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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
SUMMERS PURE
FOOD WORK OUTLINED
Dealers in Syrups and Other
FIayOrs Must Designate
Whether They Are Real.
SALE OF SHORT WEIGHT
FLOUR MUST BE STOPPED
Short Weight in Butter Acct
dental. and No Prosecutions
VIII Be Instituted.

The monthly meeting of the state
nure food bureau was held at the ohhce
or Willard Hansen. state food and dairy
commissioner, in the Dooly bloek
Wednesday afternoon. All the members
of the bureau were present. Consider
able business was acted upon, and plaus
outlined for an active pure food cam
paign for The coming summer
The resignation Of Simeon Hanson a.
sioncr was accepted, and j, l.. Johnson
of this city was appointed 10 succeed
him. Mr.. IIanson's resignation VIII
take effect April L. The bureau dis
cussed at some length the rulings rela'
tive to extracts, and IC WAS thought ad'
visable to include the various nhVot
syrups served in ice cream sodas al
soda fountains under these laws
Must Label Flavors.
That is. the bureau was in favor OF
requiring the druggist or contectlonei
10 designate over his fountain whether
the various flavoring syrups were real
or imitation. IN order thuJ the public
might know Just what II is drinking
1t was also thought best that druggiIst4
should designate whether or not they
use benZoate of soda i'll preparing the
various summer drinks
According to Mr.. Hansen. there has
been flour shipped into Salt La ke which
is improperly labeled as TO weight. The
bureau intends to enforce rigldly Ill.
laws regarding the correct weight OF the
contents appearing on the sacks. and IT
violations Of this nature continue, prose.
cutions will result. The bureau Will
try test case of tins kind the first
chance 1t gets.
Several firms appeared before the
bureau at its meeting Wednesday to
show cause why they should not be
prosecuted for violations of the food
laws. Several weeks ago the depart
ment seized some ice cream cones at
the Sweet Candy company that were
found to contain saccharine. These
cones were shipped from the American
Cone company Of San Francisco, and
hence no blame was attached to the
Sweet company. Mr.. Sweet was, there.
fore, exonerated by the bureau.
Short-Weight Butter
The Christensen Creamery company
owing to the butter cutter being out OF
order, sent out some butter which was
found 10 be under weight. However, it
was shown that while the one side of
the machine cut slightly under weight
the other side cut that much over
weight, ana splHc Oh LHe oNcr-WclpNt
butter was also found. AS this was uu-
intentional and accidental on the part
OF the creamery company, the bureau
took no action.
1t was announced at the meeting that
on April II and II n meeting Of the
pure food officials of the various western
states will be held al Boise, Ida. for
the purpose of bringing about more uni
formity IN the laws regarding pnre
food. 1t IS desirable 10 do this in order
that when dealers ship articles under
the laws Of one state they shall not
conflict with the laws Of another, as
lhey do IN some cases at the present.
IL Is hoped that The members Of the
local state pure food bureau viii attend
this meeting,
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BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS
TO BE OPENED FRIDAY

The board Of park commissioners held
a meeting Wednesday afternoon i'm the
city recorders office but transacted very
little business. Bids for the concessions al
Liberty park were 10 have been opened
AT o'clock. but the board postponed that
rn1ftar until -Eridsu-ofta .-A-nn
O'Clock at :, meeting 10 bc held In the
office .of !Icher VI. Wells.
The commission instructed tho clerk
TO send communication la tho city
council inuuirlne rs 10 why The council
had failed to confirm IT'S appointment OF
Nicholas Byhower as superintendent OF
parks. The appointment WAS sent To- the
council several weeks . 90. but as yet no
action has been taken on Il.
After tho meeting nest Friday the COM
mission VIII visit Pioneer park in com
pany with the superintendent OF parks
and the city engineer and look over the
location for a public playground In that
park. II will then make IN estimate of
the cost of improvements necessary to
perfect the playground and report to tho
council
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
WIFE PROVES CHARGES
AGAINST HER HUSBAND

Judge Morse of the district court on
Wednesday granted n decree of separate
maintenance In favor al Marie McCar
roll and against Robert MCCarrol on the
grounds of dcsertion and failure to sup
port They were married in this city
ON March 4. 1908 and Mrs McCarroll
told the court that her husband had
for some time been using all of his money
FOR liquor and had not supported her at
all. and had finally deserted her. She
declared that he drank 10 excess and
that she had been dependent upon her
rwn efforts for her support, although her
husband is carpcntes and earns good
wages.
McCaTroll contested the case and dc
nicd That inc drank TO excess OF that he
had failed 10 support his wife lie said
that she had about $500 OF his money OH
deposit In a bank. He also charged hts
wife with using vile and profaue lam
guage towards him.
Judge Morse granted Mrs. McCarroll
decree and allowed her $40 = month
as separate mniut utcnmcc and $40 as al
torDey's fees. Sh9 Was also given the
household furniture.
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Fire Demonstration.

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 clock a
very interesting demonstration Of the
Miuimax Fire Extinguisher will be
given at No. 80 f. ath South.
-i--- Il A-E - ------:
rive of the company. is here 20 Give
The demonstration for the benefit of
The Ere department and all who will
eXtinguisbcr
Sixty gallons of coal tar gasoline,
etc. and excelsior and other inhamma-
bic material will bc used
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POSSIBLE LYNCH|NG
AVERTED BY POLICE
Woods's Alleged Enticement of
Little Beck Girl From Home
lnfuriates Citizens.
MAN Is CAPTURED ONLY
AFTER A FURIOUS CHASE
At Police Station Denies the
Charges and Says He Ran Be-
cause of WOman's Screams.

Charged with cntlcing the six year-old
daughter Of Mrs, j. Beck from her home
at G2I Sixth East street, with j sinister
purpose in view. Anthony Woods. Il ce-
ment contractor 20 years old, was ar
rested by Patrolman Anthony Olson
Patrol Driver George Moore and Motor
cycle Officer W. W. Griffith, Wednesday
afternoon AT 1890 o'clock. and saved
from possible lynchiug at the hands Of
infuriated citizens on + street between
Third and Fourth avenues,
According TO tho reports received by
the police Woods went 10 the home o!
the child Wednesday. about noon, and.
after giving her a bag of candy enticed
her 10 accompany him TO The eastern part
OF the city before the child was missed
by the anxious mother Mrs. j. Kingdom
her house at Seventh East and Fourth
South streets. on their way eastward, and
ran after the man.
Child S Aunt to the Rescue,
Mrs, Kingdom Immediately attacked
Woods. who started to rum. The chase
OF $40 Eighth avenue, who took Mrs.
NtnSGon into his buggy and drove after
the fleeing man, BY leapinG fences and
cutting across thc country Woods was
distaucins his pursuers. when j. Il. Bur
6idSe Of G9% East Fourth South street
and D. Mdwson, who lives on Fourth
South and Third East streets. and num-
Der of others from the immediate neigh
borhood. started after him.
The alarm had been seur TO the police
station along the way of the chase and
when Woods ncared street, between
Third and Fourth avenues, the police
patrol and Patrolman Olson arrived In
time 20 save Woods from being taken
from Motorcycle Officer Griffin, who bad
oVertakcn him. by the maddened csowd.
Threats of lynching We're heard on all
sides: but the man was removed TO the
city Jail without further difficulty.
Denies Charges.
Woods at the station, denied the
charges and said that he had first be-
come acquainted with the child when he
had been doing cement work in the Vicin
ity OF her home He denied buying the
child the candy, and said that the young
ster had followed him as he was passing
her home. Asked why he ran. he stated
that the attack OF Mrs. Kingdom and her
screams would make any man run.
Woods is being held at the city jail
pending an investigation.
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Cruelty and Non Support.

Ecs tTice Airhc3rt filed an action fur
divorce in the district court Wednesday
against j. s. &rheart OF the grounds
of cruelty and failure TO support They
were married at LeavcnWorth. Kan. on
May g 1905. and she alleges that her
husband often threatened 10 take ler
life. and because of these threats she was
compelled 10 leave him. She also alleges
that he bas failed TO support lic;. Air
heart is now believed To he i'll III Paso
ToN. In addition 60 a divorce. Mrs. Air
heart asks thai her maiden name. Beu-
triCc Webster he restored 10 her.
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A FAIR PROPOSITION,

Ia case Of injury or disease.
the company guarantees 10 pay
all premiums during the period
OF disability and not deduct
same from the face of the pol
icy in event Of death; rhc val
ues in the contract continuing
10 increase In the same man
ner as though :he premiums
had been paid in cash. In case
of recovery the premium pay
mcnt is resumed Il the tIme
of recovery withoIt regard 10
the premiums MOI pail during
disability.
CONTINENTAL LIFE IN
SGRANCE K INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
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WANTED.

Reliable, energetic man 10 collect and
solicit. permanent positions; eycellen!
opportunities for advancement 10 right
man, salary and commission; also good
man for Ogden and prefer an Ogden
resident. Address MI. Tribune. Civ
ing age. past business experience. mar.
ricd or single
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TWO MORE VETERINARY
SURGEONS TO COME HERE

Chief T. Il. Murray OF the United
states bureau of animal Industry went
Z" ogden "Wednesday 10 look after Gov
ernment inspection Of the herds OF sheen
that will b" shortly trailing from tho
Nevada deserts through Utah into Idaho
for summer ranging
The local office has received word from
Washington that two additional votcrin-
airy surgeons will he detailed at this or
nee. IhNrc has boon hnL go hn-n
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REWARD FOR CAPTURE
or P0ST0FFICE R0BBER

y reward OF S20n was posted Wednes-
dsy morning by postoffice Inspector g. H.
Lowe for tllc arrest and conviction Of
the person persons who rTbbCd the
postofficc at Manti Sunday morning. Sc
curing $50 In cash and $1,000 in postage
stamps.
Inspector Lowe and Sheriff John Knud-
sen have been working on the case since
tho robbery was reported. and have de-
vcloped some clues. but no arrests have
been made.
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Steal BabY's Bank.

Burglars entered the home Of Harry
Elliott. 222 Third avenpe. Monday night
and stole q baby's bank containing $40,
and two gold mcdols. valued at $40, won
bS Elliott when hc wns = bicycle ridr.
several years ago. The thieves cntcrec
through the roar door. and the house,
upon the return OF the family, was topsy-
turvy. The burglars left no cew
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Loft Wife PenniIass.

Judge ARMSTRONG OF the district court
Wednesday granted Clara T.. Orsel "A dl-
vorcc from John Orscl OH the ground
OF nonsupport They were married III
this city on July 20. 1901, and have two
chldrcn. Mrs. Orscl testified that her
husband bad failed TO provide for her for
four years during which time he fire.
uucntly left home and left her pcnn!-
less. She was awarded the custody OF
the children SeJ a month almony and
500 as attorney fees.
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Says Claims Were Settled

Melvin w. Crane. In an anwswcr 70 the
complaint filed against him by Fred 4.
Slade In the district court. denies that
nc Is indebted To Sadc in any sum what
ever: and alleges. on the contrary. that
III september. 1902. he agreed upon an
arrangement with Sladc in which he set
ti u"u an cIaims that Slade bad against
him, lie asks that the complaint he dis
missed. '''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
SALOONMAN ARRESTED
AT NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Charge Against Him Is
Selling Liquor to an
Indian.

Chief Special Officer William r.. John
SON head of tho United States commits
sion for the suppression oi liquor selling
among Indians, with headquarters In
Salt Lake City, has just returned from
a trip 10 Washington, d. c. While al
the national capital Mr.. johnson created
some what of q sensation there by plac-
ing under arrest a saloonman for selling
liquor to an Indian.
The Indian. Simeon Hallowcll, OF the
Omahas, went to Washington to see the
Indian commission and incidentally de-
cidcd 10 take in the sights Of the
city. lie went to a saloon and ran Gp
a bin Tor $50. which he payed with a
check for $l3G.G0, telling the saloonman
TO keep the change. This he did. and
when tho Indian became sober the 1ol-
lowing day he found he was minus tue
money.
Mr.. johnson placed Thomas Il. Sulli--
van the salooukecper, under arrest
while ne was trying to cash the check.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17
n I,l IInTa- -GanIIlny Will
AtsIbi ~ i:nN
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

Today is the sixty eighth anniversary
OF Inc organization of tn. relief society
of the Mormon church and will hc an.
propriatcly celebrated by the 700 Off
spring societies throughout the church.
having q total membership OF 81 900
The only person now livin;. who was
present at the organization is Mrs. Beth
Sheba w. Smith, who is al present thc
general president OF the society Sbe
now is SS wears old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17

Suit vas filed in tho district court
Wednesday by th" ttah Metal Miulns
company against John L.. Taylor w. g.
Cook and j. II. ifurd la condemn n right
Of way for tunnel across the Lady Bug
No. / and the Lady Bug Fraction lode
claims. belonging tc defendants and To-
in Toorc county. The company asks that
a strip of ground nc condemned to he
used by IL MS n tunnel through which IL
may build its tracks for the transporta-
tlun OF it's ores.
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CARPENTERS UNION TO
BECOME C0RP0RATI6N

80 a meeting OF local 1856 Unit, j
brotherhood Of Carpenters. held Wcdncs-
day evening at the Federation of Labor
hall, corner of Fourth South and StatS
streets, ii WAS decided TO incorporate the
union under the laws of Utah. aud tho
articles Of Incorporation viii bc filed
with the county clerk Thursday morning
Tho officers OF the incorporation VIII bc
the same as the present officers of the
local They arc:
President Il. j. Wilson. vice president
c. NJ Meyers; secretary. T.. Chaftal:
financial secretary, u. L. Melton: treas
urcr, John Evans. The meeting was well
attended and other routine business was
discussed
The local some time in the future,
intends TO erect hall ON some land
which it has purchased on Church street,
across Fourth South from Cactus street.
Tribune. Reporter Printing 90.
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Youth Is Arre6ted.

Bert Ray. is years of Age. was arresto,
Wednesday night by Patrolman Tfnrcs
on the corner OF West Temple and First
South streets. while attempting to dis
pose OF a pair OF new trousers and a now
vest neither OF which garments wore
of the size worn by the youth. Rov uaS
taken to the police station. where he Is
being hold pending an Investigation as
10 who Is The owner OF the pants and
vest.
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In Bishop's

Tom Ballard. CHARGE
o(t"nsc. was before Ji-
nesday afternoon and Il
Of venue TO Justice 1I
Sugar House, which N
BHll. charged with q
qUcstcd thgt tho hearir
continued until today
granted.
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NOTICE.

Ideal building aud location for a
general blacksmith, carringo and auto
shop. First class machine shop now oc
cupies portion of building: which is
two stories. d5x9o feet: Will hc an up.
date establishment None but good
mechanics need apply, Address Nj,
'Trl b,un
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The stars incline. b
IlOR0SCo
BY cese
Thursday. Mafc

lahs7AA
bright.
The Moon is in the
day. C;emini is Il rui1
Jupiter and Saturn are
Jupiter rules today a
tunatc planet. govern
prosperity ard snccess
feel the days lniiucn:
the sign is that they
Others vineyard shall
III the aspect Jupltci
benefit new undortak'
fairs and dealings DEL
Ing new places OF bus,s,o' IN
terIng or enla rging, add''
forming partnersbIps;
making estimates ano
under auspicious sign7'
for business. ~,
Dealings with Woil''
favored under these
should prove Success
iIITrcnW,fs. sapspeup,9 Il
makers. as we'll as gh
To women. should ieci '
OF the time. .,,,c,,. .
Courtshlps. eng3eeinI b
are under good slsiis or
good for amusement, = =
inviting. visiting s''e
music. 10
affict 6hs"Ia great posscssIc,9Sss rs
a,..''r 1bn p)a net lies on w. mo
products. rro p,I vegetable. Or n.
Dealing in house, esI,k5
move satisfactory a''"S
sellers. ,.,,,,,Iers.
r,rmers' rns -, miners. drlgsi I',nri||
n,ovces and others
Pr pip' should benefit; .,ro,u|
ar old G''J persons will PR pIs'
Give good advice .Sas,'s .isa.,s ID
Speculation; ,,r iIo 4
ne sne''It With this s'rlp'> ssSI a.
children born ,;s,s els vr|'
that govern
and orators
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Christian 8 Laxative Cereal Flakes
Hnd Combination Laxative Bread and
Nuts and Fruits viii cure the most
stubborn cases of nslpatiGn and tor
pid liysr. .ls'S [or lilcr1iUre aad Get
trial order Schramm-Jo Johnson Drugs.
Tho Never Substitutors - Five stores
'where the cars stop -
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Mrs. KelIy's

The funeral OF Mrs. 4
who died Tuesday at I'D
First West street. at 4
years, Was held Wed1c
from the residence. Z
conducted by Bishop G
the Seventh ward OF til
lntermcnL look place D
icIN.
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NOTICE.

Burton Coal and Lumber Co. win
move their uptown Office TO their yards,
SOL South 3rd West street. on March
J, 1910 Phor sos
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Wants Right of WAY

Don t forget the Maggie Tout con
cert, Salt Lake theatcr. Friday night.
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SOD FOR SALE.

Uncnt at l21a cents per square yard
Apply mt Pioneer park, Board Of Park
Commissioners,
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private safe may DO rented in the
FIRE and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company.
30 Up, Main street. $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-17

a private safe may be rented in the
iirc and hurgunr-pruct vaults OF inc
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
30 Up Main street. $500 per wear.
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DR.. A Scott Chapman dentist. has
removed 10 rooms 1915 Mercantile An.
mex, over Walker Store.
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films TO US. Suit Lake
Photo Supply Co.. III Main street. Ex.
elusive photo dealers.
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Don't forget the Maggie Tout con
cert. Salt Lake ;heater. Friday night.
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ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE
For Century printing You can get the
genuine article at 55.57 Postoffce place.
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Makes Complct|

We will make Lad
feature At our cigar d
Scbramm- johnson DnI|
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SEVEN juror
DR|SKEll]
Believed i That Rs
Required win a
Thursday Fo1
DEFENDANT UNAp|
BY PROCEEDINc
Attorneys Will MAJ
tort to Preyen
tion of Conf

seven Jurors were
case Of the state aps;o,
charged with ihe mu,a.
lleeman c. c. Riley oD
the night of October /
Lewis s court Weans.
heycd that the othcr Il
secured during the mI
court Thursday, so th,|
testimony may bep|
afternoon. The Juror.
accepted so fur are.
C, G.. Schlip, William A
IL. Green, James 7. Pm
eron, Henry Duncomba
Twenty Jurors were
ATTORNEYS in the case. a
named were accented
the session Wednesdav
sued another venire
Ilonal names to be +,
Thursday raorning.
cha alleneed for cans
attorney and excusod
while only TWO wen.
cause by the defense
nearly every instancef
by the state were AN
punishment. District'
bourow used only one
lenge after the exan
Jurors for cause, IN;
Thomas and Dale Par
Tending Driskell, used
challenges.
Some Are 3
The jurors chaIlent
during the day were. 7
Il. Coulam, Heber WI
Cartney. Joseph Jerelu
a. T. Forsell, Edwai|
Burton. III. G. Dunbs1
NJ. Chilcote and S. NJ
Driskell was neatly'
suit of clothes. Duri1
he appeared TO be
cerued about the OUT
and was busily eng
gum. +
The murder Of Riley
blooded affair. and ID
trial will be awaited
est by n great number
city who were acou|
murdered officer, m
DrlskeIl and a compani
of being implicated in|
ond East street on thc
.. and was taking I'd
station When tho
street, and almost opp|
theater. Driskell pull
Riley twice, killing d
ly. I
Makes Complet(
Driskell made bis
afterward captured b
hls companion has d
rested. While in tho
police he made a com
the crime.
After being bound
trict court. and wbil(
county jail he plaun|
Jail with II saw passcd
brother. but the pla|
IN time to prevent 4 a
then Driskcll has bed
state prison for safe-h
The attorneys for u
Il strong effort to pred
being used in conrt, n
without it the state 1
convict their client.
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Special low rates TODAY and tomor
row ON photographs All new gallery
iIl.. Main
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McCoy's Stables.

.arTiages and light livery. Phones 81.
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j. H. x E N 7

ARCHITECT =.
Room 625. Newbouse Bldg
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Expert Kodak Finishing.

Shiplers, commercial photographers
lJl South Main ST.: second floor
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E. r. WHEEL0N

GENERAL CONTRACTING
In all its branches,
63l Judge Bldg.
Bell 5000, Ind. 1927.
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Don't forget the Maggie Tout con
cort. Salt Lake thcater, Friday night,