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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
BIG MOVE ABOUT
LAST OF MONTH
New Orphans Home to Be For
maIly Opened TO Public
Soon After.

At a meeting OF tho Orphans Home
and Day Nursery association Wcdnes-
day II was decided to mako "thc big
move" about the last OF the present
month the preparations having been de-
layed on account OF the finishing of the
building. The move will he simple one,
despite the fact that there VIII nc moro
than half hundred children placed In
the new building before the first OF June.
This simplicity is made possible by the
generosity OF tho people Of salt Lake,
whose kindness has provided almost all
things nccdful for the little folk In their
new home. The old things, therefore,
Will be mostly cast aside, tho old furni-
ture discarded and the old bedding. un-
sanitary and OF ancient usage. probably
Will be given a bath of flames.
Besides the neat new bedding, which
is being provided for the new cots; many
friends arc making dozens OF little
"rompcrs' for the tiny tots who VIII
spend tho summer In light. serviccah'c
clothing OF vastly different make from
that usually Worn in charity places. Hun
drcds of littlc aprons arc bling provided
for the children OF larger age, and
every provision Is we'll under way Tor
the comfort of tho youngsters and the
added convenience OF those who Will care
for them.
Shortly after the move is made. proba-
bly, by June ?. the place VIII be formally
opened to the public. and a reception
given that all who have donated or In
any way contributed to the success OF
tho new home may sec themselves inst
what has been done and how their wishes
have been carried out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
COUNTY OFFICIALS
WILL MEET IN JUNE
Convention Will Discuss Uni.
form System of Assessment
and Taxation in State.

State Auditor Jesse u. Jewkes has
mailed letters TO the various county Of
fcials Of the state calling their atten-
ton 10 the proposed convention OF coun-
" clerks auditors. treasurcrs. assessors
and commissioners 10 be held in this
city in June for the discussion OF uni
form system OF assessing ana collecting
taxes and keeping the records OF the
various counties OF the state.
1T is proposed 10 have the convention
on June II and II. but those dates have
not been definitely decided upon as vet
The officials aro asked TO send I'm sug-
gesllons as To the nature OF the pro-
gramme for the convention
Mr.. Jewkcs has invited the county of
ficials OF tho counties near 10 Salt Lake
To meet with him next Monday afternoon
ana help him 10 arrange programme for
the convention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
R|CHF| F|ELD TO HAVE
BIG SUGAR FACTORY
Executive Committee of Utah
Idaho Company Visits Site
for New Plant.

Thomas f. Cutler. John c. Cutler and
W. $. Mccormick, members OF the eXecu-
tive committee OF the Gtnh-Idaho Sugar
company directors, left Wednesday for
Rlchficid TO select a site for new sugar
factory. The company.s engineers, at
torucy and agriculture director are al
rcndY on tho ground. IT is said that the
company has decided to erect the Sewer
county plant Immediately and that 1t
viii he ready TO handle tho 1911 crop.
II is said that the company proposes
TO spend $500 600 OF it's recent profits in
the erection OF this plant within tho next
eighteen months.
In the minds OF some Salt Lake bust
ness men. this move on the part Of the
Utah Idaho company explains the report
ed action OF the company in withdraw
ing a round million dollars from the Salt
| AXE banks few weeks ago and ship
rinS tho coin 10 tie nasr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
EAST TO GET PART
Of THE UTAH CLIP
Favorable Action Looking to
This Expected at Next
Meeting.

AZ the next meeting of the directors
OF the Utah Wool Growers association
il is probable that favorable action will
be taken looking toward tile storage of
part OF the Utah clip at some point in
the cast. 1t is said that about half
OF the $1,000. 900 pounds Of wool clipped
from the sheep OF Utah this year re-
mains unsold. and II is TO dispose OF
this that the storage movement likely
will be insuguratcd,
Two years ago the shcepmeu of the
state authorized the directors TO make
arrangements for the storing OF wool.
and with these arrangements complete
A good price vas secured. Last year
the bidding for the clip by buyers was
strong, with the result that no storage
was necessary. With half Of this year s
clip unsold, il is said. the sheepmen
again want the directors To take up The
storage question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
DISTINGUISHED PRIEST TO
VISIT ZION THURSDAY

The very Rev y. Aubrey of the So
ciety Of Mary. a distinguished member Of
that order. assistant to the superior gem
eral OF the Marist Fathers and his per-
sonal and official representative, will ar
rive in Salt Lake City Thursday after
noon He will remain here for several
weeks. the guest of Rev, Father j. j.
Guinan. president Of All Hallows college.
which he will inspect under orders from
his superior The Rev. Father Guinan
met his guest at Reno. New, Wednesday
and will accompany him to this city.
Father Aubrey comes to this country
from Lyons. France, the temporary scat
of the head of the Marst order on a
special mission to inspect all the build
ings and schools of the Marlst order In
Mexico and the United States. lie spent
several months in Mexico and is now
engaged in the work in this country.
In his earlier years Father Aubrey
was in charge of the discipline In the
Marist college In Dublin, Ireland. He
was prefcct for Father Guinan, and the
local priest will meet his old teacher with
the greatest pleasure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
G0LDFARB CHARGED WITH
ATTACKING ANOTHER GIRL

Nathan Goldfsub who was returned
from Denver recently. charged with a
statutory crime by a young girl Hamed
Maymc Evans was arrested by Sheriff
Sharp Wednesday night on the charge
OF assault and battery The complain
ing witness Is Miss May Moody residing
tn the rcmr Of ltl Poar street, who al
legeS that she was attacked and beaten
about The head and face by Goldfarb Sun
day morning last when she wus about To
enter her home. Miss Moody Will bo one
OF tho witnesses against Goldfarb In the
Evans case.
When arrested. Godfarb said thai he
could prove an absolute alibi. md claims
20 be able 10 produce four witnesses who
VIII testify that Ic was in Smiths dyuf,
store 3t the time i'm question. Miss
Moody is equally certain that the man
who attacked her e. Godfarb. The de-
scription given by her to the police after
The assault answers 10 that OF Cold
faro.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
EXAMINATIONS ARE HELD
BY COAL NINE INSPECTOR

J. T.. Petit. state coal mine Inspector
returned Wednesday from trip TO the
coal camps of Carbon county. While
there he. with a representative of the
operators and n representative OF the
miners, held examinations of applicants
for the positions OF mine foreman and
mine fire boss. These were held at Win
ter Quarters on May and at Hiawatha
on May 10.
The following successfully passed the
examinations. J.. f.. Anderson mine
foreman. Cedar Creek mines, David Nc
MILAN, George w. Pearson and Henry
Kane, fire bosses, Winter Quarters: A. a
Joose. fire boss. Clear Creek; ". l..
Matthews. fire boss In non gaseous mine.
Scofield: Heber Shaw. Noah Potter and
j. w. Kissel. fire boss in non gaseous
mines, Winter Quarters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
"CHARLEY" HARTE GETS
GOOD FEDERAL PLACE

Charles r. Harte. editor and proprietor
OF the Rupert, Idaho, Pioneer Record. Is
a Salt Lake visitor. Hc has just been
appointed receiver Of the land office al
Haley. Idaho lie will qualify and take
possession OF his office on June J.
Years ago. when Salt Lake City was a
village. Charley Harte was clerk of the
old Continental hotel on West Temple
street NJ that time IT was one OF the
two small hotels of Zion; the other was
the Walker house. Afterwards Mr.. harte
was promoted and engaged in newspaper
work. He filled the position OF city
editor on The Tribune and a similar posi-
ton on the old Herald, Then he went 10
Idaho, bought a farm and a newspaper
and now he has fallen from grace and
has been appointed 10 a federal position.
This is an awful blow. but there is a
nice, juicy salary attached TO IT and in
view OF this his old friends in salt Lake.
who are many. VIII forgive him. Like
wise they extend congratulations.
Uniform Rank, Fraternal Brother
hood. Come-Odeon. Nav 13th-come
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
SUNDAY CLOSING IS
BACKED BY GR0CERS
Retail Merchants of Salt Lake
Decide to Continue Their
Campaign.

Members ot tho Retail Merchants as
sociation decided to continue their cam
paign for Sunday closing at the regular
meeting Wednesday evening. and the as
sociation decided by unanimous vote 10
give its support To- the movement ia
every possible way. The association re-
ccived 1 report from the Federation Of
Womcn'S clubs saving that ten of a
dozen of local sroccrs who had been re-
ported as keeping their places OF busi-
ness open Sunday had promised TO COM
ply with the law.
The directors OF the association viii
meet next Friday evening to consider
plans FOR the annual outing Of the asso-
place where the barbecue Will be held
II is proposed 10 hold the outing June L..
but the wellknown mismanasement of
the SaItalr resort may result in the de-
Csion OF The directors to hold the out
ing at some other resort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
FAKE ADVERTISING METHODS
TO BE EXPOSED IN SKETCH

War on fake advertising schemes was
declared by tho Salt Lake Ad club Wed
nesday afternoon at meeting OF the
decided to fire the opening gun OF the
campaign at the regular meeting OF the
club in tho Commercial club building
next Tuesday evening
A sketch illustrating the methods OF
the advertising faker will be presented
and merchants Of the city are Invited "a
attend. The sketch will be represented
by cast OF ad men. who arc now re-
hearsng the little business drama, and
the stage manager promises that the I'm
folding OF tho plot will afford some val
uabln tips 10 the business men who at
tend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Tribune Reporter Printing Co.
66 West Second South ST. Phone
Hubby Driven From Home.

Edward Johnson. In answer to the COM
plant for divorce filed by Jennie X.
Johnson. alleges that he was forcibly
driven from home by his wife February
II. 1909, since which time he has been un-
able to I've at home and the expense OF
maintaining himself away from home. he
claims. has prevented him from con
trbuting much of his earnings for the
support of his family.
lie claims that his wife has an income
OF about $40 month and that his TWO
daughters arc teaching school and earn
ing their own living. He asks that his
Mife.s complaint be dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
The stars incline. but do no'
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosetss.
49, 40 1o'
Thursday. May ",
How many things OF wo
Shall be produced by es'

Mars is in ecliptic conjunctio
moon. which Is farrhest n9a'
Saturn. In seXtile ana pehln
tho Moon. does mol piasuSr
power as much as usual ~
| he success for workers g..
Tho best influence OF the w
things produced Of the ear.n,
gardening. transactions m ",
work I'm minerals or metals
good signs. ,,i,.er
Surveyors. engineers. drl'
EMPLOYEES and Others doinb "
country should benefit; a.
Venus Is i'm opposition W
indicates that lovers must ~
that NAV conducc 70 aus'
EMPLOYEES must beware !" r.
and must keep themselves ~
fee uuarrels or inirigues'
Women are in danger ~
idle gossip. They must
against extravaganza. - n.
Jupiter's position is goon -
and particularly for beglnnlus
Real estate Is under s,,r..
There is a fortunate ~ n.
concerned In any way VIZ,
stufTs and preserving af"
sumption. ,,ndcr +
Fish and fishing are unu''
both today and tomorrow
The time should he iaVo''
women for any work. ~.
Mars Is moving mto a,,dr.
augurs troubles over n.1|
and scandals In armies OF n
According 10 herbal ,o',l ,oa,lv
mons seal. nax5eed, no ossfur
MAINTAIN sre good undrr sSI
Tnspirs tion and foresisshn ocr|
coptionally powerful VIII, tr,|
birth date this is. ~ ..y,h,r
adhcring TO the hlgnes. arc
children born today INA
that promise cHactness
termination.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
ORDNANCE OFFICER HERE
TO INSPECT BATTERIES

A distinguished visitor i'm the city is
Lieutenant Colonel Charles II Clark of
the ordnance department of the United
States army. He Is here on his regular
inspection OF the Utah batteries. with
which he is much pleased the equipment
and general standing of the batteries
ranking high.
While here the officer has been en-
terta incd by. Adiutant General j.. 4.
Wedewood OF the Utah National Guard
Colonel Clark Will be here several days
and saws he Is always glad 10 visit Salt
Lake. where he has number OF friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
SALT LAKE MISTAKES
VENUS FOR THE COMET

Hundreds OF Salt Lakers. gazing up
ward Wednesday noon at a point about
Is degrees west OF the sun, observed a
faint. blue. phosphorescent light, which,
comet. The guess was wrong. however.
for local mon OF science declare that it
WAS the planet Venus which was seen.
DR.. J. T. Talnage said that Ii undoubt-
edly was Venus The comet at noon was
fully 90 degrees west OF the sun or
about 10 degrees above the horizon,
Venus. however. was only about 10 de-
grecs west OF the sun and was, as is
often the case, seen plainly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Victim Of Worthless Husband.

w, II. Skillhorn. alias Bert Brown.
was arrested Wednesday night and
charged with vagrancy, His wife had
been arrested earlier in the evening and
held on the charge OF Yagrancy until
Skillhorn could be located by the authori-
ties. She gave the name of Marie Wal
kcr. Upon the arrest of her husna nd
she was released, According to the po-
lice. Skillhorn forced his wife To take up
a life OF shame 10 support him in idle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
What Everybody Wants

Everybody desires good health which
is impossible unless the kidneys are
sound and healthy. Foley's Kidney
Remedy should be taken at the first in
dication Of any irregularity, and a ser
ious illness may oc avcrted. Foley IS
Kidney Remedy will restore your kid
neys and bladder to their normal state
and activity. Schramm- j ohnson Drugs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Physical Education Exhibit.

The annual exhibit OF physical educa-
tion will be held at the university this
(Thursday) afternoon. by the woman &
athletic association. \ special programme
OF folk dances and gymnastic exercises
has been arranged by Miss Delaney 90 be
given by the different classes taking
the course in physical education. The
exercises are TO be given in the mems
gymnasium beginning at o'clock. and
viii be followed by a matinee dance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
DEFAULTING WITNESS Is
PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT

Steve Morich. one OF the defaulting
Witnesses In the case Of the state
against Bob Morich. charged with as
sault with intent TO murder, was taken
before Judge Lewis Of the district court
on a bench warrant on Wednesday and
was adiudged In contempt of court for
failing 10 appear when the case was
called for trial Tuesday morning, and was
sentenced 10 pay n fine OF $50 or serve
a term OF fifty days in the county jail
AS Morich did not have that amount OF
money on his person. he was committed
TO the county jail and Will remain there
until the fine is paid or his time served
out.
a bench warrant was also issued for
Mary Morich. another important witness
in the case, but the officer reported that
Mrs. Morich was unable 10 appear on
account OF sickness. Judge Lewis aC-
cordingIy continued the trial of the case
until June and admonshed tho jurors
in the meantime not 10 talk To any one
about the case at all.
Morich is charged with attempting TO
shoot Nick Smith Mt Bingham last fall,
Don t think less Of your system than
you do Of your home. Give 1T thor
H. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Z. r. WHEEL0N
GENERAL CONTRACTING
In all its branches,
63l Judge Bldg.
Bell 5000. Ind. 1927.
SIX MONTHS IN PRISON
BEFORE TRIAL Is GRANTED

charged with Illegal registration in the
Fifty fourth voting district of the city
last fall. appeared before Judge Lewis OF
the district court on Wednesday and en-
tered a plea OF not guilty He was re-
leased on his own recognizancc and his
case has not been set for trial as yet.
Flores has been in jail ever since his
arrest last November. being unable 10
get bonds. and the time he has served
while waiting for trial is almost equal
TO the sentence which would be imposed
If he had been convicted of the charge,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
County Physicians Called
tend Widows Sick Chi
but Delay Response.
BOY Is DELIRIOUS ).
AND UNCONS(
Sad Plight of Mrs. Bu,
Who Lives at 632 Wa,
First North.

There is living at s32 We,
North street Mrs. John Bp,d
widow with five children. vbo
" sad plight and who, aeeord
reports given by friends and
bors, has been the subject OF
by the county physicians 81,
death Of her husband two vsa
Mrs. Burdctt has received a. ss.
from the county; but a few T.
one OF her boys. aged ) W.,
stricken with scarlet fever an
long time before she couJd
the services Of the county M
According to Mrs. /. l.. BurEin1''
resides at l45 North Fifth Ne
Is a particular friend OF Mrs h
Shc called up by phone DR.. IT. q
county physician, Monday
about o'clock, and she wa.
call up DIR. II. P. Kirtlev
county physician. This she IA
I:l3 A. m, and was told that n
siclau had not vet arisen. M
lund asked If she should call
o clock, and the response was
affirmative, At Sis she made f,
and tho person who answered n
phone said DR.. Kirtley could M
TO the phone. She then called !
city board of health, and I'm
was sent to Mrs. Burdett 3 hoa
put mp the quarantine noijce
o'clock Monday afternoon DIR
arrived. He stayed only a few N
Mrs. Burklund SAYS that he 4
tako the boy S temperature, h
scrlbed some medicine. N
Physician Does Not Returl
AS DIR. KirtIey did not retu.
George Free, who resides at 81
First North. some time after a.
Wednesday morning. called DR.
by phone. Mrs. Free stated
Burklaud that the girl who Al
the telephone call said the p1'
could not come TO the phone
Burklund then called DR.. OdelI .
office. This was about 1890 a. Z
girl who answered the call q
Odell was not In
Mrs. Burklund told the girl 4
thought il was shame the
doctors were treating Mrs. Il
that DR.. Kirtley had not bed !
since Monday, and the girl repf Z
she did not care what Mrs. h.
said, that the doctors did not IA Z
TO call every day. that Mrs. .
should call up if the child va
This IS ihe statement of Nm
lund. Ia
Child Is Worse. IA
The child was worse. An IIn
night. says Mrs. Burklund, the q
delirious and unconscious. Ho-l
anyone expect Mrs. Burdett, i
in her circumstances, to have 4
phone, far less TO call up the % :.
And. besides. the doctors were
by friends. Up 10 2 o CLOCK W.,
afternoon no physician bad
at the Burdett house-they a.,
ignored the telephone calls.
Shut up in the house are y
dett, her five children and hen y
The last is 81 years old. and n
washing TO help 10 support the =
but at present she gave up !;
to assist her daughter in har
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
A Snap for Someone

Having been transferred 70
] will sell YOU complete as :
lected and costly arranged sev
of furniture as any home can
House is brand new, has sew
besides two-roomed cemenfed
and screened back porch;
floors. gas, toilet. electric D
telephone. Rent $45 month.
blocks from center of tow
view in city. Nights are beau
niture used less than month;
of art crafts and mission
Wilton rugs, great deal OF
Haviland china and brass uI
handsome dishes, pictures, curr
and brand new $500 mahoga|
piano. viii sell complete Tor
cost me $4,000 Can have
Immediately. To see is 10
please don't bother unless 7
business and have the casn;
North Main street or phone n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Teamster Injured.

William ~. Netf. a teamster employed
by Harry Joseph. while driving on North
Temple street between Second and Third
West street. was thrown from his wagon
Wednesday afternoon and received in
Jurics To his back. He was removed 10
the emergency hospital and given med
ical attention after which he left for his
home. The accident was due to the left
front wheel of the wagon coming off
while Neff was driving
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
ALL IS READY
FOR EXCURSION
Final Details Are Completed
for Next Weeks Trip
Throughout Utah.
WELCOMES ARE ASSURED
BY LETTER AND TELEGRAM
IncaIcuabIe Benefit Confidently
Expected to Result From Visit
to Various Sections.
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=.
= Business men Of Salt Lake are :
= urged To take advantage of the :
= Commercial club Allttah cNcur- :
\ sion next week. ,iov III. Johnson, :
= president of the Commercial club, :
!. said last night that the excursion .
= would afford the best possible op. :
= portunity for the business men of !
= the city TO meet their customers :
: in tho principal cities of Utah !
: that had ever been given. The !
: itinerary includes all of the cities :.
:. and towns or the Denver & Rio :
4 Grande, Salt Lake Route and Ore :.
: gon Short Line. from Manti on the :.
/. south to Lynndyl, and north TO :.
: rhe Utah.Idaho state line, A com :.
!. pany Of 100 is already assured, ::
i and the Commercial club commit :.
+ tee hopes TO bring this number up :.
= to at least $50 reservations. ::
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
DIVORCED COUPLE AGAIN
TAKES UP MARRIED LIFE

Because of their strong love for their
two Young daughters, John Herlhy and
his divorced wife. Mary Ann Herlihy. set-
tied their matrimonial differences on We'd
nesday and were remarked by Deputy
County Clerk j. u. EldredEc Sr, .
On March 30 Mrs. Herlihy was granted
an interocutory decree OF divorce by
Judge Morse on the ground Of cruelty
but for the sake Of their daughters they
decided to make up and rcmarry. They
sought the advice OF Judge Morse who
granted the divorce. and were informed
that il would be legal for them TO re-
marry.
Fine Drivers.
harrington s home carriage stables
carriages and light livery. Phones 273.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
HISTORY CLASSES WILL,
LEARN ABOUT BIG BATTLE

A rare treat is in store for the pupils
in the history classes OF the Emerson
school this Thursday forenoon. when n.
d. Crosser will deliver lecture on the
battle or Gettysburg. Comrade Crosser
ls the patriotic instructor OF Oliver d
Howard post G- y. X. He was at the
battle OF Gettysburg and knows all
about IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
WANTED.

Two experienced and competent
salesmen, drygoods line and furnishing
line; good proposition to right men.
John Scrowcroft & Sons Co., Ogden,
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
Ludlow-Goddard Nuptials.

Miss Nellie A. Goddard. and EIroy T..
Ludlow We're married at the Phillips
ConSregat ional church Wednesday even
ing by the Rev. +. a. Smpkin la thc
presence OF "A number Of friends and
relatives. Afterwards the bridal party
enjoyed supper at the brides home.
They VIII he at home TO their friends
after June l at $50 State street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-12
NOTICE.,

Burton Coal and Lumber company
will move their upotown Office to their
yards, COL South Third West street, on
March !. 1910. Phones sos