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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
ALBERT THOMAS
AGAIN IN THE TOLLS

OGDEN, Aug 22--Albert Thomas, whc
is getting to be well known figure
in police circles, was arraigned before
Judge Murphy on Saturday on the
charge of vagrancy, the complaint al
leging that he had no visible means Of
support and was living from the earn
ings OF a f8llen woman. Thomas was
held under $50 bonds and his case viii
be thoroughly Investigated. There Is
now "A case pending In the justice court
at Pleasant View against Thomas
charging "A very serious offcnse. II TO
alleged that Thomas took a young lady
for "A buggy ride In ogden canyon. and
after getting her partially intoxicated.
drove along the foothills east of the
city where, after a quarrel because of
his offensive actions he struck the
woman with his clcnchcd fist knocking
her to the ground. He then drove away
and left her to get back to the city as
best she could. When the case was
brought into the municipal court,
Thomas asked for and secured q
change of venue to the Pleasant View
court ON the grounds OF bias on tho
part Of Judge Murphy who recently
fined Thomas $40 Tor selling cigarettes
to inmates OF the state industrial
school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
S. /. & o. FILES ANSWER.

OGDEN, Aug. EN- a lengthy an
swer filed by the Salt Lake & ogden
railroad company in a suit brought by
Attorney Chas II. Hollingsworth. the
company denies that the legal services
performed by the attorney were worth
Sls,2s5, as claimed In the complaint,
and that 81 ,525 was reasonable amount
under the conditions Of the agreement
at the time Hollingsworth entered the
services Of the company. The complaint
alleges that about July 1, 1909, Hol-
lingsworth solicited the position from
simon Bamberger. stating that as he
had Just recently been admitted TO the
bar, the position would give MIN a
standing and considerable prestige. He
Is also alleged TO have said that he
would be willing TO do any work re-
oured and that the question OF re-
enumeration should be left entirely with
Mr.. Hamburger who agreed to pay halt
his office rent as part compensation
The railroad people decided that MI.
Hollingsworth's services were worth
s25 per month with so additional for
every day spent In court. They ask
for an itemized statement OF the work
and claim that not over 80 days were
spent in court during the entire -FOUR
wears Hollingsworth was in their en-
ploy. The company claims that on
March 80 1909. Holllngsworth was ais
charged and that full payment TOT MS
services has been made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
RICHFIELD.
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. s.
NAMES OF FACULTY


RICHFIELD, Aug. 19.-The Rich
field school board is having the school
buildings repaired and renovated pre-
paratory to the opening Of school on
Sept. 8.
Music will be feature In school
training this year and will be under the
direction of Prof. John Hood. Another
piano has recently been purchased, so
there win be one in each building. tN-
ira equipments have been ordered Tor
the High school to meet the demands
Of the agricultural. domestic art and
science courses of other third year
studies.
The members OF the school faculty
are as follows:
High School-Howprd V. Aston.
principal, mathematics, history ana
Latin. Edith Dmmitt. English and GER
man. Margaret Ross. commercial
course. John s christensen, science
and physical education. John Hood,
music. Florence Horn. Domestic
science and art.
Grade Schools--Earl Thompson, prin-
cipal; j. L. Quist, Jessie Priest. SOPHIA
Goldhrandson. Steven stevenson, Anna
n. williams, Minnie Pace, Mary urie,
Dora Meeks. Mabel Lubbock, Geneva
Cox, Mary Haight. Lillian Sooy. Irene
seegmiller. clay Alfred. Leah futile
Iris Cambell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
FUNERAL SERVICES.

OGDEN, Aug. 22.--Funeral services
over the remains OF Edna Eva Burt,
the 1l-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, John r.. Burt, were held Sunday
afternoon at the Seventh ward meet
inghouse, Bishops Counselor George ;.
Wilson presiding. The musical pro-
gram was as follows. Duet, 20 Morn
ing Light" the Misses Lena Brown
and Pauline Maddock solo. Nearer
Home Today" Miss Artie Simpson; solo
calvary" Miss Pauline Maddox;
trio. Jesus Lover OF My Soul Mrs
Emma Maddox and the Misses Pauline
and Julia Maddox The speakers were
Elders Alexander Hogan. John Barker,
Chas. ID. Clark and Bishop Miles L.
JOnes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
TiRA|NLOADS OF FRUIT
GOING OUT OF UTAH
, markets CIamoring for Utah's
Iuscious Elberta Pcaches-Good
Prices Obtaining.

.nrN Aug. 22.--utah fruit ship
are now on in earnest and the
~.n .d lines are expecting to carry n
ia"s srd cars Of fresh fruit out of the
uVs between Cache Junction and
asseld The Pioneer Fruit company.
,,ah practically has charge OF all tho
W. .bipping in the state, is Just en-
ifvA into what viii probably prove
isl"t sgest fruit campaign Of It's eN-
sienee AZ, glberta peaches. is be-
nacked into cars all over the state
iR ~ movement eastward, where the
iVl sts are clamoring for the produce.
W. HERMAN lines are making special
Ihe,li,us FOR the rapid handling OF the
Pv,, ,Srs Al IL o'clock each night d
Au ice train is being run as far
sEE as brigham, with stops at Hot
h N Willard and Five Points, where
sPntsr,qerator cars for the fruit ship
m ,s are stocked with ice. All the
mSsd cars are brought to ogden by
~ snecial and leave ogden at an early
~ In the morning. When enough
nVs' are picked up TO make special, a
49, ate train Is made up and
~, east. II there are not enough
Z, ,be cars for a special, they are at
.ssd 10 one OF the California green
ii Tss present price of alberta peaches
d. Il cents per case I. o. b.
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CONVERSE APPEALS.

OGDEN. Aug. 22--C. H. Converse,
who was sentenced to serve one year i'm
the state penitentiary by Judge Howell
on Saturday afternoon on the charge
OF grand larceny. has taken an appeal
to the supreme court on his motion FOR
a new trial being denied. Judge Howell
issued certificate of probable cause
for an appeal at the request of the de-
PENDANT. Converse was recently con-
victed by a jury Of entering the whole
sale millinery establishment of Lyman
Brothers Of this city and stealing
therefrom ostrich plumes of tho value
of $125 The theft occurred last winter
and Converse was arrested In Salt
Lake, where he attempted To- sell the
plumes at private houses. He claims
to have purchased the goods from a
stranger at Murray and had several
witnesses at his trial who testified to
having witnessed the transaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL sOCIAL.

RpCHFIELD. Aug. ia very enjoy
able lawn social and entertainment was
given last evening at the Jones garden
under the auspices Of the parents
classes from the sunday schools of the
three wards OF Richheld. The object
OF the entertainment was to create
more lively interest in the parents class
work In the sabbath schools and induce
better attendance. During the musical
part OF the program talks were made
along the line Of parents class work.
At the conclusion Of the program DC
iicious lunch was served by George
stoiI OF the Southern Hotel. over 800
people were present. the weather was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
JOSEPH M0GAN HOME
BURNED AT UlNTAH

OGDEN. Aug. 22-The home barn
and haystaCks OF Joseph Morgan OF
Uintah. seven miles east OF this city,
were destroyed by fire Sunday. The
loss Is estimated at 10000 The fire
started in the haystacS and Is sup
posed to be OF inccndiary origin The
flames soon spead to the barn and
house, which, with their contents, were
completely destroyed.
Mr.. Morgan and the members OF his
family We're away from home at the
time OF the fire and returned only In
time to see neighbors. with buckets of
water, putting out the last smouldering
cmbers. As soon as the FIRE was dis
covered residents of the vicinity has
tened 10 the scene and quickly organ
lied a bucket brigade. They fought rs
best they could with their limited aud
inadequate paraphernalia. but their cf-
forts were of no avail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
RECENT DEATHS
BOND, JOSEPH Boor-At hi

BOND, JOSEPH BOOr-At his
home in Ramah. Mckinley county,
n. NJ, Joseph Boot Bond died Aug 10.
1910. of appendicitis. He was born
i'm weber, Morgan county, Utah, May
30. 1872. In the fan OF 1873 ne re-
rnoved with his mother and her fam
ily to Arizona and four years later to
New Mexico. which has since been his
home. During the years 1900 ana
Ia01 he filled a mission in the south
western state, laboring in the state OF
Texas. At home he had occupied sew
eral ecclesiastical positions. He Is SUR
vived by wife and six children. many
relatives and friends. The funeral was
held at the meeting house, conducted
by Bishop j. r. Ashcroft. singing
was furnished by the choir. under the
tesdershlr, of G. W. Davis. The speak
ers we're Elders F. @. Nelson and
John bloomfield and Bishop J. Il.
Ashcroft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
ACCIDENT CAUSES
WATER FAMINE

OGDEN. Aug. 22.-"Turn on the
vater. mayor, we see the point" was
,be cry of numerous citizens on SAT
s,a,y because OF the fact that Ogden
was entirely without water from $3.50
\, the morning till s O'Clock at night.
ewing 10 the fact that a 16-inch plug
y, TWenty-ffth street and Taylor ave-
nue. burst, all the water In the olty
IA 10 be turned on and many com
nsn,s we're heard to the effect that
me water was being kept of so as to
'orvlnce the voters to act favorbaly on
me water-bond election on Sept. ., The
s.ryar,ment deny that any trick was
SsIng played but state that 1t was
s,,relv an unavoidable accident and an
ss,oouent argument in favor OF the
bonds. which will be expended to IL
s,all other mains and make many re-
49,. 10 the system, providing the ma
;ory OF the citizens see the matter
nom that light.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22

TO obey the law II the city would stor
prosecutions:
Spanish Fork city W. zeph Pace
selling liquor
Robert Chapple vs. Il. Coltrin and
Robert Chapple W. 81. j. Martell and
Joseph Markham; damage suit for IL
legal arrests.
Spanish Fork city vs.. William Nj.
Thomas, a case wherein defendant was
tried twice before jury for using
abusive language to Police Officer Ieb
Coltrin OF Spanish Fork, and the jury
In each case failing TO agree, was dis
missed on motion Of plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
SPRINGVILLE.
BLACK HAWK VETERANS
ENCAMPMENT ENDS


spRtNGNII.LE. Aug 1s.-This was the
closing day OF the Black Hawk Neet-
ans, reunion camp fire. and was the great
est day in the history of these eN f,aJss
rho county excursion brousnt hu"u'ou'
more 10 the already large cro"as' 49,
The morning progam at tue met t,,,n,.o
Io,,se was very interesting. Lem, PROVO
and sprlngville bands made sweet music
which enlivened the das's pleasure, -.
In the afternoon a baseball game pc
tween Lehi and springyille made m Ven
excitement at the a. e. grounds; lhe
s,,1,rc being 4 TO in favor Of Lohi In
the evening Lehi and springyills, o "a, tho
theater dance hall, where Lehi won out
again. II to :. .. ,as hoo,,
tho greatest Of all ever had and new IN
forests is being taken by both young
and old. and am organization OF the SOM
md daughters Of the f3iack Hawk Yeter
ans is proposed TO keep the camp IRE
spirit burning. ,.,
THE veterans break mp camp reluctant !
is ana tired. as for four days and nights
Very little sleep has come to any OF
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
EVANSTON, WYO.
WILL CELEBRATE LABOR DAY
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

EVANSTON, Wyo.. Aug 19.--The la
boring men Of Evanston arc making
preparations for the celebration Of La
Dor day Sept. 5, 1910. quite a large sum
OF money has been raised and every
thing Is shaping for grand celebra-
ton.
The superintendcncy Of the Evanston
ward Sunday school gave the children
a picnic Tuesday afternoon, Aug IS, IN
the City park. quite a number OF the
children turned out and a good time
was had by all who attended. The
Sunday school recently gave a cantata
entitled "Snow White" i'm the ward
chapel. 1t was a great success. The
people OF the town have asked that IL
be repeated In the near future. The
proceeds went 10 the building fund OF
the ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
WILLARD.
HARVEST HOME CELEBRATION
IN HONOR OF lNTERURBAN

Especial Correspondence
WILLARD CITY, Titan, Aug. ia
grand harvest homo celebration ~ W
a.. he,d M willard city. BoNclder coun-
~. Utah. Aug 81. Upon TINS date
The people of willard are going 10
make an vlsitors happy by tiee as
position of our best fruit.
For the days entertainment the pro
gram will be contributed TO py ur,l l
T,on, sail lake city, Ogden and Brig
ham. also Washable Indians, together
with local talent.
This celebration IL given to com
memorials the advent OF the new inter-
urban road which connects TINS c''S
with ogden.
rhere win be sports Of all kinds upon
tho hall park in the afternoon. ana
competent committees will serve re-
frcshments and meals to all visitors
with free feast of the best fruits. me
ons eac., 10 be eaten upon the GROUNDS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
prsEREr EVENING NEWS MONDAY AUGUST % 1910

which Corey was about TO shoot, pro-
viding the animal be given to him.
Corey agreed 10 the bargain but later,
after the animal had fully recovered,
brought suit to recover the horse.
The Union Portland Cement COM
pany has filed motion In the district
court asking TO have the verdict, which
gave to George Geanakolous, n Greek,
n Judgment for $500 for personal in
juries received at the Devils Slide
plant on April %. 1909, set aside on the
grounds OF insufficient evidence to war
rant the verdict. errors in law and ex-
cesslvc damages. Geanakolous brought
suit to collect 5000 damages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
DEATH OF ROBERT BAIRD.

OGDEN. Aug 22.-Robert Raird died
at his home. 1854 Dan street. Five Points,
Saturday afternoon of Brights disease
after an lines OF several months. lie
was born at st. Louis, Mo, April "a
1858. and came to Ogden I'm 1887. lie
is survived by his parents. wife and
three daughters, all OF whom reside IN
Weber county. The funeral VIII be
held from the Lynne ward meeting
house, Wednesday at 1 o'clock. The
body will lie in state at the home on
Tuesday evening and Wednesday morn
ing Interment will be made In tbs
cfty cemGterV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
PROVO.

The News Ia delivered by carrier
every night ,aunday excepted at y
cents per month. All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David johnson, agent
for Daily, Saturday and semi- Week.
taken for Church works. Residence az
South First West street.
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Ind si2-f.
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave
Ind. l02-A,
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COWLEY, WYOMING.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
WELCOME SHOWERS
leneclnl correspondence.l

COWLEY, Wyo.. Aug. 17.-Yesterday
two successful operations were per-
formed by pr Croft. assisted by DR..
Carter of Basin. one upon John Wool
soy. who was accidentally struck by
lever on bull rake while putting up
hay, which fractured the skull. The
other operation was on Nephi Robert
son for hernia.
4 horse belonging to c. A. Weich
was struck dead by lightning rev
days ago, the other animal in the team
escaping. William Vance, Sammie and
Nash Welch received "A severe shock.
being near by, but were not hurt ser-
ously.
The recent showers have cooled the
atmosphere and much improved condi-
lions generally
The stake quarterly conference will
be held at Cowley. Aug. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN, Aug. 22-Y. Nabashima. a
Jananese saloon man, was discharged
on the charge Of selling liquor 10
minors. r. Hina- also a japanese, was
held for trial on the same charge ana
much OF the court session was taken up
in hearing evidence In the matter Inc
case was continued until today
j. Davis was sentenced 10 serve nv
days FOR drunkenness OF pay a fine OF
S.
william Preston was given n sus-
pended sentence OF % days for Vagran-
cy. - -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-22
CANNING co. INCORPORATES.
rouRT HDIsrRICT COURT.

PROVO. Aug. 22.-Edward Burke and
Frank Boland. transients, were ar
raigned in the Fourth district court
Saturday on the charge of robblns
James Gore Of $50 at Cotton on inc
nipht az Tuly 2s-They entered pleas of
not guilty. Robert Anderson was APP
pointed to defend Burke and Andrew
p Morgan to defend Roland, Gore
assailants not only robbed him but
severely beat and kicked him, ana
locked him up in a boNcar In which
he remained overnight till he was re-
leased by railroad men the next morn
ing.
tho Spanish Fork liquor troubles were
formally dismissed I'm accordance win
agreements made at the time the
liducr men of Spanish Fork promised