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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
FIREPLACE PROBLEM
FEATURE OF BUILDING,

To the architect, the fireplace pre-
,ents more serious problem than
sny other feature OF the house. Con-
structiyeIy It has to be considered
from both outside and inside, from
II. relative position on every floor, and
RON the frequent requirement I'M
nosed upon IL OF accommodating fiues
In adjacent rooms. II Ia moreover
,ho most noticeable and criticized part
Of the interior. The average client Is
willing to leave general details to the
architect, but he insists upon know
Ing the why's and wherefores of his
Nrepaccs. He inquiries carefully as
70 he possibility OF drafts; ne is anx-
ious To- know n It will prove as at
,raetlve and homelikc as his hopes
have pictured IT, When II Is built
and unchangeable--hc Is likely to
srlticize too harshly It's failure to full
Am all the conditions he has imposed.
perhar-s a consideration OF some OF
the principles which make II success
fal. win be Of interest to the prospec-
tive house builder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
TENTH EAST HOLDINGS
CHANGE HANDS TODAY.

Burt Carlquist report the pur-
chase from Montana parties Of 23s feet
west frontage on Tenth East street be-
tween Belmont and Herbert avenues.
For several years past this property To-
Gated in one OF the best and perhaps
the fastest growing residential sections
or the city has been much sought for
by parties desiring building sites In the
southeast but the owner could not be
induced TO cut IL up. We expect in
the near future to erect a number Of
beautiful modern cottages and bunga
lows on this property for our Gus
toners who build under our easy home
building plan" said Mr.. Carlquist to-
day and we do not intentd to hold
this property very long. This IL the
kind that sells quickly. It Is good to
build on, II Is good To live on, and Il
always sells quicker than the lot which
IS mile away from city conveniences. ="
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

Where the old wo-story adobe build
ing stands at 235 south State street.
which was erected in pioneer days as a
residence. the property IL TO be i'm
proved Charles Overheld has ac-
quired the ground recently and will
erect two or three ground floor store
rooms The building r. one Of the last
OF the old landmarks on upper State
street
Three one story store rooms at 32i-
1923 and 325 south Main street are now
ready for occupancy. These build
ings MI up the block between tho
Newhouse and the Judge buildings.
making It a solid front OF business
houses
The excavation work on the new
Baptist church at Second South and
Fourth East street Is progressing rap
idly. The construction work will COM
mence next week on the foundation.
The south dormitory OF the West
minister college OF the salt Lake Col
legiate Institute at Eleventh South and
Thirteenth East streets Is being pushed
rapidly TO completion. The aim Of the
board of control is 20 have Il COM
plcted for occupancy by September l.
when school opens. The other dormi-
tories have been crowded fOr the past
two years on account OF the growth o,
the institution,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
Forester Graves Of United States
Bureau Declares Department
Has Been Misguided.
WAIT COMMERCIAL RESULTS.
California and Government TO Make
Report This Fall on Produc-
ton Per Acre.

Washington. July 0.--Declarin that
some companies engaged in the plant
ing Of the eucalyptus tree in this
country have endeayorcd to place the
government behind exaggerated state
mcnts as to the possible commercial
results, Forester Graves has Issued a
warning 20 the public regarding extra
VACANT predictions
within the last few years Mr.. Graves
says there have been organized "a con-
siderable number OF ompanies for
planting eucalyptus on "a large scale.
While many OF them,' he continues,
have planned their operations along
lines which Will bring commercial sue
cess. others are believed to be estimate
ing fortunes far beyond reasonable
expectations Some OF them make
claims regarding the possible yield
per acre within 10 or ~ years, which
are believed 10 be entirely extraya-
giant. some Of them maintain that
within this short period product can
Boo secured which is equal IN value and
price 10 that Of Australian eucalyptus,
obtained from virgin forests The
forest service repeatedly has been mis-
quoted In circulars OF EUCALYPTUS COM
ptuIes and an EFFORT made TO place the
government behind exaggerated state
uDutg.'
Iu order 20 settle the disputed ques-
ton ass Co how large yield may be
obtained from eucalyptus planting the
forest service and the state Of CALI
fornia have Joined IN an investigation
OF representative groves, The results
of this study, which IL Is expected will
bo available In the fail. will form a
basis Co determine the commercial pos
siniIIfits of the tree
Eucalyptus boo am Australian tree II
has been introduced in southern CALI
fornia and portions OF Florida and
Texas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
PREVENTION OF FIRE
IN CITY RESIDENCES
Attics and Closets Arc Breeding Places
OF Many u Blaze In
Dwellings.

There Is usually lamntabla lack OF
means for fighting small nree ln resi-
donces. whore large fires devotion from
tiny blazcs that could be qucuchcd with
handy tumbler OF water. Water
takes away moro heat from burning
material than any other fluid or sub
stance. fire that would heat water
% 2l2 degrees Fahrenheit making Il
boil would make any other substance
very much hotter Water co0ls the red
hot Goals and so stays the fire. Aside
from this dCluge OF water keeps air
away from burning material And, tYu,
water ON q fire Is changed to steam
ana that change draws away heat.
\ IRE bucket made expressly 90 hold
water for eNtlnguishIug luc.plcut fires
Is cheap ana useful article says r.
j. Lawrence, "a fire Insurance statlstI-
clan. such bucket should be kept
iu tho kitchen and in very cold weather
little salt might Boz added to the water
90 keep 10 from freezing
Among the most effective fire cN.
tuguishers In "a household arc the
metal tanks known as 'carb1nlC acid
gas cNtuguI shcrs.'
When tho tank is inverted ready r,r
use, sulphurc acid !s spilled from
bottle ON It's top into n cup of baking
soda. Those elements mix and soda
water is formed. making "a pressure
that win throw a stream OF water and
gus "a distance OF 40 feet
AttICs and closets are tho breeding
places of numerous fires. An attic is
generally the asylum for all sorts %
iuhammahle material and as II never
as properly ventilated II becomes Arc
incubator when the summer sun strikes
the roof Attics and garrets often have
n temperature OF 10 degrees Fahren-
holt, which is the ignition point for
matches
Floor sweoplnRs under furniture or
IN "a closet are liable to take fire spon-
tauoously, or from a flying match head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Marenus VI. King and wife 10
Mary ~ Cary. part Of lot Z,
block ~, plat B...,............S 3, 81
Daniel Alexander to j. y. quinn
ct al, part Of lot 3, block ~,
plat De-. ...............,., LIZ
Gilbert Halyerson and wife to j.
II. Warner lot is, block 10, Gar
den city addition .......,......
United Realty company TO NJ. H.
Ostler, lot T. block /, Union
Heights subdivision ............ 4
Joseph +. Smith, trustee, t. State
Realty company, part Of lot s.
block IS, plat A................. 30 o,
Susan -. Smith ct al To w y.
Griffith part Of lot !, block g.
plat A......,..,. ............,.. b,JC
NJ. Brannan to Kate X. shepherd
part OF lots and 5, block 81
1O-acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,7l
Emma Whiting ct al. 70 Rose II.
Edwards ct al, part Of lot /,
block II. fve-acre plat A.,,... 5,2s
Peter Colombo 10 Caesar Del lot
TO- lots "a and s., block 2, Bait.
more subdivision .............,,, &C
Charles j +, Gulbransen and
wife to Laura -. Williams, part
OF lot 6. all Of lot Z, block 3,
Belmont subdivision .......,..., 2,1;
Martin L. Bcrnhisel ct al to
Thomas Quayle, lots /, 2 and 3,
block l12 plat C................. 1,5I
Hyrum j Jensen and wife 10
John L. Edwards, lots % and %,
block S, Forest Dale .........., 20
julius w. Druk and wife TO Rein
hard Franz, part Of lot 4, block
., Green & Madison subdivision. q
Henry Phipps and wife TO Isaac
f. Oliver. lot %, block 9, Cor
don plat '...''...''' 800. .....''., ]
Henry Phipps and wife to n. T.
Henderson, lot p, block 3, Cor
don plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
MORO PIRATE CHIEF
KILLED BY OWN PEOPLE,

Victoria, g. C., July s.-From
Manila the steamer BcllerOphon
brought news Of the capture and wlp-
Ing out Of the Moro pirates who re-
ccutlv Killed three Dutch traders and
looted q trading town IN tho Toll Toll
Cclohcs group. Hadji Alsad, the lead
err was killed by hts own people on
the Island Of Maintenance. where he
had taken refuge when Governor Reed
and a party Of the Philippine con-
stabulary went iu pursuit OF the
pirates Governor Reed captured N
mem bers OF the band and he authuriz-
ed the head man OF Toll Toll to
capture or KIN the leader The head
men took tho field and four days
came back with the head of the pirate
chief and claimed the reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
GROVES HOMESTEAD
TO LlQUlDATE LOAN

The old homestead Of the late DR.
w II. Groves at First South and
First West streets was sold Friday by
Joseph T.. Smith. trustee. TO the State
orty has a frontage OF 1855 feet on First
South street and 1877 feet on First
West street. An old adobe house in
which Dr. Groves resided for a number
Of years still stands on the site. The
old homestead was reserved from sale
when the Or, Groves l.. D. 5. hospital
was being erected and the money was
advanced by President Smith Now the
property has been sold to liIuldate the
loan made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
WAS SPECIAL DETECTIVE.

Cleveland. O., July s.-Charlcs Ether
Ington, who was lynched at Newark,
tonight and his eight companions who
are stll IN custody, were hired In
Cleveland in behalf % the Anti-Saloon
league. For several days an advertise
rnert has appeared IN tho local papers
calling for men Tor special detective
work ..
This advertisement was inserted by
"A detective agency, organized by Harry
Bradbury, a former city official and for
which former State Representative
Pierce Metzger n attorney. Mr.
Metzger refused tonight 20 comment
upon the riots, claiming he was mere
ly connected with the agency as is
legal representative.
II was stated at the ONCE OF the
agency that the order for the men was
received from the Columbus headquar
tiers Of the Ohio Anu-saloon league
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
LITTLE CHILD SUFFERS
FROM HY0R0PH0BlA,

New York July 9-F,vn-yelr-ol
Thomas Danuic Is isolated az Bellevue
hospital with all the symptoms of
rabies. He was taken 10 the hospital
yesterday afternoon. bis little body
rnckcd with spssms that seemed q" ""
tearing him TO pieces,
Tho boy began 20 display the syInp-
toms Of nausea on Thursday night, au-
they became worse yesterday morning
A physician was puzzled until the boys
parents recalled that he had been
slightly bitten on the lip by a dog on
either May or o Tho wound was
oauterizcd at the time and soon healed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

night II monacing no effort has been
made TO call out troops.
The detectives who made the raids
arrived tits morning with search war
rants secured from the mayor OF Gran
vile. the nearby village.
one Of the first saloons visited was
that Of Louis Bolton, where a bartcnd-
er, Edward Mckenna, was hit over the
head with brass knuckles. The ae-
teCtiVe who hit him was pursued by a
crowd and was rescued with difficulty
by the police The officers. with their
prisoner, were followed by the mob to
the jail.
COUNTY Is DRY.
Licking county, Of which Newark IL
the county seat, is dry under the Rose
local option law, but Anti Saloon
league officials say the law is not en-
forced Wayne r. Wheeler state SUI
perintendent OF tho league, I'm an in
terview at Columbus tonight, declared
today's situation was brought about
through negligence on the part OF
Mayor Anterior.
While the mob were battering down
the doors Etheriugton was in the coll.
In an attempt TO commit suicide ne
smothered his head in his coat and set
fire to IL.
In the melee as the mob was leaving
the jail. eight prisoners held for petty
ohenses. escaped. one refused 10
leave.
AS Ethorton mounted the block
ready for the swing, he was asked TO
make a speech.
4 want 10 warn al young follows
not to try 10 make a living the way |
have done--by strlkebreaking ana TAX
ing Jobs Ike this" he declared u had
better not have worked, or ! wouldn't
be here now"
The swing OF the rope cut him short.
He hung there FOR an hour, while the
crowd left quietly After the first eN-
citement there was no disorder. Hun
dreds OF women and little children
were IN the crowd all eager to witness
his death No member Of the mob was
masked and no attempt was made to
conceal shelr ldentlty The leaders
were personal friends Of Howard.
THE ROPE BROKE,
After the body had danEied from the
pole for an hour, swinging before the
gaze Of QUOT and sobered crowd
which slowly melted away, the rope
broke The city ambulance rolled up
and the limp form was loaded In and
hauled to the city morgue
An hour later the city was absolutely
quiet. with little chance OF further
disturbance.
Fearing that tho within Of the mob
might take new turn az any moment
the police Immediately released the six
dry" detectives They were turned
loose upon their own resources and
quickly disappeared.
CITY and county authorities this
morning avoided the question as 10
whether the mob leaders would be
prosecuted. The sheriff defends his
stand on the ground that while the
mob was attempting an entrance 20
the jail. he was busy tclephoning 20
Columbus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
Y tai r Afera
SIXTH SOUTH STREET

Lillian G. Light 10 John g. Pow
las ct al, part OF lot i, block a.
John G. Long and wife TO y. Y.
Howell, part lot 4. block -,
plat A....,..... ..,.......,......
Sarah A. j. Cannon to Hebcr !.
Grant, part lot ?, block 12A
plat D.s.,..,... .................
Henry 4. Teasdel and wife 70
Marietta T. Stanley ct al, part
lot 6, block AZ, plat B.........
+ \. Bussman and wife To u
NJ Farmer mart lot 2, block
%. plat
Nels Anderson to Hannah T. An
derson, part section 80. town
ship south. range 1 west ......
Christina Sorenson to Morris q.
Johnson, part lot 3, block ..
plat B.......... .................
Morris G. johnson to Ida S.
Stockman, part lot 3. block 8.
John Philips and wife 10 George
W. Shields et al. part section
o. township 4 south, range 1
John Nen and wife 10 j. NJ Fad
dis. part section 81. township
south, range / east............
Salt Lake Security & Trust com
pany TO Kimball g. Richards
company. lots 81 and 80, block
!, Hollywood Observation-Disclosures.
Peter A Nest and wife TO Harry
A. Leonard. part Of lots .. 3 and
4, block ?, Fast side addition.
Mary W. Darlington 70 John
Blakemore and wife, part Of lot
4, block 90. plat ID ....'..........
Gertrude X. Van Ande Ct al to
George II. Davis, lots rs and
l6. block 2. West Grand View
Jennie V Wallace ct al. 10
George ~ Davis lots II and IS.
block @ West Grand View .....
Minerva j. Bonner to Eta May
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
RnYAN MANTs CmNNGE.

Lincoln, Neb July Sin pushing his
fight FOR county option. WILLIAM j.
Bryan will deliver three addresses in
Nebraska. beginning July 70 at Fails
city. He will speak M Beatrice July la
and at Hastings july 10 Hc VIII lead
the struggle for a party declaration NJ
the Democratic convention az Grand
Island, July &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
PREyENT NEGRoL YNCmNG.

Washington. july 9-At the order Of
Cul G9rr1rd E1mmandant at Fort
MyOr odyairymon last night guarded
the Alexandra county Jail on Fort
Myrr heights where early yesterday
soldiers made an attempt 20 lynch
Robert Jackson. q negro confined there,
who had stabbed Private Scott or bat
terry -, Third field artillery, IN an ar
pumcnt resulting from the Ieffries-
johnson fight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

Paramorc, part OF lot ?. block
49, plat + ......,.......,....,. II
John H. Bowden and wife 10
John Henry Bowden, part Of
section 80. township ! south,
range I west NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
John II. Bowden and wife 20
William . Bowdcn part of sec
ton 81, township I south, range
west -.t,.t..., ....,........ j.
Robert Jenkins and wife 10 Sinus
=, Moron, part Of section 80.
township south, range ] west 13
Mary j. Hardin 20 william Nc
Naushton, part Of lots 6 and Z.
block q, plat II ................. $50
June =. Bowers 10 Mary J Har-
din. part Of lot g. block O., plat
a .......... INSTRUMENTATION. 300
Orson Sanders ~ al, to T. e.
Nelson. lots A. and 40 Gingley's
first addition Observation-Disclosures. %
c. II Buchanan ana wife 10 j a.
Lawrence, lots T. and 9, pesky
subdivision Observation-Disclosures.
Johanna Keller 10 Malwine NJ.
Albram. part section IS, town
snip south. range ] west .... 90
Joseph \. Bush TO Zina u. can
non, part section 81, township
south. range ! east -. 1900
X mbau 4 Richards Co TO Will
liam II. Alters. lots 49, 49, 76
and H. Burton Place subdivi-
sion tsrsttt,.s s.'.t -.,s.t. .ssst.s ~
Inghard Burttich ct al, to Mary
l.. and =. j. Moran. lots 20.
- and %, 4 Alta Place. 80
Harriet Dudley 60 Peter y.
Rourke part lot s, section llG,
plat A .............,..... !
Great Western Loan company 10
George s. smith. lots no, %, "a
and p, Hunters subdivision 90.
Pioneer Roohngs.
Sold laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
Ohio Town Hangs Man Who Shot
SPEAK Easy" Proprietor in
Ralding Place.
Rl0TlNG SEXES NEWARK.
String Carl Etbcrington 10 Tree Where
Hundreds OF Women and Children
Witness Affair.

Newark, o., July S.-Carl Ethering-
ton, % years old, employed Thursday
night by the State Antl-Saloon league
as blind tiger raider. was brched
here at 1886 tonight following a day OF
almost continuous riotlng. The heavy
doors of the Licking county jnn were
battered down and Etherington was
dragged from his cell He was shot
Kicked and bruised before the street
was reached. and the finish was quick.
Ethorington, early In the evening,
confessed he killed William Howard.
proprietor Of the Last Chance" res
taurant and former chief Of police, I'm IA
raid of alleged 'speak-easies' this att
ernoon, and narrowly escaped lynching
at that time. When news was brought
from the hospital THAT Howard had
died at o'clock tonight the fury Of the
mob took definite form. Large bat
tering rams were directed against the
doors OF the Licking county Jail and
the deputies were powerlcss The
doors fell after an hours attack
Crying ptcously. Etherington,
curly-hoaded Kentuckian, who had
been serving as a strkebreaker since
he was released from the marine serv-
ice three months ago, was dragged
forth
Il didn't mean TO do it," he walled.
His cries fell on deaf ears.
Fearing the mob spirit would not be
satisfied by one victim. Sheriff Links
Immediately asked Adjutant General
Weybrccht for troops TO protect six
other dry" raiders held at the city
prison. in another section OF the town.
a hurried guard was thrown out In
their defense. The mob, after the first
taste OF blood, seemed to quiet. but Il
is feared that they viii storm the city
prison before morning.
WRITES LETTER.
Etherington's last moments. while he
heard the mob battering the doors,
were spent IN praying and writing a
note 10 his parents. farmers, residing
near W,llisburg, KY
What will mother say when she
hears OF this?' he kept moaning 10 the
jRilers.
Howard Il Is charged. did not resist
the detectives when they entered his
place on the outskirts OF the city He
IL Is said, put his arms about Ether.ng-
ton, as II 20 hold him, whereupon the
officer hred a bullet into his head =
Striking Baltimore g. Ohio railway
employees declared Etherngton recent
iy came 20 Newark as strikebroaker.
and the ill-feeling growing out % the
strike has intensified that due 20 the
raids today. Tonight a strikcbroaker
was pursued through the streets for
jumping through the window OF laun-
dry.
Although the mob about the JAN to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09
ooNfEssEs CONTEMPLATING

o.. ,ngheld H.. july S-Cor,css,nr
N M ~ nhd $500 In counterfeit money
ove- possession. which no had turned
pass " DIE nis nephew Albert Mattozo' 10
Trough, Sandovico OF Pana was
State no 20 THIS city tonight by United
oov,cSo deputy Marshall Adelman. san
federal a a,,'r being questioned BY the
had 49,. authorities here, said that he
As ner ,sn $500 in counterfeit money to
~ s'' So's home when his son.s ~ 10, ae
iody n, husband on the street in Gus
Dspu,y 80 ~ putty Marshal Alderman and
trneryy s Snerln NJ. X Higgins Of Mont
NY niece co,,t,,,
Ne rov', saw her husband took ali
Aattoya ley money and burned II
Wien had '22s In his possession
rufIops listed but none OF IL was
|lt,.- attractions NJ h~.....-,
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
ING

We are the pioncers IN Job Print
ing and Book Binding IN the state
our facilities are the host for hand
ling any class Of work. no matter dow
large or how small,
THE pEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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EXCURSIONS NORTH
july iIth aud lard.

Via oregon short Line Special low
round trip rates 10 points In northern
Utah ana Idaho. city Ticket office 1876
Main street.
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Plant Is DESTROYED.

Hamilton. Ohio. July Fire early
today dostroved the cculCr Milling
company plant cntaiinE loss OF
800 900 The mill was stocked with
wheat corn and other grain and is a
total loss. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

A cool breeze blows across the
WNNDAMERE dance floor
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OGDEN EXCURSIONS.

Sunday JUL 10th. via o. s. l.. Round
trip 800. Choice OF twenty-four
trains with late train returning leav-
ing Ogden, s;15 y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

Via. oregon Short Line Special low
round tfip rates 30 points iu northern
Utah and Idaho. city Ticket Office lj6
Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

chute the chutes tonight at WAN
DANERE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-09

D.pF attractions ct beautiful WAN.
Come tonight.