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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
MANS |NHUMA|V|TY
To DUMB ANIMALS
Horse, Virtually Driven to
Death, Is Revived by Vet
erinary Surgeon.

OF course. there is not much consid-
Grafton for human life in Salt Lake City
but surely the people of this town should
give some consideration to the lives Of
dumb animals. For two hours q horse.
which dropped in It's tracks because OF
overworli, the animal belonging TO the
Kelley Ice Cream company, lay OH State
street, Thursday night, a crowd of the
usual curious inquirers surrounded the
poor animal They smoked cigarettes,
and In the smoke of the cigarettes was
contained their gray matter" 1t mat
tered MOTT was only horse.
Tho team was driven by p. Sarders
and J. Merrich They say-or at least
been overdriven and fell in fit Of cx-
haustlon. About midnight Veterinary
Surgeon John Ernst arrived The sur
gcon went down TO the suffering animal
1t was then gasping for breath The
horse was given great, big drink of
water. Then II revived and WAS hoisted
TO It's feet and led TO the stable. The
representative that tho horse was
Tagged out"
A police officer who was present said
he would have a complaint sworn out
against tho Kelley company Friday morn
ing, But what Il vast amount OF lnhuman
ity to the dumb animal there appears to be
for the satisfaction of the Ice cream appc-
the above facts are much I'm keeping with
the article In The Tribune Thursday
morning. I'VE Are Speeding Too High"
j DIN the funmakcrs at Wandamere, to-
day. Granite stake picnic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
City and Neighborhood

4 MEETING of the Sons OF Veterans
will be held Friday evening. June "a, to
arrange for the Fourth of July cclebra-
ton.
THE REGULAR MEETING Of the Sons
of Veterans auxiliary Will be held this
F'riday) evening at $50 In l. q, Q. f..
hall. All members are urged 10 be pres
ents
THE LOCAL. OFFICES OF the forest
service will remove on the first OF July
from the third floor of the Bell Tele-
phone building 10 rooms 21-2f Of the Sec
ond floor of the same building.
WILLIAM FORD TIBBALS, son of w.
Fl. Tibbals, the well known mining man,
has received his diploma from obcrln
college and Is now en- route from school
TO his home in this city.
], a. CUNNINGHAM of this city. who
has large Mexican interests, considers the
revolutionary movements In Sonora as
serious. He thinks that n general killing
of all offenders against the republic viii
put down the unrest.
TIE LOYAL PROTECTIVE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY has been given per-
mission TO do business In the state OF
Utah by the state insurance commits
sioner and will open Offices in Salt Lake
City within a few weeks
a COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorney Thursday against II.
Smith, charging him with burglary In the
second degree. 1t is alleged that Smith
aid Clark on June 20.
n. J. WATKINS filed suit for divorce
in the district court Thursday against
Mary A. Watkins on the ground of de-
sertlon. They were married on Novem-
Der II, 1905, and 1t Is alleged that Mrs.
Watkins deserted her husband on June
20. 1909,
JAMES CLARK. employed on the
new Utah hotel. fell Thursday morning
while opening a box In the basement or
III
scalp, He was taken to the Holy Cross
hospital and attended by DR.. IL. y. Mayo.
Ills wound Is not serious.
THE ABRAHAM IRRIGATION COM
PANI OF this city nled an amendment
TO lis articles Of Incorporation with the
county clerk Thursday by which the cap
ital stock of the company is increased
from 100000 TO S1JO,S00, divided into
shares of the par value OF $40 each.
GEORGE It. ODELL and NJ. D. Wells
they have been investigating the condi-
tiou Of the crops OF the Cedar Valley
Land d Improvement company They
report that the drouth has done consid-
cradle damage TO the acreage of planted
dry farms in that vicinity.
CITY TREASURER GIDEON SNYDER
has not decided OH an appointment to the
office of city dog tax collector to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the suicide OF A, c.
Riser on Wednesday. There is somo
talk OF transferring the dog tax coIlec-
tions To the city license assessors depart
mcnt and in the event such Il change is
made II Will be several weeks before an
appointment to that oiIico VIII he made
\ PETITION was filed with the city
recorder Thursday by the Sugar House
Commercial club asking that the city
provide 500 feet OF hose for the Sugar
House district. which was recently an
ncXcd TO the city, as u means OF fire pro-
lection until a fire station can be in
stalled IN that district. The matter will
he referred to the city council for con-
sideration.
L.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
SANTA MONICA ELKS
TO Be ENTERTAINED
CalifOrnianS Due to Have Time
of Their Lives in Salt
Lake.

The Santa Monica, Cal. Elks will be
royalty entertained on the occasion OF
their first annual excursion to Salt Lake
City on July is. Six hundred ljlks and
their friends from southern California
WILL it is said, be In the party. The fol-
lowing telegram was sent Thursday
morning:
"Salt Lake City. June 23, 1910.
'B. II. Doolan. Chairman, Santa Monica
Elks Excursion Committee, Los An
salt Lake lodge No. So appointed com
mittee to entertain and assist Santa Mo-
MICA lodge in having bully time in our
city. We will mail you full programme
next Sunday. Re prepared TO have the
time of your lives and enjoy Utah.s hospi-
tallty. W. G. ROMNEY,
Exalted Ruler, B. p. O, T., No. 50.
An entertainment committee consisting
ing. " 4. Bctillyon, ID: w. Gibbs and
Secretary A. w. Raybould was appointed
at A meeting OF the lodge Wednesday
night Other committees will be ap-
pointed within few days,
Fully 100 former Salt Lake residents
will be in the visiting party. The lick
cts arc good for thirty days, and IT Is
expected that many OF the oXcursionists
Will stay in the city at least ten days.
During the stay In Salt Lake il is planned
TO give the visitors the time of their
lives,
The Provo lodge OF Elks will assist in
the entertainment, as will also other Elk
being completed for big outing to the
Garden City. EllSs' day at Provo VIII
he held on July 81 Various diversions
Will be. provided for the guests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
EAGLES WILL HAVE JOLLY
TIME At ANNUAL OUTING

Preparations for the annual flight OF
Eagles OF The state have now been prac-
iically completed, and IL is expected that
June % will sec gathering OF members
uf the feathercd tribe at Saltair the ike
OF which never has been seen before. The
annual outing this year Is especially i'm
portant because il is intended to devote
the proceeds of the affair to paying the
expenses OF the trip OF the degree team
10 the annual national convention or the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles at st. Louis,
August 81. This will be the first time a
degree team has ever been sent so far
away to compete for a national prize,
and the team will come into competition
with many OF tic best teams In the coun-
try.
At the outing next Monday IA number OF
special features have been prepared LOT
entertainment OF the Eagles and reports
from surrounding towns indicate that
there will be a large attendance from
those places
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OF No. f5l First avenue, and was 20 years
oi age He was born In Slater, Mo.
Dusty Tomlinson was popular stu
dent a the Salt Lake high school. and
cndeared himself TO his fellow-pupls in
thousand different ways, He was Of
generous nature and CHEEKY disposi-
tion, Il boon companion and staunch
friend He was a member OF the Skull
club, and members Of that organization
will act as palloearers. In 1907 he was a
strong man In the high school football
team, where he played right balf-back.
Mr. Tomllnson was apparently as well
as ever Sunday afternoon. On Monday
morning he was taken desperately Ill OF
appendicitis. An operation was per-
formed and on Wednesday he regaincd
consciousness for Il little while. He soon
relapscd, however. and from that time
until his death he recognized no one. The
family and a few Intimate friends were at
the death bed.
The funeral will be held Monday at
2s3o o'clock. The services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. DIR. w. NJ. Paden,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church,
The Western Monthly will mako a
special rate to "The Man Back East -
for sixty days. Every citizen should
subscribe today. Telephone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
BESS DIVORCE ACTION TO
START ALL OVER A

Robert Edward Bess came out
rious in Judge Morse's court TIL
on his motion to set aside the Ind
tory decree of divorce granted hIa
Alice Elnora Bess, about six month
The hearing. OIL the motion 10 set
The decree has been on all week.
was alleged by Bcss that his wi
taincd her divorce on perjurcd ted
relative to his failure to suppo
family.
Judge Morse granted the Motio
set aside the decree. Upon motl|
gave Mrs. Bess two weeks In WI
file an amended complaint, and alE
Mr., Bcss two weeks thereafter
an answer, This means that the.
case will have 10 be tried over
and Mr. Bess will be given an
nifty 10 defend the action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
LYNCH is APPOINTED
MEMBER OF LAND BOARD

William J. Lynch. former chairman OF
the state board of land commissioners
and former chief of police of this city.
was appointed member of the state
land board OH Thursday by Gov. Will
liam Spry, to succeed w. II. Farnsworth,
resigned Mr.. Lynch served as presi-
dent Of the board under Gov. John c.
Cutters administration and was one of
the members not reappointed by Gov
crnor Spry.
When n vacancy occurred In the board
recently the governor began looking
about to find a man with some expert
encc in that line TO appoint TO the po-
sition. He decided upon Mr. Lynch be-
cause. among other reasons. OF his past
experience on the board. The board will
choose i;s own secretary TO fill MIR.
Farnsworth's place. but IL is understood
that the appointment OF Mr.. Lynch also
carries with il an understanding, AT
least, that nc shall be made secretary.
The appointment takes effect July l.
If you want the incest place in town
TO eat, 90 to the Congress, Hooper build
ing, East First South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
DON'T SELL MUCH LIQUOR
TO INDIANS IN UTAH

According TO a report for May issued
from the office OF w, f. Johnson. Indian
agent In Salt Lake. convictions for illo-
gal selling OF liquor to the wards OF
Uncle Sam throughout the country ex-
ceeded those OF any Othor month In the
history of the department. the total be-
ing 1872.
Arizona comes first on this roll show
ing % convictions. Wisconsin is close
second. with 80 convictions. while Call
fornia Is not far behind with A. From
that 1t drops 10 II In Nevada. In Idaho,
in Minnesota. in Iowa, In South
North Carolina and Oregon. Utah Is not
quoted. having evidently gone Scol-free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
,e stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
This day kind stars instill
Harmony and good will.
Friday, June "a, 1910.

|
Venus and Uranus assume ruling POSI-
tions, Uranus boing especially powerful.
There Is a likelihood of disagreement
between the sexes in such confGurations.
financial interests. Married people will
do well to approach questions concerned
with money cody and with mutual for
bcarance. or avoid them altogether.
Engaged people and lovers must he
careful not TO arouse each others jeal-
ousy.
Those who WOO for mercenary reasons
today do so under malignant star.
Otherwise Venus rules for women with
exceeding favor. Shopping. housekeeD-
Ing, matters Of dress and adornmcnt, en-
teriainment. visits, amuscmcnts and busl-
ness undertakings are nil under for
tunate augury.
Anything concerning the welfare OF
children should prosper under this Sign.
In business the best aspects rule for
peace. harmony and settlement OF ycXing
matters.
This twenty-four hour period should be
utilized for adjusting accounts. arbitra-
tions, making peace between enemies
and settling old quarrcls,
II has a mighty tendency, also, to help
all efforts at sclfreform.
Accountants. chemists and others who
deal with deeply intricate formulas and
figures arc likely TO find this one OF tho
days when difficult and perp]exing mat
tors seem suddenly clear
In this period astrolosy holds that all
forms OF study and all dealings with
persons who POSSESS knowledge In any
field are in highly favorable signs.
Bakers, butchers, caterers. distlllers
and others engaged In applying heat or
preservatiyc methods 20 food should ben
eft.
There is a good sign over anything
connected with feathers.
Herbal lore says that artichoke, beans,
parsley cherry elder and strawberry are
under Venus today.
Persons with this birth-datc should ex-
orclsc thought and reason during the
twclvemonth whenever they feel an i'm
petuous desire to do something hastily.
Children born today are under stars
indicating that they win be gifted with
pcrsuasivcncss and eloquence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
MURRAY FIREMEN WILL
HAVE GRAND TOURNAMENT

The carnival OF the firculcn of the Muir
raw fire department WIFI be held Wcdncs-
day. June 90, and big time is expected,
Tho address of welcome will be deliv-
cred at 1890 o'clock by Mayor Bentz.
and at II "A IN, there Will be a parade,
There will be "A band concert at Ar
lincton Grove at l o'clock In the after
noon. followed by a baseball game be-
tween the Murray and Mcrcur teams at
O'Clock.
4 hosecart race between Murray and
Sandy leans for prize OF Sl00 will be
"a feature This will be followed by n
competition against time, which will be
entered by all departments. At o 30
there will he n water fight between hose
company No. ] and hose company No. ..
In the evening there Will be grand
ball at Trocadero hall.
Lots of fun. Waudamere, today, Gran
tie stake picnic Welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
Court Ready for Taking of Evi-
dence Against Alleged Slayer
of FaSsell.
HERALD-REPUBLICAN WILL
BE GIVEN HEARING TODAY
Paper Is Charged With Con
tempt in Publishing Confes-
sion of Defendant.

Joseph Silvcrs.
David Ncff
j. a. lTill.
Joseph Dean.
George A. Little
Edward II Davis.
llebcr II. Davis.
George Hilton.
Frederick Langton-
Israel Spitz.
Frank III. Clifton.
Thomas W. CEampney.
The jury OF twelve men TO try Thomas
Riley charged with the murder OF
George w. Fassell in this city on March
26 last, was completed IN Judge Lewis .
court late Thursday afternoon and the
taking OF testimony will begin some time
Friday. after the court concludes the
hearing In the contempt charge against
the Herald-Republican Publishing com
pany,
The last juror is Thomas w. Champncy,
q laundryman. During the session Thurs
day twelve jurors were examined before
the last one was accepted by both sides
and sworn in. The state used seven per-
cmptory challenges during the eXamina-
tion of jurors and the defense used four
teen. IL has taken nearly two weeks 10
obtain a jury, and IL is very probable
that il would have been obtained some
time ago had il not been for the action
OF the Herald Republican III publishing
the confession of Harry Thorne. impli
eating Riley in the murder on the second
day of the Riley trial. On account of
the publication OF the concession Judge
Lewis directed the district attorney TO
cite the publishers of the paper for con-
tempt of court
1t was deemed advisable to take no
action on that matter until lfter the jury
was completed, hence the delay,
The affidavit in contempt. will be filed
by District Attorney Loofbourow Friday
and the citation Issued. 1t
will then be up TO the "Gimlct' crowd
TO purge itself Of contempt. The hear
Ing on contempt may take the greater
part of the day and thereby delay the
opening statement in the murder case
and the beginning OF the testimony.
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Committee Decides to Hear
dence as Result of City
torney's Protest.
FAVORABLE ACTION Upon
WHOLESALERS REOUj|
Meeting Will Be Held Tods
Which Light Will Bel
Shed.

There was little business tran.
by the committee Of the city cons
their meeting Thursday night, owl
the fact that the greater part 4
evening was taken up In considerat)
tho new traffic ordinance bv thc
mittec OF the whole. The lIccns1
mittee decided To recommend fhe
ing OF all the applications for win
liquor licenses and also all OF the
gistS' liquor licenses. exceptlnc III
the Doull Drug company and IA
the Schramm-Johnson drug stora ,
South Main street. These the co'
tee recommended should bs dcnie
The same committee had deni6
recommend the granting OF the
Licenses OF 125 saloons which ia
piled for n renewal. but a letter -
cieycd from City Attorney III. 4 nj
stating that he desired 10 protest 4
tho granting OF the licenses of
Wcy at the Wilson hotel 0us "A
at the Knutsford, Charles Murnhv
Wellington hotel, FrumkIn & Gon
the Mission bar and the FInch-P
Mulyey company on East Second
street He asserted that all al
places had violated the Ordinance
ferent ways, and he asked TO be
on tho proposition before the con-
or before the council after the con,'
report was submitted.
Hearing for Friday.
Chairman Moreton announced In,
committee would meet in the Z
chamber this (Friday) afternoon
o'clock, at which time the proprief
the saloons mentioned will be n
and the protests considered.
The license committee also decif
refer the Mckinney resolution h
the council without any recoInn,eni
and il Will have to be fought out
floor OF the council. Tho resolutIo,
vldes that no liquor license en-
granted 10 saloon which has 4,
or entrance 10 any turf exchange.
shop or gambling place, or to any
which serves liquor to place
gambling Is carried on.
To Identify City Property.
II was decided by the fire cam
to report favorably upon the resr
OF MIR. Reed. which provides th
Identification mark shall be placed
tools, implements and articles hell
to the city. The mark shall be cfr
steel die with the initials OF h
partmcnt TO which II belongs. 10
with number. All Implemcnf5
become useless shall be Stamped as
demned.' and a record made of tho
fore they are disposed of, II Is n
that this system will prevent 10 4
extent the theft of city tools ana +
ments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
CONFERENCE OF WOMEN
OF THE LIBERTY STAKE

A conference of the Womon's Relief
society OF the Liberty stake was held at
the Ninth ward assembly hall Thursday.
At the morning session reports were
heard from the various wards. all OF
which were of a satisfactory character.
Pretty music was rendered by the choir
At the afternoon session. Judge Alex
andcr AIcMaSter OF the Juvenile court
was the principal speaker. lie spoke OF
the Juvenile court work and how they
could direct their efforts toward prevent
Ing the appearance of the delnuucnts
before the Juvenile court,
All the old officers of the society were
sustained.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
EPW0RTH LEAGUE OF
MONTANA TN C0NVEN

ANACONDA, Mont, June ct
teenth annual convention OF the.
tana State Epworth league, the
religious gathering OF regularly
delegates ever held in Montana,
vened in Anaconda this evening
four days session. The n.eeunI
held I'm the First Methodist Ep|
church, and the address OF welco
behalf OF the commonwealth wae
cred by the Rev. w. w. Van orz|
Great Falls. Many prominent e
and church workers of Montana an
ent TO participate. The Rev uf,
Smith. president OF the wesleyan U
sity OF Salinas, Kan, is amon5
present
There will be a brief srrect m
tomorrow evening, besides inprihn
afternoon sessions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
SWEDISH BROTHERHOOD
CELEBRATES AT LAGOON

Members OF The Swedish Brotherhood
of America held forth at Lagoon in
Soodly numbers Thursday. when the mid
summer picnic was held there. Sven o.
Nelson was the orator of the day, and an
appropriate musical programme was car
Ticd out in addition to a programme of
athletic and fold events.
Suitable prizes were awarded to the
winners OF the various contests, and 5000
worth of souvenirs was distributed. \
feature OF the outing was boys and girls
dressed In native costume. Everybody
hnl Il real good Lime
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
JURY OF WOMEN
In COURT OF Rn

HAHNS PEAK. Colo. June ~ s
ia believed TO be the first Jur! y. -.
that has ever sat In q court 1L
the United States was asseInos
county court yesterday by Juds
ing 10 decide upon the sanity pe., ~
beth Hutchinson of Hahns x,aS
scat OF Routt county. which w u6
wiped out by a recent hrr, Ca III IN.
the Hutchinson case was calicu ,ot
discovered that there were ~, ~
eligible males in the town III ~ "a
the necessary jury Of SIN .rv,c1
ingly summoned for Jury Starr'
Maud Keller, Mrs, Nj; ~ a,,ilcv
Mary Creswell. Miss kate SIicc
Emma Mccormick and MIS-. 'hra
The women were duly sw ?rm5icf
evidence. and brought u a 'e
sans -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
SECOND OF SERIES OF
0PEN-AIR CONCERTS

The second. of a series OF open-aIr con-
certs which is being held at Liberty park
by order OF tho park commissioners was
given Thursday evening, \ large crowd
was present and enjoyed Il fine pro-
grammc of vocal and instrumental num-
bers.
Among those who furnished the music
Thursday evening were the Commercial
club Quartette and the Schubert string
quartctte.
The open-air concerts give promise of
proving very popular and Will without
doubt draw large crowd of people To
the place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
YOUNG MAN
SUMMONED BY DEATH
Dan R. TomIinson, Beloved by
Hundreds of Friends, Dies
Of Appendicitis.

In the death Of Dan II. Tomlinson.
which occurred Wednesday evening. there
was called one OF the most popular young
mon I'm Salt Lake city. DUSTY" Tom
linson, as he was affcctionately known,
was tho son of Nj. and Mrs Tomlnson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY


All Branches of Banking.
Interest bearing:
Certificates of Deposit.
Savings Accounts.
Mortgages on City Property.
Letters of credit. self Identify
ing travellers checks. wills,
trust agreements and trust
services; policies Of title in-
surance, abstracts, surety
bonds, safe deposit boxes.
W. S. NJ M'CORNJCK.
President.
HEBER M. WELLS,
Manager.
2S5 Main Street, Salt Lake
City.
in the Business Heart.
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Karth Needs Operation.

Melvin karth, charged with assault
with deadly weapon with Intent to
commit murder. was taken from the
county jail 10 ST. Marks hospital upon
the orders OF Dr. Odcll Thursday after
noon to undergo an operation. Since the
man has been In the county Jail pus has
formed I'm his neck which II is necessary
to drain. karth fired three shots at his
wife recently and then attempted 10 kill
himself by cutting his throat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-24

Notice is hereby given to all cred.
itors of the firm known as the Twcn.
tieth Century Polish company, that a.
J. Gordon, senior partner OF said firm,
Will from this 2Srd day of Juno not be
liable for any debts brought against
said firm. j. Fl. Burroughs. now sole
owner, shall pay All debts on and before
the above date, relieving said A. j
Gordon from all indebtedness
(SignedD A. j. GORDON.
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THROWING BOUQUETS
TO COMMANDER |

BRUNSWICK, Mo-. June D.
Edwin Peary, resolute and rc7'
explorer, truthful narrator. VINO
complishcd natures hauehticst cn
and by science and skill. courage
durance. forethought and perss'
proved man the master OF the "o1'
the. tropics to the poles.
This Acknowledgement OF tne
of Commander Peary, who ~.
from Bowdoln college In lsu, w.
today at the 1O5th commenceme''
ciscs Of Bowdoin by Presldene
Hyde, when he conferred upon
plorer the degree of doctor OF id4'