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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08
MARK HALL ESTATE.

OGDEN, Feb. S.-The appraisers of
the estate OF the late Mark Hall have
MED their report showing n total
valuation OF s4.325. made up as follows;
Real estate, s1.1oo; personal property,
5000 and household goods s25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08

tol VS. n. Brent VS.. Athcison, To-
peka & Santa F'e Railway company,
garnishee.
February 2S-Eugene Munsee VS..
Joseph Mcclellan ct al: John Robin
son VS.. Salt Lake City; Annie F.. A.
Hilton VS.. Gideon Snyder ct al;
Annie F. A. Hilton VS.. George w.
Thatcher ct al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08
FARMERS SCHOOL.

PROVO. Feb. S.-Tfrere was a large
attendance at the farmers school.
which opened yesterday in the Brigham
Young university under the auspices
OF the A. c. u. and the 3. Y. U. de-
partments OF agriculture.
Prof L. A. Merrill made brief
speech OF welcome. after which the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08

salem saturday was pur9cd mere yes
tcrday.
Bafen. the .S-year-old son Of Mr.. j.
David Larson, had one OF his fingers
badly crushed In a wringer yesterday.
Adolph Johnson and Harvey Brown
were sentenced to Is days each for
vagrancy yesterday. by Justice Noon
n. C. Hicks has resigned his position
with the Bell Telephone company and
gone to the Provo Post in which he is
part owner with his brother H. c.
Hicks.
John NJ Work will lecture in the
Provo library tomorrow night at 7;S0
O'Clock on WHAT'S So and What Isn't
About Socialism The public are in
vited.
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oRPHEUM VAUDEVILLE.

OGDEN. Feb. S.-A fine bill is being
presented at the Orphoum this week
and every number easily ranks among
the best seen here In vaudeville. Judg-
Ing from the packed houses the first
two nights, a record week will be
scored
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08
PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday excepted) at 20
ccnts per month All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson, agent
for Deily. Saturday and Semi Wenk-
ly News. Ind Phone @S-A. Orders
taken for Church works Residence AZ
South First West Strst.
Carrier east side OF Academy Avo.
Ind 51z-I. u
Carrier west sldo OF Academy Ave.
Ind. 102-A
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NEEDING BELLS.

PROVO. Feb. s.-A marriage license
has been taken out by Dallas Holley
OF Mapleton and Ruth Beck OF Span
Ish Fork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08

KODAKS AND SUPPLIES.
The big variety of Kodaks and
Cameras, High grade finishing and
enlargments.
C. r. SAVAGE CO. 1914 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
TO AID ORPHANS HOME
Interesting Program at Salt Lake
Thcatcr Given by Y. NJ. c. a.
Athletes Last Night.

A fair sized audience was at the salt
Lake theater Monday evening to Wit
ness the athletic program given by the
Y. M. C. A., the proceeds for the bene-
AT Of the Orphans Homo and Day
Nursery. The program was a most
interesting one and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience.
One Of the features was battle
royal" in wrestling, between 20 young
athletes Another feature was a drill
by As lads. They went through the
various movements taught at the Y. M.
C. A for physical development
An interesting number was the FANCY
club swinging by Oscar b. Gingrich,
physical director of the association
and under whose direction the program
was given,
Those who participated in the enter
tainment were as follows:
LEADERS CORPS.
Mel Whitzel. Joseph Nelson,
r. F. Castro. Arthur z. Bowen,
7 G. Flandro, L. G, Mehse.
C. l.. Glenn,
LADIES.
MISC Eva Snow, Mrs Lille Klenke.
Miss Agnes Evans, Miss NJ. Madsen,
Miss I,u. Evans, Mrs. Mary Dalton,
Mrs Pearl Evans, Miss E. Edwards,
Miss Louie Ure. Miss Mabel Bolto.
Miss Helen Frame, Miss l.. Branning,
Miss A. Eardley Miss G. Freide,
Miss L. LBurlingame, Miss A. Eardley'
Miss Portia Olsen. Miss Julia Ashby.
Miss C. williams.
GENTLEMEN.
A. McCabe. j. F. Howard.
A. B. Morrison, NJ. j. Schneider,
Royal T. Cotterel, o. D. Heath,
J. G. McCollom, r. s. McNiecc,
c. l.. Glenn. ID. wilson,
q a Naylor, j. a. Fielding.
A. j. Hagen. Joseph Stromko,
@ NJ Allen. Clyde r. Stark.
NJ. Clanahan. l. X FRAMING
Vern Yearsley. e. W. scott,
Daniel Mackay, a T.. Bowen,
Joseph Nelson, otto Mettz
Neil Whitzel. Walter Wilhelmy,
w G. Cook. Frederick Egan.
Charles Wright. George Drltchas,
F z. Castro. Guy X Chase,
f. Weisgerbcr. G. Champion.
w. Cornelius, A. j. Anderson,
Ernest j. Evans, Jasper l. Rex,
Ray Greene, l.. G. Mehse.
Ren Williams, w. T. Frazier,
is Mortenson, j. G. Flandro,
w H Sellwood, Elias Young,
Reed Harvey. r. w. Young.
G. T. Peterson, l.. ;. Young,
Abe Salmenson. &c Larson.
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NOW 4 GAS PLANT.

program of lectures published in The
News was proceeded with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-08
PROVO NEWS BRIEFS.

The 1S-months-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Mitchell who died at
Salem Saturday was buried here yes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

sadA be a
cal possibly meg
hammered believe
the truth engaged for
a half"
do o niece?
sewing
in thousand.
everything
and to anything"
know in
and hasn't
and doing 1t right
dcon all
omitted
week andha o times
think I'd
had idea that
go mind title
don't forget that whose
capital AS
tS..tt
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the land is the property of the United
states until such time as the grantee
shall have complied with all the condi-
tions OF the law and has obtained his
patent.
DIRTY LINEN-A. Q. r.. City. who was
the author Of the phrase, slet them wash their
dirty linen in private
This is attributed to Napoleon /, who,
when asked to interfere with some
scandal, replieds I'll faut laver son
nnge en- famille." Let them wash their
dirty linen in the family)
GRAY ENAMEL WARES. A., City. Can
person. not brought up to the trade, make
gray. enameled ware?
An amateur would probably make a
failure of the undertaking. as the work
requires skill. properly built oven for
hring. and technical knowledge in COM
pounding the enamel.
ALMIGHTY DoLLAR-T. c.. City. was the
expression 'the almighty dollar original with
Florence, the actor7
No 1t originated with Washington
irving. who first used it in his sketch,
1897.
foLo.subscriber. City. What is the mean
Ing OF the name Yolo, the name of one Of the
California counties?
1olo is contraction of the Indian
name syoloy." meaning place where
bulrushes abound.
COLD. A. L.. Grouse Creek. Did the leg
lsiature ever pass a law establishing gold as
the only standard in the transaction Of business
No; but 1t did pass law that where
gold Is mentioned in the contract the
payment must be in gold.
= . .
,INTRODUCTI0N-W. I. K.> City. What is
the proper form on being introduced to a young
lady. II am pleased to meet you'' or "giad to
know YOU?
II you are pleased or glad, say so:
Either is correct.
GARFIELD--W. e. R., City. Where are the
remains Of the late President James A. Gar
field entombed?
In a cemetery in Cleveland, O.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
SLIGHTLY MIXED
ON THE RACES
Change in Names Fools Well
Known RailWayman's
Office Boy

uH GENTLEMAN to see you. Mr..
AJones," said one of the clerks in
the Southern Pacific freight de-
partment to- H. A. Jones, freight traffic
manager, yesterday.
is he representative of an insur-
ance company?' asked Jones, anxiously.
I don't think so, SIR"
All right, show him in
Is there an insuranceman looking
for your asked G. W. Luce, who hap
pened to be in Jones Office at the time
No. answered Jones. but a week
ago man came in here under some
name and tried to sell me life insur-
ance policy. He didn't succeed. but ne
was so persistent that he came in
again few days later under another
name. The first name he gave me was
Jewish name and the second was un-
mistakably, Irish. and the boy didn't
know the difference when he came in
the second time
w. C. Parker. district freight and
passenger agent of the Chicago. Mil
waukee and st. Paul, with headquarters
at Ottumwa, Ia, is in sthe city on a
vacation trip.
j. II. Crosset, general manager of
the Visalia electric railroad, is in the
city on a business trip.
At the next meeting Of the trans
continental freight boreau in Chicago
the subject of changing the present
method OF indexing commodities from
page numbers to item numbers will
come up for discussion The trans
continental freight bureau is the only
organization of this kind using pa ge
numbers as an index to the rates and
as convenience to shippers it is hoped
that the item system will be decided
upon.
J. S. Ramspacher, travelling freight
agent or the Southern Pacific at Phila-
delphia, is in. the city for a few days.
He is at the St Francis.
w IL. Davenport, general agent for
the Western Pacific. thinks his brother.
w. j. Davenport, is the stfckiest nrono,
sition on the Pacific coast. w. = is
the secretary Of the Pacific Coast bill
posters and distributors association
and only recently he stuck the popula-
tion of San Diego for the exclusive bill
poSting rights.
Western classification No. 40, super
seding No. 4S. becomes effective Noyem-
Der 1.
The total colonist traffic of the Har
rlman lines to California for the fall
OF 1910 shows an increase of $40. or
$3.50 per cent. Last years total
amounted to 22.se3. as against 31.2os
for the present fall.
The jurisdiction of J. III. Drake. gen
eral freight agent; w. f. Patton. assist
ant general passenger agent and v. M
Gutierrez, Industrial agent of the Ma
tional Railways of Mexico at Mexfco
City, has been extended over the Vera
Cruz and Isthmus and the Pan-Ameri
can railroad. C. Cardona.s general
freight and passenger agent of the
Vera Cruz and Isthmus at Mexico Cir.
has been appointed an assistant general
freight and passenger agent, and his
former position has been abolished: and
c. L. Daniel. general freight and pas-
senger agent of the American AZ
Gamboa. OAK. Mexico, has been an
pointed. an assistant general freight
and passenger agent, and his former
position is abolished.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
RSONS IN THE NEWS

HIRAM w. sIBLEY of Rochester heads a party
travelling from Rochester in a private car
that is staying at the Palace. With him are
Harper Sibley. % Donnen Iseling. Joseph Hus-
band and L. II. P. Fsrr of Orange. y. ].
r. A. PLATT of Chicago. George Baumsn Of
Arcata and II. F. Keller OF Mexico are among
the recent arrivals at the Stewart
E. J. GRANT, secretary of the Alguma lumber
company of Los Angeles. is at the ST. Francis
with Mrs. Grant.
Mr. AND MRS. r. NYE OF Grass Valley are
making the Stewart their home during their
stay here
A. C. BINGHAM, banker of Marysvle. is
among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
RICHARD BELCHER, an attorney Of Marys-
vile. is at the Palace with his family.
G.. E. BIssoNNET, merchant Of Tucson. is
at the Palace with Mrs. Bissonnet.
GEORGE c. KNOWLES Of kansas city is at
the Fairmont with Mrs. knowles
H. D. MALoN. merchant of Ukiah. Is at the
Stanford.
GEORGE c. MoNTELL of Santa Cruz is at the
Turpin.
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tAt Ceo~o.s.o..
Offer of Chalk and Water

Harry LaughAn. the billiard expert.
says the Cleveland Leader told at an
exhibition game in Toledo a billiard
story.
Once. when had my own parIor in
Columbus" he said. II was a good deal
disturbed by the loss of chalk. Chalk
disappeared at a tremendous rate. and
1 said TO my helper:
Keep better eye on the chalk. Jim.
I'm no millionaire
'1 know the gents what pockets the
chalk, Mr.. Laughlin.' Jim said: but
they're reg'lar customers. I guess you
wouldn't want to offend 'em. would
your
We'll. no. said l. I wouldn't. You
might give them a gentle hint, though.
Use your diplomacy
Jim. I found out later. used his di-
plomacy that night He walked up TO
one OF my best patrons that had Just
pocketed a piece Of chalk and he said:
You're in the milk business. amt
you. sir?
Yes. why?' the patron asked
"I thought So said Jim. from the
amount OF chalk you carry away The
boss likes enterprise and he told me to
tell you that II you wanted a bucket OF
water now and then you could have one
and welcome
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Visit of
the Irish
Representatives

CONSTITUTION The demand for home rule Ireland enforced by
consideration of logic justice and and people
asking why the reasoning does not apply with equal force to
England Wales and Scotland If the rule applied these
lines the United Kingdom would become federation of
exercising within somewhat similar limits those which
the relations of with the federal
union general outline of the plan London Dispatch
which says:
The basis of the sweeping
federation scheme Of the which he outlined during his visit
This local home Ireland
and Wales The imperial parliament is to consist of house OF commons
of 200 number The
comprise Is Irish 25 Scotch u Welsh and 3S English
will be represented six senator's approximate population basis
considerations which would modify it.
1t is known here how the scheme is regarded by the Irish
leaders, the fact that such radical changes
consideration proof that the agitation begun by Isaac Butt
than so years the subject of many vcssudes
finally within the domain of practical politics
backed by and Justice.
The Call bespeaks heary>San Francisco welcome
representatives of "the ou1d sod"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

CHARLES SAMUEL BROWN. who is connected
with the steamship department OF the Ger
man. American savings bank is at the ST.
Francis, registered from Los Angeles
j. d. CUIHBEHT. formerly a director OF the
W. and J. sloane company. now furniture
dealer Of Medford, Ore, is at the Turpin.
WHEATON A. GRAY, an attorney Of Los An
geles. is registered at the Palace.
a. E CoNNEAU. a merchant of Modesto. is
registered at the Argonsut.
W. H. MoHR. general auditor OF the Southern
Pacific. is at the stanford
l. :. LONG, railroad man OF Goldneld is
registered at the Stewart.
MR.. AND MRS. R. L. DoRING of Portland are
guests at the Fairmont.
B. L. HAYDEN oil operator OF Bakersaeld.
Is at the ST. Francis.
DR.. H. P PALMER OF vacavine is staying at
the Argonsut.
DICK FERRIS Of Los Angeles is a guest at the.
st. Francis.
W. Z MAcKIN OF Stockton Is at the Airing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29


The minor parts We're filled in by. II.
Taylor, Felix White, c. L. Graves,
Harry Macklyn, Fanny Howard, Miss
Douglass. Miss Hinckley and Miss
Clarke. All in the cast were members
of Maguire's stock company.
PASSPORTS. c., City. How can an
American citizen obtain passport if he wishes
to travel abroad?
Passports are granted and issued by
the United States secretary of state
and by diplomatic representatives of
the United States, also by foreign con-
suls and United States consuls. The
fee is ST, and full information as to
procedure will be sent on request by
the secretary, of state, Washington.
d. c.
/. FoLKLoRE-o. W. R.. City. What is the
American folklore society? What is its purpose
and where is the headquarters?
The society was organized in 1888
for the study of folk lore in general
and In particular the folk lore of
North America. A. M. Tozzer, Har-
ward university, Cambridge, Mass. is
the permanent secretary and he has
charge of the headquarters.
HoMESTEAD-F. D., Blue Lakes. A man has
fled on land as a homestead. and 1t will be
the same. Can creditor file claim against 1t I
Lands acquired under the homestead
laws of congress are for the benefit Of
grantee and his family and not for the
benefit of antecedent creditors. Again
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Boy Bandits Commit Murder

Led by a ferocious chieftain, aged "a
well organized band of boy robbers
has just been captured by the police
at Sopron. Hungary The band CON
sisted of IL lads. aged from to Ia
years, who had left their parents for
life of adventure. They lived in
large cave. and during the last three
months have committed-I23 robberies
and one murder. In the cave booty to
the value of $4,000 was found.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Postal
Departments
Snap Judgment

government enterprise
industry and there
Office department should printed of
value 1t business OF government give promote
stamped envelopes The department might offer
toothbrush to purchaser of dollaA worth
of postage stamps. aA
history the proceedings this relation suggestive
Shortly congress of the bill surprised
advertisement OF the posoce department calling
bids for four contract although the present
expire until June 80 People wrote to
Postmaster General Hitchcock nquirng for the purpose
hasty call told in reply that:
mean
could
To appreciate the value Of this necessary 70
the opening bids was only
bidder the firm that has monopoly of this
The friends of the bill the department asking that
the be held until might have opportunity
during the coming the pending
To refuse this reasonable request would look like attempt to
take judgment congress That acceptance bid
submlted would just this indicated by
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
by acting postmaster general who made

acting third postmaster general who made
this ingenious remark:
however, wholly of information and without
committing department departure
of publ
which would
the gaion of the
We do that the purpose of the department to take
judgment but this uconscousy candid official
what would the effect of hasty OF
the existing monopoly for nearly FIVE
shut off other private enterprise for that period
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

Several western railroads are pre-
pairing to build long stretches OF ce-
ment snowsheds. These are more sub
stantial than timber and are f1reproof
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Mr.. Bells
Consistent
Industry

has been for want OF trying.
Mr.. Bell appears have begun life with firm faith that the
payers him living According the record his
accomplishment put by his press agent he has been
working steadily and unmng since that theory varied
only nconvenient fact that it long
campaigns In word Mr.. Bell has been engaged office seeking
with consistent since he 2 In demonsa
OF these activities there be better proof than
by his press who gives his brief eloquent
biography n these words:
Born July Admitted a Appointed
elected
1902 elected
1906 1908
democratic convention In 1910 candidate for
1t is freely admitted that Hiram Johnson
Mr. Bell in this line OF activity He has neglected his opportunities
personal advancement the of office Although his
voice has often been heard the always raised until
the promotion the AS
Mr. Bell he be congratulated the fact that
although still young there few, and probably
California who have had many opportunities of casting ballots
which their figured It possible that his single
competitor this line Of endeavor his found friend
supporter William R. Hearst Some people have been
prised at this extraordinary and unexpected conjunction
have tailed understand the of fellow
slstent failure that makes Mr. Hearst SO kind.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

held up as DugdUUU.
Johnson sent the white man S
hope careening up against the
rope. alarmists said: The end
has come. Now watch the ebon
peril humr' And still | went my
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in character. It appears as If the lnsstent
demand for home rule by the Irish nationalists
might find its fulfilhnent in sweeping and
inclusive system of federation that would
radically change the character of the British
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

Juice; blooming land be SO poor ne Can
afford peril for his humble board
With pers and per there and pes raging everywhere
should full of fears should be twin 1ounS
of tears ones hair should always end and yet must
confess nv friend that all the world good I'm mashed
everything whoop and sing song cheer until the
peelers interfere .szssss. ss..@ sa .:-. COasAnla4o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

Unless a man lives to learn he will
never learn to live.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

majority, but the senate has not yet acted
There is no question of the passage of the
bill unless some extraordinary influence is
exerted
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
The Morning Chit-Chat
ON SUCCESSFUL. BUsNEsswoMAN no HEB NIECE

LETTERS FROM SUCCESSFUL BUsINESSWoMAN
VII
IN EAR JOAN:
That natty little sample of cheviot that you sent
- certainly ought to make ideal office suit Yes,
do like very better than the fawn coored cordu
think the gentleman who said "a word to the wise
sufficient must have.had in mind for his title role
While the subject of clothes, want to tell
you little experience that had yesterday.
I've been wanting good seamstress to do some plain
sewing for Last night heard OF one and hustled
right down to see her. told she pretty
Hard get hold Of She all right When asked
her for week time this month she said: I'm
afraid that would quite impossible: have every day
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

The yellow peril came and went, and didn't scare
me worth cent A>peril. then, OF darker hue, was
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

BILL is pending congress put private
monopoly free envelopes
Aoffce the h,a
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
THE
PERILS

Joyous way and howled chsery roundeIay, anu
wore my patent duplex grin, until the coPpers ran
me in Oh, perils pink and perils green are dished
up by each magazine and yellow journals pant ana
roar about the perils at our door; muckra1ng
f-o de their
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

coming visit of the Irish national ENJOYS San Francisco
attention impending changes of governmental poy
the United Kingdom that might almost revolutionary
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
Measures for
Policing the
Police

police This duty has been hitherto nrusted to members of the
department and by notoous neglected The
New York police force respects better than
organized band The cohesive power public plunder
cemened the has been great boasts openly
that municipal administration could purify the department
said that if Gaynor attempted anything of the
be politically destroyed He has apparently accepted the defiance
In his letter of instructions the Mayor Gaynor
There dangerous character free government
like than public official who himself
above the law and free take the law in his
he pleases That spirit public officials become general
would end system of government a once
The significant feature of the project lies in
to police make the practice of
backma dangerous Such undoubtedly
New York and will perhaps adopted cities
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

that city He has supplied an answer to the
ancient Roman question: "Who shall guard
the guards?"
Mr.. Gaynor, in word, has appointed q
body charged with the duty OF. policing the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29

remarkable phase of American municipal administration
Us disclosed by the taken by Mayor Gaynor
- New York protect constituents from the police
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-29
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

THE oCTOROON-Two Pioneers, City. Who
were the principal actors and actresses in the
presentation of 1.-The Octoroon" In Maguires
opera house in the early sixties at the time So
phie Edwin and Frank Mayo appeared? Also
the characters assumed.
The first presentation of the drama
at that playhouse was Monday, March
1852 with the following In the cast: