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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
9iemmet

Com Suglene Bigger / Mart og
Sfob,
Sg ipnger og fpiorer til Sfaberens
2op,
8pg OPP til CUBS 9gre
81 Stem, iom fan bore
MoO Siemmet, iom epigt beltaar.
st Silent til CUBS s@re er Simmel
paa Soro,
Ser &~erligbeos Goier bill blomltre /
Slor.
st Stem / CUBS &ige
@r 6rpo uoen 2tge,
Sg Moge Ell finOes paa Serb.
st Stem til CUBS 9gre ggr Siertet
iaa fro;
Ser &erligbe6 mpOes meo Sua6 og
me0 Sro.
Sg Siertet fig frpoer,
Naar 2opiangen lD0er,
Sg gnglene imile oerpeO.
st Stem til CUBS sore las bore
iert Waal,
Meo Siertet lom Gofs og meo Gil-
lie iom Staal;
9o berer set fren1a0,
"a bGrer BET biemao
Sil 9ipsfiloens flareIte Slo6.
gtaor trofoit S eper 6ber @erning til
@abn,
0oar pomDgt s beoer, | Srelierens
9abn,
Geliigneliens Srugter
imilenoe buffer
Sg f6rer ier iiffert / Sabn.
glenn fife Sober og glenn fife
Mo'r
glenn life 5Gfter og glenn life
8ro'r,
hiG ier ei glemme
Gen SUB, iom bar biemme
S Simlen, bpor @ngGene Dor.
Sens S6b6Ile, Susmarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

fan bringes, fon for HeIten fitOe
fulO EilfreOsitiuelie peO lln0erIp-
Gellen al nogle al Oe fatollte Ser
fer, Der | bette Strift er ungipet lom
Slide. Ser ifal fun gipes nogle
Gfsan1pler.
&igilius, Ser bar @ape i set let
te IurbunOre0e, iDnes at bape ppret
meget ubefGltet. Spirit erfloreOe
ian Jig for cen 9fatltr / &riItus for
al tl%lfraosltile &ejierin0e 3bGo0ora.
Senere forfu1te0e ban oenne 9pre.
Sons belle Spfattelie al &riitlt5 bar
Dpllt 1p0en0e, Og ban bar bel mere
Folitifer enO Yr9it. 9eltne NaDe
foran0re0e lin l%tfeilbnrlige 2Gre iefS
-@ange. 8o0eult igger at unoifploe
bans Wfatgel pan &lar6eo og Sta=
olgbeo me0, at Sioerne bar pnnife=
ltge. NnOre giper bnm set Sf10s=
nlaal, at ban bar l9gnagtig.-C8lu=
tina, 92-93. @o0eolt, 2a66eus).
6ortiettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Spb9ueliem al Mfitanoe

9por meget nermere peo buer-
dllOre er life Geroens 9ationer /
Sag, emo De bar for Martier tilbuge
"a bet tog Tiger pg Maa1eoer, fpr-
emo man funOe moOtage 9tpbeoer ira
ben gamle GerOen, iom ga oelaa jpn
tes laa lang borte! 9a1 er ben belle
Soro fDlOt meO Selegraflinier og
&abler, og 9epbeOer fra / @aar /
europa, 4iien, Afrifa, Spoomerifa
rg Nnltralien leier man Gags Wtor=
gen peO 6rofoit6oroet. 4fltanoen er
rpb9pet, og %gtationerne bliDer Der
for benlige geaboer. Sen for6aplen=
De SoranOring bringes beoit og ltf-
ttrit til Soritaaelie pe0 at leIe ct
tort moOerne SLAB, bbis t~eleqrafi-
tie gfpbeoer omfotter bele @eroen
bper Dag. st 8laO iom rSbe G6iea-
go GccOrO=Scralb". bar en- flor Mr=
me al &orreiponOenter / enbper be-
tpoelig gD. Soruoen lin egen Stab
al &orreiponOenter bar uSbe 81 e.
ro-SeralO" ogioa Soroelen
al uoenrigif &pt fra SEEM gorf
Seralo", iom er befen0t for bets
beroenSomfattenOe &abelipitem og
for 8aaliOaligbeoen at u6enrigif
Sept. 9ertil fommer Stem gorf
@orlo", uNeW gorf SoltrnaI Of
Commerce og ben itore forperatipe
INSTRUMENTATION Size Msioctat-
e0 8reis".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

g6relle e. Hont. 10, 10.
@jertetS Gro og MunOens Sefen-
Oell e - De TO ifnl fplgeS as. @por
Ter er Sro / Siertet, Ser biz ogIou
W}ltnoen befenoe. Men bpor Ser in
gen Sro er, Der iful ingen @efen=
belle bore.
0ette er nof perO at m9rfe Jig,
TIL ser f ipn6es til beage SiOer.
&anoe fan BEN, Ser birfcGtg tror,
pirfeIig bar oen acknowledgements pg
frelienoe Sro, friites til fife at luf-
fe Wtunoen op ON set; og mooiat
fan BEN, Ser gerne bill bope Orb for
ct bore troenOe, friites til at inof=
fe me0 for tiOlig.
nMfeo Siertet tror man. Sa,
meO Siertet. Sroen er ingen So
re6iog, Sen er en- Sierteiag. Men-
neifer meo ct goot Sobeo og en- OPP
Init Soritono er ofte pmtro. 9en
ifarpalte SorItan6 f6rer fife ct Wen=
nei fe til Sro paa Sub. Gen fon
maaife NOT fore ct Menneife til at
fro poo &ri1tenoommen Iom Ell ci=
hiliieren0e Magt, en- @oelsmagt, set
he01te 8oliti. Men Sen fGrer fife til
Sroen poa SUB iom Sober og Sri
itus iom SpnOeres Sre(ier. Wen
&jertet --? slab Sc @iertemen=
1ieiferl Be bill bare mere, ems Sor=
itGn6en fntter. S6r, bboo 9apio IL
ger: Som Shorten ifriger efter
Sanoitremme, iaa ifriger min SjGl
til Big, 0 @ro". Set er &iertet, Ser
Ter g6r lin Srang ~gpl6en0e. SCR
nqian Sr6 iom 6isie: vSfob / mig
ct rent Sierte" og y@110, nit Sicr=
ta er trSitigt, nit Sierte er tr61tigt;
1ag bill ipnge og lege poa Sorper."
So, 9apio bar ct Siertemenne lie, og
ban bar ct troenoe Menneife. Wen
Bbno tiger fife ogiao Discipline paa
@eien til Gmars: u8renote life
bore Sierter I os 6a ban
opIo6 os Sfrifterne."
gi fen0er Dem - 6tsie Sierte-
menneffer ogioa / por Sto.
Men ogiuo @ehneifer meo fort
Sopeo og tlar Soritono fan 10
tiIlige bore Siertemenneifer.
Sg De me6 Sc imaa gpner og BEN
lille Soritano - 6eres Sierter fan
n9re lige iaa fore og b~renoen6el
Sg 86rnene life at forgIemme.
sos oem 9ror Siertet fra Soriton-
Ben. 9erfor er Sc @eItre / at tro.
nWee6 Wunoen Defender man."
Soo ifal Wltnoen ga oQIuo bore
meO. ga piIt. r@f Siertets Operfls-
bigbeO taGer Ml1noen."
ga, set g6r Mltn0en. Oct ger
ben ofte, noar Sen langt Before full
he tie me6, bbao Ser rerer Tia /
&iertet. Sfl1loe Mltn0en ga fife tale,
naar Siertet er fpGot at freIIenoe
Srol y
Ser fan befen6es paa an6en Woo=
De END me6 M1tn6en. Men las set
fife bore en- l%tn6ifploninq for fife
ct 6efenoe me6 M1tnoen.
Men set er rigtigt nof, at mar
Munoen Defender Sro, iao ifal oen=
ne gefen0elie ltettes al ct 2epnet,
1rm Ibnrer oertiI.
r8efenoe" - set er at bore be-
fanOt. &pilfet Barn biz fife qerne
bore befen0t, at set er gurn af be-
0erlige Sorelore?
Men iaa at bore befenOt, at man
bar SUB / SimGen til Saber og Sc
ius til 8rooer, - 6bem fan fife
bore BET 6efenot.
Sg 6og, 2eier tenf ooer,
bpor6nn set gaar meo at ppre set
befenot. Oh buffer, bpotoan set gift
meo @poiteIen 8eter, oa BET gialot
for bam at bore i'm &erre befen0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
aei 70 @stas

Senb % Napnet pg Mbresien paa 10 eler
lere at 9eres Senner, Der er interesieret i
goce 8Bger, Dg Ri ifal ienoe Sem abSolttt
frit en- BOG inbebolOen6e 30 norife 5olfe-
meIrbier meb Mufit til famine. Senb ibas.
]. v. LEACHMAN & SON, . Minneapolis, MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Sprfblclie fnrerct paa en- Nag

Sag 2aratibe 8romo
Nuinine Soblets. Mpotbeferne refun.
berer Gengene, bbis BET fife furerer.
6. SO. g no b e's l1nberifrift er pao
bber 9gfe. % Gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
SemOrr5ulOcr furcreOe paa
6 til II Oaae.

8a5o Ointment er garnnte-
ret at furere bbert Silf9loe al flS-
en6e, nipnIige, bl6oenoe eIler frem-
treoen6e Semorrboioer poa 6 til
IA Gage e1er Bengene refumbereoe.
so Gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

on1gods Dig lom Ell Sulbt0er, man
ol0rig fam fole Jig trpg hos eller
hGre rigtig iiffer poa.
Ger lepeoe for lang Si0 ii0en en-
&onge / set bellige 2anO. San bop-
sc en- ioore Op6 6~orituutlie al bette
Spprgsmaol. Get Menneife, tiger
bon, lom fon 6eberlfe i'm egen
g0nO, er lt0rre ems en- iajrrig Self
berre, Ser logger @elejring for en-
Stob % inotager Sen. Men al ems
Itprre, mere ptOtrGffenOe 8etp0ninQ
er ct an0et Orb at ben iomme biie
&onge, ct Sro, Ser maa fltnne rp1te
ct bi0iiqt W1enneife / inoerIte Sier-
teroD, at ban tager Jig iammen til
Get 6e0re, fommer til Jig ielp - set
te Orb:
% 0 en- ne0bru0t Stu0
uOen Wnr W1ingm1r er oen,
Der life fan tpinge in
u AMI s."
Sbinge lin Ion0l @eberife fig
ielp! = Oct fan enbper, iom bi(.
Ser maa ga oltiaa bore Sale ON
- fife at set er 2egemet, Ser ifal
funne falOe IonOet At lin 0paifbeo,
ejbeQer at Sielen ifal set, men at
Ianoen ifol fomme til iig ielp: BEN
CT BET b6ieIte / os og lpoer fife ct
ringere.
Men, flyer man, Ser itaar 10 ON
hint Menneife, at ban netop fife
fan tpinge lin Ian0, bpor0an for
LANCER @ub BET Oo al BAN?
9ertil iporer ieg, at fer er Sale
ON ct Wenneife meO Inipnr for Sub
(tbi Der er Dem, Ser intet iaaoant
har), og 6po, Der bar bette Inl bar,
fan ogaa billie eQers bar
0lt0 uretfer0ig. Oct er me0 BEN
Sag ON ct rent 9tp ganife iom meo
tort Sorbol0 til epig Srelie. Sill
liens W11ligbeo, iom mo- bore BEN
ferite MEME felige Setingelie, jar
8l10 gibet os. Gi 1fol fife oripes og
bliper fife 0rebne in6 / Simlen iom
rmGlenoe, nonibarlige Sfabninger.
ejbeaer BRACES Ri berino moo Dor
8iQie. Oct er iaaleoes ingenlnnoe
felt betponingsleit, raar ben for
ta6te Sen, 90 ban oernbe fom til
Jig lelb, iagOe - ia, bboo bar BET
Ill, bon iagoe2 Sffe: gio leg
Eliot fltnoe! men netop: jeg b aer
: ieg bill itoa op og gao til min
6aber.
9elt altlaa! ben, Ser fan bile,
tan o9iaa fomme paa 8enene igen.
Sg ieg bar iaaOan foreitiGet mig,
at Sampittigbeo og Siuie paa en-
Nlaaoe fan faloes Manoens tpenbe
6po0er.
Sg ielp / rent ioroiif, timelig Sent
leenOe 6etoler set Jig ubetinget at
6eItrGbe Jig for at blipe Serre ODER
Jig ielp. Ser Oh cen, Ser let og
Dpppigt rflpper | Stint" oper liot
eQer ingenting, iou ier ou ct Wen=
neifc, Der meO bpert Sre0esuobruo
ligefrem iferer ct Stpffe al i'm
Sepeti0. S6i at laoe @reoen og
Gnoifaben raie n~eobrDoer Selbreoet.
Seq fenOte en- Sang en- &binOe,
Ger bop0e ct Sino iom en- Slinte=
item. Sum bio1te BET, talte meb 8en=
ner ON bet, ~beg9reoe enOog SorbSn,
at bum maatte blibe befriet for set.
0ten man fit set Snotrpf, at bum
Fetragteoe Jig iom cen, ser fitnOe
9pre SorOring paa aobenlDs Meo-
inf. Sg 0et bar let at ie, at naor
fun fife funOe opnaa at p9ffe oenne
Selelie bos fine fortrolige, lie, So
bIeD bun brebl
8agpenOte l1rimeltgbeol Nelten
iom ON en-, Der bar bi6iig / Sfol=
len, funoe frempiies for 8enge.
2eierl ber tales ierligt til &ri1t-
ne. NGrperenoe 8lab Defender fig
OF ltoa paa Green's @run0, iaa I'm
%oeritrpmmen / bets Snbbolo fife er
Gberfen at more eGer bebage, men
inotrefte at bore en- 8egefinger poa
bet ubeoegeIige &ige, gennem Osg-
nets Be t1finoe lpie eGer msrfe Sill
Ie0pr INN MpnnpgfpIthn+ ,,tnpr ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Hra Nmf fantuleret.

"Sfprer eoer CUBS fuIOe &uitning."
(@fi. 6, ID.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

&c Jig ielu. % BET er en- egen
(ogioa en- inregel) 9eiiooelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

Oct bar Sen fran f=fotolife 8iifop,
8osiuet, Ser fom | Sanfer ON, at
ban fltnoe gore Babefirfen en- Sic
ne1te me6 at u6pege BEN itore Sorio=
tton / Broteitanternes 29re. Sans
@erf: nSoftoire beg Sariations De
I'egliie Groteltonte", Ser nofom |
@oret 1858, bop0e imiolertio ben
&irfning, at BET, mere e1o noget on-
set, bragte Sen prote1tantiife &rt=
lten9eo til at unoeri6ge &omerfir<
fens Sro og 2ere gennem De mango
9(arbltnore0er, oenne Strife me0 frte
Senoer ifrep 2obe og &egler efter
fit eget Sorgootbefinoenbe. Oct er
rpoelige &eiuItoter, ltnoeri6gel1er-
ne giber - &eiultater, iom fife
fon rnmmes / en- 2eilighe6sortifel.
9e, Ser mootte snffe ct mere ino=
guoenoe &enofab enb BET, Der fer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Sru % SefcnOclic.

0}eO @jertet tror man til
GietfGroigbeo, men meO Mltn-
Sen Defender man til Solig-
gerelie. Gonl. 10, 10.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
IDAHO GOVERNOR
LIKES SALT LAKE
Says He win Have to Come
Often to Keep Track of the
City'S Progress.

Surprised and pleased" sums Governor
James H Brady's comment on the mar
velous growth Of Salt Lake. and the &C
tivity in real estate and building shown
on every hand. The governor Of Idaho
spent few hours in Salt Lake yesterday.
coming on personal business and register
ing at the Wilson hotel.
This is the second trip have made TO
Salt Lake since ! was elected governor,
and / see now that If / want to keep track
of the growth Of this city 1 must make
more frequent visits" said Governor
Brady last night. f'You show evidences
and in conversation with local business
men today I have learned something Of
the activity in real estate here that has
surprised and pleased me more than /
can say.
In our state we are doing things, too"
he said Settlers are coming in by the
thousands and locating in both the north
ern and southern parts Of the state. The
work Of reclamation under the Carey act
is going on rapidly and Idaho has con
structed more than S25O00,O0e worth Of
irrigation bitches under this act since
1903"
How about Idaho politcs7" was asked.
I'VE are too busy taking care Of big
crops and getting ready to plant more to
pay much attention TO politics between
seasons" said the governor.
Governor Brady left last night for PO-
catello, intending to remain there Sun
day and Monday before going to Ameri-
can Falls to inspect the big power plant
in which he is interested.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
CATHOLIC Bazaar
IS GREAT SUCCESS
Great Crowd Is Present on the
Closing Night and Every
thing Is Sold.

More successful than had been eZ-
pected, and unusually enjoyable. the
bazaar which has been the attraction
during the week in St Mary's hall un-
der auspices Of the women Of St. Pat-
rick's and st Mary's parishes, closed
last night, attended by a record
breaking crowd.
Members Of the parish, who have
taken a keen interest in the fair and
are capable Of lending greater hnan-
cial assistance than the average, ap-
peared at the booths last night and
before the closing hour practically all
the wares, novelties and notions mad
been disposed Of
The shooting gallery ran cut or cart
ridges early in the evening ana orders
had to be sent down for more ammuni-
ton. And the young women who pre-
sided over the flower booth found II
necessary to become vendors or smiles
Instead Of roses, long before the late
hours arrived Probably the most
marked success Of the bazaar has been
the merchants luncheon department.
and il Is estimated that nearly 1900
meals have been served since the open
ing.
The Rev. W K. Ryan viii make his
report on the net proceeds Of the fair
early this week
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
ELRS PREPARE IN TIME
Salt Lake Delegation Is About to Re-
serve Rooms for the Detroit
Convention.

Salt Lake Elkdom will have the best
representation at the 1910 convention
in Detroit next July ever sent from the
intermountain west. This is the assur-
ance which Grand Esquire a. ]. Davis
carries with him eastward in leaving
Salt Lake for Chicago today, where he
viii meet with the grand exalted ruler
and other officers Of the grand lodge to
arrange for what is almost certain to be
The greatest gathering Of Elks IN the
history of the order.
Mr.. Davis, acting as grand lodge
ESQUIRE, has the arrangement OF all de-
tails for the grand parade in Detroit,
and incidentally he will arrange for the
accommodation of the Salt Lake dele
cation. Although the convention is yet
several months away, the local lOdge
has been active and it is planned for a
special train to carry the salt Lake
EIks on a weeks trip prior to the meet
ing IN Detroit.
II have been authorized to engage lou
rooms for the salt Lake boys. and /
prophecy that Detroit win entertain
nearly 200, OO00 Ellzs next SUMNER said
Mr.. Davis last night.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
BROWN ARRAIGNED
BEFORE A JUSTICE
Man Charged With Cashing
Certificates of Deposit
Pleads Not Guilty.

Following his arrest on two COM
plants Of forgery. Arthur Brown, who
is already awaiting trial on the charge
of having forged the name OF W. C..
Orem to checks for several hundred
dollars, was arraigned before Justice
+. NJ. Bishop yesterday and on his
plea of not guilty, given until Monday
to furnish 81 500 additional bail In
the complaints issued yesterday, Brown
is also charged with embezzlement and
grand larceny.
J. B. Cosgriff swore to the com
plant, which alleges rnaJ Brown
cashed two certificates of deposit
made at the old Bank of Commerce.
1t Is alleged that these certificates ag-
gregated 1896 and that the deposits
were made by A NJ. BarthOldt for nim-
self, the money having been sent from
Alaska. Mr.. BarthOldi is a well known
mining man and returned from the
north about two weeks ago. It IS
stated that inquiries made by him at
the Commercial National bank, which
absorbed the old Bank of Commerce,
led to the discovery that the certifi-
Gates of deposit had not been turned
in, but had been cashed by Mr.. Brown.
After the dissolution OF the Bank
OF Commerce, Brown was employed by
Mr. Orem and was later arrested on a
complaint issued by Orem.
Brown was released on his own rec
ognizance by Justice Bishop and given
until Monday noon to furnish $500
bond for his appearance.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
KEEPS $40 BUT REFUSES
TO ACCEPT THE $94C

Mrs. ". 7. Boyes filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday against Gladys Aus
tin for the recovery Of so and for 81 900
because Gladys refused to complete a
deal for the sale Of furniture and fixtures
on the third floor Of pa South Main
street.
Mrs. Boyes says on November q she
closed a deal with Gladys Austin for $3.50
for a transfer Of the five-year lease on
the ten rooms and all OF the furniture
paying SO down. On December 2. she
says, she appeared with the remaining
$40 and a bill Of sale, but Gladys re-
fused TO sign. Mrs BOyes wants the $40,
and says she has been damaged $1,000 by
breach Of contract.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
MAN LOSES SAT
ON Street CAR
PiCkpOCketS Relieve Anderson
Lee of His POCketb00k
-JoStIe Others.

While leaving q crowded street car at
Fourth South and Seventh East streets,
last night, Anderson Lee of 73S HaW-
thOrne avenue, was robbed Of his pocket
book, containing 81 in bills Other pas
sengers had Just previously been jostled
Dy three young men, feeling their hats
upped up ana coats pulled and John
Kingdom, Of rs z. Fourth South street,
claims that when he put his hand in his
pocket Tor pair Of gloves, he felt an
other hand lithely slipped out
Mr.. Lee had been in the business dis
trict OF the city making purchases, When
he boarded the street car he found It
crowded, with only standing room on the
Vesubule platform. Numerous bundles
occupied both his hands. Close to his
side stood John Kingdom, one Of his old
comrades and they at once entered into
conversation.
1--WE had talked a few minutes" says
Mr.. Lee when q number Of wei dressed
young men made a rush for the entrance
Of the car, forcing US in all directors.
One OF them said No. this isn't the place
where we want TO get Off and they re-
sumed their place in the rear OF the ves-
thule.
Presently Kingdom was TANNED
against me Mechanically he put his
hands in his pockets, but with a start
drew one out, eXclaiming that there were
pickpockets on board the car. This drew
the attention Of other passengers and
noticed that the young men who made
the rush IN attempting to leave the car
several streets above, alone remained IN
disturbed.
when I left the car I felt for my
pocketbOOk and was not a little surprised
to find it missing"
A private safe may be rented IN the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., % up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
-FOUR WIVES HAVE
TO EARN LIVING
Non Support Charged by Fair
Plaintiffs Who Are Asking
for DEGREES.

-Four divorce complaints were filed yes
terday in the Third district court, some
Of which will come before Judge c. W.
Morse at the divorce matinee next Fri
day.
Margaret Hill married Edmund at Car
bondale, Colo, on March 8, 1857. They
have one child, Gertrude, 10 years old,
who is attending school in Denver. Nom
support since May, 1897, is alleged, al
though defendant makes 81 or S. a day,
All Mrs Hill asks is a divorce.
Leona 3. Ballautyne Card says Joseph
Young Card has not provided for their one
child, now years old. for more than
year, They were married at Logan on
June II, 1865. Mrs. Card asks for a di-
vOrCe and custody of the child
Though her husband earns between 500
and 800 a month, Mrs Cora Z. Sanders
says Arthur Sanders has failed to support
her or their two children for several
months. They we're married here on Sep
TENDER q. 1904 She asks for divorce,
custody Of the two children, attorneys
fees, S35 a month permanent alimony and
the household goods, which are worth
about $500.
Plain nOn-supporC is charged by Leila
May Sanford against Herbert O. Sanford,
whom she married in Denver on October
25 1905. A divorce is all Mrs. Sanford
asks
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
UNDER MOUND OF FLOWERS
casket Containing W. A. Johnson's
Remains Borne to Grave.

With the full ritualistic service Of the
lodge Of Elks, last tribute was paid
to Captain W. A. JOhnsOn's memory in
the local Elks' hall at 2:S0 o'clock yes
terday. The casket reposed In a bank
Of flowers in the center of the Elks'
chapel, which was filed with fellow Elks
and former business associates Of Cap
tain Johnson. The services were con-
Quoted by the officers Of the lodge. IN
der the direction of Exalted Ruler J. W.
Collins and Chaplain NJ. NJ. Warner.
One Of the impressive features was the
singing Of w. r. Sibley, who rendered
Just AS Am" and Saved by Grace. "
Following the service in the hail. the
body was laid to rest in Mt, Olivet Gem
etery with the simple rituaIstic ser
vice. The following acted as pallbear-
ers; W. P. Cooper, Kent o. Reyes, c. D.
Mcdonald W. A. Lieblein, A. E. Smith
and NJ. NJ. MurtOugh.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
A SALTLAKE BOOSTER

HOWARD GARRETT, prominent
In the amusement and real es
tate business Of the city, as well
Monthly, has established his reputa-
ton as q salt Lake booster through
the successful organization OF several
companies In the last few years which
have added materially to the advance
ment Of the business OF Utah. Prom
tnent among these organizations Is
the Salt Lake Knitting works, which
is one OF the largest concerns OF its
kind in the United States and the Sec
ond largest west Of Ohio. The Or
pheJm company Of Salt Lake, which is
controlled by Mr.. Garrett, is another
enterprise which indicates his work in
boosting Salt Lake, and the Western
Monthly Is a publication which Is i'm
bued with the boosting spirit In every
issue. Mr.. Garrett is also interested IN
the Utah Amusement company, which
he organized IN 1906 to take over nearly
all of the amusement privileges at
the lake resort.
The Western Knitting works was or
ganized by Mr.. Garrett in 1901, with
capital Of $4,000, and in 1904 this
company was consolidated with the
Salt Lake Knitting company. The cap
ital stock was raised to $4,000, and
again in 1906 the paid up capital was
increased to $500 when the local
concern had attained a growth that put
1t second only to one knitting mill in
the northwest and second west Of the
central states.
The Orpheum company Of Salt Lake
was organized by Mr.. Garrett in 1905,
with a capital OF $50, 900, and the Or
pheum theater and hotel building was
completed BY the company at Christ
mas time four years ago.
In 1907 Mr.. Garrett bought the Truth
Publishing company and the Western
Monthly was started. with Mr.. Garrett
as general manager. The Orpheum
company Of ogden, in which Mr. Gar
rett is extensively interested, was or
ganizsd in January Of the present year.
and since that time the company has
rebuilt the Ogden theater and obtained
a lease on the Thatcher opera house
at Logan.
'aThe one best bet in Salt Lake today
Is real estate and I am putting every
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
JEWELER is ARRESTED
FOR DIS0BEYING ORDERS

There Is to be no further argument with
the police on the subject Of cleaning Ice
from all pavements in the business dis
trict, and following peremptory orders is
sued by Lieutenant John Hempel yester-
day afternoon, A. J. Sears, who conducts
a iewelry store at No. p West First South
street, was placed under arrest on a
charge OF violating the sidewalk Ordi-
nance. 1t was stated by the patrolman
making the arrest that Sears had ques-
toned the authority Of the police TO
compel him to scrape the ice from in front
OF his place OF business. Sears ives re-
leased on his own recOgnizance and will
be given a hearing before Judge J. N.
Bowman Monday,