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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03

police court, about a year ago. Can
ming was a clerk for the Western
Electric company. 1t was while en-
ployed there that he met and fell in
love with Miss Meyer. the stenog-
rapher.
knowing that there would be paren-
tai objection. the young couple decided
to be married secretly. The secret was
not divulged to their parents. nor even
to their most intimate friends. and the
fact that they secured a license might
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BUTTE NINN KILLED.

Elk Park. Mont. June 2-Nels A
Carlson, a well-known man OF Butte.
was instantly killed near here. late
this afternoon. by an automobile be-
ing driven by him Overturning and
falling down a ten-foot embankment
Jack O'Neil. superintendent Of the Ana
conda. Neversweat and St Lawrence
mines. with family. was in the car but
all escaped serious injury. The steer
ing wheel Of the machine crushed in
Carlson's chest
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
SUIT FOR s5,ooo,ooo.
New York Bank Note Company Brings
Action Against stock Exchange.

New York. June 1.-THE New York
Bank Note company or TINS city to-
day brought suit in the United states
circuit court against Ransome a.
Thomas, president. individually. or the
New York stock exchange and its
LOO members for damages for So
100000.
The complaint charges that the New
York stock exchange. by its rules.
makes Il mandatory that certificates
OF all companies traded in on the eN-
change shall be printed by the Amer
lean Bank Note company.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
MRS. DORA E. DOXEY BLAMES
HUSBAND FOR Her TROUBLE
Evidence All In and the Case VIII
Probably Go to The Jury
This Evening

CT LOUIS Edence
j
shortly after
expected the viii be
night.
that morphine
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
GIRL EMBEZZLER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Inez Carhiu, 19, Takes Drug When
Father Learns of Shortaee---Ed
Wright Blamed

NTANGLED the affections of Ed Wright Of Sugar Idaho who al
- forced embezzler Csrh years
DID, formerly student of Perry university Iowa. and daughter w.
n he home grains o
National
C father winter Planning
Idaho C the bank yesterday inquire into his
500 400 deposited
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Knowing that he had never drawn
a penny Of the deposit. Carhill went
home and asked his daughter to pro-
duce the deposit certificates he had en-
trusted to her. Tears came to her
eyes when the girl told her father she
believed that her sister Myrtle, en-
ployed at Garfield. had the deposit Ger
tificates.
His suspicious aroused. Carhill went
20 a nearby phone and got into COM
mu1icatiOn with his daughter at Car
fielc. she told him that she knew
nothing Of the deposit certificates, eX-
pressing the belief they must certainly
be in the hands of 1nez. Retracing hts
steps to his home, Carhill found the
front door barred. Ringing OF a dO9r
bell and tapping on windows brought
no response.
Boy Scales Transom.
Little Clarence Bowman. who lives
next door 10 the Carhills, volunteered
boosted him up and soon the front
door was opened. A second door lead
ing to the bedchamber Of Inez Carhill
also had been barred. This had no
transom and in the effort to open the
door the lock was broken As the
door opened Carhill could hear his
daughter moaning.
Father, 1 have taken poison! Get
a doctorg' screamed the girl as Car
/ hill appeared at her bedside.
why did you do it7' he asked.
] L can't tell you why II may D<
that you know, but in heavens name
| forgive me-"
Il would forgive you for anything;
my daughter" replied the father.
! Before Carhill summoned a surgeon
the girl became hysterical and breathei
I her fasC az Dir. W. +. Beef arrived
The dose Of poison had been so stronE
that it is doubtful ~ she could have
been saved had a physician been at heT
side when she took the drug
| Who Is Hornet
The girl left a note for her father
in which she said that she could nc
longer withstand the strain and had
decided to end her life without giving
reasons for the deed She left another
mote which members of the family were
unable to fathom last night. It reads
| Dear Horne: / can't help but dc
this. When you come tonight / viii
be dead. With love,
Another note is addressed TO Et
Wright Of Sugar. Idaho. in which the
girl says she had decided to end Il
all. Mr.. Carhill became acquainted with
Wright last winter when he began 4
IDay Incz considerable attention. TIL,
father seems to have reason to believe
THAT Wright was in a measure resp0n
sibie for the suicide.
Il never liked Wright" said Mr.
Curhill last night He seemed q
give my daughter attentions which
do not believe were inspired by IN,
right kind Of affection. He maintained
a terrible influence over Inez. 1t oc
CURED to me that she would do any
thing he asked Of her and / repeat
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would be adopted by the House.
Many "insurnent" Republicans would
vote against It. and these. combined
with the Democratic vote. makes the
proposition uncertain.
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DEcIsIoN WITHHELp.

Washington. June Upon the writ
ten application Of Senators Flint and
Perkins and Representative Mckinley.
Of California. Secretary Dickinson to-
da yagreed TO withhold for thirty
days the decision Of the war depart
ment upon the application for permIs-
sion to construct the NJ street bridge
across the Sacramento river at Sac
ramcnto. The decision was to have
been made today.
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HELD ON SUSPICION.
Young Man Arrested in Reno for At
tempted Train Wrecking.

tempted Train NrecktnE.
Reno. New, June &C. p. Pryor was
arrested in this city last night by Of
ficer Morris. the Southern Pacific rail-
road detective, and is being held. sus-
pected of having been implicated in the
attempt to wreck the Atlantic Express
at Blue canyon. Pryor was taken off
the top of one OF the cars of the over
land Limited. He is bat IS years of
age and claims that he was en- route TO
his home at Spearfish. 5. D.. after work.
ing several months at Bakersfield. Cal.
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Systems in the East and Mid
die West File With Inter
tate Commerce Commission
Tariffs of Increased Rates.
ALL OTHERS EXPECTED
TO FOLLOW THE LEAD
Attorney General Wickersham
Has Not Indicated What His
Future Course in Behalf of
the Government viii Be,
CONFERENCE N CHICAGO

WASHINGTON. june 2--U ndnuUt-
w ed by the Eever.ment,s pro
nnti-trusf Not. by which n part of the
proposed increase Of freight rates IN
the territory west OF the Ml--i--tpPi
river was suspended by Injunction, rail-
roads I'm the east mud middle west Today
flied with the Interstate commerce
s.urnmir~ton tariffs of increased rates
Attorney General MickershHm de-
cIincs Co Indicate What course he VIII
pur.ue In behalf OF the government,
and the senate, Just on the verge to-
dny % pa-ninE the administration rate
hill. hesifnfed. and finally postponed
action until tomorrow.
Tonight practically every railroad
system in the north Atlantic TO the
Pacific has filed with the Interstate
commerce commission the legal n0tt-
fication OF proposed increases in com
modify rates. The increases range
from 20 81 per cent
schedules Of increases by the New York
central. the West shore and the Della
ware Iackawanna a. Western Then
the official proposal from the roads
traversinE the territory from Chicago
and Milwaukee TO indianapolis and Ohio
river points-twenty-th "a all--was
brought IN During the afternoon in
creased tariffs from the Atlantic sea-
board to Chicago. St Paul and inter-
mediate points were filed.
Like the revised schedules filed by
the roads west OF the Mississippi. the
Increased tariffs from the central
freight association territory were filed
in concert on the other hand. the
eastern roads filed their revised tariffs
Individually.
From 8 20 ~ Per Cent.
The Increases proposed By the rail-
roads IN the middle west range from 6
20 81 per cent. Those from the sea-
board 90 the west vary from 70 20
Der cent The Baltimore & Ohio's in
creascs on rates from Chicago to the
Eeaboard average about 10 per cent
The time set for the Increases to go
into effect on the eastern roads was
generally July :. on the roads I'm the
middle west July ! was the date fixed.
Before the revised tariffs began to
pour into the offices Of tire commission.
Attorney General Wickersham was re-
ceivlng kilograms from we stern ship
pers. asking him TO take action 70 have
the Injunction issued By the federal
court Tn Missouri extended TO other
commodities. especially wool.
Reply was made that 10 now was
too late IL was explained that the
government included I'm the bill such
rates az bad been called 90 its atten-
ton and that TIE failure Of other rates
90 be included must be laid at the
door Of the shippers.
As 90 the course Of the government
in regard 20 the railroads in the east
a~d middle west. the attorney general
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New York. June 2.-The writ OF ha-
bcas corpus obtained by Mrs Mabel
Spar Tor the production in the su-
preme court today OF her sister Lady
Franc s Cook. was withdrawn hy Mrs.
Spare lawyers at the opening Of the
court before Justice Amend.
John Floyd Hume and his wife de-
MED that they had IN any way infiu-
cnced Lady Cook or obtained or CT
deavored to obtain any part OF her
property. Lacy Cook also denied the
allegations in The petition.
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END CAVE SUDDENIY.

Philadelphia, June 2.-Joseph s. Har.
ris. former president of the Philadelphia
& Reading Railroad company. died sud,
denly today.
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Classified advertising in
The Herald Republican
is the daily guide used
by furnished room-hunt-
ers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-03
THF METALS.

Silver. 533lc.
Copper, catholics, 121zc.
Lead. per 100 lbs. S4.4O.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
TALCOTTS GRANT
A RIGHT Of WAY
Southern Pacific Must Pave
Street in Return for the
Privilege

OAKLAND, Sept. 5.-After many
months of delay, the Southern Pacific
company has finally obtained a right
of way through the Talcott property
north of East Fourteenth street in
Melrose along Bond street, for the ex-
tension of the Seventh street local
line to San Leandro. Owing to the
failure to obtain this right of way the
railroad company stopped several
months ago the laying of tracks for
the extension.
In a deed filed at the county hall of
records, j. r. and Cynthia r. Talcott
and the Talcott land company grant to
the Central Pacific railway, an auXil-
iary of the Southern Pacific company,
the exclusive right of operating a dou-
BILE track road through the Talcott
property. But in exchange for this
privilege the railroad must pave Bond
street, on which the line is to run.
provision of the deed compels the
railroad company to macadamize be-
tween the tracks and to lay macadam
for II feet on either side of the tracks
AS the tracks occupy "a feet this will
simply leave six foot strip for side
walks on either side unpaved. as Bond
street is SO feet wide. It is also pro-
vided that the railroad must grade the
street at its own expense and must
deposit the excavated earth in blocks
Il, l8, 8 and II of the Melrose Heights
tract, which are at present below
grade.
1t is understood that work will be
rushed now on the extension of the
line, for which more than mile of
track has already been laid, as far as
Central avenue. Thirty houses in the
path of the line have yet to be re-
moved, but 1t is believed no difficulty
will be experienced in their removal.
Electric service is to be provided by
the Southern Pacific on this extension,
which may form loop with the Stone
hurst branch. or may continue to San
Leandro. Hayward and on to form
loop with the San Ramon line, max
ing direct route from Contra Costa
cnnnfV
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

EDUCATION COURSE
CAMPUS FAV0RlTE
Well Known PedagOgnes VIII
Give Series of Addresses
on School Problems

BERKELEY, Sept 5.-President Lu-
ella Clay Carson of Mills college. Prot
Alexis F. Lange. Prof. W. c. Morgan
Prof. E. B. Babcock and host Of other
educators from all sections of the state
will take part in the series of educa-
tional lectures before the general pub
lie and the students of the department
of education of the university this
year.
The lectures will be delivered in
California hall Thursday afternoons at
o'clock. commencing this week. and
credit for the course will be given 70
students. Teachers of the entire bay
region last year were attracted 10 the
addresses, which dealt with scaboi
problems.
The series of lectures for the term
follow:
September s-"The Development of a Conn, IN.
try School for Boys" sherman D. Thacher' the
Thacher high school. NordhOn. ,
September 1J-"The Future OF High Schoot
Athletics - Principal George c. Thompson Ala-
September 22-..Co-operation Between the
Schools and the Agricultural Experiment STA
tion." Assistant Professor z. b. Bsbcock' uni
Versity department OF agriculture.
September 29-"The Relation Of the Study OF
state Fred W Koch Lowell high school.
October 6-''The Efficiency Curve OF the Hgh
school Curriculum Principal George A Mer
riII California School of Mechanical Arts.
October 13-'+Humsnistic Science" Assistant
Professor W. c. Morgan, university department
OF chemistry.
October 2O-''High school Courses for Girls.
Principal William H. Snyder, Hollywood high
school.
October 27-''The Relation Of High school
English to College English" President Luella
Clay Carson Mills college.
November 3-''Student Activities In the High
School, Principal Fl. o. Williams, Sacramento
high school.
November 10-'High School Mathematics for
the Average Student Miss Thirmuthis Brook
man. Berkeley high school.
November I7-"Personallty in the High School
Teacher" Principal t. j. Pendeld, Vacaville
high school.
December Principal Frederick Liddeke,
Fresno high school.
December S-''The Teacher Leading Citi-
zen.' " Prof. A F. Lange, university depart
ment Of education.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
OAKLAND BOOSTERS
PREPARE FOR TRIP
Four Pullman Cars Have Been
Engaged for Journey to
OrOville and Back

OAKLAND. Sept. 5.-Many requests
for reservations are being made for the
trip that has been planned by the
progress and prosperity committee of
the chamber of commerce for Sacra-
mento and Oroville Wednesday Four
Pullman cars have been engaged on the
Western Pacific and it is expected that
there will be little room TO spare when
the train leaves Third street and
Broadway at 10 o'clock in the morning.
The train will arrive at Sacramento
at o'clock in the evening. after max
ing stops at Hayward. Niles, Pleas
anton, Livermore and stockton. At
each OF these places the party will be
received by a local committee. The
train will stay two hours at Stockton.
The return will be made Friday The
special train will leave Sacramento
early in the morning and will go to
Oroville. 1t will stop at Marysville tw o
hours on the return for lunch and will
pull into Oakland at $50 o'clock in the
evening.
The affair has assumed larger pro-
portions than was at first expected and
is now being. hailed as a good piece of
boosting work. Mayor Mott is expected
to accompany the party. The CONNER
cial organizations of the cities and
towns along the route are planning TO
welcome the visitors and il is believed
that Oakland will be widely adver-
tised and that it's mercantile interests
VIII be brought into closer relations
with the interior.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
COOK ASKS POLICE
TO FIND FIANCEE
Divorced Woman Who Uses
Fictitious Names Has Been
Missing Since August 10

OAKLAND, Sept. 5.-James Ruston, a
cook employed in San Francisco. has
Clayton, who he says is his fiancee.
For several months the missing woman
has lived with her sister, Mrs. E. Camp
of $3.50 Fremont street, ever since she
was divorced from G. B. Paxton.
Although Ruston is worried over the
womans absence the sister does not
suspect any mishap. She said that
Mrs. Clayton. who used her maiden
name since her divorce. was in the
habit of taking fictitious name occa-
sionally and taking a trip. She be-
lieves that Ruston's betrothed will soon
return.
The woman was last seen in San
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
HOME ROBBED BY
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS
House Breakers Invade DWELL
ing During Parade

OAKLAND, Sept. Edward Cava-
naugh's home at 140S Telegraph ave-
nue. was broken into this forenoon by
a burglar while Edward Cavanaugh Jr.
was watching the union labor parade.
The family was away at Calistoga, and
the son, the only one here, discovered
the burglary at noon when he returned.
He reported the case to the police, but
was not able to give a description of
the stolen articles. He estimated the
loss at about $50.
II. w. de Leon reported that burglars
broke into his store at Alcatraz and
Telegraph avenues last night, cutting
a screen out of the back door. The
cash register was rif1ed of So.
George Hammond, living at San
Bruno, reported that a pickpocket
robbed him of a gold watch and a fob
in Broadway last night
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
MAYOR HODGHEAD WILL
TALK ON ANNEXATION
Address Before Washington
School Parents Association

BERKELEY, Sept. 5.-Mayor Beverly
l. Hodghead will address the Washing
ton school parents association tomor-
row night on the question of annexa-
tion to Oakland. Members of other
parents associations of the city have
been invited to hear the lecture and
attend social hour afterward.
The Washington school parents as
sociation is planning a number of meet
ings for the coming year. Next month
Beatrice Mccall, assistant probation
officer of Alameda county, will be the
speaker.
DR.. j. n. Force, who is connected with
the Berkeley dispensary, will discuss
the question of pure milk supply in
October.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
VANDALS CASH HIDE
OF VALUABLE HORSE
Real Estate Man Asks Police to
Investigate

OAKLAND. Sept. SO. Hudson,
real estate agent with Offices at S55
Bradway. has requested the police to
Investigate the two attempts made
within two weeks 10 ruin his horse. a
valuable mare which he stables at
Twenty ninth street and San Pablo ave
nue. There Is a vacant lot at that
place. in which the animal runs during
the night, and both times the mis-
creants have committed their deprada-
tions there. Hudson said the horse
was found by him with its hide zashed
as IL with a heavy knife. early this
morning Two weeks ago the same
thing occurred, and he was compelled
TO call in veterinarian to have the
horse treated. He is not able to ex-
plain the reason fer the peculiar van
dalism.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
GRADUATE STARTS
LABORATORY TESTS
Chemist Commences Work On
Cereal Experiments at Uni-
versity Agricultural College

BERKELEY, Sept 5.-To carry on
special Investigations in the cereal
laboratories of the university under
Prof. George. w. Shaw head agrono-
mist of the department of agriculture,
John A. Marshall, a graduate with the
class of 1907 and son of DIR. John S.
Marshall, head of the dental corps of
the United States army, has commenced
work on a series of experiments.
Young Marshall, who is known as a
pfllnant chemist, recently returned
from postgraduate studies at the Uni
Verslty of Berlin. Previous to his la
boratory work on the continent he was
for two years chemist for the Dupont
powder works in charge of the sui
phuric acid department.
He is well known on the campus
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
Bridge structural and ornamental workes float shopng mode

bostel of the firm of Palmer Horn
bostel of New York. the architects
whose design for the new municipal
structure was accepted by the board of
public works. Signs were hung from
the steel model with the inscriptions
.Oakland's City Hall. We expect TO
build it, and "Patronize Home Indus
-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

TRAMP SHOOTS PoLICEMAN-Phoenix, Ariz
Sept. policeman Debose, employed by the
Southern Pacific railway at ella Bend. was
shot in the abdomen and perhaps fatally
wounded by tramp about midnight last
night in scuffe following the tramp's
election from the train
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
of Oakand city hail. prize the Labor day parade

aside from his work and was active in
the affairs of the class of 1907. He is
a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fra
ternity.
Marshall's wife. Mrs Hazel Knowles
Marshall, is brilliant pianist, who also
completed studies in Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

Francisco August 16. She was then
bearing the name of Mrs. Burnett and
was employed in this city. Ruston has
heard from friends that she was across
the bay on that day. but he has not
heard from her since.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS
SHOW BIG INCREASE

BERKELEY, Sept. 5.-A gain of more
than 90 per cent in the postoffice re-
ceipts is shown in the report for the
month of August issued by Postmaster
Clarence S. Merrill The total amount
of the receipts was s9,93630. In Au-
gust Of last year the total was sS,225.S1
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
OUT IN FORCE

The teamsters' representation was
one Of the strongest from any union
in the county, although they were
without uniform. The lumber clerks
contributed three floats exhibiting lum-
Der. The float of the laborers' pro-
tective association contained about 10
members. The electrical workers.
garbed in blue shirts and white trous-
ers, and carrying parasols, made an ex-
cellent showing.
c. r. Elder, as marshal, and F. H.
Mosher and D. L. Wilson as aids, led
the third division. which was an at
tractive and feature section of the
parade. The bridge, structural and
ornamental iron workers No. III led
the division. Their float was a minia-
ture steel model of the steel frame of
Oskland's new city hall to be built in
the near future, and was completed after
three weeks labor. requiring expert
Workmanship. IT was constructed from
s design submitted by Henry Horn
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
OBERLIN'S PRESIDENT
WILL TALK AT SCHOOL
DR.. King to Address Berkeley
High Pupils

BERKELEY. Sept 5.-Dr. Henry
Churchill King, president of Oberlin
college, has accepted an invitation to
address the Berkeley high school stu
dents Tuesday morning at the school
assembly hall at 9:45 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

POSTMASTER DIES-Santa Monico Sept .
Postmaster h. B. SummerheId died here to-
day after an illness of few weeks He was
40 years of age, and had recently been ap-
pointed postmaster for his third consecutive
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-04-30

Mrs l.. O. Garrabrant has served
faithfully during the past year a. mem
Der of the School Board, having been
appointed to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Mrs Marth A. Bow
man. She is a candidate for re-elee-
tion for the remainder of the term Of
one year. She is entitled to this con-
sideration. She is thoroughly qualified
by education and experience for the
position and its duties. She graduated
from the State Normal school of Kinks
vile Mo-, and then taught for six years
in her home town She also taught in
the schools of Grand Junction and Las
Animas, Colorado. During her resi-
dence in this city of over 22 years she
has been active in club affairs, having
been at times president Of the Shakes
peare and Discussion clubs. She has
also been interested in all important
movements having for their object the
bstterment of society. The friends of
our schools will make no mistake in
slecting her to the position as . men,
ber of the school board.