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Evening star., 1909-03-04
Dinner Is Prolonged.

The dinner, which was late in its com
mencement. was prolonged unusually. But
in anticipation of the strenuous day to-
day Mr. Taft found the arrangements
of his hosts permitted of a reasonably
early retirement
After brief trip to the Yale smoker at
1890 o'clock he betook himself for the
night to the southeast bed chamber. con-
structed out of the offices which were oc-
cupied by President Mckinley in the
southeast corner of the second floor OF the
old building.
Like President Roosevelt. MIR. Taft had
day filled with personal incidents The
Boardman residence, where he has made
his home since his arrival in the city last
Saturday, was early filled with callers.
Demands of friends, statesmen and pol
iticians on the time OF the incoming
President were greater than he has eX-
perienced since his election. The purpose
Of most of the callers. however. was To
extend the hand of cordiality and good
wishes.
Evening star., 1909-03-04
Spends Night in White House
as RooSeveIt'S Guest.
DIMES WITH PREDECESSOR
Last Day as President-Elect Is
Crowded With Incidents.
HE RECEIVES MANY VISITORS
Gov. Hughes Calls-Wil Tender In
vitation to Lake Champlain Cele-
bration Next Summer.

Il was two minutes past S o'clook last
night when William Howard Taft and
Mrs Taft stepped from their automobile
in driving rain and entered the White
House for the night and to make it their
home for the next four years.
There was no demonstration whatever
marking the arrival of the new tenant of
the Executive Mansion. He was admit
ted by the attendants. With Mrs. Taft
he went a once to the private portion of
the house, where President and Mrs.
Roosevelt received their guests with the
simple cordiality and lack of ceremony
which long and intimate acquaintance
have established.
That the President-elect and Mrs. Taft
were quartered at the White House last
night is due to the thOughtfuness OF
President and Mrs. Roosevelt. who. realiz-
ing the convenience of such an arrange
ment, extended their hospitality.
Besides the President-elect and Mrs.
Taft the White House dinner guests in
cluded Senator-elect Elihu Root and Mrs
Root Senator Knox. who is to be MIR.
Taft'S Secretary of State, and Mrs
Knox; Representative Nicholas Long
worth and Mrs. Longworth. daughter of
the President; Admiral and Mrs. Cowles
and Miss Mabel BOardman.
Evening star., 1909-03-04

THREE CONNECTING ROOMS on PA. AVE
private bath: steam heat: modern: good beds
Phone 7117 Main call at 1913 Pa. ave.. over
store. Mrs. WEBSTER. mh3--t
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A. johnson of Green River. Wyo., were
married Rev W W. Fleetwood Of the
Episcopal church officiating The bride
vas attired in a gown of gray cloth. with
hat gloves and shoes to match and car
ried a shower bouquet of orange bios
SONS and ivy. After the ceremony a re
past was served in the dining room. The
bride and groom left on the evening train
for Yellowstone park, and after an eX-
tensive wedding trip win make their home
in Green River.
Miss Matilda Hancock and William
POulteF were married on Wednesday in
the Salt Lake temple. Thursday evening
a reception was rendered them at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II H Hancock, i'm this city. The bride
wore a gown. OF white chiffon and added
much TO the pleasure of the evening with
several vocal solos The bride IS the
deputy city recorder, and Mr.. Poulter is
In business in the city. Both have hosts
Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Chambers we're
surprised on THURSDAYS evening by a visit
from the members of the Third ward
choir. A delightful evening of music was
had The music was followed by refresh
ments.
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Ogden Society.

Mrs Daniel ] COstley of Harrisville has
announced the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Catherine NJ, to Judge j. A How
ell of the district court. The wedding
will take place in Ogden on Friday. JULY
9. after which Judge and Mrs Howell
will leave for a tour of California.
Tuesday evening, June %. at D. m at
the home of the brides aunt Miss Rose
Garfield, 2506 Madison avenue was held
the wedding reception OF Mr.. and Mrs
Austin II. Shaw. The young couple were
married that morning in the Salt Lake
temple. Apostle David O. Mckay per-
forming the ceremony. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Israel C. Brown
of this city and for the past two or three
years has been a teacher in the city
schools. The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. MyrtellO Shaw also of this city
The bride wore gown of white messaline
with point lace bertha. and carried bride
roses She was assisted IN receiving the
guests by her sister. Miss LeOnore Brown
who wore pink fOulaTd. Upward of 10
guests were entertained during the even
Ing. Refreshments were served. The
home was tastefully decorated with roses
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West on petition of the sons Of the de-
ceased.
The North Weber stake will hold its
quarterly conference at the tabernacle
tooay, holding sessions at 10 and O'Clock.
@postie George T. Richards and Bishop
charles W Ntbley will be the speakers.
Charles E. Christy Of Warrington, W.
Va, and Anna WelCn Of West Weber.
Ctah, were gra lted license to marry by
me county clerk, as were also Leslie g.
kay Of Mdvale, Ida, and Anna NJ.
Wright Of Denver, Colo.
Professor +. M briggs Of the state
school for the deaf and blind left yester-
day Tor Chicago to attend a convention
of instructors. He viii attend the y. E.
home
Chief of Police r. Z. Browning returned
Friday night from Buffalo, n. Y. where
ne attended the convention Of the Intern8-
tlonal Association of Chiefs of Police. He
read a paper on The Habitual Drunkard
and How to Cure Him" before the con-
knute Emmertsen died in Huntsville
Friday night at the age of 50 years. He
was struck by an automobile last Feb
ruary and never fully recovered He
/ leaves wife, who is blind and six chill
dren- The funeral services will be held
at Huntsville Monday
Work of laying five additional tracks
! IN the Hartman yards will begin here
CeIlE next week The plans for the I'M
provement of the yards have been sp-
proved by Chief Engineer Ashton Ma
terial will be haUled from the Sand ridge
TO flll the low places and grade the
yards.
Gus Wright. d. G. Fccles and George
] knauss reached Ogden Friday night aftel
a tnree-day automobile trip through
northern Utah, during which they visitet
/ brigham City, TremOntCn, Garland. Col
hnston, Logan and Preston. Ida They
Z al
/ prosperous in spite of the partial loss o.
/ the fruit crop.
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sweet meas and ferns. Many beautiful
presents were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw. The affair throughout was most
Nj. and Mrs. ". S O'Brien reached
ogden Friday on the Overland Limited
after an extensive wedding tour through
the east. They are now at home to their
friends at 1888 Grammercy avenue.
Mrs A G. Harris entertained few
friends at a luncheon Friday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Louise Perry Fulkerson Of
Chicago. who was visiting friends in the
city Beautiful decorations added TO the
pleasure OF the occasion.
Mrs. owen ". HalvOrsen entertained at
q Kensington at her home Wednesday
afternoon IN honor OF Mrs. DAVID Win
tsrs of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunnarson announce
the marriage at Twin Falls. Ida, Of
their daughter. Agnes, TO William L
Steele both of Ogden.
wade NJ. Johnson is home from Phila-
delphfa where he has been studying law.
Harvey Cahir Thomas Maginnis. Ber-
nard Baugbman, Francis Matson and Ar
chic and Albert McGuiness are home from
St Mary's KAN. where they have been
chester D. Chrisman Of Opal and J.
] VIII Chrisman Of Green River. Wyo.. are
/ i'm the city visiting relatives and friends
They came to attend the wedding Of Miss
Daisy Vickery and ". A. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs william T. Baker an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
] A
| ding TO take place early in July
Nj and Mrs. David F. Steele announce
| the engagement Of their daughter. Del
phia A. Hetzier to Wiley NJ Cragun. the
/ wedding to take place in the near future
Mrs Emmett G. Fulkerson, with her
daughter Elizabeth, arrived from Chi
/ caqO during the week for a summer visit
with her mother, Mrs, D. H Peery-
Amber Baxter Patton is home for vaca-
| ton from the Northwestern university al
| Chicago.
Mr- and Mrs. B. Cohn announce the
/ engagement of their daughter Tillie. &C
| Oscar FeIdscher Of Chicago, the wedding
1 to take place in August.
Mr.. and Mrs Rasmus Nelson celebrated
| their golden wedding anniversary at theil
/ home in this city Wednesday. A gold
/ headed cane was presented to Mr.. Neil
son. and q gold brooch to Mrs. Nelson
r Kaiser making the presentation ad
| dresses In addition to a host Of OgdeT
/ friends there were many from Brigham
Mr.. and Mrs O. NJ. Runyan left or
! Thursday for Seattle for visit Of sever
one Of the interesting events Of th'
week was a ball and festival given b.
| the Y. L. and Y. NJ. NJ. l. A. board Of thu
ogden stake in North Ogden hall. Guest
| went to the place Of meeting in specia
| cars Refreshments were served.
/ Patrolman A. p. Vance and wife enter
tanned a number of friends at dinner a
their home Thursday night q uniqui
/ feature of the occasion was that the din
ner was served from the output of tn
Vance yard and garden, including frie,
ries.
At the home OF the brides mother. Mrs
/ Lottie z. Vickery. in this city. Wednes
day afternoon, Daisy y. Vickery and W
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-27
MINE OPERATORS COME.
Advance Guard Arrives for Confer
ence Next Week.

Some Of the mine operators from south
ern Wyoming have already arrived to
attend the conference with the Mine
Workers of America in this city next
Monday. A number Of others are eX-
pected today. It is thought that twenty
viii be on the ground when the Joint con-
ference is called on Monday. Delegates
representing the Mine Workers of every
important camp in Wyoming have been in
the city for the past week A strong
committee made up OF one representative
from each of the locals in the Wyoming
division of district p has been at work
on a wage scale and yesterday it was
announced by President Gibson that the
work was practically completed No trou-
BILE of any kind is anticipated i'm the Joint
conference. But it is hoped by the work
ers to bring about a good increase in the
present wage scale. and this may give rise
10 debate. President Gibson says the mat
ter will be settled wholly on business
lines
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STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT OPENS UNDER FAVORABLE CONDITIONS

The state tennis tournament was opened
,.s.-~lay afternoon at the Country club
courts. lu the first round there were sew
r-aI defaults but there were also sew
--.I close and exciting contests. The
f5 .ruamaIt viii continue ten days, with
mo finals and the challenge rounds in the
condiments and ladies' singles a week
rom tomorrow.
so tennis tournament ever had Dret-
DER stage setting than that which opened
Yesterday With the towering hills meet
ms the summer skyline I'm She back
ground. the green Country club links
r-a-zr and the beautiful buildings and
grounds surrounding the perfect tennis
a tg of the Country club. on which the
-ts-suted Young men and Young women
r-s e1utandinE for state honOrs no pref
picture OF am ideal outing scene could
p. conceived.
Weather conditions were almost perfect.
m. Su heat down rather stTenUously
Upon ta- players, but there was no breeze
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e.sllrn the accuracy of-the drives. The
..Lihs courts were never better and the
a.N-e We're fast and interesting
AI-'.5 The feature events or yes terday
..,.- Two three-set matches and three
.e>tng contests I'm the ladies' singles
". cross of Ogden. who STYLES himself
.. 7 champion OF Pennington the only
-.-'ti-l'Wu entry IN the state tourney.
,.- N.S lUst set from George TAYLOR. but
, ta-l-f got back in form in time 10
-, l-r next two sets, and put the OGDEN
80. on, OF the tournament One of the
- exciting contests of the day was
,i-. otiNeen Gansl and Nettleton. Net
I5-- loek the first set . 90 g. ana lest
o-..- ss't'hQ set. 10 8. To decide the
,. --a. Ael u took eighteen games. NettIe-
finally winning, 10 TO s
stllr or tie fact that the score fudi-
v'i,L J2st Mrs Cailsghan won her match
,,,,... Mss Niles easily. the playing OF lie
-ls tAoies was IN championship form.
~, '1sAout the two sets each vas IN
w. w. same all Of the time ana each
rls,NIs7a herself to he swift and accurate
Ms rLlslnsiy brilliant was the playing OF
- NOME ard Miss Esther Allen. rbs
se vas much closer than the score
-'o indicate The players were evenly
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matched. but Miss Thorne was more for
tunate in winning the long deuce sets
ne young ladies covered the ground well
and each was the heroine OF some spec
tacular plays.
Sam and Carr Neel, former champions
Of the United States in doubles. were on
the courts Yesterday and played an exhi-
bitiOn set. Neither played in the tOurna-
msnt each winning by default. On Mon
day Carr Neel meets Carl Roberts. one Of
the old guards. and Sam Neel meets En-
nest BambeTger. Brown will meet ThOmp-
son and J. ". Salisbury win meet Whit
ney.
At the conclusion OF the tournament the
winner Of the meeting will challenge Ned
Garrett. the present state champion. for
the tennis championship Of Utah The
winner Of the ladies singles for the tour
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Ogden, Sunday, June 27.

City. augmented BY a number from stores
in Ogden. The eXcursionists were car
rled into the canyon as far as the Peery
resort on street cars and from there TO
ldleWild in other conveysnces.
1t is the intention of the company to
maintain half hour schedule in the can
yOn and will use the large new cars re-
Gently purchased for this service. Cars
will be run regularly to Peery's after
today. and the work of pushing the road
on further up the canyon will be con-
tinued. IL is the desire of the company
to have cars running regularly to the
Hermitage by July l.
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AGED MAN HAS BADFALL.
s-.-v Souls TumbIes into ExeaVa
.oo and Breaks Arm and Leg.

--..-- Souls Of Hooper, q man % years
ssvs feT into an excavation on WASH
81 s,anue. between TWenty-fOurth
.ssg r-,-srry-fifth streets. yesterday after
'.u .,5 sustained a fracture of the right
-- Peto-aan the wrist and elbow and a
. IN frsrfIre Of the left leg near the
~ re was taken TO the office Of DR..
Pi.h and from there to the Og-
~ ~ General hospital. where he is being
- f7r and where he is reported as
i5iTg well although suffering very much
.-..-,i,-a and he was looking UP at the
49, signs su search of an oculists Of
,.- u5sn the accident happened.
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No Races at oaden Tonlaht.

Early in the week some of the Salt
Lake papers announced that there
we're TO be bicycle races at Gienwood
park in Ogden Sunday under the man
agement of Harry Heagren. No official
announce ment has been made of this here
and no such races have been advertised
here, so that it is taken for granted by
the public that there will be no races.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup

b.n been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
~ MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES the CHILD
SOFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYS all
PAIN. CURES WIND collie, and is the
hest remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold bv
druggists in every part Of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. WinslOws Sooth-
inE Syrup" and take no other kind.
twenty-five cents a bottle GUARAN-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT, June 30. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
mag
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CONDUCTORS HEAD PUNCHED
81. r,I5 Bamberger Engineer He Was
A' Running Too Fast-Henee
the Beating.

milan, Driver. a conductor on the
W., road. is at the ogden Cen
an.ll1..sr with his face and head bad
Hai ~ - as a result of telling the en-
F poull. he train that he was running
gnaer on William DelanO. the engineer,
200 i al man on the road and was not
s5 as to the speed eeducf S5 B B2m9ers sot
rains. e-J an one of the stopping places
n l.s rra engineer he was running
I'D to-' the engineer proceeded to give
BOO las. humping The fight took
Hn H. rrain that reaches Ogden at
pace o nnf~rf Driver was brought TO Og-
go a- tif- frain and on his arrival was
on ~. o' 10 fne hospital and placed IN the
taken IN Z NJ. ConrOy. DelanO was
9r7 g- .r5ar arrest at ogden and is in
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CANYON LINE TO PEERYS.
Street Cars Running Part Way Up
ooden's Great Playground.

The Oed.l RapiI TraIsit opened its
Inc in Ogden canyon yesterday as lar as
r'. pasrv summer home The occasion
mas rhf visit to the canyon of 800 en-
.I,rss of the Z T.. VI. ]. from Salt Lake
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nament VIII meet Miss WIIllams, me
present champion for the ladies' cham
Dionship Of the state.
At yesterdays contests there we're a
number Of interested spectators i'm the
pretty terraced gTandstand- ever the
grsndstand a new awning protected the
visitors from the sun. During the tOurna-
ment the entries will be the guests Of the
Country club.
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Ogden Briefs.

Archie J. Gale was sent TO jail yester-
day by the judge for failure to pay ali
mony to Eva May Gale.
A G. Fell was yesterday appointed ad-
ministratOr Of the estate OF Martha J
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Hnw NAM Bees In a Hive2

A $1,000 house and lot free to you If
YOU can guess the number Of bees in
the "HoneyviHe Hive See them IN
Meredith's window. 155 South Main st.
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Emioration Canyon Excursions

Stop and take look al her in Mere
dith's window. 155 South Main street.
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Cars every day-every hour from a.
m. to p. m. Sundays. S a. m to p. m.
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Emigration Canyon Excursions.
Cars every day-every hour from 9 a
n. to p. m. Sundays. a. m. to p. m
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Strawberry day, Provo, June %.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-12
Another View of COrbett and His
Alleged Idea of Becoming Live One
JIMMIE RECTOR.

for yahs and yahs now, as John Drew
and others OF our set would say and
IL he hasn't handed himself some de-
teriorating blows in the immediate re-
gion OF the kitchenette since last he
had a suit of lighting toys on. he's
there with a copper-lined set Of int
exhibition at the American Museum OF
Natural History one of these old days
or nights.
Reckon Jim Is only kidding, however,
as to taking on the husky dinge from
Galveston. Corbett never did like a
licking, you remember that. Recall
the time he had his second, Con Nc
Vey, Jump into the ring when he saw
for dead certainty that Sharkey
was going to hop In and make mince-
meat OF him?
No. Corbett never was fond Of q
thrashing land who the deuce blames
him, whatO, and don't you imagine
for one-nineteenth OF second that
he doesn't know, away down TO the
middle Of the midriff of him. that II
he ever did happen to become nutty
and clomp into the same ring with
Johnson. Johnson would be arrested
and indicted for murder out Of hand.
Nope, Corbett isn't going to fight
johnson. But he's going to run around
In a lot of foxy circles and get lot
of folks to believing that he really
intends TO challenge Johnson. and
maybe that won't sort of boost the
gate receipts at Jim's vaudeville per.
formances, and maybe Jim doesn't
know IL and few other little NAV.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-12
EDDIE SUMMERS
IS A GIANT NOW

Modestly expressing the hope that
his coming season will be more pro-
ductive of benefit to his team than his
work was In 1908. Pitcher Eddie Sum-
mers, the star juvenile OF the Detroit
baseb clubs heaving stan, sends In
his signed contract to President Navin.
Il guess that will be all right" CON-
mented the executive. IF Summers
has as good a record at the end or
next year, there~will be no cause for
complaint. Not exactly. And then
some. He won "a games and stood
fourth In the list for the whole league,
IL / remember correctly"
The most gratifying portion OF Sum-
mers' communication IL undoubtedly
a statement In which he says that he
is now in the best of condition and
weighs 1914 pounds. This additional
weight--and there must be at least is
pounds of it's only the natural In
crease which should be expected In a
youngster OF his age and should be
OF great assistance to the twirler next
year.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-12
BY CLARENCE L. CULLEN.


Jim Corbett. he'd better behave
himself or somebody will slap that
lavender orchid right out OF the lapel
OF his dress coat. and that's right.
What! ]. Corbett fght-and lick.
Johnson?
Shush, shush. fellers. don't believe
that at the present stage OF the game
he could lick Perry Carson!
Because. you know. despite all OF
this flufferino talk that's breezing
around just now to the effect that Jim
Corbett always and perpetually has
kept himself 30 fine and trig and trim.
1t Jes' ain't SO, and you can take that
from the above-signed
II Jim Corbett can't tell the differ
ence between all brands of sec and
brut champagne just by shifting at
'em In a dark room with the bottles
SO feet away from him and he blind
folded, then l am going to inhale sar-
saparilla for the remainder OF my
glad young life and swear that like
It.
I'm not saying that ]. Corbett has
ever rolled around and shown himself
In the act Of slowing the suds like
poor old John l.. In his rummiferous
day, or anything of that sort.
But j. Corbett has Just had the dick
ems own OF a clippy and cut-uppy time
The Detroit times., 1909-01-12
JUMPING KING
GOES ON SHELF

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 12-Ray G.
Ewry, the champion Jumper, is quite
Ill and may never compete again.
For some time past he has been doc
toring for kidney trouble. Doctors tell
him he has tuberculosis affection
Of tho left kidney, and insist that an
operation offers tho only sure cure
Ewry refuses to go under the knife
until he is certain there is no other
remedy, and in the meantime suffers
intense pain at times. X-ray photo
graphs have been examined by a num-
Der OF specialists. all of whom insist
that he must undergo an operation.
For ten years Ewry has been the
boss OF the standing jumpers. In all.
Ewry has won fourteen worlds cham
pionships In a period Of less than nine
years, as well as six senior national
titles and innumerable prizes in vari-
GUS local meets
The Detroit times., 1909-01-12
THEY'LL KNOW
We RE IN RACE"
-HUGHIE JENNINGS

The first utterance from Hughie Jen-
nings Of nature approaching a pro-
phecy on what the Detroit Tigers may
accomplish In 1909 comes In the form
OF letter from the scrappy little man
ager to Frank Dean. a Detroit friend.
Dear Frank" writes Hughie, II was
awfully glad that you are pleased re-
garding the prospects of our getting
Moriarty and | feel as you do, that
he will strengthen our team to a con-
siderable extent.
Il would not go on record as say
ing that his addition to the team will
mean repetition Of the successes or
the past two years, but they will
know We are In the race.
Il hear the best reports OF Becken-
dorf and the little | saw OF Stanage
conyinces me that he is good young
catcher; as to his hitting. that IL 4
different proposition"
The remainder OF the letter L. on
personal matters.
A most important feature of the
communication included in Hughie's
opinion OF Moriarty is the fact that ne
remarks that the player will"
strengthen the team.
Mr. Jennings Is very particular
about his parts OF speech too.