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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
PERSONALS.

Or. r. n. Mecham and wife have
gone to Idaho to be absent four weeks.
r. Frank Cary has gone to New York
to engage In business.
Albert Huber. formerly connected
with the cuisine OF the old Walker
House in this city, and now resident
OF st. Louis. returned east Sunday
evening, after a pleasant visit in this
city with old time friends.
Misses Linda r. Jessup and Mar
garet NJ. Jessup left this noon for a
sojourn on the Pacific coast
Mrs. Ida Mayol Of Ouray, Colo. IL
visiting her son in this city for few
days en- route TO the Pacific coast
J. II. Garrett has returned from
two weeks visit to New York.
George NJ busch has returned from
Chicago, where he has been visiting
with relatives.
F. T.. Schefski is convalescent from
an operation for appendicitis at Holy
Cross hospital.
Dean Colladay and family have
gone to Castillo Springs for short
outing, after which they expect TO
visit the seashore,
ing the week as guest of Mr., and
Mrs. Hugh Dougall at their summer
home in the canyon
Mrs Mabel Bergstrom and son
Everett. left Wednesday night. for
Great Falls. Mont, where she VIII
reside with her father. Albert Coon
ro, formerly a resident of this city
and ogden.
Ex-Gov II NJ wells has returned
from fishing trip on the Snake
river as bronzed as q soldier after
long summer march.
United states senator sutherland
will leave early in the week for Los
Angeles for a visit with his daugh-
ter who is residing there.
Rev. George b. Hawkes.. pastor of
the Congregational church at sutton,
Neb, left this morning. after
pleasant visit with the family of Ben
L. Corum of this city for Caldwell,
Ida, where Mr.. Hawkes. father Is
preaching. The elder Hawkes. was
years ago superintendent OF the New
West Commission works in Salt Lake
for the Congregational church
Cashier Beebe of the zion's Savings
Bank a Trust company Is spending
n brief vacation with his family at
Wasatch, in Little Cottonwood cam
yon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
AER0NAUT HAS
TWO MARROW ESCAPES

Chicago, July 25.-Prof. Walter r.
SCHOOL,. n Chicago aeronaut. had two
narrow escapes from death yesterday
in a balloon race at Aurora. with Prof.
William r. Mckinney, OF Washington,
when the large gas bag made n sudden
descent Of 700 feet and landed In the
Fox river. Mckinney rose 20 a height
Of 1000 feet and was declared winner.
As SCHOOL, plunged downward the
large crowd present expected him to be
dashed to death. Several minutes later
he was struggling In the water Ia
an effort to disentangle himself from
the mass of canvas. Fortune again
appeared TO be with Prof. SCHOOL, as
his balloon, after bouncing about a
few minutes on the water slowly rose
about 20 feet and finally descended
gently on a nearby island. where the
aeronaut jumped 20 the ground,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
BRAGs UP GOLD MACHINE.

c. a. Robinson, who is interested
with c. A. 1nnman In gold machine
known as the lnman separator which
Is now being successfuiiy worked on
the Webb & Boren property on Wilson
mesa. came In "Wednesday 10 receive
some medical steatment. says the
Grand Valley Times Mr.. Robinson
figures that he Is operating the best
gold machine in existence. The prop
erty Is turning out good values and he
says that placer mining on the mesa
Is as certain OF profitable results as
the purchase OF gold bonds.
Mr.. Robinson reports strike or
ledge OF thousand dollar ore on the
Black Jack claim during the past week.
The ore was found at depth OF six
feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
NEW INTERURBAN SERVICE.
Schedule for Midyale and Sandy An
nounccd by Street Car Company.

The new schedule compiled by the
street railway management for the
southern interurban traffic goes into
effect Aug. /. the date set for opening
street car operation between this city.
Midvale and Sandy. The destination
OF the cars VIII be noted In the trans
parency carhoods, over the Vsstibules
and the service Is to be hourly to the
southernmost points, alternating be-
tween Sandy and Mdvale. There will
be no stub car over Highway sS from
State road to Midvale depot, The serv-
ice to Lovendahfs corner will be half
hourly, and to Murray center every 10
minutes The through fare Is to be 20
cents, or 10 cents beyond Murray center.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
AERoPLaNE MATINEES.

Garden city. y. Y. July &-rhe hrst
of a series OF "aeroplane matinoes
under the auspices of the Aero club OF
America, will be held here next Friday
on the aviation field. Prizes Will be OF.
fered for flights of varied character ana
most of the aviators who have been seen
here this summer will compete.
The first part of the program VIII be
a series OF exhibition flights. capt. Bald
win and MIR. Harmon will make sscents
at the same time. the one turning 10 the
left and the other following the two-mile
course to the right.
The races will he against the clock
that is. only one machine Will be IN the
air at one time and contests viii be Three
in number There will be a two-mile
race each for novices and veterans. the
latter being Handicapped 60 give the
young hiers a fair chance. Then there
will be a lo-mile contest. and. finally, a
6O-mile race.
Capt. Baldwin earlier In the day will
attempt to qualify for the New York
st. Louis and New York Chicago race by
a continuous flight of ono hour.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Plumbers beat the Painters by a
score of 10 to o at wandamere {, II.
Arnup of the Plumbers viii be glad 20
have challenges addressed to him, +. q.
box 2pl The winning battery yesterday
was Harris and Rouse.
The Startup Candy team touring the
state met the Monroe nine and defeated
them by "A score of II to q Singleton
made two home runs and a three-basger.
Ratteries-Kandy Kids: Peterson, Single
ton and King; Monroe; Rich, Anderson
and Magleby
The Lambert Paper company defeated
the Holman Payne team by score OF
I 10 ). Lawson famed out II men.
The Salt Lake Giants defeated the
White Wings by a score OF 10 on
the Fort Douglas grounds.
The Sadier Mercantile company defeat
cd the Murray Coop. Furniture nine NJ
Murray by score OF TO !.
The United states SHELTERS won two
games defeating the Pembrokes al
Walkers field Friday afternoon by a
score of to 6, and Saturday the con
Wagon team was beaten al Fort Doug
las by n score of 10 to 3. Batteries
tTrlted states Smelling company. Smith,
Oglesby and Burke Pembrokes, Gardner
and Tingey; Consolidated Wagon, Griggs,
Cameron and Wanless.
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JACKLING DENIES STORY.
Coppcr Magnatcs Are Resting In Euro
pcan Cities

The report that the Utah Copper COM
pany was TO be consolidated with Anal
gamated interests was fatty denied to-
day by ID. c. Jackling, vice president
and general manager OF the Utah Cop
per company. A dispatch from New
York saturday declared that arrange
ments had been made. according - a
dispatch from London. for the consol-
idation Of the properties. MIR. Jack
ling declared that there was no truth
10 the story that Amalgamated Copper
had secured control OF Utah Copper
and that therefore there was no reason
10 believe in a consolidation. Officially
Mr.. Jackling declared he had heard
nothing.
The dispatch from New York SAID
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HOSPITAL NURSE
REPORTED LIVE MAN DEAD

Chicago. july 25.-Through an
error Of a nurse mt the hospital
where he had recently undergone an
operation for appendicitis. r. H.
Morse. Junior member OF the firm Of
Fairbanks. Morse a Co. was re-
ported dead yesterday He was, In
fact. however. improving so rapidly
that he had been removed TO his
residence. The nurse at the hospital
said TO inquirers, his body has been
taken home"
Miss Morse. sister OF the patient,
was besleged with telephone calls and
letters Of coincidence all day and was
considering II serious until II gradual
~ dawned on her whence the mis-
take originated. Obituaries had been
printed yesterday morning
Mr.. More Is one OF the Invest men
you ever saw" said Miss Morse, 'and
WILL sccr 10 up and about again"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
NEW METHOD OF
SWEATING GOLD COINS

New York. July 25.-Secret service
agents who have been at work In the
Maiden Lane jewelry district have
found that gold Is being obtained from
coins and sold. the coins being put
back into circulation. apparently as
good as ever. The process consists IN
placing the coins in burlap bag
which Is shaken vigorously. Thus tiny
flakes OF metal are knocked on the
coins and cling TO the bag, which Is
then burned, the gold melting into wee
ingots.
The treasury department at WASH
ington has been getting back lately
large quantities OF gold coin, which
seemed more scratched and battered
than ordinary. Under the microscope
Il became evident that these coins had
been handled with strange violence.
Special agents were sent here TO In
vestigate and soon uncovered the I'm
dust-y OF shaking the coin In burlar
hays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
DANGEROUSLY ILL FROM
SELF-HYPN0TIZATl0N

Sea Glrt, ". j., July e5.-John
Pickering, a private OF company c,
Fifth regiment. Is In the hospital at
the state camp here, dangerously III
as the result OF the successful effort
yesterday to hypnotic himself
Pickering was on guard duty at
the governors cottage He had read
Somewhere about self-hypnotism and
10 while away the hours, tried the
method upon himself. He stood still
and to better maintain the rigid posi-
ton demanded by the circumstances
fixed his gaze upon an object and
remained looking at II intently with
out relaxing his muscles until he
collapsed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
MORNING METALS.
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

that representative OF the Utah Cop
per and John ID. Ryan of the Anal
gamated interests had taken up the
matter with the Rothschilds and Baron
Hirsch in London for the curtailing Of
the copper production.
II is probable that the story grew
out OF the fact that number of the
heads of large copper mining interests
are at present taking vacations In Eu-
rope and we're recently In London to-
gcther Among them were John ID
Ryan Of the Amalgamated, Charles NJ
NncNeill, president Of the Utah Copper
and L.. Broughton, president OF the
Utah Consolidated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25

ing the 20 hours ended at midnight.
This condition Is unprecedented and is
the climax to three months OF the
operation OF Mayor Gaynor's plan for
enforcing the excise law.
The plan was made public In a let
ter from the mayor on March 81. and
was put into operation IA fortnight
later. On the first Sunday under the
Gaynor regulations 326 alleged viola
tions OF the law were reported The
number decreased each week after
ward At the end OF the first month,
the number of complaints had drop
ped TO SO and a month later To- 25
Yesterday IL fell to zero.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
PASSENGERS PRANK
CAUSES ACCIDENT

st. Louis, July 25-The prank Of a
passenger on an interurban car re-
turning from Creve Occur lake early
today caused a wreck In which IL per-
sonse were injured, several OF them
dangerously. When the car reached
Crows Nest. about half way between
the city and the resort. some one pulled
down the trolley pole. A car crashed
into II in the darkness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.


chicago July 25-Cattle-Receipts, es-
timated al 1900: market lOc. lower.
reeves 4 so6Is 80; Texas teers. 3.eod6 90;
western steers. 5.coas.7O; stockers and
feeders 4iOd68; cows and heifers. 800
Gs.S, calves, s7bas.rc
Hogs-Receip estimated at 1900;
market lOd15c. lower Light. s.65HS.&;
mixed Si5Gs.sD; heavy, s5as 50; rough.
Z S,MsS: good 20 choice heavy, sc5d
3 ~: pigs. Ss0TsS; bulk Of sales. s.25G
SIS
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 5000:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
NEW YORK CATS TO
HAVE ROOF GARDEN

New York. July 25.-A roof garden for
cats Is the latest novelty IN New York.
II - being built a part of the equip
ment OF the e-the-wee home whore
alfresCo addition will be completed BY
the end Of the present week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
COURT NOTES.

Albert II. Crabbe has fiIed a petition
In the district court asking that he be
appointed administrator OF the estate
OF Eliz. A. Grice. The estate Is valued
at $500.
Because Richard Wellington's sheep
trespassed on his property r. j. Bailey
brought suit In the district court on
Saturday for 5000 damages.
The Ingersoll Amusement company
filed suit Saturday against The Merry
Widow" Trolley company for the viola
ton of a lease contract. The plaintiff
company was to have. 1t says, the ex-
elusive right to operate the old mill
and scenic railway at the Salt Palace.
II asks damages OF $500.
James Eberhardt. who pleaded guilty
Saturday to having stolen 1925 from Joe
Zeiler, was sentenced by Judge T. d
Lewis TO is months in the state peni-
Tertiary.
Table d'Hote Dinner. Ship Res
tanrant SaItair Par axCatlaurp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
MOTORCYCLE FATALITY.

Seattle. Wash. July 95.-Ell Berth
nier, 10 years old. was killed. and his
l7-year- old son, ELL, Jr., was seriously
injured. when they. riding motorcycles
attempted to cross the track in
front OF a swiftly-moving train. which
was hidden from their view by sharp
curve around a hill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
CONDUCTOR CHL0ROF0RMEO,
PASSENGERS BEAT WAY

Tacoma, Wash. July 25.-Residents
of Fern Hin. who have been fighting
the local street car company for re-
duced fares. took novel tack to beat
the company last night. Some schem-
ing passenger saturated Conductor
F'ourniers coat with liquid composed
OF chloroform and oil OF cloves. Two
minutes after he left Fern Hill he fell
over in a stupor. One hundred OF the
passengers paid no fare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
SHORT or WATER.

r. @ McQuarrle and son. Bert, and
party returned Saturday from theli
Fun valley mining property. Their
chims arr opening up nics,y ana show
Ing rlcner with development. They
would have remained AMI continued
work mad not their water supply failed
them. the wash frOn which they gem
orally Obtain water having dried up
WasnInH.ll COUNTY NeMa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
HAYM SOLOMON NATL
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION

San Francisco. July 25.--The Haym
Solomon National Monument assoc ia
ton was organized here last night. The
purpose is 10 build a monument in
Wa shington to the fipancier who con-
tributed more than $500. 600 to the colo
mist treasury during the Revolution.
Prominent Hebrews I'm all parts OF the
country have been named on the exec
utive committee. Joseph u GTeenhue
Is chairman i'm New York. Adoiph
Kraus in Chicago. Nathan Frank in 81.
Louis, and Julius Kahn on the Pacific
coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
WRECK OF SCHOONER GERTTE

San Francisco, July 25.-News Of the
wreck Of the gasoline schooner Gertie,
10 miles off Goodnews bay, on June 10.
was received here last night. when the
steamer Arcata arrived from the north.
The Gertie was caught in an ice foe
and crushed Capt. Allan and the
four men OF the crew landed safely on
Carriers spit after four days in an open
boat. The Gertie carried n cargo OF 80
tons OF supplies for Koskowin, Alaska
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
COURT NEWS
HOT TEA CAUSES TROUBLE.

Louie G. Cheander, who, while a
guest at the Chesepeak cafe on July
II had pot of tea inadvertently
spilled down her back, scalding her
and causing her such illness that she
was compelled to remain in bed for
several days since that time has
brought suit in the Third district court
asking $4,000 damages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
THREW HER AGAINST ORGAN.

Julia Price filed suit for divorce
against Thomas Price Saturday
charging that on July 20 he kicked
her and that on another occasion he
threw her against an organ, badly in
Juring her. They were married May
s. 1892 and have three children. She
asks $40 per month alimony and the
custody OF their children.
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STRENGTHEN OPINION.
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Murray Commercial club has
filed articles of Incorporation with the
county clerk the membership fee being
stated as $3.50 and any enteTprising
citizen Of Murray eligible. j. w. Me-
Henry is president. G. H Banks, vice
president: j. l.. Brown, secretary. and
d. A Mcmillan. treasurer. The board
Of governors. who will serve until 1912,
consists Of l.. g. Miller. j. w Cahoon,
J. W. McHenry. w. II. Lyon. s. ID.
Bradford and u. A. Mcmillan, while
the governors for the e-year-term
are G. r. Gauf1n, u. w. Moffat. J. l..
Brown, G. H. Banks and Michael
Mauss
The Liberty Investment company Of
Salt Lake City filed articles of incor-
poration with the county clerk on Sat
urday the capital being placed at So
COO. Hugh J. Cannon Is president: Da-
vid 4. Smith. vice president; w. Scott
Weller, secretary and treasurer, and
Roscoe w. Eardley. Oliver Hodgson
and Elias A. Smith are additional d.
rectors.
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sCALPERS EyJOINED.

Albert Powers, w. II. Alser and c. n
Wilson we're enjoined Saturday by
Judge r. n. Lewis from selling rail-
road ticlets--a result OF a suit by the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company
against these men "a ticket "scalpers"
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JOHN II. WHITE ESTATE.

Mrs. Clara F. White applied satur-
day for letters OF administration on the
estate OF John n. White who died July
~. leaving no will Mr.. White left an
insurance policy for 5000. and con-
tract TO deliver meat to Fort Douglas
There are II heirs
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REPORTS GOLD STRIKE.
tSpeclai 10 The News }

tSpeclal 10 The NeWs
Provo. July 27.-It Is reported here
that George Bucknerr has discovered
a deposit of rich gold and copper ore
In Decker canyon, west OF Charleston
In Wasatch county. Some OF the sam
pies he has brought out 80 as high as
$500 To the ton The extent OF this
ore body has not been determined, but
Mr. Bucknerr claims To have driven
Ave feet into IT,
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SUES FOR FREIGHT BILL.

The Oregon Short Line Railroad com
pany entered suit In the Third dis
trict court Saturday against the {.
J. Crabtree Produce company and the
Utah Savings & Trust company TO re
cover S2E due on a freight bill The
last named defendant is sued as the
smretN OF the prndmce com panX.
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WANTS TESTIMONY PRESERVED.

Minnie Brattas filed petition in the
Third district court Saturday ask
ing that the testimony OF Chris
Brattas be perpetuated. Brattas was
injured In the Yankee Con. mine May
5, 1910, and is now i'm a local hos
ptal. The wife fears that her hus-
band viii die as the result OF the
Injuries and asks that the testimony
be taken to be used in the event she
files suit TO recover damages
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THE PROBLEM OF GOOD SUMMER
HEADING.

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DRIsKELL WILL APPEAL.

L. f. Driskell. who is serving a life
sentence for the murder OF G. C. Riley
Is preparing to have his case appealed
to the supreme court Judge Lewis
having ordered transcripts Of the case
made at the expense OF the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-25
BUTTER AND EGGs.

Chicago, July 25.-Butter Steady.
Creameries. 23n27. dairies, 23ff26.
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases Included,
lONl4; receipts. 1870 cases; frsts, Is;
prime firsts, H.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 15a, a IL: Twins
Ia u; Young Americas, i5lsais; Long
Horns 1Gnh.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING.

How n your stock of Letter Head.
Envelopes. Bill Heads. and other Of
fee supplies7
Let US figure with you on blank
books. certificates. booklets. or re-
cefpts. In fact anything in the print
inG line
We guarantee satisfaction. -,
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PRODUCE.
SUGAR AND COFFEE

New York, Juy 25-Raw sugar. firm
muscovado. 10 test. $50: centrifugal. .9s
test. 4.36; molasses sugar, SO test, 3.6l.
Renned. quiet; crushed, 5.Sj; granulated,
g. Is. powdered. 5.G.
conee-spot quiet; No. Rio. SM No.
4 Santos 0ib
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Pioneer Roofings-
Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
Water any depth at saitair, bathing
ideal.
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NEW YORK OBSERVED
LIQUOR LAW SUNDAY

New York. July 25.-Not n single
complaint by the police OF the ille-
gal sale OF liquor In New York City
on Sunday was recorded here dur
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