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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MANY FIRMS FAIL
TO FILE REPORTS
Suits VIII Follow NEGLECT to ComnlY
With Provisions of the Cor
uOration Tax Law

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MOVE MUST BE GENERAL.
Prominent Business Men VIII Close
Early II Others VIII DO So.

Tag day. Thursday. March 3d. There
will be mo- money penalty. only the good
will OF the public is an that is a7ked,
and 20 wear q tag reading as follows:
u shop before g p. M. Saturdays do
your Help the clerks
This was decided upon at the committee
meeting Of the clerks at Federation Of
Labor han Tuesday evening No was
also decided Co give a ball to raise funds
to aid the movement for early closing
81 shops and stores throughout the city.
The dance will be at the Odeon. or at
Saltair
There will be public meeting next
Friday 20 help on the matter
J. II. Beifuss, manager OF Walker
Bros dry goods store sent word that
he was ready To- close the store az O.
o'clock on Saturday evenings ana give
the clerks an OF Saturday afternoon of
during tho summer months. as ne has
done In the past
Herbert flirschman, manager OF
Hirschmau's shoe store. says that he
is In favor OF the move 20 close at 9
O'Clock Saturday evening and would be
willing Co nut on extra clerks 90 enable
him 20 30 so. m the other stores win fan
In line. b Rich, of Rich & sons cloth
iers, takes tho same stand Tie declares
his Willingness TO hire more help in order
70 close carly on Saturday nights. pro-
Nding the movement IS general
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
KNIGHT PETITION
WITH COMMITTEE
Council Spends Three Hours in
Discussion, Then
Gives Up. 49,
7wo OTHER FRANCHISES Up.
.,,,tcc VIII Consider Saltair
-, howard Matters and Draft
New knight Ordinance.

The city council considered the peu-
- Jesse knight for an interurban
w." ~. franchise connecting Salt Lake
u, pr,vo and intermediate points for
w., ,bree hours again last night. The
80 were unable to agree on the
,s,tion and the entire matter
com. .e.~rod 10 "a subcommittee OF hVe,
Na' --',,b.sr from each ward, 10 meet
ol M knight and come 90 some
agreement .,.....,,, thoro yyero
- Of suggestions made ana ar
nln l, bpt the council could come 70 no
sl5lo-rstgnding When IL was suggested
g .s.. M Knight pay p cash bonus TO
i.a' LES, FOR he franchise. he objected.
tI' tinted that hc did not care particu-
IN. ,,bethor he built his road into
IN. lake city. In the first place. he
~ hi started out 10 benefit Utah
', .rr. s,,b-committec win probably be
.,ro.rfed today by President Ferry OF
- .,ircl and "a new draft Of the fran
-. oiI ho made The committee viii
~, consider the Saltair road fran
',,is.. and r O. Towards petition for
~ iptarurban electric franchise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
UNIVERSITY NEWS

10 has been decided that an stu
dents falling Co appear at the final vote
ON the constitution 20 Doe held Friday
will be dobaTed from an privileges Of
fered through the students body card
for admission Co student activities
This rigorous order was made in order
Co insure a fun vote.
The senior class win make It's first
appearance Zoo caps and gowns az the
program to Doe rendered on chapel day
the first Friday in April
The baIristers class is preparing 20
petition the faculty 20 transfer the
law library 90 the club rooms In the
Boston buildmg, whore IL would Dee
much more convenient.
Il S. FHtchott president OF the
carnegie foundation fund which pro-
vldes a pension FOR teachers and pro-
fcssors who have taught 20 years or
over. win visit the university shortly.
it is reported. and the university win
likely Join the association.
Under tho auspices OF the University
OF Utah. invitations are being sent out
Co 56 high schools throughout the state.
asking them to send teams o. "a deu'n-
nation and public speaking contest e.
be held lu April iu this city. IL is ox-
peCtCd that fully one half OF the high
schools OF the state win accept the in
vitation. and that an interesting gath
oring win result
Bryant s Hincklsy OF the L. ID. s.
university win speak ut chapel az the
University OF Utah Friday next
The Dramatic club mot at noon to-
day 20 discuss Che matter Of am award
90 members the athletic and debating
teams having made good their protc q
against the wearing Of the block u as
awards for other student activities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
FIND BROWN TAIL MOTH.
V,.ts Found nv horticultural In
spcctors IN French Seedlings.

IN a carload Of seedlings imported
ANN France. John G. stay county
horticultural Inspector. found nests OF
tho brown-tal moth. The stock was
Condemned and the inspectors are
watching carefully TO destroy the
nest before it gains a foothold In Utah.
ui. report is as follows and was sub
wIred 90 the county commissioners
Tuesday:
aThers has been one car of apples
Sron Fruita, Colo, containing 5O4
boyss one from Grand Junction,
coio. containing 500 boxes. There has
bssr three wagon loads containing 45
bushels each. making 1885 bushels from
syracuse Utah Two wagon loads con-
tanning 80 bushels each, making l0t
bushels from Hooper. Utah. a local
Shipment from ogden, 1875 boxes. Two
wagons from ogden. so bushels each,
total of 1894 bushels / had 30
bushels under quarantine and de
stroycd % bushels with coal oil. Most
an OF the apples this month were In
good condition
There has been 212.OoO foreign seed
ling trees, 1850 Of them have been
inspected. leaving 10000 still uader
quarantine There has been $4,000 ma
tive Seeding trees sent in. 10000 Of
which have been Inspected. leaving
1900 native Seeding trees under quar-
dntue
There has been a dozen nests Of the
boRn-tai moth found on the foreign
Seeding stock from France, that is
taking very close attention Of both
the state inspector and the county in
speCt0r. as 10 is a most serious pest in
some localities. We feel that we have
the support Of the nurserymen I'm help
Ing us destroy these moths"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
TWO MEN DROWNED
At GLENNS FERRY
Done TO Hanging FOOtbridge
Twelve Miles 60 the East.


Gleenns Ferry. Ida. March 1.-Two
laborers named Swanson and Conoy
lost their lives by drowning u the
Snake river yesterday while working In
the attempt 20 save a hanging foot
bridge crossing the river about ~ miles
east Of here While the men were
working ON the bridge "a mass of
debris carried on the tOrreutisl stream.
struck the frall structure with such
force that the men were thrown OFF and
into the river
swanson, who Is survived by a wife
and three children, made a desperate
attempt to gain the shore but was
puWerless against the swift current.
COney had no relatives I'm this section
Neither body has been recovered yet
The new wagon and Hume bridge
under construction to Join the Niughiu
and the Kinghiu Extension Carey act
projects. was damaged 70 the extent Of
$4,000 yesterday when the Bliss ferry
boat. which had broken from it's moor
ings, crashed into the central section OF
the bridge IL will take SD days or longer
to repair the damage done.
Because of the damage done 90 tho
oregon short Line tracks. especially en-
the vicinity OF Modbury. several trains
with their passengers are stalled here
with little prospect Of being able 90
resume their journey until perhaps
Thursday morning. Trains are also
held at Mountain Home and Nampa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
SEARCHING FOR HIS SON.

Tuesday afternoon Earl A. Peters.
formerly a real estate man Of Denver,
called al police headquarters and asked
the authorities 10 assist him in the
search for his son Arthur aged 70
years. who LETT his home about Christ.
mas time In company with two other
young men and Cimc 10 this city Pc
ters says his son was well dressed M
the time ne left home The young
mans grandmother died recently and
left a snug sum Of money to young
Peters. who was her favorite grandson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
SOCIAL AND
Pc ONAL

Miss Edna Farm eutertains
this afternoon at "a o.. lu iu honor
of Mrs c. c. Parsons. Jl the decor8-
tions being In ionquiis ana covers laid
Mrs l. d Evans is bostoss this srter-
noon IA a IurrEao1 givep ia bornr az
her daughter Mrs N n Primes tbs
decor8tina- being in ,.oIs.fs and c1yers
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barne of Mrs b R,nnsmort vim Mrs
Core, Aihirtt,r tba I1,1i o,s,,,i,.,.
p nombersbip of 960 I'm order to ob-
tain The 40 dOa ,I1hbn,tss which IN,
national BODY viii erect Ina ea.b civ
furnisbing thc reouirad number
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.io'loI oL neg il'o'H.t W., D. D. ~;
IN yioiots aDd " annie snI ,, g0I 49,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
PINKERTONs COMING HERE.
Chicf Mcfarland Here 90 Investigate
Matter Of Opening an Office.

That Salt Lake is TO have a Pinker-
TON detective agency il Indicated by
the visit here OF James Mcfarland.
,ilet of the intormountaln division OF
we service, Mr.McParland, who is stop
slns az the Cullen, admits he Is here
loI tnt purpose Of looking over the
SITUATION with a view to establishing
am agency here. He says that the re-
,.afNHaDie growth Of the city warrants
~. INVASION Of the Pinkerton system
mere ana IL may be that a night patrol
IKE me one operating in Denver viii
,t installed In the business section OF
p.eiL MCFARLAND has been with the
Ina i,nAertons for many years. He first
I ts'.Scted widespread attention by
B',',.lg up the Molly McGuires I'm
= e',,lsyIvania many years ago. In 1884
49, @ made chief OF the Denver Of
nte ana he has the distinction of run
LIS uown and capturing many des-
p'r'te and cunning criminals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
Read, for Opening Of Highland Pnrl,

The coming Of good weather will
see the greatest development work co.,
"a now subdivision that salt Lake has
witnessed in many years. II not in &C.
entire history
Kimbau and Richards. land mer-
chants. have already begun opera
lions preparing Highland Park. the
beautiful new residence district for
the opening
Already applications are coming iu
for homosites in Highland Park and
an indications point 20 a strong de-
neNod section.
Highland Park IS southeast To iDins
the Sugar House district on nth
East just below 18th South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
BOUNTY FUND EXHAUSTED.

state Auditor Jesse ID. Jewkes has
sent notices 10 the county clerks IN the
state advising them that funds avail
able for bountlos on Wild animals have
been exhausted, and that tho certl-
fcates issued win have 20 be held until
after the taxes come In next fall The
appropriation for 1910 was $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
MRS. RENNAL PAYS FINE.
Went After Her Nelehbor With a
Club, According Co Evidence.

The battery case which has been
pending in Justice Bishops court since
Feb Is, IN which Mrs Mary Reunm
was the defendant and Mrs. IDA X
Canal was the complainant was dis
posed OF Tuesday afternoon in the con-
yictiou OF Mrs Rennal She was HneI
S25 which was paid.
The evidence disclosed tho fact that
about a year ago the two women had
an alteration over some trivial matter
and since that time there has been
no great love between them. MIS-. emf
fall declared that ON Feb 10. while she
was al work I'm her back yard. Mrs
RENAL rushed upon her armed with
club and beat her severely about the
head and face Mrs, Camall said she
was seriously injured and was confined
10 her bed for "a long tile Mrs Rem
nal denied the battery, but the evil
dence was conclusive and she was
found guilty and fined
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

Medicines that aid nature arc al
WAYS most successful Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan II
looseus the cough. relieves the lungs.
opens the secrotions and aids nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition Sold by an dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

The pure food law" Is designed by
the Government 20 protect the public
from injurious ingredients In both
feeds and drugs II Is benz
enclal both 20 the public and
to the conscientious manufaC-
turer. Ely's Cream Balm. sue
cessful remedy for cold In the head ma
sal catarrh. hay fever. etc. containing
no Injurious drugs. meets fully the re-
uuirements Of the new law. and that
fact IS prominently stated on every
package. ~ contains none OF the o..
furious drugs which are required O.
the law 10 be mentioned OF the labCa
Hence you can use Il safely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
CLUB COMMITTEES NAMED.
President johnson Of the Commercial
Club Makes Appointments.

JOY Il. Johnson president OF the
Commercial club. at a meeting Of the
board Of governors Tuesday. gave out
the fun list Of committees which are
10 stand for the coming year. The list
was formally approved by the board.
committee on fish and game was in
sttuted by the president, the only new
body created.
Ihe interurban franchise proposition
came up FOR a thorough discussion. II
was the voice Of the club that the city
ana county should do everything with
N reason 20 forward the construction
OF lnterurban railroads and "a resolu-
ton was drawn 40 to that effect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

The Evans Delicatessen Co. are now
iu their new store in the Hotel Linden
building. Fine cafe IN connection.
Phones 444S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

Chambcrlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe sure and reliable, and
have been praised bv thousands OF
women who have been restored 60
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties Sold by AN dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
Welsh Societies in Song and
Story Honor Patron Saint
OF Their Native Land.
WANT CHOIR TO MAKE TRIP.
Resolutions OGcr Hearty support In
VI ending Great Musical
tt Across the Seas

Sons and ters ~ wales. and
The Cambran society 300 strong. unit
cd in celebrating ST. David's day m
odcun hail Tuesday evening. making
DC one of the most notable events iu
local Welsh history An natives or
descendants of natives wore the Leek.
and az the conclusion OF the program
fine spread followed.
Postmaster A. l. Thomas presided
and Iu his speech said 60 part: "Ouce
again we are met Co celebrate In a
pleasant and social way the natal day
of Devil. the patron saint of Gwalia
Wen We meet not only because we
revere the memory OF ST. David and
applaud his great work Tor Christian
ity and for the bettcrmeut Of his peo-
pie. but also because it gives ms the
opportunity as Welsh people OF show
ing cur love for the fatherland. Yr
Hen Wlad The celebration of this
national day is occurring in every
land. The sons OF Wales have been
widely scattered.
"In every country of every lard and
on the islands OF the sea they can be-
found, but neither time nor distance
can duh their fond recollection nor
chill their abiding love for their native
land. IL Is gratifying 90 every patriotic
Welshman TO read of the mighty part
Welsh statesmen are playing in tho
national affairs Of Great Britain one
Wclshmuu. Lloyd George Is shaking
90 the foundations the hereditary
feudal land system. and before Inc
completes his work the vassal land
tenure viii have become a thing OF
the past Lloyd-GeorEe is only doing
for tho English people that which
Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lin
coin have done for the American Ieo-
pie"
SING WELSH AIRS
The singing OF the Welsh national
hymn. Hen wlad Fly Nahdau" uand
of My Fathers). was an opening
feature, led bv Evan Arthur Clara
bell Gardner rendered q solo car
mona." and Mathouihah Thomas made
"a fine address on the characteristics
Of the Welsh nation. He briefly re-
forrod 70 the history of the Welsh
from early days. and emphasized es-
peCially those characteristics Of the
Welsh as "A nation. which have been
dominant with them ever since
History indicates clearly said the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02
STOCK CERTIFICArEs.

stock certificates. bonds. aud blank
books of any size or STYLE made o.
order. Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

Mrs. A. w. McCune has returned
from New York where she has spent
several months with her daughter Mrs
Ernest Green.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-02

county 900 which cardiff, the largest city
u Wales Is situated.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
MRS. SCHENK UNABLE
TO GET BONDSMAN

WHE ELING, w. Va, Dec Al
though the bond for Mrs. Laura Farms
worth Schenk. who Is In jail here
charged with the attempted murder Of
her husband. has been fixed at $1,000.
Mrs Scnenk's lawyers have as yet failed
10 obtain a suitable bondsman for her,
ard Il s thought probable that she will
remain in jail until her trial, December
19
The physicians IN charge OF Mr.
Schenk lave issued statement to the
efiect that all danger OF his death has
passed This makes It certain that Mrs.
Schenk cannot De tried on any more
serious charge than that Of attempted
murder.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
RECLAMATION PROJECTS
IN SPECIAL MESSAGE
President Taft TO Treat Expenditures of 100000
Separately, With Recommendations Based Upon
Report of Special Board Congress Created.

President Taft viii make his recon-
mendatiOns regarding the reclamation
projects in the West in a special mes
sage to Congress, instead Of in the an
nusl message now under preparation, it
was stated today
There IS S20.0o0,Oo0 to be expended on
the reclamation work, by order Of Con
greSs- For the aDDOrtionment OF this
sum, board OF arnv engineers was
created by Congress at the last session
This board was directed TO report to the
President what projects we're in greatest
need Of further expenditures. The Pres
idnt, in turn, basing his recommends
tons to Congress on the engineers re-
port viii present the SEf-stion to the
legislators, asking fresh appropriations
for the continuance Of the work.
The report of the army engineers is in
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
Titanic TranScOntinental
Struggle Involves Mil
lions on Millions.
TO BE GREATEST
DRAWING EVENT
Fight Between New Orleans and
San Francisco for Exposition
In 1915 Spreads.

TranscontInentaI and Southern rail-
roads today lined up for a titanic
struggle, suddenly raising the Issue be
tween san Francisco and New Orleans
for the exposition celebrating the open
ing OF Panama Canal from q fight be
tween cities TO a great contest between
financial, commercial, and political in
terests.
The New Orleans lobby was com
placentIy confident last week, one Of its
members declaring that New Orleans
had an easy majority Of 81 votes in the
House. But when the Hartman agents
arrived and the extent Of san Fran
Cisco's strength became partially ap-
parent the New Orleans representatives
were panic-strfcken-
The railroad lineup follows
For san Francisco-SoutheIn Pacific,
Union Pacific, Central Pacific, Northern
Pacific, and allied lines
For New Orleans - Pennsylvania.
louisville and Nashville, Southern, At
lsntic Coast Line, and allied lines
Greatest Drawing Event
The Pennsylvania was neutral until
yesterday, when the New Orleans dele
cation declared that It had lined up with
the Southern crowd. The railroads ex-
pect the exposition VII be the greatest
drawing cardfn he history of the coun-
Try and they estimate the receipts from
passenger traffic resulting from it way
I'D in the millions
New Orleans is bringing heavy pres
sure TO bear on the Southern Pacific
railroad, which has big terminals in
the Crescent City It was said at the
New Orleans headquarters today that a
committee OF representatfVe business
men had sent the following telegram TO
the New York headquarters Of the line
eff YOU do not withdraw your support
from San Francisco and stay out OF this
nght, IL VIII cost you S1S,00ao10-"
After Southern Pacific.
The Southern Pacific has many con-
Cessi0ns and desire 8 more from
New Orleans. but the San Francisco
Representatives declared that nothing
could turn the Southern Pacific support
awsy from san Francisco
With the powerful political and fnan-
The Washington times., 1910-12-01

ciaI influence OF the Pacific coast sud
denly swung into fun play on the sit
uati0n and with such lobbies as have
seldom been seen in Washington in ad-
vance Of a session, the fight for the fair
suddenly became today one Of the lead
ing issues of Congress
The news that Governor Gfllett and a
big delegation is on the way from san
Francisco and the activity here of RI
oOlph Spreckles, the san Francisco
graft fighter and member Of the
family Of sugar miIliOuaires, have set
counter move. The busiest Dlaces in
Washington today ara the two opposing
camps