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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15
THE JEWISH HERALD

showed the folly of such course. The
following is the resolution as adopted:
Whereas, the Jewish Literary So
ciety is an organization founded on
the broad principles of Judaism, and
as such deprecates the use of the
American stage by actors who, under
the guise of Hebrew comedians mis-
represent the Jew and Jewish charac-
ter for the amusement of the popu-
lace, such abuse constituting a flag
rant insult not only to the Jews as cit
liens, but also as an amusement loving
people, whose patronage of the thea
ter is everywhere recognized.
Therefore, be it resolved, That the
Jewish Literary Society condemns any
attempt to foist upon the public any
representation of what is commonly
called the Hebrew comedian and as
an organization pledges itself to with
hold it's patronage from any theater or
place of amusement offering such a
character to the public.
"Resolved, further, That this reso-
luton be given the widest publicity by
publishing it in the Jewish Herald and
the local press, by sending copy
thereof to every Jewish organization
in the city and the state, with the re-
quest of its adoption; to every rabbi
with the request of indorsing it from
the pulpit, and a copy be handed to
the manager of every place of amuse-
ment in the city, with promise of it's
strict fulfillment"
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-09-15
CONDEMNATION OF THE STAGE
JEW.

}. L. S. to Take Aggressive Steps
That the theatres of Houston will
be more careful in the presenta-
tion of characters offensive to our CO.
religionists is to be hoped and ex-
pected
The Jewish Literary Society, a body
composed of 225 young people, have
resolved to withhold their patronage
from the theaters who in the future
present such features as, have dis
graced our city for the past few weeks.
Not alone that, they have appointed
a committee to seek the cooperation
of all Jewish organizations in Hops
ton and South Texas with that end in
view.
A motion was made by Mr.. Meyer
G. Wagner that the society pass reso-
lutions condemning the stage Jew;
that the members boycott the tneaters
presenting shows offensive to our peo-
pie; that the committee seek the CO.
operation of all Jewish organizations
of South Texas; that copy of the
resolutions be sent to each play house,
and the press Rabbi w. Wilmer made
a speech not alone deploring such the
aires and actors, but Jewish boys and
girls who repeat the vile abuse heaped
upon our people. Some of the young
men thought that egging such actors
the proper course, but the older heads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Keves entertain
at a dinner at the Alta club this eve
ming 10 be followed by box party at
the theater
Tonight Mrs. J. J. Dsynes Jr. gives
a box party At the orpheum.
Mrs W. NJ. BUSHNELL and Mrs }. NJ.
Buswen give bridge tea tomorrow
az their home.
Mrs NJ. H. Walker and Miss Lena
Hague have issued invitations for "a
reception for next Thursday with hours
from 3 to O'clock
Miss Pearl Van Colt has gone 10 Cal
ifornia to spend tho winter with her
sister Mrs. Niven
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs Walter
stone are the guests OF Mrs. John
Marshall.
Mrs William McGrath has returned
from a five months stay in California.
Al the meeting Of the auxiliary read
ing room from the blind at the Pack
ard library the following officers were
elected: Honorary president. Mrs A.
$ Rowan: president Mrs. Arthur g
Mccormick; second vice president, Mrs.
Walter $. Scott; secretary. Miss Min
cite Baer; treasurer, Mrs. c. r. Allen:
librarian. Mrs. J. J. Snider The board
expressed resolutions Of sincere regret
at the absence Of Mrs. A. $. Rowan,
founder and first president Of the
Auxiliary. through whose efforts so
much interest has been aroused for
the blind OF Utah. Mrs. Rowan has
gone TO California where she expects
To reside. the near retirement OF Mai.
Rowan from the army, having decided
them 10 make the change. The board
and other officers Of the Auxiliary are
going on with renewed zeal this sea q
son to carry on work for the better
ment Of conditions for the blind,
among the things planned being a pub
Tic reception which win be held early
in December.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Dole aud dauEh-
ter are here from Huntington Reach,
CAL visiting relatives.
Mrs w. S. Hansen and the Misses
Gertrude and Irene Hansen leave this
week 10 spend the winter IN California.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Mcconaughy have
gone to their Nebraska ranch for two
weeks.
Editor r. ID. Foster OF the Aberdeen
GdaD. Gazette. is visiting in this city
with his mother. Mrs. Warren Foster.
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COAL MINERS WILL
ASK MORE WAGES

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov Thomas L.
Lewis. president OF the United Mine
Workers of America indicated in an
interview here today that the miners
VIII make a stand for higher wages
i'm the spring. Mr.. Lewis declared that
work in the mines IS improving and
bound TO continue to do So He also
expressed confidence in his recollection
to the presidency of the organization.
explaining that two locals have nom
mated him for every one that named
his opponent William Green Of Ohio.
Discussing the prospects for making
new wage contracts next year Mr.
Lewis said:
Il see no reason why there should be
any trouble In obtaining wage con-
tracts with improved conditions. OF
course. l cannot say what win take
place but you may be assured that the
international convention IN January
will lay down a policy that will pro-
tcct the interests of our men and their
families
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08
MANTI WILL HAVE
BIG CELEBRATION
Founders Day to be Observed on
Occasion Of Sixtieth Ami
verSary OF Settlement.
INVITATION SENT BROADCAST
All Who Ever Knew the Temple City
As n Home Asked 20 Come Back
Tor the Festive Days.

Mant is to have homecoming
week. Everybody who ever called Man
ii his home is expected to be there. The
dates are Nov. 22-S-l. the occasion be-
ing the sixticth anniversary OF the
founding Of a settlement there The
following invitation has been sent
broadcast announcing the event
Manti proposes to celebrate the six
tieth anniversary Of the founding OF
the city and with cordial greetings the
citizens OF the capital of Sanpete ear
nestly invite every MAINTAIN, wherever
he or she may be. TO come and partio-
ipate IN the joyous home coming week
to be given in the old town Nov. p. %
and "A. 1903
For these three days-and the fourth
for Thanksgiving dinner Manti viii be
the trysting place for old friends 20
meet and greet and to talk Of other
times and other days. In the memory
OF every one are pictures Of yore paint
ed In colors that wiz never fade away"
Ye pioneers come back. Visit once
more the old town. Stand upon the
grounds made hallow by your tolls,
upon the tempted citadel where disease
and starvation almost wiped. out the
colony and observe tile beautiful build
ings that now mark the spot Tell the
grandchildren and the stranger Of the
Drawn and the battles with the red
skins IL took to redeem the desert and
make It NJ for habitation, and givs
heed to little Johnnie when he begs
dear old grandpa to tell IL again!'
Roam as far as you may. grow as old
as YOU will. there is vet that mystic.
invisible chord which runs from your
heart back 20 the old associations. II
you come again someone win meet you
who said goodbye" the day YOU went
away
welcome" in letters OF gold, will be
written over our doors and across our
hearts. LOYAL men and royal women
will give you greeting as roses greet
the dew
Give us the opportunity 10 pay hom-
age TO the pioneers who fought the Will
derness and the savage. and TO honor
the courageous mothers who braved the
hardships Of the desert and risked the
danger Of the tomahawk to be beside
the men they loved while a common
wealth was bring built-for thus con-
ceived. Manti was well born.
Come back and see the heritage, the
green fields. the golden harvest, the
fat cattle, the boys who are now men,
the girls who are now women.
Since the day you bid adieu many
changes have taken place which you
would like 10 see for yourself; let IL
create desire that will bring YOU back
TO dear old Manti--to home. sweet home,
in old Sanpete, a desire that will con-
duer all barriers and will bring you
back 10 old neighbors. the old hearth
stone. the family circle.
An interesting program win be rem
dcred every day. No expense will be
SHARED TO entertain you. We will make
YOU glad you came. We ask your pres
ence and your aid. We appeal to all
who ever called Manti home" to come
and Join the happy throng.
THE ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE
p 2. DYRENG. Chairman.
ALEXANDER TENANT. Secy
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING.

Notice is given that a special MEETING
OF the stockholders of the Miiler-Ca hoon
Company. a corporation OF Utah. has
been called and Will be held al the ger
crnl Office Of the corporation at Murray
Utah, on November 22ud. 1909 az o'ciocl,
T.. M, OF that day for the purpose on
voting TO amend. ana amending. the Ar
tcles of lncorpora ton and particularly
Articles 3 and 8 thereof by providing
for a Board on Directors 10 consist of
from o TO rs members as may be deter.
mined by the stockholders IN annuat
meeting from year 90 year. and by pro-
vldinC for an Increase no the capitafiza
ton and number Of shares Of rsnitat
stock OF the corporation from $3.50 0o0 10
$4,000 and from $500 shares 70 5000
shares. and by providing for the plsc-
ing OF the increased number OF shares
iu tho treasury subject 10 sale or otner
disposition hv the board Of Directors
and providing that the present stock.
holders aud thoir assignees shall be on
titled TO and shall receive as a dividend
pro rata. only on the shares now owned
bv them, SO many OF the treasury
shares al par as shall equal In amount
the amount Of tho undivided profts ~
the corporation as shown b. It's books
at the close Of business on December
g1st. 1909. and providing for the payment
to each director of sum not exceeding
SO for each directors meeting he may
attend. and raiifying al tho acts OF the
officers and directors to date
Nv order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. =. CAiOON,
President
II. b. SMITH.
Secretary.
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CORNERSTONE IS LAID
At NEW CHURCH SITE
Services Held Yesterday az Ediiice Be
ing Erected at Fifth South and
First West by Presbyterians.

The cornerstone OF the new edihoe Of
the Westminster (Second) Presbyterian
church was laid Sunday afternoon at
Fifth South and First West streets.
before large attendance. A program
was observed. including singing from
Miss Rose Smithen, Miss Edythe
Evans. A. Hudson and r. NJ Howell.
with Miss Jennie Williams as organist
Following the music the Apostles
Greed" was read in unison led by Rev.
Mcintyre. This was followed with
scrptural reading, Ezra iii; 1913, aud
81. Peter. ii. Ill, by the Rev. r.. q
McNlece, d. D., dean Of Westminster
college Prayer was offered By the
Rev "a r.. Hays, pastor Of the Third
Presbyterian church,
A brief history OF the church was
given by Mrs. Stewart McIeese. the
church historian. Mrs. MoIeese re-
ferlod 10 the odrly beginning ~ the
work in this city. the time which 81. 200
was appropriated by the board OF mis-
sions in Sew York With this sum
Two women missionaries labored In the
field Tie first meetings were held in
rooms, and this was followed BY meet
ings in the old Jewish synagogue on
second West The first Westminster
church was partially completed la 1854,
when the adobe portion was finished.
In 1856 the brick portion was COM
pletcd.
INC statement OF the building com
mittee. presented by Gordon William
son. acting secretary, follows
cash available. Nov. g. 1903 sif5ii. A..
Obligations. si04l2
Approximations Tor contracts stlll 20
let, $3.50.
Approximate total. tls6e2.
cash available. SlA5ils2
SIN 10 raise, ti,O90.iS
The sermon was by Rev Dr W AZ.
Paden of the First church which he
preached from the text. Behold / lay
ln Zion "a sure foundation. Let every
man take heed how he buildeth there
on Isaiah. xviii. Is. / Cor, lil TO-"
J W Phillips for the Session" eon-
graduated his fellow church member
,a ths pr1srors - tho church. reyins
d high compliment IA Rev. Mclntyle
for The way ln which he accomplished
thmgs. The boa deposited contained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08
uo,bert L. Brink. With Others,
CHARGED With Killing Three
Sheepmen Last April.
CASE OPENED FOR THE STATE
IN, in Regard 20 Assassination
Is Changing a. Enor"''S OF
crime Is Revealed.

u Wvo.. Nov 6.-Judge +. p.
..,,no assisting Prosecuting Attor-
uetz made the opening statement
.,a ace Of the state against Herbert
p,s,r one OF the seven cattlemen
,,a with the murder of Allemand'
-, and r.azier. sheepmen who were
..ssslnated on Spring creek last Aprli,
"a al today's session % 'he V''0'
-, the testimony Of Sheriff ASTON
c.n,v Surveyor Morton and Dr.
u,iper was introduced. The opening
,,.,oment Of the prosecution surprised
sofsnse. and also the people Of
p.sr and opened the eyes Of the lat
20 the enormity OF the crime. and
,hougbt the sentiment, which has
strong for the defendants, VIII
.,n undergo a change as the details
Re horrible crime are brought out
The prosecution announce that the
.,ses against the seven men VIII be
n,shed without reference TO each Othef
lsn n the work keeps the court IN
session all winter,
.a..ses for the state. who we're recently
,senonced 10 leave the state. were re-
.,rnoA here today. and Charles farris
~ william Keyes. two OF the defend
onts VINO have been kept in the sheridan
En- wore brought I'm today by Detec-
H. faFors OF the Wyoming Wool
GroUers association.
large number Of cattlemen from
tbe east side Of the Big Horn basin
arrived In town today. and while some
.breotq have been made il is believed
No county authorities and the militia
MIN be able to maintain order.
TESTIMONY or KEYEs
pssin Wvo.. Nov. 6.-The trial OF
tIerhert /, Brink for the murder Of
Iosenh Allemand Joe Emge and jules
razler sheepmen who were assas-
sinated ON Spring creek last April, WAS
enliyened today by the evidence OF VII.
nam Keves. ono Of the seven men who
narticipated i'm the sheep camp raid.
Ksyes' testimony. In brief, was TO the
egsot that an Of the defendants,
George sabin. Thomas Dixon, Ed
Faton. NJ. A. Alexander and Brink took
mart. Sabn being the leader, that the
raiders met al his ranch and went to
sprine creek to kin the sheep OF Allie
mand 4 Emge and burn their wagons
and outfits He also testified that Brink
and gabin had charge Of the north
wagon. at which Allemand was assas-
sinated. and where all of the dead
bodies were found.
The courtroom was crowded TO tho
doors and the spectators were COM
petely surprised at the testimony, as
no one imagined the prosecution had
such strong case. Sentiment, since
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10000 ACRES
CAREY ACT LANDS.

To be opened for settlement at Med
bury. Idaho, November 18th. under the
King hin Extension Irrigation Co. EX-
cursions via o. S. J. Tickets on sale
November 18TH 10 18th, limit Nov, goth.
CITY Ticket once. POI Main st.
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THE VICE OF ISLANDER.


The Rev Timothy Brennan preached
ON "rhe Vice OF Islander sunday morn
ing in St MarN's cathedral from the
text. 'Ecoles. ~ i7 "lf serpent bite boz
silence. he h. nothing better that back
hiteth secretly" Rev Brennan said
"a good name is not confined to this
life. II lasts after death. n is carried
down 20 posterity \ good name is the
moral life Of man. and he who takes
70 away In aptly called by the apostle
a murderer. Go out there and see how
good name cnnoblcs man I'm the
eyes Of his fellow men. The cross Of
Christ lit up with an everlasting ray Of
faith and hope and love. The cross OF
Christ brought comfort and peace. Be
meath it's saving We will live and he
meath it's saving shadow we will die 20
awaken 10 the eternal day OF God
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Portion o. marble entablature OF Old
church. Fourth West between First
and Second south
Portion Of adobe brick
Copics Of Sunday Tribune and Her
aid Republican.
Holy bible.
sunnowcr cards used by sunday
school children FOR raising funds for tho
church.
church diary
Christian Eudea vor pledge card
Copy % the statement Of the build.
ing committee.
Portion " wooden door ~ old church.
The ceremonies came 20 "a close with
the singing Of the "DoXology"
After the services Mr. Mcintyre and
his fellow workers. both men and
women. were the recipients uf cordial
CONGRATULATIONS
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10000 ACRES
CAREY ACT LANDS.

To be opened for settlement at Med
bury, Idaho. November 18th. under the
King Hin Extension Irrigation Co EN-
cursions via O. S. L. Tickets on sale
November 18th. to 18th. limit Nov. 10Th.
city Ticket ONCE, 20l Main St
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OUR SPECIAL OFFER.

The Concordance Of the Book OF Nor
mon. by Geo. Reynolds. Reduced to
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Send your order 10 the
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And IN 100rdln0e win tho law and an
order Of the Board OF Directors. made
ON the first day OF September. 1909 80
auction at the compauv's office. Room
2y Judge Building. Third South and
Main Streets. salt Lake city. utah. on
Monday. the 18th day Of November. a.
O'Clock %. m. 90 nav the delinuuent
assessment thereon. together with tho
cost ~ advertising and expense or sale
a. r. SAWYER. Secy.
First publication Nov. list 1908
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08
VIII TRY sABIN NENr

George Sabin. the leader of the gang
Of raiders, according 10 the confessions
Of Keyes and Farris. win be- tried next
II Is expected the defense will do every
thing possible To save his neck as be
has plenty OF money and influential
friends. whereas Brink Is little known.
It is openly limited that Brink, II any
one, win suffer the fun penalty for the
crime. and an attempt will be made TO
saddle the entire AFFAIR of ON him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08

Itch! Itch, Itch,-Scratch! Scratch,
Scratch The more YOU scratch the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment
II cures piles. eczema, any skin disease.
All druggists sell II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08

ESTATE or ALICE BENNION
HAHKER. luoompetent-The undersiEn-
ed viii sell az public auction, the fol-
lowing described property. situate I'm
saIt Lake county state Of Utah, to-wlt.
An undivided one-third interest in the
following land subject 10 the life estate
and lights therein Of the husband OF
said incompetent. Beginning al "A point
on south line OF County Road on line
OF " 90 0l ten chains ninety links east
from the northwest corner OF the south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter
Of section 10. I'm township p south OF
range I west salt Lake Meridian. and
line road (5.29) 1--WE chains twentv-nine
links. thence south talouZ line OF fence)
C5.00) nve chains. thence east CON line
OF fence) (3d) three chains. eighty-one
links. thence south u5 .oo) ffteen chains
to southeast corner OF aforesaid quar-
ter section. thence west on quarter sec
ton line l9l0l nine chains ten links.
thence north l10.00l twenty chains 20
point OF beginning, being IN and part
az tho southeast quarter OF the north
east quarter Of section 10. township and
range aforesaid, containing ds 47-lso)
sixteen acres and forty-seven square
rods be the same more or less. except
ing therefrom. the following portion
Beginning al a point on the south line
Of ain east and west open street rods
wide on the east and wear 50 rod line
u chains % links east from the north
west corner OF the southeast quarter
or tho northeast quarter OF section Dol
in township south. range I west. Sail
Lake Meridian, and running thence east
on said line I chain. Is links thence
south ON line N fence one chain S.
links 60 Che east bank or Taylorsvlile
Ditch. thence north ~ deg west ala
said east bank of ditch. Z chain ana 81
links. thence north Is links 10 the place
az beginning at the west front door
OF tho cts and county Building fn
Salt Lake titF. Utah. - ~ o'clock noon
on Monday. the lith dsy OF November.
Is9. for cash.
flYRUM BENNfON.
Guardian of tho Estate OF Alice Ben
uion tlarkcr Incompetent.
Date of FIRST publication. oct 18th.
1900
Moyle A. Van Cott Attorneys for rs
state
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A lazy liver leads To chonic dyspcp-
STA and constipa tion--weakens the
whole system. Doau's Regulots( 25
cents per box correct the liver tone
ahe stomach. cure constipation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08

Sale Lake Photo and Supply Co.
KodalSs. finishing. framing. LAP Main
Street
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Cures baby's Group, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat,
grandma's lamencss-Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil--the great household
remedy,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.


lN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTINCT
Court. i1 and for salt i~iae 'n1nty,
state of ltah lu the matter of fhn
-firtr and guardianship nf N'rtn Hiii
ft.N tsIf-nn Minors. Notice nf - 81.
Real Eafate-The uud,i -lunrd Ei.t ''
at private sale. ON or after Nut 5000.
o. 1870 the following described rr'tpfi'
oue-hrth intercs; iu uud to tN1.
certain tract OF land. with house %
ON and improvements. situate iu Nyit
Lake County. state of Utah and dts-
.ribod as follows t0-wit beginning az
the northwest corner Of lot 4. block II.
Mat g. Salt Lake city Survey. and run-
ming thence south S2ia feet, thence east
So feet thence north S2ia feet. thence
west 80 feet, TO beginning
subject to the ~ n. right Of way for
iugress and egress for all purposes over
the following described portion OF said
Tot 4. block and plat as aforesaid, to-
Of the northwest corner Of said lot 4.
and running thence east 50 feet. thence
north r. feet, thence west So feet. thence
south ~ feet 10 place OF beginning
Also that tract Of land I'm Salt Lake
County. utah. with house thereon and
improvements. described as follows. to-
wit. Beginning s rods. 2 feet north
from the southwest corner OF lot =.
block q plat =. Salt Lake City Survey.
thence north 2qt5 feet thence east -
feet. thence south e9is feet, thence west
- feet 10 beginning
Terms Of sale-Cash.
MYRON C. GIBSON.
Guardian of said Minors
Mathouihah Thomas, Attorney for
Guardiau.
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Hamlin Paints Signs--Also Houses.
Both Phones
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the introduction OF this testimony. Is
changing and the people are horrined
at the helnOus crime as the details
come from the lips OF keycs. one OF the
participants ana star witnesses for the
state
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rAnRIs rs coNrrssEn.

Monday Charles Paris another par
ticipaut who has confessed. win con-
meet Sabiu. Brink and tho others more
directly with tho murders Tie viii
testify that Brink shot ANcmand In the
wagon. and again after he walked
forth az the command of the raiders
also that Ed Eatou's mask ten or
during the raid. Bounce Holmcr. a boy
testified that NE recognized Eaton whom
his mask fell OFT as he was hitchlng his
blackboard at Spring creek
MONDAY will be taken up by going
into threats made by Brink and his
confessions To- four witnesses of his
participation in the raid
II &C. not known what the defense in
Drinks case will be.