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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
BUS PASSENGERS

T p. Cook. president Of the west
ern Union Ieleeiu pn company OF Chi-
cugo. accompanied by Mrs Cook MT.
and Mrs. NJ. T. Cook. ana j.. NJ.
stephan arc guests az the knutsford.
Tho party has been on pleasure and
business trip Co tine coast and viii
spend day or two in the city while
Mir Cook attends 90 business interests
here.
Don ~. Porter. proprietor Of the
Kenyon hotel. returned this morning
from a four months vacation spent on
tho Pacific coast Mr.. Porter returns
much benefited in health. after visiting
Los Angeles Stockton, san Francisco
and other California points.
Il had a most enjoyable trip said
Mr. Porter this morning. and found a
most prosperous condition OF business
along the coast Everywhere ] went
heard kind wrds for salt Lake city
and especially from members of the
q. A. r."
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Smith 81 Kansas
city arc guests az the Kenyon MT
smith Is president of the smith
McCord- Townsend DRY goods company
Of Kansas city and he Is here 10 meet
his agents at the Kenyon.
!. VI. spires OF Dubois and y. fl.
Holden of idaho Falls, prominent ciu-
zcns 81 the Gem state. are registered at
the Cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
| HAzING RESULTS
IN QUICK ACTION
Two Firemen Quit Service Under
Pressure Following Childish
Proceedings.
ASSAULT YOUNG REPORTER.
While Bystandcr During Water
Cure" Of Fireman Williams, Tic
l. seized and Roughly Handled.

A hazing ARRAY IN IRE department
headquarters about o'clock Wednes-
day morning. which developed into an
outrageous and unwarrsnted attack
upon Gordon Snow. newspaper man,
and In which four hrcmcn were in
volved, resulted this morning in the
summary dismissal n Daniel Keith
from the service ard IL Is expected
that Carl Odenwalder viii follow him
before evening
Keith. Odcnwalder. Thomas owen and
Victor Day were the principals In the
attach upon Mr. Snow. In which ne was
roughly handled In the cases Of owen
and Day after an investigation. Assist
ant Fire chief Fitzgerald is Of the be-
lief that they were more or loss in
nocently drawn into the AFFAIR and no
action viii b. taken in regard 20 them
until the return OF chief Glore from
the east
Following long established custom
at headquarters the new members Of
the department are Initiated. the
usual ceremony being "a dip IN the
tub This is usually an innocent sport
without any chance Of injury % the
victim. and two men had been given
the plunge. when IL WAS decided Go
20 after" Frank Williams. who was
asleep in bed
Knowing the luminosity OF Keith and
Odenwalder towards Williams. one man
advised him Of the plan. aud Williams
hurriediy sought the protection Of the
police station
ATTACK YOUNG SNOW.
when the men caught him. however.
SNOW. who was on duty at headqusr-
ters. followed them into the fire house.
When they had got through with VII
Hams. Snow was set upon. and after
being violently thrown 20 the iloor and
almost stripped Of his clothing, 4 pow
erful stream OF water was turned upon
him. and he was Ion N hasS- strangled
condition when allowed TO arise The
nremon then repeated the attack, when
the reporter assured them that ne
would tell OF the occurrence.
When Asst. Chief Fitzgerald became
aware Of the occurrence and found
snow, the latter was chilled through
and in a badly bruised condition. He
was taken into the assistant CHIEFS
apartments and given dry clothing and
cared for.
This morning Keith went 10 Asst
chief Fitzgerald with an apology, which
was promptly refused His statement
to CAPT. Eikren that he would quit
was as promptly answered with You
can and right now" Odenwalders
resignation Is expected this afternoon.
Asst. chief Fitzgerald was emphatic
In his condemnation of the mems &C
tions
Ut Is all right 10 have fun, but such
proceedings as those Of Wednesday
morning win not be tolerated for one
single instant. no matter who the
men Implicated are. SO far as 4 lies in
my power ! will see that II is stopped,
too"
Williams. who resigned from the serN-
ice Yesterday because Of the attack
made upon him. In which he too was
roughly used, returned to his duties
this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
TRAINING SCHOOL.

Tho teachers and school work COM
mittee of the board OF education met
last night with President j. 7, Kings
bury Of the University OF Utah Prof.
W. NJ stewart OF the state Normal
school. and Prof. j. u. Mcknight OF
the state training school 40 discuss
the provisions of the law establishing
the training school The details A. 20
its relation with other schools were
also settled IN h believed that the
addition Go the training school VIII AZ
peal strongly 40 the parents The
hoard of education viii make an EFFORT
90 sunDlV the children for the train
ing school work which. n rs believed,
will be- Of superior advantage,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

NNocQ)lR&D|
| .A!saCzzxzaIxU1ES....:.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned up
a. II m, September 18th. 1903. for the
materials and labor required 10 do the
work below mentioned at the Wasatch
School Building. and according 70 plans.
specifications and drawings which are
open for inspection OF the bidders ~ the
office OF Dallas a Hedges. IN the Deseret
National Bank Building. a. the corner OF
First South and Main Streets. Salt Lake
city Utah, and all bids and proposals
al the above time will be publicly opened
and read In the Office o. the Board AZ
Education In the city ana County Build-
ing.
All bids must be addressed 20 Board
of Education" and marked In the lower
left hand corner. Bids. or such bids
can be delivered 20 the Board 81 Edu-
cation a. the said time and place
Bids must not contain conditions,
qualifications. proposals, or any other
things than those mentioned 10 the
plans. specifications and drawings. con
tracts and bonds. and bidder must use
tho form ~ bid without change. which
will be found IN the office % said arch
fleets. and no other form Of bid viii be
received.
A certified check on some bank in salt
Lake city. Utah, Tor Al least 8 per cent
~ the amount 81 bid must be- enclosed
Check 10 be made PAYABLE 20 tho under
signed and h 20 be forfeited 10 the un-
derslgned in case bid ls accepted and tho
bidder does not enter into the contract
and bond within three days after ~
acceptance. for the faithful execution
Of the contract and bond herein men
toned
The proposed contract and bond are
also al the office OF said architects and
can be there examined.
A bond must be- Furnished for one-half
~ the bid With good and sufficient sure
ties, ~ satisfactory aud acceptable 20
tho undersigned
The bids are 10 be for the following
work
lot ~ cement paving. cement stems
aud cement concrete walls around the
~ n and south Temple streets. salt
Lake city.
The undersiEned reserves The right 20
reject ans or an bids.
BOARD or EDUCATION.
salt Lake CITY.
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COURT NEWS
oNr enNNrEpl oNE OUGHT.

samuel w. Finley. railroad man.
was granted a divorce from his wife.
Grace n. Finley. yesterday by Judge
Morse. When Finley left Texas IN
July, 1908. his wife refused 20 come
here with him. and has refused TO live
with him several times since then. They
we're married In Los Angeles on June
"a. 1899.
In complaint alleging dcscrtion.
Mrs Relic Leach asked for a divorce.
yesterday from Charles W. Leach.
They were married IN Ottawa. Kan, on
Nov. 20. 1898 and In January, 1905, he
left her and their child. Lora. ~ years
old. Mrs. Leach wants the custody Of
her daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Hoyt sherman. a well known rail-
road man formerly in this city and
for the last three wears at Washing
ton. whore he has been engaged as
executor OF the viii n the late Cen.
W. r. sherman. OF civil war fame,
will. N is announced return to san
Lake 10 reside. Mr.. Sherman is gem
eral agent of the Colorado & Southern
railroad. and l. also connected with
the Wilson-Sherman Insurance com
panN.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Union Pacific and the
oregon Short Line railroads will be
held al the office Of Vice President
w. II. Bancroft on Oct. 2 next
n. II. Plumhof. chief clerk In the
Office Of General Manager j NJ. Davis
OF the oregon Short Line. Is back a.
his desk after few days confinement
with an attack OF grippe.
Col. I. \. Benton, general agent Of
the passenger department OF the Den
ver & Rio Grande in this city. Is III
al his home today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
BURNS PROVE FATAL.
Mrs. Edwin Hartman Dies a. Result
OF Accident La9 Month.

Mrs. Edwin Hartman. aged 81 years.
died at her home 966 West First North
street, last evening at 7:l5. as the re-
suit OF burns received about her body
Aug. %
Mrs. Hartman. at the time OF the ac-
cident, had been burning rubbish In
the yard al the rear OF her home, and
while standing with her back 10 the
fire her clothing became ignited. Be
fore she fully realized her danger she
was enveloped in flames and her lower
limbs as well az her hands and arms
were badly burned and blistered. In her
fright and pain she ran 10 neighbour s,
Mrs. w. & Harruun. where the latters
daughter succeeded III exunguishinE
the blazing dress.
Or Beer attended the unfortunate
woman. who In spite Of all care con-
tinually weakened until her death She
Is survived by a husband and one son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
CORPORAL TANNER
REBUKES STERRETT
Influential Veteran Says salt
Lakes Reception Was a
Huge Success.
COMES IN LETTER TO SoUIRES
Declare Incident TO Have Been Tn
fortunate. Tor no Object what
ever Wa 90 he served.

A sharp rcbuso % col r. NJ ster-
rett. executive director " the forty
thnd G.. 4. u. cncampmcnt recently
held IN this city for his vicious as
rorsions on the members Of the eNecu-
tive committee of the encampment i'
contained in letter from corporal
James Tanner addressed TO his friend
col. Geo. .. squircs Of this city. Cor
porar' Tanner ard col. Squircs worked
together in pulling the cncampmcm
In sal; Lake. and Mr. Tanner. who IS
n mast comma nder- ln-chicf Of the . a.
r.. had considerable al stake from .
personal standpoint regarding the sue
ross Of the oncampmcnt. Tie is per-
hans the most influential man in tne
oraanization and his opinion counts
Cor erest deal. An extract from the
letter from corporal Tanner to COL
squircs says.
n received from someone This morn
Ing. possibly from YOU. copy oi
newspaper OF Salt Lake ~ SATURDAY
Aug. 81 am quite surprised Grant
inc mat an be true. ag Sterrcit says.
What object was 20 be served when the
thing was AN over and hc was JUST
leaving the city. by talking this out
and raising such q storm ] 30 not care
what troubles they had IN the commit
tee. but / do know. and YOU can quot
me III occasion ofcrs as saying, lhol
the consensus ~ opinion ~ the Crane
Army was that salt Lake emphatically
made good on the promises you made
~ Toledo ] am cgotistica enough TO
believe. and ! think you VIII bear me
cut In IT, that 10 VI had not been for the
fght l made az Toledo, Salt Lake
would not have had the oncampment.
and ] went 20 salt Lake feeling that l
had considerable AZ stake. personally IN
my circle hanging upon how salt Ia h
measured up. ! came away prepared
10 say that having had a heavy hand III
putting tho encampment out there.
! came home perfectly satisfied and
glad that | had done as / did.
"Sterrett was very kind In lookine
out for me and my daughters. and |
am sorry that he ended his sojourn
there with the bareback.
II was very much touched with one
little thing which occurred ON tho re-
viewing stand Fisher Harris. with his
voice all gone-he could barely whisper
audibly--leaned over and whispered 10
me as the column was passing. Six
teen 81 my family, Mr. Tanner. went TO
death in confederate graves hut I have
done the best l could for YOU on this
occasion
There's a soul I'd ike TO know bet +.
ter"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

Dinniny, city attorney wao was asked
for an opinion by the mayor some
time ago.
Mayor Bransford will leave Satur-
dav with his son. Wallace Rransford.
for Idaho Falls. They viii remain
there a day or two and then make the
return trip IN an automobile. While
Mayor BranafOrd ~ away a. J. Davis
president OF the city council. viii act
as mayor pro tenn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

dent and W c. Hohunin. secretary
and treasurer
The Thor Mining company Of Sail
Lake nicd articles OF incorporation
this morninr IN The county ciort,.
Office. n has a capital stock OF SfOo-
goo divided into shares OF 10 cents
each. There are 100000 shares which
have been set aside AZ treasury stock
Tho officers are. ". l. snyder proei.
dent. Peter kaas. Weep president: ana
blaine Bowman. secretary and troas-
urcr. The officers and bismarck en,-
der and Sophia ID. kaas form thc
board of directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
LOLA cnrsr Examined.

Lola Cruise. pretty scnorita. who
twice attempted suicide when the man
she ran away with deserted her here
is on her way back to hef home In Den
ver. She was arraigned Yesterday at
tcrnoon before the lunacy commission
on the charge Of insanity. \ thorough
examination Of her case was made. and
the physicians believe that the desertion
Of the girl by her lover was responsible
for her mental condition Her husband
in Denver agreed to take her back and
sent tho money for her transportation,
She Is % years old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
WESTERN PACIFIC OUTLOOK.

5. V. Derrah. assistant general freight
agent OF the Denver g. Rio Grande and
general passenger agent for the West
ern Pacific, said today that the West
ern Pacific was now within ~ miles Of
Winnemucca. Construction was tenn
porarily suspended on account Of the
storms" said Mr. Derrah. but the rails
can be laid into Winnemucca within
10 days. The other gaps west Of that
point are being closed up. steel Is be
ing rushed to the front. and all pos
siblc speed will be made in completing
the road. Just when the last spike will
be driven I cannot say; II will not be
very long,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
A sPRAINEp ANKLE.

As usually treated sprained ankle
viii disable the Injured person for n
month OF more, but BY applying cham
berlain's bilniment and observing tho
directions with each bottle faithfully. a
cure may. in most cases. be effected
In less than one weeks time. This lni-
ment IL most remarkable preparation
try Il for a sprain or q buise. or when
laid un with chronic or muscular
rheumatism. and you are certain 20 be
delighted with the prompt relief which
II affords For sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
GROWING ALL THE TIME.

That the Manufacturers association
continues 90 grow IN popularity Is evil
denced by the fact that the member
ship now numbers 90 manufacturers.
The last 30 join are the craiger Wire
a Iron works, the ogden overall and
shirt factory. George A. whitaker the
cigar manufacturer, and Mark Rcedali
the tailor. These members were re-
cciNcd this morning and they Will
shortly be- followed By a number ~
others. including several Ogden manu-
facturers Secretary COllett says the
list will stand al 100 before Sept Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Globe Mercantile company Of
Castle Dale Emery county. filed its
articles OF Incorporation this morning
with the secretary " state The cap
ital stock amounts 70 $4,000. divided
into shares 10 IS each. or this
amount 2.350 snares have been set
aside as treasury stock Hector Evans
Is president. NJ Glasman. vice-presi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
ALL OVER \ DIME.

Because Miss Minnie Thompson of
ogden failed to send 10 cents in stamps
60 cover postage. Neis sorenson. pro-
prietor Of the Central Loan office, re-
fused 10 forward a diamond stud val
ucd 1T 800 which Miss Thompson had
pawned in his shop. As a result Miss
Thompson filed suit yesterday in the
city court, IN which she seeks 10 recover
the Jewel and % damages. the amount
she pawned the diamond stud for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
GLASS PLANT OUTLOOK

facturers association answered the
questions OF William HALEY Of Wheel
ing. Penn. this morning regarding tho
ests blishment Of a glass factory In Salt
Lake City. I'm his letter Mr.. Collett
says that there is abundance Of the
best silica. rs per cent pure. lying close
to the railroad north of the city, but
the high price Of fuel. one Of the other
essentials Of the glass business, Is liza
bio to prove n barrier. At Kansas city
IL is said coal only costs $40 per ton
while here It costs $3.50. The market
for window glass is said TO he Insult
Client to support glass factory here.
though there is good market for bot
ties and fruit jars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS.

According 10 the lists furnished by
leading Book Sellers of the country the
six books (ictionD whichhave sold best
IN the order OF demand during the
month are.
l. The inner shrine. Anon. $50.
= Katrine. Lane Si.b0..........
3 The Bride OF the Mistletoe Allen.
81 2a......... .s...tss. .t.. ....s..
4 Mr. OPP Rice. .00..........
&. The white Mice. Davis. $3.50.
s. The White Sister. Crawford. $50.
For sale al the
DESEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
FAILS IN FIT IN COURT.
Ncls Olscn's Case ATTRACTS sympathy
When ON Trial.

Just after pleading guilty to having
been drunk. and receiving sentence
OF Is days Nels Olsen, .. :. l.. employe.
fell in a at to the court room floor and
had 10 be carried back to the jail. The
case Of Olsen attracted the sympathy
of the courtroom since IL also served
To give another sample OF the peculiar
phases OF justice seen in that court
room Olsen Was first charged with
vagrancy. and he pleaded not guilty,
protesting that he is laborng man
lie said he would plead guilty to hav-
ing been drunk. but this didn't satisfy
either Prosecutor Rogers or Judge
Bowman. who set the mans hearing
ahead two weeks. Wien he insisted
upon an immediate hearing he was
given Is days sentence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
MAYOR TO TAKE A TRIP.
4. J. Davis To BE in Charge While He
Goes TO Idaho.

Mayor Bransford approved this
morning all the legislation passed by
the city council Monday evening. The
resolution introduced by Councilman
Fernstrom directing the chief OF
police to enforce all the ordinances
including the slot machine ordinance
viii be sent to the chief and TO VI. j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
BUFFALO VERNON ARRESTED.

Buffalo Vernon who was one ~
the riders in the wild west show given
here on the fair grounds by J. e.. Lcary
during the g.. A. x. cncampment. WAS
arrested yesterday in Ogden on tho
charge OF petit larceny He Is accused
by j. Han. a negro employed az the
cullen barber shop Of having stolen
SIS from him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
STEAM SERVICE RESUMED.
Motor Car on Nalad Branch Did Not
Give Satisfaction.


As the motor car service on the
Malad branch Of tho oregon short
Line has not given entire satisfaction
to all the residents ~ the towns along
the branch. steam service over inc
line was resumed yesterday. The
double service II now as follows.
Motor car. Leaves Salt Lake at i.lp
n M. arrives ogden. $40, leaves ps
den. s.45; arrives Brigham, 9'5s
leaves Brigham. a;55: arrives az
Malad. l2.10. Returning, leaves
Malad At ego y. m; arrives Brigham
t:S5: leaves Brigham. f:i5. arrives
Ogden. 5.35: leaves ogden, 5.45, ar
riVcs Salt Lake. ESQ.
steam cars. Leaves Malad, 1897
arrives Brigham. $40, leaves Brig
ham. 1850 arrives ogden, lO;3u
leaves OGDEN. 1880: arrives Sait
Lake. 1850. Returning leaves salt
Lake az 4 O. m. arrives ogden, S;oS,
leaves ogden. $50. arrives Brigham
$3.50: leaves Brigham. 500; arrives
Malad. $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
OUR SPECIAL OFFER.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
ANNUAL YELLOWSTONE Elk
CURSI0N.


VIA oregon short Line Round trip
from salt Lake for complete hve-day
tour 81 the PARK. including rail and
stage transportation and nccommoda-
tons at the first class hotels In the
Park. ti525. See agents for further par
ticulars city Ticket Office. POI Main
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

The Central Coal g. Coke company
have made no change in the price Of
Rock Springs coal. and are still selling
Il at 1913 per ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

Hamrn Paints Signs. Both phones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
The Big Sale of the Daynes-Beebe
Music Co. Proving TO be as Ad-
VeriiSed Most Phenomenal
The Tremendous Bargains offered BY Us Are Rapidly
Being Taken.
Store Crowded With Anxious Buyers
Our System Of Easy Monthly Payments Makes The Purchase
Piano Easy Matter.

Monday
the n the splendid
quest Of only foVd days befor al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
MAKES APPOINTMENTS
Conference at Jewell Returns Rev. b
H. Hobbs Here.

Jewell City, March 23.-The forty
fifth annual session of the Kansas
conference of the Evangelical asso-
citation, which met at Jewell City
closed Sunday. Bishop Horn pre-
sided during the session. There was
a large attendance, among them IA
lay delegates, and this is the first
time the latter have participated in
the proceedings.
A collection was taken for the en-
dowment fund of Northwestern col
lege and Union Biblical institute, To-
Gated at NaperYille, ILL.,, for which
there was subscribed 1926. Nearly
all Of this was subscribed by the min
listers.
There are 70 ministers in this con
ference. There were last year SITS
members and this year 1892, or
gain of 246. There was collected IN
this conference for the year 1908, fol
all purposes. SS1,l66.Ss, an increase
over last year Of S17,566.4S, or ar
average Of $15.06 per member. The
church property of the conference Il
valued at ss22,sOs. on which there
is an Indebtedness of but $4,000. OIL
an average Indebtedness Of one dol
lar to thirty Ave members.
]. A. Werner Of Alden, Kan, wal
elected field secretary Of Sunday
school and Y. p A. work. This 4
an ONCE created at this session Of thu
conference. The secretary is to worl
under the direction Of the officials O
the sunday school and Y. P. A. board
H. Tobias was reelected confer
enee evangelist for the conference
year. After a splendid sermon b.
Rev. W. H. Bucks Of Cleveland 0.
saturday night. the ministers Wer'
assigned to their various helds Of
labor.
The Abilene district appointment
we're as follows:
Abilene District Presiding hicef