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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

bcd Wire to The Tribune.
lIHlNGTON, April 23.-Social ac~
hh the capital is waning, although
Igress of the Daughters Of the
In Revolution here this week
= cause for a round of gaycties
eh every set took part. The
ILbf the senators entertained for
Vious delegations from their
Summer plans for the most
sem distant and hazy. This is
"A to n reluctance of society 10
washington, which is manifest
lfonglY this year thun usual. The
:. make summer arrangements are
/. lomnts, for they are always anX
: obtain good quarters for their
Hfs or legations in the mountains
Mthc seashorc near enough TO
gton TO be in constant touch
]; ie state department, Newport
,.lerto divided honors with Lenox
. lnchester and now Bar Harbor
me to the front. Baron Roscn,
" sian ambassador. has elected
:. ID the summer months at Bar
N The German sann Italian dip
bTill be at Manchester. The Dan
= ester and Countess Moltke Will
4 the Countess family. Mr.. and
llthaniel Thaycr until July when
u for Denmark. President and
Maft will again spend the sum-
y BevcrIy.
Congressional Club Dance.
Z lance given by the Congressiou-
son Wednesday evening was the
J9 = series Of spring entertain
~ IL was arranged especially for
tlnger set and was a brilliant
y 1nmcnt. Those who had charge
rStre Mrs. Necdham. of California,
upll of Connecticut, Miss Ruth
y Miss Maths, Miss May Grogg.
syy Moore, Miss Richardson OF
' a. Mss Allinger of Peunsyl-
ana Miss Emma Gillespie Of
: series Garden Parties.
Taft will give another series Of
70 fIparlics like those which she
EEL spring on the lawns of The
pouse and which proved such
- entertainments. The first
1ii be gwen on the afternoon Of
ME- The dates of the others will
Rlted later. Three times last
.re was rainstorm on the day
n by Mrs. Taft and the guests
ClVtertained in the White House
'Wof upon the lawn. The atmos-
strict formality which marks
Ne receptions and other events
season are not in evil
y tnese parties and the president
iaft have opportunity for
- word with their guests.
Nde Against Society Women.
tne attitude of Mrs. Taft and
Eial leaders and the clergy Of
{ton, 1t is quite likely, i be-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

OberamergaG. which will be given in the
Orphuem theater under the auspices OF
the knights OF Columbus and Ancient
Order OF Hibernians.
Misses Sarah Spaulding and Sarah
Napper Of Salt Lake have been in Park
as the guests OF Mrs. II. S. Townsend.
The first meeting OF the Girls Friendly
society was held In ST. Luke's church
Friday evening.
The Wasatch high school pupils will
present the Japanese operetta, Princess
Chrysanthemum," in Park Monday even
ing at the Orpheum thcater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Huffman and daugh-
ter, Lucille. were Salt Lake passengers
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Frances Sherman came home from
Salt Lake Monday morning.
Ed Hurlbut WAS An outgoing passenger
Thursday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
By John Steen Titan

heavenly glory to be gained through po-
lygamy, If she gave her husband more
wives here. she would be the wife of Il
God in the eternities. and that God
ratio to the number of wives ana chill
dren he possessed
She was reminded Of the beauty Of
obedience and the necessity of overcon-
ing the carnal nature. The prejudice
against polygamy was ultimate aposta-
sy. She was advised 10 make the mat
ter subject OF prayer. So she prayed.
Again there could be Just one answer to
the appeal. She did not dare heed mega
Her religion told her that 5he was to
be tried TO the uttermost. IL she
proved faithful to the end, eternal bliss
would be her reward The more soul
racking tho trials endured, The greater
would he the final bliss. All this, then,
was to try her soul. With the broken
heart and contrite spirit her leaders de-
manded. she accepted her lot. Nothing
now could matter. She attained through
fasting the exaltation of the selftor-
tured dervish. who glories IN his hide
Gus wounds. She gloried in her trials.
She came to hug them 20 her bosom and
gloat over them as her mos5 precious
jewels. They represented to her the
prlce of highest glory in tine eternities.
While this exaltation IVES on her, she
went to the endowment house ard was
"scaled" to George Rockwell for oter-
nifty. There. too, she gave him Jane
Fairmile TO be his eternal wife. The
crisis over. she felt all the glowing mag
naDimlty of the angels towards this
young interloper in her boma.
Then Game Reaction.
But at home in her little ona-roomed
adobe house there came reaction. The
sight of her husband caressing this in
fatuated girl with an ardor Sarah had
never known maddened her with jeal,
ousY She conquered the spirit. was a
dutiful wife 10 her forgetful husband
and shared her home with his exceed
ingly inexperienced and extremely self
assertlve young spouse. But with the
cooling of her jealousy there came q
chilling of her love for RockwaH To
lections of her first love. More and
more her heart turned to John Canting
The neglected wife stilled her misery
with memories OF her lovelit home in
England, lost TO her these many years
At command OF her fanatical faith, she
had outraged all her womanly instincts
to accept Rockwall. Her reward was TO
lose him to another. Bitterly she real
ized that her dead mate and her angel
child still claimed her heart.
Then there came to her the fatal sig.
nificance of her trip TO the endowment
house. Sealed for eternity to George
Rockwall. she was lost eternally TO John
Canting. But for that blind obedience
to authority, she could have baptized
Canting into the church by ''pro1y'
and then married him for eternity
What she had done appalled, her. She
had no hope of JOY. here nor hereafter
hoI Lor la ,ef.
tion for heavenly reward By the terms
of the bargain she had lost both. For
she realized now that her John, so true
and so tender. was her soul mate: and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

lieve, that a crusade Of serious proper
tions is in store against cigarette smok-
ing, drinking and gaming among the
society women of Washington. For
some time Mrs. Taft has been frowning
upon the iDroads of the Continental
Sunday i'll this city, but the alarming
growth of the cigarette habit among
society women and the openncss in
which it is being INDUCED has aroused
a great deal Of antagonlstic feeling.
For instance, when a congressman from
some rural district brings his family to
Washington and his wife aud daughters
see women drinking and smoking with
aim complacepce. they think Washing
ton is terribly wicked. that the city
will be destroyed with fire and flood
before many moro hours have elapsed.
In this connection rather humorous
incident happened recently. Miss Kath-
erlne Cameron during performance of
the historical tableaux, which was at
tended by President Taft and others,
suddenly exclaimed in dismay: "I've
lost kittens. - 'Oh. dear, was it an
angora?' asked a friend ''It WASH Z
a cat at ALL, replied Miss Cameron.
"lt was my cigarette case
Denver Misses Again III School.
Miss Marguerite Bates and Miss Ruth
Easter season with Mrs Russell b. Ilhr-
risou and her daughter, Miss Marthcna
Harrison, have returned to their stud
les at Rye seminary. Rye. y, Y. They
went 10 Annapolis 10 attend the hop
at the academy and over TO Fort Meyer
To the dance there. Miss Bates is a
cousin Of Mrs. Harrison. Mrs, Knapp,
wife of Mr.. Louis Knapp, army pay
master s clerk. has left on trip that
will include New Orleans. Los Angeles
and San Francisco, returning in the
fall via Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and
st. Paul
Will Live in New York.
After the marriage Of Frederick
RhIuelandcr 10 Miss Constance Sattcr-
lee on the twenty-eighth, the couple
viii make their future home in New
| York. The ceremony Will take place
at ST AlbaDs church at noon next
| Thursday and there will be n number
Of guests present from New York, Phil.
adelphia and Baltimore. Following the
| ceremony a wedding breakfast will be
! hcld at the home of the brides mother,
| Mrs. Harry Yates Sattcrlee. The bride
! elect is daughter Of the late Bishop
Sattcrcc.
Spend Summer in Detroit.
Mrs. Clarence Clark Hamilton and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, and Mrs.
! HamlIn IS mother, Mrs. a, s. Guunell OF
| Colorado Springs. who came TO attend
the Chapman Clark wedding, remained
! for some time here visiting in Washing
ton. Former Secretary OF the Navy
| Truman il, Newbcrrv and Mrs. New
! berry have closed their Washington res
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
PARK CITY.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. April 2$.-AIr. and Mrs
Charles Shields and daughter. Miss
Frances. have returned To Salt Lake
after pleasant visit with friends ana
relatives in Park.
Miss Hannah Lecomptc returned TO
Salt Lake Sunday afternoon, after a few
days visit in Park with her parents,
The Bjllikens will give a dancing party
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LOGAN.

Continued From Preceding Page
bridge were played the prize being won
by Mrs. James c, Walters.
The Clio circle met Wednesday with
a large attendance.
MI and Mrs Waller Mclaughlin DIT
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FOREWORD.

their celestial ural) marriage
poygamy but love has
proposition the love speaks the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
MONEY TO BE
SPEN I ON
SCHOOLS

\ special meeting of the city board
of education was he'd at the offices
of the board yesterday afternoon for
the purpose OF determining just what
must be done during the vacation per
iod by the way of improving, remod-
cling and repairing the school build
ingS Of the city.
Prior Ia the meeting, the building
committee made careful inspection
of all the school buildings. and when
the committee appeared at the board
meeting II presented an itemi2cd
statement OF the things 10 be done be
fore the beginning OF the school year.
Among the Items of repair and i'm
Droyement are the painting of roofs.
replacing OF broken window lights, re
modelling rooms and painting the In
terror OF some buildings. the repaper-
ing. wbitewashing and painting OF
rooms. the fixing up Of blackboards
and many other improvements
The plan OF operation proposed BY
the board is to get estimates and
then let the contract to the lowest
bidders. Economy Will be exercised
but considerable money will be spent
this summer on the school buildings.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
WHAT PITCHERS Do
WHEN IN A HOLE

Chicago. June 1.-THE hardest thing
in big league pitchers career IS
when the other side is peppering out
out. is the opinion OF Twirler Addlc
Joss OF the Cleveland Maps. II Is not
often that Joss finds himself being
battered up by the opposing batters
The reason Is because he pitches with
system He finds it profitable to
hit batter II he can. Nothing is
better than that to check a rally,
For instance, the first two batters
UP have driven out cracking singles
Then the next man knocks ont 4
double and the fourth man stings "A
triple This is a most uncomfortable
spot for a high-grade pitcher. No
matter what he serves his foes seem
able to hit IT he Is opposing the
Tigers OF Detroit. 1t Is q certainty that
Jennings will have all of his men
swinging their bats near the bench
if the umpire does not notice. THIS
eXaSperates a pitcher. for he Is given
to understand that the whole batting
order expects to have a twirl all
around
'In case like that | sting the man
at the plate If | possibly can. said
Joss. Here Is the reason; ] feel that
he can hit almost anything I get near
the pan. Every pitcher has those
kind of spells. Well. [ serve him an
out. wide of the plate and he general"
ly whangs away as hard as he can.
Then. if he's u right handler. ] shoot
fast in-curyc and If he doesn't draw
back mighty sharply IT'S cinch 1t
will go kerpluDk on his chest or ell
bow. That kind of a wallop hurts
lot
I'm willing to let that man get on
first. especially if I am in bad hole,
for it gives me some time to steady
down and also makes the other side
get wary. For there's nothing harder
10 face than a steady pitcher when
he's wild. Look at Reulbach carry
i'll the summer Why, ! would have
my fingers crossed every time
went mp to bat. and it's 10 to ! I'd
strike out, for I'd be afraid 10 stand
mp to the plate. he's so wild. That's
the system when you're going badly
II you can inspire a little fright In
to your opponents breasts your own
confidence and. strangely enough CON
troll, seem to return Then II you're
not far behind and your mates come
to The front and help YOU out yon nave
a mighty good chance 10 TURN tue
tables
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
CLAIM DEFEAT OF
HULL In IOWA

Des Moines, Ia, June In all hut
the ith. seventh and ninth districts.
the primaries for the selection OF
congressional and state candidates
were reported today to be mcagerly
attended The weather generally was
excellent.
The reelection of Carroll for gov
ernor was declared to be assured, ac-
cording TO his followers
Interest ceutered In congressional
districts OF the seventh tDes MoInes)
and the ninth districts. The eighth
adherents OF the progressive" can
didate, Judge Prouty. declared he had
beaten Congressman Hull. Judge
Prouty has attacked Mr Hull on the
latter's alignment with the so-called
reactionaries at Washington. At the
primaries two years ago. Judge Prouty
missed the nomination by only 40
votes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
W EBER CLUB
PLANS TO
BUILD

There is no reason for anything but
sanguine optimism regarding the
building advancement of Ogden dur
Ing the present year. Plans are being
made for the erection of many new
homes in various parts of the city
and business blocks are being plan
ned and constructed commensurate
with the sane and safe needs of the
commercial interests.
In keeping with the growth of the
city, and TO vie with other CONNER.
ciol organizations of Utah. and the
western country. the Weber club OF
this city has virtually decided to erect
handsome home this year, The only
thing now in the way Of actual build.
Ing operations is the selection of a
site.
\ number of locations have been
offered during the past few months
and an option on a piece OF property
on Twenty-fourth street. near Grant
avenue. has been taken by the club
The matter will be submitted to the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07

members OF the club al n meeting
to be held at the club rooms next Fri
day night Ii It Is decided at this
meeting 10 build on that particular
property, construction work will be-
gin at an early date and, In all like
lihood, the new home Will be COM
pleted before the winter season be-
gins Many OF the commercial organ
izations OF the state arc erecting
homes and the Weber club of this
city will not be behind in enterprise.
ITO the Members'-There will be
a meeting OF the members OF the
Weber club at eight o'clock on Fri
day evening. June 10th, 1910. in the.
club rooms. for the purpose Of passing
upon the purchase of a site for the
proposed new home of the Weber
club
"It Is especially requested that ey-
cry member be present and register
his opinion. Yours very truly.
(Slgncd) A. r. Haywood. president" Z"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
JAPS TO RACE TO POLE.

New York. June 7.-Offlcials of the
American Museum of Natural His
tory learned with interest today that
Japan is planning to join the race
for the south pole Lieutenant Sbiraz
of the Japanese army Is TO be in
charge OF the proposed expedition. He
hopes to start at the end of July
or the beginning of August in $50.
ton boat. with auxiliary engine and a
crew OF 16. His proposed route Is
Edward VII bay. and thence by sleigh
toward the pole He will take fifteen
sleIghs. and Manchurian ponies.
Lieutenant Shiraz, who is a season
ed traveller and explorer. has the sup
port Of Count Okuma, Marquis Kat
SuTa and others,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
E \ P r | EST
WRITES A
LETTER

To the Evening Standard wish
to deny emphatically the statement
made within the past few days in both
the Standard and the Examiner that |
would not prosecute the party. or
rather more to the point. the parties
who conspired to take my money and
other valuable evidence from my room
at the Montana house, ! am only too
anxious and have engaged my attor-
neys to prosecute 10 the utmost limit
of the law the party. when produced
by those whose business il is TO pro-
tect life and property.
/ look upon the story OF the jockey
going through the transom as "Sher-
lock Holmes" joke, funny, yet absurd
in the extreme In the first place. If
the jockey did go through the tran
som he would have taken all the mon
ey, which he did not, though it was in
the same package. In the second
place. he would not be interested in a
picture of Mrs. Ryan except he be an
affinity In the third place. the
Jockey would not be interested in a
letter written to me by MIR. Moran on
paper of the Southern Pacific COM
pany So all things taken into ac-
count. to my mind it does not take a
Scotland Yard" man to locate the
party
Ii is untrue that Mr.. Moran paid my
bail. / pay all my own bills. even
though | am hold up sometimes by
those who should protect Mr.. Moran
called on me with his nephew at the
station / do not admit that ] was
much surprised at his change of heart.
but | am not at all surprised now that
| have carefully reviewed the case
so he who runs may read IT may
be interesting TO state that a Young
Ogden woman, now seeking divorce,
called on me Wednesday evening of
last week at tho parlor OF the Reed
hotel and requested me TO accept $35
for some valuable papers, | 10 leave
town and call the investigation on,
which refused 10 do. / am informed
that this woman since then has disap-
peared or Is in seclusion with Somc
Of the gang
| might further state that on Wed
nesday evening, as 7 WAS taking a
walk on one OF the side streets. an at"
tempt was made to murder me by
three men. who came on me from be-
hind and would have murdered me. |
believe. had not neighbors driven them
away. One OF the men who attacked
me is. ] am informed, the affinity OF
the woman who called on me at the
Reed hotel. the other a brother and
the third blackspith-all Of ogden.
| wonder If there is such thing as a
square deal for a stranger In Ogden.
] have received injuries while in Og-
den that will necessitate an operation
at once
(Signed) J. \. RYAN.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
OPENING OF The
YUKON TO LAKES

Seattle WASH June Private
cable adyices received from Skagway
yesterday say that the ice on Lake
Iabargc has broken up, thus open
Ing navigation throughout the entire
course OF The Yukon river The first
boat will leave White Horse today.
Every accommodation at Skagway
ana at White Horse has been taken
by passengers awaiting the opening
or navigation and the general exod-
us from the two places that will fol
low within the next ten days will
greatly relieve the congestion. Many
oi the people who have been waiting
Nj Skasway and White Horse are on
their way to the new IdItarod gold
fields in the lower reaches of the Yu-
kon in western Alaska
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07

pany, one Of the largest projects of
its kind In the state, in the hands OF
n receiver yesterday, steps were TAX
en- TO insure the completion OF the
enterprises. the court authorizing
Frederick w Taylor, the receiver. TO
make a s250,000 Issue OF receivers
certificates to carry out the work.
The certificates will be sold for nine
| ty cents ON the dollar
The company WAS placed in the
hands of a receiver on the applica-
tlon of Joseph STANDBY. president of
the COMPANY, who charges breach OF
contract against the financing com
pany, Trowbridge s; Niver of Chi
cago.
The company, which has capital
cC 100000. Is constructing res
ervoir TO irrigate close to 250.000 acres
OF land north and east of Denver
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
sUzUKos AGREES TO
THROW MURRAY TEAM.

Salt Lake, June Peter Buzukos
has issued challenge to wrestlc the
Murray baseball team, agreeing to
throw the nine men in one hour He
will pull CT; this stunt a short time
after his match with Mike Yokel,
which Is scheduled at the Salt Lake
theater Wednesday night
Manager Heagren announced that
he had placed the tickets on sale for
the match and reserved seats cen be
had at the theater
There is a great deal of interest IA
the Buzukos-Y okel match. and al
though it appears one-Sided BuZukos
has plenty of backing and the little
Greek Is confident that Yokel can new
er throw him four times in the hour,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
WILL MADE VOID
eY BEING PINNED

New York. June surrogate Ket,
cham of Brooklyn, has ru:ed tnat =
will. put together With a pin. is void.
For this reason he has refused pro-
bate for the viii of Warren b. Field
manufacturer of chewing gum and a
student OF physical research. Mr.
Field died last March. leaving an
estate valued AT nearly q million dol
lars. The property was TO have been
invested as n trust fund, the income
to 20 to the American Society for
Physical Research. Win the eXcep-
tion of $500 annuity Tor sister, his
sole surviving relative.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
HOKEN OLSEN is
AGAIN IN TROUBLE

Hoken Olsen is ngain in trouble
over his liquor business at Huntsville.
This little city of the valley is pro-
hibltion town. but il seems that some
ono. in some way. succeeds in getting
hold OF the Intoxicating beverage
there. Heretofore 1t has been traced
10 the door of Hoken Olsen. II having
cost him 5000 a short time ago in fines
and there is now in the supreme court
case pending for 1nal adjustment in
which Olsen's liberty is at stake.
Today the county attorney filed
against Hoken three separate COM
plants. charging in one of them that
Olsen, on June Ith. sold intoxicating
liquor without 2 license, III the other
that he sold Intoxicating liquors TO
minors, and in the third that he per-
mltted minors to visit his saloon. all
of which is contrary TO law. The
cases Will he heard in the municipal
court OF this city
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
SHORTER ROUTE TO
NEW GOLD EIEI DS

Seattle. June 7.-Slops are being
taken looking 10 the marking of the
bar of KuskokwIm bay. Alaska. ana
survey of the bay. with view to e.
tablishing n more direct route to the
lditarod mining country. Commander
John NJ. Milicott inspector of the
lighthouse district. has conferred With
the chamber OF commerce and with
kuskokwim hunters and nayigators.
and was informed that the water on
the bar was deep enough TO let in
large steamers, II the channel were
marked. Only small gasoline boats
have made the passage thus far.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-07
MAYOR GAYNOR INCREASES
NEW Works. REVENUE

New York. June 7,-Reforms insti-
tuted In the New York water depart
ment since Mayor Gaynor took office
on January |. have resulted In an in
creased revenue OF Sl,2S0,OC0 for the
first five months Of the year, ac-
cording to report just made public
at the mayors office.
Il am well aware that the increase
is not the result of accident" says
Mayor Gaynor. in responding TO his
water commissioners report. Hon
csty and fidelity in the public service
is not always appreciated, but / hope
that the intelligent citizens of New
York are taking note OF it in your de
partment