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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
MACK AND LEONE
GOING TO ORPHEUNI
Stock Company Now at Daniels
viii Move For
Summer.

The announcement is made that VIII
lard Mack, Maude Leone and the stock
company now playing at the Daniels
theatre Will remove TO the Orpheum
for the summer season, beginning
June 3. The change will be an advan-
ageouS one for the company, as the
Orpheum theatre Is much larger and
Will better accommodate the crowded
houses which Mr.. Macks playing al
ways attracts. Also il is very cool
building, and no Inconvenience will be
felt by audiences at the Orpheum, no
matter how hot the weather may prove
TO be this summer. This plan to have
a special summer engagement of the
popular stock company at the Orpheum
viii meet with the heartiest approval
Of both the Daniels and OrpheUm pa
irons
Rosa Roma, a member of the stock
company, who has pleased the popular
fancy in her recent appearances, is the
wife Of Manager Q. N Sutton of the
Orpheum, and Mr.. Sutton is also a
stakeholder in the company.
With the reopening of the Orpheum
theatre about the middle of July, the
Mack Stock company will resume their
offerings at the Daniels. The change
to the Orpheum is only temporary, and
Mr.. Mack retains his interest in the
Daniels theatre. The success uni
fOrmly attending every play presented
since the opening of the Daniels as
SureS an unusually successful season
at the Orpheum.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
STAR. AGED THREE. WINS
Prizes at Fairgrounds Benefit Per-
fOrmanee at Colonial Go to Two
Clever Little Amateurs.

Amateur speciaIties were a between
the-acts feature OF the benefit per-
Torrance of "St. Elmo" given for the
Fairgrounds association at the Cole~
NAL theatre last night Some eXcep-
tiOnal acts were presented by num-
Der Of young performers, who ap-
peared for the first time last night on
any stage. The large audience re-
ceived the addition to the evening
entertainment with enthusiasm and re-
spOnded with heartiest applause TO the
efforts of the amateurs.
A committee from the WOmen's
clubs Of the city acted as judges, and
they based their deductions on the
amount of applause given each per-
Torrance. The first prize of $40 was
won by little Lyndon Snow, aged 3,
son of DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Snow. who
sang in charming baby voice and
brought down the house. The second
prize of SIS went to Miss Margaret
Browning, aged 3, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Browning, for her eXcep-
tiOnal performance on the violin.
Others who deserve special mention
are Miss Keren Jensen, who sang de-
lightfully, and Miss Young, reader. The
Swiss Warblers, a group of four sing
ers, also pleased the audience A hand
some sum will be given to the Play
grounds association as a result OF last
nights benefit.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
DETAILS OF HOLOCAUST
Fire at AOmOri, North Japan, Worse
Than Indicated in the Dis
patches at the Time.

Victoria, 3. c., May 25.-Details Of
the disastrous fire at Aomori, North ia
pan, in which 100 persons were burned
to death and 5000 of the Il, 500 build
ings were RACED, with loss of S2,000, 600,
were received by the steamer Inaba
Maru today. The burned area was one
and three-sevenths miles long and a
quarter of mile broad Soldiers
searching the debris found several
scores of charred bodies. Thirty thou
sand homeless persons were gathered
into refugee camps. Great suffer
ing followed the fire and supplies Of
rice brought in were eaten raw by the
starving people. A store of powder
exploded and shook the whole area
soon after the fire was extinguished.
The fire originated in a small house,
and high wind and lack of water re-
suited in cOnflagration on both sides
Of the river. One family, seeking to
save ValIra bles from a StOrehouSe, was
locked in by the police, who were ig-
nOrant Of their presence, and all per-
ished. AgOniZing scenes occurred
where persons seeking to save their
furniture were driven away by the
flames. Many ferried their goods across
the river, thinking TO find safety there
but were driven away and their goods
destroyed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
DEFENSE PUT Up BY
THE BEEF PACKERS
Validity of Indictments CUES.
ti0ned-RepIy of Govern
ment Counsel.

Chicago. May 25--The first sl1irmish
in the governments attack or the So
called beef trust began before Judge
lands in the United States court here
today when counsel for the National
Packing company ana its ten subsidiary
concerns assailed the validity of the in
dictments charging com bination in re-
straint of trade.
The defendants were represented by
Attorneys Ralph Crews, George T.
buckingham and Joseph H. DeFrees; the
government by District Attorney Edwin
W. Sims, Special Assistant District At
torney ElwoOd Goldman, and Assistant
to the Attorney General Oliver E. Pa
gin. In his argument Mr.. Buckingham
alleged
THAT the Indictment does not go
into particulars sufficiently.
2.-That it does not show a crime nor
cite tacts constituting crime
3.-That if there was a crime, the
statute Of limitations (three years. had
run against it.
THAT the Indictment charges no
interstate commerce transactions.
5.-That no place in which the COM
binatiOn operated or had existed is al
legged.
ct is a combination which. is iIle-
gal; not its acts.
James Il. Wilkerson, special assistant
United States district attorney, made
the argument for the government.
Attorney Ralph Crews, general coun-
sci for the National Packing company,
followed with a brief closing argument
for the packers. In reply to Mr.. Buck
ingham, Mr.. WilkersOn for the govern
ment raised the following points:
That it is not necessary to set forth
in the Indictment the governments evil
dence against the packers.
That the packing concerns are en-
gagged in Interstate commerce.
That it is not necessary TO name the
place where the alleged combination
was formed.
That the statute OF limitations had
not run against the packing companies.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26

calling in port and the industries and
mines running seven days in the week
The only hope Of our people here is
the coming Of some good Christian
man who viii conduct the fish bust
ness and the timber trade on Christian
principles and by example teach Sab
bath observance"
The board, in conclusion, asks the
general assembly to consider the ad-
visibility Of an approach 10 other
leading denominations on the question
of unifying interest and influence in
the matter Of chaplaincies in the army
and navy.
The Heresy Cases.
The judicial committee OF the gem
eral assembly today completed the
hearing of the committee Of ministers
in the New York Presbytery heresy
cases and its report may be given out
tomorrow
The ministers committee appealed TO
the assembly against the action of the
Presbytery Of New York City N Ii
censlnS Steen, Black and FiJus, stu
dents of Union Theological seminary,
after they had admitted they did not
believe in the miraculous conception,
the raising Of Lazarus from the tomb
and certain old biblical miracles. They
also appealed against the action Of the
Synod of New York state in sanction
ing the licensing Of the students after
filed a protest against such action.
During the after Don session OF the
assembly a resolution touching upon
the temperance question was intro
duced by Homer = Castle of Pittsburg.
The Rev. d. H. Sharp of Red Bluff,
Cal, said.
I know some excellent Presbyterian
ministers and l.zymen who drink wine,
and they are as good as we are"
There was a chorus Of mol" from
the commissioners, followed by hiss
ing
''Weu, anyway DR.. Sharp said,
they would not hiss man who had
courage enough TO stand in the open
and give his opinion
The Rev. J. W. MCGOWAN Of Mon
tana asked what was the limitation
OF sales Of books by the bookstores
conducted by the church. He concluded
by saying:
It would rather teach my boy, If I
had one, to drink beer. or whisky, than
let him read some of the books sold"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
DESPERATE FIGHT TO
STOP BRIBERY TRIAL
Facts Point to Corruption.
Continued From Page One)
violated a ministerial duty, but not his
judicial duty"


Springfield, Ill, May 25.-By testi-
mony given before the SangamOn
county grand jury today a few facts
UNFOLDING the reports that corruption
was practised in connection with liquor
legislation were brought out. Nathan
A. Cole Of Peoria, publicity director for
the United Manufacturers & Mer-
chants association, an organization of
liquor interests, vehemently denied his
organization had used any money to
influence legislation or that lobby
lad been maintained He declared the
work OF the association was purely ed
ucatiOnal
He said: Statements that the Anti
Saloon league and the prOhibitiOnists
are at outs is the rankeSt kind OF nom
sense The antl-SalOOn people and the
prOhibitiOnists made the fight together
whenever there was a case OF the dis
tributiOn OF the spOils-
In Chicago the prOhibitionists sent
man INTO my office TO steal my pa
pers in an effort TO make an expose of
the organization of which I am an Of
ncer. They even forged my signature.
The United Manufacturers & Mer-
chants association has never used any
money in the furtherance of its OBJ
Jects, except TO conduct a campaign of
education The prohibitionists are not
fair fighters
They have never been in a cam
paign yet but When they yelled cor
IupCiOn. We would not make a charge
Of corruption unless we knew IL. 1 am
longing 10 my association before the
grand jury We have nothing to con-
CeaL'
Mr.. SerogSin Ignorant.
Ernest A. ScrOggin, legislative su-
perlntendent Of the Illinois Anti-salOOn
league, said he knew nothing positive
about bribery. 7 have heard rumors,
of course, but nothing definite" said
Mr.. Scroggin. I'VE heard there was 4
fund of $4,000 to secure the passage
of house bill No $50 at the last ses-
sion, but it was only rumOred. This
was the bill which provided cities and
Incorporated towns and villages might
vote themselves wet without the town
ships voting.
The statement that the Anti-saloon
league used money to influence legis-
spent to influence the vote Of a legis-
latOr. The statement that the league
spent $500, 900 in securing or defeating
legislation is ridiculous. Il the
twelve years of its existence the
league never had 100000 at its COM
mand."
The Rev. Mr.. Shells, president OF
positive evidence OF graft. That at
least three persons Will be indicted as
a result Of evidence given before the
county grand jury in the investigation
of legislation for new desks in the
house and the senate was predicted to-
night.
The appearance before the grand
jury today Of a mysterious witness
was followed by the issuance OF a
subpoena for Senator HOltslaW of Iuka,
& member of the committee that had
charge Of negotiations for furniture.
Sheriff Werner left tonight for Iuka
with the subpoena
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
trouble IS THREATENED
Company of Georgia Militia Ordered to
Lookout Mountain to
Suppress Rioters.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 25.-Rumors
are In circulation here tonight that
a riot has been in progress at the
Lookout Coal & Coke cOmpany's plant
on Lookout mountain A telephone
message from Rome, Ga, says a COM
pany of militia has been ordered from
that city to Durham, Ca.
No details are given as to the cause
or extent Of the trouble. Those in
authority at the mines, when called
by telephone, declined to make any
statement, further than to say all is
quiet there
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26

n killed also testified.
View the Body.
Vbap tho coroDa-'S i,,,..- bs5
Armstrongss Statement.

In behalf Of himself and the young
men who were IN the automobile, other
than the chauffeur, which ran over and
resulted in the death of Mrs. Hansen,
Ralph H Armstrong, makes the state
ment that they were not Joy riding
neither did they run away from the
scene, but on the other hand remained
and rendered every aid possible. Mr.
Armstrong says that Henry Bowdich
and OrsOn Stayner had an engagement
up town and were invited by the chauf-
feur to ride to the city. Young Cromp-
ton wanted to ride part way and then
take a car back. He desires to have 1t
thoroughly understood that neither he
nor his friends were in any manner to
blame.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
RIGHTS OF PAUPERs.

Washington. May 25.-A bill provid-
criminal or civil action or defend one
IN any federal court and appeal IL even
to the United States supreme court
without cost was reported favorably
by the judiciary committee of the
House TODAY
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
DIED.

SHARP.-In Oakland, California, May
goth, Winfield Scott Sharp, husband
of Belle Z. Sharp, formerly of Park
City, and brother of DR.. J. s. Sharp, of
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Sharp was ma
tive Of Pennsylvania and was ca years
and months old at the time Of his
death.
The funeral was held at Oakland,
Monday, May %. The body was Gre
mated.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
Will CLOSE SATURDAY.

New York, May 25.-The governors
Of the stock exchange today decided to
close the exchange on Saturday, May
%, the Saturday preceding Decoration
day, a legal holiday, on which the ex-
change also viii be closed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-26
COAL MINERS WIN.

St. Louis, May 25.-FOrty-two coal
mine operators in the BelleVille dis
trict this afternoon voted to accept the
terms of the striking coal miners in
Illinois and 20 secede from the Illinois
Coal Operators' association.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22
- Il. R.@DANLIN, Manager ~r-- J.
Office at Saturday News----P Phone Main 363.
Some People Are
Hard to Convince..

= Some people are as hard to
convince as the fellow who was
walking down the railroad with a
friend named Ole when the fast
freight shot passed them. He STEP
ped off to one side of the track and
walked on slowly, but his friend, dis
appeared on the other side. When
he had gone a few hundred yards
and didn't see Ole he turned and
walked back. This is the way he
told it: 81 walked few steps and
couldn't see Ole anywhere. Then |
went on up the track fifty yards and saw one
of Ole's arms. A few steps further
I found Ole's other arm. But
l couldn't see anythingof Ole. A few yards
further up the track found Ole's legs, and
few steps further saw Ole's head: And l
said to myself: I believe something has
happened to Ole.'
You have, no doubt, been thinking for
several years of buying a lot or house and
lot, but you have kept putting it off, thinking
possibly that Watertown property would get
cheaper but it has not lit has kept right on
climbing and will continue to advance. Can't
help it because WATERFOWL is the best town
in the state. Look over some OF these bar
gains then see us and We will show you some
real deals. ~.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22
Sold

1926 L the prizes Of good lot sox
tes feet ssst frontage. four blocks
from hlsh school. This . sssy
reasonable Tor i lot leeatsd O.
tgs'lls ons Z.
q '.s5ss
$4,000 % An ssant ! nj nsssI
81 room islsstass a ] sssd paf'tE
III the ely sssar ny hloh seheeifII
Flns iarus iot cement Nalls ~.
This prop ean be hovoht sn
On sory rsasS 81 e tsrns. m essls
. ; IA eai1sss psysnsnts u -
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

$13OO-WiII buy two half lots, with
a frontage of rs feet by 104 feet
deep. One Of these lots Is a cor
ner lot. This 10 one Of tho finest
building silica In Watertown. Six
blocks east Of the high school.
You'll have to hurry If you want
to grab this property.
$26OO-WIII buy good house and
barn one block from the Arcade
Hotel, lot 5ox165. This Ia Inside
property and Is snap. We have
vacant lot beside Of It for 5000.
This would be an elegant site for
an apartment house. You fellow
with little Idle dough drawing
6 per eent-better look this deal
up and get In on the raise.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

$3.50 each for two splendid large
lots, with cement sidewalk, city
water and sewer, In the prettiest
part Of the city near the hospital.
These lots are we'll worth $1,000
each. You had better hurry II
you want one OF these before the
owner changes his mind.
1s , @Rn &2I.; ~, -tsE.
500 will buy a splendid residence
lot In the east part Of the city,
not far out. City water. This u I
an elegant building spot and
fine neIshborhood.
500 will buy q good high and dry
& lot In Kemp Bros. Addition. This
will be choice property in few
years and you Will thrIbbIe your
money In the next two years.
$500 Is the price Of aneat 4 room
cottage Ii the cream Of the east
side. The lot Is an east front and
Is worth $500 alone. Good neigh
borhood. City water and sewer.
Six blocks from Granite block.
40 [.
$3.50 Six room cottage, on lot so
x1e7, east front, south front. This
Is one Of the very best cheap
properties We have on our list.
20
$17OO buys two elegant lots In the
east part Of the city. Good barn
on one Of these lots.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22
HERE is THE OPPORTUNITY OF
( YOUR LIFE 4,

HERE ii The OPPORTUNITY OF
YOUR LIFE
$500 will buy a good new two
d story house only about six blocks
from the business part OF tho city.
This house Is only a couple OF years
y old and s3ls located on a corner lot
y 50x165 feet. Tho lot alone Il worth,
not less than 500. This property
can be bought for $500; $500 cast,
and balance on monthly payments
Of SIS per month a s per cent In.
i tersst. II yot have ailttIe money
saved up here ls the best chance
you will ever get to have good
5@59 i,on,e Z :-sAdy to move right Into. {
80 s.. 4. HI .$s
$35O-WilI buy good residence lot I
50x165, five blocks from the new
postoffice, and three blocks from
5s central school. This lot will be
worth $500 In a very short time.
II you want # you will have to
hurry a. i Il Will be gobbied up
q like hot cakes.
VI 81 sasss35.
.$24OO New elk room cottage, full
basement, cement sidewalk, cleo
trio wired, bath room, and plumb
Ing roughed In, Close 70 the high
Sss5 school. It's a bargain and will
bear investlga alton.
sc 8a
"a BUSINESS LOT AND BUILDING
AT A GREAT BARGAIN
s$47OO Here is splendid bargain
Ia 4 piece Of business property we'll
and centrally located. Tho lot 10
25x165 feet and contains good
building over 100 feet deep with an
N. upstairs on the front o. the build.
Ing which Is used for residence pur-
poses. The lower floor WIliSrent Tor
$50 per month and the rooms un i
stalrs will easily rent for SIS per
month. Here e 4 chance for some
man with the cash to make GOOD
paying investment and own 4 piece
y PT0Perky tnat - bound 20 double
y the next two years.
y 3s
$4,000 SIX roon, cottage, two
larss east facing lots, well covsr.s3
60 with big trees, city ysatsr in
the house, cement sidawailS. and
sewer In the street Ii front 81 Tn
s = I
houss. Good barn and chlcken
house. Plenty 81 room al othsr18
lot for another houss. The barss
lots are worth s1so Tt,Is prep
srty y Z rare bargain ma vii s.
picked m bsfors lons. 81 &.
81
s$25OO aeod ssvsn room, ss
story housss ~ tssp ~ lOo
Got frontaae NJ teG ssstI 81
Hood barns slsd ehl1lsss III
tfsss, essnsnt n
his q . coed III n l.e,sg
pisndld repair I'm q
2soo. IJsse u iiIlv1i, ~
u, go q ! - no.
- DaV1IN IlllsI n IN lSlsks n
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22
THIS is A BARGAIN

S1S5O will buy good, now cottage
on the north aide In good neigh
obrhood. This property 10 not far
out and Is one Of the best and
cheapest pieces Of property we have
on our list City water, sewer, gas
and electricity In the house. II you
are looking for a good deal In q
s cottage, It will be we'll for you to
! Investigate this.
3 A DANDY HOME FOR LITTLE
MONEY
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

S5OOWill buy an elegant lot 5oxte5
feet with sewer and water In street
II on the north aide. We have three
81 Of these lots In this tract and they
are east front and are beauties. n
s you want one Of them you had bet
ter get action now.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

70 IN - ssl,
4020O 1slyS splendid 9dSrtsf5
ttisn q isnd withln \ ss.ss..css
~ vais MI MN
Y b, lsu WI w " hurry - II =
psod MINI Sn q, lsss 49, III
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22
AN ELEaANT MODERN HOME
CLOSE I'M

$4,000 will buy splendid modern
six room cottage only three blocks
from the postoffice. The LOT 10 high
and dry and q worth $500 without
: stick on i. This house u nicely
~ arranged and q fnished Ia birch.
Splendid basement.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

"a 2s
$500 Will buy a strictly modern
two story house only two blocks
from the Catholic church. This
house contains three good rooms
on the upper floor with a large hall
and three large rooms upstairs with
closets and large hall and bath and
toilet. This house is 90 arranged
that the upper floor can be rented
out for furnished rooms at $40 each
E and Will bring $50 per month. Here
is a chance for some young man
with an ambitious wife to help ray
for good home. sg.. z. ..% &
A GOOD HARDWARE STOCK FOR.
SALE CHEAP
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

1911 Here Is splendid bargain.
a modern I room house, only one
half block from the high school,
east front lot 5ox165 feet good
barn, cement walks, trees, etc.
This house 10 modern In every
way with the exception o. fur
mace. Good cement basement.
City watsr. sewer, uas and else
trie lights. II = positive snap
and can 30 bought on reasonable
terms. Sos about 4 now. paxiln!
has nothing else 70 % but show
city property.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

$4,000 have a good clean stock
NJ Of general hardware In WATERFOWL
which we can sell for $4,000. This
Will bear the closest !nspectlon A.
Il ls a good paying business and tho
# business 10 we'll established.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22
Sold

- 5 4
$4,000 good six room cottage,
close In, on two good lots, with
city water, sewer, sidewalk, otc.
Part cash. There 10 plenty Of
room on these lots for two more
buildings as 1t " a corner and
Inside lot with an east front. This
property Is = money maker for
any one. Look u up quick.
12 siss
$4,000 We have i beautiful ok
room cottage In good netohbor-
3 hood on the north side which can
be bought Al 4 great bargain. Thls
is ! new house and IL absolutely
modern Il, eysry way. City water.
b sewer, electric lights, gas. a good
brieked In hot air furnace, full
basement, ati cemented. u now.
rents Tor s2s per month. Ii e cor.
tainly i bargain. The owner does
not live In Watertown. Il you want
4 place Ike this you,li have 70 hurs
N, - Il Will not last long At shls
price.
Is
HERE e Al SPLENDID BARGAIN
5$25OO viii buy new large NJ
room eottaoe within sivs minutss'i
walk o. the postotsics. Lot soxiss
H and y close enough Ia Tor i busl
mess location. You cannot build the
houss for lea than ~ L ~
ons 81 the orsstsst snaps NJ hays
m olr lIst.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22

Is Il s55
S26OO-Here is a new 24x38 cot.
tage which Is nicely planned with a !.
splendid lot 5oxt65 feet, In a SPLEEN
4 did neighborhood In the east part
& OF the city. A splendid Pipestone
foundation, basement full size of the
house all cemented, an elegant ois-f
tern, bath room and closets. This
property is very reasonable at the /
above price and It Is a home good
enough for any person.
as
AN ELEGANT MODERN HOME
$45OO-Here Is splendid deal on
modern homo very close In. This
property Is only two blocks and ~
B half from the postoffice and u ALSO
rs luteIy inside property. 4 u an eles
& giant two story house on i splendid
lot. House all finished In hard
wood and maple floors. Everything
4 strictly modern. The man who
owns this property e compelled to-
SD leave the city and Wants TO sell on
q that account. II ls certainly an.
elegant home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-07-22
FIRST FLOOR PLAN.
A GOOD RESIDENCE LOT FOR
FL 500

We have a number Of good resi-
decne lots In tho southeast part OF the
city which we can sell for $50 each.