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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
MOUNT PLEASANT.
PIONEERS HOLD FESTIVAL
ORGANIZATION EFFECTED

MT PLEASANT March 20.- satur--
day. March lg. was the day observed
boy the surviving pioneers of MI. Pleas
ant and their descendants, I'm COM
memoration Of the early settlement of
this city
From 10 O'Clock in the morning and
during the day many visitors called al
the opera house and examined the old
relics handed down boy the pioneers Of
20 years ago. The opera house was
decorated with eyergrccus and sun
flowers after the fashion Of decorating
I'm early days
shortly after noon the band came out
and helped In making the day n sue
cess.
At pm an appropriate program
was given In the North ward meeting
house,
An organization was effected and "a
constitution adopted looking forward
10 "a perpetual organization. making
eligible FOR membership an men and
women coming here between 1853 and
1863 and their descendants.
The organization win be- called the
Mt. Pleasant Historical association.
Tho officers are. President Andrew
Madscn: vice president. James lar
sen. secretary. Daniel Rasmussen.
treasurer James Mongon. Board uf
directors Ferdinand Erickson. JOS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. March 22.-Harry Swartz. a
20-year-old boy. was arrsigued in po.
lice court Monday charged with va
grancy. 90 which he pleaded guilty His
case was taken under adVlsemeut
Jean Mems. a white girl pleaded
guilty To VagIIncy and was sentenced
10 pay q fine of $40 or remain in jail
Tor an equal number OF days.
Jacob Brian. Lee BcelSman, George
Armstrong and Fred Tucscher pleaded
guilty 10 the charge of drunkenness
and were each sentenced To pay "a fine
of s. or remain Zoo jain for five days.
John Roberts and Hattie Roberts
both colorti. were charged with dis
turbing the peace and both pleaded
rot guilty They We're each placed I'M
Ger bonds In the sum OF $40 and tha
matter viii be taken NO at o. later date.
Hattie is charged with having attempt
ed TO stab her dusky husband with
pair OF scissors.
BAH boz the su OF $40 WAS forfeited n
each case by the non-appearJnce of
Ida Barnett and Vivian Allen to au-
swer 60 che charge Of ,nsr1ucy
VIII thurman forfeited s. bail by
failing 60 answer 60 the charge of
drunkenness.
ole Giggins. colored. was arraicned ON
the charge of assault ON the person of
jerry Sullivan and after a short pre-
liminay hearing was ordered disc
charged
Samuel McCovski was charged with
vagrancy 90 which he pleaded not
guilty At the request of the city at-
tOrncy. his bond was fixed al 500 to
insure his appc b. ,nce az the prclimin-
airy hearing on Wednesday morning
McC0wski Is known By the police 90 bc
Il. ..r.aa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
NOTED CROOK IN
HANDS OF THE POLICE

OGDEN. March 22-The case of the
state OF Utah against j. W. Haynes.
alias r. 10 Mendcnhall, charged with
obtaIning money by raise pretences.
va, called m the municipal court Mon
dlv morning and the defendant in
structsd as Co his rights under the law
regarding legal representation. His
bond was fixed at 81 900 and he was
turned over 90 the sheriff 90 await his
preliminary hearing Haynes, or Mem
dauhau. as be- was known here. was ar
rested 40 Prescott Ariz.. by Chief Of
Police Thomas r. Drowning last week
on complaint of Or r.. $. Joyce, from
whom he obtained the sum Of 800 on a
fraudulent check " is now known
that Haynes has had "a very chcckered
career having served four prison terms
fur similar 0forses. he Is also wanted
hy The authorities IN 81 least a dozen
states and Is considered by the local
officers 90 De- one of the clevcrest men
with whom they have dealt in num-
hsr of years tia is said 70 be a mem
OF q wealthy family I'm the east and
nor hrs 10 that he has gone through
slu.th.nc iH excess OF 100000 OF his
uNu money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
MANTI.
MAkTI.
COUNCIL ENACTS
PROHIBITION LAW
sale and Barter OF intoxicating Liquor
Forbidden In Temple
GifN

iopttlal sppuQluCc)
MANTL March 20-At the regular
session of the city council last evening
the following ordinance prohibiting the
sule of liquor within Manti city was
passed.
1T shall be unlawful Co sell. barter.
give away. or dispose OF any intoNl-
eating liquor within the corporate linn
its of Mauu city. 30 license shall be-
issued Co any liquor dealer. Tor the
sale of Intoxicating liquors. within
Mauu city and the sale of intoxicating
liquors within Manti city or the dis
position of same iu any manner is
hereby prohibited All ordinances or
parts Of ordinances la conflict with The
provision herein contained. are here
by repealed 10 the extent of such con-
uiot
THE judges OF election for the special
election Co boz held April for the pun
pose of bonding Mauti city for SIS 900
for light plant and $1,000 for water
works were named as follows. Alfred
Alder NJ. a. SuCuy Edgar ~. Reid,
George r.. Bench. Frederick Petersen.
~. ". Anderson.
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Arro CNUsEs NCCInENT.

PROVO March 22-Sunday afternoon
while driving towards Provo, near the
river bridge with carriage load OF
people, Abe Majors horses became
frightened al an automobile and tipped
the carriage over. breaking one Of the
wheels and otherwise damaging IL. A
ycar-old child was severely but
rot dangerously injured. through being
bruised. and Mr. Maloff sustained slight
bruises The auto was being driven
by a Mr. southwick Of Lehi Mr. Ma
lon states that Mr.. Southwick re-
fused 70 take the women and children
who were thrown out Of the carriage
TO Provo. claiming he did not have
time They were brought to town by
the driver OF "a wagon who was coming
this way.
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KNIGHT FRANCHISE MAY
GO TO CHAPMAN PEOPLE
CITY Council Pctitloncd TO This Eject
-Tcleuhonc Franchise Grantcd--
Other city Business.


! PROVO. March IA letter was re-
/ ccived from Jesse knight by the city
| council, hast evening. in which ne de-
| clined 20 accept the franchise granted
! him by The city on the ground that De
| could not obtain satisfactory franchises
/ from salt Lake city and county lie
expressed hope that the Chapman
/ Evans people would carry on the
| project. The communication was ac-
ccpted and filed.
An application wis then read from
The Chipmdn-E Evans people asking that
the knight franchise be turned over
10 them. ana asking for 90 days IN
| which To- select "a route The applioa-
/ ton was referred Co the joint commit
/ tee, which previously considered the iu-
terurban franchises. The application
stated that the road would De butt, IL
built by them. with home capital.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company WAS granted franchise.
after several months of unsuccessful
efforts ON the part uf the city and the
company Co.. agree upon the terms NJ q
franchise. The life of the franchise Is
% years. The rates provided Tor in
the franchise age. ON business phones
not to exceed S42 "a year FOR Two year,,
and thereafter not 90 exceed t4S year.
residence phones not to exceed so
year Tor the first two years and rhert-
after not 10 exceed $50 a year. The
company ts To- pay tile city, In lioU Of
Of license. $3.50 a year TN the city has a
population OF 10000 $500 q year when
the population is over 10000 and hess
than $1,000. $3.50 year while the poi a.
lation is between 5000 and 10000 and
81 600 q year thereafter
4 largely signed petition was pre-
scented asking that park be establish
ed in the east part Of the city. The
u r.. Allen block on center street was
suggested. Referred TO the committee
on public grounds and city property.
The city attor.es ~as authorized 20
have j. w. n. WhiteCottou associated
with him in the prosecution N liquor
cuses which might come up. Mr..
Nhitccotton 20 serve without compen-
sation Councilman Bott wanted 70
know whether city Attorney Ander-
son had asked for any assistance. MT.
Anderson replied that he had not
asked for any assistance and did nor
know OF any liquor cases; but he did
not object To the authorization II nc
should want assistance Mr. Whitocot-
ton. ~ employed viii be paid by the
prohibition league.
Mayor Raw presented the appoint
ment Of Aaron Gay as dog tax col
lector The appointeo OF week ago
had failed to qualify. Mr. Gays ap-
pointment was confirmed.
The committee on license reported
adversely on the petition Of r. b
Rachman for a rebate on his pool
table license. he having gone out Of
business Report adou1ed.
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OFFICER MOHLNAN
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
:, Shot at by a Negro Prisoner VINO
Makes His Escape

orprN March % -Yestcrday after
p,,rolman o. l.. Mohlman had a
.. -, escape from death when Toy
s.,.tp IA negro whom he had just ar
..,.I fired revolver point blank 10
81. ore The BAH passed "a few inch'
at,,e his head and lodged In "A meat
.-,-tai across the street
nm. shooting occurred in the ogden
bail The uatr1lman mad arrested
nv. r.gro at the request Of Detective
49, vino suspected the negro OF
I'm b..n connected with several
tII"9s iu ogden lately As the Of
s- entered the saloon with the me-
b. turned 20 the telephone 10 cal
-, no patrol wagon. and smith SUD =
,I, tr.U "a l5-calbcr revolver ana
al Tbe officer was so close 20 Use
....-oa that his face was burned by
W.. r.UIar following the explosion.
r.. rs.r8 escaped from the rear OF
.ro saloon and managed TO make h.a
vSv A. the railroad yards. where
..,,ss of officers made "a search Tor
several hours
smith, d. also known by the names OF
rrsJ uU and James Williams. He o.
-srI known Boo police circles in Pocatell1
and salt Lake CITY
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

A horse and buggy was taken from
the home OF q Mr.. Hardy Of Lake View
Sunday night and driven hard, prob
ably All night and afterwards left
hitched on Center street In Provo. The
horse was taken to Sharp's livery
stable by the police, and later taken
away by the owner
George H. Hindselman OF this city
has patented fountain pen valve,
which Is considered Of great value
The Primary associations Of Utah
stake will give a dance Tor the children
in the Mozart pavilion Friday after
noon and one I'm the evening FOR adults.
both for the benefit OF the Maeser
Memorial building
During an electric storm, Sunday aft
erno0n, a big tree was shattered on
Third East. near Third North street
and a window In the upper story OF
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UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.

PROVO. March 22.--The board OF
county commissioners met yesterday
and transacted routine business.
Preston c. Peterson. representing the
Sego Lily Irrigation company, petit
toned for the privilege of laying a
pipe alongside Of the county road from
the mouth Of Provo canyon west 20
the new town now being laid out by
the irrigation company and others. Re
ferred 10 Commissioner Walker and
Chairman Ward
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SUITS FILED.

OGDEN. March 23-C1rl G.. Rassnus-
soH administrator of the estate of Ia
Ulas' Grange. has filed suit I'm the dis
u.c COURT against the ogden Rapid
Transit company asking for damages
u ODE sum of $1,000 for the death of
Nr GRANGE which occurred ON AUG
ll Irf Mr. Grange was struck by A
Washington avenue street car as he
WIS riding on The car track on a bicycle
auo died "a short time afterwards from
DIS injuries
w. d. Brown receiver Of the Japa-
pos. American bank. has brought suit
" 'He district court against the Con-
iu ntH. supply company and S. Yam
..l to recover thc sum Of 81 $50 al
"-0I Goo Doe due ou certain promls-
-1H motto made payable 10 the bank
'1" original rotc was for $4,000. but a
iym'n' c' $50 was made on July 49,.
'.N' Attorney fees i'm the sum of $3.50
.s also 4-.aI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
VICTIM RECOVERING.

NEPHI. March 20-Wulam ArciIc
the young man shot bon the troubI,
down al Mills. Is rapidly mandiug
which is good news 90 the people here
since il was a Nephi boy who, while
the bunkhouse az the development
farm. not knowing the building was
occupied. and the greatest hope is felt
by all that the injured man win re-
cover and thus make a. as easy ass
possible IN the young fellow who. un-
fortunately fred into the supposed
empty house.
Sheep shearlng win commence at the
Nephi corrals the forepart NJ the
month, and a large number of sheep
will be handled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
Beautiful Hair Comes
With Dry Shampooing

From woman's National JournaD
DRY shampooing always has been
and always win be- popular with the
woman who takes pride ln long, album
dant and glossy hair The dry sham
poo does away with SO muh OF the
Inconvenience and bother accompany
Ing washing the hair-elImnatcs Obi.
long drying hours and abolishes the
danger OF catching cold-iudced, is so
all-around satisfactory that one Won
ders why soap and water. eggs. etc.
can hud any followers whatever.
Dry shampoos certainly stimulate the
growth OF haiu There cam be- no doubt
as 20 that Just mix four ounces of
powdered orris root with four ounces of
therox. sprinkle Tablespoonful of this
mixture upon the head. brush and pow
der well through the hair. 90 this two
or three times week for a while and
see the results Tor yourself This will
keep your hair light and huny, and
beautifully lustrous. 10 corrccts the
conditions OF the scalp that cause hair
to become streaked, dull, colOriess,
coarse and brittle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
KAYSVILLE.
MOVING FOR STRICTER
REGULATION OF SALOONS

KAYSVILLE. Utah. March 1S-The
city council met last night. when the
appointment Of Myron w. Phillips 20
NIL the position OF city treasurer. made
vacant by the resignation of Robert
G. Jamison was confirmed
Developing from the recent meeting
OF city officials with the commission
ers Of this county there is a movement
on foot TO have all saloons I'm the
county close at ? O'Clock o. M. and 60
raise the license o. $1,000 90 year The
Kaysyille council considered an ordi-
regulations, but IL was left to be taken
up az next meeting on account of the
great amount Of other pressing bust
ness last night
The waterworks system Is progress
ing nicely. $500 feet of trenching has
been done 10 date.
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NEPHI.
WATER FOUNTAINS AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS

NEPHI Utah. March 2o.-Thc city
administration viii i'm tho near future
light Up the city park and also iu-
stall several new water fountains on
Main street.
Word comes from salt Lake city
that President James W. paXman OF
this stake Of Zion rs not rogliuing his
eye sight as rapidly as was expected
and the people here are generally very
much concerned
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LICENSED TO WED.

OGDEN. March 22-Licpuses 20
marry have been issued to .he follow
ing parties
Clarence r. Low and Ericka Carlson.
both OF ogden.
Arthur Woodward and Armilda Mas
songale. both Of Clearlcld.
Henry A. Realty of salt Lake and
Olive Agnes Schrock OF Winona. MINI.
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FINED SEQ ron BATTERY.

PROVO. March 22-Reed r. Strong
OF Heber. who was charged with COM
hitting battery on Henry Ivie, en-
tered a plea Of guilty In Justice Moons
court. yesterday, and was fined $50.
He has entered a complaint In the Jus
tees court I'm Heber charging Ivie with
malicious mischief, damaging ma
chine IN an electric theater which
Strong Is conducting I'm Heber.
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HORSE FANClER ARRESTED
ON WAY TO RESERVATION

PROVO March 22.-Sherin Judd re-
turned from Heber last night with
Grover sylvester. young man who
took "a horse from the stable Of George
Nicholes at American Fork saturday
nicht. and rode him 10 Heber He was
on his way 20 the reservation country
when arrested The horse Is valued at
5000 Young sylvester now admits he
made a mistake in taking the horse.
He claims Nicholes owed him for some
work he had done for Nicholes. This
is denied by NiCholes.
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TmEATER ATrRACrIoNs.

OGDEN. March 22.-Chas. 3. Hauford
and company win present the shake
spcarian comedy. "The Tanning of the
Shrew." on Wednesday night March 25.
at tine ogden thcatcr. Thursday night
otis skinner will be seen I'm his great
New York success. Your Humble Sery-
ant"
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nAMNGE SUIT FILED.

PROVO. March 22-John Dosen has
entered suit I'm the Fourth district
court against the Dragon Mining COM
pany 10 collect $1,000 damages for in
iuries sustained by him while working
I'm the company's mine in Tintic Feb.
IL 1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
NEW ARRIVALS.

MT. PLEASANT. March 20.-Born
In this city March IL. 1910. 20 the
wife OF Frank McNiol. and TO the
wife Of Clarence Jacobsen, "A daugh-
ter 10 each. In Spring city, March -.
20 the wife Of Horace Larsen. n SON
Born, in Freedom, March 4, 10 the
wife Of David Nelson, a girl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22

Free Recipe booklet, tells how to
prepare and use Uncooked Foods in
most delicious and hcalthful comhina-
lions Ask for g. Schramm-Johnso
Drugs. "Thc Never Substitutors." Five
Stores Where the Cars Stop.
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PROVO.

The News Is delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday excepted At ~
cents per month All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
= ? made TO David Johnson. agent
for Daily Saturday and seni-Week-
ly News Ind Phone N2-A. orders
taken for Church works. Residence ~
South First West STREET
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Ind NIL 4
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind fo2-A
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OHPIIETM ToPLINER.

OGDEN. March % --Vilmos Westony.
the Hungarian pianist. heads the bin at
the Crphenm this week. His work b.
immense and is "a fitting number as
top-hner FOR bill Of considerable
merit.
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hack TO Crawshaw for the sum of $500.
on payment OF which CraWshaw agrees
10 cancel the balance due him on the
original contract
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Thomas T.. Thurman's house was
broken. The homes Of d. @. calder and
a. h. Crandau on Provo Bench are
also reported 20 have been struck by
lightning and severely damaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22

urday evening the Mt. Pleasant school
board was In session and decided 10
add another year 20 tho High school
course making Il n three year course.
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FEELS BETTER IN EVERY WAY

S s. S. is a good medicine. I keep
II in the house all the while. 1t Is an
excellent tonic 70 give strength 70 the
system and tone to all the physical
members II gives appetite and
energy and makes one feel better in
every way. have found II also an
excellent blood purifier. For months
I was troubled with an itching skin
eruption on the face, and tried many
specialists and many remedies TO get
cure. but S S. s. Is the only medicine
that seemed TO relieve. lam now free
of TINS eruption. I think a great deal
of your medicine believing IL 90 be
the best blood purifier and tonic known
10 The world today.
MRS FRANK HORNER.
1880 Fast Seventh ST.. Canton, O,
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called toncs S tones the stomach and digestion rds
the tired WORKOUT feeling improves the appetite and DIGESTION
every contributes the upbudng and strengthening the
entire system 5 s absolutely safe for of any age
all who in need OF tonic will find this medicine suited
their needs THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA ~
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the system with the best tonic
effects and at the same time thor
oughly purify the blood. The
use Of S. S. S. at this time may
save you from a long spell Of
sickness, and il will certainly pre-
pare you for the strain of the long
hot Summer. Many people have
put off using a tonic until the sys-
TEN became so weakened it could
not resist disease, and have paid
for the neglect later on with a
spell Of fever malaria, or some
other facilitating sickness. SIS.
is Natures ideal tonic and blood
purifier. Il does not contain a
particle Of mineral in any form,
nor does il contain any Of the
deleterious nerve stmulants that
are used in so many medicines
.offaI t,-.-- & Z q 4-..-.- - Al
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Any system that needs tonic needs also blood purifier for
the weakened and impure condition Of
for the rundown of health We have only recognize the
importance pure rich blood preserving health realize the danger
OF weakened impure circulation. The great majority persons
are rapidly coming understand the importance Of preventing disease
they know mat poorly nourhed system resist and
microbes and that which
often ward OH serious spell Of illness later on
That Spring IS the most trying health fact
known TO every Its the time of year when constitutions are
required to stand the greatest strain and unless the system receives
the proper amount blood the health affected
The general bodily weakness tired feeling tickle appetite
poor DIGESTION etc, directly weak watery blood
Hyou need tonic need medicine real blood pur
Tying properties many called are mere nerve slim
uanS often producing instantaneous
with decided injury the system If your system and run
down you can only tone by supplying
blood numen and this through pure rich blood
Any which does purify the blood dangerous because leaves
the impurities the circulation upon health
the greatest Of all greatest Of all
with hest ionic. -iT'
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HIGH SCHOOL THIRD YEAR.
Mt PLEASANT. March 2O.-On Sat
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eph Monson. G. W Anderson. f. c.
johnson. James Borg. Joseph seely.
Mrs. Henry Erickson. Mrs. John H.
Seely. Mrs. Thomas West and Mrs. A..
O.. Omen
The association win beautify tho
monument grounds enclose them with
an iron fence and plant flowers and
shrubbery.
In the evening. a dance closed the
days festivities