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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS

Ihcnter-There was an immense
crush at the box office this morning,
when the sale began for Fritzi Schcfr
In The PrIma Donna" Without doubt.
oil three performances Will go to ca
pacity houses.
The popular actor. Mr. Louis James,
is near by attraction at the theater.
He vii! render Horny the VIII" and
Tho Merchant OF Venice"
Orphcum-The popularity of this
weeks bill at the Orpheum is likely
to establish record for business at
that house. Every night since the bill
was given its first presentation 1t has
been necessary to sell standing room.
ColoninI-Rose Melville In ISIS
Hopkins Is playing 10 large audiences.
| which shows that her old time popu-
| larity Is undiminished. The bill runs
throughout the week.
Next weeks attraction at the Co.
| lonial will be "The Girl at the Helm.
with the commedIan. Billie Clifford. in
Grand-The Hazlitt Co. in life for
Life" Will run through the week, CIV
Ing matinee this afternoon and New
Years afternoon
Bungalow-"The Sub" the catchy
little operetta by Margaret Whitney
VIII be repeated tomorrow night at tho
Bungalow theater with the original
cast and an increased number. The
piece was produced last summer at the
Bungalow. The company intends play
ing I'm some of the neighborinC cities
this winter.
The Sub" will be followed by tho
Willard Mack company. which, with
Mr.. Mack and Miss Leone. opens an
engagement New Years day in Polly
Primrose"
Shubcrt-The very clever work of
Mr. Swenson and Miss Palmer IN the
"Vagabond King" at the Shubert thea
ter continues to attract we'll pleased
audiences.
Mission-The new bill which opens
tonlght is headed by Harry and Kate |
"Cupids Voyage" The act calls for |
two settings The first shows the in
terror of an ocean liner and the second |
depicts the wreck OF the boat In mid
ocean and the signal OF distress An
other extraordinary act IS that of the
Godlewsky troupe of 10 Russian singers
and dancers The Stellings are Euro
pean comedy hat throwers. Over 300
difterent hats are used by this pair.
The Labakans with their famous trick
dog Folly are comedy acrobats. Edna
Davenport is singing and dancing
comedicnne who has a pleasing voice
and personality Morris and Morton
are two American boys who know how
10 handle their feet so we'll that thew
lave won the name Of "The BOYS with
he Flying Feet The picturegraph
has several new pictures and the or
'hestra has outdone itself to make this
week the most pleasing bill yet given
1t the mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
ALL CONCRETE HOUSE
BUILT AT M0NTCLAlR

INDIVIDUALS in all sections oil the
country are building concrete house
but there is, says Cement Age. of New
York, an important development In the
growing interest manifested in concrete
construction by large and enterprising
corporations engaged in land improve
ment and building operations on an eX-
tensiye scale. They recognize In con-
crete a good Investment. even where
first cost may be In excess of other
methods of construction. AS showing
the extent to which confidence In con-
cretc has developed in recent years, an
all-concrete house has been built at
Montclair. n. j.. by New York con-
struction company. An interesting fact
in connection with this house Is that ii
Is neither for sale nor for rent. The
purpose OF the company is to afford op
portunity to the public to see exactly
what an all-concrete house means. Tho
house thus becomes an object lesson of
great value and interest. 1t Is not
meant that every man who builds a
dwelling shall reproduce this particular
house in all Its dimensions but rather
that he may see and clearly understand
the great durability and superiority OF
concrete as exemplified in the structur-
al processes involved. He is first given
to understand that this house Is built
entirely OF concrete and steel Dur
Ing its construction every movement
of the workmen was noted with ex-
treme interest by visitors. They were
first impressed with the fact that the
foundations were sufficiently strong
to carry a structure 10 times the size.
and that every feature was of the same
indestructible character
The house weighs 500 tons, and every
part is scientifically thought out by
men high in their profession. 1t was
the purpose to erect a house that time
could not injure or destroy and that
will require neither paint nor repairs
and from which all danger from fire
has been eliminated.
In its design and construction all.
thought of other materials was nut
aside In order that the house might al
so look like concrete. The company did
not claim that a house of this charac-
ter could be built at far less cost than
a cheap frame house. and that inex-
perienced workmen could erect il, but
they sought to show thus the highest
ultimate economy demanded the most
careful and scientific methods through
out
This led to the evolution of a house
with secure concrete foundation. con-
crete and steel walls with air spacc
concrete floors. partitions. stairs. bal
ustrades and roof Of concrete tiles
practically monolithic mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
LOWELL FILES ANSWER.

Jonathan Lowell. co-defendant with
Thos. Homer in the suit filed bv n +
Gllls alleging fraud IN the sale of q
farm by the defendants to the plain
TN. fled an answer in the Third dis
trlct court this morning. denying that
any fraudulent representations had
oeen made in the sale of the property.
He admits that he induced Mrs. Gills to
urge her husband to purchase the
iarm, but upon honorable representa-
tions, he says. Soon after fling his an
swer. Lowell filed suit In the civil divi-
sion OF the city comt against Gills. who
is his brother-in-law. seeking Judgment
for $3.50. the value, according to the
complaint. of two buggies and bed
stead sold to him to take to the newly
acquired farm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
RAILROADS REPRIMANDED
FOR 0VER-C HARGING

Washington, Dec. 29-In a decision
by the interstate commerce commits
sion handed down today involving 4
claim OF 20 cents in an overchsrge
on freight made against the Aberdeen
&c Ashboro Railway company and
other Tines railroads generally are
severely reprimanded for their delay
In adjusting claims where there has
been a palpable oyercharge.
The railway had admitted the over
charge but did not settle with the ship
per until the latter mad exhausted
ordinary methods of collection and
finally had filed a formal complaint
with the commission.
If carriers persist in their delay,
the commission intimates it may be
under the necessity of calling the at
tention of Congress to the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
WOMAN WHO DEFRAUDS
CHAUFFEUR SENTENCED

San Francisco, Dec. 2s.-Mrs. Elizu-
beth Murray Newman. magazine
writer. charged with defrauding an
automobile driver. was convicted today
In the police court and sentenced 10
60 days in jail and TO pay fine of
$50. the extreme penalty. Since her
trial began yesterday many people
claiming to have been vlctimized by
Mrs. Newman. have applied for war
rants. Mrs Newman. whose husband
cannot be located by the authorities,
Is well known in certain literary and
social circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Inc Modern Mercantile company of
Ferron, Emery county, filed its arti-
cies OF incorporation this morning
with the secretary of state. The con-
cerh has capital stock of $4,000.
divided into shares of s5 each. Henry
thompson Is president; H. r. Hunts
man, vice-president; and j. ]. Rasmus-
sen, secretary and treasurer.
Articles of incorporation of the Ibex
standard Mining company of Mercer
were filed this morning with the sec
retary OF state 1t has capital stock
OF $l2,sOo divided into shares at 10
dent. r. A. Gray, vice-president. 7
+. Roundy treasurer and James w
Sloane, secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29

Third South street. where the Real
Estate State Fair and Manufacturers
associations have for 80 long helu
their offices The Manufacturers as
sociation has the privilege of remain
Ing over the years limit. but as the
lease may be sold at anytime and
the remaining occupants notified 10
vacate at once. the association has
concluded to vacate, and desirable
desk accommodations have been Sc.
cured in the offices OF the Beneficial
Life Insurance company on the ground
floor of the Templeton building, until
the quarters in the Vermont building
are ready.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
DESERTED BRIDE SUES.

Married in July last year and left
SIX months afterwards to prepare for
the birth of her baby alone, and, as
soon thereafter as she was able. to
get out TO work in order to sustain
herself and the child. Is the story fold
by Rachel H. Bohr today in her petit
tion in the Third district court for di-
vorce from James F.. Bohr The couple
We're married in Ogden July l6. and
Mrs, Bohr alleges that Bohr has failed
to provide for her for the past II
months. She therefore asks for di-
vorce and suitable alimony. The child
Is eight months old and is named Ray
mond
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PERFECT PROTECTION FOR % -

we have Safe Dcnos,,
for rent In our absoIuto,,, 1es
and Burglar Proof vaults ~ 1T. re
Client size to hold large nun,hn
OF papers and documents whser
may be rented for $3.50 vnsN
It IS usual! tho unexncctas
that happens. You can neva.
know when your home NAV "a.
uuire the attention OF the firc a.
partment. Friends can carry on,
the furniture but only you can
eaye your personal paperu of
value. II you keep them In q safo
deposit box In our FIRE and burg
lar proof vaults you can know
they are safe not only from fire
hut also theft or loss.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.
NO. 235 MAIN STREET.
IN THE BUSINESS HEART.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
JUDGMENT FOR HOME FIRE.

The Home Fire Insurance company
secured Judgment Tuesday in Judge NJ
l. Rltchle's court against the Rio
Granee Western Railroad company for
S1,SO0 The suit was the result of a
hre which occurred in Bingham sew
eral years ago, when the Ute Copper
companys plant was burned down by
sparks from an engine The Insurance
company paid the amount to the min
Ing company and then brought suit
against the Rio Grande Western rail-
road to recover damages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29

bao,, TO civilization and sit in front
OF n humans meal" he told me. pu.
when first got on board the revenuo
cast away for year the food didn't
taste at all like what had anticipat-
ed, and actually there were times when
I really craved taste of my ora
Eskimo dlet."-Cleveland Plain Deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
SNOW IN COTTONWOOD.

The Forest service office reports two
feet of snow on level at the Wasatch
planting station UP Big Cottonwood can
yon. five feet at the head of the can
yon and six feet at Alta, Ten degrees
below zero is now about the regular
temperature at the station One must
use snow shoes in travelling up there at
this time of the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
DENTIST GOES UNDER.

George w. Umbenhaur, of Ogden.
iled petition in bankruptcy TODAY in
the clerks Office of the United States
district court. His occupation Is that of
a dentist, and the total amount of his
Indebtedness is placed at $2.151.49. of
which $6sS Is secured, His assets con-
slst OF household goods, SAT. machinery
and tools s55. and accounts due him ~
$50, making In all $1O2, all of which Is
claimed as exempt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29
COURT NEWS
FOUR MARITAL MIsFIrs.
Mrs. Nellie =. Spencer and Mrs. Eva
L, Seifert File Divorce Suits


Mrs. Nellie P. Spencer seeks q al
vorce from Walter Y. Spencer on the
ground of desertlon in a complaint
nled this morning in the Third district
court, They were married on Sept. 3,
lsVS' and have one son, Ferris, years
Old She asks for $50 month alimony
Tor the support of the boy. For the
last two years she declares that Spencer
mas refused to provide for her and the
child.
on the ground of cruelty, Mrs. Eva F.
Seiiert applied for a divorce from Max
A Seifert in complaint filed this
morning. They We're married in Muir
ray on June u, 1900, and have two
children. Besides striking her In tbe
lace on one occasion. Mrs. Seifert all
leges that her husband has refused to
support her and their family She asks
for suitable alimony.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The regular officers. meeting of the
held at O'Clock Friday afternoon at
the stake hall.
Ensign stake Relief society Will hold
conference Friday afternoon at
O'Clock in the Twentieth ward chanel
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DIED.

HANSEN.-At 1925 East Thirteenth
South street. Dec. 2S, 1909. OF scarlet
fever. Verbena E.. daughter OF Hans P.
and Mary c. Nelson Hansen; born July
%. 1906 In Salt Lnlee City.
The funeral cortege will leave tho fam
fly residence today wednesday, at IL
a. m. Interment City cemetery at 11:45
a. m.
COCHRANE-Mrs. Adam Cochranc died
at noon today at the residence Of her
son-in-law, A. f. Hutchinson. 1S2s east
South Temple. aged 79
Funeral at 2:30 D. M Thursday Mt tho
residence. Funeral private. Body will be
taken to Omaha for interment.
PLANT.-At the residence. 3s7 west First
North street. Dec. %. of general de-
bilty, Charles NJ. Plant, aged IS years
Funeral announcement later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-29

R. e. Evans. Florist, 3s 8. Main St
Floral designs a speciality. PhoneS 961.
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A TREAT TO THE TEACHERS
To eat at the Cafeteria, News Annex
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
NOTICE

a proposition to create Sewer
District in the Town Of Holly, COL
orado, to be known and desig-
mated as Holly Sewer District No.
Two, and to construct therein a
combined system Of sewers for
storm and sanitary drainage. as
provided by Chapter 151 Of the
Session Laws Of the State Of Col.
orado Of 1899.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
SOUTHEAST pRCWERS
COUNTY NOTES.

Oscar Moore went to Syracuse after
seed wheat
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorden are in Lamar
for few days.
School at District No. 4 opened with
full attendance.
Mrs. Cannon returned to her home
in Wichita Monday
James Curry has returned to his
home at Potwin. Kan.
Clyde Fresh was out looking after
his farm last Friday.
The Ladies club will meet with
Mrs. Slawsin this week.
Miss Elsie Heller has her home on
her claim almost completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith we're out
looking after their claim Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Webb left Monday for
a visit in Indiana with her aged mother.
Mr.. Abbot has thirty acres Of Milo
maize that will make forty bushels per
acre
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
DIR
MAN ABo'T TOWN
Some Flotsam and Jetsam
found Dy the Wayside

Pete Garcia, the Mexican boss,
is on the sick order this week.
Cheer up, Pete, the beet crop is
fine.
w. o. Moore, living about nine
teen miles south of Holly, was in
town Thursday attending to busi-
ness matters.
Barry Sullivan severed his con-
nection with the Sugar company
for the present. and is visiting with
friends in Denver
Ray Appel says it's cheaper to
walk than ride in Dicks automo-
mobile; also states tnat the Cubs
haven't been winning team this
year.
Miss Frances Pink ham is assist
ing her sister in-law, Mrs. J. P.
Pinkham, at Hartman, this week
during the absence of Mr.. J. p.
Pinkham on a stock purchasing
tour.
r. P. Walton has sold several
dozen of his thoroughbred Leghorn
chickens to +. w. Brainard, who
will strive to make chicken raising
as successful as he has made the
culture of bees.
Rev, J. A. Bastien will be- here
from Lamar Sunday to read High
Mass at ST. Joseph's church. The
Catholics here are putting forth
earnest efforts to raise funds to
erect new church.
T. W. Merwin and wife returned
from the State Fair yesterday
morning very much pleased with
President Taft and the Fair. They
report large crowd and a general
good time.
The Holly G Commercial clubrooms
have nndrgone a thorough clean
ing at the hands of George Hollis.
The rooms have electric lights and
all modern conveniences, and is a
more fitting place than ever to en-
tertain visitors from neighboring
towns.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24

All owners Of real estate hereinafter de.
scrbed, and all persons interested generally
hereby notified that the Board oi Trustees
Of the Town Of Holly. in Prowers County. Col
orado. has adopted full details and specifications
for the construction Of combined system Of storm
and sanitary drainage. with the appurtenances,
in and for proposed sewer district within the
corporate limits Of the Town Of Holly, to be
known and designated as Holly Sewer Dis
trct Number Two. the cost Of said improve.
ment with interest as hereinafter provided to
be assessed by Ordinance upon all the real es-
tate in the said district. ir proportion as the
Of each piece Of real estate is to the area
Of all real estate in the district. exclusive Of
public highways, said district being described as
follows to-wit
Beginning at point on the east Section line
Of Section Fifteen 15) Township Twenty.three
(23) south Of Range Forty Two (42)wesi of the
Sixth l6th) Principal Meridian. Forty Meet east
Of the southeast corner Of Block Five (5) in
the Second Addition Of Holly; thence south
along said east section line Of said Section
Fifteen (l5) in said Township and Range to a
point Two Hundred and Seventy (270) feet
south Of the north line Of Santa Fe Street;
thence in northwesterly direction to point in
the north and south center line Of said Section
Fifteen Q5) distant Two Hundred (2OO) feet
south of the southwest corner Of Murphy's Ad-
dition; thence north along said north and south
center line Of said Section Fifteen (15) to the
southwest corner Of said Murphy's Addition
thence southwesterly to the southeast corner Of
Block Two (2) Of Rouse's Subdivision Of Lot
Eleven CID Woods Addition thence west to
the southwest corner Of said Block Two (2)
Roases Subdivision: thence southwcsterIy TO
the southeast corner Of Block Two (2) Pratt's
Subdivision; thence northwestern to the south
west corner Of said Block Two (2) Praa's Sub
division. which corner is in tbs north and south
center line Of the Northwest quarter (NW 1-4)
Of said Section Fifteen Q5); thence north along
the said north and south centerline Of said north.
west quarter (NW l.4) Of said Section Fifteen
ll5) to the southwest corner Of Block SEVENTH
Wood Addition; thence east to the southeast
corner Of said Block Seven a.. Wood's Add.
tion: thence Dorth to point Sixty (60) feet
west OF the southwest corner of the north half
Of Lot Five (5) Woods Addition; thence east
to the southeast corner Of Lot Seyenty-six (76)
Of Park Subdivision; thence southeasterIy to the
southwest corner Of Block Eight (S) Second
Addition: thence east to the point Of begin.
ming
ALSO. beginning at point ten and ops.half
az I'D feet south Of the east quarter corner
Of Section Fifteen (15) Township Twenty.three
(23) South, Of Rage Forty.t~o (42) West Of
the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian, thence NJ
$40 81 W. Two Thousand Forty (204O) ..fset
to point: thence south Two Huadred Thirty
(2oO) feet. thence sast Three Hundred Seventy
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
A Narrow Escape

Edgar N. Bsyless. = merchant Of Robinson.
vile. Del. wrote; About two years ago was
thin and sick. .od cough ill the time and # |
did not hsve consumption it WIS near to j,
commen. ed using Fole,'s Honey and Tar. and
it stopped my cough. and | am now entirely
well. snd have gained twenty-eisht pounds. sll
due to the good results from taking Foley' :
Honey and Tar" Holly Pharmacy F. D. Baird
& Co. Prop'n.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
SCHOOL NOTES

Henry Bogue. the hghshool artist. is
decorating the board this week.
Eva Padley, Walter Jones and Willie
Parret have entered the FRESHMAN
class.
The Physics class, which had such
hard time to get started. is now do
ing good work and will no doubt make
a great success Of this study.
George Stoaer is the new pupil en-
rolled in the Senior class this week
and hearafter will be seen, until late
hour. laboring over his lessons.
The girls basket ball team have re-
cieved their new basket ball, and have
begun practice for the games this
year. The girls are making a good
showing. and will play some strong
games this year, they say.
1t is witk great regret that the Jun
ior class learn that Eva Warnack will
be with them only a month. She has
been very good student and win be
missed very much by this school, as
she will be priced by the school she
is to enter.
The lawyers for the trial at the meet.
ing Of the Literary society are getting
their witnesses lined up for the great
clash. To decide the case Judge VIII.
kins has been enged. The decision is
Of great Importance, as it will show
whether or not the scholars have the
right to crush chalk upon the floor.
On account Of the resignation Of
Maurice Reynolds as captain Of the
foot ball team. Roy Lewis was chosen
to Gll the place. With Mr.. Ogden as
coach and Ray as captain. lao doubt
we will have very strong team this
year.
Did you see that swell line of
lnlIies. Tailor-made suits, at
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
White Bros.

Many people deiude themselves BY saying 1T
will wear a,ssy." when they notice symptoms Of
kidney and bladder trouble. This is . mistake.
Take toley's Kidney Pills. and stop the drain
on the vitality. They cure b.ck.che. and rheu-
m.tis,n. kidsey snd bladder trouble. and make
every trace Of pain. weakness. and urin.ry
trouble disappear. Holly Ph.rm.cy F. D. Baird
& Co. Prop'rs
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24

Did you see that swell line of
Indies. Tailor-made suits, at
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24

tientle,ne ,i.u,', forgs. iha,
gnci. su Is. green lies, green hats.
green shoes and green hose are
the fashion.
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
Buy a piano on easy terms. $l(
down and $40 per month.
A. FL. Price.

Dr.. Abernethy. the great English physician
said Watch your kidneys. When they are az
fscted. life is. in danger" Foley's Kidney Rem
edy makes healthy kidneys. -correets urinary ir-
resulalties. and tones up the whole system
Holly Pharmacy F. D. Baird & Co. Proprs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24
Merchants Praise

d.. Bells pine-Tar-lIoney. j. W. Mcdaniel.
Ethertor. Ills ssys: There is no medicine
which car Is il for coughs. colds. LaGrippe.
nslhu aa Bronchitis. Look for the Bell on
he Boulc. Farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-09-24

Buy piano on easy terms. SIC
down and SO per month
A. FL. Price.