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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

and members OF the W. G.. r. L.. had
left the council chamber after long
vigil. but relying upon the assurance
contained I'm MT Moreton's statement
that he withdrew his motion Co re-
consider the former denial of Leh-
mans application, and while some of
the councilmen were i'm the lobby. a
petition, hurriedy prepared and with
the ink barely dry under the hlotter
was showed on the recorders desk
The anxious hurry was made more
manifest In the failure to comply with
the proper procedure In such appli-
cations: no bond accompanied the
petition. and License Assessor Frank
Kimball at first could only presume"
that a copy Of the application had
been filed with him.
week ago. when the matter or
the Lehman application for a liquor
license at salt Palace was taken out
of the hands Of the license committee
and denied by the decisive vote Of 70
TO two. Mr. Moreton gave notice OF
reconsideration.
when one or two councilmcn failed
to be turned. however. ana because,
as il was stated 1--WE want TO get rid
of the women when this thing comes
up when the matter Of reconsidcra-
tion came up last night Councilman
Moroton In "a. stammering. uncertain
way. announced 81 am not going 10
ask for reconsideration. I'LL
Withdraw my motion for reconsidera-
ton"
Upon this the president OF tho
council ordered that the former action
Of the council in denying the license
stand
Before this. however Mr.. Lehman.
who was I'm attendance had held several
closeted meetings with some OF the
members OF the council and OF the
license committee.
when the hour grew late and tho
weary spectators had left the council
chamber there was AN INTERRUPTION
In the regular procedure Of the busi-
ness when the recorder asked n he
could refer back to petitions" and
read one that had just been handed
him Almost before the few hearers
could grasp the meaning the recorder
had ratified or Petition OF Emil
Lehman for a liquor license az salt
Palace" Il was all done so quickly that
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DE better turnout as the local chart
ty which Us 90 be o,rohttcd this evening
VIII be- the free kindergarten
MISSION excellent BIN which
Manager clark is providing for his pat
rons this week is drawing well To
morrow night win be- the last oppor-
tunity to see the program complete
change going on Thursday afternoon
DANiELS-Horacc Walpole once
said. You ask me what ! think OF
Peg Wellington j think her am Ina
pudent faced Irish girl" Such in o.
measure. was Maudc Icons dcinca-
ton OF Pretty Peggy last night at
the Daniels, but sine gave the character
more charm. more ingenious sweetncs.
than Walpole's picture OF the original
The costumes, the staging the enuncta-
tion. and the iuauaerisms. moreover
made the ensemble OF the piece sur
Urisingly satisfactory The company
was unusually large. and nearly every
role was faithfully billed MI Mack
as David Garrick. who really falls in
love with Peggy. only To- face ou their
wedding day the ugly exposure of his
past rs hardly so picturesque Zoo wig and
Emery as DOB boots and the ncgligco at
tire of cowboy life. but still he filled
the part remarkably wei.
The surprise OF the evening. howcvCr.
was Leila Davis as Eva Sorrcl Hand
some and with a strong personality. shD
dclineated GarriCk's PARTNER boa such 20
convincing manner as 20 eut'tle her Go
strong recognition Do the future
During the play. in which Peggy's
rival iustigates kissing. rIotous re-
ception Of the heart crushed girls APP
pearanco az Drury Lane tho parquet
and boxes were utilized. the patrons
became intermingled with actors. wig
covered mob rushed down the aisle %
beslego the stage, and the whole per
Torrance became eXcitinEly realistic.
Deserving Of special praise were the
following presentations. Mrs. Annie
Adams as Peggy's mother. Rosa Roma
as PoRgys sister; Frederick Moore a.
one of PeERy's suiturs Lewis Craig as
tho fortune teller, and Lillian Brock
wcu as PcgFy's theatrical rival
The play continues the remainder or
the week with the usual matinees.
GRAND-"Thc Power OF Love" "a
four-act molodrama. is the attraction
which the Grand thcatcr stock company
Is Offering its patrons this week 10 BE-
a modern drama, laid In the vicinity
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LEASES ONE MORE CORNER.
United Cigars Stores Company Secures
Fourth Good Stand In CITY.

The northwest corner % state and
Second South streets has been leased
by the United Cigar stores company
from Henry Phlpps for 80 years and
the corner store win be- renovated
somewhat, the remainder ~ the prop-
erty 90 be let as IL Is and released to
the present occupants. The property
embraces 1872 feet on state and no feet
ON Second South. the upper part for
offices. the ground floor being occupied
by the following tenants: Portland Cor-
foe House company. Charles r. White.
g. n Reilly. ID A Markell. ~ Hendor-
son. = shorten. George n. CudgoIL
r. &c. Harper. Hemenway q Mosor.
Scoville a Guthrie, A. Hauerblck and
Bros. Donnelson a Clayton and G W.
Cleveland
This gives the cigar company control
Of four OF the leading corners In this
city viz. the G0dbe-pitt. corner Main
aud First South, the Kenyon hotel corr
ner the Clift House corner and the
new acquisition.
IN addition to the contemplated cx-
tCnsivc interior renovations and decorn-
lions the United Cigar stores COMPANY.
the original lessees. and the sub-lcssees.
Waters and Halverson anticipate maxi
ing great changes Ia the exterior Of tie
building. giving the lower store mod
crn plate glass, marble front
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Not to be outdone even by nature
,hs American party city administration
had little phenomena Of its own last
highland the seismograph OF the
council chamber Is recording a dis
t1rbance, the tremors OF which are
aiil being felt Briefly. something slip
ped and Emil Lehman, Councilman
" B. Moreton and the salt Palace
.aloon license we're caught under the
crushing weight OF the 'rrustal"
block.
The anxiety Of Mr.. Lehman 20 Sc
Re license In time Co be able 10
ense liquor at the salt Palace re-
on Memorial day led to some
lliar and devious ways in manipu-
alton. but the second attempt TO Sc
cure a license for the salt Palace met
the same fate as the first. except that
O. vas accomplished quicker and more
snphatically
First throwing the dust Of apparent
abandonment Of the attempt to secure
a license, into the eyes Of the profess
anis, including even a majority OF the
council. Councilman Moreton the
SPONSOR for the application to sell
liquor al Salt Palace. tried to catch
ne council napping--aud came near
doing IT,
SNEAK TRICK on WOMEN.
After some 80 representative mothers
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ECLIPSE VIEWED BY
AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS
llallcy's Comet Took Second Place In
Interest Last Night Win the
Moon Easily First.

The principal business streets Of salt
Lake city were crowded with eager
throngs Monday night. all anxious TO
see the eclipse Of the moon and also
TO get good view Of Halley's comet.
and few II any were disappointed The
sight was a rare one and the eclipse
of the moon afforded the best oportun-
ity the public has vet had to see the
celestial Wanderer and the fan-shaped
tail. Hundreds Of persons occupied
vantage points on the tops Of tall
buildings and at street corners.
As early az $50 the moon entered the
shadow of the earth and from then on
until the total eclipse at 1910 the
comet gradually Increased I'm brilliancv
and the tail became more distinct TO
the eye. IL was nearly midnight be-
fore the shadow left the moon but the
comet had set long before that time.
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of Omaha. and Is FUN OF interest. with
Us ever attractive love story running
from beginning 90 end. ending up hap
PLY with the wedding OF Ruth Walton
and Allen shaw Luke Cosgravc as
sunes the leading role and is Imported
by capable company. giving an un-
usually good performance az the pres
eut greatly reduced prices. "rhe Pow
or of Love- ass presented Monday
night seemed Goo give the audience the
best of satisfaction. those present
showing their appreciation by frequent
applause
Nj Cosgrave's good work while q
member OFF the Orpheum stock company
some time ago. and his recent part
with the Murray aud Mack company
when they toured the United states pc
having the effect of helping 90 aug
ment his audiences
THE FLORENCE HOUSES The
new acts on display ut MI Floreuce's
four houses this week are all drawing
heavy attention AZ the Shuhcrt tho
one-act farce "The New Man" and Oh
rolling globe by Harry Matthews ar0
the leading features
INDIAN SHOW Indian oXhih' -
ton ar the SaltaIr Coliseum CO. Do.
opened Saturday next wi1 bc an n-
tcrosting event Manager Grant state
that the Indian weddug which tnE
place Monday afternoon next win Dr.
sn interesting ceremony. and the youu
couple win Doe married hv the conscn.
OF the Indian agency. while tho crrc
uouy win bC iu full conformity with
the rites OF the ahorigines including tEf
Medicine Man" and Indian dances.
THE ATRDDME-Tne excavation fur
The new Airdome ON Third South. just
west az Greeuwald's Furniture store.
Isl being worked ON duv and night hr
force of mon pttiug in the big stag
Manager McGufe" states that seats
fpr T. 600 win be corat-u'ted and that
light musical comedy viii run through
the summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
BREAKS THREE RIBS.
james Johns Takes bad Fan While
Moving safe.

While assisting I'm hoisting a big safe
al the rear OF the Boyd-Park building
Monday afternoon. James Johns met
with most serious accident and the
wonder Is that hc was not instantly
Killed. He was az work on the second
floor and had been warned not 20 step
ON a plank thrust out OF the window. He
disregardod the warning and one Of the
ropes broke catching Johns and huri-
ing him from the window as the plank
gave way His collar bone and three
ribs were broken by the fall Johns
was taken 10 the Holy Cross hospital
where he is resting as easily as posi-
BILE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
.,,,o,Ot on Part Of Liquor Repre-
''' .sntatiyes to Fool the As
sembIed Women.
sur PALACE LICENSE IS HIT
Trio. some Funny Business
w" ,.r,,ncy successfully Stands
For Decency and Order
= Tur PEOPLE MAY KNOW.

honorable President and Members
h'1 rty council city Gentlemen;
~ me members Of the mir
W. ,ord salt Lake city desire
W. onmend you Tor your coura-
y action in refusing TO grant
go to MT Lehman and the
-, Bros to conduct saloons
n M SAT- palace this season.
the resort is located in our neigh
.sood and we have seen many
,ssnees Of the evils attending the
dispensing Of liquors there the last
two or three years.
The Mace has long since become
-.,,rious as place where drunk
..ress righteousness and other
evils abound.
Many depredations are committed
4, mis- nelghborh0od by drunken
booslums on their way home atter
raj rsot closes at night and IN
sonsi5eration Of these things we
cannot TOO highly commend your
action
Ne hone that inasmuch as the
matter will come up again at your
rert session. that your action
against the granting Of said IL
esnses will be more emphatic II
,ossible. than before. We feel that
Your action will in no way work a
hardship upon the management Of
M resort. Many people who con-
s-lentiously avoid the place as
'ormerly conducted viii feel at lib
erty to patronize and encourage
mch a resort as a place for rest.
-ecreati0n and amusement.
This address has been submitted
10 the people Of the ward in their
religious services and unanimously
spproved. Yours truly.
G.. COTTRELB. JR..
JAMES WELLS.
A. j. KIRK,
Committee.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
DEATH OF MRS. PAULsON.
salt Lake Woman Dies In Norway
While an visit.

Monday Nils Paulson. local mana
ger OF the Brunswick Balke-C oIIender
company received a cablegram from
Chrstiania. Norway. announcing tho
death OF his wife, who on April 10, acc
companiod by her two little girls left
Salt Lake going ON a visit to rcla-
tiyes in her native country Later word
was received from across the water
that the body had been embalmed and
would be shipped ON the Tutgcn and
should reach New York May o. the
children in care or q nurse Mr. Paul
son viii meet the party ON it's arrival
In this country. and the body win be
brought 90 salt Lake for burial MT
Mrs Paulson were married rs wears
ago al Portland. or and for II year,
the family has resided in salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

Weather forecast FOR salt Lake city
and FOR Utah Tonight and "wednesday
partly cloudy
The weather throughout the west g.
partly cloudy and few light showers
have occurred along the coast owing Co.
the low pressure charted over Wash
ington aud extending southeastwarI
across the Great Basin However thI-
low BE- somewhat inactive and 10 wiz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24

aress. yesterdays mean was 66 degrees
which was o degrees above the normal
This makes the excess since Jan J..
'>n degrees. Tine accumulated de-
hg'"ucy Boz precipitation since May
Dr. now tll Inch. and since Jan. o.
1921 inches. which ls almost one-fourth
tna annual normal
The sun rises az SOP and sets 40 ~
O'Clock ALFRED H THIEsSEN.
Section Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
TIE MoRMONS NND THE
THE tTTR.

An Interesting compilation. forming
the history Of theatricals In salt Lake.
bv tho late John S Lindsay. for sale
AZ the Deseret News Book Store. Price
soc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
BIG TELEPHONE OFFICIAL.
Vice President n. u. Thaycr Accom-
panied by Wife and Daughter Here.

Vice President H. p Thaycr of the
American Telephone 4 Telegraph COM
pany, accompanied by his wife and
daughter. are guests of President Lane
OF the Bell company of this city. Mr.
Thayer has been travelling through
Montana and Idaho, looking over the
telephone situation there, and expresses
himself as gratihed with existing con-
ditions. He has been for 30 years ac-
lively interested in the business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
NEEDING STATIONERY.

We carry "a new and up TO date line
OF Wedding Invitations and Announce
ments Also calling cards and social
Invitations OF an kinds
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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New lines OF pictures and frames.
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even Mr.. Mulvey had 20 ask what had
happened
MCKINNEY BLOCKS GAME.
Councilman Mckinney happened to
be in the corridor when the petition
was presented. but when he discovered
what had happened the fault plane"
began its reconstruction.
- understand. he said. that Leh-
man has applied again for a license
and that it has been referred to the
chief of police ! move that the
previous action OF the council be
rescinded and the application denied"
For once Councilman Reed. who APP
pears i'm the official directory as COM
ing from the Second ward. found
something TO say He did not think Mr..
Lehman was being treated fairly and
this thing might cause lots Of
trouble"
Mr.. Mckinney was emphatic In what
he thought. however.
"This body should not be trihed
WITH" he contendod. Mr.. Lehman
made an application before and We
considered il fully and then decided
that salt Palace should be freed from
liquor traffic. Now ne comes right
back with a now application. making
plaything Of this council. lie is
handing il 90 us again IN the shape OF
"a sugar-coated pill
MORETON TO RESCUE.
AR Moreton. in defense Of Mr.. Leh-
man. said:
Il think this thing is right Mr. Leh-
man is going to make as "a new prOpO-
sition The whole responsibility will
bee put on the lessee OF the bar. and IL
VIII come up in stronger way than
before"
-. ft,...... mn .t,....-t.. a.. .ef..t-
was a well laid plan 10 fool the pcO-
pie. and that the people had not been
treated fairly He expressed the opin-
ion that II the parties Interested had
been acting honestly they would have
explained the intention OF the new app
pucation when the announcement OF
the withdrawal OF the motion for re-
consideration was made.
The fact that Mr.. Lehman was ready To-
make further concessions failed TO linz
press Mr.. Mckinney. we have already
considered this matter and we have
decided that we don't want a saloon
there They are willing % promise
heaven and earth to get license there.
but II IL is granted the place viii be
the same as In the past-an inferno, a
he'll spot For the sake of few dol
lars they would sacrifice the soul OF
saint there"
MORETON SLIPS Up.
Mr. Moreton introduced letter writ
ten 10 Lehman by Frederick Heath In
which Mr.. Heath had promised not 90
operate "a dance hall at salt Palace
unless granted the right by the coun-
cii,' and assuring Mr. Lehman that
should the latter be granted the license
for the bar az salt Palace he would
be permitted 20 govern the place as hc
saw ht-that the burden OF the rCspon-
sibility Of safeguarding morality
would be on him.
Then Mr. Moreton counted wrong
ly. He announced himself as willing
10 go to a vote right then and there
and expressed his confidence that ne
would win. He lost by one. however:
the vote on the denial OF the second
application being.
Against the license Ferustrom. Hall
Lees, Lyme, Mckinney, President Ferry.
6; for the license: Holly, Moreton.
Mulvey Reedall. Reed. o.
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MCKINNEY BLOCKS GAME

even Mr. Mulyey had to ask what had
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GRAND-"Thc Power Of Love" "a
four-act mclodrama, is the attraction
which the Grand thcatcr stock company
Is Offering its patrons this week. II BE-
a modern drama. laid in the vicinity