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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

From Los Angeles comes the word
that Roy P. Hillman, representative of
the American automobile association in
that city. was chosen president of the
Automobile club of southern Califor-
MIA at a recent meeting. The other
new officers are Fred L. Baker, vice
president, and Cotton A. Smith, secre-
carrying on its good work of improv-
ing highways and placing road signs
and signals
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
EXPLOSIVE USED TO
MURDER z WOMEN

PORTLAND. Ore. April 1O.-Early
today a cottage occupied by Mrs. Agnes
Ellsworth at Lents. suburb OF this
city, was partially wrecked by dyna-
purpose of killing Mrs. Margaret
Smoke, who was spending the night
with Mrs. Ellsworth
AS the cottage stands about two feet
above the ground, on wooden under
pinning, the explosion failed to act on
the structure with its full force and
the women escaped with few bruises.
j, III. Smoke, husband of Mrs. Smoke,
was arrested tonight pending the lodg-
ing of a formal information by Mrs
Smoke, who told the authorities that
he had threatened to kill her. They
Were living apart.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

At speeds below 20 miles per hour
the effect of wind resistance so called
is below the noticeable point when an
attempt is made to measure it's magni-
tude. Considering surfaces at right
angles to the normal plane of travel of
the automobile, the wind resistance, as
measured in pounds per square foot,
while 1t begins to show at about Is
1dnds per nonr na ra1seS sneSa s9Wy
speed is doubled. Further increases in
speed result in a rapidly increasing G
rate onds OF nar TO soot as I'M
miles per hour this effect is slightly
over 13 pounds. Increasing the speed
the erect % of wind resistance so that II
Is represented by the considerable fig
ure of 20 pounds per square foot ap-
proximately.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
ROSE CARNIVAL WILL
BE BANNER EVENT
Fete of May 5, 6 and 7 Promises
to Be Success
ISA.-.-I n..A-i.l A.. IL. eli

Especial Dispatch 10 I he Call
SANTA ROSA, April 1o.-The coming
rose carnival, to be held May 5, and Z.
will be the greatest affair of the kind
that has ever been attempted here.
There are a number of candidates for
the honors of queen of the carnival.
Many new and handsome features will
be introduced. including decorated
floats, autos and other vehicles. The
surrounding towns are preparing to
send floats
The official program of the carnival
follows:
Thursday, May s. 1:30 p. m.-Coronation of
Juvenile queen: baby show and procession of
decorated baby carriages at Grace Brothers
park. $3.50 p. m.-Coronation of queen of the
carnival: grand floral ball at Pavilion rink
Down the Rose Garden Pathway" (Formal
opening Of the midway attractions.)
Friday. May o, p. m.-Automobile races on
Santa Rosas newly banked track. The fastest
circular mile track in the world. d.'-Alex Sloan
manager Barney .oIdfeld. p. m.-Dedcation
Of Sonoma county's magnificent new courthouse,
the finest in the west; program to consist of
promenade concert. reception by county officers
inspection of building; refreshments
Saturday, May Z, IL m.-Grand floral
pageant, followed By queens reception. p. m.
-Automcble races. p. m.-Illuminated night
parade of decorated floats, automobiles. car
rfagea, ETC.: confetti battle on the Rose Gar
den Pathway: Mardi Gras ball at pavilion
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
BOY RUINS HORSE IN
FLIGHT FROM ORPHANAGE
Oakland Lad Drives Stolen AMI
NAL at Great Speed
TSpeciaI Dispdtch 10 The Call

UKIAH, April 10.-Joe Domas, 10
years of age, who was sent here to the
Albertinum orphanage from Oakland,
escaped from that institution late Fri
day night and, after stealing a horse
and buggy Saturday, led the police
from this city, Hopland and Cloverdale
a merry chase before he was captured.
The lad started south and made the
distance of 80 miles from here TO Clo-
verdale in two hours and a half. but
was caught a short distance south of
that city, when his horse had dropped
by the wayside.
The animal is the property OF Arthur
Holiday and was considered valuable,
but has now been rendered worthless
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
SUPERIOR JUDGES
flAYEO BY COOPER
Appeal Court Justice Says No
Discretion Used in Sem
fencing Prisoners
Continued From Page 1

and l intend to remain so and would
rather have 1T so. These are my views
and l don't give a hang what anybody
thinks. We are facing serious condi-
tion of affairs. l agree with the board
of prison directors that the judicial dis
erection in the superior courts is too
often Improperly used, and my sugges-
tion for a remedy is to elect better
judges, men who have had a sufficient
legal training and education to make
them worthy of the places of honor
which they occupy"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
GOOD FISHING FOUND
NEAR POINT REYES
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

POINT REYES, April 10.-Fishing
here yesterday and today proved good
and a number of big catches have been
reported. Owing to weather conditions
however, anglers along the popular
Paper Mill creek found the sport rather
slow.
Frank Dolliver caught 20 fine trout
at Long Fill" About 40 fishermen fol-
lowed the streams from Camp Taylor
north toward this point. Henry Grandi
returned with Is trout and an eight
pound steelhead. NJ. Vogel got a fair
catch before breakfast, and finished the
day with the limit.
d. Brandenstein, ]. Picus and a mum
ber of others also were successful
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
Favors Uniform Punishment

Judge James VI. TrOutt-Criticism of
the judiciary coming from an official
of an important public board should be
given serious consideration. have
been in the civil department since 1892,
and therefore am not in a position to
discuss the criminal branch of the de-
partment; but, speaking offhand, l do
not believe that the sentences, as a
general rule, have been too long. I am
always agreeable to meet and discuss
with my fellow judges such matters as
are of interest to us, and my belief
is that a conference would bring good
results. 1t would be just as well, in
such conference, to have the district
attorneys present. / speak offhand,
without giving the matter mature con-
sideration, but believe that an uni
form system of punishment, as near as
possible, would be of great good to the
state"
Judge John Hunt am in the civil
department and do not care to say
anything which would reflect upon my
associates in the criminal branch I
believe, however, the criticism of Col
onel Sonntag should be considered and
weighed by the judiciary.
The sentencing of a prisoner is a
matter of judicial discretion, but if
the statements of Colonel Sonntag de-
scribe the condition then I would ap-
prove of a conference or any other step
which would remedy the evil It would
be the height of incongruity to have
injustice flowing from the font of jus
tice."
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
DECIDUOUS FRUIT MEN
TO SELECT OFFICERS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, April 10.-A meeting
Of the California deciduous fruit grow
ers' protective league will be held in
about 10 days. at which time officers
Of the league viii be elected State
Horticulturist Jefery has been en-
powered 10 call the meeting. About
800 growers and shippers have enlisted
in the league, representing an acreag ge
of 1000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
Mayor Cables to Taft
BY Associated Press

by AssOCIlItu tIess
PORTO MAURIZIO, April 1G.-The
mayor has cabled a message to Presi-
dent Taft expressing the pride felt by
the people in the presence of Roose-
Welt here and at the same time trans
mitting the greeting of the munich
pality
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11
Denies Undue Severity
Judge Cabaniss said :

MY great fear in sentencing prison
ers is that 1 will allow my personal
sympathies to warp my judicial dis
cretion. / expected criticism for too
great leniency, if any. In certain
classes of criminals, however, 1 have
given long sentences. These are the
criminals who rob with threats and at
the point of a revolver. Here we have
the thief and the murderer combined, i,
and the long sentences which have been
meted out in the last few years is for
the purpose of stamping out this evil
Society must be protected.
L am, however, a firm believer in
the probation law. and whenever I have
an opportunity of granting a prisoner
its privilege / do so. / find that il
works remarkably we'll The question
of judicial discretion is answered by
the circumstances of the particular
case. l am quite ready to receive a
suggestion as to the advisability of
holding a conference of judges where
such matters may be discussed"
Judge LawlOr-'I refuse to discuss
this subject in any way at all; and
neither will 1 give an opinion as to
the advisability of a conference Of
superior court Judges being held
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-11

WILL COMMISSION GUNBoATs- Washington.
April 1O--The gunboats Wheeling and Petrol
will be placed in commission the Pacific
coast on May l for patrol service of Central
America. They will be sent around Cape
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

state Enslnrors once, Salt Lake City,
Utah, MAY ~ 1910
Nutiru 4 hereby given that James Vernon
aud Joseph Vernon whose post ufiicr nd.
drr,, II iockport, Utah. have mndr nppll.
cation In accordance with the requirements
OF the Complied Laws Of Utah, 100, ~.
amended by the Session Laws ~ Utah. 100
to appropriate one.tcnth n ufh cubic foot
per second NJ water from ~ spring IN sum.
NIT County, Utah. said spring Il situated
ut ~ point which hcnrs south 90 degrees
minutes west YSlu feet FROM the northeast
corner Of section s, Township south, Range
8 east, Salt fake base and meridian, The
water viii H. diverted ut the place whore II
issue, from said spring and conveyed by
mean, ota pipe line Tor distance of liza
feet AMI there used during the period FROM
January to December ~, Inclusive, Of each
year, for domestic and municipal purposes
This application l. designated In the stat,
Engineers office ~ M. WV.
Al protests against the granting " said
application, stating the reasons therefor
mus, be- made by atidayit In duplicate aud
ilcd In this office within thirty IAN days
after the completion NJ publication of thi'
no,irr, CALEu rASSER,
state Engineer.
hate Of trst publication May n, 1910, dat,
of completion NJ publication, June y, 1914,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The undersigned Trustee. ~ Hruofar
School District Iionofcr summit County
rtnh. viii receive bd. no To io.s, -. ~. June
%. 1910 fof the erection ~ o school building
Plan. aud specifications rnu be- found nt the
office NJ wntkin.S birch. Architects. Dooiey
Block. salt lake city. also NJ the residence
of Thomas Rheims. iionrfrr. Ttnh
zach bid must o.. accompanied with 70
certified check Of I'VE per cent the amount
thereof %, 70 sunrnnt'r that the accepted
bidder Will enter into contract nrd give IN
approved lond Within one week after the
,nld work f. awarded. otherwise the amount
to be- forfeited to snid District
The Trustees reserve the risht to reject
any nnd ull bids.
~ order ~ Board of Trustees
THOMAS RtcutNs.
y 7 RtcutN-,
Dated NJ lfcnef.r. Junrs 1919.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
A cbIllln.,, Between Them.

A most unusual suit IL TO be fel
in the courts Of Atohlson next week.
one that will arouse much discusson
Some time ago a woman visited IN
Atchison and was put TO sleep in the
spare bedroom All spare bedrooms
are a good deal like vaults. and his
one had the same unpleasant RESIN.
blance. II was damp and cold. the
sheets felt as n they had been taIen
m Ice and the walls Of the room we're
lined with photographs Of depahed
kin. The woman caught n severe
cold. and In the suit she asks for no..
100 damages. She will contend nat
better treatment was due her; nat
,he had entertained two Of the faplly
our weeks last year. and they we're
given warm rooms TO sleep In. N the
verdict Is for the plaintiff II will have
n encouraging effect on visiton.-
Nohison Globe, ..--
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

n young lady of this city went In
o. dry goods store the other day
aud blushingly asked the head clerk
" ho had any ofthoso elastic bands
capable Of being elongated and adj
iustrd ut pleasure, aud used by the
feminine portion of mankind for
putting around the lower extromitic-
Of their locomotive members to keep
In the proper position and tho re-
CURED altitude habllaments Of their
Ublas." Tho clerk Is nov on ashoop
ranch.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

they all go .it down and NOPE over
duh times. customer does hap
pen 10 drop into one NJ these "dull
times" stores bc actually gets frigh-
tened out NJ ,ue hall - much rs he
expects 10 buy, because things look
. blue. He catches the spirit Of
tho store and resolve. tp hang on to
all his money with death grip. even
Of hi. business goes 10 pieces ou ac-
count ~ running short Of goods to
nlI up the empty shelves The bug
bear of hard times should be sat
down upon. II Il doing more 10 Kill
business than anything else. Tell a
man be- il sick keep It up and you
will eventually hound him to death.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

Prof, c. y, Close, of tho Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station
says In his recent bulletin ON apple
culture, Pruning may be done at
any time Of the year, but some sea-
sons are better than others for this
purpose. The bulk Of pruning is dono
In the winter and spring months rs
bnore is more leisure time, Pruning
wounds heal quickest made In May
And June. Careful summer pruning
Ia Of immense Importance, because
che new growth may be So easily
guided and controlled Young trees
ought to be examined every three or
four weeks in the growing season
when much Of the pruning can be
done by piuching outnew growth by
che thumb and finger"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

Microbes In everything you eat and
drink, aud II you eat aud drink mi
arobes you will surely die, and II
you don't eat and drink you will
still more surely die. Bound IL
surely die In any event, you had bet
ter pay no more attention to mi
cribos than your grandRddies did
They ate and drank everything they
wanted sand they lived long and
prosperod. What did Methuselah
know about microbes In his times
Eat and drink everything you want
microbes aud all, and you will live
until you die aud that Is what old
Mathuselah did-he ilivod until h,
died
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

state Engineer. once. salt Lake city.
Utah. MAY ~ 1910.
JoticU T. hereby given that Thomns
Rec. Who's" post office nddro,. &. Cuni.
willie. Utah. hn. made application inacrord.
Rnco with m" requirement. ufthe Compiled
Laws of Utah. NC, ~. amended by the Se..
Sion Laws ~ Utah, lsg. to appropriate
four 90 cubic.fe"t per second " water
from Levi, Canyon creek. summit County
Utah. said water Will h. diverted ct % point
which buHr. west e. degrees south iuu feet
distant from III" southwest corner ~ the
southeast quarter ~ section Z. Township Z
north, Range Q enst. Salt Lake Insp and
meridian. from " here n will h. conveyed ~
means ~ n canal fora distance 81 7.Sip feet
and there used during the period from April
to August !, Inclusive, ~ ench ypnr. to trti.
gate anhcrr- NJ land embraced In section
Townships north, Range . east. salt tuk,
base and meridian. Thl, application g.
designated In the state Engineers oricr "a.
no. no.
Al protects against the granting VI .nid
application, stating the reasons thereto.
must h. made by niildayit IN duplicate aud
fiied In thi. Office within thirty lmi day.
after the completion ~ the publication oi
this notice. CALEB TASSgR.
state Engineer.
Date Of first publication May q. 1910. com.
pletion Of publication June n. 1910.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

NOrIuE-Uuitcd states Land once salt
Lake Uity, Utah, May ~ 1910, 10 whom II
mny concern Notice II hereby given that
the state Of Utah has nlod In this ONCE lists
nf lands, selected by the said state, under
section q nf the Act Of Congress, approved
July "a, lsoI rs Indemnity School lands, yigi
Lots 1, !, D. I, s. section O. Township north.
Range east. :. l.. NJ, Serial No. Odlll Lot
d Sswt =, WI SEI, NEa ~. See.
ton 8, Lot q, Section Is, Township north.
Range ; east, :, l. w.. Serial No tdllg
Copies oi .Aid lists, 81 far ~ they relate Ia
said tracts by descriptive subdivisions have
been cons picuuusly posted IN this ONCE fot
Inspection by amy person interested aud by
the public generally, During the period of
publication Of TIT, notice, or any time there
after. ana before tnnl approval and ccrtin
! cation, under departmental regulations OF
| April - 1877, protests or contest, against
/ the clnim of the State to any Of the tract,
or subdivisions hcrrinbrforr described, on
| the ground that the same 1, more yalunhl,
| for mineral than for agricultural purposes
will be received and noted for report to IN,
General Land once at Washington, u. q,
Failure So To protest or contest, within the
/ time specified, will bo considered sufficient
evidence OF the non.mincra character Of
the tracts and the selections thereof heIng
otherwise FREQ from objection, will be- np,
proved to.the state, y u. r. TuoMPsoN
Register,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

Criticism II u medicine that some
aimvs kills, but often cures. II cured
Lord Byron Of some Of his early fol
bles aud lordly coucelt, and It In said
90 have killed John Keats, an over
sensitive young poet. Hut taken as
. whole. criticism Is u good thing II
wisely directed and properly adj
nlnlstered. II corrects errors, cul-
aivates taste. and conducts tho world
an the right paths to tho attalnmon,
OF tho most substantial good to tn,
greatest number.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

In the Priesthood Quorums Table
an the Era for June, the questions,
''who Holds the Keys TO the PRIEST
hood?' aud the beginning Of the
Aronic Priesthood" are discussed.
In Mutual Work there Is an account
Of the championship basket bal
contest ut III raso, Texas, In which
che NJ. I. A. Of JuaroI took part. II
che Messages from the Missions
thcro are photographs of Elder
Alma q. Taylor aud Frod A. Cain'
who recently returned from min,
and eight year missions To Japan
There are twenty illustrations, tw,
stories, and altogether twenty-on,
contributors In this number.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

n the man who tolls fourteen
hours day, wears oyeralls and n
ehcckcred shirt, aud his wife wears
a poor quality ~ calico, how does II
happen that the fellow who never
works at all wears broadcloth aud
his wife wears seal skin?
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Commissioncrs-George Smith, Henry
llalcs and J. o. Pack.
Clerk. NJ. Hixson.
Recorder. +. Carruth.
Assessor-Geo. W. Young.
Trcasurer-Frank Pingrce.
At;orney-Peter CLARK.
Sherih-John Coifey.
Surveyor. Don Birch.
Road Commissioner-J. T. Lambert.
Supt. Schools-O. W. wilkins.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

After all there Is a good deal In
talk. Let man talk dull times and
IL is infectious, everybody talks dull
.aimss. Instead Of rustling around to
take care " what business there Is.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10

An exchange says there are two
seasons why some people don't mind
aheir own business one II that they
haven't any mind, and the other IL
that they haven't any business.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
Picture mating loo for large sheet
Mt Times office.

In the Third Judicial District Court ~ the
state NJ Utah, In and Tor the County of
summit,
Ellen q Necl, plaintiff, ". william II
stevens. I. 7 stevens. Emollnc \ Bigoluw.
Emmn Jane Harrison. Ethel Elmiu Brum.
mick. Bertha Blanche wattorsun Aigic
Dora wntterson. Francis Charles Waiter.
son, Charles wynno wattorson, Ilymm
smith Mcnchnm, Ephriam W. Mcncham
Charles ~ Mrnchnm. Warren T. Mcnchnm
franklin y. Mcnchnui. Marion y. Mynchnm
Louis Albert Monchnm. Thomn, IoIloy
Monchnm. and Isabel Mcachhm Jensen
defendants. SUMMONS
The state Of Utah to the snid defendants
You nro hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after s-rvic" of this
summons upon you, II served Within the
county In which thi. action II brought:
othcrwis" Within thirty days after service.
and defend the ibuyc entitled action; aud
In cnsr of your failure 10 10 do, Judgment
With" rendered against you according to
the demand Of the complaint. which hhs
becn nlrd with the clerk Of snld court.
THIS action l. brought to quict the title to
the property described In the complaint.
SNYDER ASNYpEH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
r. u. Address, iip Judge building. Salt
Lake CITY. Utah. s-6.iI.a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10


II seems to DO pretty well establish
ed that originally the matters Of re.
lationshlp and descent. along with all
that followed. were determined
through the female line. Klnship. and
therefore property. was governed by
the mother. Hence the power Of the
early woman. When a young woman
got married she took her husband
home with her. and II hs proved un
worthy II was within her power TO
cast him out The woman was the
boss" and when she said 90" he
had TO get out II Is comparatively
late In the history Of human society
that We first see the change from fe
male to male headshlp In the matter
Of klnshlp and inheritance. and In the
consequent transfer Of the power and
Importance from the woman to the
man.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
Children Mus, Hsv. e.,,sl,,

N""u'en WvN nave Exercise.
Exercise Ia absolutely necessary for
ihildren. Without It. It Ia impossible
o keep the little ones muscles and
1rgans In a sound and healthy co,di.
ion Outdoor games are really the
3est form OF exercise. as the childr,n's
interest Ia held while their musclesars
being used. but brisk walks are rood.
90 But let them also do a few sim.
pic calisthenlcs TO strengthen tho
chest. as games do not provide for
his. Simply stretching the arms out
IN front and then slowly moving them
rom front TO back and back amin
md then above the head and down to
the side n few times IA quite enough.
Teach them to breathe deeply at the
same time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

state Engineers onicc. Salt lake city
Utah. May ~. 1910.
Soticr y hereby given that the Coalyillr
water works aud Power Company. by IT,
president, r. L"Wi.. whose post ONCE nd.
dress II Coalyillc. Utah. hns made npplca.
ton IN accordance with the requirements "
the Compiled Laws uf Utah, lpF. ~. amended
by the session Laws NJ Utah. ipp to appro-
pirate three and thir,y.nvr hundtcdths
10 30 cuhc.fcet per second NJ water FROM
t."Wi. Hollow Greek, fummit County. Utah,
Aald water viii h. diverted ut point which
b-ars south q degree. Is minutes west 500
feet distant from the northeast corner ol
the southeast quarter ~ section :, Town
ship , north. Range 8 east. salt Lake bass
aud meridian. from where II will h. convey
cd by means Of n hume. canal and pipe lin'
I Tor distance ofapprox imately tDo feet mn,
there used during the period from Ianuarj
/ I To December ~. inclusive ~ each year. To-
domestic and municipal purposes. THIS ap
pllrntion T. designated IN the state Engi
nrrt's once ~ No nm
Allprotrsts against the granting NJ sni
application, stating the reasons therefor
must h. made ~ nfiidnVit In dupirntr nu
nlrd IN this ONCE Within thirty Uln dny
after the completion Of publication ~ mi
notice, CALEU TNNNrU
state Engineer.
Date otnr,t publication May =, 100. dal
ofcumplrtion NJ publication June n 1914.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-06-10
A coerelve m.,boa

why does tyat man always look
herce and shout when he talks on tho
wrong side OF m argument7"
u don't know" replied Senator Coz.
ghum. Sometimes I think he's irwin,
10 scare his conscience into silence "