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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19

the paper Is circulated Saturday. and
others may he forced 10 leave the city.
Some scandals that other publications
have feared to handle will he aired.
There was great deal of excitement
muttcrings of anger and threats OF vio-
lence at the Elks' clubhouse Friday night
when the word was passed around that a
salt Lake citizen, apparently seeking no
tor!ety. had attempted TO get out an In
junction 10 prevent the production of
The Big Noise at the Salt Lake tbeater
March 2425.
The person who tried 10 interfere with
the big production asked for an iniunc-
tion OIL the ground that the affair would
be disturbance OF the peace. but when
il was shown that the complaint WAS not
made in good faith the court declined
10 entertain the matter.
In the meantime, word had reached fhc
club OF the contemplate atteryt to pre-
vent a high class show, and threats were
freely made TO do damage TO the lnd-
vidual who tried to start the trouble
Cooler heads took in the situation and
managed to calm the angry ones, though.
Chief OF Police Barlow announced to-
day that the statement that he would
not permit the chicken fight and the en-
counter between two dogs was a trfle
premature. He stated that lie could in
terferc only In the event ting contests are
against the law. and he has asked the
city attorney for an opinion. That off,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
MRS. HON0RA GLEASON
LAID At REST FRIDAY
Many Attend Impressive Fu-
neral Services Held at st.
Mary's Cathedral.

Impressive funeral services we're held
for Mrs. Honora Gleason at st. Mary's
cathedral Thursday.
Solemn ponti1cal mass was celebrated
for the dccedent by the Rt. Rev. Lau
renee Scanlan and an eloquent sermon
was preached by Father Brennan. Prof
j. j, Mcclellan presided at the organ and
the music for the mass was under the
direction OF Miss Margaret Harley. with
Mrs, c.. w. McAleer at the organ. The
intermcnt was at Mount Calvary ceme-
terry.
a very large number attended the
services and the esteem in which Mrs.
Gleason was held was fully attestcd in
the wealth OF floral offerings sent by low
ing friends TO rest with her In the final
sleep.
The sympathy Of all goes out TO the
daughter in her hour OF bereavement
Less price and better quality than
most cigars. Langsdorf. Schramm- John
son, Drugs
All kinds of grass and clover seeds
Bailey & Sons CO., 63 T., 2nd So. ST
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
DOWSE & MORRIS TO
PLAT M0NHE|M FARM
After Lots Are Disposed of,
Owners Will Seek Admis-
sion to City.

Dowse C Morris closed a deal Friday
with II. f. Monhelm whereby thc/ Mon
helm farm. on the southeast bench, I'M
medlately south OF Laurelhurs. Will be
plated under the name OF Monheim park
The plat has already been approved by
the county surveyor and the county COM
missioners. Stakes win be set defining
the streets carly next week and inc
streets viii be graded Immediately
Monheim park is lifty acres In area
and the tract is regarded as one OF Inc
hest located bench additions In that part
OF the valley and the present city limits
touch the tract on the north and west
sides. The owners Of this tract. how
ever. viii not petition for admission TO
the city until after the lots are DIS
posed OF.
The tract is just below the old Corri-
gan ranch and the slope of the land IS TO
the west. north and south, With Slight
rise in The middle and a surface tEat
will require little. II any. grading, Ihc
tract has been held by Mr. Monhcim and
his mother for about twenty years. and
number OF handsome offers for the
farm have been refused recently
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
SALT LAKE SHOWS BIG
GAIN IN BUILDINGS
Increase for First Two Months
Of 1910 Over 1909 Is 115
Per Cent.

According TO figures given in tho Amer
lean Contractor OF date of March Il, Salt
Lake City showed an increase Of 116 per
cent in its building operations In Janu-
airy and February OF this year. as com
pared to the corresponding months in
1909 1t stands fourth in the percentage
of increase among fifty OF the leading
cities OF tho United States, while such
cities as Denver Omaha and Seattle
showed Il decrease for the first two
months this year as compared TO the
same period in 1909.
The total valuation OF new buildings
for those two months IS given as $I,23l,
500. while Denver showed Il valuation OF
l,OIl $50. Seattle showed n decrease OF
is per cent, Denver a decrease of 81 per
cent and Omaha Il decrease ol IL per
cent ms compared with the record for the
first two months OF last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
Keith-O -O'Brien Company
Out for Early Closing

AS announced in their advertisement
this morning. Eeith-O'B Co., has
yielded to the demand for early clos
ing. This move viii no doubt he appre"
ciated by the public, as the change
means quite sacrifice to this big
store, owing to its very large Satur
day nights business.
The hours for closing as advertised
by KeithO 'Brien Co. are us follows;
Beginning with the first Saturday in
April, at p. m, and continuing
throughout the year, except from the
second week in June to the second week
in September. when the store will close
at l clock SATURDAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
MAN NEAR DEATHS DOOR
DESERTED BY BROTHERS

George "Juddy" Wade. wcll-known
barber of this city working at 327 South
State street, was taken 10 st. Mark s
hospital Friday afternoon having Sc
rlous case of dropSy Wade has been
sick for seven weeks and has been work
ing up To two days ago. when finally
he collapsed.
Friday, IL is said. he asked his brother
Tom. to help him TO the hospital and his
brother refused. He has another brother,
known as Bill. whom he asked to tcle-
phone to his boss. Mr., Cotton, but IL Is
said that BSl refused to even telephone.
Wade is about all I'm and when his
brothers refused to help him after offer
ing To pay their carfare to the hospital
il broke his heart In this condition he
was found by Alonzo Stringfcllow. who
kindly offered his services
The action OF Wade brothers has
caused considerable talk among his
friends. who cannot account for the lack
OF brotherly love.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
ALIEN PEDDLERS AT HIGH
SCHOOL ARE B0YC0TTED

There is grief among the alien Ice
cream and lunch vendors at the high
school. The male high school students
Friday started Il boycott against these
pedders and drove them compile tely away
from the school
The boycott was in the interest OF the
white lunch and popcorn. peanut and ice
cream vendors at the school until the
aliens came. These are "Theo," the
hot dog man. and Pete" the popcorn
man: "Theo" and Pete were law
abiding and peaceable citizens until the
aliens came. living up TO the rules that
paper sacks and other waste must not he
allowed to accumulate around the grounds
and that sales must not be made To stu
dents until after the close Of the fourth
period, when noon begins, The aliens.
who eventually numbered eight, cut rates
and drove the white venders out. but
when they refused TO help keep the
grounds. clean and violated the other rule
the students took a hand.
Most OF the students refused to buy
from the aliens Friday. and when other
students started to make a purchase from
them, the boycotters bodily carried the
would-be purchasers eff.
In high dudgeon the eight aliens soon
LETT and 'Theo'' and Pete" now are
back at their old stands at the high
school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
TWO UNHAPPY WOMEN
ARE SEEKING DIVORCE

Lucretia PuSh filed suit for divorce In
the district court Friday against D. j.
Pugh, on the ground OF nonsupport. They
were married October 10. 1906, and IL is
alleged that Pugh has failed TO support
his wife for the past two years. Mrs
Pugh also asks that her maiden name
Lucretia Leonard. be restored 10 her.
Suit for divorce also was filed by Lila
Californian against III. D. Californian on
the ground of failure to support. They
were married at Elko, New, February
22 1905. and IL is alleged that Californian
has failed 10 support his wife since June
|, 1909 They have one child, of which
Mrs. Catherman asks the custody.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
LOOKING PROMISING
FOR THE BOULEVARD
Committee of the Council Refers
Matter to the City
Engineer.
FOUR NEW ORDINANCES
TO BE RECOMMENDED
License Committee VIII Report
Against Salt Palace Liquor
Petition.

President George NJ. Cannon and X
u. Hardy of the Salt Lake Real Estate
association appeared before the engi-
nccring and sewerage committee OF the
city council Friday night I'm support OF
the petition OF the association asking
for the completion OF the boulevard
along Eleventh avenue. across the mill
tary reservation and south 10 Twelfth
South street. The committee decided
10 refer the matter 10 the city engineer
TO prepare plans for the boulevard, and
also furnish nm estimate of the cost OF
the work.
The municipal laws committee will
recommend the passage II four ordi-
nances recently introduced sn the coun-
Kinney. making 1t unlawful TO defece,
mutilate or destroy any vehicle inside
the city limits; another by Mr.. McI<in-
ney. making 1t unlawful for any person
under the age of 10 years TO jump onto
any street railway car or engine
while In motion; by Mr., Moreron. rcgu-
lattng the Issuance OF numbers for new
houses and fixing fee OF 20 cents for
each number issued; by Mr. Reedall fix
ing a license OF . per cent of the gross
earnings on all street car advertising
concerns doing business In the city.
The same committee also reported in
favor Of the franchise of the Utah Light
and Railway company for the extension
Of its Second West lfne from Ninth to
on Ninth South street from Main TO
West Temple street.
Liquor Licenses Denied.
II the action of the license committee
is any criterion there Will be no liquor
sold at the Salt Palace this year The
committee denied the application of
Heath Bros. for liquor license for the
Salt Palace. The same committee also
denied the applications OF Perry Smoot
and j. j McPhie and also of w. r.
Smoot for liquor licenses In the new
Sugar House district recently annexed
to the city
The finance and salaries committee
will recommend that the city recorder
advertise notice of intention OF laying
sidewalks in large territory in Poplar
Grove.
The sanitary committee will recon-
mend an amendment to the present or
dinance so as 10 dispense with the neces-
slty Of farmers taking their slaughtered
hogs. veal and lambs TO a slaughter
house in the city for inspection by the
city veterinarian.
The waterworks committee considered
the bids on the new dredge 10 be pur-
chased by the city and heard Il propo-
sItion from Silver Bros company, who
offered to build a dredge and have it
ready for operation Within ninety days.
Unless Mr. Silver can convince the com
mittec that his firm can build the dredse
cheaper than the Marion Steam Shovel
will be accepted when the committee
meets again Monday afternoon.
The council met In special session Fri
day night before the committee meet
ings and approved the payrolls for the
first half OF March. amounting TO the
total sum OF s16:i2G.l2.
Good soil for sale Inquire 1st West
bet 1st and end So. where cellar is be.
ing dug. delivered cheap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
MAY ADOPT STANDARD
PAVING SPECIFICATIONS

City Engineer George +. McGonagle
will recommend 10 the city council that
Salt Lake City register as one OF the
cities to adopt the standard paving speci-
ficatlons as. agreed upon at the recent
convention in Chicago.
\ letter has been received from the
secretary of the convention, stating that
the fee for registering is $50 for cities of
less than 100000 in population and 500
for those over that population,
The paving specifications agreed upon
by the convention will be adopted by
nearly every city in the United States OF
any size and will he a great advantage
to the cities who register
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
MRS. HARRIET RAWLES
CALLED TO OTHER SIDE

Mrs. Harriet Rawles. mother of Mrs.
a. y. Mumphffes Of this city. died at
the family home 1925 East First South
street, at . o'clock Friday morning OF
pneumonia Mrs RawIes was born in
Kentucky and was II years old. Besides
Mrs. Humphrles Mrs. Rawles is survived
by two other daughters one residing In
Pueblo. Colo. and the other In Monta
Rosa, Cal Her husband, Charles Rawlcs,
died about twenty years ago.
The funcra! VIII be held from the fam
lily resderce ut o'clock this Saturday.
afternoon. Tic interment will take place
a Mt OiVct cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY

Mayor Bransford Friday visited the
the CITY creek conduit and WAS Informed
by Moran that all the concrete work will
he finished by Saturday night. after
which It Will 'take about week TO clean
up and put things in shape along the
conduit before the job is ready to be
turned over 10 the city.
The mayor also visited the new conduit
along Parlcys creek at Twelfth South
street. which is being put In by the Mo-
ran Construction company OF Ogden. The
work is progressing satisfaS torily and IL
is expected that IL will be completed
within the contract time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR
UNION LABOR TEMPLE

Al tho regular semi monthly meeting
Of the Salt Lake Labor Temple associa-
ton held al the Federation OF Labor
hall Friday night il was reported that
So. 900 worth OF stock in the Union La
bor temple. which is TO be erected in this
city. has been subscribed for. This rep
rcsents 5000 shares. 1000 Of which was
subscribed for by the central body, the
Salt Lake Federation Of Labor. The cap
ital stock of the association is S100 600
divided into 90 900 shares.
/, was decided at Tie meeting Friday
night that In order TO raise funds for the
current expenses OF the association.
grand ball would be given In the near
future To arrange for this a committee
consisting oil A. II. Mess, \. L, Harvey
and s. s. Burllhouse, was appointed
The officers and directors Of the asso-
citation viii hold special meeting at Z
O'Clock next Friday night. Immediately
before the semi monthly meeting of the
Salt Lake Fedora ton OF Labor.
Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
66 West Ind South street, Phone 71S.
Seriously."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19

national Consolidated Mining company
for the sum OF S132i.45. the amount
agreed upon between the parties as due
Mcintyre for money loaned and advanced
the company In the past year or more.
THE REGULAR spring distribution of
seeds among the school children of the
city will be made next week The seeds
will be apportloned among the different
schools and the children will commence
work planting them in their home gar
dens. They will be cared for by the chill
dren and the result of their garden work
will he reported on at school next fall,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
Woods Is Released.

Anthony Woods. who Is alleged to nave
cu;iCcd s!x-year-old Theresa Beck from
E~r hrnc Tuesday, was released from the
.ci;y jail Friday morning. after Assistant
Cocnty Attorney Bowman had arrived Al
ti.o conclusion that no complaint could
be iilod against Woods. The decision WAS
coached after a careful hearing of both
sides Of the story from those Interested
md a careful study OF the statutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
He fares best who q
Little comes TO him

Little comes 10 MIN "
on this 18th day Ncp'
conjunction with the
cancer ruling as a sle
crease this day is three
is in greatest libration
Mercury rules for ~
action. impelling persor
to instant decision.
similar features should
under this Influence.
Fickle-mInded person
suffer more than usua1
ward impulses and mus
self-control and
such individuals, II w
to establish all agreeni,n
there can be no misunoe
Writings are under
ployes who ''inscrine; ~
should be on the aler.
Women employees mus.
disputes or entangieme'
sex In this period, -
The day Is good TOT
school or selecting
ments for young persop
Canvasscrs. demonssi;, H.
pie. agents. represen'"'
should benefit o,r An
"Tears Will not gam ~
who desire. something
ask with self-respect
ness. ,,,or al
brewing. distllling. p'o~ pt'
canning. baking. cooA
preparing food -stunss;;, nIs;,ou-
The time is propl'"
men. srnju<
bIrtb-date this Is asn m
rnent. me This twclyeineen',r' enr
tunate and helpfui,, u,,,,ne.
errors. beginning
modelling manners ana NJ
Children arc born !,
that grant self-connden'
sobrieVs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
HAS A HEAVY DOCKET

There is d heavy docket to come before
the April setting Of the United States
grand jury. Among the cases which will
come up for consideration are three per-
sons charged with murder. three with
couuterfeiting, two with postoifice rob-
berry and several with forgery. The date
for the gathering of the jury will prob
ably be decided next Monday by Judge
John 4 Marshall,
The three murder cases TO be consid-
cred include those of Laura Nandover.
the girl who shot her fiancc. Private
Paul Shaunty, at Fort Douglas last
Wednesday. and the other two are those
OF Tim Rice and Zhon-nc. Indians.
Heretofore the only murder case which
has ever come before a grand jury in
the local United States court was that
OF Dan Tso-sc. Miss Vandover is the
first white person to come before local
United States grand jury on the charge
OF murder.
Flower seeds, plants and bulbs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
REMOVAL

| beg 10 announce
my Office to the Wei
companv's building.
l25 South Main ST. N
and favorably know
City. has associated 4
IN my new location.
pleased TO receive M
past and assure nn5o
estate TO execute am
trusted to our care MI
dispatch. TH0M4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19

After making the foregoing deposition
Archie Fame of Tyler. Tex, who was
shot last Sunday night through the
abdomen by l.. NJ. Duncan, night
waichman, employed at Fifth West
and First North streets by the James
Kennedy Construction company, died
at 9:45 clock Friday night at 50. Mark S
hospital. TO which place he was taken
after the shooting on First North and
Fifth West streets. last Sunday night
No arrangements fof the funeral OF Fame
have been made.
Duncan will he charged with murder
in the first degree this morning When
seen at the city jail and told OF the
death OF Fame. Duncan said:
well that Is too bad.
Duncan then told the story OF the shoot
ing he related the night he went To the
station and gave himself up. Through
out ne has steadily claimed that he shot
Fame in self-defense.
Fame was employed as a blacksmiths s
helper in the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road shops, and James Wood. a boiler
makers helper, employed there. too. is
the man referred To In the deposition by
Fame. Wood told the police that Dun
can had shot tho wrong man and that he
Was the man who had argued with the
negro.
Plant your sweet peas now.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
ONLY THE EMANATI0N
OF 0VERHEATED BRAIN

Chairman 4. Fred Wey OF the park
commission stated Friday evening that
the alleged storm OF protest against
Nicholas Byhowcr superintendent of
parks. was nothing more than the ema-
nation from the overhcatcd brains of mis-
informed civic enthusiasts
4 meeting OF the park commission was
held Friday afternoon, but no action OF
Importance was taken. The Byhowcr-
Heath argument, as IL has been labeled
by morning publication in this city. is
not taken seriously by the members OF
the board,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
COIN SAYS WAS NEVER
SERVED WITH SUMMONS

Elias Cohn filed an action i'm the dis
trict court Friday against Franklin Law
renee to set aside a decree obtained by
Lawrence In June. 1908. The decree was
in an action against Cohn and forty
13 block 2. West Boulevard subdivision.
In flvc-acre plat A. Big Field survey
1t is claimed by Cohn that he was
resident OF Aspen. Colo. and was never
served with a summons in the case and
knew nothing about the decree until No
Vember last. He alleges that he is the
owner of the property and asks that the
decree be set aside and his title to the
property quieted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
GIRL BIDS /
FAREWELL Il
Laura Vendover VI
Looks for Last +
Her Yict||
SHAuNTY'S BODY 4
ITS FINAL, LOI
Girl Daughter Of 4
man Who Killed I
timacy Witt

Moved by morb,a
Vendover Friday mor,,r'
county jail to the Eyans
lors' where she looked /,
on the face and form Of
her lover. whom She I
heart at Fort Dour,as
o clock Wednesday mo-|
OF shnunty. attlred in n
was then started to sur|
burial. In response d
ceived from the desa
George NJ, shaunty. "
When the young wom,
confined In the counts
shooting. learned thai
man she had shot lavi f
Ing parlors OF s. ID e.
United States Marshal +
allow her TO view II "a
This request the younr
slstently untIl, BIZ her
she touched The hearf
Smyth, and both priuc-
started for the parlors
Touching 81
Beside the body, the b
reSscd the cheeks OF f<.
her fingers through hj<
his cold lips. sobbIne 81
who stood near were h.
guish. too intense for n
eliminated when the vo1'
ed and would have mi
been caught by Mr.. Dv
Guilty she was led fror
taken back TO the coI,o
trial for murder.
Since the day OF IN
young woman has been
mood at the county jsi1|
department her evident
fair. Al times she IL
terical. pacing her Gel
wishes that she had hui
upon herself instead Of
Father IB 81
The parents Of the I'll
iugJon, Kan. and she
daughter of ]. l.. Vandn|
who recently shot an|
Cam, The shooting
Cam 3 attention 10 thN
veer. who was aftervn
the grounds OF insanI<|
n drayman and has SD
Ing In Wellington.
At Fort Douglas n
the young woman ran
several years ago and
in Illinois, after which
city. The girl declare
married To Shaunty, hu
uhcate which was se1
body represented Shu1
man, "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
COUSIN OF NOTED NEW
YORKER PAYS CITY VISIT

Roscoe Conkling. cousin OF the former
United States senator from New York
is Il guest at the Wilson hotel Mr. Conk-
ling is New York attorney and is eX-
tremely averse TO notoriety. He declined
TO discuss his mission in salt Lake and
stated over the telephone that he eX-
pected to make an early departure.
Roscoe ConlllinG. the United States SEN
ator. Will be remembered by old timers a
the man who resigned following tilt
with the martyred President Garfield, He
was followed by the late Senator Thom-
as c. Platt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-19
Makes Ante-MOrtem Statement
Saying His Shooting Was
Without Pr0yOcatiOn.
NEGRO TO BE CHARGED WITH
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
Negro, Upon Hearing of Fane's
Death, Expresses SOlicitude
for His Victim.
-; !. !; =
Fane's Dying Statement.

!. Believing that am dying, l make
!. this fun statement; sunday niGht'
!. about o'clock, March IL, 1910,
: Wood and | walked up TO a fire on :
: the street, surrounding which was II :
: crowd OF young boys and long :
: negro. We were at the FIRE not more .
I. than three or four seconds when :
!. the negro pulled his gun and shot :
: two or three times at me without :
: saying word. One of the bullets :
: entered my abdomen, | ran almost :
ten feet and fell and then about :
twenty feet. and then l got up ana :
walked to the Colorado house, from :
: where / was taken TO the police sta :
ton That same night. at the police .
. station, | saw and fdcniihed the .
. negro who shot me; that IS. the :
. negro | saw at the station strongly
. resembled the man who shot me. and :
thought he was the man; | knew !
. IT was he, pretty nearly signed :
and sworn TO before Assistant Couu- :
ty Attorney Bowman at ST. Marks 2
hospital at O'Clock Friday even !
ing.