The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
For a While, Howeye, ,
Looked Very Dark fl, 4
Salt Laker. n
HE WAS in CONTEMPT &
OF THIRD DISTRICT cor,
Judge Morse Finally Deeia.
That He Would Give Ma,
Another CHANGE. 4

1t looked threatening in tho v...
George II, Ellis in Judge Morse. n
ion OF the Third district conrt ~
afternoon for short time. En-,
peaTed to show cause who he shor,a i
be punished for contempt Of eon..
failing to pay aIimony TO his wifi
ordered by the court last ssptsnh.
Ellis testified that he was .n.l
by the Utah Copper company a, !,
day, but said that be had 10 n,,
month for his board. Since o.,.~
l. he said. he had been paid sa ~
paying his board and 4 number Of Tr]
he had nothing left. Judge Mm,,
marked 81 this point that i, looL,,
him as II Ellis was clearly in Cont
OF court, but Ellis came back with !.
z strong plea that the court relerisj
\ ou see, said Ellis. uxbss
wife left me. ] gave her the fum;,..
which was not paid for. and I ~
since paId for it. ! have the ,e,s;,t
here TO show where every ccni ~
II | had not paid the bills nv ~.
would have been garnishced as5
would have lost my lob. Otbws
YOU might put me In iail. and 7 "
up against it any way that lookss
1t, so ] took a chance and paiS \
bills TO hold my Job. -
After some further questioning Jra-
Morse announced that he gonH y,
Ellis another chance The couY.
rnTIo N ,1N~ do
of Ellis wages be paid to his wife n
tnst the Copper company be ssry1
with notice 10 pay the amount h
court. Judge Morse also remarked IA,
# Ellis quit his job. and II eor1 /
shown that he had done so for the n,
pose of defeating the order. be mil
again be cited in to show cause
Must Care for Wife
Frank Proudfoot, who is the defs.i
ant IN an action for divorce brought \
Lille Proudfoot. told the court tint
worked in q candy store at Ogden. A
that he made only $50 a month. q
of this amount, he said, he bad ou|
S2.70 remaining out of his Noroub
wages after paving his necessary
pepses. Mrs. Proudfool had tcstifil
that she was entirely without ma,
and that she had been taking in va
ing in order 10 support herself II
conrt ordered Proudfoot 10 pay "a
/ half of his salary to bis wife u1|
further notice
Grist Light Que.
The grist for the regular run Of 4
divorce mill. so far as default czs
were concerned, was lighter than usui
Angelo Gabardi was granted an inte
Jocutory decree from hmaIia GabaI
on the ground Of dcsertion and cruel
Gabardi, who is a farmer southeast
the city, told The court that he mlrri'
eleven years ago. and that his wife b
left him nine years ago and returl
to The old country. Before their sen
ration. GabardI said, his wife OH
scoldcd and abused him. and told b
upon one occasion that she would len
him for any man that would ask bI
In addition to Il divorce, the fath
drep, who have resided with him On
their mother went away.
Cruelty Is Charged.
Anna T.. Hamilton asked for .
yorce from William H. Hamilton q
got it, Mrs. Hamilton s ground v
cruelty Hamilton had fled an ansT
and cross complaint in the case, dcn
ing the allegations Of his wife q
charging her with cruelty, but he 4
thought better Of il and withdraw I
appearance. after an agreement D!
been entered into with regard TO q
custody Of tho children and ths 70
ment Of ahmony. Mrs. Hamilton q
titled that her husband bad frcqucnt
called her names aud struck her. q
upon one occasion. she said, he slasb'
her with rnzor. "He did lust abe
everything man could do, was
parting shot With the decree. M'
Hamilton was awarded the custody
the two younger children. one oil VIZ
was born after the divorce suls u
instituted. while the Two older e1'
dren wcre awarded to Hamilton, W
is TO pay alimony in the sum OF 70
month,
Agreed to Support Child.
Gilbert +. Smith told the cour, ,n'
his wife. Mary Il, Smith. deserted :,
two wears after their marriage. n
ruary. 1907, and had repeatedly reign; W;
TO return to him. They had one en-.
he said, which was with the moIn;
and he was willing for her to kecg
He also was willing TO pay s"ysg;
month for the support or INC enal
The decree was granted aud the GU
made respecting the child as agre'u
by Smith, .,,.,,
Final DEGREES we're ordered enie.'
by the court in the following essss,
Nav Anderson Short rs. II. n. sov,
Max Simmons VS.. Hattie. >. Siiplpyyin Siippyi,
Lorraine Katherine Plaisteo AV'''
VS.. Enrico Rohlcs. NJ r.ve
Essie 4. Carter Va. Alfred H. COS