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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25


How the glamor surrounding tho
name of ROYALTY was rudely brushed
1 aside in the case of a former Salt
y. Lake young woman. Is the subject otA
a special dispatch from Portland, Or,
Ito the san Francisco Examiner Of re-
cent date.
The scoresof friends of /. o. Rhoades,
former purchasing agent for the Orc
Z gon Short Line in this city, and III
present occupying q similar position for
a5fhe Southern Pacific at San Francisco,
Will recall among the members OF his
Interesting family,a pretty daughter
z by the name of Winnie. According to
n special dispatch dated at Portland,
& Or, Winnie is bemoanng the fate of
IL certain foreigner Of alleged title. who
is now lapguishing in an Oakland jail.
while Winnie is answering the; ques-.
tons ofsreporters for the newspapers.
mo, 1 don't love Mr.. Vretmann,'
Miss Rroades is quoted as saying, Mt
her apartment at the Portland hotel.
.'I hear, he has said that he spent
money and got me jewels and all kinds
Htf things but he did not. You sec he
S got into society because he was a for
cigner, and we wanted to be kind to
him.
z;i'HeRps of girls knew him and did all
they could for HIM" continued Miss
z Rhoades. He was lonely, YOU know.
or course, 4 liked iin--he was quite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
ADOPTS NEW SYSTEM.
Fell Telephone Company to Have
Commercial, Traffic and Plant Depts.

+ The board of directors of the Rocky
: Mountain Bell Telephone company
met yesterday afternoon and decided
on a plan OF reorganization to be-
foffectual July i next This plan irl-
Bcludes III three column SYSTEM
commercial. traffic and plant, each
under the supervision of a general
superintendent. scheme that has
been tried elsewhere and proven sue
sessfl,l The commercial department
will have charge of the companyss
commercial business, including de-
svelopnicnt OF territory, collections.
s5etc. The department will have charge
Sof operations OF service OF all classi-
f1cations: aud the plant Will be in
charge of maintenance and construc-
4 ton w orls, p. Fl. III opkins it to have.
1 charge o. the commercial department,
III Vance OF the plant department..
Mr., Hopkins has been 18th the com
pany four years, latterly as collie
lions and contract agent. He WIS
formerly n travelling man covering
\ for his firm the intermountain coun-
try and the northwest. Mr.. sstimson
has been with Bell companies for
seven years. from the date OF his
graduation from the Massachusetts
institute of Technology. and came to
4 Salt Lake for service last October.
Mr. Vance is the present sllperinten-.
dent for the Wyoming division, and
has been with the Bell company for
q wyoming legislature with residence
at Cheyenne, but will remove to Salt
Lake shortly. The other general off
4 hcors will continue as at present:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
DEATH OF MRS. UNDERH1IL.

Mrs. NJ. underhill. wife Of Commits
sioner underhill of the Colorado Rail.
road association at Denver, and mo Their
{in-ln.w or Paul. Beemer, city ticket agent
IN the local offices of the Union PA
scifie died at the residence of her dau gh-
ter 9a2 Brooks avenue Eth no f i sS
ailments Mrs. Iinderiill had been. visit
Ing with angh ht aad n san-i IN te
hest of health whom she came here, Her
husband and son were telsfra2shed 5ef
morning. two days before her death.
The funeral will be he'd o Ct malfs ter ter
which interTnent will be had ut Mt OIL
vet cemetery. ~ 4,
to Salt Lake iii company wi til her son
RAY. She was then too weak to travel
alone. but II was thought the change
might benefit her. She came to visit q
Willie with her daughter Mrs. Beemer.
She improved SLIGHTLY for y fewEsd e IS.
but another relapse came. from which
4 she did not survive i8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
LATE LOGAN S.

Oregon Fruit Moving--The Hood
River, Ore, fruit growers have begun
to ship their products eastward,
though no sizeable lots have as yet
reached this city.
Judge Hendcrson's Condition-Judge
IL p. Henderson was reported to be
feeling a little better today. Though
Ito be holding his own. and those
around him are quite. hopeful.
Has no Autlority-Ai unknown
party calling himself By the name OF
: Thorp. is offering for sale an alleged
disinfcctant which lie claims To have
been endorsed by the state board of
health and which he Is authorized to
sell. Secretary Beatty of the state
board states lie has made no such
authorization.
Board Meets Tonigllt---rhe. regular
meeting of the board of education Will
be held tonight. 1t is expected that
thc school and janitor's supplies for
tile coming year will be approved.
The salary schedule for the coming
year will also be passed upon! After
this business is completed the investi-
cation into alleges irregularities in the.
accounts of George NJ. Bridwell, SUPER
intendent of buildings. will be taken
up. Il
S. Collect of the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION Is busy getting out copies
of the list of products made in the
state With this list vii be sent copies
OF the names of the members of the
Manufacturers association, and the
articles they make. the idea being
to get the people to buy all home pro-
ducts. but especially those made by
members Of the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION.
Badgers to hiect-The Badger CLUB
will hold a meeting at the Commercial,
|sclub rooms on Thursday evening next
at O'Clock, to make arrangements Tor
1.-the proper entertainments OF he Veter-
ans of the Wisconsin contigent Of the
sC,. A. X. The evening viii pc IN tne,
nature or a social reunion after the
business is transacted. The comntt l,se
hopes that a good turnout of the
wisconsin colony will be present. of
Whom there are said to be between
900 and $50 people in the city.
Glen Cots G God I,lace--A letter has
been received by a friend In the city
from Thomas H Glen who for the
past two years has been STUDYING
at the Chicago university. N 1t Nd r.
/ Glen says he has been appointed BAG
teriologist to the sanitary invest cation
committee of Chicago, the aappo1nt-
ment to take effect June Is. The posi-
Etion5Sis said to have come to MN as
n complete surprise and Is therefore,
all the more of q compliment 70 me
worth of another Utah boy. M 7.
Glen,s home is at 662 south FIRST
Vest street. tthts City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
PORTLAND JOINS FIGHT.
Spokane Decision stirs Jobbcrs 4

Spokane Decision stirs ,Iobbcrs of
Rose City Into Action.
Portland, Or.,May s5.--Portland is now
& in the fight against the railroads to
secure better rates from coast points
TO points in the interior At the meet
ing Of the transportation committee of
he Chamber of Commerce yesterday it.
was decided to cooperate with Tacoma
and Seattle IN a Joint suit against the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
on the question Of rates from Tacoma
and Seattle to points in IDAHO and Mon
E lana. tsS s3t3
= This suit win be brought before the
interstate commerce commission and
papers VIII be dispatched To Washing.
ton in the course OF a few days. II al
ready has been announced that the
3Chamberof Commerce. will commence
suit before the conI,nissio against the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation company
on the question Of listrlb uttve rates out
of Portland ss Il
An endeavor is to 'bs made to got
the whole rate question sconsi dered at
the Same time and leading towards this
end, Portland viii send q. special repre-
sentative to Washington for the meet
ng of the commission June Q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
MACHINIsT HURT.

G. W. Eddinston, a. raacliniRt In the
employ Of tho stldakaber company, ,s7
south state street. WAX painfully in-
stursd this afternoon ut q O'clock. while
blowing up an autoniobile tire. Tho tire
burst and The rim OF the wheel caIiEht
5himTin tho abdomen wit terrific forco.
He was taken to, the Or. Groves 4. q. 8.
hospital In Hi ambulance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
AUCTION.

CIIATTEL NOR TGAGH PROPERTY ~
day Of AuguAt, 1906 Michael Garyin.
ii Salt Iake City and County executed
a certain note for 500 to Benz, 7. Latier.
OF New York City, due 30 months from
date. which said note was secured by q
schattol mortgage upon bay atall Ion.
white star on forehead. 3 Inch work
wagon, red gear, set work harness. !
black horse. / hay mowers; said property
was situated on Camps Lane, Salt Lake
County said mortgage was duly record
ed AUGUST 18th, 1905. at q. M. in book
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

ties Sheriff Andrew Smith and John
! Corliss and B. G. palmer.
The deputies testified to the general
of the woman. Palmer. who.
said that he is a teacher at the Uintah
training school slIbstanttating their
statements from his personal experi-
ence gained by visiting the defendant
in her domicile as an officer of the
juvenile court. {7
The jury composed of w. II. Hart
ley, a. o. Miller and W. III. Tawney,
retuineda verdict of guilty, but sens
stcnce was not pronounced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY NAY % 1909

street ct 3 c, clock this afternoon. Tho
Sruna way passed the police station Like
y stran.k, thence raced south on Et ia,;
for two bioG1ts and swiir1g out Of sight
around tho KnltsfeFd corner. From
LAST accounts fha animal Was eiaetiras
3uTinG to keep III appointment at the
Suit Laisa brewery, 1--we rnah #efa
standing iii the wagon elingins ID one
sliria aHd tbs third had hold OF tho
other rain. Tho horse WI npmissssitl.yy
pulling the wagon by his teeth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

y DR.. and Mrs II. p. Kirtley entertain
at a dinner this evening for Miss E,,do-
IA DAILY and Mark w. Lillard, and a
number or other social affairs hive,
been planned in their honor.
r This afternoon Mrs. a. III. Snow Is
hostess at q. bridge tea, six tables be me
played and about 20 coming In later
for tea The decorations are In white
and lavender with lace spread and
stloiiies over lavender strearnel's.
of lavender maline extending from.
+ the s chandeliers to the COR
ners, and candles with lavender
shades The hostess is assisted by Mrs.
4; Martin Davis, Mrs. Leslie SNOW thu5
Misses Geneva Savage, and Dorothy
and Gertrude SNOW
Mrs, STANLEY Gla@son gives a lunch
Ger.
Miss Mamie Sappington entertains
I her Sewing club this afternoon.
Mrs. j. r. Harris gave q luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. W. r. Mundy Of Las
Vegas, New. the decorations being IN
pink carnations and covers laid ior
eight.
Miss IrIna Watson eptertains the Am
5ariean Music society this evening and
the following program is planned: MISS
Majolie Brooks violin solo; Mr.. Fitz-5
patrick. violin solo: Mrs. Jack Keith,
Miss Edith Godbe and Miss Irene kel-
~, vocal selections; Miss Pearl Roth
child and Miss Irnla Watson. piano
duet.
HISS 4
Last night Miss Jennie Romney was
guest Of honor at Il shower party given
by her cousins the Misses Gertrude and
5.Viiate Romney, the rooms being pref
lily decorated in purple lilacs and about
so guests present
4 Miss Trina Eberhardt will be guest of
honor at an afternoon affair next Sat
snrday to be given by Mrs. Lille Me-
Farland.
Mrs. George Reed VIII entertain the
Z Utopia club tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

Todays local bank clearings amount
ed to $1,0s3510,2f, as compared vain
1921, 1855 81 for the corresponding day or
last year.
An agreement was flied in the Office
Of the county recorder this morning by
which. Robert r.. Anderson and wife
agree to transfer to the Bennett Class
81 Paint company part OF lot 3, block
So plat Al, for the sum of Sa'2, 500. Speak
ing OF tho matter this afternoon, John
r. Bennett said that the piece or PROP
{erty adjoins the. present store on the
east. having a frontage of 81 feet on
First South The company holds a
lease on the property which has two OF,
three years yet totrnn, and the present
option Is good until the expiration OF
the lease. "a. i3gtsa
Five building permits We're issued
this morning by Building INSPECTOR
Eirth. They call for an expenditure OF
$500.
The George Romney Lumber company
has purchased an improved lot at the
corner OF H street and Eleventh avenue
for 5000.
Parkinson and Bergstrpm OF Los An
geles the architects for the new
Kearns building, intend opening permaa-
nent Offices III the city. For the pres
ent they will be located in the Herald
building.
Architect j. a. Headlund has com
1,leted plans for - $4,000 double house
for Miss Geneva Hicks, Sixth East and
Sixth South streets.
The Kinlball estate Is planning to.
build a three-stcry apartment house at
sixth East and Second South streets,
to cost about s45,o0oo.
owner BRADSHAW OF Los Angeles, who,
owns the frontage Immediately north
of the Elks' club in State street. is
thinking of erecting there three-storS
building, the upper floors of which will
be used for hotel purposes.
Young & Young have q 50 days OPP
iion on the five rods frontage on State
street, below the Independent Telephone
company's building, from the Los An
Selcs owner.
Cannon & Cannon report the sale
within the last IS days of over 50 lots
in Emerson Heights new subdivision at
Fourteenth East and Eleventh South
streets.
a three years old transfer OF property
WAS recorded yesterday afternoon, in
that OF 65xi12 IT.. at Second West and
Second South streets for $16,250 AS
IT was. q. contract sale. the consideration
is held hy dealers rs not indicating
present day valuations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

M, OF chattel mort cages, pages 5Gl-2 III
Salt Lake City, Utah. of which there Il
now due and owing ipoI, said mort ga ca
tho gum of sl00 md interest from Inl
feed charges. and Other charges Incur
red In foraclosing said nlortg gage. Said
above property viii be sold IN rear If
the Colonial Hotel, No. Ib2 West Firsr
South Street. Salt Lake City. IJtah. az
the eth day Of, June, 1903 at 10 d ciosks
In the morning. to the highest bidder4
for caah. @ i
Dated this 18th day or May. 1903.
T.. f. BLOCK,
Attorney-in-F Fact for Benz. j. Lnuer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
COURT NEWS
ANoTnER srockAp1s CASE. !
County Attorney Lyon Asks for Trinf
Tomorro1y

y y IDlllUffOIS.
In the shifting scenes of the now he.
coming notorious ..stockade' cases JUS
tice of the Peace f. NJ Bishops court
will become the stage tomorrow morn
ing At 10 o'clock, when tho case of
Bessie Dtwton Will be called for hear
ing.
This case appeared on Justice Hanks
calendar under yesterdays date, but on
motion for. a change OF venue was
transferred to Justice Bishops court.
AT the request of County Atty. JOB p.
Lyon. made this morning, the date for
nearing was set foI. tomorrow.
Nellie Blair, one of the woman va
grants in the stockade cases, was tried
before a jury in Justice Hanks court
yesterday. afternoon and found guilty.
The testimony offered by the nroseeu-.
ton was of much the same character
as that introduced in the Margaret
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
( FaoEr1ous BIcYcLE TlHIET.

"a. CIfn7 -I4Linolne, 5sentenced7 "a couple OF
weeks ago to serve five months in the
county jail under Il plea Of guilty to the
charge of petty larceny, was arraigned
this morning under a second similar
change. In the second charge he is
accused of the theft Of n bicycle be-
longing to j. d. Lindsay. Lamoine took
the statutory time In which to enter his
plea under the new charge. facetiously
referring to the fact that he has nearly
five months yet to serve in the county
ioj1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
CHARGES FRAUD IN THE TIL DEAL.

Mrs. Elizabeth Kite, formerly Of
Mercur, brought suit In the Third.
district court yesterday against IS. A.
M. F'roiseth and his wife alleging
/ fraud in a real estate transaction and
asks the court to set aside a deed in.
lot 5. block 5. plat A. Salt Lake City
survey or haNeEit corrected SO that 1t.
Will include the property which she
thought she was buying. According
ito tho complaint. Mrs. Kite purchas-3
ed piece of-land from Froiseth which
she paid $500 for. When she received
her deed she found that It only called
for about one-third of the original
piece. Although Froiseth's signature
was acknowledged before notary
public, the deed did not bear the seal
and Froiseth's wife did not sign /
either. Mrs. Kite also had to pay,
8S60.50 for sewer tax which Froiseth
declared had been paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
no ToREcLosE MoRrGA q: i i.

Johann Brixan filed suit yesterday
in the Third district court against
Thomas Jones and his wife to fore
Is, block Q, Perkins addition The,
mortgage was given to secure note.
for $500, executed on Jan, 80, 1902
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
MICE HOMES PLEaDs.

Mike Jones, an aged man. charged
by Carl p. Ernst, with having exhibited
a deadly weapon, q revolver, in u
threatening manner. pleaded not guilty
when arraig ned this morning befors
Judge Bowman, and wi have his pre-
5liminary hearing June 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
SPECTACULAR RUNAWAY.

The spectacle of three men in
wagon drawn by an inpetuous horse
created a lively scattering on State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

Young & Young have q 50 days op-
tlon On the five rods frontage on state
street, below the Independent Telephone
cornpanys building, from the Los An
gelcs owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

N DR.. and Mrs. II. p. Birtley entertain
at a dinner this evening for Miss l1tido- /.
IA Daily and Mark w. Lillard and a
number or other social affairs htVe
been planned in their honor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

Cannon & Cannon report the sale
within the last IS days of over 50 lots
in Emerson Heights new subdivision at
Fourteenth East and Eleventh South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

a three years old transfer of property
was recorded yesterday afternoon, in
that of 65%i12 IT.. at Second West and
Second south streets for sl6,25o AS
ii was a contract sale. the consideration
is held hy dealers as not indicating
present day valuations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

owner bradshaw of Los Angeles, who,
owns the frontage Immediately north
of the Elks' club in State street. is
thinking of erecting there three-storS
building, the upper floors of which will
be used for hotel purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25
BUSINESS AND REALTY

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to 81, 0s3,5 10.2f, as compared with
1921, 81 for the corresponding day Of
last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

The Kinball estate Is planning to
build a. three-s story apartment house at
Sixth East and Second South streets
to cost about S45,o0oo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-25

The George Romney Lumber company
has purchased an improved lot at the
corner OF H street and Eleventh avenue
for $1,000.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-12
CLEARWATER

Charles Robbins, who has been
wor',ing at the Buster mine, is home
again.
elise Hanson, who recently resigned
as road supervisor in this district, has
beed succeeded by {. a. Pell.
Ernest Robbins who formerly con-
Quoted a saloon here has disposed Of
all his interests and gone to Alberta.
P. l.. O'Bannon has also gone on a
trip to that country to look up loca-
ton.
Miss Flossie Murphy, who won a
round trip to the A. Y. 2. exposition
in the Free Press contest, left on the
Lewiston Special for the fair. During
her absence she will visit friends at
Greenacres, Pullman and Charleston,
Wash, and Wallace and Lewiston,
Idaho.
Mrs. f. l.. Ruark and Miss Addie
Snider are now employed at hotel
Clearwater.
The change in mail and stage routes
makes it very convenient for people
from this place who wish to visit
Grangeville as they can leave here
one day and return the next. People
at Grangeville can visit Clearwater
and return the same day.
G. A. Pell and family visited with
his parents on Battle Ridge last Sun
day.
DR.. Busey is improving his Office by
having it painted. c. M. Robbins is
doing the work.
Carl Hull is now proprietor of the
soft drink parlor, having purchased
the same from Z. Robbins. Give him
call.
Haying is finished and now for the
grain harvest Crops are good.
Brown Bros. and Farris have their
new thresher here ready for the sea-
sons run.
Prof r. A. Shattuck has purchased
confectionery at Peck, and is now
there. He will also instruct the band
at that place, but will return here
October LIST to take up his work with
the Clearwater Cornet Band.
The members of Sylvan Rebekah
No. 81, IO.O.F. have purchased an
organ for their lodge room.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-12

and blazed the trail for new road
which the Forest Service people are
making from Perry's single mill to
Switchback. He also scaled more
cedar timber for Mr.. Perry as this
new road will enable him to send out
his shingles by the freighters as they
return from the mountains to Sites.
Mr.. Lou Brundige, ranger, has charge
and is now at work.
Mrs. Addie Lister has leased her
Corral Eill station for one year to
French and Corwin. 1t is now the
dinner station for the Sites and Elk
City stages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark visited
Sunday at the home of L. 2. Brown.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-12

near town next week. The grain is
Welding we'll this year, the best known
for several years past.
L. Thatcher and crew of men are
over at Fem this week setting up a
large combined harvester belonging
to Wren Il Greenough, which will be
operated near here in few days.
Messrs. Fred Tack, Ben Woods and
Ida Tack Of Lebanon, Kansas, are
out visiting with the Spengler
family for several weeks.
John Baer was in and near town
buying fat beeves to be sent to Spo-
kane. Ed. knorr has also gone to
Spokane with several car loads.
The local option speaking held at
the schoolhouse last Friday night was
quite well attended, Mr.. Fields giving
a very competent speech.
Mrs. Hattie Nelson is slowly i'm
proving from her recent illness.
Mr.. Levi White will leave in few
days for Red River where he will
spend his time hunting and fishing.
Mr.. Howard of the Lewiston Mer.
camille Co., of Lewiston, accompanied
by Mr.. Wiley were here last Monday
in their large touring car on their
way to Lewiston.