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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
City and Neighbore,ood

MRS. II. VlKO ami son returned Satur-
day rom n visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tower of Snydcrvillc.
REV. p. A. SIMPkIN left Saturday
night for Los Angeles, where he will
spcEd ten days vacation with his
daughter.
Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD ORLOB will
leave here Sunday for TIE Clayton ranch
In Weber canyon, as the guests OF Miss
Sybella Clayton. They Will remain about
n week,
COUNTY ATTORNEY JOB LYON has
issued complaint against John Doe and
Harry Hill charging them with stealing
n watch and 81 In cash from Andrew
Wcnga on July 16,
ARTHUR i. MORETON son Of City
Recorder J. 3. Moreton. returned Satur-
day from Yale, where he received his de-
gree In the law department of that in
law Offices of Dey & Hoppaugh OF this
city,
COMPLAINTS were Issued by the
county attorney on Saturday against w
with fishing in the Tenth South street
canal without license. The complaints
were sworn to by Deputy Fish and Game
Commissioner Harry Julian.
SINCE THE INAUGURATION OF the
special 1890 train TO Satair beach Sun
day mornings, connecting with the Ore
gon Short Line special from Yellowstone
park a goodly number of Salt Lake peo-
pie have been joining the tourists and
making the early morning trip 20 the
resort.
ON AUGUST q at o'clock p M. the
city board OF education will open bids for
the supply of coal for the city schools
during the school year of 1o0D-l9lo, II
Is estimated that about 100000 pounds
of coal will be used. The contract for
the past year was awarded TO the Bam-
berger Coal company.
A COMPLAINT was issued by tine
county attorney on Saturday against the
Parthenon Mercantile company Of $50
West Second South street. charging the
company with violating the pure food
laws City Food Inspector Frazier bought
a bottle OF olive oil at the place last week,
and upon an analysis being made by the
city chemist il was found 10 be nothing
but cottonseed OIL
A. Q. ADAMSON. who has for two
years been d member OF the executive
staff OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
cation will this fall become d Y. Nj. Z. A.
secretary in Foo Chow. China. Mr.
Adamson graduated In 1907 from the
State Agricultural college OF Iowa. coming
Immediately to his position with the Salt
Lake City association. His work here
has been a thorough training for the re-
sponsb!lities which he will assume In the
Orient He has made many friends in
Salt Lake City, both in and out OF the
L. NJ. G. A.
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MEDICAL COMMITTEE
HAS PLANS IN SHAPE
Every Attention VIII Be Paid to
Veterans During Eucamp-
ment Week.

The report Of the medical commit
tee for the Grand Army cncampment
received Saturday from DR.. w T. Beer,
chairman of the committee. calls at
teniion to many details Of the plan de
signed TO care FOR the Grand Army vet
erans during the period Of the big en-
campment aud especially during the
monster parade. The report states that
a general hospital will be arranged on
the lawn tennis grounds of the L. D. s.
hospital ana an emergency or receiving
hospital will be arranged at 6l7 Bos-
ton building, This latter hospital will
be open from s o clock in the morning
until 10 o clock in the evening. An
automobile ambulance with doctors and
nurses in attendance will be kept at
these places ready to respond to emer~
gency calls.
Doctors and nurses will be in at
tendance at both of these places In
addition, there will be doctors and
nurses at the reviewing stand at South
Temple and Main street, at the grand
stand, the living flag and on the cor
ners Of each street from South Temple
TO Seventh South and on the middle of
each block, At First, Fourth and Sew.
enth South streets will be an automobile
ambulance with doctor and two as
slstants ready to respond to all calls
for help. The nurses or doctors will
call the ambulances By waving a red
cross flag, The patients Will be taken
to the receiving hospital first and later
to the general hospital if the case re-
quircs, and kept there as long as ne
ccssary
Cards will be posted nj headquarters
of the different departments about the
city calling attention to the hospitals.
and all veterans who wish assistance
will be provided with it free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE
BY WALTON IS FOUND
Painting by Great Scotch Artist
Is Discovered in a Salt
Lake Cellar.

While doing some painting in build
ing occupied by DR.. Downing at the
corner of Third East and Third South
streets on Wednesday last, Harry Os-
born, a painter, found an old picture in
the basement covered with dust and
dirt.
The doctor was moving from the
building and when asked by Painter
Osborn what he would take for the pie
ture, fixed the price at 81, SAYING that
he did not know that ii was there and
in any event he did not want to take
any rubbish with him. The dollar was
paid and when Mr.. Osborn finished his
his room
There he cleaned the painting and
was astonished to find that II was n
landscape IN oil painted by the ccle-
brated Scotch artist w. A. Walton IN
1910. Realizing what his find WIS, Mr.,
Osborn is something of an artist, he
cleaned the painting thoroughly 1t is
magnificent piece of work. Walton
was celebrat, for his beautiful effects
III Landscape hitting, his coloring be-
ing superb
Mr., Osborn has the picture on exhi-
bition i'll the real estate Office of Mat
Daugherty on East Third South street,
where it has been admired by Il large
number OF people. Mr.. Osborn IS find is
valued anywhere from $500 20 S2500.
How it got in the cellar or who brought
it to this country is not known,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

Follow the flag to the Lagoon on
American day, July Goth
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Clubs.

Miss Stella Hansen entertained the
members u1 the II. y. y. O. club delight
fully al her home Thursday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
The Mcdonald Chocolate Con,panys Exhibit at Seattle

o he most artistic IN attractive ibt i
III hiht T. 6
&c
o.
Comm h express ul s b. proud
h n place @ o Ed a n
so visitors c OF the the Nh
In Ihg this ry h as y
h ms IN o re
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

Mrs. j. r. Morris and Miss Ieta
Morris have as thcir guest Miss Make
teacc Morris Of Iowa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

Miss Nellie Creecb is on visit 10
Mrs. Frank Madden of Pocatcllo, Idaho,
and friends in Butte, Mont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
Wrieht,s Successful Flight.

WASHINGTON, July 17,-Orvillc
Wright made successful flight in his
aerorlane at Fort Myer at 6;53 'cleck
this evening. He remained in the air
16h minutes and circled the parade
grounds 1874 times
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
Three Women in Balloon.

ST. LOUIS, July l7.-Three women
made balloon ascension here today in
the st. Louis Aero clJb IS new balloon
Missouri. II. Il. Honeywell was the
pilot aud he was accompanied by Mrs.
Honeywell, Mrs. Ida Miller and n
xnulau whose identity was not disclosed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18

This Great Hair-Grow-
ing Rene edy can now be
had at all druggists in three sizes.
Csc, Soc and $500
per bottle,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-18
SOCIETY
Continued from Page Eight.

Gladys Prick who will he married carly
in August 10 John Y. Buckle. Prizes
were awarded 10 Mrs. Warren Latimer
and Mrs Charles Fowler.
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POET SUES
 WIFE WHO
 JOINS ORDER
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 PHILADELPHIA, April 29.--Be- cause his wife Valerie joined the "order of Fifteen" that esoteric col lege body which had its inception In the University of Pennsylvania William E. Mountain, a poet. is suing her for divorce.
 Desertion is the charge brought by MT Mountain who declares that, after she had absorbed the mixture of an cient aenosticism, Besantism and Buddhism adopted by the society, she would have no more to do with him. She had discovered a soul mate on a higher plane. the poet says the told him, and confessed having frequently visited him.
 The poet was not physically jealous, he says, but spiritually jealous Also, she told him that his very touch inter fered with her progress and that she was ethical and spiritual. while he was just animal
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CALHOUN'S ATTORNEY
 SEES TRAP
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Nu09ets SPecidi oefVloc.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.--Fran- cis J. Heney. special prosecutor in the trial of Patrick Calhoun, charged with bribing the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco. today invited Attorney ByingtOn. leading counsel for the de- fense to legally acknowledge that the United Railroads paid two hundred thousand dollars for the franchises which were granted by the Supervisors.
 Notwithstanding Heney's assurances that this acknowledgement would re- lieve Calhoun of responsibility, Ewing ton stated that he did not purpose to have hfs client subjected to any chance of an act of treachery, and natly re fused the offer The refusal evidently created favorable impression for the prisoner on the jury.
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FATAL DUEL.
 WITH PISTOLS
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LOGANSPORT Ind. April 3O.-Pa- trolman Kroegei fought desperate duel with a hlghwayman, whom ue caught in the act of holding up man named Jackson early this morning, and as a result both are now dead.
 Kroeger came around a corner and saw the highwayman going through the mans pockets with one hand, while he threatened him with a six shooter in the other He immediately covered the robber with hls revolver, and called to him to throw up his hands. Instead of complying, the robber fired point blank at the officer, the bullet entering his shoulder The policeman returned the shot, bringing his antagonist to the ground. The highwayman rose to his knee, and fired another shot, the bullet passing through Kroegers heart and killing hlm instantly
 The officers bullet entered the high waymans stomach, and he died before he reached the hospital Ills name has not been learned.
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SYNDICATE
 CHALLENGES

A member of the Syndicate last night called at the Nugget office and authorized the following def for pub licatiOn:
 ITO the Members of the Nome Kennel
 Club:
 Conference.-The Syndicate desires to challenge any team, or all teams, in Nome for a race over any distance, each team to carry freight amounting to one thousand pounds for any sum that may be agreed epon, provided f is not less than one thousand dollars apiece for each team competing. Nome Kennel Club rules to prevail in the proposed contest, with the exception that the owners of the competing teams may render any assistance which they may see fit
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DREDCES FOR
 STEWART RIVER

WHITEHORSE, Y. T., April 3O.-- The fact that the machinery for three dredges is to be assembled at this place, where the dredges are to be constructed fin the early summer, will create considerable local business. The fact that the one dredge constructed here last year and operated with great success on the Stewart river during the latter part of the season prompted the companies to embark on Q much larger scale this season. The present intentions of the promoters is to havo ten or q dozen dredges in operation there just as soon as they can be se cured from the Eastern foundries There is no question as to the wealth of the Stewart river as a dredging proposition, the best and most exten- sive in the North.
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YOUNG TURKS ARE
 WREAKING VENGEANCE

Troops have been rushed to Adena, Alexandrette and other places, the new Sultan being determined to thor oughly stamp out any further out breaks.
 The British and American Ambas- sadors yesterday lodged a formal de- mand for the punishment of the Mos lems implicated in the recent outrages upon subjects of their respective coun- tries. It is not known at present whether any indemnity will be asked
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TROUBLE IN RANKS OF
 FIRE DEPART WENT

Taken by and large, Dame Rumor is lying jade, but withal she speaks the truth every once in a while-quite ire quently, in fact. Of late she has been circulating d few stories about the conditions existing in the Nome fire department, and she has repeatedly averred that unless Mayor Cochran and the Fire Committee back down on certain change which they proposed there will be some dire and awful things doing.
 The latest gossip she has set afoot-- and she has done it in a manner that
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After an exciting race, over heavy traIl from the Hot Springs to Nome yesterday, Albert F'inks team, driven by John Hegness. carried off the big prize in the Nome Kennel Clubs Con- solatlon race and ris second team, driven by Bert Lawton, secured third place. while Bobby Brown secured the second prize
 Gene Rose made a good showing until coming down Nome river on the return journey when he got wet and cramped, and was forced to lay up at the mouth of Dexter creek.
 John Hegness covered the distance
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0W NERS ARE
 WILLING

The unexpected early thaw may be the means of preventing the Kennel Club from running the annual owners race. which had been planned, but If the weather should happen to tighten up, it is probable that the event will he pulled off.
 It is reported around town that if the race is run the following entrir.; will be made:
 Fink's team, driver Fink.
 LaWton's team, driver LaWton.
 Coke Hills team, driver Grigsby.
 Syndicate team. driver Mustard.
 Bergel's team, driver Trengove.
 3erger's second team, driver Darling. Browns team, driver Brown.
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has made 1t the common Knowledge of everybody m town--is to the effect that at the last meeting of the City Council, or some time prior thereto, it was agreed among the members that Ted Anderson should be employed in tie department, oro William Austin
 who has been a member for a year or more, be given hie conge. Everything was lovely as far as Mayor Cochran and the remaining six aldermen were concerned, but they had not reck- oned upon James Haughey, fire chief
 who. being in a measure responsible
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for the efficiency of the department, thought that 1e might have a word or two to say about it. He did. He had several words to say, but the most im- Dortant of them could be banned down to four words 'I will resign first"
 Now. be t understood that Ander- son is a naa in every way fitted for the position, lut 1t seems that ne did not have Haughey's approval, and
 Austin did have it. Therefor. tie Chief and the Mayor locked n"s m debae q, in which the principal argu- ntentS vsed were You will and T
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RENovATlNc THE HOTEL

The Miners Hotel, owned by E T.. Holt, the well known mining man, Is of changes are being made. All of the modern improvements, including hot and cold water, electric lights, tele- phones, store rooms and reading rooms, are being installed. The Miners has always been a popular establishment and the new improvements should give It a greater patronage than ever.
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FINK FINKS'1rHnn s 1rAin
 WINS CONSOLATION

of 14O miles in l6 hours 54 minutes 26 seconds; Bobby Brown made the jour ney in 17 hours 1 minutes 57 seconds. Little "Chief' Dawton traversed the course in 57 hours r minutes 15 sec onds.
 MT Finks victory was a very pop- ular one. He has taken the most eX cellent care of his dogs, and has done much to promote the sport in Nome. In fact. 1t might truthfully be said that he created 1t, and at no small expense to himself at that. Further than thai, makes a good sportsman.
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won l." The debate was held last evening, and, both being determined, 1t tlcke up with the parties no closer together than when they commenced, so there is liable to be some interest. |. ing developments on Monday evening next, unless an amlcable agreement is reached in the meantime.
 A representative of the Nugget last night called up some of the members of the Council, but each of them gave very good imitation of a clam. Chief Haughey also was interviewed, but he replied that he desired to make no statement at that time.
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Promptly at S:l5 this evening the entrants in the race for the two-mile amateur championship medal, present. ed by Joe Jourden, will be started off on the Eagle Hall track, and as Frank Martin, James Bain, George Paulos and several of the fastest two milers in town have signified their intention of competing, it is believed the race will be a fast one.
 The amateur race will be q kind of a curtain raiser for the big Marathon race winch is to follow--a struggle over the track for a distance of over twenty six miles, and which will settle the much -mooted question as to who is the champion middle distance run ner of the Seward Peninsula.
 The competitors in the big event have been training for the past two months, and will be m excellent condi- tion. Chairman Lehfeldt, of the Eagle Athletic Committee, who is managing the affair, has made perfect arrange ments for scoring and the carrying out of all details. and it is believed that the race will be one of the finest ever seen in this section. The runners will be numbered as follows:
 1. James Bernie.
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SEVERE STORMS IN
 THE MIDDLE WEST

were carried completely off their feet and deposited at distance of several feet All told, three were killed in Chicago and Evanston and seventeen injured. Eight were killed in other States.
 Dispatches received at the local office of the United States Weather Bureau indicate that the storm is travelling In a southerly direction, and has carved a channel of death and destruction clear through to Kansas
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FORGER GETS
 LONG TERM
Nuggets Special Service.


 SEATTLE. May 3O.-W Holbrook, the self-confessed forger, was brought before the Superior Court this morn . ing, and on pleading guilty was promptly sentenced to serve term of fourteen years Imprisonment at hard labor.
 Holbrook stated that he had been led into gambling in real estate, and committed the crime in the hope of being able to cover some options which he held. He is the father of seven chil- dren. He stated to the court that the rent with the recent panic was the cause of his downfall
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KIDNAPPERS
 ARRESTED
Nuggets Special Service.

BOSTON, April 3O.-John Wright and Ernest Martin were arrested here today on charge of blackmail. A let ter written to William White, in which 1t was stated that his son would be kidnapped unless a sum of ten thou sand dollars was paid before certain tate, was traced to the prisoners.
 The money was paid, but the men were arrested before they could get away with it.
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BEST MATTRESSES.

All grades, from $2 up.
 Pad Mattresses, from $1.75 up. Silk Floss Sofa Cushions, soc and up. We make over old mattresses. Special rates to hotels and lodging houses. JOHNSON MATTRESS & HOSE CO.,, Front Street, opposite Carsten's mar ket. Phone Black 167.
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The following officials will have charge of the event:
 Manager-E G. Lehfeldt.
 Arrangement Committee--Jim Kelly. David Rosser and George w. Peck.
 Announcer-Dr. E. F. Hill.
 Judges-Major Kreps, Albert Fink. M. E. Atkinson, A. E. Todd, Dr. J. M. Sloane, Dr. J. H. Mustard.
 Starters-W. r. Code, F. o. Hanks, J. J. Underwood.
 Tinekeepers-Ha Hagen, Ed Fleming, Sam Newman.
 Marshals-Lieut. West, Lieut. Rip- ley, Lieut. Hit, Dr. Wooley and Wal ter Gaffney.
 Clerks of Course--W. B. Watts and Dr. Chace.
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Nuggets Special Service.

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 3O.-The wave of reform started yesterday by ex-Sultan's grand vizier was followed today by the execution of over tno hundred of the Moslems implicated in the recent outrages. The report is cur rent to the effect that of over one thousand arrested, eighty per cent will be executed within the week.
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Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO, April SO.-Severe storms are sweeping all over the Middle Wes- sons have been killed and many in- preceded by a thunder storm, the re-
 verberations of which were the loudest heard in many years. When the wind down, and in some instances people
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BARON ROSEN TO
 BE TRANSFERRED
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ST. PETERSBURG, April 29.--Baron Rosen the Cars Ambassador tc Rome it is deemed certain, and George Bakhmetien, formerly Minister tc Japan. will succeed him.
 NEW YORK, April 29.-Mr. Bakh- metieff met General Edward F. Beale's daughter Mary while he was Secretary of the Legation at Washington. and married her in Vienna while General Beale was the American Minister to Austria.
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Hats trimmed at 79S East Front street, opposite Carlis grocery store.
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Fresh Lettuce at Hot House on Spit 25 cents per ounce.
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CUT THIS OUT AND KEEP IN A
 CONSPlCUOUS PLACE.

The Eagle sells the best whiskey in inferior grades. Try a gallon for fam fly use or medicinal purposes. You cannot buy of us either blended or
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First class Table Board. Mrs. M. E. Bruce, 402 Front street.
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WILL RACE FOR
 CHAMPIONSHIP

:. Split the Wind. 3. Jack Norman. 4. A. Gonnett !. George Cowtosis. 6. A. Zebulus. '. Oogruk. s. Longboat. 9. Bert Brown. 10. Harry Sheare. II. Naguruk. 12. Mike Sawin. IS. Murphy.
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se.sds and Onion Sets, chilbers's. Main 76.
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Drink Maryland Pure Rye. oIivsr'Y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-02
GOOD DOCTRINE.
Suspended Sentence Will Be Enforced
On Marriage.

New York, N. Y, April IA judtc.
ial order of much interest - sociol
ogists was issued today by Judge
Foster of the court of general ses-
sions in the case of Albert E. John
son, a 20-yearold youth, who several
times has been arrested for theft
The magistrate forbade the youth to
marry under penalty of a long 4&'m
of imprisonment which he declared
he would impose in punishment of a
larceny committed three years ago,
and on which he had at the time sus-
pended sentence. AS he was about to
be sentenced for this offense for
breaking his parole, a young gil who
declared she was his finance inter-
cede for him, 1t was at this juno
ture that Judge Foster issued the
novel order.
II have no intention of IImitting
a marriage which will breed more
criminals" said he. II will again
suspend sentence on the grand lar
ceny charge, but if I hear of your
marriage without first obtaining my
consent I will send you to jail for
long term"