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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
pooram Completed for His En-
tertainment from Arrival at
10. m. Until Leaving.
CANYON DRIVE IN ITINERARY.
sl,d children win Greet President
Al Liberty Park--iicccPtion
In Lester Park.

ocpEN. sept 20 Preparations are
,,npleie fpr the entertainment
resident Taft on the occasion or
,ssit to ogden next Sunday after
Am AZ meeting Of the general
IA sub.eommittces Saturday night at
M weber club, AN the Details were
perfected
an o'clock Sunday afternoon, Sept
., Pr dent TAFT and party viii arrive
q ogden. accompanied By Governor
william spry. Senator smoot. Senator
Sutherland and Congressman Howell.
a, lbe Union depot they will be met
ty fba mayor. city council ana prom
irsnt business men, From the depot
h. v1u bc taken in an automobile up
O-ian CANYON as far as the Oaks.
Som there be viii proceed 20 Liberty
rsrk where the school children will
rraet him The autos will pass slow
X through the park and every child
Nil get "a good look atshim. From
Liberty park he win go 90 Lester park,
,.tero platform viii be built from
which he win make "a speech 4 pub
r- reccDtion will be held al Lester
r-k Then. II the president has time,
10 win be- driven around Ogden.
The roadways in the park win be
wired or. So the president can pass
dawn The driveway without being mo-
l.r.ed. and also 90 avoid any accidents.
Adar 1850 Sunday no teams viii be
allowed 10 pass through the canyon
uaH aftor the president and his party
have finished their drive
m, people Of Huntsville and those
residing I'm Ogden valley viii be in
v.iad d come TO the Oaks and line up
thae 90 see the president
After leaving the depot the president
ana party win proceed east on Twen-
u-fnh street 70 Washington avenue.
thence north 90 Twenty-fourth street.
thence east 20 Jefferson avenue hence
norlh on jefferson avenue to Twenty
FIRST street, thence east on Twenty
first street. taking the canyon road
ana on DIP 10 the Oaks On the return
tri1 the party win leave the canyon
road at The Santarium and strike over
The hiu md down Twenty-hrst street
10 Jackson avenue
They win enter the grounds ~ the
Deaf and Blind school on jackson
avenue and drive through the grounds,
leaving hem on Monroe avenue They
wll then proceed along Monroe avenue
10 Liberty Duk and drive through the
iaIk. where the school children Will
he stationed Go greet the president
They wIlI leave the park and go west
ON rwonty-seCond street 10 lester
fars and here public reception VIII
he held and the president will deliver
O speech
From Lester park thev VIII go south
on Madison avenue 20 Twenty-seventh
street. west ON Twenty seventh street
CO. Jefferson avenue. and along Jeffer-
ON avenue to rwonty-hfth street and
yen along Twenty street 20 the
depot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
SUDDEN DEATH on TRAIN.

OGDEN. Sept 20.-Shortly af .er
boarding "a Southern Pacific train sat
urday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoskius
Of 20g cast Seventh South street. Salt
Lake city, dropped dead Of heart fail
ure. when Depot Policeman Sam Fow-
Ter reached her side Mrs, Hoskins had
expired
Mrs Hoskins. apparently IN the
best OF health and spirits, left salt
Lake on the 2.35 train 10 go 10 Battle
Mountain. New. on visit After visit
ing at that place she intended TO visit
her two daughters al Butte She was
about 60 years OF age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
GARDEN CITY NOTES.

Frcd Wvlcr and William Wyler OF
payson. natives of switzerland. were
admitted Go citizenship by Judgc Booth
Saturday
judge Booth. Dist Attv Clun and
tho court stenopr1phcr Mrs. Walters,
have returned from Nernal.
a petition rs being circulated asking
for tho redistricting OF the city In or
der To cqualizc thc population Of the
wards The city council viii be asked
to act iu the matter
MIR and Mrs Lyman d. Stewart left
Tor chicago today. Mr. Stewart will
study medicine and Mrs. Stewart will
study music
Royal j Murdoct Of Heber has
moved bis family to Provo. Hc has
inst returned from n mission 20 the
Northern states. Mr. Murdoch win be
one or tho instructors in 'r commercial
department OF the Brigham Young uni-
versity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20

fire DESTROYED the barn ana about 30
tons of hay on the farm Of James NJ
George south of the citv The fire de-
partment responded but the distance
about two and O. half miles. prevented
them from getting ON the ground in
time 90 save am OF the nronerty ono
stack loft bay was saved. thc loss is
about thousand dollars. Tho fire was
started hy one of Mr. Georges little
boys "a child of about wears. who
touched match to some rubbish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
PLUMBING CONDEMNED.

OGDEN. Sept 2O-After carefully I'M
speeding the new Federal building al
Ogden. n special government inspector
has condemned the plumbing and ore
dercd 10 an torn out. This will cone
slderabiy delay the opening OF the now
postoffice which was 10 have been oc-
cupied some time this month. but its
opening Is now postponed indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
MURRAY FIRST WARD

MURRAY, sept W-rhc eacramcnfal
services n tho Murray First ward
chapel inff eYcniug attracted large
gathering. the magnificent new church
being niicd 40 iis capacity and many
We're turned away THE services con-
Quoted by Bishop hauss f0r the greater
part were musical in nature, consisting
~ choruaeH from the choir. assisted ~
Morris orchestra, and solos, duets and
Narfeia, each nQumnrr being gem.
most cNcolicnt discourse ou The principal
articles of fan at the latter-day Saints
was delivered bf bishop Hebrr q lyer-
son "a tbs second ward, SAT- Lake city.
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an sCnnoL noARn.

Logan Cache Co.. sent 19-The city
board of education mot last evening.
accepted the resignation OF W. w Nc
laughlin as member from the Fifth
district, he having moved from the
ward After the fourth ballot. Is c..
Schaub was elected by three votes. Tho
other candidates were Lorln Merrill and
". W Henderson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
EPHRA|M ADOPTS HIGH
LICENSE FOR SALOONS
Aftcr Long Discussion Sanprtc's Big
Town Comes ia Line for
Reform

EfHRAiM, Sanpotc Coz sept H.
in recent letter 40 the Dcserrt News.
tphraim was reported as being un-
friendly 40 thc increase of the liquor
license 10 the $1,000 mark. aa other
towns ln flnpote arc doing How
ever aftor several meetings and "a
great deal of discussion, an ordinance.
practically the same aH the one adopt
cd In MI Pleasant and other towns n
fanpcie, was passed. and Ephrm
keeps in line FOR moral reform.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20

Cocaine which dulls the nerves
never yet cured Nasal Catarrh. The
heavy feeling iu the forehead the
stuffed up sensation and the watelH
discharge from eyes and nose, along
with an the other misories attending
the disease. are put to rout by Ely's
Cream Balm. Smell and taste are
restored. breathing Is made normal.
Until YOU try this remedy, YOU can
form no idea OF the good it will do
YOU is applied directly TO the sore
spot All druggists Doc Mailed by
Fly Bros, SC Warren Street New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
LOGAN.

The News" o. Delivered BY Carrier
ln Logan Every Night tSunday es.
ceptedl az % Cents Per Month AT
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should he made TO p A.
Mitchell Agent FOR Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News 40 u.
Center Street Phone sd Independ-
enf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
CRY PRISONER SHOT.

OGDEN. Sept 20.-On Saturday after
noon while attempting to make his
escape from the city chain gang at the
city cemetery. Frank Ronahue was
shot through the left side by Guard
robert Paine The wounded man was
brought TO the police station, where
city Physician W. J. Browning re-
moved the bullet The wound is not
considered serious. unless compnca-
tiOns arise
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LOGAN REPUBLICANS
ANNOUNCE PRIMARIES
Funeral Of samuel Holt Held I'm Loo
gnn Tabernacle on
sunday.

LOGAN. sopt i9-At a meeting OF
tho Logan city Republican central
committec.A a. Law resigned as chair
man and w w. McIaughlin was chos-
en- by the committee To nm tho vacancy.
10 was determined at the meeting Fri
day evening To hold tho Republican pri-
maries oct 9, and the convention win
be held on the nth
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MoRE srEAIlNG Ar coIroN-

PROVO. SEPT 30-Thomas Ryan and
Jamcs CHAMPION were arrested az Coll
ton yesterday for stealing Ryan is
charged with stealing ham from Miss
Thomas boarding house. and Cramp-
ton for stealing some underclothlng
from construction car Deputy sheriff
H8ics went after the prisoners today.
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PROVO.

The News" IL delivered BY carrier
every night tsundav excepted at i5
complaints should be made 20 r. D.
DuFdale agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi weekly News. orders tai-
en- Tor Church Works. Residence $40
". 9Th North. Ind. Phone Am
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Bell eH red.
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Bell ~ black
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FUNERAL or sNMrEL noLr.

LOGAN. Sent 10 Funeral services
were held in the tabernacle this after
noon over the remains Of Samuel Holt.
another veteran and pioneer. who died
suddenly Thursday night 10 was one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20
LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description.
arranged from the best legal forms.
and brought strictly up TO date.
full supply ALWAYS on hand at the
Dcseret News Book Store.
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LINING UP
FOR CITY ELECTION
Democratic Primaries for "Wednesday.
September. 20; City ConVcn.
tion October s.


PROVO. sept 2o-rhc political par
ties are lining up for the city election.
The Democrats will hold their cou-
Noution In the opcra house ou Friday.
oct s. Primaries VIII be held on We'd
nesday. Sept, ~. to elect 1N delegates
TO the city convention. Tho places for
holding the primaries and the appor-
tionmcnt of delegates are ass follows:
First ward-Macsor school, as dele
gates
Second ward-Courthouse. 22
Third ward Franklin school: 30
Fourth Ward-TImpanoeos school; 15.
Firth ward Parker school. 90
The Republican central committee
viii meet this evening and decide upon
the time for holding primaries ana con-
vcntion.
Il Is believed that both parties win
declare for prohibition in their plat
forms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
RECKONED WITHOUT WIFE
AND THREE Robbers CAME TO
GRIEF.
Brave Woman Turns Tables on Trio Of
Yeggmen Who Were Attacking
Observation-Disclosures Two
Of Men

New York. Dec. 2o.-Yeggmen who
struck down q watchman as they were
burglarixing q store in Oyster Bay to-
day did not reckon with his wife, who
was following him. As q consequences
OF the woman's interference when the
night was over lone burglar was shot, n
second was unconscious and the third
took himself from the scene so fast
that he could not be overtaken.
Mrs. Richard Golden. wife of Long
Island Railroad employe. was the he
roine. Golden started on burglar
hunt His wife followed. carrying O
large stick. Golden saw suspicious
lights In Thompson Brothers store and
Investigated. He found three men
working over the safe and piiing up
goods.
Hands up" Golden yelled. The men
obeyed but as Golden approached one
OF the robbers felled him zith a club
and the three pounced upon him.. They
had not seen the young woman follow
ing. She struck down two Of the rob-
bers with her club and stunned q third
man who was graphing with Golden.
Golden freed himself and fired at the
half stunned man as he rose and turned
to run. The yeggman fell with a bull
let in his side. One of the others
recovered his senses and fied. When
Golden and other watehmen returned
from a vain pursuit they found Mrs.
Golden standing guard over the uncon-
scious man and threatening with her
club the wounded burglar who was at
tempting to rise. Both men are under
arrest. The wounded man may re-
cover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
BURIED A WEEK.
TAKEN OUT ALIVE

Marquette, Mich. Dec. 2o.-Frank
Condello was saved from a lingering
death tonight when the rescuers found
him alive in the Cleveland Cliffs Iron
Company's Neguanee mine at Neguanee.
He had been entombed 600 feet be-
meath the surface since a week ago
today with three other men.
Peter Mundi was found dead. The
other two men have not yet been
reached.
Condello is in surprisingly good con-
dition. He was buried in a space only
a few feet square and was without
food. He had plenty OF water. how
ever, and when he was taken out OF
the mine, ne was able to walk with
one man supporting him.
The rescued miner is married and IN
his happy home tonight. Hardly any
one had supposed that any Of the mer
could stu be alive. Mundi was q sin
gle man, aged so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
NEGROES SHOOT DOWN
WHITE MEN IN MARENC0


shot by Clinton Montgomery, desper-
ate negro, is fatally injured and his
death expected at any minute. may
serve to further fan the fame OF race
hatred.
Clinton Montgomery's charrhd body
lies in the ruins of q small negro house
near the town. the work Of posse OF
citizens this afternoon Fletcher and
Shelly Montgomery, nephews Of the
dead negro. barely escaped lynching
eariv this morning when the sheriff Of
Marenpo County captured them and
eiuded the man-hunters, taking them
to the county Jail at Linden.
Search was continued tonifht for
william Montgomery. another OF the
brothers, charged with the brutal muir
der late Saturday of Algerno1 Lewis,
a young white man, which CRIME pre-
cipitated the trouble today.
Practically every negro resident OF
Magnolia left here this afternoon.
They are not expected to return until
absolute quiet has been restored. The
white people are well armed.
This afternoon Clint Montgomery and
several other negroes were fotnd bar
ricaded in a house, which Was soon
surrounded By q determined body OF
white men. Fearing for their lives,
Montgomery's companions deserted him
and surrendered to the posss. Mont
gomery fastened the door, after defy
Ing the men to attempt to get him.
One OF mis- negro companions was then
forced to set fire to the house and when
the building was enveloped In smoke,
Montgomery threw open a window and
opened fire with telling effect upon
the posse with magazine shot gun
Ernest Siade fell mortally wounded.
his face and body filled with shot.
N. G. Carlton, Z. w. Shields and Tom
Lindsey were also wounded, though not
seriously.
A fusilade of shots struck Mont
gomery as he was attempting TO leave
the house, his body being riddled and
then allowed to be consumed in the
burning building.
A report late tonight is to the effect
that Fletcher and Shelly Montgomery
were placed in the Linden Jail this
afternoon.
Albert watkins. another negro sus-
pected of harboring the Montgomery
brothers, Is under arrest here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
MAY LYNCH A NEGRO
SUMNER DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED
BY A BLACK.
Bystander shoots Aaron Mccoy Dead
After Oficer Chambers Dies
Much Excitement In
Vicinity of Black
Bayou,

Sumner. Miss Dec. 2o.-Deputy
sheriff Frank Chambers was shot and
killed at Black Bayou. near Sumner.
late today by Aaron Mccoy. one of
two negroes he had in custody. hand
cuffed, and In turn Mccoy was shot
to death by q bystander
Henry Weems. the other prisoner.
was hurried to Jail and tonight spirit
ed away to prevent a lynching.
With warrant for McCoy's arrest
on a minor charge. Chambers SUR
prised the two engaged in game of
craps at Weems's cabin. They were
arrested and as Chambers turned to
speak to another negro. Mccoy drew
his weapon and opened fire. One Of
his bullets struck the officer in the
head, Chambers returning the fire as
he fell wounding Mccoy. A bystand-
er then opened fire. killing the negro.
At late hour tonight intense ex-
element prevails In the vicinity of
Black Bayou, negro residents are ter
rorized and a mob outbreak is thought
not improbable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
EIGHT YOUNG MEN
EXPELLED FROM COLLEGE

Durham. N. c.. Dec. 20.-Eight
young men were expelled from Trim
ity College today.
Last night seven boys cast lots with
a freshman to see which was 60
plunge into a cold water tank. The
freshman lost and was caught by the
faculty in the act OF paying the for
felt.
The young men pleaded no& guilty
OF hazing, but President KilgO de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
DEATH ROLL.


Mrs. w. ]. Haynes, aged AZ. OF Grady.
Ala. died Monday night at local in
Urinary, where she had been taking
treatment for two weeks.
She Is survived by a husband and
seven children, John, Carl, Louis. Ger
trude, McCummin and Manila Belle OF
Grady. and Mrs. f. L. Scruggs OF Geor-
gia; her mother. Mrs. NJ. X. Keener, and
q brother, d. Keener of Grady.
Notice of the funeral will be given
later
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21

SHE TALKS OF VISIT TO NIGHT
COURT.
Finds Good Reasons for Female SAT-
frnge In Conduct OF Public
0niciais and Speaks Her
Mind.

New York. Dec. 20.--Mrs. o. III. p.
belmont. who has recently transferred
her interest from society to suffrage.
gave out statement tonight of her
impressions OF the justice .meted out
to unfortunate women in the night
court.
In answer to numerous. requests
from the women who are managing
the shirt waist strike. that some OF
us. who are trying to assist would be
present at the trial Of the girls arrest
ed says Mrs. Belmont II went Sat
urday night to Jefferson Market court.
: was present from Q o'clock when
the night court opened. until In the
morning
During the six hours spent in that
police court / saw enough to convince
me and all who were with me beyond
the smallest doubt, Of the absolute
necessity for women's suffrage for the
direct influence Of women over judges,
jury and policemen, over everything
and everybody connected with the So
called courts of Justice
"A hundred fold was 1t impressed
upon me In the cases of the women
of the streets who were brought be-
fore the Judge. Every woman who
sits complacently amidst the comforts
of her home or moves with perfect
freedom and Independence In her own
protected social circle. and says I
have all the rights I want should
spend one night in the Jefferson Mar
ket court. She would then know that
there are other women who have no
rights which man or law or society
recognizes"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
IN LINDEN JAIL.
IN LINDEN JAIL.
sheriff Grant Returns Hurriediy .
Magnolia

Linden, Dec. 2o.--(special )--Sherifi
w. s. Grant brought In two negroes
this afternoon, charged with being I'M
plicated in the murder of young Al
gernon Lewis at Magnolia.
Shortly after his arrived here he re-
ceived a telegram from Magnolia to
come at once with all the deputies he
could get and also to wire the Governor
to send troops at once to the scene OF
to sen dtroops at once to the scene OF
trouble. Then he took all OF nis depu-
ties ana rushed to Magnolia, which Is
eighteen miles inland. There Is no
telephone or telegraph connection d.
rect with it.
Sheriff Grant says that when ne left
Magnolia shortly before noon today, all
was apparently quiet.
An attempt was made last night to
take the two prisoners away from him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
Ask Tribufe for MISS wardIaw.
I.,ssI. Get. : Stay.

Roanoke. Va Dec 20..--Governor
Swanson tonight granted stay Of
execution for thirty days in the case
OF Howard Little, convicted of MUIR
dering six members OF the Justis fam
lily in Buchanan county and sentenced
TO be electrocuted at Richmond jan
hiary z. next. The stay is to allow the
case to be taken to the supreme court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
CONGRESS.

washington, Dec. 20.--Both the Sem
ate and the House concluded their la
bors by o'clock today. Tomorrow an
adjournment for two weeks Will be
taken for the Christmas holidays.
Aside from the confirmation of the
nomination of Horace H. Lurton, of
Tennessee, to be an Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, the principal
feature of the Senate's labors was a
speech laid with optimism and go0i
cheer by Senator Depew
The argument OF the New Yorker
was called forth by what he charac-
terized as the pessimistic predictions
in Senator La Follette's magazine and
in many newspapers and other period
icals relating to the effect OF the
present tariff laws upon prices of
necessities of life as well as in RELIC
ton to dangers to the people because
of a pending exhaustion of national
resources.
For the first time since the Fitzger-
aid rule providing for a unanimous
consent" calendar was adopted, that
rule was invoked today. in the House
and one Joint resolution making avail
able a small appropriation for the i'm
proyement Of the Tennessee river ana
bill of local interest. were passed.
Representative Mondell (Wyo.)
spoke at some length on the PROPOSE
ton giving the Federal government
control of dams and water power
rights in the different States. defend
ed Secretary Ballinger in that eonnec-
ton and vigorously assailed the action
of certain government bureaus in
attempting to usurp rights belonging
to the people"
The District OF Columbia appropria-
ton bill. carrying about $1o.275,oOo.
was passed without opposition.
Representative Hardy (Tex.) de-
nounced the publication Of stories
charging members OF Congress with
corruption in connection with pro-
posed ship subsidy legislation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21

The funeral services OF Mrs. L. A.
Hanson, who died in Tuscaloosa. Sat-
urdAy morning. were conducted at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Gar
rett. ego Jefferson Street. Monday at
ternoon at o'clock. by the Rev. u & I.
Cobbs, rector of St. Johns Episcopal
Church. Interment followed in Oak
wood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
sTocKHoLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of
The New Farley National Bank will be held
at the banking rooms Of said bank on Tues-
day. January 18th. 1910. at 3:1S pm. for
the purpose OF electing Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and the transaction OF
such other business as may come before the
JOHN J. FLOWERS. Cashier.
theft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
slared them guilty Of gambling.

clared them guilty of gambling. All
were expelled.
President Kilge takes Issue with DR..
Eliot OF Harvard as to college self
government" declaring the average
college could not be governed without
the strictest surveillance OF the fac
ulty and that rs per cent of the stu
dents of the country are UNIT to be In
colleges largely on account of the i'm
moral indulgences of parents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21

Montgomery Agency Of
United States Mortgage % Trust Companys
22M s. Perry Sc.
This Company 10 prepared TO lend unifm-
tied money N Montgomery business prop
er.y ut and ~ per cent and ON residences
property at per cent. for three 70 i've
yearn with repayment privileges.
JOHN RANDOLPH. Agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21
srOCKH0LDER,s NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Fourth National Bank. will be held at
the office OF the said Bank on Tuesday. jan
uary 1lth 1910. at pm, for the purpose
OF electing Board of Directors for the en-
suing year. and the transaction of such 9TH
err business as may come before the meeting
A. J. JONES' Cashier
-su-tu- thu Ill l. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-21

The funeral of John W. Tullis. ST..
who died In Montgomery late Satur-
day night, took place from the First
Methodist Church in Eufaula. Monday
morning. The body was taken to his
old home. early Monday morning.