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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-27
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment OF the tax levied by the city coun-
passed August Ii. 1910. upon the prop
er,y abuttlng upon lots to So. nclu-
siye; block | ! to TO- inclusive. block 2.
PITTS subdivision; block %; plat &c" /
2S. plat IA. ! TO %. inclusive. Al to Si.
inclusive. 81 to liz. Wiok's subdivision
block %: l and s, block %, plat C
for the purpose of constructing vitrined
pipe sewers six 90: eight (S), ten G0).
twelve l2) and sixteen (l6) inches In
diameter upon the south side of Fifth
South street between Sixth West and
Seventh West streets. on the east side
Of E'ifth West street between Fifth South
and Seventh South streets, on the north
side Of Seventh South street between
the south side OF Sixth South street be-
tween Fourth West and Fifth West
streets; on the north side OF Sixth South
street between Seventh West and Eighth
West street between Firm South and
Sixth South streets: on both sides Of
Jeremy street between Fifth South and
Sixth South streets; on born sides Of
Seventh West street between Fifth South
and Sixth South streets; un both sides
OF Somerby street between Fifth South
and Sixth South streets; and on the
west side Of Sixth West street between
Fifth South and Sixth South streets is
completed
That the board of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose Will meet at the office OF
the city recorder room 100. city and
county building. on Monday August 30;
1910. and continue In session until Fri
day, September 2. 1910, between the hours
OF $40 and so p. m. und VIII hoar
and consider any objections and make
correction OF any tax wh;cn said board
may deem unequal or unjust,
That during said time. between tho
hours OF q. m. and . p. m. said lis,
viii be open 10 public inspection Mt the
office of the city recorder. room 100. city
Utah.
By order OF the city council. dated Au-
gust %. 1910. 3. s. RINES,
City Recorder
Sewer extension No. 800.
Fifth partial estimator o2S30
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OFFER EVIDENCE IN
!. SMITH GAMING CASE
City Appears to Have Stronger
Testimony Than That in
Turf Hearing.
TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 26.-With evidence of a
more direct nature going to show that
John Smith and e. a. Smith are the
proprietors of the Elephant gambling
house on Tweutyflfth street, and that
Rambling has been going on In their
place at regular intervals, the city ap-
pnrently stands a much better show for
conviction in this case than In the turf
cases, where the evidence was much less
direct The trial OF the Smiths began
before Judge j. d Murphy In the police
court this morning and most OF the
morning session was taken UP in the ex-
animation of the witnesses called by City
Attorney James DeVine,
Mayor william Glasmann, who swore
TO the complaints in all OF the gambling
cases now before the court, was on the
Witness stand for nearly an hour. De-
spite the efforts OF the city attorney TO
frame his questions in such a pointed
manner as to elicit some information
from the executive, the latter, II such
a thing were possible, knew less about
the Elephant gambling house and gam
bling in general than he did on his last
appearance as witness In the Turf gam
bling house case The mayor did ad-
nit that he was with the members OF
the Betterment league when the slum-
ming tour was made and the Elephant
with other places: was visited. He said
no chips-in fact, no tables. All the
mayor remembered seeing was a crowd
OF men.
Glasmann admitted that John r. Smith,
one of the defendants, came TO see him
short time after the visit and in
quIred what the visit portended, Busi-
ness" was the rather ambiguous reply
The mayor declared he made,
4. The Rev. Noble Strong Elderkin OF the
Congregational church was called as a
Witness In his testimony he declared
that one OF the men in the Elephant
asked him on the night OF the visit why
he and the Betterment league did not
Ego after James Piugree and David Ec-
cles. the three-ply criminals" Attor-
neys. witnesses and everybody In the
courtroom dropped this polygamous sub
feet like a hot brick. and nobody seemed
anxious to pursue II further.
Heber Scowcroft, member of the
Betterment league, was one of the wit
nesses called this morning His resti-
mony was more positive and direct than
that which he gave in the Turf cases,
He positively asserted that he had seen
money on the tables. and had seen 1T
exchanged for chips, and had seen the
chips pass in the night in the hands
OF the men at the tables,
+. a. Mattson. contractor was called
by the city as witness. Although
AAe admitted that he had gambled in
declared that he could not tell one card
from another He was asked but few
questions and then excused.
a All Of the witnesses were subjected 10
rigid cross-eXamination by Attorney
A. C Horn, OF counsel for the defense,
with the sole exception OF Mayor Glas-
mann
Court adjourned until Monday. when
the Smith case will be resumed No
DECISION has yet been given by the court
in the Turf cases and II Is supposed that
this will be deferred until The compile
ton OF all the cases.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
mn ment M ei me TAX levied by, the city coun-
passed August 18th. 1910, upon the prop
erty abutting upon lots TO 20. inclu-
SlSe, TSe hIoek l.; II to 20 inclusive, block 2,
elusive. block 3; l to II, Inclusive. block
/; TO II inclusive. block T. West Drive
subdivision, block %; /, and 10 20 in
elusive, block 2, Il TO p. inclusive. block
!, Jefferson street subdivision block %:
8. 4. o, b.. g.. and 20. block %, l. and
. to AZ. inclusive. block 2, to 46. in
SIus,. elusive. block i Hunters subdivision,
Glenn subdivision. block 22. /. and Ii to
81, Inclusive, block / /. and ii TO 81, in
elusive block . TO rs. Inclusive. block
3 Mesi N,e, BouIGyard subdivision. block %;
NewelTs subdivision, block %; l. Fox's
subdivision, block 2S: ! to Il inclusive.
block 5; 2 10 3. inclusive. block l. Hol-
land subdivision. block %; five-aera plat
A. Big Field survey, for the purpose OF
constructing vitrifed pipe sewers ten
tlO). and twelve Q2) inches In diameter
upon both sides of First West street be-
tween Ninth South street and Roper
avenue; on both sides OF Washington
street between Ninth South street and
taiette avenue, on the south side OF
First West streets: on both sides of Fre-
mont avenue between West Temple and
First West streets on both sides OF Pax
ton avenue between West Temple and
rleht-of-way through lot 20. block 90
(between West Temple and First West
Streets: on both sides OF Jefferson street
between Mead and Roper avenues: and
on both sides OF Mead avenue between
West Temple and First West streets is
completed,
That the board OF equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose. Will meet at the office of
the city recorder. room 100 City and
County building. Monday. August
18th 1910. and continue in session until
Friday, September End. 1910. between the
hours OF $50 and a30 p. m, and Will
hear and consider any objections and
make correction Of any lax which said
That ''dy dyripg Ia ur1 W ;rS ,,o
hours of a. m. and p. m, said list
will be open 20 public inspection at the
office OF the city recorder. room 100 City
and County building. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
BY order of The city council. dated
August %. 1910. s. $ RIVES.
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 249.
Third partial estimate. o2S32
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
HAS A BUSY SESSION
Special 10 The Tribune.

y OGDEN, Aug 26.-The city board Of
education held its regular weekly meet
Ing tonight. at which IL authorized super
intendent John Mills TO borrow $4,000 on
which TO run the schools until the appor-
tionment of the state taxes is made TINS
fall. Superintendent Mills said that IT
would take $4,000 TO carry the expenses
until the state money was available, but
the board allowed only $4,000.
The matter OF the expense on the city
water main on Washington avenue 10
Five Points school was discussed. and
IL was decided that the cost would be
about $500. The school children there
have been compelled to drink well water.
and there has been considerable COM
plant, many believing that this has been
the cause OF sickness. The matter was
referred To Il committee. with instruc-
tlons TO confer with the city water~orks
department and report later.
The matter Of transportation OF school
CHILDREN TO the Mound Fort school was
discussed and a number Of bids were
opened. No action was taken, however.
and the bids were referred to j COM
mttee, which was instructed TO report
next week.
A. the session next week. the board
VIII determine when the city schools
snail open. and the matter of revising
the list OF teachers will be brought up,
many OF those who have been chosen be-
ins unable TO take the places assigned to
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MILLIONAIRE PROMOTER
CHARGED WITH FRAUD

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 26.-Federal
warrants. charging conspiracy 70 use the
malls 10 defraud were issued today for
the arrest of Clarence u. Hlllman, a mil
lionaire real estate man; Samuel S. Sut-
ter, head salesman employed by Hillman :.
T. F. Keeley. manager OF his Everett Of
flee, and II. c. Peet, who conducts an
other land agency.
Hilman and his associates are we'll
known In real estate circles on Puget
sound, having established many town
sites
Alleged irregula rifles in the advertise
ment OF land sales led to an investga-
Uon by inspectors. who fled the informa-
SI,pd
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LAST DAY OF RACING AT
GALESBURG IS FAST ONE

GALESBURG, III. Aug 26.-The fourth
and last day OF the 1910 race meeting
tlnuance OF speedy work. In the zoo
pace, Bland s.. b. Egyptian Boy. made
the nrst heat In 2.oSl. losing the race.
however. TO Tony Swift.
Summarizes
2:06 pace. $6n0-Tony Swift. won: Bland
s. second. Adam G.. third. Best time.
2.O3l.
ford won: Castle Dome. second; Captain
Hunt third. Best time. 2:1ai-
2.l6 class pacc-Jennie Gentry won in
three STRAIGHT heats. Rest time. 2:1Sl.
Speclal-Pat LOGAN, CHI. G. by Bert l.o-
gan dam by Wiliarnson's Beauty, 70
heat the worlds pacing record for 2-Year
.96l o.n0q
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Utah County League
BASEBALL EXPERTS NOW
COMMAND PRINCELY INCOMES

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Probably moth.
ing better illustrates the advancement OF
baseball than the manner In which sal
aries have increased in the major leagues
and, comparatively, In the southern and
all other minor circuits. Ten years ago,
for instance, no player was receiving
more than s6000 and only one, Jimmy
Collins. then the kingpin Of .he Boston
outfit, drew that amount Had some one
then prophesled that within n decade
Honus Wagner would be receiving St20o
have raised collection to send the
prophet to desert land. The following
shows what the stars got a decade ago
American League.
Boston-stahl s35oo;. Criger. sssoo;
Young; $4,000 Collins $1,000 $1,000. vu,,,u,.
ChicagoNJones. Se7oo: Mertes. s27OO
Griffith. $4,000; Callahan sssoo; w, suili-
vel ciicvelandd-scott. GSd $1,000; Bradley, $4,000;
Detroit-Gieason. $1,000. Barrett. $4,000
Miwaukee-Garvin, S25Oo; Hawley.
$4,000 Fraser. s25Oo: Bernhard. s29oo.
Washington-Carrick, s27oo; Mercer,
$500
National League,
soSo RssoP5oHs and S9ooS isoS pneen
$4,000. Nichols. s27oo; willis. 5000,
Dahlcn. Farrell Mcguire and McJames.
$4,000: Hughes S2o00.
Chlcago-Doyle, s9S0O: Mccormick,
$4,000.
Observation-Disclosures, $4,000 and n bonus;
Beckley $4,000 Rusic $4,000
New York-Davis. $4,000, Buelow, $4,000.
adelphia-McFarland $3.50; Flick.
$4,000; Delehanty. $500.
Pl,tsburg-Clarlcc. $4,000: Wagner, $500.
st. Lous-Burkett. $4,000. Hendrck,
Wallace and Donovan, S2SoQ. Padden.
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DECIDE UPON LOCATION
OF MILE OF GOOD ROAD
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug. 26.-The first mile of the
Proposed interstate highway linking the
capital cities OF Idaho Utah and Wyo-
ming. by well-laid macadamized pub
nc road, Will be built In ogden during
the lnternountain Good Roads conven-
tion, which Will be held In Ogden next
month. The first link of the highway
which Will span three states win be
ouilt from the Riverdale bridge toward
Ogden. the first work 10 begin with the
opening Of the Good Roads convention
30 that the interested delegates may
gather some idea OF the appearance Of
sne entire highway when 1t is com
The state Of Utah will appropriate
szpoo and Weber county $4,000 for that
portion of the interstate highway which
wiz pass through this county. The COM
.nittec from the Good Roads associa-
tlon which looked over the public roads
oi the county yesterday decided upon
ne location mentioned for the first link.
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BRIGHAM APPOINTMENTS;
STATE FAIR ST0CKMEN
Special to The Tribune.


BRIGHAM CITY. Aug, 26,-Yesterday
Mayor Thomas H Blackburn acted upon
a request OF the officers OF the Inter
mountain Good Roads association and
named five delegates from this city to
the convention OF the association TO be
held In Ogden. September 23. "a and 26.
The following were appointed delegates;
John p. Christensen, John D, Peters,
John c. Knudson, Hans S. Larsen, NJ. l..
Nichols.
Brigham City will be represented at
the Eighteenth National Irrigation con-
gress. 10 be held in Pueblo. Colo. Sep
temher 26 10 80. by Messrs Ephraim w.
Dunn and John c. Knudson.
Uncle Billy" Rowe OF Corinne has
been appointed director Of the Utah
state fair for 1910, and will be given
charge OF livestock exhibits during the
fair In October. Mr.. Rowe acted In that
capacity n number Of years ago and is
competent for the position. Mr., Rowe
also acted as director OF exhibit at the
fair at Seattle last year.
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Professor Chamberlain 8 Work.
Special 10 The Tribune

PROVO Aug. 26.-Dr. Ralph Chamber
lain. professor OF biology at the B. i
university returned Tuesday from an
extended trip through the southeastern
states, where he has been engaged In
the study of animal lfe, DR., Chamber
lain has travelled over the greater por-
ton OF the United States and in foreign
lands In the interests of his line of
study. and has given the results OF his
research TO the scientific world DR..
Chamberlain has a splendid collection OF
biological specimens. which he has gath
cred from all parts of the world, and
which will materially aid him in his
work In the classroom and laboratory. He
is one of the greatest students on bi-
olosy in the west. and he is classed as
a high authority In his line.
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DIVINE HEALERS HELD
ON SWINDLING CHARGE

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Aug. 26--"Doctor
James Alexander Dowle and the Rev
erend Bishop" Schrader, who have been
practicng divine healing and prose-
iyting for a strange religious cult in ST.
Joseph for the last ten days. were ar
rested this morning on charge OF at
tempting TO work confidence game
attempting 10 swindle Frank A, Codray
out Of $1,000 10 be used in financing an
expedition to Honduras TO recover a
pirate treasure of 100000 000 in gold
which they declare was discovered by tho
late John Alexander Dowie Of Chicago,
whom the man under arrest says was
his brother,
healer. He says he is now IN poor
health.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment OF the tax levied by the City Coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City, Utah. by ordinance
passed August Is, 1910. upon the prop
crty abutting upon lots j.. 6, and S.
block 81; and g. block 49, J. . 3 and
4. block AZ: ] and 2. block As. plat b.
fer the purpose Of grading. cuttering and
curbnC and paving on both sides OF Third
South street between Fourth East and
Sixth East streets, In Paving Districts
Nos. Z. u and 2S, is completed
That the Board Of Equalization and
Review appointed by the City Council
for that purpose, will meet at the office
Of the City Recorder. room 100 city and
county building on Monday. August 20,
1910. and continue I'm session until Fri
day. September 2, 1910. between the hours
Of $3.50 and i:30 p. m, and will hear and
consider any objections and make cor
rec,lon OF any tax which said board may
deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. between the
hours Of n. m. and p. M, said list
will be open 10 public inspection at the
office OF the City Recorder. room 100 city
and county building. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
ny order of the CITY Council. dated
August 25. 1910. y. 8. RIVES,
city Recorder.
Paving Extension No 61
NThird partial estimate, o2S29
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File Suits for Damages.
Special 10 The Tribune

y
OGDEN. Aug. 26.-Alleging that w J.
sioran, public works contractor. negli-
Eently left a pile Of gravel on ono OF
tne Icy streets without a danger signal.
nnd that the buggy In which they were
,,ipuing was tipped over throwing them TO
INC INC ground, innictirg painful injuries,
Med an action in the civil division OF the
ciiy court asking for s29a damages. An
1ther suit. in which William Dinneen
10 10 seeking 10 collect $299 for the loss
OIL team or horses which fell through
an insecure bridge while under the hire
oi Moran has been filed with the city
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LARGE AMOUNT IN PRIZES
FOR AVIATION CONTESTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-Probably the
largest total of money prizes ever dis
tributed at any aviation meet anywhere
in the world Will be divided among the
entrants In the international meet which
is to be held At Belmont, park in Octo-
Der. In addition TO the formal cash
prizes OF $4,000. the aviators are TO
share largely In the net profits OF the
meeting. or the first $500, 900, after pay
ing the necessary expenses Of the meet
ing they are TO receive 70 per cent
or all sums beyond this. they are to
get 40 per cent The distribution VIII
be made on some graded scale to the
winners and placement holders In the
various events. This arrangement has
met with popular favor with all con-
testants and 1t Is expected than IN un-
usually large number OF European con-
testants will be attracted by the offer.
In addition TO this bonus offered the
men who 0y. there is a fund approXi-
mating $4,000 TO cover expenses OF the
aviatorS.
T,;J, dc
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STILL CUTTING DOWN
ON FOREST RESERVES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-SInce the
announcement OF the policy OF the ad-
ministration TO return TO the public do
main all lands In the national forests
that are chiefly valuable for agricultural
purposes and of placing those chiefly
valuable for forestry in the forest re-
serves. there has been added to the for
ests l,l63.S3i acres. while the withdraw
ais total 2.160.4Si acres. net loss to the
reserves OF 1,597.150 acres.
The latest changes are in the Kabah
national forest reserve In Arizona. The
presidents proclamation ordering the
change was made public by the forest
service today. and by it's terms 1880
acres are added TO the reserve and TO- $50
acres eliminated, bringing the total area
of the forest UP TO LOST. 400 acres.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
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ROBINSON DEMANDS AND is
GIVEN CHANGE OF VENUE
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug. 26.-District Judge J. A.
Howell granted a change Of Venue to-
day In the Ogden canyon sanitarium case.
II lis understood that Fl. II. Henderson
and John c. Davis. attorneys for Brig
nam RI. Robertson. were preparing affi-
davits for a change of Judges on the
ground OF prejudice. when Judge Howell
made the order that Judge Joshua Green
wood Of Nephi should hear the case. he
being the choice OF the defendants.
Judge Greenwood will come 10 Ogden
Monday and hear the motion on the mat
ter OF making the temporary injunction
prohibiting Robinson from interfering
with kurtz in the management OF the
sanitarlum, permanent.
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YOUNG LAD SAVES LIFE
OF HIS INFANT BROTHER
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug. 26,-while his infant
brother was asleep in his cradle, uncon-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lowery per-
formed g heroic act by rushing through
the smoke and flames OF the burning
home and carrying the child to safety,
The alarm was turned In by neighbors
and the fire department responded in
time TO save a part of the home at 2764
Lincoln avenue. The parents of the
children were away at the time and II
suffocated but for the rescue by the
older brother
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UNCLE SAM WILL PAY
IF ROBBERS ARE CAUGHT

WASHINGTON, Aug, ga reward OF
$500 is offered by the war department
for the capture OF robbers who carried
of safe and s6i93.50 from Camp E.
S. OTIS. Wyo. on the night OF Au-
gust ..
The safe and It's contents were guarded
by a sergeant. a corporal a musician
and three colored troopers OF the Ninth
United States cavalry. The guard had
not reported the theft the next morn
ing when Paymaster Wilder came TO pay
OF the Utah regiments. which had been
In maneuvcrs ut Camp Otis. The guard
Is under arrest.
Two days before the robbery the safe
contained $50.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 independent $50.
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Unique Convention.

SHERIDAN Wyo.. Aug. 26.-Rcpubl!-
cans OF Sheridan county today witnessed
the unique spectacle of Insurgents and
regulars both holding conventions in tho
tions elected delegates to the state con-
vention in Rawlins. September Is. Both
factions also placed two separate county
tickets in the field, The convention last
cd throughout the day. md all concIlia-
tory measures were rejected by the In
surgents
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Two Wives Freed.
peeial 70 The Tribune.

7 7F'NTHI 10 T ne IIDWUe.
oGDET. Aug. 26.-Two luckless wives
were freed from the marital yoke by Dis
Inlct Judge Howell this afternoon;
an interlocutory decree from Paul Eieg-
enillrt last February, was allowed an ab-
solute decree today. Marion Parsons ful-
~ conv7ccd the court that Ter husband
mas failed 10 provide her with the com
mon neccssarics OF life for some time. al
tn&gh abundantly able 20 do so, and an
mlerlocutory decree was signed by inc
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Death of Pioneer Woman.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeCIlI 10 7 TIC IIEDUTV'
EPHRAIM Aug 26.-After long,
busy and useful life. Mrs. Mary Ann
Larsen. a pioneer OF this city. wife OF
Christian 4. Larsen, was called to the
beyond at o'clock yesterday morning.
Her life WAS beautiful TO its close.
Mrs Mary Ann Larsen born in
I.olapd. Denmark, March g. 1892. She
was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, An
drew Jensen. With her parents she en-
irrated to Utah In 1857, She was mar
rled TO C. A Larsen. May IS, 1858 She
is survived by a husband and seven
children.
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EDUCATOR FIRED FOR
ALLEGED IMMORTALITY

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Aug, 26,-The
board Of trustees OF the Chico Normal
school tonight removed c. G. Van LEV:
president OF the school. Van Lew will
be allowed the full years salary,
Tho action grew out OF the charges of
immoral conduct against Van Lew fled
by Governor Gillett The charges were
tried few weeks ago and Van Ltew was
exonerated. Since that time one Of Van
Liew's supporters among the trustees has
died. The new man appointed took the
governors G View OF the situation