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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
CONTROVERSY ABOUT
CHILDREN TAKES REST
Truce Declared in Fight for
Control of Heirs of Julia
Barnard.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Feb. l6.--A
truce WAS arranged today in the con
iroversy among relatives about the con
troll Of the three children of Mrs. Julia
Fletcher Barnard. who died in Pasa-
dcna last Friday, leaving an estate val
ued at S150.o00 The children will be
returned TO their homo in Pasadena
under the guardianship of Miss Helen
Barnard.
Miss IiiIda Fletcher and Mrs. s. A..
Fletcher, wife of the president of the
Fletcher National bauk of Indianapolis,
who arrived last night. will he priv.
Ilcgcd to remain at The Barnard home
and be with the children The con.
troversy about tho administration Of
the estate Will bo determined later.
amlcabll~ or in legal action
Mrs. BARNARD and ber husband had
boon living anart. The latter is an in
valid and has been residing in Brook
line, Mass. According TO friends. The
separation was only temporary.
Mrs. Barnard had visited him recent.
" and arranged for him 10 come TO her
homo in Pasadena as soon as he was
able Ia travel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

latter had threatened TO shoot him uu-
less he turned ov"r Sl%0n which was In
the safe As Bzd"k fired Morgan fired
two shots. ono Of which struck the real
estate dealer in the head. causing a scri-
Gus wound
Robert Somidzclle aged four years. was
accidentally shot and killed by his broth
81 C;ustJV, four years his senior, at
Rivcrdalc ore. yesterday. The little fell
low was playing hear In bedroom Of
their homo when Gustav seized the pro-
verbal "mloadcd gun and pointing II
at his brother. pulled the trigger, killing
Robert instantly.
The Blue army. General Daniel Brush
commanding. began its northern move
ment yesterday, This force assumes the
dofcusivc in the execution OF the land
mancuvcrs I'm IN" Philippine Islands. The
Red army. under command OF Colonel
Tcmpliu NJ. Potts. Will embark on trans
ports ON Thursday and proceed 10 the
north coast. where IL will begin an attack
upon the Blues.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
BACkACHE GOES AND KIDNEYS ACT
FINE AFTER TAKING A FEW DOSES

your druggist and start taking as di
rcetcd, with the knowledge that there
IS no other medicine. at any price. made
anywhere else IN tho world. which is
SO harmless or Will effect so thorough
and prompt cure.
Ihs unusual preparation goes direct
TO the causc of trouble distributing lis
cleansing, healing and vitalizing innu
encc directly upon the organs and
glands affected, and completes the cure
before You realize il.
few days treatment of Pape's Di
urctc means clean, healthy, active kid
ncYs. bladder and urinary organs-and
YOU feel fine.
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will toll YOU
that Pape, Thompson & Papc of Gin
cinnatl is n large and responsible mcdi
cine concern, Thoroughly worthy OF
your confidence
Accept only Papc S Diurctic--ffty
cent trcatmcnt--from any drug store
anywhere i'll the world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
IN POLICE COURT

Twenty-Five persons, charged with va
grdncy. wero before Judge Bowman :
court, Wednesday afternoon, and had
the hearing OF their cases set for Thurs
day afternoon In default of 5000 ball
tho majority were remande3 TO the GUS
tody of the chief OF police SIX men
charged with drunkenness were on the
docket and three pleaded guilty. They
were discharged, and three forfeited their
bail,
Peter Demaris. charged with violation
OF the license ordinance. had the hearing
of his case set for Friday afternoon
Albert Thomas and James Burford
charged Jointly with. cruelty 20 animals.
concluded their testimony and Jude.
Bowman announced that he would rcD
dor his decision IN the case on Thurs
daN. According To the testimony, Thomas
was the owner Of the horses which were
being driven by Eurford. Dr. r. 4.
Beatty testified TO tho condition of The
horses and the wounds their limbs
while they were being driven on Fehru-
AIRY 10.
u. F. Doau. who said that he was ON
ploy.d as a bookkecper by \. \, Clark,
testified 10 having seen Caulks on the
shoes Of the horses. lie admitted that
he was Interested in business WAY
with Thomas. Questioned by Judge Bow
man. nc also admitted that he had not
made thorough examination of the
shoes O! the horses and could not say
that they were Sh1rp-shod. Buriord had
been using the horses Ia haul gravel and
admitted that tho team slipped repeatedly
while being driven.
r.. Rogers, a hop head" was arratcncd
during the forenoon session OF tho court
on tho charge Of burglary IN the second
degree. lie pleaded not guilty and the
hearing of his case was set for Friday
morning. In default Of $500 bail he was
ycmAudCl to the custody oC the sheriff.
He w.s arrested Tuesday afternoon FOR
stealing a large amount Of clothing from
tho LcnuN hotel and later hiding the
property IN the basement OF the DAILY
building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
University Notes

The seniors defeated the freshmen in
the final debate of the class series
Wednesday afternoon. THIS gives The
seniors the interclass championship; as
they have succeeded in defca ting both
the juniors and sop1om0res. The ques-
tion debated was: Resolved: ThDt a
system OF Deposit Guaranty Similar 10
that IN Use In oklahoma Is Desirable.
\ preliminary contest in cXtcmporane-
uIs sucaking win be held for the fresh
,nr,, ibis afternoon in tho assembly room.
Next week the nuIl contests VIII bc held
for each Of ,hc other college classes.
Four prizes Of 52i each ar" being nhcrod
bv the department Of clovuilnn FOR the
four best speakers in the university.
rnalSc-lrp examination for the stu
dents having conditions in Physics viii
nr given i'm the Physical building sat
rnday morning, undcr the direction OF
Professor Knoltom. rms ~ enc "l the
n.Ite-up exams always wcll attended.
The scribblcrs club held u rSheqrsa!
Wednesday oC the play, The Only Way
ont OF II" which IL Is planning To pre-
scnt i'm the university assembly room
Monday evening. Following the play. an
Informal dance VIII be given by inc clup.
The posting Of tn" lIrt of pro3pcctivc
..r,dunics from the several different
1n,,ysns show that there aro forty four
.r,,di1atoS for the normal crrliiicatc; ten
from tho Junior college thirteen from
,h@ kindergarten school. twenty-five from
thc regular arts course. and twenty-five
from the mining school
The tfyouts for III" debates bct""ci,
br university and Colorado college and
Inc university aud the Logan Agsi%s WI
br held this evening IN th' Vtll'r oi
T,drn Armstrong in the city and county
IuIidinc 4 good many OF The men have
Gch1icd IN the class series who WIZ cutter
No iryouts and, With the number regis
~ ni Tn,. thc regular debating courSo
ronnetitIom for places on the varsity
,.,,n will bc keen.
Tne Cniyeily Gig% l,oSn SIgO o. r. T%g5@e ian9
hard 70 prepare a nuii"'' M Hi.i, ,,iu nS
10. .n I,ndcI die direction of the depart
So" ri ructuistry the evening of FEB
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
HAVE YOU TRIED THIS?
Simple Prescription Said to
Work Wonders for rheumatism,
Observation-Disclosures.

This has been well known 10 tho
best doctors FOR years and is now givcr
To the public Get one ounce Of
syrup of Sarsaparilla compound and
one ounce Toris compound. Then get
half "A pint OF good whlskcy and put
the otbcr TWO ingredients into it. Take
Tablespoonful of this mixture before
each meal and at bed time Shake Tho
bottle before using. Good effects arc
felt the first day Many of the wcrst
cases here have been cured by this
ANY druggist has these ingredients on
hand or viii quickly get them from his
wholesale house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
The Cause of Colds
Good Advice Regarding the Proven
tion Of Coughs and Colds


IL people would only fortitv and
strengthen the system. the majority OF
eases of coughs. colds and pneumonia
might b. avoided, These troubles arc
frequently due 10 weakness, which pro.
duccs a catarrhal condition Of The
mucous membrane, which is an internal
rkiu Of the body, When his skin is
weakened il becomes easily infected
with germs which cause many of the
diseases 10 which flesh is heir ny
mucous membranes arc essential safe'
guard, Of the body s general health.
An excellent aid in the prevention Of
coughs. colds. pneumonia and such like
infections diseases Is n remedy that
will prevent or cure catarrh.
We have n remedy which We honest
ly believe ia bc unsurpassed in excel
lrucc ior the prevention of coughs
colds and all catarrhal conditions. IT
is the prescription at famous physi,
ciin. who has an cuvjublc reputation of
thirty yc.rs OF cures gained through
ibc use of this formula. We promise 10
make no chargc tor the medicine
should il fail 10 TO AS we claim. We
urnr everybody who has need of such
a medicine 10 .ry ReNalI Mucu-Tone.
1t stands 10 reason that VIC could
uotr afford TO make such statements
and rive our own personal guarantee
TO TINS remedy II W. "t,' h"' p'cP"''"
to provo ihc rcasonableness Of our
claim i'm every particular. and we sec
no reason why any ono should hesitate
10 accept our offer and try it, We
have two sizes Of RcXall Muru uTonc,
prices 30 cents and Sl,0o, Sometimes
a 5o.ccnt bottle is sufficient to give
marked relief AS u general thing the
most chronic cDsc is relieved with M
average OF three large bottles, You cau
Obtain Rcxall Remedies in Salt Lake
only at our stores-Iho RcXall Stores
q. - I.--.--- -. .mL D,..,nll 9 Ern .l.nm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

it q, second time 1t was maEnihccntIy
rendered.
twin teuors, Elena ANA Ncri. were fine.
while the baritone Of BiIgamclli was cX-
ccptionaly good.
The work of lbc orchestra was mag
nificcnt Al those who have heard il
conccde II 10 bc ono ot the best that
has been heard I'm Sail Lake. The harp
solo was magnidccntly rendered
This evening. III Trovatorc' will be
presented IL is hoped that q great au-
a'cucc VIII he present.
The new edition uf "Thc Alaskan" viii
bc the strong attraction at the salt Lake
Thcaler next Monday morning. TlS
company comes direct from Chicago.
where tho new Alaskan" had a most
phenomenal five months engagement ANA
was proclaimed by the cntir" ChicaE"
press in its now revised shape 70 bC
amongst the best things in the musical
comedy line seen there in yeUrS Man
asor William u. Cullen. who now controls
'The Alaskan" has been exceptionally
liberal IN giving The present production
a sumptuous mounting and IN" "ostum-
Ing is very elaborate. IL is expected that
the novel i'snowhhllng' feature VIII
prove as biz a sensation her" Us II has
elsewhere. Tho now famous train oi
Esquimu dogs is sull prominent rae
tor Tho sale OF seats begins tomorrow
morning.
Despite The incl~mcnt weather and The The.
Di HFT counter 8NtVa'll'i4Hs 'i.t
and Austin in The Top o IN World
continue 20 draw large audiences 10 trr
Colonial nightly. The success oi lnis
clever team Is instantaneous wherever
they appear There VIII DC a matinee
saturday.
Charles Permaue. TIA" taller 9i lhe
nightingale clowns playing at ins pr-
rhcum. is a famous swimmer He iclis
a thrilling story of dive from a cargo
vessel To save II pet dog which nc mace
yrhcr a boz Of seventeen. and oI his res
enc form Inc sea. PcTIuanc once swan
ON a wager from MarS.ilica 10 Chateau
arr made famous by Monte Erisio'
and back in three hours and ten minutes
without minutes stop Il' u a'ro
ch.mpion high Jumper. holding n record
of q double somcrs"uIi over tch IoIStS'
Ano.h.r capacity audience turned oui
"Wednesday night 10 witness st. Elmo
= dramatic, version 81 the book OF INC
ga mo name which is being presented al
Tho bungalow thcatrr by the Bungalow
StocIt company. The version 'hat Is nc
ing used nj the popular playhouse Is tne
authorized version. NJ M paILS t,'ie a.
rInvcrly cast. There VIII be Inatihsc
Saturday.
yes The Grand theatcr has certainly
had its ups and downs, and nave s",LlS
,in,c. y,npdcrnd If IL WASH butlt on iTl-
d.y thp 18Th" said Manager Jensen o.
ihat riayhoi,sc Wednesday night bul
think that my trouhi"s erc aL an ,d', ,,,,; F;
I lnprsciatc the fact That WITH Lhe adNNhl
| az .Thccdorc Lorch aud his strong sup
| porting company the patrons o' ~
| ,.ronJ y,-'lI Bc served with the brst 20 p
| MA Mr. Lorch IS "A grcat iaNorIte' Nv!
| a man who has Won me conldgIL- ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Marriage Licenses.

George Drybcrg and Anna Nandcnbers,
Sandy
j T. Williams aud Pearl Hallcn. Salt
Lake.
4. L. Gordy aud Juliet Coycy Salt
Lake
". w. Wills Salt Lake: and Lillian
Fowler Cincinnati. -.
Provo.
r. \. Haynes, Salt Lake; and Alice
BocElund. Murray.
i. r. BlomQuist and Ellen McAilistcr,
salt Lake.
r. +. Zimdahl Pueblo. Colo: and Al
vina NJ. NcsslSgc. Ayondale. Colo
John Berger and Emma :. Jones. salt
Lake.
Willard Gibbons and Mary salisbury,
HnrEDolt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Real Estate Transfers.

George H. Christensen TO Thomas
G.. Sorcnscn. lots l% and II. block
l. West Grand View .,..-...:...$ 'OO
Florence w.. Gibbs, TO ouo Ander.
son ct al. part of lot II. all OF
lot IL. block >. Lincoln Park 'oO
owen Myers aud wife to l?nac
ester. lots Is and ". block g.
Coats * Corum s, South Cate
addition .........,, '.'...-..''.. 'VV
Martha y. Perkins ct al to George
A Davis and wife. part of lot .. 90
bIuCI. 81. plat \ ,.....,........,. SOU
I.aura f. TutLle 10 Jnuo l.. Burt.
part of lot (. block ~ plat - 1900
Salt LAX" Security ~ Trust Co, To
Miles T.. Miller and wife part
of section .. township :. range ~
| east ......,.,.. ......,,;s.'.,. -oVV
William NJ Draper and wife 10
Rufus X. Hardy lots l20 and %.
Tinglry's lst addition .:,.,,.... 100
Walter NJ. Williams and wife 20
Henry r. Brown lots 20 and a.
block l. Chambers towDsltc |
Henry r. Brown and wife 10 c. l..
Casper ct al. lots % and "f;
Chambers toNnsitc ...,......... 800
A. r. Cundick and wife to G. l..
Casper lots >, and 90. block |,
Chambers townsitc ...........,.,. 90
Two million dollars guarantees The
accuracv Of every abstract made by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Ruildinc Permits,

Two permits wrr" issued hy Building
Inspector A. T. IIirth Wednesday as fol-
lows;
&. o. Brown. 923 Fourth East
brick cottage ........-..,....... .,.,S -"u"
w NJ GoYSott S66 sherman ave
me addition and alterations ... 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
II md Raw Lungs,

NOW the feeling. and
Ilsie Of III health it in.
reople should know that
and Tar, the greatest
ape ssmedy, will quickly
Is and cough and restore
.diton. Ask for Foley's
Tar. Schramm-J Johnson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

clghtcen-yegr-old Italian
" Salt Lake on WcdncS-
s7ng In tho salt Lake
~ audience who heard hCl'
hri' magnificent voice.
ap"lla dc Frato. and she
" bGcid in DunlZctti's
a>"Lucla hi .amtner-
~ iittle woman. dlrnjnu-
= GptlIIsd The audience.
'nln donna With a mar
pioolgious voice II might
v cnuanccd her hearers
ns role as It was never
'Ait Lake, and there have
's songbirds here in the
llt,lc woman. naN in
y m' the role in a more
manner.
~ clear as Il hell. With
f,tala'ea under perfect con-
~ uiid. the ilUtc ohllsatu.
nat was marvellous. Ii
and the scene was acted
80. manner There Is q
10 ,his sonebird's voice.
'oefihi future before her.
ngrcited that the old
pvt packed to the doors.
ing the role again there
Wy what she would have
n. 10 hear her. She was
,gFpondcd 10 the encore
\ iic curtain fell she was
~ rnrlain II was n rri-
ner talent was appreci-
.ngnstratcd by the moro
,@Rplause. II sne has moi
n.lah, future before her,
sn'ry rh'ry OF prophets there
n 'o wul never make au-
n, u'en sung many tln,cs
MN WIZ be in tho future,
naps. never be rendered
~, ~ on Wednesday night
~ ~ carried away and tht
cor W, S,nusnGl thing and thus
1 rsow,lnent to The audicuc.
% The encore and sin.;,, :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

theatcr-Socrs IN Salt Lake. who arc all
his friends. and ! am sure viii give him
every support possible Mr.. Lprch has
secured one Of the bcst stage directors In
the wcst. ard all productions VIII he put
on In the best possible manner regardless
Of expense. The scenery FOR ''Thc Lieu
tenant and THO Cowboy" which Will be
tho opening bill Sunday matinee, has
been shipped. and will arrive and bc put
in readiness Sunday morning. aud a
dress rehearsal or the play given so that
any possible hitch in the raising or low
crng Of curtains or the working Of any
effects VIII he entirely eliminated.
Commencing this CThursday) afternoon.
musiC-luv"rs OF this city are promised Il
rare treat in the appearance OF the Le
Brun Grand Opera Trio AT tnc Mission
thvatcr for weeks engagement, Miss
lie Rlun the soprano of the trio, was
formerly leading soprano with the ital-
ian Grand Opera company. aud the say
age Grand Opera company, Fitze y.
Euttmann the tenor. was formerly tenor
with tho Brlncnt Grand opera company
and later soloist with the metropolitan
orchestra. and Inucs and his band. Robert
Mallory the baritone. was formerly lead
ing baritone with tho Savage English
Nat Na2urro * Co. European artists,
viii olfcr distinct hcrCul"an novelty.
Lola Nbcrri. lat" leading dancer AT the
Thcgtcr National CITY Of Mexico will
her famous in two republics Mllc Nncrri
is accompanied by Miss Louise Taylor, a
charming Young soprano. who VIII sing Il
number of solos. Les JundLs. European
has created sensation In every city In
which lac has appeared. Leon Royce. the
human orchestra. promises To be a fca-
turc of The bill as does Jimmy Wall.
"tbat partv in black New selections
| by the orchestra and new moving pictures
! will 50 10 make up the bilI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
||G TO Be
|[R|N SALT LAKE
,he Weather Man.
Inc Must All
Agree.

J, ,hc soft. soft tsprlns
.5.l-It's going to be
fste. Weather Director
z ,reatIng his followers to
-.,,e fancics, has relcnted
I. suuouncemcnt was made
r that Thursday would
pp ssc sunshine line. Tne
tssd TO do O Paulhar.
,.ioufls and cold winds
,nycne during the past
'nnror;cd to have been
~ look as though ki6
shc Job. Tho grounding
SSscd 10 be a factor in
,sst but some inside In
,rta,ned by The Boston
~ w "Wednesday which In
s,lmdrop period is near
..,her Director Alters,
q smIling person without
tabits. suffered q change
Yesterday and is said
~ The following word
-lad them winter days is
"a no more.
,hfIly. blizzard stuff has
. mighty sore:
nj and beautiful, but yet
A Peary season brings a
1onellness.
dey. some months from
a aIl the worlds in tune.
'ojdcr weather, but 1t viii
'rrc juno.
has played me false; it
rp fpr a Iube.
for me. ibem WSd 'nPl
ouceoIed within that tube.
/ took It on the run about
ks ago.
sIlk pajamas for he knew
.ould snow,
fnr-lInod overcost, and 10
|is he wrote:
M my COSY home. this
/. col my goat.
Ia attribute anything like
znsh a good -natured chap
1fter the brand OF climate
{iaributing. ne Is entitled
P,rhars the alleged poetry
he climate.
"a had anything but pleas
Wednesday,. II was OK
n Missouri. and Colorado
n, u5sp Of the storm King,
|+ifi by q heavy snow and
uEsrsd similarly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Salt Lake City,

February 10 TO % Reduced rates via
Oregon Short Line from Utah and
Idaho points See agents for particu.
Iurs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Deaths.

Reginald Heath. 1910 East Second
South. aged 80. ylicosis.
Virginia Dunyon. 2S II street, aged l.
year. acute pul"o mHclitis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

j. +. Bates, 1851 South Fifh West
boy
W. a. snarr. $50 South West Temple
girl
Louis Smalka 6s@ West Third North
wir!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

Two million dollars guarantees The
accuracy Of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust CO.; 32 Up
Nrir W. own our own records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

Despite the incl"mcnt weather and lh"
many other counter attractions. fIIleN
and Austin In The Top o IN World
continue 20 draw large audiences 10 the
Colonial nightly. The success OF THIS
clever team Is Instantaneous wherever
they appear There VIII be matinee
SATURDAY..
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1910-07-07
DaytOn'S Fall Festival.

Dayton, o., June29. (Special) This
city is to have an Industrial Expo9i-
tion and Fall Festival the week of
September 1924 which is planned to
be one of the greatest ever held i'm
this part of the country. The Cham
ber of Commerce is back Of the project
and competent managers have been
engaged to look after all Of the details.
AS an indication of the ambitions of
the protector it may be stated that it
is planned to have Theodore Roosevelt
here that week. President Taft has
already signifed his intention of being
present in response to the Committees
invitation. The Governors of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, with
their stalls will be present on Govern
or's Day. The mayors Of 40 Ohio
cities will be present on that Sister
Cities Day, etc. There will be daily
flights by the Wright Brothers, whose
aeroplane factory and testing grounds
are located here. Three immense
sllccl pdStdubS Vi al lllSlOIlCdls dlle-
gorical and Industrial nature will be
presented. A monster European
Hippodrome performance, larger than
anything ever given outside of New
York, will be free attraction in
Memorial Hall, which is located in
the Exposition grounds. An Exposi-
tion Hall of great size is now being
erected on the public landing. This
will be beautifully decorated and at
night will be a blaze of incandescents.
1t will contain the exhibi which will
come from all parts of the country.
There will be free concerts by famous
bands and a veritable host Of other
amusements and entertainments as
well rs much instruction for those of
a studious bent. Dayton expects to
entertain half million people that
week.