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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
RECENT DEATHS

BECKsTRAND, ELIAS A.-The
death of Elias A. Beckstrand, one of
Willard County's most worthy and
substantial citizens. occurred on
Saturday Feb. 26, at his home In
Meadow He was born in Eweden,
u years ago. Early In his twentles he
moved TO Copenhagen when he join
ed the Mormon church, and then after
spending two years in the mission
field of Sweden, emigrated Co Utah
in the year 1861 He leaves behind a
wife and IL children, The funeral
was held on Monday Feb 2S His six
sons were pallboarers. The life Of T..
A. Beckstrand has been an example
Of devotion 20 duty both 70 family and
20 the Church.
CAMPBELL. sAMUEIr-At the
home Of his son in VernaL UIntah
county. Utah Samuel Campbell a
veteran Latter-day saint and member
OF the Mormon battalion. died Feb.
IL. after a very brief illness. Being
50 years old he has not been very
active OF recent years but all VINO
knew him appreciated his counsel and
admired his integrity. He was born
NAV. 4. 1925, in the state OF New
York and with his parents Joined the
Church and moved 20 Kirkland shar-
Ing the experiences OF the saints
there until IN the early part OF tN4f
when ho moved 20 NauyOo. While
there he often saw the prophet and
heard him preach I'm 1876 he join
ed the western move when mob
violence became intoiorable in Nauvoo.
When the government made tno call
for volunteers ne offered hie service
and became one OF the Mormon hat-
TALON. marching 20 Pueblo. Sauto Fo
and Los Angeles on that memorable
tramp. enduring many hari-hius oU
the Journey Ho was mustered ONT one
year to- the day from enlistment at
Los Angeles. lie worked for Ium-
Der company In california until 1s4>.
whom no made the journey over me
mountains and desert 20 salt Lake
city May o. 1Sf9. he married Miss
Clarlssa RebcccU HAL Six children
blessed their union. four of whom arc
living Josophh Hehor Benjamin and
Mrs Polly chapman In 1S7Q Mr.
Campbell and his family came t1 tho
Ashley Valley ana uaHsed through the
"hard winter" For while he made
his home near DuraN until that coun-
try was made am Indian reservation
when he moved 90 Noru8l and roe
mnfnpd there ever since For UUr-
her of wears Mr.. campbell has receive
cd pension from the rovernwor.
and Do has made hIe home with r..
SON Joseph. 4z hIs wife died Hf'..
they had been iu Feru1l I." ."H
Thus passed ono moro OF 'F. n."..
heruce vro auh5ued q willerue-s nH'
Kept the '0ith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
BOARD MEMBERS
VISIT BURTNER
Were Shown Development Work
Being Done by Oasis
Company.
LANDS UNDER THE CAREY ACT
May be Taken Up. Though Homestead
Right Has Been Already
Exercised

af....H-.
'' 'ne state land board
were the guests. Saturday. of the Oasis
Land a. Irrigation ao1p,p,. .,, ..f,.
"a tb, ,.,,,....,.. ..., ~
a.. ny lHe '"iI''ii-
''" D" ana around Burtner Willard
county during which tho great re-.
sources of tb,t i,,,o,..tt.,. .--.......
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-, ~ We WORN ol the company
49,, "a ',s "is iett'u. ~ tne party
80. aluIihd' W. H. Farms
b. 4, y, ~ nam a. @. Giauque.
\, ~ s"''I'' 'h-'Iles a. Mc'lain.
~. nus ana a. 81. bohnstengel
90 ~. pr .ne center 'i operations
b,,. a.. 'l,,'"s- we properly OF "hch
~ W. ''N" on N'TaI+'n on the west,
','F UT 'ut south, ana 'aA CITY
H.. lur lit'l ls cut almost
80 s','.I py lhe sewer river which
80 ueI sr'"g o., leei below the gen
VIC wafer running 70 waste
l '"y s''"t sewer nasin. The COM
- 70 ,'i.''I u'leu great reservoir
-. .'lllt t'H' lihp"undlng 10000
9l "aloI.
,- 'l Si"s u-'iH was ALSO constructed
~ I,,,,.,.'. '' tle IlNer TOUT miles north
"a buI ,iieI' WnIeh gives the necessary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
PERSONALS.

j. w Kinney has returned from
Hanna. Wyo where be- went ou bus
mess trip
Two prominent business men Of HeI-
bingham. Wash, j. d. Darwin and
L. l.. Bcreus. were iu salt Lake sun
day. boosting for the Puget Sound
country. They viewed Salt Lake from
an automobile, and We're much pleased
with the city.
bishop Lawrence Seaman has re-
turned from Arizona. The bishop went
there ln very poor health. and returns
much benefited by his trip.
Gen. supt Somers Of the Bell Tcle-
phone company has returned from "a
business trip into Montana
Acting Insurance Commissioner Will
lard Done is guaranteed at home two
Of his children being sick with scarlet
fever. In the meantime. DTS assistant
Miss TownIey is ably directing the
affairs Of state"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
RICHFIELD.
CELEBRATION OF RELIEF
SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
COAST LINE REPAIRED.

san Francisco. March 1.-the
coast line ~ the Southern Pacific has
boon repaired and normal train sor-
vice between San Francisco and Los
Angeles was resumed this morning A
large number Of trains has been
placed in service 10 handle this traffic
which has piled mp I'm the last few
days between Los Angeles. Santa
Barbara, Paso Robes. belmont Santa
Cruise. san Jose and san Francisco.
and the business is being rapidly
cleaned mp. While the damage has
been heavy the last piece OF track has
been put in shape and regular service
will Doe maintained hcnccforth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
LECTURE ON INSECTS.

An interesting illustrated lecture on
insect life and lbs various phases was
delivered today at the university by
Prof T.. O.. Titus. Of the agricultural
college. before the graduate normal
students The wonders Of insect life
were shown by lantern slides and the
chief classes of insects and their life
histories were shown boz their various
stages by large ana beautifully colorod
plates The stcreopticou was operated
by MI Williams. of the university.
The lectures will be continued each
week on Monday from 2 O'Clock To $3.50
before the nature study classes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
LATE LOCALS

President Windcr's Condition.
Not quite so well yesterday. but a
little better to lay than Sunday" is
the word from Inc bedside Of John r..
Winder of the first presidency az ESQ
Monday afternoon.
Funeral of John -. Maibcn-Thc
funeral of John Is. Maiben. one OF
the pioneer settlers. and at one time
in charge of the Mauti temple. was
held al the Thlrty-hrst ward meet
tughouse at o'clock Monday, and
the burial was ina the city cemetery.
Many prominent people In Church
work were in attendance.
Girl at the House of Morgan. s
Morgan, the presiding representative
at the postonice stamp window. this
morning announces that the Morgan
basketball five was yesterday augu-
mented by the arrival of mascot i'm
the form OF a daughter. thus break
ing the long string Of athletic boys
who reside az the family dOinicilc on
west Third North.
CuIbcrtson goes FishIng-Assistant
Cashier T.. A 'ulbertson Of the Bank
of the Republic has gone on a
fishing trip on the Golden
Gate. As he invested in a harpoon gun
outht on reaching san Francisco, his
associates at the bank are sure Mr.
Culbertson must be after whale.
walrus. shark. porpoise, deep sea tur-
ties or some heavy marine game The
bank people hope he will not fan
overheard and get drowned. Mr.. Gull
bcrtson is q cousin of the governor of
Texas. of the same name, who broke
up the Fitzsimmons-M 8her prize fight.
and aftcrward went 60 the United
states senate.
Goes Home With Broken FoOt-C
u. Young western representative OF
the Osborne Calendar company Of
New York, left for his home u Los
Angeles sunday taking with him the
uncomfortable appendago OF a broken
foot Mr Young is man weighing
close 90 200 pounds. and while at Law
ton last week he accidentally stepped
ON "a pebble. which rolled under his
foot and sent him TO earth. with the
result that some Of the bones OF the
left foot were broken.
Burning Rubbish Rcsponsiblc-Th
combination hose and chemical wagon
was called from fire headquarters 10
the old hay market on Second east
between Third and Fourth South
street this morning A contractor
working about the place gathered up
a big pile of rubbish and set FIRE 10
the same Persons residing iu the
ucighborhood became alarmed and
turned I'm an alarm. As the actions OF
the man are direct violation OF
the ordinance. GO is probable that
action viii be taken against him In
the courts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
INDUSTRIAL PEACE OR
NATIONWIDE COAL STRIKE

Cincinnati March 14-IndustriaI
peace or nationwide coal strike will
Doe the outcome of conferences and
committee meetings preceding and
during tho international convention Of
the United Mine Workers OF North
America here this week
Recognizing the importance Of the
gatherings. workmen and mine own
crs arriving here today sought mem-
bors of the sub-scale committee ~ the
central competitive field. plying them
with arguments as to why increased
wages should or should not be grant
ed
Tho suh-scalo committee had its
first session during the day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
WHEELHOUsE WANTS A JOB.

Francis Wheelhouse. Of sac west
Seventh South street, applied 20 the
city council en- petition filed this
morning In the office Of the city re-
corder asking for employment. Wheel
house was run down and seriously in
1ured several years ago by Fire Chief
Dt~inc and the city promised him
employment provided ne would not
file suit for damage. Last January
Wheelhouse was laid of az the garb-
age dump whore he had been at work
for several years and promised an
other position Tho Job has not been
given him and he says that he Is I'M
able to obtain work elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY MARCH "A 1910

terday takin COVER au rights 90 the
play King Jared" written and dra-
matized by Ezra a. Robinson OF Boun-
titul The company has capital stock
Of $1,000 in dollar shares. or which
$3.50 shares are held as treasury stock
An amendment 90 the articles OF the
Rlverton Mercantile company af River
ton was filed with the county clerk
yesterday Increasing the capital stock
from $4,000 10 $40 900 iu $40 shares.
An amendment Co the articles NJ the
Phoebe Dcmijohn Mining company was
filed with the county clerk yesterday
increasing the capital stock from $780,
600 70 $4,000 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
HOME INDUSTRY CLUBS.
Manufacturers Association Working
On Organizing Circles in Cities.

Womcn's Home Industry clubs are
10 be organized by the Manufacturer
association Of Utah In leading cities of
the state. Such a club was recently
formed at ogden. and the members
are enthusiastically at work Follow
ing are the names of the officers.
President, Mrs. J. w. Wilcox, Secre-
tary. Mrs. q. A. Nicholas, Treasurer.
Mrs. j. s. Daniels. Advisory committee,
Mrs Edwin Williams, Mrs. G. S sea-
gers Mrs. r. A. Seagers. Mrs W. A.
Robertson and Mrs. j W Rail
The following resolution Is indicative
Of the aims and purposes Of the or
ganization.
Whereas. We the members Of the
Home Industry club. believing as We
do individually that IL is for the well
fare and prosperity Of Ogden and
Utah manufacturers, and
WHEREAS we know that the quality
of Utah manufactured articles rs not
surpassed by goods made outside Of
Utah. and believe that our patriotism
and local pride demands o.. therefore,
BE 10 resolved that we. the Home
Industry club. endorse Utah manu-
featured goods. and that we patronize
home industry In preference 10 out
side manufacturers.
a Woman's home industry club will
shortly be organized In this city and
initiative to be taken by the manu-
facturers The Woman's league has
always shown marked interest In the
subject Of home industry and has at
times invited manufacturers to address
It's members on the subject The same
may he said of other womcn's organi-
cations.
II is argued nv those directly in
tercstod In the prosperity of local
factories and mills that women can
do more TO foster home industries
than men. especially I'm the line Of
food products with the women com
verted TO the idea 81 keening money
at home. the battle for Utah goods
FOR western people viii be more than
half won.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
TELL TWO STORIES
OF THE SHOOTING
Negro Nightwatchman and Archie
Fame. His Victim. Give Police Dif-
fcrcnt Versions Of Affair.


Archie Fame. blocksmith's helper,
from Tyler Tex, employed al the Don
vcr q Rio Graude railway shops is
| at ST. Marks hospital, seriously wound
/ rd with "a bullet hole through the stom-
ash
L. NJ Duncan. negro. employed as
nIghtwatchmau for the James Kennedy
Construction company. and residing at
229 south Seventh West street. is
locked ln The city JAIL pending Cd change
Il Che condition of Fame Duncan
shot Fame about 9 O'Clock Sunday night
and claims he did 10 BOO self-dofense.
Fame asserts that the shooting was un-
provoked. The man was shot with "a
80 I'D smith g. Wes-0n revolver, the bull
Iei penetrating the stomach He was
operated upon sunday night az the
hospital and was reported at noon toe
day Co be- resting as easily as possible
under the circumstance. but bis cou-
ditau Is very serious
Tho shooting occurred on Sixth West
near First North street Duncan. who
is known as Slim says Dee was walk
ing quietly along tho street when Fame
walked mp to him and made several in-
suINng remarks. calling him a.
uigser' Duncan told the police that
Doc paid but little attention t1 Fame
beyond telling him 90 attend To- hls
own business. Fame said Doe would 20
hIt would return. A number OF chill
druu who had witnessed the aItercs-
U"u between che two told Duncan that
Fame Was coming up the street with
companion and that they had their
hands filled with stones.
Duncan declares that when Fame
came towards him be had something
in hIs hand and was acting boz "a threat
enIng manner Duncan says hc told
1,''N '' ',''i't''h To MN, duncan hred
H''' ''' '''lIi. anon ineh ran
NNMN inc HIINUI. ana Duncan continued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
MEETING OF SEWER
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Richheld. March S.-Thc board Of
county commissioners held "a regular
session yesterday and transacted the
following business. Au order was
made 90 construct new bridge across
the new state canal. at Section 80. Tp.
20. south Range q, West
The matter OF changing the county
road between SaliuB and Scipiu. was
considered and au order made that
survey be- made and deeds conveying
the right-of-way Co the county ho pre-
pared
An appropriation of $500 was order
ed ~ be spent on the county road in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
MIS-. TURNER WANTS DIVORCE.

Christina O.. Turner seeks divorce
from Leonard Turner on the grounds
Of non support In complaint filed this
morning Ia tho third district court
They were married here ON Feb a.
1909, and have one child. a son, John,
years old For two years Mrs Tur-
ncr declares that her husband has neg
loctod her and she has becu compelled
TO support herself she asks for the
custody of the child and suitable au-
m0ny and attorney fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
SPIKE AND RAIL.

CHnord Y. Brol,aw Of New York.
travelling loo his private car Maynower.
passed through salt Lake sunday en-
route To- Chicago from Portland
George ". NallcrN, general man
ager of the Colorado Midland. was one
90 the railroad men OF prominence Wis
fling in salt Lake Friday Gen Man
aror Valley i- travelling Zoo his private
car
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14

In the case of Sam ID. Lee against
a. n. Jarvis, charging the defendant
with malicious arrest. tho sealed var
dict which was returned Saturday
by the jury was opened this morning
by Judge j. J. Whitaker OF the city
court Lee was given judgment against
Jarvis for So and costs The costs
amounted TO S41.5O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
UNDERWEAR AND HOSE STOLEN

The showcase IN front Of the store
Of the Paris Millinery company was
broken open sometime during last
night by an unknown thief and
quantity of silk hose and underwear
worth $50 stolen. patrolmau Egbert
saw tho thief as hc ran from the place
and chased him as far as the mouth
Of a dark alley into which he dis
appeared He fired a shot In the air
and told him 90 stop, but the man
failed To- respond
A private safe may be rented In the
fire ana burglar-proof vaults OF the
salt Lake Security a. Trust Co, 32-34
Main street $500 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
JOHN DOE IN TROUBLE.

. ..'' "''' whose other and true name
9-'' no' DE learned by the police. was
M. ~. 9n warrant this afternoon
vim '',,.,..h'n Hendrickson, charged
M b, Nt liquor without license
r.is,.. US loomughouse. Hc was
CONT t... .' $500 bail 20 answer in police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
COURT NEWS
DRIsKELL CASE WEDNESDAY.

Lucian l.. DrlskcH charged with
the murder of Special officer O.. C..
Riley, was taken into Judge Lewis
Cuuu this morning for trial The
case against Arthur Brown. uu the
charge Of forgery was taken up and
Driskells case will be- taken up at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. DrIs-
kell was taken back to the state prison
where he is being held for Sheriff
Sharp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
ADMITTED TO STATE,

mittcd To- do business On this state, the
Aetna Accident and Liability company
Of Hartford. Conn. with paid up cspit8l
of half n million and surplus VI sous DlO.
ana the Danish SigtCrhoOd OF this CITY.
Tho latter is o fraternal order and has
no capital stock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
STEWART BAD ONE.
Testimony in Divorce Suit Indicates a
Very Mean Disposition.


Mrs Florence n Stewart. whose -uit
for divorce against Henry Stewart. was
called for trial in Judge Morsc's court
this morning testified that her hus-
band had refused O. support her. and
that he had been guilty of habitual
drunkenness when he was intoXlcat-
ed she declared that ne threatened To-
XIII her ON several occasions
Her SON, Thomas O. Roberts. by "a
former marriage said thar he sup
ported her mother most Of tho time
during the last three years. while Ac
was living at her home. Roberts and
Stewart had ana encounter on one Or-
cast on when the latter came home
intoxicated and threatened TO kin MI
Stewart with "a razor, Stewart was
elected frOm tho house and arrested ON
the chareg of disturbing the peace.
They have been married about 10
years and have no children. Mrs stow
art had three children 10y a former
husband when she married Stewart
Stewart is Conte-tiuE the case and al
lcgos cruelty ON the part OF his wife
n countor-claim asking for tho di-
NErnn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND.
ING

RWo are tho pioneers I'm job Print
ing and Book Binding IN the state
our facilities are the best for handl-
ing any class OF work, no matter how
large or how small
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
ANUNERATORs RATES RAISED.

,' supervisor McMmin received
,r...s'.''h from Washington this morn
gto, ',allns that In response 10 his mr.
II request the rates Tor opur,n,,, ~.
.os,,,.. had been Increased from 9iL
san 'l cents per capita. This affsct-
Citg rN' Ogden, Logan. grigbsn,
NY Provo and Park CITY 81 nam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
LOWELL, WYO.
END OF SEVEREST
WINTER IN HISTORY

I0T0"TII IITT07I0UU'T'"-I
LOWELL. Big Horn Co. Wyu-
March For "a week now the weather
has been ideal. only the heaviest drifts
OF snow rcmalu--a very marked COM
trast 20 conditions two weeks ago.
when tho trains We're snOwbOund for
a hours in the cuts within sight of
Lowell
The past winter has been marked hy
the coolest weather and by far the
heaviest snow ever known here.
The coming season promises 20 Do
good one for the beet grower and
planter generally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14

The decline of the Primitive Church
IS gu all-important subject 10 thinkers
and students A concise vet mastery
treatment ls given I'm Dr. Talmage's
new work. The Great Apostasy"
For sale by Deseret News book Store;
cloth 60 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
SHEEP ON FOREST RESERVES.
L. :. Supreme Court Holds Not Viola
ton ct Law 10 be Without Permit.

Washington March lt-By an equally
divided court the supreme court of the
United states today affirmed the decision
of tho federal court OF California which
held the grazing of sheep without peur
sion ON forest reserves was not viola
ton Of Jaws.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
THE MoRNIoNs AND THE
IIIEATER

the istio,ss.l.es,ing compilation. form,rg
By tbo hay, %, theatricals IN SAT- Laks
al tbe ne ,o'e John $. Lindsay. Tor sais
sQo 'aefe' News Book store. Price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14

! b ~, lhe Great Apostas,.' nv m
ufbi,.,, ''inage, O new book on - -
90 r... hescret News DooL So.
''7 per copy iu cloth '''N'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds and blank
books OF any size or style made 70
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-14
WEATHER REPORT.
Generally Fair Tonight aud
Tuesday.

TopAY's rEMpERArrRrs
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-12
Miss AnSii1 Is III
From Kentucky Trip

Exposure. when she was storm
bound at Morganheld, Ky. on her
way to Paducah, more than month
ago. may cause Margaret Anglin,
the famous actress, to lose her voice
and retire from the stage, whose
shtef honors she shares with no more
than three women on the English
stage she is now In CHI
cago in the care OF a specialist. hav-
Ing closed her southern tour at Chat
tanooga. Miss Anglin's company
delayed the start from Evansville
for Paduoah. and while their bag
gage arrived the afternoon of the
performance. the company. was
marooned at Morganheld by the
food. They failed to make Padn-
cah, and In order to reach Nashville
In time Cor the next days perform
ance, they were compelled to take a
might ride overland, cross the river
In ferry. ride from Mt. Vernon TO
Evansville by trolley and there take
train for their destination. Miss
Anglin's throat was affected by the
exposure, and her continued use OF
II. and accumulating cold in making