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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
SOCIAL AND. PERSONAL.

Mr.. f. r Mills announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter NJ, eau, TO
Mr. j II. Dimmitt. The wedding viii
take place oct. r.
Mrs. A. H. ) Bird Is hostess At a
tea this afternoon given In honor Of
Mrs. Palmer.
Mrs. Florence X. Woodruff entertains
at tea this afternoon.
DR. II. O. Jensen has returned from
attendance ON the national convention
Of optometrlsts at Cedar Point o.,
which Is 10 meet in this city next year
He says the convention will bring 5000
visitors TO salt Lake next August.
A v Taylor is back from Spring
valley. Wyo.. whore he is actively en-
gagged in the oil business He reports
the outlook as promising
Misses Dorothy and Laura Weber
have gone TO Northampton. Mass to
attend Smith college.
Douglas White. head OF the literary
department Of the Salt Lake Route. is
in the city from Los Angeles
H 81 Fennimore Of the Bell Tele-
phone company has gone To Montreal
To attend a convention there OF com
mercial telephone managers, from all
over the country
Manager s II. Babcock Of the Com
mercial club traffic bureau. Is on va
cation.
Alma Katz, brother OF Mrs II NJ.
Wells has returned 10 his Portland
home. after n pleasant renewal OF old
acquaintance here during the past
week
Chemist Harms was in Heher and
Park city Saturday on state business
Ranger G F. Cooley OF the forest
service. is back from the Occur d'Alene
where he went with others to iEht
fires.
J r Burton returned to Salt Lake
Saturday from the east, where he has
been for the past two weeks on bust
ness.
George y Childs, superintendent Of
Utah county schools. IL In the city to-
day comforting with state Superin-
tendent of Schools A. G. Nelson with
regard to the holding OF the Titan
County Teachers institute at Spring
vile, october 10. IA and 10. A number
of prominent educators will address
the teachers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
RECENT DEATHS
LEN ELIzA MARTIN

ALLEN. ELIZA MhRTIN-Mrs.
Eliza Martin Allen. relict Of
Daniel r. Alien. the pioneer
miller OF Utah died yesterday eve
ming at the home ~ nor granddaught-
err. Ada r. Goodrich, at West Jor-
dan. Mrs. Allen was horn In Brooklyn,
ong Island. MAY II. 1929. She Joined
the church OF Jesus Christ OF latter
dsy saints in 1s42, and crossed the
plains In an OK team wagon with her
husband and family. arriving In the
salt Lake valley IN September, 1853.
and settled AZ West Jordan. where
Mr. Allen took charge % Bishop
Gardeners nower mill She leaves
large posterity Numbering more than
500 Of children. grandchildren. great
grandchildren. and great-great-grand-
children. The funeral services will he
held In the West Jordan meeting
house at O'Clock y. m, Wednes-
day Sept. IS
PItkFORD. JAMES EDWARD
Edward James Pickford died al the
family residence ~ North ogden AZ
3 O'Clock saturday evening OF leakage
Of the heart after an illness OF several
months. Deceased was horn in Eng
land. Jan. pa 1855. and has been
resident 81 North ogden since 1879.
He Is survive by his wife. FIVE daush-
tiers and one son: also nine grand
children The funeral will be held at
the NoTth ogden Westinghouse. Tues
dav afternoon at o'clock. lnterment
win take pace at the North ogden
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
WAS WELL KNOWN HERE.
Donald Stubbs. Accldcntally shot IN
Cleveland. Has Chance to Live.

Donald Subbs, n son OF the we'll
known traffic director Of the Hartman
lines, and general agent Of these limos
al Cleveland, ohio is lying at the
point ~ death from a gunshot wound
over the heart, which he says was ac-
cidentally inflicted when discovered
Saturday evening he was PROSTATE In
his office. which was In much disorder
and the location OF his wife could
not be ascertained at the time by the
police. Mr.. Stubbs, Sr Immediately
came on from Chicago In special
train. re could ascertain no reason
for any belief there was an attempt
at suicide, ard said the cause OF tho
unfortunate incident vas his sons
weakness for drink. The young man
had explained to the police that he
was examining a newly purchased re-
yolver. when IL was accidentally dts
charged. The doctors say Donald has
"A lighting chance for life
He il well known in Salt Lake. where
for several months hn was in the Of
fees OF General Freight Agent Reeves
OF the Short Line, and showed him
self a good railroad man. Young Stuhbs
had studied law in Chicago. and Of
fciated for two years as general agent
n Boise. before coming to this city.
He LETT here the last OF June. to marry
Miss Marguerite Wheeler IN New York.
the two locating in Cleveland after
the houevr1oon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
LATE LOCALS

Goss Home Robbed-Thieves broke
into the home of Paul Goss. SIS south
sixth East street Saturday night and
stole SOS I'm money and a silver tea
set They gained an entrance through
a rear window.
Col. Holmes Coming Home--Colonel
and Mrs f. F. Holmes are expected
home from southern California any
time after the first Of the month,
when they. are to open the Guardo
house for the time they remain IN
this city.
Stork Makes n Call--There Is new
assistant attorney general in town.
weight 10 pounds. brought by the
stork this morning Mother ana cnlld
doine we'll though the former was
very Co., Attorney General Barnes Is
receiving congratulations.
New Recruiting Officer--corUora
Paul n Cologne Of the marine corps
has arrived from Mare Island 20 take
temporary charge Of the recruiting
station in this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
MAYOR TAKING A HAND.
Tries to stnl Troubled Water I'm Police
Court

Mayor Brsnsford has stepped into the
widening breach between Judge Whit
aker 81 the police court and the Office
~ city Atty n J. Dininny. He Wis
tied the police headquarters today and
had long tax with chief OF Police
sam Barlow and Judge Whitaker.
u am tired ~ all this wransling,
said the mayor Il would like to get
this matter settled M he continued
and soc things running smoothly again
Il no sooner get one thing straightened
out than something else comes up to
make things unpleasant The mayor
then went up into the chs mbers OF
Judge whitaker and had long and
evidently serious talk
Judge whitaker announced. however.
that there would he no reconciliation
out Of court Rs far as ne was con
cerned The case comes up before
Judge Morse tomorrow morning. W. 3.
Dalton was In court as usual this morn
ing and read the usual statement to the
court To the effect that the city attor-
neys office was willing TO prosecute,
and that he was ready to act for him.
= 4 Rogers acted as usual aud Dali
ton was a mere spectator. however.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
REprBLIcANs NAME CANDIDATES
Sanpetc County Convention l. Held
And Platform Adopted.

Mount Pleasant Sept 26 The Re
publican county convention of Sanpete
met at Fsirview Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock for the purpose OF nominating
county ticket. two state representa-
tiyes, one state senator. effect a county
organization, and appoint IS delegates
10 attend the state convention to be
held In ogden.
County Chairman Herbert r. smith
called the convention 10 order. Secy
T. D. Sorenson read the official call.
after which f. ID. WooleY was intro
duced by II T.. Smith as TEMPORARY
chairman and made a brief speech
Herbert r. Smith was elected tenn
pcrary secretary After the appointing
OF a committee on credentials. one on
resolutions and platform. and one on
order Of business. a recess was taken
for one hour.
on reconvening the committee on Gre
dentials reported all precincts repre-
aented. no contests. and all allowed TO
vote. When the order Of business came
up a majority and q minority report
was offered. Considerable interest was
exhibited. Finally. by ballot. the ma
ioritv report was accepted. which put
the nominating Of senator TO nearly the
last order Of business. This virtually
was contest between the senatorial
candidates ana was considered a point
won hy the Livingston faction.
j. VI. johnson was chosen chairman
Of the convention. II. II. smith, Vice
chairman. and Mcllor OF Fayette, secre-
tary, NJ A. Boyden was chosen assist
ant secretary
The party platform was adopted
and the following candidates named
County Clerk--O. u. Elisson OF Mo
roni
Assessor-H c. Hansen Bogh OF
fountain Green,
Trcasurcr--Arthur Johnson of Spring
CITY
Recorder Barney F.. Tuby Of Eph-
RAIN.
County Commissioners - Four-year
term. James Anderson, Jr., OF Fair
view. two-year term, Peter Mortenson
az Ephrslm.
County Attorney-Eph Hansen Of
Ephraim
State Senator-W. u. Livingston.
over John " Seely The former get
ting sc votes and the latter 81.
Sheriff-John Hnudsen of Mt Pleas
ant
urveyor-Clyde whitlock Of May
field
representative r. <earns Of
Gunnison and sydney S. Sauderson or
Fairview
Superintendent Of schoois-Alfred Y
Rees Of Wales
j NJ johnson ~ Spring city vas
elected county chairman and the chair
men ~ tho local precincts were elected
as county committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS

Theatcr--The advance sale for Hen
~ Miners engagement. I'm Her Hus-
bands wife" at the theater opens at
tho box office tomorrow morning Man
ager Pyper anticipates an old time
rush
Mr. Mnler's many admirers here will
he pleased 10 learn that he viii intro
duce a curtain ra User before Her Hus-
bands wife" both evenings ~ his en-
gagement. a one-act sketch entitled
Frederic LeMaitre.' which was adapt
cd from the French for Mr Miller's
special use nv the late .lyde Fltch. The
curtain Will rise at s.l5 sharp, on ac-
count Of the double bill
C'oionlai-"The Prince OF Pilsen"
with an ail-star cast will be seen at
Mr.. Corts house tonight Tuesday. and
Wednesday, with the usual Wednesday
matinee. Following The Prince Of
pUsen" comes our New Minister, "
which opens Thursday night
orphcun,-The new bill OF the week
goes on this evening with the Ryan
Richheld company as headliners.
Gprrick-The Ingersoll company In
the strong western play, entitled The
Wolf" viii he seen tonight and all the
week. with the customary Wednesday
and Saturday matinees,
DanieI~--The Allen Curtis company
in IAN American Princess" will be the
attraction this evening, with the usual
double performance.
Moving Pi,furcS--rhc Luna. lsis.
shubert and Elite will present new
pictures all around this week, number
OF attractiys nlps hay.ng been secured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
RAILROAD NEWS
c. y. WARREN RETURNS.
Keen Competition Now Rules In Me-
yada--Shccp Trailing Begins

vada--shecp Trailing Begins.
General Agent G. f. Warren Of the
Santa Re has Just returned from
business. trip to Nevada He reports a
lively condition Of things out there in
tho way OF sharp competition between
tho Southern Pacirc and the Western
Pacific for all kinds Of business, the
struggle including the sacramento val
ley as well. Where II formerly required
Ave TO 10 days to get merchandise ship
ments from Pacific coast points into
central Nevada, II now requires only
three days. The Western Pacific late
~ made q ei-mile run with live stock at
the rate ~ S1is miles per hour.
Mr.. Warren noted that the recent dry
season had caused cattle owners TO
start the FAN tran to the california
ranges earlier than customary. while
many sheep are being shipped to Colo
rado and Nebraska points IN feeding
lots Mr. Warren also found time 10
delve iuto the tangled maze Of matri-
monlal economies 20 the extent Of
noting the presence I'M Reno Of 200
would he Divorces patiently hibernat-
ing until the arrival OF the spring sea
son OF their relief from the friRid links
Of hymeneai misery Gambling In Ne
vada becomes ancient history oct. I,
and the salt Lake visitor was told by
prominent citizens that its abolition
was the best thing that could have
happened to the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
JUDGE LEWIS TRANSFERS CASE.

Not wishing to have II said that per-
sonal prejudice Influenced his action to
the slightest degree. Judge 7. d. Lewis
transferred this morning James Gilroy,
guilty of second degree burglary, To
Judge NJ L. Ritchie's court for SEN
tenCe Gilroy drew four years at hard
labor in the state prison.
The home of George X. smith. 9la
east FIRST South street. was entered by
Giroy on the night OF April ~, 1910,
and a number OF articles Of value stol-
en-. This house Is adjoining that occu-
niad hN, Judge T. u Lewis. That no
one could say that personal prejudice
entered into the sentence, the defend
ant was transferred 10 another court
for sentence. Gilroy was iden'ined on
n street by the little daughter OF MI
smith, and his arrest followed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
COMMITTEE GUSTS RowNrAN.
Insultinrly Refused to PAY CarnpaiGn
obligations. They say.

obligations. They say.
Although Judge J Nj Bowman. Judge
of the ciVil division of the city court,
was read out oft tho party hy the
Republican county committee Satur-
dav. ne opened and adjourned court
this morning and went 20 Ogden TO at
tend the state convention. the COM
mlttee declares that Judge Bowman re-
fused tn pay his share Of the campaign
expenses and thHt he has ,nsulted
members OF the committee when an cf-
fort was made to collect II. Judg"
Bowman COULD not be reached this
morning In ogden not being delegate
to tho convention. The following reso-
luton was reported by the sub commit
toe and unanimously adopted by the
committee;
"Rosolved That ~ be- tho sense Of
the Republican county committee that
Indigo j NJ Bowman has violated his
agreement With his party that ho has
failed 60 meet common obligations mat
fell upou candidates, and that ho has
dcnautlN and insulsutlN refused To-
meet said obligations. therefore, the
committee finds that ho is mo- longer
entitled Go support from tho Republic
an psrty and the committee hcreby
withdrlws IT'S support from him. II ~
also the sense of this committee that
all other candidates who fail to bear
their share uf the campaign expense
are likewise unworthy Of support
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Now that the Kenyon hotel improve
ments are approaching completion the
guests at that hostelry are daily reach
ing the former patronage. The house
has been nllcd twice during the past
week.
Among the guests at the Kenyon to-
day were G.. W whitney OF san Fran
cisco, Mrs A V Anderson Of Blns
ham, Or j. c. Yount, a prominent chi
cago physician and J. e. Kelly. who j.
on his way To the University " Michi-
gan from his home IN Butte.
At the Wilson today are rcgistere
Mr. and Mrs. r. Augustus Heinzo ot
Butte Mr.. Heinze visited Bingham to-
day IN company with colin Mcintyre
the general manager of the ohio COP
per company Of which MI. Helnze
owns the control.
At the Knutsford today are registered
Lord and Lady Talbot de Nil!tlke q
Nilitike. Ireland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

or Of The Deseret News writes that of
the IS original members of the female
H. 1872. when the Prophet Joseph or
ganized that society, none are now
living. Their names are: Emma
smith. president; Sarah NJ Cleveland,
first counselor: Elizabeth Ann whit
noy second counselor; Phebe Ann
Hawks Elizabeth Jones, Sophia Pack
ard. Ph,llnda Merrlck. Martha Knight,
t3nthsheba w Smith, Phoebe NJ
wheeler Elvira \. Coles, Margaret A.
Cook. sarah NJ klmbau. Eliza II.
Snow. Sophia Robinson and Sophia r.
Marks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
MANASSAS, COL.
SAN LUIS ACADEMY.

Manasss. colo. sept. % THE San Luis
stake academy opened here sept. l2' IN
der very favorable and promising condi-
lions. 4 new addition To the building has
lust been completed furnishing excel
lent and convenient quarters FOR the
ments The assembly hall and class
rooms have all heen kalsomlued and put
In splendid condition. nearly " framed
pictures have been arttstically arranged
about the walls Of the several rooms. In
fact everything was put IN the hest pos
sible shape
At the opening 81 students registered.
practically double the record OF any pre-
NiOus year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

BY his strength on the convention floor
1he Morris boom Is not a growth or the
day. but his friends ia the convention
say that IL has been quietly forming
for some time and that when tho time
for the nomination arrived there would
have been quite a stir In their camp.
MIR Morris however. authorized The
News To say that he would not permit
his name to 90 before the convention.
The oregon Short Line attached an
extra coach TO the regular northbound
at 80 M. and gut on fpccial OF three
coaches at 1920 am. from this city
TO ogden to accommodate $50 people
DESTROYS of attending tho convention
There WAS no rivalry between The COM
petlng lines. although the Rio Grande
and the Bambcrger roads carried quite
a number OF people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
ROY PLEADS GUILTY.

Charles Center mere boy, was
charged with petit larceny in police
court this morning. lie Is accused OF
stealing 81 worth OF tools from the salt
Lake Roofing company. ~ am guilty
said Center to Judge Whitaker. but I
stole tho tools 10 get something TO cat.
had heen working for this company
and they owed me some salary and
wouldn't pay. 50 took the tools and
sold them" The tools consisted OF a
hammer and a pair Of pliers,
Attorney "Bill" Newton interposed at
this iuncture and offered his services
to Center free Of charge. The police
court lawyer said that he felt that the
bays VAS innocent and asked 10 have
tlnrrs,.tn Investigate the matter The
case will be heard tomorrow. New
ton secured bondsman for Genier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
Gors TO roor OF CALENDAR.

The $50, go breach Of promise suit Of
Mise Emily Eborn against Joseph Mel
son was passed to the foot Of the Calen-
dar. a the defendants request, In
District Judge NJ L. Ritchie's court
Saturday Nelson is DESTROYS 81 So
curing dispositions from the east and
the action was taken that this might
he done An order was granted by
Judge Richie that the testimony of
Miss Edna Evans, q noted Utah singer
studying M Paris, bo taken by deposit
tion before the American vice consul at
Paris Another order was entered for
taking the testimony of Annie and Lii
lie Eborn before the vice consul.
According to Miss Evans's father, for
a year and a half Immediately proceed
ing the departure FOR Europe Miss
Evans Instructed Mr. Nelson's children
i'm music: and At various times heard
Miss Eborn say that she hated 10 leave
the Nelson homo. as she had grown to
love the children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
con JONES DISCHARGED.

Con Jones accused of stealing some
tried and discharged In police court
this morning on the charge Mier tes-
tiled and told OF the alleged theft.
Jones denied tho charge and said II
was merely spite work on the part OF
Mier The men had been in a sort Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
FIVE YEATS ron WOOD.

Frank Wood, the negro cocaine ficnd,
who shot J. A. Egbert in the hip In
Commercial street last June vas sem
fenced 10 serve Ave years IN the state
peniteutiary Saturday by Judge r H.
Lewis Wood ran anuck with re-
volver when several policemen attempt
hystander. was shot. He was tried on
q charge OF assault with intent TO COM
NIT murder. but the jury brought In
verdict Of assault with intent TO do
bodily harm His sentence Of five years
IS tho ma Simum for the offense OF
which he was convicted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
COUNTY TICKET

Especial 60 IHr NtNe.1
Price. sept. "A inc Republicans II
Cafrou county met here t'ody anu
nominated a legislative and county
TICKET Every precinct boo inc county
was represented except Hd}ci AMI
there were few proxies in evidence.
Chairman r. g.. Miller called he
convention 90 ordHg at D.tlp,k ana
secy a. Nelson read tine cali without
fuitner dclay Mr.. Miller named q. \.
lvetson for temporary chairman ana
a. g. Mathis was made temporary
secretary
After n brief talk by Mr.. Gvorson in
which he expressed O. nope tut me
nomination ~ "a ticket VIII ca won d o. In
Keeping with Republican Ideals commit
tees on credentials, Organization and or
der OF bushes, and platform were an
pointed
An adjournment OF 80 minutes was
then taken Ia which time the reports
OF committees We're % BE- prepared.
on reconyening the credentials COM
mittees report was presented ana
showed ~ representatives. entitled -
vote
G. A. Ivcrson and II q Mathis were
constituted permanent organization.
a platform eulugi1lng tho Repub lean
party and President TAFT was adopted.
A resolution fdvorlng the proposition
that all officers be- required 90 conduct
the business of the respective Offices IN
their room at the county courthouse
was Enthusiastically endorsed
The following candidates were then
nominated.
W. j Warner. Winter Quarters, CONF
missioner. fOur-ycar term, D. A. Van
Wagner, Sunuyside commissioner.
two-year torn: Robert Menaies Winter
Quarters. sheriff, Robert William,
Sunnyside, treasurer. X. j. Turner
Hiawatha. surveyor. w " Frye. Price
attorney; Curly NJ Jones. Castle Dale
clerk and recorder George Callinrhafn.
Sunnyside, assessor; G.. X. Morensen,
Price, superintendent Of schools. Antoine
MadSen ScOfpld. represeufatiNe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
LAYTON.
FUNERAL SERVICE.

Layton sept 2s.-The funeral ~ Will
liam John Cowley was held Sunday at
noon At the East Layton meetin ghouse,
Bishop ~ Adams presiding The ward
choir furnished q number Of beautiful
selections and ~ =. Whiteeldes rendered
tho solo. some sweet Day The speak
ers were T.. q Haywood. Bishop W u.
Kuhrc n Sandy. John W. Taylor
Alexander Dalton. Bisnop y. T. Layton
and r., 3 Ellison. All spoke In high
est terms or the honest. upright life Of
deceased and offered words OF ConSoia-
ton TO the hereaved family ana friends
The services were largely attended, the
Westinghouse being Inadequate TO accom-
modate the crowd, Following the serv-
ices a special car conveyed The body TO
salt Lake where interment took place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26

mort. they were married at West Jor-
dan. Feb IS. 1901 She asks for the
restoration of her maiden name. Jane
Marian Lane.
The Utah copper company has begun
condemnation proceedings against Ellen
Jackson and others FOR u right Of way
Tor canal from its property 70 the
concentrating plant at Garfield
The case against Jesse NJ. stein.
charged with embezzlement from tn
Rothenberg & Schloss cigar company
of $40. was dismissed today on ac-
count Of lack Of evidence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
NEGREss GETS SIX MONTHS.

Stella F'elln. negress. who took
se1 from George Harris, A Yellowstono
park teamster. several days ago, plead
ed guilty to charge OF petit larceny
In police court today and was sem
fenced to six months in the county jail.
Harris was ordered released from the
same place. whore he has been in GUS
tody as - witness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
HURT IN RUNAWAY.

r. A Halliday. A NJ johnson, and
Frank IIoveless. all Of Mldvsle. were
thrown 10 the street at Second south
and state about noon today when the
team they were driving became fright
cned and made sudden Wild lunge TO
get out of the harness.
Halliday was stuck 10 ,he rel", wen
thrown out ard In doing 50 had a
miraculous escape from serious injury.
As it was. he escaped with few bruis-
os and a badly scraped leg where the
fiery team dragged him over the as
phalt The others we're not hurt.