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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-07

All accounts are due the first OF
each month. Do not wait for
statements but send check or pay at
office on or before the 10th to
get usual discounts.
Rates-Business Phone, $500.
Rcsldence--sc 90: Party lines SOC.
less.
cHicKASAw TELEPHONE co.
Per H. l.. RASoR.
&c Local Manager
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

: The regular meeting of the
stockholders Of the First Ma
tIonal Bank Of Ardmore, Okla. !
: will De held in the offices OF !
the bank during legal hours on
: the second Tuesday In Jan !
uary 1909 which is the I2th Of
the month. Said meeting is to ;
10 be held for the purpose OF :
electlng directors for the epsu. :
ing year. :
c. L. ANDERSON ;
Cashier. {
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
STRONG FEELING AGAINST
TAMMANY Is AROUSED

NEW YORK, July S.-Feelng against
Tammany Hall and Mayor Mcclellan.
which has been smoudering In certain
anti-Tammany organizations and civic
bodies since the removal OF Police Com
missioner Bingham recently, crystallI2ed
today meeting Of Greater New York
taxpayers. Mt which resolutions We're
adopted demanding that the action.
which brought the police In the recent
shakeup be rescinded.
Rabbi Stephen Wise, a prominent Jew
ish eccleSiastic. said;
1T was q foul blow and IL was struck
at the wrong moment for New York Is
in no mood to go back to the reign of
Crokerlsm or Van Wyclllsm. If the city
suffered this To pass without protest New
York might speedily rise TO an eminence
OF a magnIfied san Francisco. With Grim
lnal immunity for sale at flexible rates
by public officials" ~"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
| MURRAY NEWS NOTES
TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MURRAY. July S--Andy Adamson who
was found guilty by a jury OF selling
liquor to minors. was not sentenced today
This case was tried by The county I'm
Judge Charles lolms division. All the
evidence offered at the hearing had been
procured by the juvenile court OF this
place.
Leaving in their wake a cloud OF dust
here today in large automobile. The
JOY riders probably We're not aware Of the
fact that Murray has a speed limit, but
they completely shattered the said limit.
Marshal Mauss is certainly there when
II comes to the keen eye, and detected
the number 3l9 as they flew by. The
owner of the machine which bears this
number was called up on the phone and
Will have n hearing tomorrow.
b, Olsen, the youngster who pnrloincd
was arraigned this morning and fined
S.. The fine. while a light one, was on
account of the extreme youth of the boy,
His parents were also in court and in
tercoded In their sons behalf
Today is pay day at the American
smelter here. About 500 men received
pay checks this morning. This is quite
n large number. considering the fact that
the smclter al present is not running to
Its fullest capacity. a feature about the
the foreigners collect about the postof-
flee and receive money orders TO send 10
New York banks. where they deposit their
money each month.
On State street very shortly there Will
be Installed four new water tanks for
sprinkling purposes on that street. The
tanks Will be something out Of the or
dinary when completed. Each tank Will
have capacity OF 5000 gallons. These
tanks will be the largest in the county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
BOISE, IDAHO, NEWS
pecial TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. July S.-Judgc Harry
Leonard probate Judge OF Ada county,
has rendered his resignation TO the board
Of commissioners, TO take effect July IL
Field agent for the United States FL
deity and Guarantee company. with
headquarters at Denver. was the appoint
ment which induced Judge Leonard TO
quit his office six months after the COM
mencement OF his second elective term
Judge Leonard is native OF Idaho and
OF Ada county.
A continuance is expected In the cases
of the government against the Barber
Lumber company in the federal court, in
which the former seeks TO recover from
the defendant corporation cancellation
of its titles to some thirty-hVe thousand
acres OF Boise county, Idaho. timber
land.
July 10.
surveyors are In the field" said Il.
NJ. Hoovey of the Payette Lumber com
pany today. running out the line for a
new railroad through Long valley.
This Is presumed to be an extension
OF the Dewey line, now running from
Murphy in Owybee county to Emmett,
In Canyon county. through Nampa.
c G. Dietrich left Boise today for his
former home. Pocatel!o. where he will be
married tomorrow evening to a Mrs.
Jones of the Gate City.
Dietrich is private secretary 10 Coy
ernor Brady, and is popular In social
circles here,
After August / the couple will re-
turn here To make their home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
BOX ELDER COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS MEET

Special to The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. July S-Tnc first
carload Of raspberries 10 be shipped out
OF Brigham City In its hislhry was sent
cast today The berries were shipped
out In an express refrigerator car and
went Ia the Denver market The car
was loaded by the several dealers here
Cherries have likewise been shipped
out by the carload lots this season. which
has never occurred before. Robert VIII
son. representing the Royancc company
of Provo has shipped two cars. one last
week and another this week. The local
shippers shipped out one or two cars The
large crop OF cherries this year didn't
seem 10 affect the prices. \ good price
has been realized By the growers,
One of the most unusual cases of mis-
chief brought to light here was the blow
Ing up Of a private fishpond Monday.
Rudolph Korlh Is the owner Of quite cX-
tensive trout ponds and Matching waters
northwest Of The city, in what is known
as the big fields. Upon his arrival there
Tuesday morning To care for his fish he
found that the ponds had been dynanited
the day before. the day the Fourth of
July cele bration was on in town, and the
fish were scattered all over and dead
and the ponds were ruined. About $1,000
worth OF trout fry was also ruined No
trace OF the guilty parties has been found
and Mr. Korth lis at loss to know who
would have committed such decd The
officers are working on the case I'm the
hopes OF finding clue as To the guilty
parties.
Up TO today there has been but one
accident reported to have occurred on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
PROVO NEWS NOTES
DecIaI 10 The TrIbunc.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, July S,-At an adjourned ses-
sion OF the city council held last night,
a committee of the Prohibition league
presented a petition signed by 1927 legal
voters. asking that the council enact an
ordinance which will prohibit the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors In this city, be-
ginning with the year 1910. II was stat
ed by q member of the committee that
1917 people had been solicited TO sign the
petition, but 80. or about 10 per cent,
had refused. giving the reason that To-
cal prohibition could not he made ef-
fective. Chairman j. G.. Duffin, who was
the spokesman for the committee, eN-
pressed the opinion that the petition
would represent tile sentiments OF 80 per
cent of the people, and that probably 10
per cent would be against prohibition
He made a strong plea for favorable ac-
ton by the council The petition was re-
ferTed to the committee on judiciary and
BY recommendation of the committee
on fire department. the salaries OF John
Lovelcss. assistant fire chief. and Dan
Park. driver, were raised 50 per month
and their designations, heretofore filed,
were withdrawn
CITY Sexton Evan Wride reported
s5SO,75 collected for the quarter ending
June 80. 1909
The council ordered the watermaster TO
clean the old east drain in order to
carry the water overlooking from the
An inventory was ordered of all real
property belonging to Provo city, pre-
paratory 10 having the titles abstraCted
purpose. The matter was referred to
committee on city property.
Peter Il. Peterson and Walter Cox Of
this city have been given a patent on a
knife and scissors grinder, to be attached
10 sewing machine.
Mrs, Joseph a Buttle was operated on
Tor serious internal disorder a the
Provo general hospital Yesterday. Her
condition Is very favorable for COM
plctc recovery.
Joseph s. Berry has sold his brokerage
business 10 W, f. Russell. who has taken
charge.
Mark Bennett and Gertrude Hcalcy both
OF Alpine.
The attorney for Gerald Green. who
pleaded guilty a few day ago TO assault
as charged in the Information, made an
argument to the court that the inforIna-
tion only charged simple assault and
asked that Green be sentenced for that
offense The states attorneys contends
that the Information charges assault with
intent 10 do bodily harm. The matter
was taken under advisemeut by Judge
Booth,
The Utah Collieries, Maine corpora
ton. has llied copy of its bylaws with
mine coal at ScofieId
The Provo Meat and Packing company
has begun suit In the district court
TO collect $207.5i for merchandise.
George Jones Of Payson has begun
suit in the fourth district court for di-
vorcc from Ada Il. Jones. on-the grounds
at Payson, june /. 1898. PLAINTIFF asks
for the custody ~ four minor children.
| EN- Marshal W; X. Henry Is In from
| Baxter. straw Storr's railroad camp on
company has nearly completed it's
contract.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
HEARS "H0LY CITY, KILLS
WIFE AND HIMSELF

DENVER. July S.-While listening
to the strains of 'FThe Holy City on
a phonograph, Frank Farr, resident of
Fargo, suburb of Denver. this after
noon shot and killed his wife. Elsie, and
then ended his own life with q bullet
The couple had been separated for the
last six months. The tragedy occurred
at the home Of Mrs. Farr S mother, Mrs.
James Brown.
Mrs. Brown had refused TO allow her
daughter TO return to live with Farr.
who, she claimed, had been cruel. When
Farr went TO the Brown home this af
ternoon he appeared to be in good
spirits and asked his wife TO play the
record Of 1.-The Holy City on the
phonograph This she did, and while
they were listening, Farr suddenly be-
gan shooting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
BRIGHAM CITY NOTES
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. July S.-The board
county met in regular session Monday and
transacted considerable business 4 mat
ter that viii prove OF unusual interest
TO Box Elder citizens as whole and
particular, this being very muddy dis
triCt, is the fact that the commissioners.
by vote, decided to Investigate the propo
slton OF buying steam engine for the
purpose of hauling gravel for road build
ing.
j. Z. sorensen of Brigham City was
granted a free license 10 peddla merchan
disc In the county. License will be Issued
for one year only.
The clerk was authorized 10 advertise
for bids for printing notices and furnish
ing printed matter for the county for the
year commencing July ]. ending July |.
1910. The monthly reports Of the record
er's. cerlts and auditors offices were
read and unanimously adopted.
j, w. Boterldgc or Grouse Creek was
Instructed by the clerk TO commence col
lcctjng poll taxes in that district, said
poll tax to be paid in cash only
Arthur smith was. appointcd registrar
of vital statistics for the Promontory
Point precinct, vice Thomas Whitaker
Philip Paskett WAS appointed Justice
the Grouse Creek precinct.
The bond of f. II. Jones. Jr accom-
panied by an application to 2 conduct
plicatlon granted. The bond of Joseph
II. Watkins 'as Justice of the peace OF
Beaver Dam was approved and accepted
Andrew Funk. architect. was authorized
to draw up plans and specifications for
an addition 10 the courthouse.
An Important appointment made at THIS
session was that Of county road com
missioner Peter " Pierce OF Tha atcher
was appointed To this office and II is
understood that he will devote his entire
tire county. All road business hereafter
Will be conducted through this officer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
CITY COUNCIL INSPECTS
WATER RIGHTS OF LEWIS
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July S.-Members of the city
council with the city engineer and city
attorney took automobile trip to Og
den canyon this afternoon, where the
water rights in Cold Water canyon, near
the Lewis resort owned by John s. Lewis.
were inspected with the probability OF
accepting the offer TO sell to the city
made by the owner several days ago.
The city derives a portion OF its water
supply, from an intake and a ten-inch
terest owned by Mr. Lewis would add
considerably TO the auxiliary supply. The
owner has offered TO sell his interest for
$500. including 100 acres Of land. w.
g. Wilson of the Hermitage hotel has
also offered TO sell what interest he owns
in the water supply. II is probable that
the council Will take some action favor
able TO the acquisition OF these water
rights at It's next meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
LAID AT FINAL REST
Impressive Funeral Services
Over Young Man Drowned in
Lagoon Lake.
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, July S.-Followirg funeral
services of an impressive nature held at
the Fourth ward meeting house at .
o'clock. the remains OF young Herbert y.
Reeder, who met his end by accidental
drowning in the lake at Lagoon last
Monday afternoon, were laid 10 rest in
the city cemetery this afternoon.
Eight of the young mans fellow stu
dents az the Weber academy acted as
pallbearcrs, among them being Fred
Nasbctt. his companion who was with
him in the boat when he fell into the
lake The floral tributes from the friends
Of the deceased were many and beauti-
ful. among them being one from tho
staff OF the Acorn. publication issued
by the Weber academy, OF which he was
member. and one from the student
body or the school, Blsnop Il. 4. Olsen
conducted the services. Music was pro-
vidcd by the ward choir assisted by Miss
Frances Rogers Miss Maud Relnap. Or
son Griffin and Miss shorten, The speak
ers We're Apostle -. O. Mckay, President
c. f Middleton. Patriarch George ".
Larklu, Prof, ). d. Bradford Bishop w.
O Ridges, Nathan j. Harris and Bishop
Olsen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
SUES RAILWAY COMPANY
FOR DAMAGE TO SHEEP
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, July S.-William Beckman has
begun an action in the District court to
recover siS01 damages from the South
ern Pacific railroad company. which he
alleges he sustained on the shipment of
I'LL head of sheep delivered TO the COM
pany at San Francisco in February, 1908.
for delivery at Ogden.
Bcc<man says the sheep were in first
class condition when delivered to the
company. When they were taken out to
be fed and watered at Reno dogs or
wild animals were allowed to get into
the flock, destroying ninety-four head
and injur1ng number OF others. When
the balance OF the shipment reached Og-
den II had deprecated In value from
loss OF weight To the amount Of damages
claimed, according 10 the complaint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
SULLIVAN MAY Bon
THOMPSON IN BUTTE

Frank Armstrong will leave Tor Butte
today TO make arrangements for TWEEN
ty.round boxing contest between Pete
sullivan and Maurice Thompson, Ii pos
sible, the contest to be held at Butte
Sullivan is in fine condition and saws thar
he feels he can heat any man In the
world under 40 pounds
Maurice Thompson is great little
lighter; in fact. he is the only man I'm
the world that holds decision over Stan
Icy Netchel and has not been in turn de-
icated. the honors coming 10 THOMPSON
"n"n hetchel first started out to fight
sullivan will gradually work his way to
inc Pacific coast, whore he will meet ev-
erybody at his weight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
SUFFRAGETTES SCORE
ONE POINT IN FIGHT
Appeal to King, Who Makes
Possible Hearing for the
Petitioners.

LONDON. July s.-Mrs. Despard and
the contingent Of suffragcttes who have
been investing the house of commons for
the last week. with the hope OF catch
Ing Premier Asquith, have scored point
in their fight for the contention that
they have constitutional right TO pre-
sent a petition To n responsible minister
of the crown. The sunragcttes appealed
directly 10 the king. who informed them
that the home secretary was the consti-
tutional channel of communication, and
his majesty apparently followed this up
With a hint that Nj. Gladstone would be
advised To receive tho womcns dcputa
ton. In the face OF Premier Asquith's s
persistent refusal to meet Il deputation
Of suIragcttes it is hardly conceivable
that his lieutenant would consent To this
course, as he did, without strong pres
sure. The suffTagcttes' deputat tion VIII
be received by the home secretary this
evening.
New Heroine Appears,
The latest heroine of the suffragctte
cause is Miss Wallace Dunlop. who re-
Gently was sentenced To a months i'm
prisonment in the Holloway jail for post;
ing notices on the walls OF the house OF
parliament Miss Dunlop organized a
hunger strike in the prison and the au
thori,ies discharged her this afternoon.
after she had refused food for nincty-o one
hours Miss Dunlop had only been In
prison five days.
Following direct appeal made to the
king by Mrs. Dcspard and dcputation of
suffraGettoS. the home secretary, the
Right Hon. :. j, Gladstone, accorded a
very courteous audience this evening To
eight Of the women's representatives.
Mrs DcSperd was leader OF the deputa-
tion. After hearing arguments and read
ing their petition, the home secretary
made sympathetic speech, expressing
regret at the present involved situation
and the belief that the matter would
finally be settled and In way satisfac-
tory to the women
Mr.. Gladstone explained that he could
DO nothing to commit the government.
He admitted that the petition was an ar
gument for audience. and promised
TO forward II TO the king,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
Races at Butte.

BUTTE. July S.-Today's results:
First race. seven furongS-Sakc won ::
Evran second: Thurlo third Time
LIS!
Second race. seven furlongs-J. G Glen
won; Galvauic second $ John j. Rogers
third. Time. l:2S
Third race. five and nc-half furlongs-
Jolter won. True SIT second: Queen Lead
third. Time. :0S
Fourth race. five furlongs-I.illium
won; Camera second, Good Ship third.
Time :01
Fifth race. one mile-Kogo won. Her
man Doyle second, Logstilla third Time.
l:i22.
Sixth race, seven flrlongs-Frauk l.ub-
book Won: Grace q. second; Beau Man
third, Time i:2T3.
Seventh race, one INSTRUMENTATION
won McadoUhom second; Petaluma
third. Time l:i22.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
FORESTRY GRADUATES
ASSIGNED TO POSITIONS
Special to The Tribune,

SpcClaI 10 nc IIIDUUf, =
OGDEN. July S.--Of the forty-sevcn
young graduates of nine American for
est schools. who have Just received ap-
pointmonts as forest assistants In the
administrative districts Of the forest ser
vice, seven have been assigned 10 posi-
tions in this district. The names OF these
new appointecs and the schools from
which they graduated in forestry are
as follows: 5 s. Stewart. r w Tay-
lor and &. f. Morse. OF Michigan: Rudolph
DicffcnbaCh. OF Bitmore; William Winter,
OF Yale: John T.. Ingram, OF Pennsyl-
vania. and f.. j. Ryder, OF Minnesota
These men have secured their appoint
mcnts as result Of passing the regular
civil service examination. which Is the
only avenue Of employment as forester
under the government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
Report on Crop Conditions.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, July 8.-Superintendent Whit
ney Of the Union Pacific Railroad com
pany has received a request from Gen
eral Manager Mohler for a detailed re-
port OF crop conditions I'm Weber county
This includes the amount OF acreage un-
der cultivation, the prospective yield and
the various crops. including fruits. which
are under cultivation. This report. with
similar ones from superlntendents OF other
divisions of the Hartman lines, will be
classified and published In pamphlet form
by the Hartman management to be dis
trIbu,ed for the information of the gen
cral public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
ADDITIONAL SPORTS |
INDEPENDENTS To PLAY
OCCIDENTALS SATURDAY

Definite arrangements were made on
Thursday for "A match game between the
Occidental and Margctts's Independent
baseball teams. for Saturday afternoon.
at the Walker field, the game to he called
promptly at o'clock. Tho OccIdcDtals
pave strengthened their lineup. and as
Margettss s team defeated the Salt Lake
team at the beginning OF the season tho
TWO teams ought tp put up a pretty good
game; Langford viii pitch for the col
orcd boys.
II is also announced that the league
price OF admission will be cut in two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Cuc. VI my poalu ~ fuDllc w OrkS.
Salt Lake CITY, June Is, 1903
Sealed proposals Will be received al this
office until 4 o'clock o. m Friday. JULY
o 1909, for the work OF constructing ce-
mont Sidewalks in sidewalk extension
No. 12S.
Instructions to bidders together with
plane, profile specification and forms for
upon application at the the Office m o",S'tbc of tbs
Board OF Public Works or city engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board of Public Works.
H. q. MCMILLAN.
LOUIS c. KELSEY. Chairman.
City EnGine-- s2102
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-09
Moore to Play in Salt Lake.

Special 10 The TrIbune.
OGDEN, July S,-Frederick W. Moore,
who until recently played the leading role
in the Moore stock company at the Utah
ma theater here. leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Salt Lake City to take the leading
role in the Blanche Douglas stock com
pany. successor to the Willard Mack
stock company, which opens al the Grand
thcater Sunday night In I'm Mizzoura."
Mr. Moore has played in stock for the
last fifteen years and has filled engage
ments in Salt Lake City as well as
ogden. He is regarded as one OF the
leading actors in his line in the entIfe
west