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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24

Gr mar alt gsnns. nm ss bs1sr ;u
piiisn. @r usrssubsts foitbars i3eit, in.
osm er frsis WtsbiIinsn uon fruslidsm
Bsrtb nit usrlpsifsltsr gnitrsusuns
Sur DisOsrerlansuns ieiner @siunbbsit
usriuhts. !3ulsst puuOsrts sr lid islbit
iibsr feline geidtsldubisfeit, ,-baB sr bars
an Slaubsn fOnuts, stpus fur nidtS gu
srbalten. @ntmutbist, bod tliissr &c.
pOrOen, fling er on oas alts. bspdbrts
ssrautsr'SsilmittsI, 5Orni's sIlpsnirdu'
ter, ju sebrau4en, uno beute lit er bes
9Obss uOll iiber Die sr3islten Rsiultats.
5Orni's sIlpenirauter 1T feline slpotbs'
fsr'Wiebijin. Gr wirO ben truntsn 9su.
ten bireft seliefert ourd Spsjialaeenten,
uHseitsllt uon ben @isentbiimsrn, Or.
Better Subrnep & Cons Co., 1925
90. 9opne aue., Chicago, 81.
Sorni's Glpeufrduter Blutbsteber TT
Su bubeu bel Senrp Balter, 1o11 @sbar
Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
: Das supsrior @erid,t hat .s p,r.

= Das Supstior @eri6t bat es Der
wsisert, ben Babli9pinblsrn Ebomai
Sspibon BON Der Bsitisits unO abran
9oweIls Don Grdbalo elm neues gsridt
liaes Serfabren ,u erlaubsn unb went
Oas Oberssri6t ni&t siusrsift, 70 milf
fen bsiOs ibre @sfdusuibitrafe abiissu.
- Sobn D. Dapis pom Sswalt
Court wanoslte frib WtOntas in isiusul
Shlaf uno itiirite babel cine Ereppt
binab, eurd ben 6all einsn boppslteu
Sru9 oes SGulterblattes erbaltenb.
Seins Samilis, bic tbn ipater permists,
fanb ibn bsiinuunsslos auf Der @rbs
lieeeub.
- Sobu @ilmartin bon SeiIup liss
am Samftag sesen bic @rie @iienbubn
eompanis cine @ntiddoisunssflass fur
s 30,0 eintrassn, neil I'M Sanuur bic.
ies Sabres. als er iih In elmer 9uti6e
auf cem Wss gum Soipitul bsfanb. Elm
3us Der @ompauie bic 9rsuiuns per.
iperrte uno ibu aufbieIt, mas our Solss
bate, oaB Der WianE nidt bic ,eitiss
Ssbanoluns erbielt uno nuumebr on
usridisoenen @ebrsdeu leiost, bic per.
manent isin iOllen.
- Warg, bic 6idbriss 3odter bes
Ufi4ael Pauped BON Difion @itp,
wuroe am Wiontas Wtittas BON einsm
Basen Der Sspitone 8rau @ompanis,
Seiien 5ubrmann Sobn Sopfo BON
Barren StraBe. Dunmore. mar. iibsr.
fabren uno Set6otst. Das Mdb6su be-
fano fi9 sur 5eit in Sssleituns ibrsr
Wtutter. uerlisB oisielbe pl0eli9 uno
rannte oireft Dor bic Pfsrbs. pslds iis
nit ben Sufeu nisbsrltisBsn, porauf Elm
ben aopf iibsrfubr uuo ibn
einoriidte. Die Wutter. neI1s gum
Seiitanb Der To1ter elite, puroe aud
Ieidt uerlest. Sbidon Sopfo mad ben
aussnsenssn oss unfullss bas llnsliid
niat uerbinoern fonnts, purbs sr bod
pdter auf Die anilase bes unwiufir'
i6en Gooidluss uerbaftst uno fir Elm
leridtlidss @ridsinen unter cine Yiirs.
daft uon 5 1000 seitsllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
Sas xhal abm arts.

- Den @bsleutsn Sreo. Dounsrmutb
su guOca III elm GOdtsrlsiu ssborsn
moroeu.
= Sobn RuienIfie BON Wfoolic, als
9anblan9er In Der auoca 8dIdersi ber
erie @ompuuie unssitsllt, uerfins am
5rsitas feline Sdaufsl in Der rGonpsps
orr 4inie uno bel Osm Ssriud, iis ju
rettsn, wnroe er islbft biueiu ssiosen
uno 9etDbtet, ebe ibm Seiitanb ssssbeu
neroen fonnte.
- Gin III Der Da6inmmsr entltans
osnsr Sranb jeritUrts irhb am Ntuntas
Wtorsen bas Snnsre bes 9aben, uno
Wobnsebauoss BON Sumss Srant ju
Olo Sorse, einen 8erluit BON stua
$4,000 ueruriadsnO. Der tbsiImsiis burd
Seriiderun9 ssbedt lit. Die Srant Sa'
milis fOnnte In 3eit aus bsm brsnnsn'
ben @ebduoe entfliebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
Sunmpre.

- Sames Donobue BON Deit @rops
StraBs trus am 5rsitas In bsm asiisl.
raum Der DIAMOND 3sds elm b6s Ber,
iAnlttenss @sii4t bauon, als sr eineu
unusrbofften Sall tbat.
- Da Der Borough Council ss Der.
wsisert bat. ibnsn Die psrlanste 9obnsr.
bObuns ju bepillisen, 70 brobsn Die bic,
iissn PoltSiitsn, 3sbn an Der 8ubl, an
ben Streit 5u ssbeu.
- SobnS' S'Wtallsp bon 8intonStra.
&c, elm Ssrsmaun in Der Wiountain Re.
DIE Der @rie @Ompanie. purbe SOnntas
abeuo auf osm Seimwes uOn sinem @ris
Suse setroHen, mar absr iebr slhdli6,
osnn er trus nur siusn Sddbebaut.
i4uitt Ouuon.
- Der Borough Council Iopie Die
ShulbebOrrs issten um Srsitas abenb
in ibren Seriummlunsen Die Steueraui.
la9e fir bas Subr fet. Der srftere
ftellte bier Wtills feit unb man nabm
aud bic Sewillisunss Sr6inan3 i'm BE.
tras BON $37, 1875 an; bic lsstsrs siuiste
ii9 uuf iisbeu Diias.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
@apne Gonntn.

SnnrsbaIe. Ie.-Die 8sumtsn Der Ser.
bert Desmsr @lasidlsifersi babsu uuss.
fiinOist, buB iis in furjsr 3eit ibrs Sn.
brit na6 9allitsao uerlsSen molten. Die
5ubrit bsiddftist iibsr 100 arbsitsr. -
8rdulein @rucs @lur bon bier unO. Or.
8illium 8. SdHiOt BON PbiluOslpbia
iiuO seftern in lsstersr Staot als elm
@bspaar uerbunbeu poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
Opn 4eterSbura.

- Die iuSenolide TOdter Der Gbs,
leute gilbert SdnsiOsr bon Oioro Srping
ausnus itarb lssts 0Ode.
9snrb Wiiiller, pslder Dor msbre'
rem BO9sn uOn siusm @ebirnidlus be-
trOffen wuros, bat iid iOpsit srbOlt, Out
ct miebsr uuf iein fann.
- Die Ssrmdbluns BON Srduleiu
auna @de uOu RtOes StraBe nit Rut
9al BON Court StraBs. psl9s in 8iI'
fssbarrs srfOIste. 1T nussiiinbist purbsu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24

gen pom Stenlt 1uspenotrt moroen, neil
iis msbrsrs abenbe Suuor elm paar Ero'
pfen bss @utsn supisl tranfsu unb bann
stpas Su lsutisli9 purosn. Inter ben
3iuilbienitrsseln pirb ibr Sal uon elmer
Bsb6rbe unteriuht uno erlsoist werben.
Die beioen Poli3iiten uerjidtsten Mon'
tag uuf Elm Serfabrsn uno wurben bann
pom Direftor S'WtalleD 3u 80 Eassu
rlrlaub Obns SeBabIuns uerurtbeilt.
- Sin WfGohen namens Wartbu
S6appel uOn Bolton. bas Srsunoe aui
Der @eitieite beiudte uno Dor brsi Wfo.
naten lib uOn Dem Supelier So. .SuOtt
Diumuntrinss uorlessn IieB, pOua6 ipa,
ter SnOtt jpei Der 0tinse uermiBts, pur'
De am WiOntus weseu benz DisbltabI
perbaftet, ba es aber nur Is Sabre ali
lit, 10 iiberwies man oas WiGb4sn Dem
8ertreter elmer 8oitoner 8obltbdtis.
teitsauitalt, Der ei9ens ju benz i3pedG
nu6 Scranton ssfommen mar. gls
oas Dtaodsn mad bem Oiebitabl be-
mertts, oaB man ss i'm YerOudt bate,
i6idte es einsn Der Riuse per Yoit an
SuOtt Suriid uuO rsiite Oauu uu9 30.
itOn, wdbrsnO Der Swsite Sting, ben fl
siusm iuussn Mauu sessbsu, au9 uis.
Der erlanst purbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24
GrmatIiaen0e Griolae.

OuB ole Ve1Het OCT SDuHBoBeIeS
bel ben lesten Bablen iidtbare @rfols
aufjuneiien baben, ldbt iid uidt Der
fenneu uub nod weuissr pesleusnsu
oenn bic 3ablen ipre6en gu 9enau iiber
all, no Die 5anatifer ben Ddblern bel
aampf aufswaussn. llnb OuB bic ast
tation bes rDeuti9sn 8unbsS" aus
fdlagsebsnb bel bieiem Sample mar. ii
ebeniO unbeitreitbar. osnn nur baburd
purben bic Srsaniiationen in's 4sbsr
serufen, bic ben 0abltampf leitetsu
Wfan mus babel bebenten, baB In man.
deu Staaten Der Deutiae 8unb srit In
ben lesten Easeu Dor Der Babl in ben
3ampfplas eintrat, unb In anosren bas
oeutide 8otum su i9wa4 unb seritrsut
lift, nm iid fiblbur MAIDEN su tUnnsn.
Der nadfOlsenoe, einsm Eassblatt ent'
nOmmeus Grtitsl ipridt fiir iif islbit:
nSu Der uOriSsn 0abl fam Probibi'
tion In ben ueridiebeuen Staatsn In
iebr ueridieoener Deiie Dor Die gBdblsr.
Sn alabama. 5lOriba unb Utah itanb
eOcaI Option ssssu grObibitiou i'm gan.
3sn Stuats, unb 9ocal Option bot &c.
iiest. Sn Snoiana lit cine osmofratiids
sesislatur sswablt, mas nad Der Bar.
teiplatform Radfsbr ,ur Conn uuo @itb
Option uno auibebuns Der @ountp Op'
tion beosutet. WtiliOuri bot ben ent.
ihiebeniten 3ampfplas iibsr bic @strdn'
fefrase uon allen Stuuten. Die BRO.
bibition als gsrfuiiuuss,uius nurOs
nit iiber 100000 Stimmen Wfsbrbsit
seidlassn. Sn ct. gouis mar bas
StimmenuerbdltniB 1876. 900 ssssn 1900
Stimmsn. Sn Dtinneiota iollts oas
ississ SiSensssies ourd @ountp Option
eriest tperben. Wiit Der @rpdblung
elmer repubIiianiidsn 9ssislatur 1T bas
usrbinbsrt uno bas ississ @eiss bIsibt.
Sn 9iebrasfa wiro infOlse bes republis
Siesss cine Ssriddrfuns Der
3wanss9eiese eintreteu. @ounfD Sp'
tiOn uno s llbr SdluB mar bas. mas
Srpan befiirwortete. 9n Nsw 9amp
lbire iino mebrere Der friber rtrOdensn"
Stdbte mag" seworoeu. unb i'm eanien
SIaate lit cine 3uuabme Der Stimmsn
iiir Hijsns @rtheiluns ,u usr,si6nsn.
3n Oregon 1T BrobIblliOn iiir ben gan
ien Staat unterIe9en uno Die Gbanoer.
ing uon @ountg Option IN @ltp Option
,eihloHen. Sn 2erds bat sOcal Option
Jeiie9t, uno Die yesis'atur miro 1911
in Brobibitous amsnpsment our Ser,
d1nng unterbreiten. Sn Dem Staate
DiscOniin unterlas Der 8eriu6, Dem
5taat @ountp Option uubuOranssn.
}m Staate sSaibinstOn bat iid cine
rOBere anSabl uOn Srtidaftsn als bis
Ter fur Si,eniiruns ertldrt.
Das 1T cine uorlaufise usbsrIitt bss
8ablsrssbniiiss. iowsit es ben aampf
IN 3panssseIessebuus betriift. IS 1T
n sroBen @an3en duBerit ermutbiseuo
Iir Die 5rsunoe oss Sslbitbsitimmunss, t
edits, oas isOsr Wtsuid babsu ioute.
ln9riffe iino abseidIussn uno Sort. J
brittle iino 9enadt. aber bas bari !
iismano in Siderbsit piesen. Die I
lebrt, oab nad iebsr 9iisber' )
lse uno nod ieoem Rifidlass bic 9
Bhblarbeit Der 3wunssfanatifsr nm 10
Ifriger, Denn auf uiellsidt i'm @ebei' b
len, einiest. Sie lieben bic ueberraI6.
nsen. Das lit ibrs bette @affs. unb I
) lobnt iid. Dsun bintsr ben 3pauus' b
sitrsbunsen itebeu sutSablenoe Sntsr'
fen, bic ourd bas Soridiebsn Der BRO. c
ibitiOnsfra9e bic aufmsrtiamfsit Der q
sabler uon anbersn wi9tissn Srassn
biieben iolleu.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24

- Der Osutids Rsidstas 1T um %.
0iOuember pieOsr 5uiummeu sstrsteu
uuO man erpartst ii. a. sius lsbbufts
@rOrtsruug Der 5rGse Der ilsii6nOtb.
= Su RsritO bubsn felt @O6snfriit
rsuOlutiOnars @rbsbunssn ftuttssfuuben,
bic Der Resisruns ernits Gorge MAIDEN.
Sn ben bis putO iiuttsefunbsnsn S6ar-
mhseln blisbeu ii@ bic bsibsrisitiaeu
GrfOIse 10 3ismli4 slsi4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24

= Gnfauss Oieisr 8Ods ssfulleue
S6nssmaiisu bubsu gang GirOl in siusu
msiBeu WtuutsI sinseblut uHO Der Ser.
tsbr itodt allsHtbalbsn.
DAs @ir piinidsn alien 9sisru &c.
issnsten appstit gum Duntiusunsselisn
-tpsnn's aud fsin Eurisp isiu iOllts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-11-24

Die feiniten Drudarbeiteu Der Staot,
Stsfsrt bic Office bss -0OaenbIatt."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
WALKERS WIFE
CLEANS HOUSE
Nevertheless He Is Apparently Of
A Forglving Frame Of
Mind.
CARRIES OFF DIAMONDS TOO
George Docs Not Want TO be Divorced
And says ~ In Answer
To suit.

George W walker OF 300 north second
West fled an answer To- his wlfe's com.
plant In the suit for divorce, this
morning. in which counter charges are
made He alleges that since they were
married Addio has been an extrava-
giant housekeeper and has repeatedly
lost her temper and used vile and abu-
sivo language when he asked her TO
cconomize she called him unprintable
names. but despite this he says he
docs not want q divorce.
ON July -. he alleges, she said
"Wcll George. are you going to leave
met' and he answered. Il am willing
To try it all over again Two days
afterward he received q summons In
the divorce suit When he returned to
the house he found that Addie had
taken all OF the silvcrware, most OF the
table ana bed linen, fancy work. brio
a-hrac, china, glassware. and I'm fact
everything I'm the house except the fur
Eiturc and the carpets This he says
was of the value Of 81 900, but she took
I'm addition two diamond rings valued
at $1,000 which he held az security for
loan of Sb5g 90 He says he has given
her jewelry besides this of tho value Of
$1,000 He prohers to let her have the
home and To- keep her during the pen
GcnCv Of the suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
LATE LOCALS

Phone Ia Kama s--Telephonic
communication has been extended, by
the Bell company, to Kamas. In
Wasatch county
Two Children UI--Mary Cappucia
age 8 Of 254 west south Temple street
was this morning reported as sick
with diphtheria and her sister Eth el
age with typhoid.
Contract Approved-Mayor Brans-
ford approved this morning the con-
tract for the paving OF Second West
street from Third South TO the Warm
Springs
Fratcrnal VlsIt--Salt Lake lodge
No. ., Of odd Fellows VIII pay q
fraternal visit next Thursday evening,
to the Garfield lodge.
Anniversary of Dcdication-The first
anniversary OF the dedication OF ST
Mary's cathedral viii be celebrated on
Monday next Aug g. when solemn,
political high mass Will be given, with
a special musical program. The Junior
choir is To- sing Haydn's TIE Deum. at
the close OF the service. which begins
at a. m
The New Garrick Under the new
management of the Grand theater the
old name Is To be dropped, and tho
house Is to be named "The Gar
rick" The formal opening by tho In
gcrsoll stock company occurs Sept
r. Labor day Manager Rogers Is ex-
pending about $1,000 I'm decorations.
furnishing. scenery. etC., and when
he throws open his doors TO the
public, ne claims he will have one OF
the most artistic houses in the west
OF America.
New Car Iine--Work has begun on
the double track extension from Sec
ond South and Fifth West streets.
north to First South. and thence west
to Eighth West streets, on the Jordan
Bridge line on the completion OF the
work In september. the Mt Olivet
cars viii run over this line to Tenth
South street on Eighth West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
WIDOW CANNOT FIND HER SON.
Writes for Information About Him to
Postmaster Thomas

Mrs. Effie flanagan, a widow OF 2l0
east Rio Grande street, Colorado
Springs Colo. has written to Post
master Thomas asking for informal ion
OF her only son. Arthur sills. She OK
presses hope that he is not in trouble
and says she has written to the prison
authorities to see n he is confined H.
iall. All letters addressed TO him are
returned unopened from various cities
1T IS really surprising how many
people leave their relatives, go 10 dis
tant parts and never write back home
to inform their friends Of their where
nbouts. or how they are getting along"
said Postmaster Thomas this morning
These cases are happening an the
time. and We are receiving letters al
most daily In cases Of estates. this
condition ~ things causes great delay
to the courts. and annoyance and often
pain TO anxious relatives"
The postmaster cited an instance Of a
man who recently died in Salt Lake,
who left a large fortune In his nam.,
but he had long since severed com
munication with his relatives in the
Old world and the administrator is hav-
ing difficulty In tracing them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
D0NE'S AMENDMENT.

Acting Insurance Commissioner VII
lard Done wishes % make the follow
ing statement relative To- "a recent a,-
ton Of his Office He says Some mis-
understanding having arisen from
comment by the local press on state
meut Issued by this department re-
garding the fotation Of Insurance COM
paines IL is only fair TO the com
panics now operating in this state to
saw that reference was had only to
the several hundred new com panies
now promoted. many OF which Judging
from past experience. may never reach
the dividend paving stage, and not TO
any established ola line companies
regularly admitted "a Utah Policy
holders In these iced have no hesitancy
about continuing their payments. The
mention Of Missouri companies arose
from the issuance OF bulletin by the
Missouri superintendent OF Insurance.
referring TO the ~ companies recently
promoted In that state, and declaring
that only two had paid dividends 20
stockholders. Al the same time, there
Is no doubt that tho companies allowed
20 do business IN Utah will meet all
obligations 10 Uolley holders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
PERSONALS.

George J. Gibson has returned from
quebec where he went as a delegate
from this city, to attend the interna-
tional convention OF the knights OF
Columbus
Vice President L. r. Farnsworth Of
the Walker Bros. bank and family. have
gone to the Pacific coast on a two
weeks vacation.
G. A. Lawson, general sales agent
Of the Mosida by-the-lake lands COM
pany, is In the city from Provo today
Mr., Lawson says the country on the
west side Of Utah lake II forging rap
idly to the front, and that party Of
Kansas farmers II expected TO arrive
to look over the lands next week
Doren Perrine, president OF the Fruit
Growers state hank Of Green River. is
In the city today on business. Mr.. Per
rine says Green River is growing rap
idly and that the coming season will
see great Improvements in the eastern
Utah fruit belt. a new schoolhouse
costing s22, 900 has Just been completed
at Green river. and a huge dam has
been constructed in the river which
will release water sufficient to irrieate
1000 acres of fruit lands.
General Freight Agent ]. A. Reeves
of the Short Line is in Oregon. and his
first assistant is in Chicago leaving
Ira Tuttle the temporary active head
OF the Short Line freight department
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse knight. their
daughter, iona and niece Uarda Knight
this morning from a trip IN
Yellowstone park.
Asst. counsel George II. Smith Of ;he
Short Line. and wife leave today. on
two weeks vacation visit at Long
Beach, Cal. with Mr.. Smiths mother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
MOST MILK GOOD.
EXCEPTION TAKEN
TO BARLOWS TALK
Federation of Labor Appoints a Com
mittec To Wait on the Chief
OF Police.

Taking exception to the statements
Of chief OF Police Samuel Bar
low that he proposes to put a stop TO
street meetings, If he has the authori-
" to do so, the Federation of Labor
at a meeting held last night appoint
ed a committee, consisting Of l.. L.
Porter, A. Ii. Burt and ". w. De-
camp. to see him sunday in relation
To the matter.
This committee was Instructed TO
see as to whether OF not the chief
has such authority and IL so what he
means 10 do about II. They Will also
ask him IL he knows the meaning of
the words labor agitatOrs," one of
the Parases ascribed to him. The or
ganizdtiOn feared that the chief
might be taking a slam at organic
ed labor, and furthermore 1t was the
expressed belief that the police de-
partment had no right TO stop meet
ings on the street, so long as there
was no prOfane language or melting to
violence.
The federation states that there
probably Will be a labor ticket in the
field this fall and as the organiza-
ton has no funds to hire a hall, IL
will be necessary to do the speaking
on the streets That they have the
right Of free speech, was the conten-
ton OF the members at the meeting
and strong exception was taken to
Chief Barlow's utterances. II It is
found he said the things quoted 10
him the resolutions will be drafted
along the lines OF the Information
gained by the committee.
The Electrical Workers delegation
reported that the strike of that or
ganization was stll on but a settle
ment was expected by Monday
As delegate to the state federation
Henry Beckel was named in place OF
j. X. Augustson, who has left the
city.
Ten dollars worth OF tickets for the
outing of the Electrical Workers next
Friday at Wandamere was bought by
the federation. The money viii be
used for the purchase OF Labor day
parade uniforms for members who are
out Of work.
Details were reported on the Labor
DAY celebration. which will be held AT
Wandamere. The parade will form at
Labor temple, Fourth South and
state streets. march westward to Main,
north on Main 70 South Temple, coun-
tcrmarch on Main to Fourth South;
westward on Fourth South to West
Temple, and northward on that street
tn the headquarters OF the building
trades council In the Commercial club
building where n will disband. and
where street cars will be taken for
Wandamere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
BUS PASSENGERS

X. l.. Jones and Willard f. Carry OF
Cedar city. and w. A. orion of
Washington, ID. c., are at the Semloh.
Twin Falls, f. n McNamee OF
Caliente. New, and II. L. Spaldlng OF
Green River are at the Wilson.
JAY l.. Enrich Of Golden Colo. L.
A. johnson OF Boston, Nealie VIII
liams Of Butte. Mont. John Cort OF
Seattle, are AT the Knutsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Eddy Of Provo.
W p. Dav or Brigham Marion
Cluger Of Provo, John Landregan OF
Tecoma, New, are at the New Wind
sor.
party made up OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l. Adams. Bradley Foote Hilda
Foote. Miss Vera Foot Of Nephi ar
rived at the New Windsor today.
W. a. williams, a business man OF
Provo, Is at the Kenyon today.
G.. s. Bastian Of Loa William Wat
ers of Midvale and A. NJ. James OF
Nephi are at the Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs j. T.. Dotey and A. H.
Farnan Of Bingham are guests at the
Cullen.
NJ. r. Hughes. manager OF the Po-
catelio Electric Light company, Is in
Salt Lake today. n guest at the Cullen.
He came down with the delegation or
Eagles from tho Gem state.
Fred Rogers. a well known mining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
TOM MOORE AGAIN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Inmate Of Dope Ficnd" section of
CITY Jail Tries 20 Cut His
own Throat.

Tom Moore or as he Is known about
police headquarters, "Old Tom" one Of
the inmates Of the dope mend section
Of the city Jail attempted 10 Kill him
SELF this morning. He made severe
cash In his right forearm with rusty
knife that he had managed 60 get hold
Of. severing an artery. First aid was
given the man By Detective Earl Rip
ley. Or. ~ Il Sprague was called.
who fixed the man up. and he is now
ali right again, with the exception Of
being weak from the loss OF the blood
Tom IL one OF the most abject
cases OF the effects OF the dope" now
in the city prison. He lives but TO
moan In delirlgm, and weep In nerve
racking agony. 4 confirmed morphine
user he H. 4 pitiable object. He II
familiar sisht on the streets of the
city. his bent figure. and always eH-
tended hand. asking for money, being
well known on all down town sections
He has tried frequently before to
Kill himself. but has not succeeded.
This mornings attempt was the sec
ond during the past week, having
few days ago. tried to cut his throat
Yet some OF his attempts at suicide,
the police officers claim, are but
sham. as he so Graves the drug that
he will do anything for shot"
When asked in the emergency hos
pital this morning In reply to his plea
FOR some OF the stun II he had had any,
he replied that "he had had eight
grains but he needed n bucketful."
when his condition was discovered this
morning. City Tailor Tom Gillespie
quickly attended the man taking him
at once 70 the emergency hospital.
He IL now resting easy. with the best,
attention being given him that the
permit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-13
HAS NOT RESIGNED.
President George c. Parkinson Says
Question Has Not Been Discussed.

Preston Idaho. Aug. l3.-Presidont
George @. Parkinson Of the Oneida
stake arrived home last evening from
salt Lake following the announcement
OF the findings OF the special commit
tee appointed by the Church authorl-
ties to Investigate the charges in con-
neCtion with the mismanager,ent nj,
the affairs Of the oneida Irrigation di.-
trict.
When asked for statement this
morning he said
4 am not prepared 10 discuss The
matter at this time, hut may give olt
statement FOR publication at a later
date"
Asked regarding the statement In the
salt Lake morning papers To the e.
feet that he would hand iu his resigna-
ton % president OF the Oneida stake.
he said
The question OF my resignation has
never been discussed between myself
and the Church authorities / have not
turned in my resignation as president
OF the oneida stake"