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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
BALLET FOR sALTAIR.
Martin Beck 10 Furnish Attractions
Vaudeville for Ogden and Logan.

Martin Beck is again proving a fac
tor In amusements In salt Lake and
contiguous cities. His latest an
nouncement is the presentation Of the
Bird Ballet. which has been one Of
the features Of the New York Hippo-
drome. at Saltair this summer. The
big production includes $40 girls and
an orchestra Of SO pieces. The open
ing day Is set for June 10 and the
place the big cycle track at the lake
which viii make an Ideal home for
such productions. The management
OF the production will be In n hands
OF G.. e. RAYMOND. resident manager
OF the Orpheum at MINNEAPOLIS. which
closes for the summer vacation in
June. other attractions. such rs the
FLYING Ballet and similar spectacular
features. are 20 follow. The contract
has been signed. sealed and delivered
and is said 20 involve $4,000 for the
season.
THE saltair management Is making
rrangements 20 add 10 the equipment
and big business Is anticipated this
hummer in the face Of the fact that
thousands win be here for the O. A.
r. -encampment
with the passing Of the Grand az
ogden into the control Of Martin Beck
the Logan opera house m Ia on
the deal. Martin Beck n klaw &
Granger being closely allied arrange
ments are being perfected whereby
vaudeville and the legit viii be pre-
scented at both houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Tho Rorkman Electric company Of
this city has filed articles Of incorpora-
lion with tho county clerk TO carry
on "a general commercial business IN
automobiles. The capital stock amounts
to $4,000. divided into shares OF 81
each. Of which 49, 600 shares are rea
urv stock. George Borkman Is presi-
dent. L. Dykes. vice president; J. II.
Parkes. secretary and treasurer.
The chief Consolidated Mining COM
pany Of Phoenix. Ariz, a hled a copy
Of it's articles OF incorporation win
the secretary of state In order that
the company might engage In business
I'M the state Of Utah. The capital stock
amounts to S $1,000, 600. divided into shares
OF 81 each.
Tho Progressive Motion Picture COM
pany Of Ogden. Utah. has hled arllolus
of incorporation i'm the secretary or
states office. The capital STOCK - 80
00O. divided into shares eof 800 each.
The officers are: Albert ScoWcrotl'
president. Charles Zicmer, vice presl-
dent: W. w. Hodkinson, treasurer ana
II. a. Sims. secretary.
The Eureka Mining company has hled
articles OF Incorporation. The capt.
tan stock amounts TO Sl0O,OUO Win
sharese valued at J cent each The Of
Gers are: Robert A. Brown. president
George A. Udall. vice president Ralph
Psdrer. secretary. James Chipman,
n treasurer. The company owns prop
ertv in the Tintic mining district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
BUSINESS AND REALTY

Lorenzo n. stohl. who has hoon elect
ed manager Of the Beneficial Life In
surance company, has had splendid
training 20 III him for the duties Of his
new office. Although still a young
man DO has been I'm a. position 10 dem
onstratc his executive ability. lie grad
uatcd from "a course I'm architecture at
the state Agricultural college somo
years ago. after which be spent some
years as "a missionary in the southern
states. Upon his return be Was the
prime mover in organizing the First
National bauk OF Brigham city, one OF
the strong financial Institutions OF Box
elder county. He also organized tho
Stohl Furniture company He was one
Of the organizers iH one OF the d.
rcctors OF the Utah Arid Farm COM
pany. which has 1000 acres OF land un-
der cultivation. Ho hus been instru-
mental in organizing and Incorporating
other horticultural enterprises and has
huen one 0f tho main movers in Ect-
ting the east Side canal out of the Bear
river Two years ago ho was selected
president OF the board Of trustees on
tho Utah Agricultural college. "a posi-
zion to which he was recently re-elect-
ca. Mr.. Stohl in connection with Abe
stunghnm brothers organized the com-
pauy of which he has just been elected
manager
Al "a cost of about $4,000, John m
Drnhalter. proprietor OF the Dcseref
sudaWatef works. intends 40 erect
. large sodaWatcr factory on Eighth
South near Main street The ground
has already been purchased. Denial
Tor also owns "a similar business af
Provo.
The sugar House Commercial a.
Savings bank win open on or about
May ~. with the following men at its
head N. d Hansen. manager of We
Granite Lumhor company, PRESIDENT
Rodney Badger cashier 0f the Utah
National bank. Vice PRESIDENT George
uel Nrn. ~ 49, rHflor Hyrum Ncil-
Bon ana ~ B Richardson. directors.
The bank win be- capitalized All fZ1.-
600. and me cashier of the now In
stituuon win be George A, Con. OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
LATE LOCALS

Local Bank Clearings rodayN
local bank clearings amounted 20
SI.162, 1859. as compared with Noo4'-
1876. for the corresponding day OF
last year.
Artist Cnwson Hume-John w.
Clawson. the artist. has returned from
los angeles for a few months during
which time he viii open q studio, ana
place some pictures on Inhibition.
Atwood building Vacated-rhe last
of the tenants of the old Atwood bullu-
ing at second South and state sttfet
have moved out so that the rickety eld
structure viii have been raized 20 the
ground by evening
Board Meets Tuesday-The board or
education will meet on tuesday nlkht
April "a. TO consider the expenditure
for the coming school year of 1910.
Estimates win be figured out n pre-
scented by the various committees
Transferred 10 IdahO-W J.. Walker
mineral Inspector Of the general lane
office. who has been connected Win
the tenth field division for about -
months. has been transferred TO ths
fourteenth field division, which was
recently created In Idaho. He eNpecte
to leave for Boise this afternoon.
Underwater TO Move-The offices
~ the Pacidc Board OF Fire Under
writer's I'm his city that have been
for years on the sixth floor OF tho
Commercial block. are to be moVee'
| next month to the Eleventh ioor ot
the Boston block. whore fine apart
ments are being fitted up.
New Chief at Elks' Club-Henry Bo-
gan. who for three years was IN the
employe OF samuel Newhouse as chiet
- 49, H.HHnmH. nrfnHuHa car has see
/ cured the privileges Of the Elks clup
and will have charge OF the kitchen
| there. Lunches and dinners VIII be
served for the accommodation Of the
members.
Miller h AssOciatcd-A. O.. Miller
has associated himself with A. Reiser
in the jewelry business I'm east First
| south street. He viii be associated
with Mr.. Riser IN the publication of
the bulletin which will appear next
week. owing TO some business changes.
the periodical did not appear TINS
week.
brothers Die of uniuries-Alya p.
Dibble, the Bingham miner injured
by recently falling from a scatold,
died his morning. from the effects Of
his injuries in the keOgh-Hammono
hospital. and the body was removod
TO the morgue Of Joseph William Tay-
Tor preparatory 20 burial. Loren DID
BILE. a brother who fell from the scaf-
fold died a few minutes after the ac-
cident.
Form Junior Typo UniOn-A number
Of young printers and typographical
neophytes met yesterday and effected
a temporary organization 10 be known
as the Salt Lake Junior Biographies
Union No. rs. They elected for
president. Walter Richardson. with
Ernest Felt as secretary and treasurer
A set of by-lays was presented and
were laid over for future action a
committee OF three was elected TO pro,
mote membership and the better In
torCst OF the new organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
AFTERNOON. 1.f5 p. NJ.
RAILROAD LOSES CONTEST.

A decision was rendered ON Saturday
afternoon by Col NJ 81. Kaighn. re-
gister OF the United states land office.
In the case of the Morgan Argentine
Pacific Railroad comapny, which ls
adverse to thc railroad company. The
suit arose through tho railroad come
shin b. north. range 3 east. situated
in Morgan county. which Was held by
the above mining company to be- min
cralized land. The ease "a been
dragging along Tor over "a year. but
the decision Shove the contention of
the mining company 90 have been core
anything elise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
JEALOUS SOLDIER
SHOOTS At WOMAN
Her Pluck and His Poor Marksman-
ship Save Her from
Injury.

with his affection turned TO bitter
hate. and IN an outburst Of jealous
rage. w. r.. Lucas. a private in lhe
hospital corps OF the Fifteenth in
fantry, yesterday afternoon fired two
shots at Miss Caroline Hassatd.
tho young woman who had rejected his
attentions. Both bullets missed their
mark and Miss Hassard escaped un-
hurt. Lucas was arrested last night
at the post. and Is nov confined In he
city Jail under a charge Of assault with
a deadly weapon.
The shooting. which occurred at the
home OF the young woman, as Olive
street. had It's dramatic features, and
tina she was not injured or wounded
was due entirely TO her ready presenos
Of mind and pluck In graphing with
her assailant, n his poor marksman-
ship
Lucas had been attentive 70 Miss
Hassard for several months, until she
lately expressed her unwillingness 10
keep company with him, Or 70 accept
his attentions.
The soldier was persistent, however,
and yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock,
appeared at Miss Hassard's home and
insisted that he be permitted 10 enter.
Forcing his way into the han I'm spite
OF the objections OF the woman, he de
manded 70 know who was IN the house
with her. Miss Hassard's only reply
was the reiterated request that he leave
the house. This - enraged Lucas that
he Lost control Of himself and with a
imprecation he whipped out his re-.
volver and hred two shots, both Il
which. however, went Wild and were
Embedded IN the wall.
with uncommon bravery Miss Has.
sard gIupplcd with Lucas. forcing hin
out OF the house. at the same tim,
| clutching the revolver. and retaininl
! her hold until w. v. England, res dos
az IS5 olive street. came to her as.
sistance.
Lucas then broke away and starte,
up the street and escaped before thi
police arrived On response 90 the call
He was later found az Fort Douglas
Al the station this morning ne refuse,
TO make any statement on give IN eX
PLANTATION OF his attack upon Miss Has
sard.
A short time ago he complained q
the police tha Miss Hassard had rob
ped him OF "a small sun of money. bu
upon Investigation the police concludes
that the charge was groundless nnl
had been melted by a desire for re
yenge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
AMERICANS" WANT MONEY.
Raised Salaries 60 he Asked for the
City's Hired Help.

with the approach Of the city election
campaign this fail. the American party
has begun TO loosen the strings Of
the city's purse. A communication will
be presented to tho city council tonight
asking for a raise IN salaries for Frank
r.. Christensen, clerk of the board OF
public works. from 500 20 Sl25 a month
Frank Matthews, and and water CONF
missioner, from 800 70 &l25 "a month
Scaler of Weights and Measures beas-
ley from SIS 20 500 a month; plumbing
Inspector Farrell FRAN 800 TO Sl2j a.
month, Jesse W. Barnett, secretary OF
the fire department, from $50 70 SlOQ a
month; the policemen and hrernen "a
raise OF s. a month.
This Is about the NTH batch Of city
employees that have come before the
council for a raise In salary. The
others have an received their raiso ina
Guiding Jake Raleigh. street supervisor
and watermaster, although he had 90
be- given "a new coat OF whitewash be-
fore Il could BE- accomplished. The Ina
crease iu salary viii mean a larger
campaign fund for the American
party because the employees will BE- as
sessed the regular 80 l-3 per cen on
one or two months salary.
il Is understood that the American
party councilmen have pledged them-
selves 90 vote Tor the raise, but the mi-
nority are strongly against it and d
fight DIS expected before these increase.
are made tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26

SilKic OrtOnas, "a French journalist,
ID Dab falt LAX FOR a few days ON "a Pc
dostrian tour around the world In
company with three others, M Ortonas
LETT Europe 20 walk around the world,
studying social and political conditions
en- route. Tho travellers are crossing
the United states az different points
and viii meet before crossing the ocean
again. N. Ortonas A. making "a special
study OF the lives and customs OF tho
people Of the states through which
he pafHos The other members Of the
party are Prof Alfredo Batteli, Italian;
Albert wilkes American, and Adolph
Schneider German. Professor Batteli Is
investigating tho commercial ana indus
trial features of the country. ~Schnoidor
is studying tho laisics and machinery.
and Wilkes Il collecting material Tor
magazlne ana no0aDapor articles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
LOCATION DECLARED VOID

COL NJ. NJ. Kaighn, register Of the
United states land office. has decided
against Moroni A. Orton I'm the land
case involving locations I. 2. 3, and A.
section so. township IS south. range y
west. salt Lake meridian, on the
grounds that the claimant Orton did
not provide % permanent home on the
land. and that the location was not
made in good faith. I'm his reply Orton
stated that tho altitude is 10000 feet and
that Il is. therefore. not desirable for a
home FOR more than % months OF
the year. but that he lives al Parowan,
about rs miles away. The receiver,
however. I'm the decision today, declares
the location void.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
FUNERAL OF MORRIS INFANT.

The funeral OF the baby OF Charles NJ.
Norris was held yesterday at 1915, from
the residence. 1903 Fourth avenue. The
services were conducted by the bishopric
OF the Eleventh ward, where Mr.. Nor
ris was born. and where he has lived
until recently. There Was n large at
fendance on friends. and the services
were very Impressive The speakers were
James n Anderson, JOhn NJ Knight and
Anthem ~. Luud Solos were sung by
Joseph w. -Summerhays. Jr.. Margaret
w. Summerhays and Horace Ensign. In
torment was Zoo the city cemetery. The
father was called home from Washing
ton hy the Illness Of bis child, and he
arrived I'm the city on Wednesday might
last. The baby died shortly after mid
night on Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
NAGnANcY 80 DISMISSED.

After tho examination " the two
prlncipai witnesses for the prosecution,
the casc against Maud Williams,
charged with vaRrancy and maintain
ing an improper house nc 20 west Sec
ond South street was dismissed by
Judge Bowman this morning on motion
OF Asst. County Atty Aaron Meyers.
The two witnesses were George f. Rob
efts and j.. j. Clawsou. who In the ca
pacity Of reporters for the Inter-
Mountain Republican. furnished lnfor-
nation to the sherin's office which led
to o. raid Oh the house and the arrest
on the night Of Feb ~. Realizing shat
their testimony failed 20 support Oh.
charge against the woman, Mr.. Meyers
asked that the case be dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING

Thomas and Jeanette Abbot of
Pennington celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at their Farming
ton home saturday Many of theIr
family members were present as wen
as friends aud neighhors a most enc
loSublc lime was epcut and much of
INC time Was made more pleasant hf
tales of early days in Utah Don which
Thomas Abbot took an active part nj.
was an indian fighter aud was nrsf
lieutenant under Captain Lot Smith in
me early day troubles Of The terri
tory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
STEPHEN N. WALKER DEAD.
Funeral VIII nc Held in Pcoa. SUNNI.
County. Wednesday.

stephen Marohant Walker Of Peoa,
Summit county. Utah. died suddenly
of hysteria at the residence Of his sister
m-law. Mrs. William Milliner, 75l south
Seventh East. at noon Sunday. April
%. The funeral service will be held
wednesday. April IS, at 2 o'clock .. M,
al Peoa, Summit county. Utah. Tho
remains are at the undertaking parlors
of S. NJ. Taylor & Co, 258 asst First
South street. where friends Of the de-
ceased may call after 4 D.. nj. today.
Mr.. Walker was a missionary In Samoa,
from which labor he returned ten years
ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
ARCHIBIID BUCHANAN DEAD.
Wei Known Resident Of This CITY
PASSES Away Rt His Home.

Well Known tcsidcut or This CITY
Passes Away Rt HIS Home.
Archibald buchanan. n we'll known
resident of this city, died an hls home
here Sunday morning. April 25 of gem
crul debility after an Illness of three
days Tho deceased was born az Doune.
pcrthshire Scotland, AUG a. 1894 ana
omlfmtcd to Utah iu june. 1855. sef-
cling Don this city, where De- has resided
most Of the umo since.
Mr Buchanan was "a machiulst by oc-
cuuation and for many years followed
this business .n some of the largest o1f-
ton mills of his native hnd He was
"a skilled Wfchauie and hls sarTIc 3
we've much lI demand. commandug
the he.t wages paid t0 that class of
tradoaWon Iu scotland. During his
residence in thIs city. however hr guva
zap business entirely and has lived with
members of hlH family, 0f whum thora
arc four boa SALT Lake ana one william
Buchanan. ln thc service of tho British
government lu thr Past Indies ThDsa
roslding here are Alexander Archibald
M, Mrs Moronl Gillespie and Mrs. D.
W Eyane Ihcro are also 50 grand
children surviving ana IA uoat-gaud-
children Mr buchanan was the hua-
band of sarah MrNurin Buchanan
who died lu thla CITY ln August. lSl9
During hld residence here The d-ecoasfi
I hFed a Qulet unosiontati0us hfa max
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
INsIsTENT N IN JAIL.

l.. G.. Lamer. untn recently O. student
no The university, was arrested this
morning on q charge OF trospass pre-
ferrcd by Dr. Taylor OF the University
apartments. Second South Thir-
tcenth East streets. Iamcr. IL is all
legged. w ordered 10 give mp his room
% week ago because of failure to pay
the rent, but has since been occupying
the apartment surrepttiously. He was
caught hiding in the closet ot the room
mis- morning. and detained until tho
arrival Of Detectives Chase and Burt,
who took him 10 The city Jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
sYBE1IA CLAYTON IS HOME,
Accompanied BY Her Father She Re-
turns from European Triumphs.

-
Col n. w. clayton and daughter,
Miss syboua clayton. arrived home
saturday evening frum Berlin In excel
lent health. Miss Clayton viii romaln
at home during the summer. when it
viii be decided whethcr she is 10 return
On Europe in the fall. as she has an
excellent opportunity 90 tour the CONT
ncnt as a concert pianist Miss tlay-
toms debut with the Berlin Philhnf-
monte orchestra under conductor
Kuhnvalc was ~ gratifying and a pro
uouncod success. The tair nftlste
played three concortos To- orchestral ac-
compartment creating such a furorc in
the crowded house that she was given
10 recalls during the evening, ana
played Rubenstein's Staccato "a ia
response TO final calls. Both % con-
ductor and Senior Jonas declared the
performance could not have been bet
tered. the former also stating his salts
faction at accompanying so absolutely
sure an artist as Miss clayton. so b
he gave his entire attention % directing
his orchestra. Senior Jonas said she had
learned AN there was 10 be learned iu
the way OF instruction. and has become
u fully equipped artist. Miss Clayton
bad received hattoring offers 10 % u
before returning home with her father;
and for this easln b may return 10
carry out this idea in n fall. The
concotos she played with the Philhar-
monte were composed by Tchaikoski,
Caesar Frank and Liszt- Three other
difficult concertos have been memorizcd
and Miss clayton proposed To momorize
vet three others. Her many friends
and admirers ina salt Lake are delighted
TO see her home again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
WARD
ENTERTAINMENT

Seventh Mard-On Wednesday IN
tho Seventh ward amusement iaIl "a
Sunday school concert and dance will
be given In tho convert those who win
appear in tho program ares. Nellie
Broadbent. Miss a. Putnam. Is Wood
berry. n. Lloyd and Mathews, Edith Nc
Clelland. Mr. Giles and daughter Leila
giodahf. Miss Clawaon, Allan Howard.
Dorothy and bra Shaw, Miss Mable
Cooper and Nellie Reeves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
MOTION UNDER AMUSEMENT.

The motion for "a new trial I'm the
case Of r. ID. Cannon. who was con-
victed Of embezzlinR from the Thiel
Detective service while he was a
resident manager here. was argued
Saturday before Judge Lewis IN the
Third district court. IL was under ad-
visement until Saturday. May s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
DAVIS RrrrsEn Nrw MAJ.

Joseph Davis. who was convicted OF
stealing several shirt waists, and
skirts from The Cohn Dry goods store.
was refused "a new trial Saturday
by Judge Lewis. He VIII bee sentenced
on Monday. Miss Ola Hayden, former
lN an actress. was with Davis al the
time the goods We're stolen. b was
released because Davis took the stand
and said that she was not implicated
in the theft or the things.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
POSTMASTER FOR NEEIEY, IDA.

Especial TO the "News")
Washington. ID. c.. April 26-Ioeeph
Wood has been appointed postmaster az
Neoicy. oneida county. Idaho, vice Sarah
W. Byington, removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
MISSIONARY UNION MEETING.

The semi-annual meeting II the Wo-
mems Missionary union viii be held
IN the First Methodist church next
Thursday. with ne following program:
MORNING. 1880 TO 1880.
Devotional services Oh. Mrs. w. a. Wight
Music.........Lead by Mrs H. b.. Short
Business.
Music. Mrs H. r. Parr
Work Among the Japanese in Salt
lake city ........M Mrs. O.. r.. Marks
Y. w. q. a. report.
"City Missions" Rev. W. W. Des Autols
Music. ............. Miss Aullce Bolden
Missions and Omissions ...........
Mrs p. H~awxhurst and Mrs. Sinclair
AFTERNOON. 1:i5 P. NJ.
organ lo........ Mrs. A. il. Peabody
Devotional service Mrs. ID. r. Hemphill
Music. ........... Lead by Mru Plunmer
Roll cali.
Music ............,. Mrs. Hampson
Christian Unity Mrs l. NJ Gillilan
| Discussion.
/ MUSIC ...t-ttttt+ trtsttt.s hlH- fluliNlut
Missions in the West Indies ......
Thomas Wen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-26
PERSONALS.

chief Clerk Fletcher Of the Konyo,
hotel has resigned to accept a mama
Ing position with tho Nortonia ho,si
OF Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Eldredge Of tbls
city are now I'M Paris.