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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-12
The stars incline. but do not compel" 3"
HOROSCOPE
BY cosette.
Saturday, February IL, 1910.
Loud let the hcrald-tumpet ring.
His news shall 0y ON eager wing.

Venus and the Sun arc IN inferior con-
junction today The Moon Is I'm perieee
Mercury and Uranus are in favoring
aspects.
The trump of proClaiiuing nnralds' is
under auspices today Indicating great for
tune for advertising, Circulariziuc dem
onstrating, promoting aud other methods
for introducing new goods.
4 subtle. spiritual influence is promised
that should have great and beneficial
power toward helping men to reform
change habits and methods OF living
Shake off morbid and nprofita BILE
thoughts and otherwise do unusual and
clcv5tiuG things.
quick wit with q love OF mechanics and
invention should find the Time luCky.
Those who are much beloved or sought
by the opposite sex arc In great danger
today of doing some action through van
ity that will make them either ridiculous
or wrctched for years 10 come
The indications are good today for all
who have anything To do with steam.
According to hcrb-lore, this is the day
for herbs under I traDus.
The day Is marked good for hiring
women for any work.
Fish and other things OF the water arc
under lucky signs.
Persons with this birth date must be
very carefn during tho twclvcmonth
against making promises caroessly or
merely for the sake Of posiponing trou-
blosome things.
Children born today are not likely TO
do their true and best work unless they
arc working for some person cause
that cuiists all their desires and enthu-
siasm
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REV. FATHER RYAN
IS ALIVE AND WELL
Joyous News Received by
Friends of Popular Salt
Lake Priest.

1t falls to the lot OF but few men To
peruse thcIY own death notice. bat this
will be the experience OF Rev. Father
a. j, Ryan, OF this city, whose death
was announced in Tho Tribune Friday
morning. on supposedly excellent author
ity.
The many friends o! Rev. Father Ryan
viii he pleased To learn that the au-
nouncement OF the death of the popular
priest was the result of an error.
Thursday afternoon close personal
friend or Rev. Father Ryan received a
telegram from San Francisco announcing
that your friend died at 2;@0 y. m,
In view OF the fact that Father Ryan
had been i'm broken health for n long
time and had gone to the coast for the
purpose OF rocupcratiuC. the telegram
was taken 10 mean that the reverend
gentleman had passed away. and an
nouncemcnts TO that effect were made
TO the papers
Friday. however. a telegram was re
celvod from Father Ryan announcing
that he was ''alVc and we'll aud was
leaving FOR Salt Lake.
The Tribune has always prldcd itself
upon the correctness and reliability OF
It's news. but I'm this case II Is glad 10
admit that it WAS In error.
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LEAVES BIG ROLL
UNDER HIS PILLOW
Honest Chambcrmaid Finds the
Money, However, and 1t
Is Returned.

Leaving $4,000 under his pillow in q
room at the Wilson hotel one day this
week gave Morris T. Rohn OF Shoshouc
Ida. scare that he VIII remember for
some days To como. and incidentally
caused considerable subducd excitement
around the hostcry until the missing
money was located and returned TO the
owner The roll was picked up by a
chamhcrmaid and was promptly turned
over 10 the cashier. but il took kolln
some time before he learned that his
money was I'm the hotel safe.
Iiohn forgot all about his baniTol for
n time upon arising and when he left
his room he left tho $1,000 under n pill
low. Tho maid who cared for ihc room
saSpcd when she saw the bunch OF
money. but proved her honesty by re-
porting hcr find TO the housckecpcr. who
in turn handed over the money at the
office.
Rohn In the meantime had gone out
on business mission and II was more
than an hour after he left the hotel that
he discovered his loss. He FASTENED to-
tho hotel. Informed the clerk. and n
search for the money WAS promptly in
stitutcd. Laundry employees. maids.
bellboys and walters were questioned
and. after n thorough Investigation. IL
was discovered that the roll was In the
hotel safe.
The maid was rewarded with SO
note
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-12
MUST FILE INSURANCE
REPORTS BY MARCH |

Under the insurance law of this state
all insurance companies and associations
stock, mutual and assessment companies.
writing insurance OF any kind. and all
fraternal orders writing life. health or
to make full report OF the business done
during the year 1909 10 the insurance de-
partment. not later than March / 1910.
Because of the fact that these reports
have not been previously required of fra
tcrnal orders. the particular attention of
the local officers Of all such oulcrs Is
asked for. They should SEQ that the re-
port of business done in Utah during
1909 Is properly Furnished To Tho head
officers OF the organizations. so that il
may he promptly forwarded to the state
insurance department.
If any OF the fratcrnal orders arc on
Grating i'm the state without organizing
local lodges. they are. asked TO confer
with tho commissioner OF insurance iuN
the Dooly block.
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PUBLIC WORKS BOARD
IS UNABLE TO AGREE
And Council Must Wrest!e With
City Creek Aqueduct and
Catch Basin.

special meeting Of the board OF pub
lie works was held Friday afternoon in
tho Office OF Chairman II. G.. Mcmillan
for the purpose OF considering tho bids
on the City Creek aqucduct and catch
bnsin. which were submitted To the board
last Friday night. There were eight bids
on the contract and tho Gilli7 Construc
non company was the lowest bidder. us
bid being $22.@lj. There WAS some doubt
expressed at tho last meeting Of the
board as TO the ability OF tho ellis COM
pany To complete The work in the time
required so that matter was laid over
for Investigation.
Al the meeting Friday afternoon. Mr.
llalloran moved that the contract he
awarded To the ellis company, lie was
supported In his motion by Mr., Brooks
while Mr.. Mcmillan and Mr. Rootlidge
were opposed to It, MIR. Armstrong was
not present IL was contcndcd by the
members opposed to letting the contract
TO the Gllis company that that company
was an unknown quantity, as II has
never done any contract work for tho
Guy. ana that IT was the successor OF
the Utah Fircprooiing company. which
had done some unsatisfactory work. ON a
sidewalk contract several years ago.
They also argued that f. j. Moran. who
was bidder on the job. would guaran-
tee TO complete the contract In ten days
shorter time. than any other contractor.
and that he was much better equipped
TO do the work than any of the other
bidders. II the work Is not completed
within the required time II was stated
great damage might he done by the
floods OF City creek and the city would
likely have some damage suits on its
ands.
As it was impossible FOR the board To
agree on the matter. it was decided to
pass IL up 10 the city council. together
win all the facts in the case. FOR final
determination.
The board ordered Doyle Bros. &.
Schwartz 10 back MI the trenches on
Eleventh avenue 10 protect tho curb and
suttcrinE. and If this Us not done the city
win do it at the expense OF the con-
tractors
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PROGRAMME ARRANGED FOR
= SUPERINTENDENTS' MEETING

state Superintendent Of Schools a. c.
Nelson has arranged the programme for
the meeting OF city and county superin-
tendnnrs of the state. TO b" held in this
city Friday and Saturday, April ! and .,
The programme or subjects 10 be dis
cussed Is follows.
FRIDAY. 10 a. m.--The Trend nj Modern
ltduca ton The Present Cours" Of study
for the Schools Outside of Cities of the
First and Second Glass. Suggestive
Changes
Friday. p. m.-Educs 0onal and In
dustrisI Life. The Importance of a Def
mite Course Of Professional Study 10 BE
Pursued by tho Tca"hcr. The Importance
Of Medical Inspection I'm Our Schools.
Friday. 6 p. m.--Tho Common School
Curriculum. Care of School Property.
Saturday 800 m.-tndvidual In
<trrlction Versus Mass Instruction In
schools. TO What Extent Should Indus
trial Educa tion PC Taught in the Grades
of the Public Schools? Value OF Summer
Schools 10 Teachers.
SATURDAY . p m,-How Can the Super
jntcndeut Make His Official Visits 70
Schools Most Effective? Compulsory
school Attendance In Rural Districts.
General Discussion.
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JUDGMENT OF LOWER
COURT IS AFFIRMED
Case Is That of Ann Il. Gay
Against Young Mems Con-
sOlidated Coop.

The supreme court Friday affirmed
the judgmcu, OF the district court at
Provo i'm the case Of Ann T. Gay against
tive Mercantile institution and y. T..
Rockhnl. appellants. According TO the
facts as shown in the record the hus-
handeof Mrs. Gay owed the Cooperative
institution $99.9S. and suit had been iilcd
against Cay TO recover the same when
his wife made All agreement With the
company whereby she was to deed 60 IL
some land as security for the payment or
The debt and The company WAS 10 sell n
Jess than $500. and pay Mrs. Gay what
was left after deductiue the anount~auc
the company nv her husband
On July IF. 1905, the company sold the
property Of RockhiO who was its vice
president and director. for the sum OF
5000 ON July 26. 1906. fcw days after
the first sale Rockhil sold the land 10
man named King for $500. Mrs Cay
claiBcd that the first sale To liockhin
WAS fraudulent and was made Tor the
purpose Of dnprivinc h"v Of the real
value Of the land. She Glcd suit to Tr
cover tho difference between the S99.9S
and the sum al 500 Tor which amount
the land was sold 10 King.
The court found that she WAS entitled
to the $500 less tho sum of S2oI.2I. which
il found was the sum duo by her husband
the conranv and Rockbin appealed. The
supreme court hclds that tho lower court
did not err in finding That the sale from
the company 10 Rocllhili was fraudulent,
hence the Judgment was affirmed.
Justice FricE wrote the opinion OF the
court which is coucurrcd In by Chief
Justice Straup and Justice McCarty.
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morrow he said. illustrating his point
with automobiles. which five years ago,
were playthings for the rich and today
are being used hv farmers 10 haul their
produce to market.
He told how laundryman Of Fort
Worth had. through an advertising plan
Of telling how well he could do wash
incs built Mp a business that was worth
1000 year to him.
Honesty Pays.
Honesty in advertising Mr. Dobbs
said. was The only method that would
succeed in tho end. He said he would
rather tell "A lie 10 the mon who sur
rounded him and he caught at it than
10 tell lie in line Of advertising
copy This line of ethics. he said. WAS
the only line which could succeed, He
said the American public had grown
tired of scnaationalism in newspapers
and in advertising. His parting advice
was to spend money in the preparation
of COPY. An advertising man. he said.
should spend 80 per cent of his time
Judgment of tho solicitor as 10 he space.
Anybody can buy white paper because
il is all the same price and controlled
by trnst.
Since his election AS president of the
Associated Ad clubs Mr.. Dobhs said he
had visited twenty four clubs in eigh-
teen states and he counted il as an in
eStimable privilege 10 meet so many Of
the brightest business meu Of the coun.
try. The statement that a dozen big
advertising men would address tho Ad
club of Salt Lake in the next twelve
months was. received with hearty ap.
pamse. Mr.. Dobbs said these men were
giving their services freely and they
were men of such caliber that TO hire
them would break the richest lyccum
bureau i'll the country.
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ZION SMOKES 0NE
HIGH-CLA

z, r. Lincoln of New 7
dent OF F. Pohalski q
beSt-known tobacco fiTW
States. has been In Sal
cral days on a business a
Mr.. Lincoln is accomp3u
salt Lake Is recogu
the country as n mdrkck
grade cigars and tou1
Lincoln. Friday. The 4
to manufacturers and 1o[
class of goods dcInsnde0
crs. There is a markco
call for the cheaper LIND
many eastern states n
Thomas -. Atkins. cor
same firm as MIR Linn
quarters at Denver. waS
visitor this week. -
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REHEARING IN GAME
MINING CASE DENIED

Tho petition Of plaintiff for rehear-
ing i'm the case Of Joseph y. Game
against r. j. Hs seenbarh and Max Jung
handel. appellants. was denied by the
supreme court. Friday.
Cainc secured Judgment against the
defendants i'm Judge Lcwis's division OF
the district court for nearly a half-mil-
lion dollars damages for breach of
contract for the purchase of tho Ludwig
mine in Nevada. an option ON which had
been secured by Cainc and sold TO IaS-
enborth and Junghandel.
Tho supreme court reversed tho iudg-
ment OF the lower court and Mr.. Caine
petitioncd for q rehearinC. which the SUI
preme court. Friday. denied.
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LOWER COURT UP
IN JUAB G.

In an opinion handed 4
preme court. Friday, fhf
dered by the district cou
~ in the case of \. V. u
Juab County Mill and Fl
appellant. was affirmed
Hs gue filed suit TO e1J
from maintaining a watc
Of his residence In Nepl
il so that il would be
feet higher in front OF n
it had been the prevtQ
The lower court grantee
and the company an
prejudicial error, was co
lower court. the judgmo
The opinion Of the sur
written by Justice Frlcf
in by Chief Justice Stu
McCarty. a
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SCHOOL SUpERINTENDENTS
OFF FOR INDIANAPOLIS

state Superintendent OF Schools A. c.
Nelson aud City Superintendent of
Schools H. r. Christensen viii leave at
noon today for Indianapolis TO attend
the meeting of the department OF super
intcndence of the National Educational
aSsocia lion, which coDVeneS March l.
ON the way To Indianapolis. both su-
perintendenis will visit schools in Chi
c0Go and other large cities. They expect
TO be gone about three weeks. Superin-
tendnat Christensen will gather data on
tho high schools OF the east 10 be used
as suggestions to The board OF education
in forming plans for the construction of
the new high school in this city.
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SCHOOLS OBSERVE
L|NCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
Children of City Pay Homage to
Memory of Martyred
Emancipation.

IN practically all the public schools
of the city Friday appropriate exercises
were hold I'm commemora lion OF Linz
coins birthday. Splendid programmes
were rendered In almost all the rooms
and the schools were visited by a large
number Of parents OF the pupils.
The programmes Included musical num-
bers by the children. Uecita tons aDpro-
pTiatc 10 the occasion, Including the
salute 10 the flag and the Gettysburg
speech.
Al the Bryant school. the Rev. Elmer
I. Goshen, pastor Of the First Cougre-
gationnl church. talked TO the history
class on the lie or Eiucoln and Incl
dents connected with the great civil
war.
Al the schools were the sccncs OF
much enthusiasm on the part Of the
children the little ones demonstrating
great interest in the celebration OF the
birth OF the man who is fttlngly termed
Americas greatest president.
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TWO SUITS ARE FILED
BY BREWING COMPANY

Suit was fled In the district court Fri
day by the II. Wagner Brewing com
pnny against LcVi Turner To recover
balance Of 1921 90. alleged 10 be due for
merchandise sold to Turner between Dc
ccmber l. 1907, and February %: 1909.
Tho same company also filed SUIT
against j. r. Wren 10 recover S10I, al
legged 10 bc due on a promlssory note
executed October 81. 1905: 500 as attor-
ucy's fees. and si12 alleged 10 be due Tor
merchandise sold TO Wrcn between Octo-
her a6 and December -. 1909
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SKIS s15,So0 fol

]. F. Howell filed an 81
trlct court. Friday. agar!
dro. Los Angeles & Sat
company TO recover dan'
of $1,000 for personal I'M
have been received wiiilc
one of the company's V
entc, New, February ~,
IL is alleged that the,
Howell was riding went
fective tresilc and his
his right wrist and lett
nently in1urs
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Patents for Utahns.

j. NJ Thomas the Salt Lake City
patent attorney. reports the securing of
pstepts and trademarks by the following
Utah Inventors;
John NJ Browning OF Ogden, a safety
device for firearms
John NJ Callow of Salt Lake. n screen
sizing and separating machine, for siz-
ing and scpara ting. the shines of mill
ing plants.
Theodore Il. SundbcrG Of bingham
Cauynn a valve used In connection with
air comprcssors and air drills. one that
viii not work lnos" with the constant
vibration and Jar pf such machines, and
so compact tina, n can he used IN cor
nrr. and PLACES where 1t is difficult to
operate The ordinary valve.
George O. Bradley Of salt Lake, a car
dump.
pany secured the registration of Its trade.
mark Aberdeen
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DAINTY CREATIONS.
VALENTM
Child S Floral Art SboI
MARRIAGES INCRf
DIVORCES IA

According to statistic
State Statisticlan II. VI
there were Just Two
granted In the state IN y
while the marriages for !
crease of 37S as Compare
Vious year.
In t90S there were AZ
a2S divorces. while In 7
1900 maria ges and 80 On
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USUAL 7ALES|
IN D|v0RCE
Only Three Decree
and Two of Thu
Default.
SESSION is LACKIN'
SENSATIONAL
Catherine E. McDo|
Marriott and Ida
Successful PetiI|

Business was rather
Morse S court Friday of
regular weekly divorce m
three divorces were grant
cases were contested by
up until Friday. when an
probably reached whereh
or tho defendants wcrc
divorces granted wlthmut
Catherine Z. Mcdonald
divorce from Allan McD<
husband had flied an az
decided not 10 fight the
milted II TO go by defa.
Donald stated that she !
Leadyille. Colo. Octobe
that during the past eiehi'
husband had only contrlh,,
toward her support. 81
her husband with misct
widow named Mrs. Pbo<
declared that nc spent r,7f
and time with Mrs. ~
stated that her huaha M
charge her with mlscoud
Miller, ut whose home :
boarding, unless the m,
settled by February 3. i
divorce. Mrs. Mcdonald "
resume hey maiden nam
Duddld. M
Mrs. Marriott !,
Tho case Of Mary Mar,
seph Marriott. which wae
and dismissed because az,
dcnce on either aide, bff1
By the husband consentirr
lnE of a new trial. was
of and Mrs. Marriott ri
vorce, presums hly by ac
husband failed TO appor
Marriott charged her hs7
scrtion and failure Ia
wore married January q.
dltion TO n divorce she \.
mony In the sum OF sic
Ida Williams wax RI
from Austin q. WilliaIl1f1
OF non-supporl. They W.
10. 1904. and Mrs. WnIiaf |,
her husband had failed h
ever since their marriac :.
been compelled 10 depenf
ents for support. She
slimony. but Judge Mon,
Information as to why III
allmony for the support
dren. She replied that
with her husband that
ask for slimuny. -
Agree as to AZ,
il was then announcedI
that Williams was In q
Morse called him to thel
He stated that als wife .
agree Ia pay $40 a mon
he could not do II. nut
that be would pay sis
did not ask for alimonv
The court asked Mrs. N
thought that amount woS
for the support Of tho ci ,
replied that she though
that WAS more than sh
ceivcd from her htIsbanf
then mad an order REQ
to pay his wife SIS mor
also gave her the CUSTODY
The decree in the casc
against Samuel V. Pitts
allow Mrs Pitts alimony
OF $3.50, payable al the
month. ~
David MIchels was
court 10 pay mis- divor(1
Michels. Sc n week TO ap !
mony previously ordercrI
court. Z.
In the case Of Myrtle
a against George A. w
court ordered the defenf
wife SO a month as ten I
and also, So as attorney
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UTAH SAVINGS g. TRUST
COMPANY.

situated in the business heart
Of The city, at No. go Main
street. does a. general banking
business aud offers exceptional
facilities TO business men, firms
and rorporations-makes q spe-
ciaItv Of ladies' checking ac-
couuts-ipyites time deposits
and savings reconnaissance
letters Of credit-takcs care OF
escrowsrwrites surety bonds
makes abstracts-insures titles
accepts trusts and rents
safety deposit boxes.
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W EEKLY BANK Gu
SHOW I'M

Salt Lake bank .cleariu
week ending Friday amo
70S.1S. as compared with
the corresponding week
cle0rlugs Friday We're 81
All the banks and othe
tutious will he closed TO
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PURE FOOD BUREAU
IN MONTHLY MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the state pure
food bureau was held Friday afternoon
az the office OF state Food and Dairy
Commissioner Willard Hansen Only
three members Of the board We're pres
ent. ono member. T, ~ Williams. being
in the east. and Mr.. Hansen was called
ont of the city on business.
Nothing Of Importance was acted upon
by the board. The greater part OF tho
time was spent in a general discussion
OF its work. The oleomargarine matter
wns taken up for discussion, hut In view
OF the recent opinion given by Attorney
General Albert r. Barnes on the matter.
the board took no action.
Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
66 West 2nd South street. Phone 71a
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The comrades of James 5. Mexican
post No. |, G.. A. r., are requested Ia
attend the funeral of Comradc Jacob
II. Wolcott Sunday afternoon at | 80
o o'clock, at Hall 8. funeral parlors, TO
paw ctlcir last respects TO our late and
beloved post commander. Every com
rade should be present, and TO other
comrades, corps members aud friends
the invitation is extended.
+. G.. WALTENSPIEL, Commander.
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CHILD's FINE FLOWERS

Express tho true Valentine sentiment.
No. / Main street
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4 private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of tho
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company.
80 Up. Main street. $500 per year.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS DANCE.

TUESDAY evening. February IL. Unity
hall. us South Second East. Tickets,
30 cents.
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., III Main street. Ell
elusive photo dealers
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Tribune Want Ads
Bell Main $500 Indc pendent 800
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J H r e N T.

ARCHITECT.
Room 625. Newhouse Bldg
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Tribute to General Connor,

Judge Zane's address was followed by
piano solo by Miss Ethel WintcroUd.
4 Violin solo was given by Miss Pitt
and soprano selection by Miss Laura
II1dlcy Comra1c ii. III. kiusman read
the biographical sketch Of Gen. Z, Ed
ward Conuor from Kate Fields Wash
ingtou." which WAS atteutivcly listened
10 and much cnloyed by the audience.
After the singing of America by tho
audience. tho rrOsrAmmc concluded.