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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
JESSE W. elliott
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Veteran of Grand Army and
Pioneer Miner of Utah
Dies Here.

Jesse W. Elliott, Grand Arms. veteran
Indian hghter. thirtysecond degree Ma
son and pioneer mine operator OF Colo
rado, Idaho and Utah. died at o'clock
last night at his residence a2G Tenth
East street The immediate cause of
death was acute heart trouble, although
Mr.. Elliott had for a quarter OF a century
been an Invalid from the effects OF a
Daralytic stroke. The only surviving rel
atives of immediate kin are his widow,
Mrs. Jane Davis Elliott. and two brothers
Silas 2. and Arthur. who respectively re-
side in Colorado and California. Under
talter T., w. Hall has taken charge of the
body and no funeral arrangements viii
be made until word Is received from the
absent brothers.
Mr. Elliott was a resident OF Salt Lake
City for more than forty years. He came
here from Colorado in 1868. and on April
II, 1872, was married to lane Davis in
this city. He was native OF Fountain
county, Ind. and Travelled extensively
during the years of his youth. On Sep
tember II. 1862. he enlisted at Fort Car
land, y. NJ. in the First regiment OF
New Mexico volunteers. under the COM
mand OF Colonel Christopher (''Kit") Car
son. and served until September il. 1865.
when he was honorablv discharged with
written testimonials as TO his bravery and
merltorious service. Mr.. Elliott was a
pioneer in mining operations In the Wood
river country in Idaho and also in the
Cottonwood district OF Utah.
Twenty-Five years ago he suffered
paralytic stroke and since that time had
lived quietly in Salt Lake. unable to take
an active part in the affairs OF life.
and only being moved from his residence
in his wheeled chair Nevertheless, he
retained his clearness OF mind and his
interest in public affairs until short
time before bis death.
Mr.. Elliott was a member ol James
3. Mexican post. C. \. R.. and in addition
to being a Mason Of the thirty second
degree was n knight Templar. He was
known among the old time mining men
the west as n man OF un-
swerving integrity. great executive abil-
ity and unfailing good humor.
While the funeral arrangements are not
complete. II Is anticipated that all OF the
orders To which he belonged will have "A
part I'm the obsequies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
PASTOR RUSSELL To
SPEAK THIS EVENING
Noted Divine Will Deliver Ser
mon on Hereafter" En-
courages Bible Study.

The Rev. G. T, Russell pastor OF the
Brooklyn and London tabernacles. whose
sermons published in The Tribune every
Monday morning are received with great
favor by the readers of this newspaper,
will speak tonight al the Salt Lake thea
ter. Pastor Russell is assured an i'm
mense audience. for few will care to miss
hearing this famous divine The lecture
Will begin at $50 o'clock There will be
no charge for admission, neither will
there be a collection. Pastor Russens
subject tonight Will be Hereafter"
1t is estimated that Pastor Russell
travels from 10000 to $4,000 miles per
annum in his ministry OF the gospel. AS
pastor OF the London tabernacle he
months In the fail. and during these pc
RODS visits the large cities OF Great Brit
am; Norway and Sweden. Germany and
Recently he revisited Palestine 10 in
vestiGate modern Jerusalem. He has
written much upon this subject and be-
promised land. Pastor Russell has ad
dressed large Jewish meetings in New
London ona hliaaeonia Mbatbim9re Eost1n
etc.
In accepting invitations for outside
meetings Pastor Russell accepts Only in
yiIations where large auditoriums or
opera houses are rendered where Catho-
lies, Protestants and Jews. or free think
ers may all assemble and reason together
WIN nm entirely free from restraint or
prejudice. and free OF cost.
Pastor Russells regular Sunday dis
courses are now published in about ZOO
newspapers. reaching the English read
ing people throughout the world His
work Is not for The purpose OF building
up one denomination at the expense OF
q AZ n h ~ for f1..
interest In the Scriptures and encourap o.
ing Individual Bible study
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
CONSERVATION MAP
FOUND INACCURATE
Commission Declines to Accept; Muir
dock Sends in Resignation
as Member.

The state conservation commission. at
a meeting held in its Offices In the Felt
building yesterday afternoon. failed to
accept the new man showing Utah's re-
sources and conserva ton fields as sub
mitted py the ClaSon Map company OF
Denver The map. which covers data of
wide extent. was found Incorrect in a
number Of details. Untn these errors
have been satisfactorily corrected and the
new map accepted further plans relative
10 the work Of the commission will he
postponed. The commission has now been
at work on the new map for more than
a year and half.
During the session communication
was read from James D AIurdock re
Gently appointed by the governor. In
which Mr.. Murdoch stated that pressure
OF other business interests would pre-
c,uoe ms acceptance of the position and
,uat therefore he had not qualified The
lctter was tiled and the notice of resiy
nation accepted. Governor Spry. II is
Understood. Will In the near future make
Il new appointment to ill the vacancy
ne conservation commission is com
ppoSeo OF seven members. six being in NJ
nee at present. Those who attended vcs-
tefdayS meeting are Governor William
SpTy; b. B. Mann. Joseph f. Merrill. O. !
Allen. anu i"o''iaS l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
SAYS FAIRGROUNDS
ESSENTIAL TO CHILD
Are Promoted by Supervised
Recreation,

Members OF the CITY board of education
and the Parks and Fairgrounds aSsocia-
ton were addressed Tuesday evening by
DR. Henry s. Curtis. formerly director of
parks of New York City on the question
of getting more adequate Fairgrounds in
this city. DIR. Curtis, who is an impress
sive speaker and who has been brought
10 salt Lake City at a considera bic en-
pense by the University of Utah and the
Parks and Fairgrounds association urged
upon the board the necessity of uniting
the Fairgrounds movement and promoting
more adequate Fairgrounds at the city
schools.
Dr. Curtis explained the Fairgrounds
movement In detail. showing that this
is one OF the largest needs OF the coun-
try ut the present time. Play has reached
the lowest stage IN the United States in
the last nifty years that IL ever has been.
the speaker contended. DR., Curtis de-
clared that one OF the principal arguments
in favor OF Fairgrounds is the fact that
through the right kind of play the health
of the child is greatly promoted. The
proper sort OF exercise brough about by
play is one OF the greatest preventives
OF tuberculosis. the speaker declared.
Proper kinds OF games also promote
The standard of the child's character
bring out honesty and truthfulness in the
later business life. said DR.. Curtis He
showed that the child's mind must be
occupied in some way and better let II
be through clean, wholesome amusement
than In jdIeness and mischief. he said.
DIR. Curtis explained in detail the meth
DDS used In English schools where play
and proper games form an important part
Of the school curriculum. In conclusion
he urged that the board of education unite
In the, movement which is being pro-
NOTED by the Parks and Fairgrounds as
sociation and establish Fairgrounds at the
various school buildings. which can be
used by the children tho Year round.
Trains every 10 minutes TO SaItair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
NORTH BENCH FOLKS
DEMAND NEW SCHOOL
Will Insist Upon Immediate
and Definite Answer From
Board of Education.

Residents OF the north bench last even
Ing announced their determination to see
their school problem through to a solution.
At mass meeting held in a store build
ing at the corner OF Ninth avenue and X
street the question was thoroughly dis
cussed. The. upshot of the meeting was
that the board OF education will be asked
TO give definite answer to the question
OF whether or not the north bench is to
have school building. This definite an
swer is TO be demanded when a commit
tee representing the north benchers meets
the buildings and grounds committee OF
the school board,
The meeting last night was attended by
several hundred residents. w, c. Hurd
presided. The immediate business in
.iaud was the receipt Of the report of
the committee that waited upon the
board OF education last Tuesday evening.
The report was. In effect, that no def
mite answer had been given it: that 1t
had nothing In written form from the
board OF education, and that. generally.
It's meeting with the board had been
unsatisfactory.
with the committee on buildings and
grounds and demand a definite answer
The north bench residents assert that
when they were asked for their SUPPORT
for the school bonds last year the school
board promised 10 build a modern build
Ing in the Ninth avenue section, and that
instead OF so doing, the assertion is, the
board expended a large sum OF money
elsewhere that rightfully should have
been expended for the north bench struc-
ture. Members OF the school board say
that the demands for relief in the con-
gested districts of the First ward were
SO great that IL was impossible at the
time TO ignore them and therefore the
money was used To build a schoolhouse
cation says. the north bench will get It's
promised school building in good time
Members OF the board also declare that
there lie no Imperative need for the new
north bench school. while there WAS most
urgent need for facilities in the First
ward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
TRADE MARK RIGHT, " \
INVOLVED IN guy

In the federal court ye5sy sns c
complaint was filed D; tts O1l
banks company against .nv ,nv
in~ and Provision compSa,r a,r5,
DAMAGES and restrain ths hs d
poration from USING socneciio>
name "Chefolene IN cy IN ND
manufacture and sale Oh rsed as|
nroducf OF that name, usasoS,si1i
lure for lard. The c9m,s css q
,Ss, sSs IN he ogden firm nas IA
fraudulently inita!ea ,oless.
product known as Tent bf !
tured and sold under
banks compan", .hs, "Colto
,oad II IS nr96uct SG, 10 consisting q G1iIYs:'
vegetable oil snd ole' ss q
name was registered lent q
in The United states pWy Nav Is
her II 1887. and AGAIN ai,s,Ss :a -
raj n large and s,,naaui33
,,n'an 1nao q ssstnbiished 'hd in the mrSsanfs
sale thereof BY ,the ,se Ogdsn
is now alleged that ,Sio .iV has q.
since November 2. islV and 81
IlnIs in,,tateG the product narIsssicls'
similar trade name o. arm 10 q
asins the Fairbanks ds i,. Of doi
TIE complaint asSsd sdsssndsfl
order enioining the turing
4. ion G from manulaclun.essh e. has
lioi' '.1, .I,nna" until the casf be
and also that q es'howins
W ~ the Ogden firm n,.ken , in 3
l%ouat 'aIs of tGe Gs Sas pTodue' ,aa,aSstsa and th'
he proper sum oe oe~TM|
Trains every 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
LADIES OF MACCABEES
INSPECT DOUGLAS PARK

In company with representatives of tbe
9"ners Of Douglas Park and Secretary
so,i ~ H. lame OF the Commercial club. a
tt,ulilIlIttse t, from the Salt Lake LODGES of
I ene Ladies OF the Maccabees inspectea =
sl ste IN Douglas Park Tuesday afternoon
tor .o, . national home for the order. The
ana sunnyside avenue in the park where
c si'e comprising little more than an
iIeT,e. inn,eo.a with plenty OF shade trees. was
satisfaction with the location Ssyi
M week as many members OF the order as
pTssiole nIo VIII visit the site, No definite
orn. was submitted Tuesday as the
for q conference. "o'' ~ ii'ee'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
LAWN CONTEST AWARDS
WILL BE MADE SOON

Contestants in the competition for
beautiful lawns and clean yards will have
a few more days III which TO nut the
finishing touches upon the objects of their
care: Tbs CONTEXT was inaugurated by
ire Young Mens Mutual Improvement as
sociatlon OF Liberty stake and has aroused
considerable interest. Chairman o. H.
Hewlett of the awards committee said
yesterday that judgment would be passed
and the prizes distributed immediately
after July !, calling attention to the fact
that tie time was brief for those who
ha+e now entered or may enter the con-
tcst TO set in and do their best TO get
some OF the trophies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
GNERN0R SPRY RETURNS
FROM BEAVER COUNTY

Governor William SDry returned Tues
daT morning from Beaver county where
he went together with Fred Bodfish "a
we'll Unknown mining engineer Of Denver
Colo and l.. Burton. mining engineer
OF this city. The trip was made pri-
marlly To inspect the properties OF the
Revenue Mining company in Pine Grov.
canyoT1 and also to lcck into some land
propositions
Tho heavy rains Of the last week have
practically assured bouDtifu crops in the
nou;hcrn part OF the state. according 20
Governor Spry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
CAPITOL COMMISSION
EXPECTED HOME TODAY

Secretary of State c.. S Tingey, -Attor-
ney General A. r.. Barnes and members
of the state capitol building commission,
who have been making a tour of the
east IN The interest of securing infor-
nation for the erection of the proposed
capitol building in this state arc expect
ed TO arrive home about 4:30 clock this
afternoon. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
TIE BISMARCK ANNEX,
No. 80 West Second South.

The new cafe for ladies and gentle
men is really beautiful place. 6no
line OF German lunches and delicacies
other parties especially solicited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
opERATIc MOTION PICTURES.

An excellent production Of "'Faust y
is being shown at the Liberty theater
this week. The film is beautifully col
ored and has specially adapted music
from the opera accompanying it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Children half price to Saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Trains every Is ninuS'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08
Order of Publication

u TIE CIRCUIT or II. FRASror.
COUNTY, MISSOURI
Action for divorce
Anna NJ. Elsins, Plaintiff,
- VS..
william Elyins, nnd carr Hartshorn, Al
mlnlstrutor OF the Estate of Irssa N III
wins, deceased, Defendants
NoN ~ thls nay comes the plaintiff ny his
attorneys, anu II appearing to the satIsfaC
non o. the Court from afidavit and
proof that William Eivins, one o. said
aeiendants. Is a non resident OF this state,
uhu cnnhot oe summoned In this action !.
Is ordered by the Court that publ
Gallon he made notifying said Defendant.
william klvins. that an action has heen
commenced against him by plaintiff in the
circuit Court OF st. Francois county in the
STATE OF Missouri, for maintenance ma sun.
port OF herself and minor son. in which
salu hctlon she also seeks to have said VII.
, nm Twins enlolned from selling, assign.
ing, transferring or dispo>ing OF his inter
est IN the estate OF his father. Jesse NJ Nj.
WINS, deceased. or any part thereof: and ~
when salu action she further seeks to have
,aIr hnrtshorn, administrator OF the IS
tate OF Jesse NJ. Elvins, decen sed onjoined
ana restrained from paying over 10 William
ElVlns, or any other person or pprsong
company corporation, or Institution, any
Purt OF tht FUNDS belonging to said william
ElVins, or his interest In and to said estate
or any part thereof until the hearing "
ms nourt and that said money. or rea
Tor this plaintiff and her minor son. 10 prD.
VIDE Tor her and for the support and main
tehance on her said minor son as provided
~ statute ana unless he he ana appear at
.ne neAt term OF ms Court. to be holden I
thf Court House In the city OF Farmington
~ tne said county OF ST. Francois, on the
itth day OF August, 1911. and on the list day
.neTeOl, ana u not then, before the end OF
.me term, answer said petition, the same
VIII be taken as confessed, and Judgment
VIII be rendered against him
Ana u Is further ordered that O COPY
rerepI De published, according to law. in
Ilshed IN said county OF St Francois for
Tour weeks successfully, published at least
pnce Week, the last Insertion to be AT
ths august. 1911, term OF this court
true copy fiom the record
-. Attest: G.. =. WILSON
ShhL Clerk Circuit Court
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08
Order OF Publication.

STATE ~ MISSOURI
county oi -. francois -.
u I'M CIRCUIT COIRI TO AUGUST
TERM. 1911.
Ruth \, Kerry. Plalntln,
Harry ! Berry. Defendant
40" NJ thls DAY comes the plaintiff herein
ny her attorney and nlcs her petition and
htnuavll. alleging, among other things,
thht defendant. Harry j. berry IL moi a
resident N the stat" OF Missouri
NheTcupOh, II is ordered by tie Court
!hht snlu defendant he notified by pubIica
tlpn thlt plaintn has commenced a suit
against him In this Court. the object ana
general nature OF which Is an action for "A
Nprc" upon the grounds Of failure to sun
noTt plalntln and abandonment and deser
non inI thr period OF more than one whole
year next before the Ming OF the petition
70 wit since AuRutt o. 1902 and that nm
Tess sdlu defendant be and upppar nj thi,
Court, at the next term thereof TO he he
gun ana holden al the Court House I'm tho
CIV oi Pennington. In said county on tne
lith day OF August next and on the firgf
day Oi said term, or before the last dav If
,AId term, answer or plead to the petition
III ,llu cause, the same Will be taken ~
confessed, and judgment VIII no rendered
accordingly "
and It Is further ordered that a COPY
mtIroI Ne published, according 10 law in
me Harrington Times, a newspaper nuh
!lshrd IN said county of II Francois. for
-FOUR weeks successfully, published at least
once week, the last Insertion TO h. AT
ltast HIteen days before the first day of
sald next August term OF this Court.
true copy from the scCord
witness my hand ana spll of
SEAL the Circuit Cnurt of 81. iran
''''.'..: co.'s county this 2ith day Of May,
1911,
{. &. WILSON. Circuit Clerk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08

STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF - Francois. s.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT TO AuGugI.
TERM, 1911. '"'
Bes>i" II. BlySinger rlalntiT
""orgr " Baysingcr. Defendant,
Now at this day comes plaintiff heroin Inv
n'r attorney ana hles her petition and A m
laNlt, alleging, among other thing. thai
ielehuant, henrgH W. Baysinger is not a
resident OF the stat" Ut Missouri
Nhereupnn II Is ordered by the Court
,lhI shlu uriendant DE notified by pubIIc1
non thnt plaintin has commenced n suit
against him IN this Court, the obiert ami
general nature OF which Is an action for al
Vorce upon the grounds Of abandonment nf
plhlntln Tor the period OF more than one
whole y"ur next before ming THIS petition.
ana that unless said Gcu " Bayslnger he
ana appear AZ this Court, AT the next term
thereof, 10 De begun rnd holden NJ fho
'ourt House In IN" city OF Pennington, ~
shld county, on the lith day OF August next
ana on the irst day OF said term or before
thc INST day of said term. answer or plead
20 the petition In said cause, the same wln
nr tahrh a. confessed, and judgment VIII
b' rendered accordingly
ANA II IS further hrierrd that a r0py
MrFenI be published, according u law IN
IN" bennington Times, u new pupcr pub.
ished IN sain county OF 81 Francois, for
iuui weeks succrsslucy, published al least
once a Week, IN" last insertion 10 be Al
Iehst nttern days before the nrst DAY OF
>ild next August term Ut this tourf
true copy from the record.
witness my hand and seal
~tAI. OF the lrcuIt court of 81
CO.,. Francois county mis- I'D dlY
pi May, nm
G.. T. WILSON. circuit Clerk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08
Order OF Publication.

STATE or MI-~DIRI.
county OF =. Francois,
In II" circuit court May Term. 1911. To
august Term, .'lI
wade Hampton ut al.
plaintiffs
v. Attachment
Defendant.
SOW at THIS day come the plaintiffs het.lu
ny their attorney ana show 10 the Court nv
the return pi the sheriff that defendant hi
absconded, or abs"nt"d himself from hi.
usual place Of abode In this state. SO thai
the ordinary process OF luw cannot h,
served upon him. ana is not resident nI
the state OF Missouri. WhcTcupOn II is ~
der"d 10y the Court that snid defendant he
notified by publication that plalntirs have
court, the object ana general nature nt
which Is on action IN attachment, ana mai
unless said j. e. WcstGvcr be ana anna.
al TINS court, NJ the next term thereof 10
% begun ana holden al the Court House In
tne CITY OF Pennington. IN said county on
the 18th day Of August next, and on thn
nrst day OF said term, or before the las,
DAY OF said term, answer or plead To tho
petition IN said cause; the same win he
rendered accordingly
And 1t is further ordered that a copy here.
OF De published, according to law in rho
Pennington Times, Il newspaper pubIishnt
III said County OF 81. Francois. for four
weeks successfully published at least once
Week, the last Insertion to br at least M
teen days before the iirst day OF said new
August term OF this Court
true copy OF the record
witness my hand, and seal nf
SEAL tn" Circuit court of ST Frnnrnt,
.........: County, this 18TH day of Mny
1871. ''''
tP WILSON. Circuit, CLERK
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I
County Ut It. Francis, W.
u THE CIRCUIT COURT, TO AUnu>1
TERM. lHll.
Ollie e. Elylns, Plaintiff.
| Liam Elvlns, Defendant \
Npw At this day. Wednesday. May y; iIit
comes the plplntln herein ~ her attorney
H. Miller, ana niles her petition ana All
/ ihvlt alleging. among other things. that
defendant, Linn flvlns, Is not Il resident OF
III" state Oi Missouri ana cannot be- served
with the ordinary process OF law In TIT,
state rs provided by law Of this state,
Nhereupon, II IS ordered by the court
that said defendant he notified by puhlica
ton that plnintin has commenced a suit
against him IN THIS court, the object ana
general nature VI which Is To obtain an or.
der and judgment tor the sum uf tine Hun
dr"d Dollars per month In an action by
plaintir IN" wife ~ defendant, agninst de .
'4ndhnt. the husband, for maintenance
ana support Ut plaintiff and her nve minor
children, ana that the lreal estate OF de
PENDANT. Linn Evins has been levied upon
seized ana attached. ana that unless said
linn Eivins lie and appear NJ this Court, At
lhr next term thereof, To DE begun ana
holden a. the Court House in the city ct
Pennington, IN said county. on the 18Th day
u August ~ Nt, and on the FIRST day OF said
term. or before the last day OF said term
answer or plead TO the petition in said
cause, IN" same VIII he taken as confessed .
aud Judgment Will he rendered accord
lnRly
And It Is further ordered that a copy
hereof DE- published, according 10 law. In
The Pennington Times, news paper pub.
llNhed IN snid count! OF II Francois, tor
tpur V"' 4, success siNely. published AT least
once week, N" last insertion to be At
least nit"pn days bcfOrr the first day of
said newt august term OF this Court.
tru" copy from the recon-.
witness my hand. and seal ct
SEAL the circuit Court OF II. Fran
......... co.'s county thl, 3lst day Of
May, 1911.
e. T. WILSON Circuit Clark
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08
Administrative Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of ad.
nlnlstration were granted to the under.
SIGNED ny the Probate Court OF ST. Francois
pamy. missouri. dated the 10Th day of
JOHN HoEHN, Decd
All persons having Chains against said az
tate are required to exhibit them to the
Misunderstanding for allowance within one
yenr rom the date Of said letters or they
msy Do precluded from any benent of said
essats. ana II not exhibited for allowances
wtnin TWO years from the date OF said lot.
terst nsy Will be forever barred.
DoRILLA H0EHN, ADMIR-.
April 70, 1911.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-08
Order of Publication

STATE ~ MISSOURI, g..
County Ut t. Francis,
y THE CIRCUIT COURT, TO hunu> II
TERM. lill.