The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-20
DR.. c. A. GAMBLE
IS SENT TO JAIL
Well Known 0Steopath Fails to
Promptly Pay AIimony to
Divorced Wife.
FRIDAYS DIVORCE MILL
TEN cASES-QuIET HEARINGS
ARE BECOMING POPULAR.

There was falling eff ir the variety
Dill at Judge Morse's regular Friday af-
ternoon divorce entertainment yesterday.
only four divorces having been granted
and "A number Of uninteresfinC orders TO
show cause heard. There seems to be a
tendency during the past few weeks to
endeaVor 10 avoid the publicity of the
regular divorce day and To obtain hear
ines when no audience is present. A
number o. divorces have been obtained in
this WAY during the week. two of them
Yesterday morning. me divorces yester-
Gay were all on the familiar ground OF
non-suppcr.-
The feature OF the afternoon was the
sending to Jail for four days Tor failure
10 promptly pay alimony of Dr. GustavUs
A CANT le. well known city osteopath.
Dr. Candles former wife, vino is also an
osteopathic doctor, obtained divorce last
year. The doctor smiled ana went to
jail.
Divorces Granted.
Il supported myself and him. too" said
Christine Lang I don't think he likes
~ work. Mrs. Lang went on TO say that
Walter J. Lang had not done anything
for her support since their marriage ex-
cept To give her SO the first month. which
he afterwards borrowed back with $500
more. They were married in Salt Lake
city, July 10. 1907 Lang is cook. she
seys. and lie can earn SO to 500 a month
California. bat she said he had not writ
ten her. There are no children.
The divorce was granted after Mrs
II efrietta NJ. Craig. whose own divorce
suit against William J. Craig was strick
en- from the calendar some time ago, tes-
titled in confederation Of Mrs. Lang's evil
dence.
Grace 7. BOndurant testified that Lee L.
Bondurant went to Spokane in July OF
last year and though she he'd heard that
he has charge of the ticket office for
some railway there. she could get no word
from him He left her without support
and has sent her none since They were
married in Salt Lake City March %, 1905,
and their one child, Helen is now years
old.
Mrs. Ida L. Richardson. her mother.
said that Bondurant came to her house to
kiss his wife and child goodbye and they
have been able 20 get no word from him
since.
the divorce was granted with the Gus
tOdv of the child and the maiden name CT
Richardson may be resumed
Clara Z. Stevens Petty received a di-
vorce srom Albert 9. Petty with the Gus
tody of their one child, aged years ana
s months Petty, she said. was union
carpenter and earned $3.50 d day working
most of the time. bat failed out OF this
% provide the necessaries of lite Tor her
and their child. They were married June
% 1906 but have not lived together since
Dec 10 1906 They have one child. a little
girl aged years and months. Alimony
had been agreed at $3.50 a month increas-
ing to S15 when the child was 10 years Old
Nora Rogers was married to Laban ID.
Rogers. Aug. q. 1897. at Boulder. Colo'
hut left him because he wouldn't work
and provide a living for her. Mrs. Rog-
ers who is q tail, wiilowy blonde. was
quite sure that he could earn $50 a month
# he wanted 10 work Also. she told the
court Re drinks and Gambies-
Mrs Stout L.andnlasSer of Walker
dressmaking department, testified that
Mrs. Rogers works there and earns her
own living. The divorce was granted.
with the custody OF the one chllo' Noi-
nelius. aged years.
Mrs. CANDLES Complaint.
When the orders 10 show cause we're
called Mrs. Mary Z. T. Gamble. whose
Droceediugs last year against her hus-
hand. Dr. Gustave a. Gamble. have MADE
her thoroughly familiar with the divorce
court, stepped to the stand ana told the
Judge that the doctor had been exceeding
" dilatorv in his pa yment OF the 80 &
month sIimony ordered by the court. She
produced her little memorandum DOCK ana
showed the dates Of payment when had
each month been from week 10 tort
night after the 18th OF the month"; tHe
date specified for payment.
pr Gamble admitted that his earnings
we're about $50 a month but said that
his expenses were heavy and that he had
q mother to support an OF "hlch re
THAT will be all. DR.. Gamble, said
Judge Morse You have Systematically
and wfTfully disobeyed the order OF the
court You viii be confined IN the COUNT
jaH for four days for your contempt OF
this court"
DR.. Candle had nothing to- say and
smiled when the court sentenced him. re
was at cnce taken down to Sheriff ice I.
Sharp's hosiery.
Martin Grimm was ordered to pay his
,,-ife Mary C.. Grimm. $40 a month tenn
norarv alimony until the case IS tried
The order calling upon Herbert van
Dam. ir to show cause why ne snooio
not nav temporary alimony TO ms VIE
lydia NJ B. Van Dam, was continued for
two weeks.
+ r. FIdredge was ordered TO pay ms
.ife Edna. S25 & month temporary all
,nonv until the case is tried She asked
for So and tried to show that t-lofeuse
l,-,e5 a sacond-hand business and made
5000 a month, but I'm this she was unsuc-
cessful
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