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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-27
Secret Societies
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Hermonine temple. No. s. Ppthian Sis
ters. met In regular session Wednes-
day evening Outside OF routine bust
ness the committee arranged defin-
itely for the lake party Friday evening,
June "a. in honor OF Supreme Repre-
sentative Sadie 9. Klontz, who leaves
sOoc Tor Milwaukee to attend the
session Of the supreme temple. There
were about forty jolly members at
tending this party Friday afternoon
They enjoyed the bathing and sat
down to heavily loaded family tables
and afterwards enjoyed the dancing
until about 1920.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TODAY

Orpheum theatre-Willard Mack.
= Maude Leone and associate players
= In If l Were a King" Sis p. m.
: Mission MISUNDERSTANDING 2:30
= D. m. 7;45 y. m and 9;15 p. m
= Daniels theatre-The Allen Cur
: It's company in "A Stubborn Girl"
= 7:45 p. m. and 9.15 p. m.
= Shubert MISUNDERSTANDING and
= moving pictures. afternoon and
= evening.
= Luna. Isis. Elite theatres-Mov-
= Ing pictures and illustrated songs.
= afternoon and evening.
= Casino theatre-Vaudevil and
7 moving pictures. afternoon and
= evening.
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CITY BREVITLES

Opened Big Vaive.-SOme meddIesome
individual caused a whole lot Of trou-
bic to water users on the east bench.
Saturday night and most Of Sunday
by turning on a valve in the big sun
ply main from Emigration canyon. Ern-
ployes OF the city waterwOrks depart
ment worked all Saturday night try
ing to locate the stoppage. which was
felt In hundreds OF homes. and IL was
not until after noon yesterday that
the open valve was found near Wag-
ener's brewery in the canyon. The trou-
bic was remedied and the usual wa
ter service restored.
Attorney Goes to BuffaIo.-Attornev
J. NJ. Hamilton leaves this morning for
Buffalo. y. Y. where he will be en-
gagged in legal business for a week or
ten days.
Vacation In CaIifornis-The Rev.
and Mrs. Francis BurEette Short leave
this week for California. where they
Los Angeles they will be the guests Of
Judge and Mrs. J. r. Lewis and in San
Jose they Will visit with Or. and Mrs.
Charles II. Walter.
students TO saItaIr.-A party Of Is
young people attending the University
OF Utah summer school were chape-
roned to Saltair yesterday afternoon by
full time and social reunion was en-
joyed-
Mercury Mt Niuety.-The thermoms-
1 ter at the local weather office regis
/ tered 90 degrees at o'clock yester-
day. The minimum temperature reg
istered during the day was so degrees
and the mean temperature 75 degrees.
Schiff Party Out of Park.-Jacob
Schiff and party emerged from the
Yellowstone park yesterday and a week
spent in viewing the natural wonders.
| The party left for Seattle last night
| to take boat for Alaska
Charged with Petit Lsreeny.-Gor-
| dan Ramey was arrested last night
| by Policeman c. A Duvander on In
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NnrIr.I- m r,nEnIrnns

ESTATE OF MARY ANN COULT. DE-
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at office
Of G. 5. Patterson. 81 Commercial block.
Salt Lake City. Utah, on or before the
2sth day OF october. A. u. 1910.
GEORGE SANTON.
Administrator Of the estate OF Mary
Ann Coult, deceased.
9. 5. Patterson, attorney.
Date Of first publication. June IT. A
u. 1910.
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MACCABFES.


Tents Nos. and u viii hold a Joint
open meeting on "Wednesday evening
next. 10 which the ladies OF the several
hives have been invited TO participate.
The object Of the meeting Will be to
perfect permanent arrangements
whereby the ladies and the sir knights
will hereafter hold joint meetings, en-
mutual advantage OF the l.. .. IT. NJ.
and X. o. T. NJ. Light refreshments
Will be served.
Liberty hive will hold regular review
In Castle hall Thursday afternoon. June
80. at $3.50 o'clock. All the members
are urged TO be present, the lady
captain wishes every guard to be pres
90 for the closing Of the charter, a
large number OF the members were IN
attendance. After the review, re-
ception was given to Deputy state
Commander Belle NJ. Hedge Ice cream
and cake was served and a beautiful
present given to the guest OF h3hor,
presented by Sir Knight Wilkins- from
the ladies, as a slight token Of the love
and esteem IN which she Is held A
most ENJOYABLE time was had by all
and the wish expressed FOR another
soon.
and enthusiastic meeting TUESDAY,
June 81 The new officers, Who were
elected on June 10. are; Past com
mander, Lady Emery; record keeper
SabIna G. Yates. sergeant, Lady Hen
dershot. chaplain. Lady Heystic; IL
nance auditor. Lady Cowan- Lady
Rowe will entertain the ladies' aho
friends at a reunion and card social
al her home Friday. July 1, az ~
Fourth East on Third South street.
Take Waudamere
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THE UNDERSIGNED. on TUES
day. July 18th, 1910. at p. m. at 49s
Commercial street Salt Lake City and
county. state OF Utah. Will sell at pub
lie auction the following personal prop
erty OF Helen Dee, TO wit; 2 trunks
and contents, valued at $25. Said sale
is undertaken TO foreclose a lien upon
said property for an Indebtedness OF
$3.50, more than 80 days past due. by
the said Helen Dee. for board bin and
rent OF a furnished room at said place.
(Signed) HOP SING.
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NOTICE TO CREDTTORs.

ESTATE OF HENRY II. KING. DE-
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers TO the undersigned At his
office, Bingham Canyon. Salt Lake
county, Utah, on or before the fifteenth
day Of October. A. y. 1910.
FRANK II. CELLVENTTRA.
Administrator Of estate OF Henry II
King. deceased.
Date OF first publication. June IL.
A. ID. 1910.
Aaron Myers. Attorney for Adminis-
traitor.
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FUNERALS,

OF James A Conyers, who died in this
city. June "a. viii be held from O'Don-
nell & Co.'S chapel on Tuesday. June
IS. at 4 p. m, under the auspices Of
Jordan lodge No. 3, I. o. o. + Inter-
ment at Mt. Olivet. Friends invited.
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FoREsTERs or AMERICA.

Court salt Lake. No. 1, will give a
wednesday evening in their lodge
rooms in the Jennings hall. Fl West
First South street. TO which all mem
beers and theeir friends are invited 10
attend. W. II. Greenig will be the auc-
tloneer OF the lunch baskets. There viii
be first and second prizes for the win
ners in the card game. An enjoyable
time IS assured to all.
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4. o. O. T..

Jordan lodge No. 3. l. o. o. F., con-
ferred the second degree on four Of
fts own members and the same degree
on two members Of Salt Lake lodge
No q the attendance being very good-
a rnfnber Of visitors from outside jur-
fsdfctfons were also present The third
degree will be given tonight: the latch
string hangs on the outside.
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MISSION THEATRE.

Matte Lockette is winning many
friends at the Mission this week in her
novel offering. She is the original
Mary Jane" and her act IS a goodly
mixture OF her now famous part and
new material. Five other acts Of equal
merit are also on the bill. which will
continue up 10 and including Wednes-
day next. There are matinees daily.
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ounER or OWLS.

The order OF owls met at 81 East
Second South street. last wednesday
night. and n good lot OF business was
frensacted. Past President Steele made
some good remarks. The next meeting
will be one Of much interest and all
members should be present, as there
is a lot Of business to come before the
nest that all members should hear and
In which they should take part.
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Apperson Lands Job.=A 3. Apper-
son, formerly assistant superintendent
Of the Denver & Rio Grande in Salt
Lake. has been appointed trainmaster
Of the western division Of the Chicago
Great Western, with headquarters at
Clarion, Ia.
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omen OF RED HEN.

washable tribe No. has been meet
inE around its council fire regularly
and have held some interesting meet
1nEs. Tonight a full house IS expected,
as the election OF chiefs 20 fiil the sew
eral positions in the tribe will be held
az this council.
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DIED.

DAY-In this city. June &c. 1910. Carl
r. Day Of Hunter. salt Lake county,
Utah. In his twenty-eighth year, ma
tive OF Utah and son OF Mr. and Mrs.
ARA u. Day.
Funeral services Tuesday at 2 .. m.
from the Hunter ward meeting house.
Friends are invited. Tnterment in
Pleasant Green cemetery.
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The ladies of the James p. Mexican
W. r. 6. will be entertained by Mrs.
Widenor at her home. AIS East First
South street. Mrs. Widenor will be as
sisted by Mesdames Lochney. Meskeli.
Missup and Ruth Norton. All friend in
v-ffad
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IADTEs on O. a "a

The Rice circle. No. ,. Ladies OF the
g. A. r Will hold their regular meet
ing at 2.30 y. m. Tuesday, June Is. in
Eagles hall. Initiation and special cleo
tion will be held. All members are
requested to be present.
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BoX OFFICE OPENS.

The box office Of the Salt Lake the
atre will open this morning for the sale
Of seats for Emma Lucy Gates engage
ment on Wednesday evening. From the
number Of Inquiries already made,
rush for seats is looked for.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

w. AAS6Ss
Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information-)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate division. In and for salt Lake
county. state OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF Jauea
"a. batenan. Decentralization.
The petition OF Maria l. Bateman.
admlnlstratriN OF the estate OF James
H. bateman. deceased. praying FOR an
order OF sale OF real property OF said
decedent, and that all persons interest
ed appear before the said court to
show cause why an order should not be
granted 10 sell 80 much as shall be
necessary, OF the following described
real estate OF said deceased. TO wit.
An undivided one-third l-3) Interest
In the south half OF the northeast
quarter Of section thirty-four (Ss), aud
the north half OF the southwest quar-
ter OF section thirty-five t95). township
two 60 south. range five go east salt
Lake meridian. has been set for hear
ing on FRIDAY, the Sth day OF JGly,
A D. 1910, at ? o'clock p. m, at the
county court house. in the court room
OF said court in salt Lake city. salt
Lake county, Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 24th day
OF June, A. ID. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE wITCHER
BY l. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
Stewart. Stewart a. Alexander At
torneys for Petitioner.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate division, IN and for Salt Lake
county, Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF George
Coulam, DeCeaSed.-NotiCe.
The petition OF Elizabeth II. Coulam.
administratriN OF the estate Of George
] Coulam, deceased. praying for the set
/ tlement OF final account OF said admin
istratriX and for the distribution OF the
residue OF the estate 60 the persons en-
/ titled. has been set for hearing on Fri
/ day. the Sth day Of July. A. ID. 1910. at
/ O'Clock y. m, at the county court
house in the court room OF said court.
/ in salt Lake City, salt Lake county.
/ Utah.
! Witness the clerk OF said court, with
/ the seal thereof affixed. this 25th day
| OF June. a. ID. 1910.
] MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
lSeaL) Clerk.
BY L. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk
! Alexander McMaster, Attorney for
] Petitioner
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formation from Murray, charging him
with petit larceny. Ramey. who IS an
employe of the American smelter at
Murray, is charged with stealing a
suit OF clothes belonging TO A. Len
hart. He was locked in the city jail.
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MopERN woopMEN on AMERIcA

Great salt Lake camp. No. 1901, met
in well-Rttended regular session last
Tuesday evening. Several new april
cations were received. and the Bene-
ficial degree was conferred on one
candidate. This camp and the Royal
Neighbors are planning an outing
some time next month, the date Will
be announced later. The regular meet
ing will be held next Tuesday evening.
and all the members are requested 10
attend. as Il IS the last meeting OF this
month. and there are several matters
Of business 20 be considered and acted
upon. Visiting neighbors are invited
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TrpoErnphicnI Union.

The wOman's Auxiliary to Typo
graphical union No. lis will meet today
at o'clock at Liberty park. All are
requested TO come and bring the chill
dren-
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by the committee. The comrades viii
meet at hall on the morning OF July 4
at about 3 o'clock.
Reynolds circle, No. 1, Ladies OF the
G.. A. r.. will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday, at 2 o'clock. a full attend
ance desired.
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Every day in this city a few more
people join in the lists OF those who
BUY ADVERTISED THINGS-who pat
ronize advertised storesi
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this city. June rs. 1910.
Kate Smith, wife of William J.
Smith, aged 46 years, a resident Of
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Milford. Utah.
I" The Safe Road

MAlIoTQs lLaU.
Remains at O'DouneT & Co.'S par
lors. Notice of funeral will be given
later
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Consult county clerk or the respectfv
signers for further lnformation-)
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office. Boston building. salt Lake
City, Utah.
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Charged with Petit Lsrceny.-Gor-
dan Ramey was arrested last night
by Policeman c. A Duvander on In
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Attorney Goes TO BuffaIo.-Attorney
J. NJ Hamilton leaves this morning for
Buffalo. n. Y. where he will be en-
gagged in legal business for a week or
ten days
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Schiff and party emerged from the
Yellowstone park yesterday and a week
spent in viewing the natural wonders.
The party left for Seattle last night
to take boat for Alaska
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BY l. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk
Stewart, Stewart q Alexander, At
torneys for Petitioner.
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
TRUE LOVE MATCH
FOR ROYAL COUPLE
Princess Clementine, of Bel
GUM, Bride of Prince
BOnaparte.

TURIN, Italy, Nov I4-Strange as
Il may seem, the wedding today OF
Prince Victor Jerome Frederic Bona
parte, the French pretender and Prin-
cess Clemeutine, daughter Of the late
King Leopold OF Belgium, was the re-
suit Of romance of true love
The ceremony was performed in the
chapel of the royal castle of Monca-
1ieri. and was as Unostentatious as
possible the bride being in mourning
for her father. The religious .ere-
mony was performed by the bishop
OF Bella. and the civil ceremuRy by
the mayor Of MoncaIieri
Prince Victor IS fOrty-eight. while
his bride is ten years his junior They
met when the prince was visiting in
Brussels. several yeras ago. and fell
in love at first sight, but King Leo
pold promptly vetoed the suggestion
of marriage, preferring that his
daughter should marry a real king in
stead of a mere preteuder. For an
other thing. he did not care for dipIo-
matte troubles with France, by hav-
ing a-pretender son-ln-laNv plotting
AGAINST France on Belgian soil
Princess Clenentine bowed to his
viii she did make It plain to her
father that she would marry no prince
OF his selection she settled down TO
wait A decade passed and Leopold
died Albert. MS nephew. who sue
Ceeded him, was naturally aVerSe TO
having any unmarried cousins around
and the 1TsJ thing he did was 20 let the
nee and princess know that If they
stiu desired 10 marry, he would sane
Gon the match
The only stipulation Albert made
was that SOnaparte must Lot cOmpro-
mise Belgium In any of his future pre-
tensions write 20 any OF his French
supporters from Belgium, or receive
any deputation within the limits of
that country Bonaparte readily
agreed
The prince is the head Of the Nano-
leonic branch OF the Bonaparte fam
iIy- being the grandson OF the great
NaVOleons brother. jerome
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
LANDS
ON PANAMA SAL

COLON, Panama, Nov 1A-President
Taft arrived here on the United states
steamship Tennessee today
Twenty-one booming guns sounded out
a salute 70 the President as he reached
port after a four-day trip
An official greeting was given the
Presidential party by the Canal Com
mission and members Of the Panama
government who came here from the
capital
The Tennessee was conveyed by the
United States cruiser Montana. The
ships we're sighted shortly after :
O'Clock. As soon as the United States
war craft appeared IN the offlg the
tug Cristobal. with Lieutenant Governor
CoethaIs and others on board steamed
out to meet the President.
When the Tennessee reached her an
chorage the Cristobal swung alongside,
and those On board clamored onto the
deck of thu Tennessee President Taft
acknowledged the warm greeting which
was given him
Shortly after S o'clock all came ashore
The Washington times., 1910-11-14

President Taft showed keen interest," IL
everything about him and asked many
questions
He plans to be here four DAYS He
met the representatives of the Panama
republic and acknowledged their Official
welcome.
The IsthmIan Republic has been in a
turmoil Of preparation for the Presi-
Dental visit Tor q fortnight The GOV
ernOr al Colon ordered all citizens to
Tepaint their homes and clean the city
in honor Of the visit
IN addition TO inspecting the work al
ready done on the canal President Taft
viii confer with President Pablo Aro-
semena relative 10 diplomatic relations
now on between the United States and
Panama
As a result of this conference John
Barrett. director OF the Bureau OF Amer
lean Republics, viii probably be dele
gated to go to BOgota, Colombia, to
assist in bringing about a renewal Of
diplomatic friendship between Colombia
and n@ama-
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
DETECTIVE
FOR MRS. SCE4ENK
By THEODORE H. TILLER.

WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. 1.-THE
over Saboa1h inactivity in the Scnenk
pOIsOnluE case. gave way 10 a number
or important developments today which
may have varying effects upon the fate
or Mrs Laura FaruswOr1h SCue~.
now Ianguishes IN jail charged wifi
the attempted murder, by means OF
slowly administered arsenic Of her mil
l.ouaire husband. John o. Schenk-
The prosecution was surprised 10
learn tins morning OF the presence here
OF q noted Plttsburz detective, the rival
OF the agency which obtained the evf-
dence against Mrs Schenk- He -
been engaged BY the accused won
for some mysterious purpose
simultaneously, came the report thu
A1rs. Schenk would demand either bail
OF a trial unless a preliminary heartr
is held.
Prosecutor Handlaw III
A stiu further complication xnsue-
through the sudden Illness OF Prosecu-
tor HandIan, who was confined to his
home today Over work in the Schenk
case is said to be the cause His con
tinued illness may mean the postpone
1nent Of the counmittaI trial
1t is not known where Mrs. Schenk
is obtaining the money for her defense.
but the calEng in Of the Pittsburg de-
tectives indicates that she viii fight
the Schenk brothers. who believe her
guilty. with their own weapons
Mrs. Schenk her attorneys, O'Brie1.
O'Brieu * BOyce. and the detective
held a long conference in Ars.
Schenk's cell this morning Mrs
Schenk. when she was arrested is
thought TO have had about $1,000 in
cash which Schenk had just given
her to purchase a fur coat
Mrs Schenk passed her first sabbath
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
PROBING DEATHS
OF AGED COUPLE

ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. 1.-THE state
authorities today began an investIga-
ton OF the mysterious poisoning ~
William SDrayberTy and his wife, Ma
beth Sprayber-y- Both are dead at
their home about eight miles from this
city
Sprayberry was an aged and wealthy
farmer. His estate is much involved
and there has been much pickering
among relatives regarding their pros
poets The stomachs OF the poison VIC
tins were examined BY a chemist to-
day. Sc far 10 arrest has been made.
The Washington times., 1910-11-14
FOUR JETTS SHOT
IN FAMILY FEUD

BRISTOL Tenn, Nov 14-As a re-
suit Of family feud growing out CT
money matters three members Of The
Jetr family. q wealthy family Of Sc0rf
county. Va, are all seriously shot, and
Scott Jet1-- = SON. u fatally shot
William Jet. the father. FIRST engaged
iu q quarrel with his son. Clarence lett
and shooting began Sc0tt Jett another
son. heard che shooting and ran 10 the
scene opening IRE Ills father fred on
his second son. 5nfictin@ What is re-
Carded as q fatal wound No arres 5
have ben made
The Jett family is one Of the wealth
lest IN scott county. the father being a
brother of the late John ". Jett. Of this
city, a weIl-Encwn Confederate captain
and wealthy citizen who died a few
weeks ago There Is great excitement
over the shooting.