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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sealed bids for the erection. Of a new
nigh school building 40 be erected az
cclved M 90 - O'Clock noon. We'd
ncsday, Nay bth. en- tho office
of Liljeuberg a. MaeHcr. archi-
Salt Lake city. ana iu the office OF the
Board OF Trustees OF Wasatch High
School District. az neber CITY Utah
sonry. caruentrv. dnciudinR plasterinq
and ualntinEI and heating Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check
payable 10 the trustees Of Wasatch Hieh
School District. The successful bidder
VIII Dee required 90 rfVc a bond 90 a
sum equal To- one-half cf contract price.
TIrhts reserved TO reject any or an bids.
Signed. Trustees Wasatch High school
District
Bids win De opened at lleher city, 10
U'a1r.k Nav q 1879.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Board of school Trus-
tees or Goshen school District. Goshen,
titan, VIII receive bids up Co 10 O'Clock
a. m. May l0th. 1909 FOR the erection OF
"a Gloom school building to bee erected
az Goshen Utah County Utah llals
ana spcclucauous can De found az the
Goshen Mercantile Store. Goshen. Utah.
Also at the office Of Watkins a. Dlrch.
arcnitcct4 pooly Block salt Lake City.
Utah Each bid must be accompanied
with certified check Of B per cent the
amount thereof as guarantee that the
accepted bidder enters into contract
and give an approved bond within one
week after the said work is awarded.
otherwise. the amount 90 be forfeited to-
said district Bids viii bo received upon
forms found al the office OF said archie
tects, no other form win be considered.
Al bids 90 De addressed TO VIM IA.
Allen Goshen. Utah
The Board reserves the right go reject
any ana all bids
BY order OF said Board
WM. d. ALLEN Cork.
Dated at Goshen April 2lth. 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
JTNCTloN CITY BnIEFs.

Suit TO Quiet Titlc-Eml Keller. Jr.
has brought suit in the district court
against the Peoples Building. Loan &
Savings company and others TO quiet
the tide OF "a piece OF land IN Weber
county upon which the plaintiff is now
living.
Biggest Elevator in Statc-A J.
Brown, OF the Minneapolis Steel &
Machine company left for Cache june
ton. on the early train having IN
charge eighteen steel workers who will
erect the new steel grain elevator for
the W. o. Kay company Of Ogden.
The work will be rushed upon the
building 50 that the Kay company can
have il by the first OF August. IL viii
be the largest grain elevator I'm the
state.
G.. \. II. Committccs-A large num-
Der OF prominent citizens arc ar
ranging 10 go 10 salt Lake city to-
morrow Morning 20 attend the general
meeting of the general committee on
Doe entertainment of the veterans who
attend the national oncampnent TO
le held On salt Lake city next August.
Foot Cru-hcd--C. T.. Hanks. an q.
S L. fireman, had his left foot badly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

OF age died of his injuries April g from
an accident received ON the first while
working ON the night shift at The gov
crnmcut bridge which is tD span The
Belly river north OF Tabcr
Tho unfortunate man. with four
others. was at tho time of She accident
working in On hole 10 by b0 feet and
seven feet below water level construct
ing the Comcnt abutmouts of The
bridge when ihc heavy i0O pound
bucket filled with cement was being
lowered into the rit it struck "a time
rcr ana fotnr striking the unfortunate
f0tOo upon tho eharp blade of hif
shovel iuNCUur very serious injuries
Medical 1id WAS quickly summoned
tut uo hopes f1r hle recovery wore enc
tcrtinol from tbc start. Actor sun rims
untold agony che spirit took its night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
10 Build You Up for Spring

sm taxing Hood sorsaparla today II win do Won GOOD
Inc heavier living and closer confinement of the winter The ~ %
colder damp angeabc weather pores of the skin and the harder
WORK Oh TINS season probably telling ON Won,
81 taken Just now, will give your system inst what
needs and must have and win help Won over this hard ~
as IL Weie-and quite likely you serious illness later
suh IN time saves nine wise old saw therefore don't wait
ou nesh to take Hoods sarapara now It pures and - E
U' restores he appetite and gives health and strength
u elects its wonderful cures not simply because II pt,irs
ou because combines The utmost remedial values of more than 20
inherent ingredients each greatly strengthened and enriched NV M ~
combination These ingredients the very remedies uesf ~
clans prescribe for the diseases and ailments F-'
Begin taking Hoods Sarsaparla today Get Fl IN the ~ is
form Oh In oeoated tablets known Sarsaabs Doses One D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

ponlcy former Utah boys. on satur-
day nirht last while returning to Coal
city. from Tabor. mot with o. serious
accident which VIII lay the first two
named up for some time. Mr. Roy had
a. Wild horse FOO the harness and was
travelling at "a rapid ratio when tho
spring scat tipped prccipltaUnp Ray
and Margs ont of the wagon. each fall
ling upon his head. Frank Holt am eve
witness conveyed tho unconscious men
to their homes in Coal City. After three
hours 90 uncousciousncss. Ray rallied
and showed signs of recovery. but al-
though four days have passed since
tho accident Manss shows no signs Of
consciousness as Doe hns coucue. JON nf
tho bwin Dlnlcy escaped with
badly bruised lcc.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT
Cecil barrow u young man l3 years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

in the city Yesterday in conference, with
u.s. s.. Bowman, general manager OF the
Journal Publishing company. and A.
II. Bowman to whom the option was
eiNen. The consideration expressed In
The option was not made public
REGULATIONS AGAINST VICE
Complying with the order OF Chbef OF
Police Browning au the cafes and res-
taurauts Of tho city have removed tho
screens, curtains and doors from TIC
booths and boxes in their establish
mcnts. The movement IS taken on ac-
count OF numerous complaints that
have been made I'm the past that the
booths and boxes which were shut of
from the gaze OF the public were used
as wirorooms by women.
WHERE is JOHN ROBERT CARTER
Chief OF Police Browning has been re-
quested boz Rev 5, L. Carter OF New
Castle, Colo. 60 try and ascertain the
whereabouts OF John Robert Garter.
who Is believed TO hs in Ogden or Vi
entity Tho letter to the chief states
that a. brother OF the missing young
man has recently died in Colorado ana
relatives are anxious for the return
of the missing young man.
MARRIAGE PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been issued by
the county clerk TO the following
couples;
Marius Hansen and Olga larsen, both
OF Ogden.
Josiah Z. Carver and Adella C.Moyes
both OF Plain CITY.
Cary Bortilyon and Sarah Stuart both
Of salt Lake city.
BOY LOST OR DESERTED.
Leroy Ford a little 9-year-old boy,
was found wandering around IT,, ID. g.
r.. c. rOundhouse yesterday afternoon
by the police The boy said that his
mother. Mrs Charles Ford, had ac-
companied him from Pocatelo I'm the
morning. but upon arriving I'm Ogden
had left him and, according TO his
views. had gone on 20 salt Lake. The
boy was cared for by thu police and a
search for his mother begun. The po-
lice think tho boy was deserted by his
mother as no enquiries about the lost
boy nave been received az police head
quarters.
SNYDER DIVORCE SUIT.
Alta snyder has brought suit for a
divorce iu the district court against
Romeo snyder upon the ground OF
non-support. The couple were married.
IN Salt Lake. August T. 1905. and have
two children Of which the plaintiff asks
10 be awarded the custody, together
with general relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
PARK CITY.
school Teacher Engaged Tor Ensu.
ING Year.

school Teachers Engaged FOR Iusu.
ing Year.
Special orrcspondcuoe.
Park city April 2s-The following
Use OF teachers have been selected to
teach in the public schools Tor next
year.
High Schcoi-Prncipol. j. J.. Kcarns,
English. Miss Catherine Cunningham.
languages. Miss Minnie Cunningham.
history and drawing, Miss Cora Null
grave commercial department A. b.
Olsen mathematics Airs. J.. A. Bridge
land
Lincoln School--Miss Stewart, hcgiu-
mere Winnie Jennings. first and rc,-
ond grade; Blanche Dcighton. third;
Mrs. Marglrcth Munit, fourth. Laura
Townsend, hlth Mrs J. Hedges. sev-
enth May Nimmo. eighth.
Jefferson Scho0l-Miss Lille I.auyon.
beginners, Helen Dcason. hrst grade:
Margaret Wilson, second grade: Amber
Bardsley third. Florence Tgnette
fourth Rose Bainicott. NTH: r. Laugh
lin, sixth; Harriet wall. seventh; Ella
Snyder, eighth. with l.. A. Bridgelaud
as principal.
Washington Schoo,-Nliss Christina
Mcdonald, beginners. Miss Agnes
Stromness, first grade, Crescent smith.
kindergarten. Miss Pearl Crowther as
substitute, and a. ID. Gnmeu as super
iutcndent of schools
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

PLEASANT VIEW Irrigation co
AT "a meeting of the Board % Ditec-
tors off the Pleasant View Irritation Co.
held March 30, 1909 au assessment OF -
per share was lowed ON the primary
stock. and 81 uer share ON the SURPLUS
stock made payable NAV ). 1900. at ue
office of Icnh 70. Iarries. Treasurer
Ist East and 10th South streets. Salt
Lake City Snid assessment was made %
apply On expenses of law suit now pend
iug between salt Lake CITY VS. Pleas
ant View Irrigation Co.
ANY stock on which Assessment Dr. not
paid by Nav lst. 1909. VIII Zoe delinquent
ana advertised ana sold Nay 18th. 1902 at
public auction, Co paw cost Of assess
mcut and sale.
BENZ r. iIARRIEs.
guwnr Station.
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TABER.
Following Awful Accident--Other Ser
ious Mishaps--Mrs. Anderson Dead.

Following Awful Accident--Other Ser
ious Mishaps--Mrs. Anderson Dead.
, Special Correspondence.
Taber. Alberta. Canada. April 23-
on Monday April 10, after nine days
Illness. Mrs. Nellie Anderson, Taber's
Oldest citizen peacefully laid down lifes
cares, fun Of years, and ripe In a rich
experience OF good works.
Deceased was born in Sweden 81
years ago and 81 years later emigrat-
ed 20 America settling with her hus-
band and family I'm Benjamin, Utah,
where she lived until four years since.
when she accompanied her children n
Taber Her husband John Anderson
preceded her 60 the great beyond four
years ago. Mrs Anderson. leaves q
| family % three sOne and three daught-
ers: 30 grandchildren and great
grandchildren. The funeral was held IN
the l.. ID. S. church. The speakers
were Bishop r.. A. Van Oriman, a,
Wild, G W. Quibell and a. Russell
The many friends of Miss. Nora
Couett viii be pleased To learn that she
has completely recovered after al
| operation for appendicitis.
The Welcome stork on Friday night
last visited the home OF MI and Mrs
William Ehck and left Il fine bahy
daughter
while travelling in a wagon recently
four miles south OF Taber, MT. WIN.
chcster's dog was set upon by
Canada lynx. during the ehcountcr "a,
gentleman killed the brute with q
whinletrce ana brought the carcass O.
10 Der.
Robert a. Beck. formerly OF salt L3l,
but for the past IL years q resident al
Cardston, has sold his Alberta posses
sionE and returned Ia Utah.
j. y Walton has iust completed IN,
drilling OF mo acres OF spring Red Fife
wheat upon summer falloucd land. III,
gnily have joined him upon thoil
homestead for tho summer.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Geo. Ray. Gilbert Maggs. and Tom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

crushed under the wheels of hIs engine
Nc. los. ot Brigham yesterday morning
Alleged law Niolators DISCHARGED
~ tnD city court yesterday Judre l.
~ Murphy discharged Peter Nattlson
,narles Higley David Tuman. Joe aud
Wu'laul HUI John Doe Richard Doe
ahn James Doe alleged Niolators of
lhe hsh and game law. Thcy were arr
rested ON "a recent sunday 'bv sne,ial
Deputy a. v. Naudcrviles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
suGAR REET PLANrING.

over two-thirds Of the beots for tho
Lehi factory are now planted. and the
prospects are most excellent Some of
the beets are already coming up In fine
schape with a good stand The storm
of last week was just what was needed
Tho acreage will exceed 5000 and the
prospects for q heavy crop were never
better
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

After n heavy meal. lake couple
OF Doan'f Reruiets and give your
stomach liver and bowels the help they
need Regulets bring easy. regular
passages of the bowels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective Sign
ers for further Information.

Consult County Clerk or respective sign-
ers for further Information.
Fslnto of Mlrtha a. Coombs. De-
ceased. The undersigned VIII sell al nfl-
yatc sale - square rods OF Fround' PC
LONGING 90 THE estate of said deceased,
situate lu lot T. block D. plat 90, Salt
Lake city survey, iu salt Lake CITY,
salt Lake County. Iian. on 81 atlei we
pcr cent of tho bid at time of sale and
balance upon combination by the court
Bids receivable at all Iempleton hidgY
DAVID A. COOMBs
Administrator
Dated this 3h day Of April. 1870,
Cannon 81 stokes. Attorneys Tor E7-
tate.
IN TIE THIRD JUDICIAL Dis
trlct Court. iu and for salt Lake Coun-
ty. Utah. Iu tho matter or the estate
1f InUu n PIyN. Deceased. Notice Of
saIe or Real Eatato.-Tle under5imcd
Will son at private sale the following
hll of l0t q. block s. ln section %. t9wt-
shin a south rango 4 east, salt Lake
MeridIau. containing 2.9s acres, more or
Also au undivided one-half interest
il ard tO the following. Beginning. at
che southwest corner or Tot z, block la,
c1Ft. SAID Lako Meridian. running sour
fhe routu lIrn Of sald l0t Z. south 80
Inr ~ mIu. east t0l.b feet t0 the a1utn-
eat corner of .1id lot thence forrth
uf said lUt Two -sl feet. thence south
81 drr ~ min, west t.If feet. more or
lase to ODE Wo.t lnc of said lot %;
I fIe Wort Uus of aaid l0t q thcnce south
] o dos as miu.' nagt alOuF the west line
of said Dot -sa.h feet to point OF be-
sad aale % Do made on or after mo
efl cas- ot har, " eng written hid9
N.N pr. -" p. INT 'Ne.ty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Demise OF Mrs. Emma Hayward, I
Resident of Utah 81 Years.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, April 26-Another OF
Mt Peasants pioneers has passed 10
the great beyond. IN the person of
Aunt Emma Hayward" For many
years Aunt Emma has been a resi-
dent OF Mt Pleasant and died early
Wednesday morning.
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LEHI.
ALPINE STARE CONFERENCE.
Planting of Large Acreage of suua
Bccts Nearly Complctc.

W A-'i-N .h'ftaIt 81 sugar
Bccts Nearly Complete.
Special Correspondence.
LchL Utah Co, April 2G-Ouartcrlv
conference OF the Alpine stake was held
mere iu the new tabernacle Saturday
nnd Sunday Elders O. r. Whitney
ana Seymour b. Young OF the general
authorities. wore present also Judge
Joshua Greenwood Elder Robt Patrick.
ana gave much good instruction along
doctrinal lines Mutual conference was
held sunday evening. in addition TO
local talent taking part. Elder Junius
j. Wells was present and told Of the
Joseph Smith monument I'm Vermont.
Reports given showed the Church af-
fairs in the Alpine stake 60 be pro-
crossing most satisfactorily There
was a large attendance both Saturday
and Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

The little child of Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Mason OF Aurora, died yesterday mora
ing from whOOping cough, which is AN
epidemic among the children of that
place. The little ono had only been Ill
Tor a couple OF days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Draper OF Chcs-
ter were called on day before yesterday
20 part with their little son, who died
from appendicitis after an illness Of
several weeks The funeral services will
be held az the Chester meeting house
tomorrow afternoon.
Abel Nelson and wife were made
happy yesterday morning, when the
stork left them two babies, o. boy and
q giIL
A son Of Mr. and Mrs. James Avet of
Spring city had his arm fractured and
badly bruised up while playing bali.
Although the injuries are very painful
they arc not serious.
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Dated thIs goth day OF April. 1872
cannon 81 stokes. Attorneys for E7-
tate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28
EPHRAIM.
Little Child Drinks Lyc-Dcath Of
Chiidrcn--ArrNal of Twins.

EHeNlol ANlA fNl NlilaNliHrs
Ephraim. Sanpete Co., April IT,
Helen, the 2-year-old granddaughter of
James Armstrong, was playing on tho
back porch Of the house, this morning
and spled a. can of lye. Not knowing
what it was, the baby drank of It's con-
tents. A. physician was Immediately
summoned, but 10 is not known how
eerious tho case u.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-28

in the city Yesterday in conference, with
~ q. Bowman, general manager OF the
Journal Publishing company and A.
r. Bowman 90 whom the option was
giNen. The consideration expressed In
The option was not made public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

Nazimova is studying her three hum
dredth role. She is said to have a re-
pertory larger than any foreisnE artist.
Eugene Walter Is at work on a drama
for the Russian actress. the scenario of
which VIII betdelivered to the Shuberts
by the middle Iof August
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

mouths srneared blood red with m
rouge. 81 y
The ISsn1art- Alec girl with the 4 1, ~,
line Of uncannily sophisticated oonwa t.e
satton taxperien about 1 HE; same All Il
Hfcult in sna gging d husband IA II.
sktrted good fellow. = r; ;iss ssg s.es
Y Often the chap who has the i,tt,na /,
being ''easy-g cling ninofig his c,on,ss
a s g rs',lE st, rid Ter y tlslio rome. -
Some day women will learn me. "a,
accomplish more wi TIL Smiles than WHY
tearsso1ne remote day, that Is f,yhsn
a. agabond comet as getting ready =,
knock the world endNaSs. Il :
When she calls you npet,., ,;a.,.,s Il.
and doll eyes before breakfast, s.n.t
You experience the bunch thai C,e,.a,s
going to be an Immediate income n :.
In your hop!e? 81
Because you resoluteiy take Il cola
plunge every morning. winter and SIM
mer, she can't Help feeling that vo,,d 4
have found the north pole years aso,is
you'd addressed yourself to that job.
The other occasion upon which tia
cat laughed was when she saw thes
5tWo-times young widow working 5hn
baby stare upon q Gale pulpnut who be.
5lieved ii.
Familiar quotation: That's Ii, pic,
out an old mans suit of clothes IN
that people viii have a chance to saw
that I married my grandfather!'
~ $ ~ =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
ARMSTRONG AND CLARK,
AT the Orpheum All Next Week.

4a4 5t n " /.
is at the same time a sltillful and iydar+i
ing performer. III
Lancton. Lucian and company come
direct from the cast in a one act play
lot called "a Fools Errand." Theodore
DAILY. who has an established eastern
reputation, Is being featured in the.
act.
Singers and whirIwind dancers are
Jack M1ffett and Elsie Glare. Their.
creation is a novelty which offers much
that is new. @
# What should prove to be an evenly
balanced bill will be rounded out by
some capital motion pictures and Will,
lard SVeihe and his Orpheum orchestra,
4 The Thaater. the Colonial. and the
Bungalow will all be dark next week.
but the Grand Is to present a taste OF
the Shubert attractions in that lively
comedy entitled Girls and following
that Willard Mack and his company
are to enter upon q new career with
..Salony'' Jane"
"Girls' is we'll remembered In Salt
Lake for the bright presentation given
at the Theater during the spring It
had a long run at Days theater in New
York, and as 1t comes from the clever
pen OF Clyde Fitch, everyone knows
that there is an amusing treat in store
The engagement of Girls" will run
three nights only. and Mr.. Mack and
his company will begin a week from
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
4 SIKH 0UTWITs LAWYER.
By Clover Trick He Secures Freedom
When Things Looked Dark
est for Him.

There is n Sikh out in Victoria, f. c.,
where Skins are about as popular as
Japanese in san Francisco, says the
New York sun, who got himself out
Of u serious predicament by a clever
ruse He was up against the law and
he was something OF a black sheep
even among the Sikhs IL looked as if il
would go hard with him.
He had had bad record in Hong
Kong and this WAS known to other
Sikhs and to the prosecuting lawyer
SO he arranged TO have an tnfriendIy
Sikh informed that for a crime In
Hongkong he had been branded on the
LEFT arm. The unfriendly Sikh lost no
time in passing the information to the
prosecutor.
The lawyer held the information uu-
Ill he wanted to make a telling point
at the trial, Then he pointed an accus-
ing finger at the Sikh and called out
sternly:
Pull up the sleeve on yonr left arm
and let the court see the brand placed
there by Hongkong Justice
The Sikh obeyed His arm was with
out blemish. The unfrlendiy Sikh and
the lawyer did not know branding
criminals is not in fashion in Hong
kong. The point was so telling that
tbeA accused Sikh got OFF.
.-..,---.-oe-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

Bruce McRae and Isaoeaa Irving are
to have the leading roles In the Eng
lish comedy The Flag Lieutenant" 2.
which is soon to be produced at At
lantic City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
MED TATIONs OF A
MARRIED MAN
(BY CIaren.c I. a c;y,lllnn.

(By Clarence A. Cullen.
HE handsomest man that ever
lived is the one your wife could
have married as easily as swapping her
fingers If she hadn't been idiotic
enough to marry YOU. SAYS she.
Experimental recipe: 10 cause a
woman's eyes to roll around in her
head like mossagate shoppers for#pop
bottles. tell her that she Is chic, n5S3s
When the young woman you've just
met peeks furtivelS up your coat
sleeve to see If the&llning is silk, and
then tries to hand YOU the baby stare,
don't you believe ~. for she's an old
hand. II
There is something singularly
strained about the smile of a temper
amertally silIen woman who smiles
merely TO exhibit a cheek diniple.
The woman who sniffilyS says Huh!
deed I'd Just like to catch myself tell
ing my husband every little thingl"
generally has a husband who doesn't
care a hang, only she doesn't know it..
Did you ever feel sort of measly
with yourself when, after bullying
your wife at breakfast and storming
out in an unreasonable rage, YOU met
some people Oh Z lIl5 apartment elC-
vator to whom you HAD TO show a
little common pollteness and agree
ableness !? * Is IA
Extract from The Diary OF an Out
ragged Wife" This morning when +
burst into wild sebbing at#the break
fast tablet don't know w1ly-he paid
no attention to me, but went on read
ling his newspa per, 7 am beginning to
understand. He is trying to KILT me.
by sheer Indifference
Even the man who doesn't care how
risky a bathing suit his wife wears
sort Of curls up when he sees her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
THEATER GOSSIP

Mrs. Thomas Written will return to
America soon and take up rehearsais
for Charles Frohman's production OF
THE Builder of Bridges" in which
liyria Bellew will be starred Mrs.
Whiffcn's stage career covers "A years,
of which A have been spent in Ameri-
ca. She was born in London in 1916,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21

Edna Wallace ,Hopper'is to he starred
this season in a musical piece named
'"The Harrigan Girl" which is The work
OF George M. Colan.