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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-12
CHINESE CHARGES AFFINITY
WITH THEFT OF JEWGLRY

Sacramento. Cal, Aug IA requi-
Sition was issued today for the return
TO san Francisco of Chan Morey. 4
chinese woman, charged by her afiin-
n.y. Wong Wing, with stealing his jew
elry. She lis In Idaho. Acknowledge
ment was made OF a requlsition from
Inc governor OF Colorado for the re-
turn OF Preston r Fuller, wanted in
that state for robbery
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PROHIBITION IN ALABAMA.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug 1.-THE
senate. tonight passed the Ballard
prohibition bill. The
will be submitted to the
people al a special election To he held
within the next ninety days, Governor
Conner will sign the bill.
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Harry ThaW Declared
Insane and Must Go
Back 10 MatteaWan

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Commander -in-Chief
NeViuS Addresses the
Civil War Veterans

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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
Supreme Court Hands Down
Opinion in Peculiar Case
Reversing Trial Judge.
RIGHTS OF STOCKHOLDERS
They Arc Defined I'm the Decision,
Which Calls Attention Co Dincr-
cnt Laws in Other statcs.

Tu an opinion handed down yester-
day by the supreme court 10 was de-
clared that stockholders may combine
and mako agreements without thv
knowledge OF the others, minority or
otherwise. Co control the affairs of
corporation. unless fraud, misrepre-
sensations OF duress were shown. It
was pointed out. however. that lu many
states this was illegal and that Utah
had no such statute. The decision Iu
this case win affect a number of suits
now pending In the courts where stock
holders are attempting 20 secure dam
axes against other shareholders and in
COrporJtors.
Tho opinion was given in tho case OF
John W. White. Francis White. George
White and Frank Rouse. appellants.
against Nathan T.. 5ucL William
Finch. David Morgan. aud william
Okolborry administrator of the estate
of J.. okelbcrry reversing the decision
of the lower court and granting ID new
trial. the appellants recovering costs.
The appellants, who owned 93 shares
of stock Ono the Goshen Mil and EIeNa-
tor company entered into "a contract
with INC respondent" ElNlIN NN'NH CON
troll of the stock on Aug. I, 1898. Under
this contract. however. the respun-
dents had NO r.ght 20 sell tha stock.
and were TO pay S-5 "a month f1r the
use of the stock and pay amy assess
mcnt which might Dee made ou the
stock The respondents were directors
of the company and with these shares
they controlled the affairs OF the COR
uorati0u While this contract was in
force the company was declared Ius0l-
vent and the property was sold Ou
Judgment OF SSS03. So. OF This amount
the appellants were required to pay
S5.451.2l They sued the respondents
f0r this amount and for 1925 rental
which was due ON the stock Tho
lower court held that the contract was
void but the respondents offered 20
pay the appellants the rental The
supreme court held that although the
/ contract was unique, that it was valid
The decision was written by Justice
Prick and concurrod in by Chief jus
| tlce Straup and Justice mccarthy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
NEAR DEATH IN B1G POND

r uaH Thrilling experience t1 Mra
Ida srrar tu n.e death. Far years
severe hing trouble COVE mo Intense
SUFFERING" Fha writes. 'anI several
times nearly caused my death. All
remedies failed and doctors said z was
inrurablo. Then Dr Kings New pis-
covarv brought puck relief and "a cure
~ permanent thaf ] have not been
troubled u twelve years. Mrs. 6opor
lives iu HlF Pond Pa M works won-
d-rs m Coughs ana roldH. Sore Lungs,
Hrmnrrhuges LHGrppe. Asthma,
Craun. WIo1r'nr cough ana aI
bronchial affections hOe ana 500
Trln Bottle free Guaranteed by n
<. M. j. ug-lll south Muin street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

the state will not enable the common
wealth OF Utah 90 build such a. road.
although they deeply appreciate th,
need OF making this national park
more accessible, therefore. bc 30
Resolved. That this eighth session
Of the Legislature of the state of Utah
now assembled do hereby roQuos, the
Congress Of the United States Co ape
propriate the sum OF 3Onl t1 construct
q highway TO the great natural bridges
nom the nearest point on The present
wagon road leading west from Bluff
SEVEN BOARD MEMBERS.
The house also passed s.. .. No. POS.
by Bullen providing for The creation Of
two additional members of the Agri-
cultural college board of trustees
should The governor approve the bin.
he Will DE required Co name seven
members OF the board for the ensuing
term as two of the present board hold
over and 1--WE retire The board as in-
creased would consist of nine mem
beers instead of seven. as at present
Members of the Agricultural college
board serve without compensation.
EXPERIMENT STATION.
The report of tho special committee
or the house named To- investigate the
central Utah experimental station near
Lohi was made 20 the house yesterday
by Representatives Thomas England of
weber and w. s. Hansen of BoNDIdDr.
These gentlemen recommended that all
but 30 acres of the farm Doe sold or
turned Co commercial uses. and the
30 acres Doe devoted Co horticultural
experiments rather than agricultural.
An appropriation Of $1,000 is asked for
Tor the prosecution Of the work of exc
perimenting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
DISSECTION Is CHARGED.

Mr EdHa E.drdge charges her
husband. d. d. ElirIdge. IA second
hand furniture dealer with deseruau
ln "a complaint n.rd yesterday iu th.
TnIrd district court According to tH.
complaint Ha has about $1,000 invo
ad Iu hia business and realizes about
900 month. sne asks thlt tn order
b. mad. UrFcntInF him from iurum-
ber.ug ur d.ap0H'uK of hIa property
eho aaka far fGl "a month alImouv and
f1s Attorney fees They were mar-
red 0u September t3 1902
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
WRIT IS DENIED.
Supreme Court Hands Down Opinion
In Cache County Case.


In Cache County Case.
A writ OF mandate asked by the town
of Garland against Judge w. W.
Manghau TO require him 90 release an
order dismiss an appeal and rc-iu-
state a case and hear 10. was denied in
ana opinion handed down yesterday by
the supreme court The case was against
Joseph Ogil and John J.. owens.
who were charged with disturbing the
peace They were arrested. tried and
found guilty A fine was imposed, but
an appeal was taken 90 the district
court OF BoXelder county. ON the
grounds OF no jurisdiction and that the
facts did not constitute a public of
Tense. The court sustained the motion
and dismissed the case.
Iu reviewing the evidence, the SUI
preme court found that Garland was In
Sunset precinct and that the case was
tried in BoNclder precinct which Is
nearly 40 miles away and not ada
cent TO Sunset precinct The appellant
held that the case was taken out OF
the precinct iu which the offense was
committed because Do was believed that
the Justice there was iu collision with
the offenders The supreme court held,
however that the jurisdiction OF
justices court was set forth IN sta
tute and that the offense was punish
able where n was committed. This
opinion was written hy Justice FriCk
and coucurcd in by chief Justice
Straup and Justice MCCarty.
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Send this advertisement together with name Of
paper In which q appears your address and four
cents 20 cover postage and we will send Won
Complete Handy Atlas Of the World" .
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BAssFORD TILEs ANSWER.
Claims Shoe on Othcr Foot and Senior
Owes Him Money.

Owes Him Money.
r. r. BHssf1rd and wife and j. D..
Marshall filed am answer yesterday TO
tho suit brought hv r. j. senior in
which the letter sought to compel
them to deliver deed To- property In
Salt Lake county under "a contract
90 SELL Tho property was decided by
Carrie Gray t1 the Bassflrds 90 hold
Boo trust for senior Iu his complaint,
Senior alleges that the BassforIs sold
tho property 90 j. e. Marshall 90 de-
fraud him.
Rassf0rI Iu his answer sets forth
that senior brought former action
against him and pursued him with "a
parnIahmeuf ANA attachment for tho
value of Che property which was valu-
od at 100000. and ought not Co be-
permitted tY bring another suit lie
also SAYS chat Senior Bassford and L..
a. Cray 49, .ro partners under tho
name Of D. D. senior g. Company
Senior took possession of the offices
on Dec I5. 1909. and refused 90 allow
Eassflrd to use tHDm. Bassiord says
that Ic paid most 0f the expenses of
the uurtnerhIp and chat there is
$1,000 suu duo hIm Ho states that
Inc rrmH liabilities due h'm would
greatly exceed the value of the land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
ADimpIe Maker

Find a child with dimples and
chubby arms and legs and YOU
md a healthy child. Find one
with drawn face and poor, thin
body and you see one that needs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

LEGISLATIVE DOCKET
NEW BILLS ~ THE SENATE


- %. no. 2ll. by Miller--An act to
provide revenue for the support Of
/ 'ue government OF the state and Tor
Ine several counties of the state. and
IAlIlcl ana county schools. FOR the
Il7eai years 1903 ana 1910.
BIIs VETOED py Govrp>-oB
>. B. No ll5, 10y Milicr-An act levy
ing state task for high school pur-
apporti@nipg ne ' sans. 'i'- manner Va
$. r.. No. 1l4 Dog Auler-An act 10
provide revenue for the support Of
lhe government of the state, and for
the several counties OF the state. high
schools, district and county schools,
Tor the uscal years 1903 and 1910.
RTIg KILLED Ry TIr SENATE,
y. H. No. "a. Uy kuChIgr--An act 20
| provide Tor inc establishment and
I maintenance of free travelling III
bIall On the state of Utah
). 81 30. 20. hy Stookey--An act TO
establish am insurance department I'm
and for the slate of Utah, and 20
regulate the Insurance companies do
ing business therein.
>. Is. NO. l-o, hy Wliilams-Au act
| providing penalty Tor removing, dee
stroylug coneeallug. selling, morigag-
/ ing, pIedsIng or otherwise uisposlnE
or personal property OF announcer
>. -. NO. Zhi oN SiooheN-Au act
| regulating the insurance business ot
| the state and repeating certain Sec
tons of the compiled laws of Utah,
1907, I'm conflict herewith
). b. No. ls3, by Burton An act
relating 90 surety companies and
repeating certain sections of the COM
piled laws of Utah, 1907 In conflict
herewith.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16

Braces you up. Makes new life Clean
tones. regulates the bowels Makes new
blood. Strong, steady nerves. Healthy
system HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is best Spring physic, regulates as
nothing else can .S5 cents Godbe Pitts
DRUG Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
SCOTS Emulsion
Your doctor viii tell YOU so.

Your doctor viii tel you so.
Nothing helps these thin. pale
children like Scott s Emulsion.
II contains the very element of
fat they need. Il supplies them
with a perfect and quickly
digeSted nOurishment. Il brings
dimples and rounded limbs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
OEsFRET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 16 1909

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DEATH OF MRS. ASHMAN.

Funeral 10 he Held In Tcnth Ward
Chapel Thursday Noon.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mary Ann Ashman viii be held
On the Tenth ward Westinghouse Thurs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
NEEDED NOW

A. Spring approaches, eycrybodF
ought 10 take "a few doses of the hit-
tiers. N viii cleanse your sf.lOm "I
winter impurities, tone tne diEn.ilhe
organs make sleep rcstful ana prevent
Spring Fever. Thousands of persons
have tnkau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
FIRE AND POLICE
Z BILL STIRS EN- UP
flood Of 0ratory Responsible for
Tidal Wave Debate in
The House.
FINALLY PASSES IN HOUSE.
II Measure Is Approved by the Gov
crnor 1t win Become Effective
In Sixty Days.

Tho house yesterday afternoon pass
ed. after a stormy debate, practlca ~
An form as II passed the senate, the fire
and police commission bin, introduced
into the upper branch by Senator
Marks. The measure provides for she
control OF the police and fire depart
nonts OF cities Of the first class by a
commission 20 consist OF three menu
beers. TO be appointed by the governor.
AT present the bill will apply only to
salt Lake, as that Is the only city in
the state included in the first class. The
bin. If approved by the governor be-
comes effective in 90 days The chair
man Of the commission win receive a
salary OF s2.1OO and the other members
Oil receive $500 per year. Each menu
Der viii be under a bond OF $4,000 for
Abe faithful performance Of duty
Represeutative Holman started the
hall rolling on the debate over the
measure. He said he was convinced
.shat the passage OF the bin was for the
best good OF the city. "The enforce
mont of this BILL" declared Mr.. Hol-
man. will go far toward mitigating the
condition Of graft usually associated
with the departments in cities of the
first class, and II will take the power
from the city and delegate it back 70
the frceholders and citizens through the
. commission
THOMPSON WAVES WARM
Representative Thompson attacked
1.-The bin ana characterized it as "a
VICIOUS and vilainous measure He
ssld be thought it was purely a political
measure, and that the house In pass
Ink the Des Moines bill. had taken care
of the departments sought TO be con-
uoIed by the proposed measure 81 be-
lievc this bill is designed, said Mr.
Thompson. "to give immunity to those
who can be bought and sold, as I'm the
. Uqu0r proposition"
Representative II. A. McMuiu inter
rupted Mr.. Thompson and said De was
making charges which could not be
4. substautiated. II protest against such
language" said Mr.. McMWiu. "and
. think it should not be tolerated by
The house"
Representative Morris Of Washington
took the floor and made a strong plea
to the members not 70 pass the mc8s-
ure He said it WAS an experiment
Of a dangerous character and OF am im-
proper nature 1--WE are not justified
Goo taking from the people the right to
govern themselves. My eyes have been
opened since / came here. A few days
ago we passed a bin which legi-lated
sherfs and county clerks into office,
we had no right TO DO this, and now
we are asked to take from the peo-
pIc the right 70 choose their own offi -
sers and TO govern themselves. IL -
: dangerous thing 10 do" declared the
member from Washington. "aud I for
one am against it from start TO fin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

with great satisfaction. and you'll Pc
pleased with ~ too Try "a today i"f
Poor Appetite. TlntulcnCy, Heartburn
dyspepsia, Indigestion, tustifciosH'
hiliousness, Female ills. Coids, Grippe
-nd Malaria. Fever and Aaue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
DEATH OF PAUL ROELOFs.
Well known Member Of Local Neither
Lands Colony Succumhs at Hospital.

Paul EooIofs. "a faithful Church work
en- died at tho Groves J.. u. S. hospital
Sunday. March a. at AIS a. m, from
Bughts disease. leaving an unprovid-
cd-for wife and four little children.
Born at Antwerp Belgium. March 20,
1872. De Joined the Church in 1890, and
came 20 Utah in 1895 He was with
the Cutler Bros. company as "a book
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-16
CARRYING OUT PLEDGE.

Representative Russell OF Salt Lake
county said IN passing the bin the salt
Lake delegation was only carrying out
"a pledge OF the platform upon which
they were elected last fall. THE party
went before the people last fall,' said
the salt Lake member with She
pledge 20 take the police and Ore de-
partment out Of politics, and ON this
pledge the members were elected
Representative Archibald said IL was
right for the legislature TO correct
evils wherever they existed. 'lf anyone
,an show me- said the Summit meme
ber that this measure would bring
more politics into these two depart
ments than exists today I viii che r.
fully vote against the measure. Dur
Ing the last few years there have been
abuses in the police department OF salt
lake city, and outrages iu the fire de-
Artment Good men have been ii5-
charged on account Of their political
beliefs and incompetent men have been
employed 30 take their places. There
Is surely need for the passage of this
bin al this time and I shall vote
sor it,
HOW VOTE STOOD
Representative Porter Of Morgan and
neurie OF Garfield made BRIEF remarks
on the measure, and the vote was taken
with the following result.
For the Bill-Alou. Archibald ASH
ton, Bower. Cannon, Davis, Douas,
Eardley. England. Fuller Hansen,
Hayes. Holman, McCracken, Mcmillan,
william; McMulin, Hugh A., McRae,
Nelson, Nelson, Pope. Porter, ltu sell,
Webster, White Wootton Mr. Speaker
Against tho BU-Baker Barn tie,
D.. Hn
Morris, Murdoch ParmleN smith,
Thompson
Absent-Clcgg, Hammond, Hodges,
Holt Jensen, Randall and Thornley,
ROAD TO NATURAL BRIDGES
The house on Monday passed a joint
resolution by Representative Nelson of
San Juan county. memurallzIns cons
gress 90 appropriate the sum ot A3o'9
TO build a road from Blun Utah, 90 the
natural bridges The rules were sua-
pended and the resolution passed una
ulmOusly The resolution ls ds follows.
Joint resolution of The eighth session
of the legislature of tho state OF Utah.
momOralizng the Congress of tho
United States 90 make au approprli-
tiou 20 construct "a highway from inc
town OF Blur, Utah. Co tho great ma
tural bridges
whereas, The great natural ubNsth
OF Utah and the land contiguous 90
them have been set aside is "a natural
monument by the government - th'
United states. aud many people
throughout the country are DESTROYS
N visiting them and the ruins 1t one
ancient elm jewellers found around
them, and
Whereas, There is at present nn wac
guu road from IA point "a i.N mu
west of Blum 90 these great natural
wonders, and the limited revenues OF
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-24
By...
Ruth
Cameron

l have on and go to bed while they're
washed, I'll come all rea-y to rest
next year
Speaking of resting" said the man
who had come down for the week end.
Il shall never take my vacation by
piece meal again. l thought I'd take
two or three days here and there in
stead of two weeks in a lump. 1t
doesn't pay. You have a bully time
all right. but you don't get the good
out of it, You try to crowd so much
into three days that if you don't go
home more tired than you came you're
mighty lucky"
There's one thing I'm gong to dc
next year-no, right now" spoke up
the systematic girl. 'Ir, going to
write out list of the things 1 wish I'd
brought, and l am going to consult it
before l pack next year There are
So many little things that would Just
round out your happiness and comfort
If you could remember to take them 4"
i think I'll make a list of the things
L wish l hadn't brought" contributed
the lady who had us all doing gymnas-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-24
EVENING,
>-CHT-CHAT'

The wisest people on earth. they say.
are those who never make the same
mistake twice.
But even wiser. l think. are those
who let someone else make the mis-
takes the first time for them
Here are someone's else vacation
mistakes. Are you wise enough to let
them help you?
II was on the piazza of the Inn. Seven
Of us were waiting for the going-away
blackboard that was to carry us over
the hill to the station.
We had had a beautiful vacation.
but somehow we got to talking of the
way III do it next year"
There's one thing" said the little
woman with the self -exhausting fund
Of energy, There's one thing | know
for sure. I'll never. never fuss so mucn
another year to get ready for my vaca-
ton. 1 had everything just so, every
stitch l owned spandy, clean and in
perfect order when / came this year.
but l was SO tired that it took me sew
eral days to get into a rest attitude,
IL have to come with just the clothes