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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
BUS PASSENGERS

Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Marks Of San
Antonio, Tex. are visitors today, In Suit
Lake City, and are guests at the Ken
5yon hotel. Rev. Marks is Rabbi of the
Jewish ssyTagog1eEat San Antonio and
has occupiaa. that Position for the past
az years. = He isl the, successor to two
rabbis who formerly officiated in this
city, namely Rabbi Jacobson and Rabbi
Elkins. I,
Mr. and Mrs. Marks are returning
to Texas from tour OF the Pacific
coast and 1t Is their first visit here.
Rabbi Marks Is chaplain OF lodge No.
ZIG B. p. o. f. Of San Antonio, and at
tended the Grand lodge meeting in Los
Angeles. Last evening he was enter
tanned at the local lodge of Elks. At IL
o'clock he made O most, eloquent speech.
To Our Absent Brothers. /" and paid a
glowing tribute to those who establish
z ed the order. Mr.. and Mrs Marks
leave this evening for their home, their
first stop being in Kansas City.
actor Who is now with the Dustin
sFarnuin company, is registered at the
Wilson, Salt Lake theatergoers viii
remember Mr.. Rankin for his many ap-
pearances on the stage of the Salt Lake
t1eater, especially upon the occa on
of the memorable engagement of Nance
ONeil and company several years ago
Dustin Farnllm. the noted roman
tic actor, and w. Q. Wheeler, his man
aaser, are registered at the Kenyon. Mr.
Farnum spent the day visiting his
many Salt Lake friends.
w. II. holland, business man of
Boise, is at the Cullen He viii be
here for several days on business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
COURT NEWS
DELANEY HELD IN JAN.

William Delaney, who is alleged to
have attempted to hold-uP Joseph
Lyon at the corner of First avenue
and Il streetSon the night of Aug. o.
and was plunged into an excavation
by Lyon inSh his resistance, was arraign-
ed before Judge Bowman this morn
ing on charge of assault and bat
terry and pleaded not guilty. In default
of $500 bail he will be confined in
the county jail pending his hearing
set for Sept, %. According to Lyons
story he was accosted by Delaney
while on his way home When told
TO put up his hands Lyon grapp lied
With Delaney and in the struggle and
while clincfed both men pitched over
the embanlsment into an excavation
on a lot. Lyon crawled out and man
aged to reach nearby house from
where the police We're sumn1oned.5sTi1e
officers found Delaney lying nncon-
scious In the excavation and he was
taken into custody.
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Woman is Aroused by Strangers Ac-
tons and He Departs.

H. p. Burns. fireman at police head
quarters. was startled this afternoon
when a telephone call came to- the sta
ton from his wife informing the police
that strange man had been trying to
enter the house.
The mans actions had been such as
to indicate an attempt To rob and
Motorcycle Policeman Dan Ginndvig
was sent out to the residence at 100
south West Temple street.
Mrs. Burns had been resting and had
the doors closed and the window shades
drawn. Tho little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Burns was playing across the
street at the time. and she saw the
man go to the front door and seem
to try to unlock it, Unable to open
the door he went to the rear door, ana
from there to one of the windows and
then back to the front door again His
efforts to gain entrance had awakened
Mrs Burns and when she appeared at
the front door and asked the man what
he wanted he munbled out something
about wanting to know the direction to
! the Salt Palace and hurriedly left the
premises.
If Mrs. Burns and the daughter were
able to give a. good description OF the
man and the police are now searching
for him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
"BUNCOMBE'

1t Don't Always Pay to be Skepticai
When newspaper writer and proof
reader that Wgyts nights can feed him
self ont of dyspepsia which most all
that class suffer with, it is worth while
! to know the kind of food used.
e. This man says: ;
q Being a newspaper writer and proof
reader, also a graduate in medicine as
well. though not practieing, makes q.
combination that would produce a
skept!c on the subject If anything
would
Day after day | read the proof on
feeling that they were all 'buncombe,'
All this time was suffering from dys-
pepsia from the improper food l was
eating at the restaurant
One day l saw n package of Grape
Nuts at the restaurant and tried some
with good. rich cream. The food took my
fancy5at once. After Il few lunches at
midnight noted an Improvement in my
feelings. and was able to work with less
fatigue.
II have used Grape-Nuts as n regular
diet since then, and have improved
greatly. The old dyspepsia and bad
feelings that / thought We're necessary
adjuncts TO might work all disappeared,
and am able to do much more and
better work with less effort than ever
before.
was nearly ready to give up night
work and seek health in some other
! walk In life, but thanks to my change
in diet i am now all right There's
Reason -
kead '.lhe Road to MELVILLE in pkgs
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine. true, and full OF human
| interest. Il Y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
RIO GRANDE FLOODS
WERE NOT SERIOUS
Waters Recedcd Soon After They
Poured Down on the
Canyon Lines.

The floods along the line of the Dem
Yer & Rio GranGe between Salida and
Pueblo and on the Colorado Midland
railroads prove not to be as serious as
reported. The flood waters are receding
as quickly almost as they rose, and
there are not As miles of track washed
out as stated. AS far as the Midland is
concerned, General Agent l.. H. Hard
ing OF that road In this city received
this noon. the following message from
Gen Supt. III. G. Bush at Denver:
Is We had several places washed out
yesterday All repaired now, except
one. Will be fixed about noon, so we
can set through. 1t will be necessary
to run cautiously and SLOW. consequent
ly some little delay"
The Rio Grande has been detouring
passengers over the San LUIS valley
line from Salida to Alamosa, thence
east to Cuchara junction, and north to
Pueblo, lengthening out the run Az
hours. but giving very fine scenery in
return; and then passengers, as they
desire. can travel between Grand juno
z ton and Salida over the narrow gage
But the trouble east of Salida on the
main line is being cleared up SO rapid
ly that east bound through trains 2 and
r. IroIn TINS city.aWlll De consolidated
and run out at 7:l0 this evening, and
#tomorrow.the regular east bound sched-
ule Is to be resumed. If there are no
more Washouts. s.
In order to get their passengers
through. who are in a special hurry
to get east, the Rio Grande sent train
of 10 cars east over the Union Pacino
shortly after 9 o'clock last night, from
Ogden. following the regular Union Pa ].
cific train, and one westbound train
from Denver over the Union Pacific is
due here at o'clock this evening
The Union Pacific furnished the loco
motives and train crews for operating
purposes merely. Rio Grande con-
.ductors going along to handle tho
tickets and take care of the passen gers.
OF course there are no stops between
terminal stations where engines are
changed, and no way business is done
For this service the, Rio Grande pays
81 per mile per train. Arrangements
had been made for a continuation Of
this service for two or three days; bit
the washnuts proved so much less dam
aging than was believed, that no more
trains will be sent that way. and be-
sides, the Colorado Midland is now in
shape TO handle the Rio Grande traffic
between Leadyille and Colorado
Springs. Passengers are taking the Sit
uation In good part, making the best
of it.
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] SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL.

Fred C. Slade has resumed the
management of the Geo. Mullet &
Co. Gents Furnishings store on west
Second South.
Edna, daughter of GeorgeL. and Jen-
MED. Hyde of Springville, and q grand
daughter of the late Elder Orsop
Hyde, was rnarried8in Salt Lake temple
today to Emmett Dalton, of this city.
There will be a wedding reception In
honor OF the young couple held this
evening at the residence Of the groom.s
parents at 72o Fourth avenue this
evening, at which a. large number of
friends and relatives Of the young
people will be present to extend con--.
gratulationS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
.TAFT's STAY IN
CITY TO BE C URTAILED

Beverly, Mass, Aug 19.-President
Taft is giving some thought to the
many speeches to be made on his long
western and southern trip and also to
his annual message to Congress, The
president has thought otlt the general
plan of his message, he has several
cabinet officers at work on the de
tails of certain phases of it and he will
not take up the work Of assembling
the document until q week or so before
Congress is to gather. The message is
not likely5to be a long one.
The personnel of the presidents trav-
cling party has been completed. John
Hays Hammond, Capt. Archibald w.
Butt, military aide; Wenzell w Misch-
Ter. assistant secretary; DIR. j. j. Rich
5ardson of Washington, D. c.; James
Sloan. Jr,, and T.. G. Wheeler of the
secret sarvice, and Mai. Arthur Brooks.
the presidents confidential messenger.
who Just now is fighting with the red
army of invasion about Boston, will
accompany the president. Six news
papermen will mako the entire trip.
The party will travel in two private
cars
It was practically decided to include
Ogden, Utah, IN the list of stopping
places. This change will necessitate
a curtailment Of the stay In Salt Lake
City and was arranged In accorda nee
with q. request from the Utah COM.
mittee. The president Will reach Salt
Lake City late in the afternoon of Fri
day, Sept. "a. On the way to Salt Lake
f City it has been arranged that there
should be'a stop of one hour or more
at Provo, Utah. The president is due
in Butte, Mont, Monday morning,
Sept, 27 and the stay in Ogden will
probably be on the Sunday preceding.
The mail man brought, to the ex-
ecutive office this morning stuffed
gray suede elephant about IL inches
high addressed to President Taft. The
little fellow had "G. O. p" stamped
on ono side and one ear. On the front
Of the elephant was traced a picture
Of the president and underneath were
B the words, Sunny Bill The elephant
came from Detroit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19

The well known Blackfoot Stock COM trtl:
pany, for many years owned si1ti s,prr-
ated by Salt Lake people, has once more re
changed hands. The new owners belng
the Austin Bros. Sheep association Of
Salt Lake city and Sugar City, Ida, The
entire capital stock of the company.
with the exception of "a few shares, has
been transferred from the old owners
through the state Bank OF Utah to the
Austin company. and the property
henceforth will be operated under the
management Of that company. Mr..
Thomas Austin. manager. The amount.
of money involved i'll the deal was about
$4,000. The sellers were A. /. Knoll
lin. the prominent sheep man of Kan.
isas City and his associate. A J. Mel
son, who bought not long since from
the original owners, In addition to buys
ing their stock, the Austin company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURsDAY
BlaeEfoot Stock Go. Is Bought
BY Austin Bros. Association

purchased the interests of W.: F Arm
IS, ~ ;si.tes Icsi,d1eisv sslad several
others
Z The land that went over in the deal
includes IA 200 acres near Soday Springs.
all fenced. with III 900 head of sheep, a
number OF blooded cattle, and all the
barns, implements and improvements
1t Is the Intention of the new owners
to thoroughly stock the property with
sheep and cattle in the immediate flu
ture Prior to making the Investment,
the ranch was thoroughly gone over by
Mr., Austin and Mr.. Ira ID. Wines, one
of the directors of the company, who
feel well satisfied with their bargain.
The Blackfoot Stock company has
been operated from Salt Lake City ever
since 1856, and among its original own
3ers were the late ex-Mayor Little,
Francis Armstrong, and James and
John Sharp. Mr. Little was manager
of the company at the time of his
death.
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OPERATION NECESSARY.
Former L. S. Marshal Haywood Un.
der Surgeons knife Today.

Former United States Marshal Ben
two days past with estrangulation Of
the intestines, was operated on this,
afternoon at ST. Marks hospital, where
lie was taken Tuesday evening. During
the interval since Tuesday morning,
when he was first stricken he has
suffered greatly. and everything possible
WAS done 70 alleviate the pain by Dir.
r. 3. Steele. who wis called in This
morning IL was decided to operate and
at late hour this afternoon he was
still IN the operating room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
M1IK GASES coNT1NUED.

Owing to- the absence from the city +.
of city Food Inspector Walter ]. Fraz.
Ter, the cases against William Howard wal !
and James Fl. Howard, Jr.. charged
with selling impure milk, were con
3tinued this morning until next Wed,
nesday. Both defendants pleaded
guilty yesterday but after Prosecutor
Rogers in asking for maximum sen
tence informed the court that he un-
derstood that the death Of q child had
been attributed to impure milk deliver
ed by one Of the Howards, the plea
was withdrawn pending conference
with Mr.. Frazier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
LA TIE 4 GOALS a. S;

Hold Meet ng In Prnyo-GoVerz,o
William Spry, state Auditor Jesse D.
Jewkes and State Treasurer David
Mattson went to Provo today TO at
tend meeting OF the state board or
insanity.
Examination for Diplomas Exam
stnations for state LICENSES ana
Diplomas have been announced by the.
state board OF education for Sep TENDER
70 and 4. l553 III
Bank Book Fo,lntl--The bank book
of the Salt Lake High School Athletic
association was found lying on tlfst
South between First and Second West
streets this morning. and taken to
the Commercial National bank, and
{ shows deposits of $1,000.
h VIII Recover ames McTernay,
who is we'll known In Salt Lake City,
was reported this afternoon to be do-
ing well after his operation for
empyema yesterday afternoon, at
the Holy Cross hospital. Ills present
9afflction appears to be the result OF
an attack of pneumonia last spring,
the formation Of pus sack having
taken place In his left lung. The OPP
Grafton was a serious one but indi-{
cations today point to his recovery.
III May Visit Salt Ialke--ASS secretary
Mrilson OF the department. of agricul-.
#ttire will be iii Denver next week, IN
attendance on the state food and
dairy convention, local federal Of
ficials are inclined to think he viii
continue as far&wN,t as this city, be-
fore returning east.
ISxcursionlsts Entertained-The spe-
5cial train carrying the Worcester,
Mass. board OF trade excursionists
reached this city shortly after 3 p.
M today, from the northwest, and
the 100 tourists from the old Bay
state We're escorted to the Commer-
cial club where lunch was served
them, Followed by u reception. The
afternoon over the Rio Grande.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
HARRIMAN MEN IN IDAHO.

Especial to the '.News.',)
Driggs, Ida, Aug 1S.--A son of L,
II. Hartman is here in company with
Chief Engineer Robinson, buying land
in the vicinity of briggs. This is taken
to indicate that the terminus of the new
branch from the main line of the Ore
gon Short Line extending eastward to-
ward Wyoming Will be located at
briggs, as the surveys have not been
extended beyond this place up to date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
.1L,,EGEs couNTERcLa1M.

w. r. Mackay, in an answer filed in
the district court Wednesday to a suit
Of S. u. stookey for s3,l19.S7, claim on
a. partnership formed July 10 to market
200 head OF sheep, contracted for from
John Mortensen of Suolet. Ida, denies
the alleged facts of the partnership and
the consequent conversion and advances
the claim that Stookey owes him 5000
for which amount he asks judgment.
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NINTH AVENUE CAR LINE.
Work Being Completed Preparatory to
Laying Track.

The utah Light & Railway company
has now large force Of men grading
on Ninth avenue preparatory to laying
track there as far east as L street
though 1t is likely to be extended later
to n street, The company, according
to the franchise is grading the Wagon
roadway IA feet on either side of thu
track, as it did on Seventh East street
below Liberty park. This will greatly
improve the abuttlng properties and
advance the valuation of real estats =,
that part of the city The overhead
plant goes up as the track is laid, and
II Will be but short time before cars
are running up there from street,
Just what route the Ninth avenue cars
will take is not yet decided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
SAYS HUSBAND WAS srINGY.

Catherine Cross has brought suit IN
the district court charging that her
husband Oscar Cross, a cook deserted
her only three months after their mar
riage at ogden. Aug. 22 1904, He
earned she says sl25 a month but
spent little OF it on her even during the
hone Nr1lnnD. ~. 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
TWO JUVENILE COMMITMENTS.

Judge e. G.. Gowans of the juyenilla,
court has ordered the compliment OF
Harry. stone, aged IL years, tosthe State
Industrial school The boy was con-
svicted OF pilfering from the Five and md
Ten Cent store Ills home Is believed
to be IN Denver, but he has been lead-a
ing the life of a tramp. Another small AL
boy was sent to tie Uintah training
W..
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walk out of town. They were given
marching orders.

walk out of town. They were given
marching orders.
"A. III. Birrell was found not guilty this
morning of having assaulted r. g..
Hunt, collector for the Utah Gas &
Coke company The testimony was to
the effect that Hunt had gone to the
office of Mr.. Birrell to collect a bill
and became involved in a dispute Be
coming angered, Hunt had attempted
to strike Mr.. Birrell. who was seated,
and the latter in defense landed several
blows on the belligerent clerks face.
Harry Fletcher was given so days for
trespassing upon the property of the
ID. q r.. c. railroad. Fletcher appro-
priated one of the box cars standing in
the yards as a sleeping place last night.
s a. Lundberg pleaded not guilty to the
charge of selling impure and dirty milk,
and Will be given q hearing next We'd
nesday.
Mamlin Paints. Need any signs? Both
phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
COMMITTEE MEETS SATURDAY,

THE committee which has in charge
the arrangements for entertainment of
President William H. Taft and party
viii have a meeting at o'clock Sat
urday afternoon in the Office of GOV.
William Spry,
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LEAVES FOR COLORADO.

Col. George B. squires. state insur-
ance commissioner, will leave Sunday
evening for Colorado Springs, where
he goes to attend the National conven-
ton of insurance commissioners which
meets there on Tuesday, Aug. "a. The
convention will last four days. two ses-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
1NNEs. BAND AT sALrAIR.

Friday, Saturday. Sunday, August
90, 81. % Two free concerts daily.
so men. Several soloists. Very fine.
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JUDGE GOWANs RESIGNS.

Gov. spry has received from Dr. E..
G. Gowans, judge of the Salt Lake
juvenile court, his formal resignation.
to take effect aug. 81,
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BUSINESS AND REALTY

+ Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to s1.16O,Oos,a3, as compared with.
s7ss, $3.50 for the corresponding day
of last year.
Copies Of the minutes of a meeting.
Of the Upton Realty company, of which
+. r. Chandler is president and e. .B,
Wicks Is secretary, held July 20, have
been filed with the county recorder.
These state that 1t was decided at the
meeting to purchase from the Eagle
Emporium company for s125,000 all but
$4,000 to remain on mortgage, part of
lot s. block So. plat a. The property is
at the corner of Main street and First
South, and Is that occupied by the Utah
National bank. The deed has not yet
been filed.
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A.Y-P EXPOSITION RATES,
Via oregon Short Idne r. r.

$500 from Salt Lake to Seattle and
return; on sale daily commencing June
1st. Ask agents for further particu-
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Action for O,oOo Against Local
Hotel Not Urged by Jack
Johnson.
HE WAS REFUSED ADMISSION.
When Informed That Colored Trade
Was Not Desired, Big Pugilist
Walked Away.

Mister" johnson evidently changed
his mind ut the lust minute, for he
filed his suit for 100000 damages this
afternoon
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HINES BAND AT sALTAIIs,
FRIDAY. Saturday Sunday. August
90, 21. %. Two free concerts daily.
so men. Several soloists. Very fine.
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.sions being held each day. The open
ing addresses viii be made by Hon.
John n! Shxfroth. governor OF Colorado,
and the mayor of Colorado Springs.
Representatives are expected from
every state in the Union.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

b
Vernon b. Cutler, to william B.
Martin, part Of lot Z. block IS, plat
Vernon b. Cutler ct al to A. Blair
Richardson, part of lot :. block e
Martha NJ Wolsey to Vernon b.
Cutler. part of lot Z. block 56,
a. B. Richardson ct al 10 William
B. Martin, part If lot q block 5s,
plat a .....-::5s 1850. :. -..:-.5.....g 1S5
Sarah A. G. Burton to Kimball
& Richarda all of lots 100 and 101.
block 8, Burton Place. ............. %
Burton Inv. Co. to Kimball g. Rich
ards, all OF lots 5 ana 8. block 8,
Burton Place ......., ..............
Rebecca B. Daynes to Ellen s.. Ash,
part OF lot 8. block S, plat D.. i
Leopold Gassen ct al to Jacob
NIauss, Jr.. part of lot 1s. block 3,
waterloo Add...t....-.. ........s Is
b. Martin, part of lot Il. block Sc.
4 man. part of section 49, township
| south. range I easts.......,...ss.5 60