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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11
NEW YORK CURE CLOSE.
Boston Copper Market.

James \. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, West Second South street, fur
nish the following. received over their
private wire yesterday afternoon:
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-11

sale OF i40.230 shares OF stock $39 4oO 90
Error on payroll. refunded 10 II
Overchargc on survey refunded. 10 90
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-06-10
A-Y-P EXPOSITION RATE4

Via Oregon Short Line R.R:
80. 80 from Parma to Seattle.
Tickets on sale daily commenc-
ing June LIST. Ask agents for
particulars.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-06-10
PEOPLE and EVENTS
A BRIEF RECORD OF THE PAST WEEK

Read The Skillern Mercantile's
two offers on the first page
The real estate firm of Cason
& Healy has been dissolved, Mr..
Cason taking over the business.
He will probably associate some
one else with him in a few days.
j. ii Lowell was yesterday
reappointed watermasterfor this
district by Gov. Brady. The APP
polntment will meet with great
satisfaction in this section.
Ella Dean Waldrop entert aimed
a large number Of her friends yes
terdav, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. Refresh
ments and games constituted the
program, and to say that her
guests enjoyed themselves would
be stating it mildly. Ella Dean
was three years old.
The Parma bridge this week
has been causing the authorities
here considerable trouble on uc-
count OF the high water which
has taken out three piling at
both ends OF the bridge. Officer
Castater VINO has had charge OF
the work saws that ut this writ
ing Tuesday, that if nothing
unforeseen occurs he has the
situation well in hand and traffic
will be uninterrupted.
The ball game played on the
local diamond Tuesday between
Parma and Roswell was a fast
one and very interesting to the
crowd OF spectators who were
present. The score was 10 TO
Z in favor of Parma. The score
cards which were distributed bv
a representative of the Parma
Herald we're imuch appreciated
by the score keepers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-06-10
5000 ACRES STATE lands

5000 ACRES STATE LANDS
To be sold at auction vt Bur-
ley Idaho, on June 18th. Re
duced rates will be made wa Gre
gon Short Line Railroad, tickets
on sale from IdaSo and OregoH<
points June IS, IA, and Is, from
Utah and other points June II
13 and IA. Ask agentsior rates.
or ask w. IT. Jack, Burnley, lua-
ho, for further particulars.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-06-10
Parma Markets.

Prices quoted today by Parma mer-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
WORK is DISCUSSED
Golden Gate Union Holds Quar-
terIY Convention

Golden Gate Christian Endeavor
union held its eighty-ninth quarterly
convention in the First United Pres
byterian church Thursday afternoon
and evening, President r. f. Mum
presiding. In the afternoon after Rev.
ID. A. Russell had led the devotional
services Rev. Joseph Roweu discussed
Work on the Water Front and Origin
water told of work, among the mer
chantmen. and Chief Yeoman =. O..
Emmons discussed work in the navy
from the viewpoint of an enlisted man.
Miss Laura Treadwell made an able
toastmistress at the supper at the close
of the afternoon work.
Rev. r. K. Ham led the devotional
in the evening; After solo by VIII
liam Nevergold reports were received
from George w. Nickel on floating
work and from President Mum and
Treasurer A. H. White. The neces-
sity of the floating work was the sub
ject discussed by Rev. c. S. Patterson.
A foreword on the Pasadena conven-
tion to be held June % to % was
given by W. N Jenkinss Mrs. Berry
Goodwin spoke for the Rockhurst con-
ference. The conservation was by
State Quiet Hour Superintendent Miss
Margaret Smith.
The officers of Golden Gate Christian
Endeavor union are: r. f. Mum,
president; o. A Ross, first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Nora Caldwell, second vice
president: Miss Jessie McKinnon, re-
cording secretary; Miss Louise Aim
gren, corresponding secretary; Miss
Emma Calmar, assistant correspond
ing secretary; A. FL. White, treasurer;
Rev. H II. Bell, pastoral counselor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
DISTRICT TO GIVE
BANNER TO SCHOOL
Residents of Sunset Take Great
Pride in Laguna Honda
Building
Dedication Exercises and Pres
entation by Improvement
Club Take Place Today

Dedication exercises and the presen-
school by the Sunset District improve
ment club win take place today at
? p. IN. in the school building at Sew
enth avenue, between /, and streets.
The exercises will be under the aus
pices of the improvement club. which
handsome school structure OF the dis
trict
The committee in charge of the ex-
ercises consists of the following mem
bers of the club: p L. Brown. p. J.
Diez, Frank ConHlin. C. W. Riffee w. b.
Mitchell. Julius Frankel, T. j. F1tz-
simmons. Louis Bernstein and NJ w.
Moon. The members constituting the
reception committee are: Herman Nor
ris, Frank w. Coryn, W. II. Hanchett
frank Swall, r. C. Schafft, w. Will
liams, W. w. Allen Jr., Joseph McYerry,
A. Dulip, George McCourtney and j. f.
Meagher. The banner will be presented
by Mrs. Z. Quigley, a Native Daughter
and graduate of the old Laguna
Honda school.
The entertainment provided by the
club is quite elaborate. with the follow
ing numbers on the program:
Music by the band of the Hebrew orphans
home association.
Open remarks by the president of the day
Phil j. Diez.
Presentation of banner to Laguna Honda
school by Mrs. Z. Quigley.
Wen Go Cleaning, pupils of the seventh
and eighth grades
The Meeting of the Waters. -
Address by Mayor f. X. Taylor
Music by the band. Star Spangled Banner"
Dedication ode TO America
Remarks by Mrs. Lowell White, Outdoor art
league How to Improve the District"
Cornet sole, Josie Keller accompanied by Ma
keller
Address by julius Frankel, graduate of III
guns Honda school
Violin, guitar aud mandolin selections by Fred,
skienry and Herman Feht
Address by Joseph . 'Connor president of the
board of education, Industrial Educa ton"
Di Nole orchestra.
Remarks by A. Roncoyieri. superintendent Of
public schools.
Ba.Hd. by Master Melville Coakley
Landmarks, Miss E. Keith, grand past
preSluent oI \. ID. u W.
Music by the band, "sehool Days" and
tional airs.
kemarks by Mrs. NJ o'Neal. principal Laguna
Honda school.
Music by the band MY Own United States y
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
TWO MILITIA COMPANIES
MUSTERED OUT BY STATE
CoIusa and VisaIia Guardsmen
Inefficient and Indifferent

Upon the recommendation Of Colonel
Thomas Wilhelm. inspector general for
the organized militia of the state. Com
pany B. Second infantry. located at
Colusa, and Company D Of the same
regiment located at Visalia. have been
mustered out Of the service Of the
state for inefficiency and general lack
OF interest.
When the four companies of the
Fifth Infantry. located in this city,
were recently changed to coast artil-
lery the regiment had but eight artil-
panies, or two battalions. The ranks
are 10 be filled by making up the third
battalion Of a company at Hayward
one at Petaluma, one at San Jose and
one at Palo Alto.
This regiment viii hold camp at
Healdsburg, Sonoma county. Septem-
ber II, and a committee Of officers has
been appointed TO make arrangements
for the same.
Commissions are now being issued
from headquarters at Sacramento to
all officers Of the militia who have been
retained in the service. Under the new
law they are commissioned for life or
good behavior. and subject to retire
ment, as. under the rules of the United
States army This knocks out militia
politics in all companies.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
TAR MEETS OLD
man; LOSES PURSE
Member of the Washington's
Grew Suffers From Effu-
sive Greeting

Charles Edmundson, member of the
crew of the cruiser Washington, met
an old man at Market and Beale
streets Friday morning. The old man
shook hands warmly with Edmundson
and said he was proud OF the honor to
greet noble defender of his country's
flag. They chatted for a few minutes,
and the old man left. Edmundson
went into a restaurant and partook
of a meal, but when he put his hand
in his pocket he discovered that his
purse containing .$11o was missing. He
suspected the old man.
Captain w. A. Covington of Fort
MiIey while walking along Market
street Friday afternoon was relieved
of a gold watch and leather fob with
a gold United States coat of arms at
tached.
A man called at 50 Rausch street
Friday to engage a room and when he
left took with him a silver watch val
.ued at SIS belonging TO Daniel Burke,
one of the dodgers.
Frank kennedy of Ross. Marin
county, was at the circus Friday
night. and was relieved of a silver
watch and gold fob valued at $40.
Burglars broke into the Marshall
primary school Friday night and stole
from one of the classrooms an eight
day clock valued at SS Richard
Haley's residence at 1873 Fifteenth
street was entered early yesterday
morning while the family was asleep
and a pair, of trousers and gold
bracelet stolen
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
LAW SYMPOSIUM AT
UNITARIAN CLUB DINNER
Banquet in Honor of Illinois
Law School,

The Unitarian club OF California will
give a banquet Wednesday evening.
May Is, at the Hotel Fairmont, to DR..
James Parker Hall. the dean of the law
school OF the University Of Chicago.
who is making a hurried visit TO Cari-
fornia, in order 10 deliver the COM
nencement address at the Leland Stan
ford Junior university, the morning of
that same day.
The program at the dinner will be
as follows:
Ignorance OF the Law Excuses No
Man" Frank P. Deering: How the
Law Looks TO a Clergyman" Rev
Bradford Leavitt: How Applicants for
Admission 10 the Bar Appear TO the
Court" Presiding Justice J. A. Cooper
Of the district court of appeal, The
". DOhrmann; Some Things a Prose-
cutting Officer Finds Out" Assistant
United States District Attorney A P.
Black; A Few Words From the Su-
preme Court" Associate Justice Henry
A. Melvin. "A Brokers Birdseye View
or the Law" Frank l. Brown. closing
with remarks by DR.. James Parker
Hall
The members OF the United States
circuit court Of appeals. the judges Of
the United States circuit court and
United States district court the mem
bers Of the state supreme court the
courts Of this city and county and of
the bay counties and representatives Of
the Stanford. Berkeley and Hastings
law schools VIII be present.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
OF PAL0 ALTO. BATTLE
Association of Mexican War
Veterans Has Big Banquet

The association of Mexican war vet
Grams celebrated the sixty-third ami
versary Of the battle of Palo Alto yes
terday with a banquet, at which somt
noteworthy addresses were made and
the spirit Of the old battle days re-
newed. Chief of Police Jesse B. Cook,
whose father was a veteran of the
Mexican war, was the guest Of honor at
yesterdays celebration.
Major Edwin A. Sherman, Colonel A
Andrews. Colonel George Thistleton and
Colonel John /. Bromley addressed the
banquet The following officers of the
association were elected to preside for
the ensuing year:
President. Major Edwin A Sherman;
vice president. Colonel A. Andrews;
secretary. William H. Hilton; treasur
er Ferdinand Meyers; trustees, Isaac
NJ Baker Colonel George Thistleton,
Colonel John L. Bromley. Captain John
Hill, DR.. J. L. Dickinson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Big DANCE GWEN
BY L'ALLEGRO CLUB
Popular Organization Entertains
at Last Ball of Season
al the FairmOnt

The rAllegro club entertained at
the final dance OF the season given
last evening in the white and gold
ballroom. at the Fairmont The decora-
tions were unusually attractive and
the pretty gowns contributed TO the
beauty Of the scene.
The dances OF the club have been
popular for several seasons and the
affair last evening was not an excep-
tion to the rule. Tie committee in
charge are responsible for the perfec-
tion OF detail at the assembly, and
among those who provided for the COM
fort OF the guests at the last dance Of
the season were:
Walter Macarthur, chairman, as
sisted by william de K Smith, Joseph
E King. J. w Klein, Al J. Crowley
and the floor directors Kendall I. Dazey
and Joseph Z. King.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
MAY NOT PROSECUTE
THE PAROLED CONVICT
Kefford Probably Will Go Back
to Finish Term

]. w. Kefford, who tried to ruin
william F. woodward, a mining man.
by forging his name to two checks
passed on Dixon & Lund. furnishers.
10 Geary street. because Woodward
had supplanted him in the affections
of his divorced wife, Mrs. Eleanor Kef-
ford. q trained nurse. has not yet been
charged with forgery.
The police say that Dixon & Lund
viii not swear to a complaint, because
they got their goods back, and they do
not think woodward win prosecute,
being Influenced by Mrs. Kefford, who
was the means OF getting Kefford re-
leased on parole from San Quentin
April 2S.
If neither of these people will swear
TO a complaint. Kefford Will be taken
back to san Quentin to serve out his
full term or five years for passing
fictitious check in Los Angeles county.
His sentence has two years to run.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
CREDITORS WANT HIM
DECLARED A BANKRUPT
Proceedings Instituted Against
c. M. Oswald in Federal Court

Creditors of c. M. Oswald filed pc
tition yesterday in the United States
district court asking that he be de-
clared an involuntary bankrupt. It is
claimed, by the petitioning creditors
that Oswald committed an act of bank
ruptcy March I of this year when h.
transferred certain interests to Mar
garet z. Oswald. According to the pe.
tition Oswald owes the Western fuel
company $l6917, the Western building
material company $595, Henry Cowell
lime and cement company $7705. w.
Peterson $3.50. A. B. Weeks & Co. S46.
James p. Taylor S49.S4 Pacific fuel
company $3.50 and H c. Westphal &.
Son SS0.27.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
GRANT BOOKED FOR
ASSAULT TO MURDER
Wife Receivers and Refuses to
Prosecute for Shooting

After being in the city prison since
March %. when he shot his wife at
their home. 737 Baker street, Thomas
". Grant was booked yesterday by De-
tective Gaughran on charge of assault
TO murder.
The wife, Mrs. Kate D. Grant a
teacher in the Fremont grammar
school, was seriously Ill in sana-
dorium for some time but is now out
Of danger. She positively declined to
prosecute her husband and the case
viii probably be dismissed
Grant was a close student of Kip
nng's works and had shortly before
the shooting delivered a lecture on
"kipllngis Phantom World" He had
been suffering from the grip and de-
clareo that IL had unbalanced his
mind. He did not know that he had
shot his wife until he came out of a
trance and found himself standing over
her PROSTATE body with the revolver
in his hand
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
DRUIDS WILL CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY OF ORDER
Various Groves Will Take Part
in Exercises Tomorrow

The various groves of Druids and
circles of Druidesses of this city will
for the first time in the history of the
order in this locality celebrate the an
niversary of the organization today.
Druidism existed for many centuries
as a religious institution, but finally it
dwindled and passed out of existence.
One hundred and twenty-SeYen years
ago it was re-established as a frater-
nal beneficial association under the aus
pices of the friendly societies of Eng
land.
Recently the international conven-
tion of Druids decided that the ami
versary of rehabilitation should be OBJ
served by celebration in all parts of
the world May 6 of each year or as
near that date as possible.
Leibold &, Co. for a good buggy or
harness. II Front st. at Market.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
GWF HOMAGE TO
THE NATIONS DEAD
Citizens Plan for Annual OBJ
servance of Memorial Day
With Sacred Ceremony :
Exercises at the Preside Will
Be Carried Ont With Full
Military HOnOrs

The Memorial day committee Of
1909 met in the rooms Of the police
commission yesterday afternoon and
about completed arrangements for the
days celebration. Judge s. +. Lieb Of
San Jose viii be the orator Of the day
and George w. Merrill. commander Of
George H Thomas post No. >. will be
the president Of the day. The Knick-
erbocker quartet viii sing at the cere-
monies at the Preside and also on
board the tug Slocum. Lincoln's ad-
dress at Gettysburg viii be delivered
by Henry T. Smith OF Lincoln post
FLOWERS FROM SCHOOL CHILDREN
The committee viii arrange with the
board Of education TO have flowers.
usually furnished by school children.
taken 10 % district schools desig
mated by the board, and Saturday
afternoon. May %. q wagon viii call
for the flowers and convey them to the
Preside
OBSERVANCE AT PREsIDIO
Colonel Lundeen has offered to the
committee the entire Preside for that
day and wiz furnish a battery TO fire
the minute guns and detail the coast
artillery TO Ere salute and VIII also
provide q military escort for the pro-
cession passing through the Presidio.
He VIII also erect a platform for the
speaker
The procession VIII start at a. m
Nay 81 from the Lombard street en-
trance 30 the Preside and those TAX
ing parf Viii be the Grand Army posts.
members OF the Spanish-American
veterans and other organizations with
their bands The exercises viii com
mence at 10 a. m
The tug Slocum VIII leave at a. m.
and the ceremonies, which viii be the
same as last year. viii be under the
supervision OF Lincoln corps No. 3, w
r c. Flowers viii be strewn on the
water outside the heads.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
WILL NOT BE DISTURBED
IN THEIR POSSESSION
Government Drops Suit to Cam
eel Land Patents

in the United States circuit court
yesterday, on motto nof Assistant Unit
ed States Attorney George Clark. suit
to cancel the patents on certain lands
charged to have been secured by Fred
a. HYDE by fraud was dismissed The
LANDS in question are in Tehama, STAN
islaus and San Benito counties, and it
has been found that the present own
faith and If the patent was Cancelled ii
would work an injustice on the pres
ent owners. The criminal proceedings
in the same cases against Hyde will be
prosecuted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
NEAR SAN RAFAEL CENTER
Bargains in Home Sites-Must
Sell Before May 20, 'Oo

The most beautiful country home
sites IN Marin county
All wooded and having magnificent
San Pablo bay
Right in town. Positively no money
TO pay out for Improvements. They
are all in Desirable neighbors. List
II requested.
Large. beautifully wooded lots front
ing on two roads. so feet or more on
each road. for $3.50. A few SIPS cash
lots left. one gore corner. 5000 cash
In sight Of two railroad stations and
only short walk to either. Rigs Al
Office opp. Union depot, San Rafael. W
L. COPYRIGHT, owner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
YOUNG ENGLISH ARTIST
SEEKING LOCAL COLOR
Vasco Loureiro Taking Mental
Snapshots of City

Searching the globe for ideas and
Impressions Vasco Loureiro, a brilliant
Francisco taking mental snapshots of
the city. Loureiro is an artist of con-
siderable merit and has travelled the
world over in quest of data which he
will use in compiling a book to be
illustrated with his own sketches. The
son of an eminent Portuguese artist.
he was born in Brixton. and since has
visited Australia, Africa. England,
ireland, Scotland, Paris, many nations
in South America and all cities of i'm
portance7 in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
LOS ANGELES DIVORCE
SUIT TO BE TRIED HERE
Action Is Transferred From the
Southern Metropolis

The suit for divorce of Harvey w.
Heagy against Caddie Heagy was filed
here yesterday on transfer from Los
Angeles. The ground alleged is de-
sertion.
other suits for divorce filed yester-
day were: Hazel G. Brown against
John G. Brown, willful neglect;A Ella
L. Judson against Arthur f. Judson,
willful neglect.
A divorce was granted Carl HON.
berg from Caroline Homberg by Judge
Cabaniss on the ground of desertion
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
HONOR JOAN OF ARC IN
SERVICES AT ST. FRANCIS
Pastor Will Speak of Burning
and Beatification of Saint

In ST. Francis church this evening e
the pastor. Rev. 7. Caraher. will speak
upon the subject. The Burning and
Beatihcation Of Joan OF Arc" Sacred.
music will precede and follow the ser
mon.
Among the musical talent viii be the
celebrated tenor, Charles F. Bulotti.
The ceremony OF the beatifcation OF
the Maid OF Orleans took place in Rome
April Is of this year.
B. F. Stou. dentist. Post st. at Grant av. {.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

REFUSES TO PRosEcUTE-The- case against
Edward Williams, charged with receiving jew
elry stolen from the Alphopse Judis company,
was dismissed by Police Judge Shortail yeeter-
day as Judis refused 10 swear to complaint
although admitting that the watch chains had
been stolen fyon the firm by confidential clerk
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

B. F. ston. dentist. Post st. at Grant av =.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
NEW uFEtN RUSSIA.

There are some hopeful signs OF new
life in Russia. The American consul
general at Moscow sends the following
statement to the government at Wash
ington;
Kberson. a city of $4,000 inhabitants.
according to the last census, is situated
near the mouth of the Dnieper, close by
The Black sea. The mayor writes that
they desire to negotiate a loan of 1000
600 to 100000 rubles go, 900, 900 to 81
SIS. OO0). for a period of fOrty-nlne
years, at 5 per cent per anum. 1t VIII
be used for the following purposes;
Drainage system, S425,0OO; waterworks,
1926, 600; electric trans, Sl4OOOU; seven
school buildings, s115000; rebuilding
workhouse and municipal buildings, po-
lice stations. city pawnshops, slaughter
house. street paving, training school,
hospital for infectious diseases, etc The
revenue of the city for the past i've
years has amounted to approximately
| S25O,0OO per year.
We do not reprint the data with any
intention of raising the loan here in
salt Lake; but because it indicates a
progressive spirit in a people who have
discouraged the whole world for ages
past with their absolute refusal to
catch step with the civilization OF
| ChristendOm.
If they are really ready and willing
to spend money for schools and sewers
and waterworks and electric lights and
street paving and hospitals, there is
hope in the land Of the car.
They will raise that money. The Sc
curity is ample, and the interest il
high. With less inducement three ma
lions have been quarrelling for a share
in the Chinese loan. And when the
Russians have lived fifty years undel
their new surroundings, subject t
those uplifting influences, they viii
never again be the spiritless creatures
who rave like maniaes and die lik'
martyrs. Never again will they go Il
Manehuria and give up battles instea'
of fighting. Never again. after Kher
son proves the better way, will sailor
at sevastapol capture the imperia
fleet and then weakly yield it up again
The new system viii make new ma
ton Of the Russians.
But what particular American geniu
has escaped this country, and spreal
the rejuvenating magic of his enterpris
along the shores Of the Black sea2