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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30
ELECTRIC LINES
PROVE SUCCESS
Sunday Saw Large Crowds on
Three Local Interurban
Trolley Systems.
MANY FROM OGDEN
VISITED SALT LAKE
Others Went to Emigration Can
yOn and on New Murray
Extension.

The future possibilities OF the electric
interurban system were fully demon
srrated Sunday. The Lagoon Route
hauled a capacity crowd on each car and
the traffic from Ogden was particularly
heavy. The resort was we'll filled all day
and the public expressed itself we'll
pleased with the service. The Emigra-
ton Canyon railroad made four trips 10
the summit and half-hour trip TO Wag-
ener's from TO p. m, and the crowd
was the largest ever handled on sun
day. The new line TO Murray south
limits proved another factor, and 1t was
remarkable the number of people who
took advantage OF the ten-cent fare TO
get out into the real country and smell
the lucern and roses. Every car was we'll
filled and the service proved a success.
The successful opening prior TO the time
honored custom OF starting all resorts
on Memorial day augurs well for the sea
son now here. II also demonstrates that
without any resort the public will travel
where good service Is given and the way
the new lines are starting of indicates the
earlier movement toward further intcrur-
ban construction,
BY August l the Murray line will be
in operation TO Midvale and Sandy, and
those points are but short distances from
Draper. the Cottonwoods. Bingham and
Riverton. The Emigration canycn line
Is headed for Holiday and something
may be done on this extension the pres
ent year. The Lagoon Route Will do no
further extending this season, but Presi-
dent Bamberger has plans in view for
quite an extensive system.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Record at the local Office OF the United
States weather bureau for twenty-four
hours ending at s p. IN. today:
Temperature at p m, Sc deg, maxi
mum temperature, S6 deg; minimum tenn
perature, SO deg; mean temperature. 70
deg, which is deg. above normal. Total
excess since the first Of the month, IS
deg; total excess since January 1, 4O2
deg.
Precipitation at s p. m. none; total
precipitation since first OF the month, AZ
OF an inch, which is 19S inches below
normal Total deficiency since January
/, AIS inches. Relative humidity 20 per
cent.
Sunrise 45e a. M; sunset 1852 p m.
Moon rises :02 p. m: moon sets II AS
p. m. of May 81.
WEATHER RECORD.
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Railroad Notes.
It's the day of electricity.

II tne DAY OF elsCtTlCllS.
Who said interurbans wouldn't pay7
And now ii is time for those gasoline
cars.
The B. & C. is going TO be the future
scenic line Of Utah.
Beaver is going TO have an all-rail con-
nection with Milford.
Work is being rushed in re building the
big trestle on the Tintic line,
Los Angeles is going to have a union
depot, 20 be built Jointly by the Santa Fe
and Southern Pacific.
President Bamberger stated SUNDAY
evening that he was more than satisfied
with the way the line is opening up.
The Erie has renamed the station on
Mrs. Harriman's estate after the rail-
road wizard, but one OF the preachers of
the town objects,
Chairman George ]. Gould and presi-
dent E: T. yeffery Of the Western Pa
cifc Will be here in July for the opening
OF the road and Will go 10 San Francisco.
The Utah Construction company has
great contracts with the Rio Grande for
double tracking over Tennessee Pass at
Pueblo and other points. This concern
from small beginning, has grown to be
one OF the largest in the west.
The cement work between tracks at
the new Gould station is about compile TED
and the. final touches are being put on
the tracks. The entrances TO the station
from both roads have been completed
also and as soon as the building is ready
the trains can be operated therefrom.
The question as to whether Heigho
represents Hill, Morgan or the Guggen-
tion up In Idaho. and the Oregon Short
Line is on the defensive all the time.
With all the speculation. however, there
may be something stirring among some
or those small roads that are steadily ap-
pearing In the news announcements OF
the day
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j. w. SCOTT OF ARMSTEAD
ON VISIT TO SALT LAKE

j. W. Scott OF Armstead. Mont. is In
the city. accompanied by his wife, and
they are visiting their daughter. Mrs
lie Grand Young, Jr. Mr.. Scott. with his
partner. Mr. Decker. Is the principal
owner OF large land areas at Armstead
and the two gentlemen are pioneers in
that part OF Montana, He is naturally
very much interested in the future de-
velopment of the railroad situation, as
the PitIsbUrg * Gilmore leaves the Ore
son Short Line a Armstead. and II has
an office there. and the town has been
steadily going forward in consequence.
He was present a. railroad day ceebra-
ton at Salmon and states that the place
is jubilant over the thought Of so soon
having rail communication with the rest
of the world, and as soon as possible the
railroad Intends TO put on regular serv-
Ice between Armstead and Salmon.
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bR|GHT'S DISEASE

Late estimates on the percentage of
recoveries under the new emollient treat
n1ent for chronic Brights Disease, here
tofore recorded as incurable, give the
following approximate figures: In ex-
treme cases IN which the heart has be-
come much weakened and where crises
may be expected in from FIVE to ten
days there are probably not more than
10 per cent to 20 per cent OF the cases
that respond with sufficient promptness
TO prevent the fatal issue. (Where ply
ficians aid by making determined efforts
to restrain fatal symptoms this efficiency
is increased.)
In cases where patients have from
thirty TO sixty days OF life remaining
the efficiency is naturally still higher.
Where patients do not wait until they
are bedridden. but are up and about and
have reasonable certainty Of several
months, probably three-fourths yield. and
In cases in which the patients treat the
disease seriously on It's appearance near
ly nine out Of ten respond.
The albumen, casts and dropsy of
months or years standing that are sup
posed to make UP an incurable and fatal
case do not OF themselves prevent rs-
covery. the determining feature now be-
Ing the recuperative power OF the heart
and various functions. In a word, the
Renal Inflammation should be attacked
before the heart and physical system are
The new emoIIient treatment is known
as Fulton's Renal Compound. F. ],
Hill Drug Co, sole agents In Salt Lake
City. Full literature mailed on applica-
ton. Address the John ], Fulton Co.
2I2 First street. San Francisco. Cal
In cases in extremis that appear hope
less. tho physician can do much by
sustaining the heart. increasing tho di-
uresis and output Of urea. stimulating
the nutrition. etc, etc, and thus restrain
ing fatal symptoms till the renal in
fammation begins to respond 10 the
treatment We have a sixteen-page bro
chure full OF helpful measures for the
attending physician that We will mail
free, We invite correspondence with
physicians who have obstinate cases and
will take each case up individually and
advise.
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The initial performance of THE White
Squaw." with Della Clarke in the lead
ing role, opened at the Colonial Sunday
evening for a weeks engagement. The
told. The author has invaded a new
field the Michigan woods in 1920. The
action of the play centers around a girl
who, while in her infancy. was stolen
by the Indians and raised as one of
them. Her environment and mode Of
living gave her the characteristics OF a
savage, and she grew up ignorant OF the
fact that she was white.
The lines OF the play are bright and
full OF sentiment not without touch
OF tlo play The characters are yividly
as Neamata, the White Squaw," created
the part, for herself. and, knowing her
own qualificat tions best. conceived a part
entirely within keeping of her ability
Joseph Gillow is seen as Bruce Marshal,
sonality. and an excellent, voice. which
serves him in good stead many times
during the action of the play. His acting
is natural and pleasing. jacques Gau-
fact. is the character who keeps up the
interest OF the play. is most ably taken
care OF by Mitchell Lewis. William +.
Kohman is seen in the part OF Michabo.
an Indian. and foster father of Neamata
He is called upon 10 furnish much of
the humor. though lie does not depart
from the stoical demeanor Of the savage.
rhe other women OF the play are Miss
Minded Kohman. Miss Grace Cahll and
Miss Florence May, all of whom render
careful and natural portrayals OF their
large audience witnessed the opening
performance OF THE White Squaw,'' and
Judging from the manner in which II was
received everyone was we'll pleased The
White Squaw" continues through the
week, with the regular Wednesday and
Saturday matinees
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a the and
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ton Illinois
OF
he tw DAYS
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papy has not expended one dollar in
the development of the power contem'
plated by the prospectus-either on the
Snake river in Idaho or on tho Duchesne
river In Utah; that the company claim
ing to own franchises in Davis county
for the operation of electric lighting,
heating and power purposes never did
moro than to dig some holes in the city
of Pennington and to erect pole line
of about four miles in length at cost
not to exceed $1,000. and which they
sold to the Davis County Electric Light
company, so that today there is no
asset in the form of franchise, either
for power. heat or light, nor for any
transmission line. 1t has no cash in
hand nor credit. Where has it gone?
Ask Francis NJ. Lyman, the president
of the twelve.
Suit May Be Instituted.
AS to what action may be taken in
the matter remains to be seen. The
stockholders are nearly all Mormons
of the lesser degree, save the favored
few. To bring a suit against Francis
M. Lyman would be unchristian con.
duct He is immune in the state
courts of Utah and Idaho, as are Par
kinson and Hart of Oneida irrigation
district infamy. The stockholders will
just smile a little bitterly, perhaps, and
pass along, some few keeping in mind
another Mormon church promotion gone
wrong.
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ADJUSTMENTS
IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.

I'm SAL LAKE THE2 ERSs
Drama.
COLONIAL THEATER The
White Squaw.' Evening. S.l5,
Musical Comedy.
AIRDOME-"The Follies OF 1910" :
Evening, and 9;30.
Vaudeville.
MISSION THEATER-Imperial vau- ;
deville. Matinee. 2:30, Evening. :
1880 and 9s15.
CASINO THEATER-Fishers vail
deville and moving pictures. Natl :
nee. 2. Evening, z.
SHUBERT THEATER-High- class .
vaudeville and moving pictures. .
Matinee. ,. Evening, Z.
Motion Pictures.
LUNA, ISIS, ELITE THEATERS-
Motion pictures. continuous per- .
formance. afternoon and evening. :
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merous encores. The two comedians,
Mullen and Coogan, were with the Wine,
Woman and Song company, which was
at the Colonial Two weeks ago. VIII
Phillips, the Well-known tenor of Salt
Lake. is heard The Airdome, as it's
name implies. Is an open-air theater, the
stage being the only portion OF 1t that
is lnclosed There are two performances
each evening. one at o'clock. the other
at $50.
In "a Lucky Star" the new comedy in
which William Collier will be seen at the
Salt Lake theater Thursday evening, the
comedian appears in a role in which he
is at his best. An assertive. insinuating-
can. His face Is as expressive as his
voice, his hands eloquent as his face
The movement OF his little finger can
bring a laugh as surely as a witty re-
light and turn OF the eye or a shift
OF pose is fairly vibrant with meaning
Above all things, Mr. Golfers perform
ance is never colorless. IT is full of va
riety. a note OF exaggerated carlessness
here, a dash OF daring affrontery there,
an assumption of mock Indignation con-
trasting with an air OF suffering resig-
nation, and all with a spontaneity which
makes 1t essentiaE' human and enjoy
able.
While each of the acts on the present
bill at the Mission theater arc of a high
standard, there are two or three OF them
that stand out with special prominence
One of these Is the acrobatic work Of
the Five Lasards, Nothing quite like
this act has ever been seen before in this
city. The FIVE men work with a grace
and ease in performing the most diff
cult feats that is little short OF remark
able. The act has been voted one of
the very best ever seen In Salt Lake.
The business at Manager Florence's
motion picture houses was by far the
best in point of attendance last evening
Of any Sunday night during this season,
Notwithstanding the fact that the OPEN
ing OF the various resorts at this time is
naturally big counter attraction. AT
the Shubert a vaudeville and picture pro-
sented and the S, r. o. sign was in evil
dence at each performance Sunday even
ing. "A Woman OF a Few Words. by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-30

Salt Lake's latest theatrical venture
the ''Airdome," on West Third South
street, opened on Sunday evening. Two
big audiences were present at each per-
formance which were very credita BILE.
The programme, which includes musical
comedy, dramatic farce and vaudeville
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MIXED AGAIN
BY ECCLESIASTS

Continued from Page One.
sented thereby in the treasury and issue
in your name certificate for the other
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half, attach IL to your contract and place
them In the companys vault for safe
Keeping, during the ne OF the pool, and
you VIII hold until your stock is re-
turned TO you.
We have a very fine proposition, plenty
OF power. an inviting market and the
people willing 10 furnish money TO Install
the plant.
BY placing onc-half OF your stock In
inc treasury, and pooling tho other one
half you VIII enable us to carry our plan
10 successful completion. Every stock
holder thus far communicated with has
concurred with us and we trust that you
will do the same.
Time Is precious we desire to push the
work III every department Immediately,
and therefore earnestly appeal TO you 10
be prompt in mailing your stock TO the
secretary Respectfully.
SHOSHONE POWER COMPANY. LTD.
FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN. President.
Il. p. MARTINEAU, Secretary,
What SfocEholder Was m Sipp
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At the Salt Lake theater Saturday
there was an incident at the matinee
when May Robson was presenting "The
Regeneration Of Aunt Mary that the
big audience somehow overlooked. 1t
occurred between the second and third
acts, when Miss Robson was called be-
fore the curtain. Then a. beautiful bas-
ket of flowers made entirely OF sego
lilies. the state flower of Utah, was hand
ed Miss Robson. The basket was filled
with magnificent Strawberries, Utah
grown, and the beautiful fruit made
striking contract with the white and
purple OF the sego lily. The gift was
Edwin Gore. who Is a bookkeeper In the
Utah Consolidated who is the only son
of the actress, One of three children who
were left her when she was left n widow.
friendless and alone. pennless in New
York in the years ago.
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observations taken at p rn seventy hth meridian
tiruo
lsoR.Rs, or continuous lines pass through points Of
equnl air pressure
1soTaERNs, or dotted lines pass through points Of
equal teuiparnturc they will be drawn only for zero
frse1iog. 0o' and 1902.
sTNBois indicate state o! weather O clear;
o partly cloudy Q cloudy. @ rain: s snow.
" report missing Arrows hy with the wind First
figure, highest temperature; second l2hour rainfall
IL IT equals OF inch. third. wind velocity VI 10 miles
per hour or more
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the Star Comedy Trio, is one OF the most
humorous sketches which has ever been
shown at the Main street house. and
proved exceptionally popular with the
audience, although this capable company
was forced to share the honors with HUI
bert and De Long, whose beautiful new
and novel playlet, Psalm 1895" made
great hit f. II. Stansfeld In his orig
inal conception, The CouS~-y Parson,"
does a fne bit of character work and
John Post is proving ever more popular
this week in his operate selections than
ever The motion picture portion OF the
bill Is unusually attractive. among the
number Of excellent subjects the follow
Ing being included: Lessons In Char
ity," SANS Artistic Beard and dor
othy and the Scarecrow of o. The
Luna has three great feature subjects in
cluded In the bill each of them on an
entirely different line. "The Brother. the
Sister and the Cowboy Is no doubt the
headlner. but the others are likewise in
teresting, The Isis and Elite have equal
ly attractive bills and will prove popular
with motion picture patrons.
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AT the Casino this afternoon a new bill
will be presented. There are two head
line acts in the vaudeville end Of the
programme that are headliners and In
the motion pictures three new films will
be shown
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What Stakeholder Was to Sign,

Oct. a....,. 1908.
Mr. l., r. Martineau, Sec & Treas. Sho-
shone Power Co., Ltd, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Dear Sir: Herewith 1 enclose my GER
tificate for stock in the Shoshone Power
company. Ltd. in compliance with letter
just received. One-half OF this stock
hereby surrender 10 be placed in the
treasury and you will issue a certificate
TO me for the balance and place IL In the
stock pool"
| hereby agree to pool my said stock,
and that II shall remain pooled, that l
will not sell. transfer. assign, or in any
manner attempt to dispose OF or with
draw the same until the Shoshone Power
company has sold sufficient treasury
Snake river and erect its transmission
line to Salt Lake City, or, until seid
pool Is broken by the agreement OF those
thirds of the capital stock issued by
the said company and the consent Of
the board OF directors.
The purpose Of this agreement is to
form a pool to prevent the sale or trans
petition with the sale OF treasury stock
until there is sufficient treasury stock
sold TO install and equip the plant
Any violation OF this contract on the
part of any stakeholder will render him
liable to the full amount OF damages sus-
tained by all other stockholders.
Respectfully.
Was Family Affair.
It is especially worthy of note that
this pool so-called could only be broken
by the agreement of two-thirds of the
capital stock issued by the company
and the consent of the board of direc-
tors, consisting of Francis NJ. Lyman,
his son. Francis M. Lyman, Jr.; his
Ephraim G. Gowans; his
general attorney, John A. Bagley.
Copy Receipt for Stock.
Salt Lake City, Nov, II. 1905.
No $50
Received of of.....,...,..,.ce certificate
for stock in the Shoshone Power COM
qany- Limited. which is held as pooled
stock,
Under the provisions Of the agreement |
forming said pool this stock is not trans |
'erable, and any attempt to sell. assign, |
trasfer or in any manner barter or dis |
pose Of said certificate Of stock or this I
receipt renders the said. d............,....
liable to the other members OF the pool |
n the full amount of damages they may |
sustain, and shall work forfeiture OF his |
said stock, TO the pool. for the benefit Of |
he other members thereof.
l.. r. MARTINEAU,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-05-19
TIME FOR HIS DEPARTURE
A. Close Friend Knew, That Frame Of
Mind Was Not Apt to Be .
Lasting One.

Ben T. Rice and Hymen Levy. both
now dead. we're two OF the real old
Virginia characters In small Pied
mont county seat town: Ben was the
keeper OF the town inn and Hymen. a
genuine Jew, ran store. Ben was
noted for profanity. drinking and gam
bling and telling unheard of yarns.
Hymen was daily visitor at the inn
to get his dram. and at times became
thoroughly shocked at Ben's outra-
geous language and manners. Pen.
one evening. joined the town boys In
an exciting game OF football on Main
street, became overheated. and. cool
ing on too quickly. went into pneu-
monia at night Several physicians
attended him, who soon pronounced
his case hopeless. A dozen or more
OF Bcn's friends. among them Hymen.
were standing around the bed just be-
fore Ben's spirit took its flight from
earth. when Ben uttered long groan
and said: "Oh. Lord. have mercy on
me-" At this moment Hymen turned
his head slowly and remarked: The
good Lord ought TO take Ben right
now, for he never will be SO good no
more"
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A colored woman presented herself
the other day in an equal suffrage
state at the place OF registration to
qualify for the casting Of her vote ON
the school question at the next cleo
ton.
with what political party do you
afiiliate?" inquired the clerk Of the
unaccustomed applicant. using the
prescribed formula.
The dusky lady" blushed, all coy
ness and confusion. rs 'bleged to
answer that there question:"
Certainly: the law requires IT,"
Then" retreating in dismay. Il
don't believe I'll vote. case I'd hate
to have to mention the party's name
He's one OF the incest gent-mums in
town. Ladies' Home Journal.
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|NIRD vi. DEAD;
|CEORGE '. RULES
L.,,aIy Lamented Monarch
|soccumbs to Pneumonia.
-. death Occurred before Sub
4. Mad Realized That He Wac
seriously iII-sksseh Of
His Long ard Bril-
liant Career.

..,s VII. king Of the United
(-,.m Of Great Britain and Ire
: .,d OF all the British Dominlons
IN the Seas, emperor OF India.
I. ,ull royal title reads. was born
|p0eslnsham palace. London. on
L'nber ,. isli. and was the second
|, and nrst son Of Queen Victoria
| ,he Prince Consort Albert He
,1nstened Albert Edward. and at
|wy birth was given an imposing
a utles. lie was AZ once created
\, Of Wales and by virtue OF that
[rv he became also knight OF the
IL As heir apparent to the Brit
arone be succeeded 20 the title
|tte OF Cornwall and Its emolu-
\, ard as heir to the crown OF
lard be became great steward
k,otland. duke Of Rothesay. earl OF
IN baron Of Renfrew and lord
\, isles on September 10. 1919.
vas created earl OF Dublin. this
, being conferred on him and his
\ m perpetuity. Among the other
!, and commands held by Edward
\ duke OF saxony. colonel Of the
NJ hussars. colonei-in-chief OF the
!. brigade. field marshal Of the
ish army and field marshal Of the
nan army.
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SHAWNEE, okLAHoMA,


II In the heart Of the richest. best
profit making farm land In the great
Southwest From brush pile to a
city Of $4,000 population in IL years
Wonder Of the age in city building
Now building Meat packing house
1900 employees; Cotton Fabric Mill
coo employees; Baptist and Catholic
state Universities--Wil enroll 1000 stu
dents Unprecedented profit making
investments waiting for men of small
and large means. The last opportunity
to get property in Shawnee at a low
price. Get In on the ground floor.
Prices win advance rapidly. Nothing
can stop Shawnee now. For descrip-
tive literature and further Information
write SHAWNEE DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY. Shawnee. Oklahoma. which
IL not real estate company.