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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
PRESIDENCY TO SPEAK
IN IDAHO FALLS SUNDAY
Especial 10 The News)

Idaho Falls, June las soon as
the news reached here that Presi-
dents Joseph r. Smith and John
Henry Smith were with the party
OF business men which left salt
Lake Friday evening for a tour %
northern Utah and southern Ida
no, and that their itinerary would
bring them to Idaho Falls on Sun
day the local Church authorities
issued invitations to the party 90
rest here, and asked the two MEM
bers OF the First Presidency to adj
dress tho people SUNDAY evening.
Tho announcement IL made to-
day that the invitation was ac-
cepted and that both presidents
viii be at the Sunday night serv-
ices here. The news OF their com
ing has been generally dlssemlnat-
ed throughout the stake, and there
is no doubt that the building viii
be too small to accommodate all
who will desire 10 hear them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
TWO ELEVATORS NOW.

Beginning next Monday morning the
city and country building Will have
two elevators In regular operation.
The new elevator situated at the north
side Of the central hall is Of the Otis
pattern run by an electric drum wind.
The old elevator Is Of the same make
with the exception that II is run by n
huge screw. The new elevator will he
run BY Frank Wilson. who for some
years was employed on the elevator
OF the ID. T. Walker block. T.. $.
Case. engineer OF the county building.
had the new machinery going all
morning to assure a perfect working
condition for Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
PRESIDENT CAN'T HAVE HIS
WAY ON RAILROAD BILL

OF President Tafts insistence that the
railroad bill include some provision
looking to the control OF the new issues
OF stocks and bonds by railroad COM
panies. II was decided at White
House conference today to add para
graph 10 the bin providing for a com
mission to investigate and report at
the next session OF Congress the best
means OF dealing with this situation.
The president was told again today
that with all the Democrats but one
are opposed 20 giving the Interstate
commerce commission supervision on
this subject, II was impossible to get
an out and out provision for the con-
troll OF stock and bond issues IN the bill
al this session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
Md wolgast,s Ann Va. not nroI.en

Milwaukee. June 1.-THE injury to
Ad. Wolgasts lett arm in last nights
contest with Jack Redmond is defined
today by the BADGER Athletic clubs
physician as muscle bruise" and
VIII not incepaciate the Fighter longer
than two weeks.
The physician says no bones are
broken and that there Is very little
swelling. The injury was caused prob
ably when the champion swung HIS
left to the body coming In contact
with Redmond's elbow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
KEEPING FOOD CLEAN.
VIII BE the Topic at Parents Glasses
or Ensign Stake.

The Importance Of wrapping bread
properly and keeping food generally
protected from dust and flies viii be the
topic for discussion before the parents
classes in the Sunday schools of En-
sign stake sunday morning. The work
is under the direction of Willard Han
sen. state food inspector, and he will be
the speaker at the session OF the pa
rents class In the Twenty-1rst ward
The speakers in the other wards Will
be: Eighteenth. II. g. Smith, deputy
food inspector; Twenty J. T..
johnson. deputy food inspector; Twen-
tieth, DR. Tyndale: Eleventh, DR.. Mid
dleton; Twelfth Thirteenth ward, Dr..
Allen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
PATRIOTIC PRESENTATION

The Library chapter u. a. r. will
celebrate Flag day with the presenta-
ton OF new flag to the Orphans
home. the ceremony to take place on
Tuesday az o'clock at the new
Orphans home. The state Regent
Mrs. Mary NJ. T. Allen will make the
presentation on behalf on the society,
whose members viii also be present.
The dimensions Of the nag are 10 BY
is feet and was purchased by con-
tribution OF the members of the
chaptv-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
KENTUCKY NIGHT
RIDER TRIALS POSTPONED

Hopkinsville. Ky. June lion mo-
tion OF the state, all the night rider
trials set for today were postponed,
without objection by the defense, until
the September term OF court.
The court room was packed with
spectators, each OF whom was searched
by deputies for weapons before being
allowed to enter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
FRED SUDBURY SELECTED.
New Secretary of Polk Directory Com.
Dany l. salt Lake Boy.

The appointment Of a new secretary
OF the X. L. Polk Directory company.
TO succeed the late w. =. Cooper. was
made this morning. when President
Polk announced the selection OF Fred
crick W Sudbury OF this city. the APP
pointrnent 10 take effect today MIR
sudbury Is Salt Lake born and raised
and lives In the Seventh ward He has
been with the directory company since
1894, Of late years located at Colorado
Springs where he has directed digeetorg
enumeration for that section OF tire
country. He IL thoroughly acquainted
With the demands of the business, and
every confidence is felt in his ability to
take charge OF the company's affairs
al this point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
ORPHANS HOME.
Occupied Already nv SO Little Waits
Formal Opening Thursday.

Fifty-three WATTS now occupy the splen,
did new Orphans Home and Day Nurs-
cry. which has been erected at a cost Of
5000 and viii he formally opened with
an excellent program next Thursday,
June iG the reception 20 take place be-
tween the hours Of 20 o'clock In the
afternoon. Mrs Y. s. Miller president
OF the association. has tho matter I'm
charge. The program, consisting Of
speeches, songs and Instrumental music
will begin az o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
INDIAN UPRISING
IN MEXICO SUBDUEO

Washington, June 11.-Minister of
Foreign Affairs Enrique creel OF Mex
leo has teiegraphed to Mexican Am
hassador De Ia Barra here that the
Indian uprising In Yucatan has been
suhdued by state and federal troops
and that the insurrection was auelled
In FIVE days from the the time II broke
out at Valladolid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
BUILDING RECORD.

Building permits for tho week,
amounting to s72,so show a decrease
in comparison with those OF last week.
The following permits were issued to-
day:
NJ. q. Iverson. S23 cast seventh
South. one story brick addition,
$1,000.
r.. 5. Avery. 1873 west Fourth
South, one story dwelling $1,000.
Val Baltz Brewing Co. 702 west
Third South, bottling storage. $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
pARGE PRIZES AWARDED.

New Haven. Conn. June ILL was
announced today that the Benz. +.
Barge prizes. the highest mathcmati-
cal awards given at Yale university,
have been won by William A. Peters,
Jr., OF Seattle, Washington. FIRST. VIII
liam y. Bartlett. st. Joseph. Mo, sec
ond. and Harry Mandel, Bridgeport,
Conn. third. The prizes amount to
1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
Vul' ROOSEVELT BUSY
DEBATING MANUSCRIPTS

Rsls.,'a '.'a West Bound Steamer
,tva W., usuS'e Victoria, June II,
Haven irsless station at croo,,
engaged ', ,,.'hd MIR Roosevelt was
msnuscr,r,.s forenoon In debating
tcived ms,. During the DAY he re-,
'arewen r. wireless messages Of
..leas or w tIin England and expres.
United States rom friends in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
SLABS BRIDE TO
DEATH AT VERY ALTAR

Bnovnrlle. june i1.EWhile the
bridal party were standing at the altar
for the ceremony TO be performed.
Iaslllc MARTINEZ stabbed Bonita Garcia
10 death here yesterday.
Martinez was IN frenzy OF anger
because the young woman had changed
her mind on the appearance Of a rival
and refused to marry Martinez.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
LARGEST CARGO OF
LUMBER EVER FLOATED

Portland. or, June Carrying
what is said TO be the largest cargo %
lumber ever hoated. the British ship
Knight of the Garter sailed from Port
And Today for North China ports with
a-s.cw feet Of lumber aboard. After
madlng was completed the vessel drew
ilacuon more than % feet OF water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
INSURANCE BLACKLIST.

Acting Commissioner OF InsurIlS
Done states that the depa rtment Is pre-
pairing list OF men who have forfeited
any right to represent any insurance
company In this state. This list will be
kept on file FOR the protection of the in
suranco comm lssioner % other states as
well as for the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
NIGHT SHIFT BOSS
ROBBED OF THOUSANDS

Winncmucca, New. June 1.-Two
masked men entered tunnel of the
National Mining company at National.
north OF this place late last night aBl
at the point OF revolvers compelled the
night shit boss to give up saok ~
high grade ore valued At Rbou' t3.OCo.
The sheriff has gone 20 the sco3e a. .tt
robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
FUSHlMrS RECEPTION
PLEASING TO TOXIC

Toxic. June 1.-THE cordial recep-
ton assorded Prince Hlroyasu Fushiml
and the princess by the government
az Washington has made an excellent
impression here Omcial appreciation
of the courtesles has been expressed 20
President Taft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
EASTERN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

Philadelphia. June 1l.--For the
third time in the Ave years the event
has been held. Miss Fanny g. osgood
Of the country club. Brookline. Mass.
today won the championship OF the
Woman's Eastern Golf association on
the course Of the Huntington Valley
Country club az Noble. Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
FREE LICENSE ASKED FOR.

William j. Barrette. A X. Mclean
and nine other citizens have petltioned
the city council TO grant a free scayen-
ger license To John G. Lindcberg, who
is In poor circumstances on account OF
having lost a leg while working in the
Crescent mine at Park city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
POSTAL PUSHING ALONG.

The Postal management reports con-
struction gangs building west from Salt
Lake and east from Reno, along the line
Of the Western Pacific. II Is estimated
that Ave months will be required to
build the telegraph line between the two
points
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
OIL PRICE LOWERED.

Plttsburg Pa. June 1.-THE stan
dard oil company today lowered the
price of Pennsylvania grade rehucd oil
10 $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
'Nsfoir SHERMAN ARntvrs

tanspor,, a eSlseo' June 1.-The arm
tas four,h' ,.sinsn from Manila With
here todsv 'ssntry on board arrived
eesn IN ~ ihe regiment which has
b sent h. stands for two wears Will
Nebraska posts in Arkansas and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
MADELINE WENDLlNG
DISMISSED FROM CUSTODY

Louisville. Ky. juno 1i.-Madelino
vending. who has been under arrest
FOR several days charged with being
accessory to the fact IN the murder OF
Alma Kellner. was dismissed from
custody today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
~fSEY' IDA, POSTMASTER

w.,.,n Especial to The Newsa
mo Nm d. G, JrSs l1.--cI,r-
fo',n.ns,.lb Bristol has been apno,n,ao
sounts ~ at Dempsey "ppointea
Ssnsd 'uA. vice w. Mcclelia
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11

Your Announcement I'm the "News" Is
Brought Co the Attention OF People
Who Appreciate Values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
MARKET SEEMS
UNABLE TO RALLY

New York. June 6--Led by the early
advance In London stocks in New York
opened today at material gains over the
closing ievel OF saturday. There was an
active demand Ia all directions and prac-
tlcally all OF the prominent speculative
stocks rose as much as e to IA. Union
Pacific rose y, Great Northern ore Ger
iincntes and Consolidated Gas 1 u aud
International Harvester and utah Cop
per IA. Prices yielded a fraction on the
secondary quotations.
The initial gains were wiped out IN
short order and all OF the prominent Is
sues were depressed fractionally below
Saturdays closing before there was CON
certed EFFORT made To support the mar
ket American Sugar lost 3. the pre-
ferred and Atchison and Wabash pre-
fefrcd l. Whom the rally began business
Pen on but there were good recoyeries
all along the line. United states Steel,
Union Pacific, Reading, St Paul and
Amalgamated Copper rebounded about a
point.
Conditions were much quieter than last
week. Some belated liquidation from out
side sources met the opening rise ~
prices but the resulting reaction brought
In supporting orders and demand from
uncovered shorts. The speculation SEEM
ed inclined 20 walt on today's conference
between President TAFT and railroad
executives. American Sugar mas We Ak
ened by reports OF further criminal suits
TO be instituted by the federal govern
ntnts ITlCch IN inc httOnu Hbuf 81
high as at the opening but activity fcll
on almost to an idle state Pittsburs, G.
G. 4 st. Louis rose ga and Missouri Pa
cihc
Bonds were Irregular.
Prices held near the best for most OF
the list. and some of the prominent
stocks including Reading. southern Pa
Ciflc and Amalgamated Copper aOld nigh
CT than in the morning.
There were reactions OF point or two
I'm the railroad stocks. Renewed buying
steadied the general list and the recovery
I'm United states Steel to above II pulled
up the list. Prices yielded again when
ST. Paul fell ga under Saturday and
New York Central ~.
The market closed unsettled and irreg-
ular There was a sudGen outpouring %
stocks which carried prices downwarsS
violently to new levels for tho year St
Paul broke 90 below Saturdays closing
price. American Sugar g. the preferred 4,
Union Pacific and 81. Louis and San
Francisco second preferred 4. Reading
a. Consolidated Gas 3i5 Southern Pacifc
and Chesapeake 4 Ohio and many 9th
ers from to ,.
Tasting covering by shorts caused fov-
erish rallies OF 10 points, the latter In
Union Pacific. but the trading was con-
Quoted In a disorderly manner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
LATE LOCALS

Women's Medical Society--r..
Utah Women's Medical society 1yIi
meet at the office OF DR.. Elsie Ada
Faust, fO4 Judge building at 5 D. m
Tuesday.
Eluaiizing Assessments--Only an
ordinary number OF complaints wero
made before the county CONNIE.
sioners this morning when thew an,
as a board OF equalization TO consider
tax assessments. The board viii moo,
on Tuesday and Wednesday also.
Thomas Household Gladdcncd--Nr
and Mrs. Fred Thomas OF gt5a
seventh East street are rejoicing over
the arrival OF an eight and a hslf
pound boy Saturday Neither and
child are doing well
Ladies' Ask for sf5--Lot Smith
circle No. ladies Of the G.. A r.
filed with tho city recorder this morn
ing a petition asking that the coun-
ell bear the expenses OF decorating
the graves OF the deceased veterans
the sum being $50
MISUNDERSTANDING Mayor Brans.
fords absence his office in the clty
and county building Is having
thorough washing and rc-calcomnlug
State Roads-The state roads com.
mission met I'm the office Of the gov.
ernor this afternoon.
Genealogical Societs--An important
business meeting of all OF the com.
mlttees OF the Genealogical society
will be held at the Bee Hive Tuesday
afternoon at y. M All members are
cordially invited to attend and bring
lists for invitations.
Women of Woodcraft--Ioint
memorial services OF the Women Of
Woodcraft will be held Sunday, by the
three local lodges In this city. Special
street cars will carry them TO the
cemeteries. All officers will wear
white. with regalia, and guards will
wear uniforms and carry spears and
wands. At the cemeteries the graves Of
all deceased memb ers OF tho orgunza-
ton will be decorated. and the unyell.
ing services OF the order will he car.
riod out.
Judge McAiastcr Rrturns--Judge
Alex McMuster of the Juvenile court
has returned from three weeks visit
In the east.
Princeton tlNams-Thc Princeton
entrance examinations this year Will
be held by Rcnwick ;. McNlcco at the
salt Lake high school, June Isis
the same days on which they are held
at Princeton, Catalogues. specimen
entrance papers and schedules may be
had upon application To- Prof Nc
Niece. 1886 Blaine avenue,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
EQUIPMENT FOR
EMERY O|LF|ELDS
OF Machinery Installed in Muddy
Creek Country. Near Lone Tree.

Emery. June 6.--The oil fields south
east OF Emery about II miles are caus-
Ing some excitement here. in Taet, the
excitement seems to grow with age,
for some OF the neighboring towns are
getting It and are doing some locating
The locations that have now been tax
en- up are around what is known as
Lone Tree. me south line is aUJut
fuur ana IL quarter miles 10 the south,
the west line tnrce-quarters of INTO
to the west, the north seven miles and
the east eight miles. Lone tree Is To-
Gated on the Muddy creek, a few miles
below the John Lewis ranch.
Tine principal lOtaturs are II. a. Fits
and Mr.. Eastman. OF California, A. q.
Dennis OF West Virginia, and }. W
kimball Of eastern Canada. L Is uu-
derstood here they represent three large
companies. Mr.. Dennis Is the only one
Of the above mentioned who is here
now and ne is very busy preparing FOR
the putting In OF the machinery, which
h eNpectea some time this month. ms
cost OF the machinery Is estimated at
SsS, 900.
There are now about ~ men at work
on the road which they claim IL going
to be "A good ono, one that VIII be
good buggy highway. More men would
be put to work II they could be used
but II is Of a blasting nature and the
powder is difficult to get. The road
builders are having some strange ex-
periences with their blasting as the
rocks como out afire and burn Tor some
time after being thrown from the
depths OF the earth.
There must be something in II from
the remarks made by these locators
and the steps that they are taking
They are men from the oil fields Of
America and pronounce the grade here
as among the very best oil that can
be found.
There is a big oil field there without
a question OF a doubt" said one.
1T Is the very best grade and near
~ everything seems 70 be in our favor
said another.
This sounds encouraging when VIC
learn that they have been employed by
the Standard oil company and served
the company for a number OF years.
Mr.. Pitts and Mr.. Dennis have both
held positions in the Standard Oil com
pany
Mr.. Pitts understands the drill and
will have charge Of that work here.
He IL expected any day and u is I'M
derstood that the machinery will be on
the road before he leaves California
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
NEW POWER STATION
FOR LIGHT 8 POWER CO.
Contract let for Big improvement.
Costing Over Half u Million,
Near Jordan River.

Contracts were let Saturday evening
to Westinghouse, Church, Kerr a Co,
of New York for the II 900 horsepower
Light d. Power company, near the pres
ent transformer station on the Jordan
river A prospectus OF this valuable
Improvement was printed In The News
several weeks ago, when 1t was stated
that the cost would be considerably
over 500. 600 and now work is to begin
at as early date AS possible. The east
ern trip Of President Bancroft and
Secy. Knickerbocker is largely in con
nection with this deal.
The layout Of the new equipment Will
be with a view to economy. For IN
stance, coal cars will be run up on
trestle whence the coal will be dropped
into storage bins to be carried further
by automatic conVeyors to the furnaces.
The ashes win be dropped below into
cars and hauled away. Several hundred
piles are to be driven To secure "A suit
able foundation. and capped with con-
crete a stack OF masonry 200 feet high
will furnish a proper escape for smoke
and draft. The switchboard Is to be so
arranged that any trouble from any Of
the transmission lines can be detected
and at a moments notice, by merely
turning swatch, the reserve power at
this now plant can be placed In opera
ton and no delay In the street car
movement will result This new steam
plant will have a capacity equal to any
two water power generating stations
20 that any trouble which might occur
simultaneously TO two of these plants
would not impair the company's serv-
ice since the reserve steam plant has
ample capacity TO replace them.
II Is expected that the plant win be
ready for operation in the spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-06
FAST FIELD IN
SECOND DAYS RACES

The entries FOR the second days races
at Buena Vista are "a follows;
First race. six furlonEs, a-ycaf.Qlds
aud up. selling--Ramon Corona. y, Foa-
casta, III. Valencia III; Tube Rose. w
Alivia. los: Good Money. ".
Second race. seven furluucs tlett'
olds and up sclling-Airs. lg9 McNals'
zoe. Sam Brrnard, joe Royal N'er w.
Tavora l0s
Thrd race. six ,urlrrs J-y0aroli
and up. selling -. Prince C-Hr.i- l'
swell Girl lN Maid OF orr 0f". il' s3-
bado. 100; yellow Foot f,i EIE Toe l0hrf
10. Colonial ~; Stasic' i". Promo
theus, iO,: Chief DesmorG. .9 4Io.
100
Fourth race. SIX furionss. .1r-'di
and up. selling-Tugboat l"t. "N's
laior IN; ST. Joe, III; Swcl. s'm ill,
Acqula 'lO4. silver Leaf NO. Almn.,
lOr Cheswardine. III; Lady Adelaide l@,
Warner Griswell. III. Ellcrd ne
Fifth race. six furlongs, 3.ycar>'o'd ana
up. selling-Bellhowcr, iNs, Llttl ~
10: Albion H.. lO7. Wistaris l6 Moile
Montrose, 'iO2 Sal Pearl, l0i Royal
stone ig7: Charlie Doherty. ne. Byron
100: Harry Stanhope. l07
sixth racce, six and one-hAf tuflOns-
3-years-old and up, purse-Sea Green, ~,
Jack Paine. III Gold Finn. l09' Bonnie
Bard III; Lomond, ne. Marchmonet j"