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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
MORE: LAND OPENED
FOR HOMESTEADER
Plats and Maps Are Filed With
Register by Surveyor
General.

Surveyor General Thomas Hull sent in
a few plats of townships and parts oil
townships recently surveyed 20 the local
United States land office yesterday.
One of the townships is opened To entry
May II next under the enlarged home
stead act, but residence on the land is
required That Is 10 say. the cntryman
is allowed TO take up $50 acres Instead
OF $50. as in the ordinary homestead. but
must reside on the land. This Is town
ship 81 south. range IL west. and Is IN
the Escalante valley. several miles north
cast of Modcna and from sin 10 twelve
miles from the Salt Lake Route station
of Rerrl in Iron county.
Township 50 south. range 10 west, was
opened at the request of the governor OF
Utah. and the state through its land
board. therefore has sixty DAYS in which
TO choose what il wants of this land 10
sell. After July II this land VIII be
open 10 ordinary entry under the public
land laws This land is near Enoch and
the Parowan mountains at the east end
OF Iron county.
The township west Of Il and just north
Of Cedar City has also been surveyed
and will be thrown open to entry May
IL next
4 fractional township plat in township
Is south range cast which Is near
Orancevile in western Emery county:
will he filed for entry May l.; Some OF
this land is subject to coal land with
dra walls and some to other restrictions.
which are noted on the plat.
Five OF the fractional township plats
are now embraced without the boundaries
OF national forests. and are subject 10
entry only from such persons as had
''sauatters' rights" on them previous TO
their incorporation within the forest,
which was in 1902. These include lands
In township 35 south, range s west. and
81 south. range west near Pansuitch
lake western Garfield county. In the
Sewer forest; and townships s south,
ranges ) and east. and south. east
in the Uintah national forest. on the
headwaters OF Hobble creek and on the
boundary between Utah and Wasatch
counties
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
TELEPHONE SOCIETY IS
LATEST ORGANIZATION

For the purpose of keeping in touen
with the departments OF business and the t
scientific development Of telephony, the
Intermountain Telephone society has peen
organized. Membership in the orgah'.h. "a.
tion for the present is limited 10 the
Bell Western Electric and Western
Union companies. There are forty char-
ter members. Officers chosen at the Or
President, w. b. Beveridge: vice presI-
dents, II II. Argerbrite and w: Z; cray
ton; secretary and treasurer h. fiam1lg- NJ
ton: assistant secretary and treasurer. w
zclI: executive committee. II. ]. Bollln.
w. W. Stahl. A, w. steele and i. -;
Hammer. The society will meet every
second Tuesday in the month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
CITY AND VICINITY

FUNERAL SERVICES for Peter J. Con-
nelly will be held In ST. Mary's cathedral
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Connolly
had been a member OF Utah camp, No.
33s, Women of the World. and the mem
bers OF his camp are requested TO attend
the services. Interment will be in MI.
Calvary cemetery.
DETECTIVE JERRY kELLIHER of
night and took Francis Drayton back with
him. Drayton Is the colored man who
was arrested by Detective Howell OF this
city less than ten minutes after word had
been received here that he was wanted In
ogden for burglary,
JAMES e MALIN, JR., filed suit in
the Third district court Wednesday
morning against Thomas Aston. admins
traitor OF the estate of John l. Pyrc, ct al.
TO quiet title to certain real estate which
he claims TO hold a one-half inter-
est in.
A COMPLAINT was issued by the
county attorneys office Wednesday after
noon charging Ed Smith with petit lar
ceny. II is alleged that Smith stole hay
valued at 81 from Lawrence KimoaIl
April 10. kimbal is the complaining Wit
ness.
THE SHERIFF OF Lincoln county. Ne
vada. took Charles Alexander back To that
county with him last night Alexander
is wanted there for horse stealing. lie
Monday and held for the Nevada author
tiles.
MRS. C. NJ, SUTTON, wife of the resi-
dent manager of the Orpheum: arrived In
Salt Lake last evening for Il stay OF ten
days. She is touring the circuit and APP
pears on next weeks bill under the stage
name Of Rosa Roma
A. RICHTER Wednesday afternoon be-
gan suit IN the Third district court
against Mary A. NJ Raymond ct al to
recover $3.50 and $75 on two causes OF
action on promissory notes. Interest also
Is asked.
ON THE GROUNDS of dcscrtion and
non support Martha Il. McCleery Wednes-
day afternoon began suit for a divorce
, from William McCleery. They have one
child. Of whom Mrs. McCieery asks The
custody
CLEO PATRICK, a negress is charged
with grand larceny In a complaint issued
by the county attorneys office Wednes-
day morning IL Is alleged that tho
woman robbed Tim Evans OF ST. April Ii
1911
JAMES r. SHIELDS, a widely known
travelling who has been a regular
visitor 10 salt Lake for thirty years, Is
at the Rnutsford. accompanied by nis
wife and son, Arthur,
THE FUNERAL OF Maria Walters
McLane Will be held from the family resi-
dence. No. i35 Eighth avenue. at 9 oclocL
FRIDAY afternoon. with interment ir
Mount Ollvet.
THERE WILL BE meeting of the
Commercial club this evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
TREES FREE TO
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Extraordinary Observation of Arbor
Day as Result of Keith-o Brien s
Generous Gift of 10000 Young Trees,

Inspire the spirit Of Arbor day into
school children, instruct them IN tree
planting. tell them of the benefits and
beauties of a shaded city, and future
generations will applaud.
The forethought of long ago is re
flectcd in the waving grace OF
the tall poplars of today. The
planting Saturday by school chill
dren of the hardy catalpa and the
sturdy American elm will mean a
wealth of trees when they are grown
source of beauty and cool shade
which will be Invaluable to Salt Lake
The children will plant catalpa and
American elm in front of their homes
newly opened streets some OF the
trees even taking the place of old ones
which have been destroyed by storm
and parasites.
Keith 0 'Brien S gift Of 10000 young
catalpa and American elm will be heart
lily accepted bv the schools in the in
be made Friday at the various school
buildings. under the direction of prlu
cipals and teachers. On that day ap
propriate exercises will be held Off
cial inspectors have examined all the
young trees and pronounce them in first
class condition.
Commends Firms Offer.
''It is magnificent offer and shows
the spirit of the company in assisting
in the beautifying of this city. The
offer is TO every child attending, tho
public schools of this city.
"All that each boy or girl will have
to do is to get the tree and take il
home and plant it.. The idea is tc
have the boy or girl feel that il is his
or her very own tree. Then we fee
that we can trust all of them to sec
that they are we'll cared for.
"The latter part is one Of the i'm
rortant things in the planting of trees
Too often the tree is planted and nc
further attention is paid to it. We are
tr~ing to teach the school children
that it is not enough to plant tree. {
s!rub or a flower, but that it must be
watched and cared for all the time
In addition t. the 10000 trees of
fered by Keith % 'Bren, Mr., Christen
sen is of the opinion that the record
of last year will be BROKEN in every
instance.
Special exercises will be held in al
the schools next Friday, at which timt
the children will be given instruc
tions as To how best TO plant and care
for trees, flowers, shrubs, lawns, etc.
and how best TO clean up their yards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
IMPROVEMENT PLANS
MATERIALLY ALTERED
Refusal of Liquor License at
Salt Palace Necessitates
Change.

Plans for the improvement of the Salt
Palace resort have been changed ma
terialy on account of the failure OF the
city council to grant a license TO sell
liquor there this summer. II had been
planned, say the proprIetors. TO spend
between $4,000 and $40. .OG0 In adding TO
the amusement concessions Of the place.
Now ii Is said these plans Will be re-
duced TO general Frightening up OF
The place by painting the buildings and
providing for the comfort OF visitors
With the refusal of the license the pro-
prlctors say they will go ahead and
make IL one Of the most pleasant resorts
in The city outside OF establishing the spe-
clal amusement features at FIRST contem-
plated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
ACCUSED
OF WHITE SLAVERY
Marshal Anderson Captures
Fugitive; Morrison Brought
From Oregon.

Three separate and distinct white
slave" traffic cases now before the
United States authorities, Last evening
Ross Morrison. arrested in connection
with an alleged violation OF the white
slave" act at Wa)a Walla. Wash. was
brought to Salt Lake by X. f. Lamer-
eaux. specially appointed by United
States Marshal James II. Anderson 10
bring Morrison from Baker City, Or.
The alleged victims OF Morrison and his
partner, James O'keefe. are Irene Hobbs
and Flora Chandler
Marshal Anderson himself did a few
fast jumps last evening and nabbed an
other alleged white SLAYER named Ray
Thompson. Thompson has been eluding
wanted in the case wherein Herbert
Gould and May Brown are also prlnci-
pals. Their alleged victim was Cora
Frohm.
Anderson received word by telephone
that Thompson was homeward bound.
Mr.. Anderson enlisted the service OF
Sheriff Joe Sharps automobile and ac-
went 10 the place where Thompson lived,
Seventeenth East and Eleventh South.
When they reached the house they saw
man attempting 10 hide and those who
denied Thompsons presence I'm the house.
After 9. somewhat lengthy parey, the Of
ficers persuaded the inmates OF the house
that they were aware of Thompson S
presence there and they were admitted,
Both Morrison and Thompson are now
in the county jail. Their arraignment
Rill likely be had before United States
Commissioner Baldwin today
The grand jury now In session will also
consider the case of William Siegel. who
is alleged 10 have lured away Agnes Nell
son.
Marshal Anderson saws that the mar
shal's office Will leave nothing undone TO
break up the traffic in Utah. and declares
that every resource of the government
will be used to bring 10 justice the men
VINO are engaged in this branch OF Grim
inalitY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
GIRL 0NFESSES
To BEING THIEF
Domestic in Malcolm keyser
Home Admits That She
Robbed Employer.
VARIED COLLECTION OF
PLUMBER In EVIDENCE
Arrest Is Result of Days Of
Strenuous Work on the
Case.

Catherine winthrop Sargent. aged lo
years. a domestic in the home OF Malcolm
Kcyscr. 1lOG East First South street, was
arrested by Chief OF Police Barlow. Pri-
vatc Detective Luke S. May, CITY De-
tcctive Frederick NJ SchulZe and Pa :
troIman Walter Griffin Wednesday after
noon on a grand larceny charge, The Sirl
Is accused OF robbing the kcysor home
about ten days ago and has contcssSd
her guilt The plundcr taken by the sifl
Is valued ut 500.
Luke :. May, chief OF the Mayloa de-
tcctivc agency. had been working on me
case lust eight DAYS being assisted by his
brother, " g. May who recently came
here from the Pacific coast The glrl
had been shadowed constantly and OUT =
side evidence was gathered up 10 NGu-
nesday when May confronted her win
the evidence that he had gathered against
her, after which she made confession
and showed the stolen property, "hicn
she had in two trunks. suitcase ana a. d
telescope. in her room in the keyscr
home. She had all OF the missing prop
erty in addition TO some articles that
had taken from the Wcrthcimer home IN
merly had been employed When May
was satisfied with his case he asked Chief
Barlow to go with him to make the ar
rest.
Has Mania for Theft.
The girl is Intelligent and well edu-
taking anything that she sees. Among
her collection were TO be found men
clothing baby clothing. several OF MIR.
kcyscr's pictures and three fine rcvolNers.
Her father is supposed to be j. d. Sar-
gent, who owns the Pine Tree ranch at
Moran Wyo. Her mother Is thought 10
have been murdered in the Jackson Hole
country in Wyoming In 1891
The girl has collection OF class sical
books and has attended the Smeads school
for girls a Toledo. q. She also seems
TO have had a hobby for horoscope liter
ature and works Of astrologists and for
tune tcllers. She had been for a short
time a manicurist in Chicago, but at the
time OF her arrest. and for some time pre-
ccding had been working Is a domestic In
private families.
Has Skeleton Keys.
In appearance the girl Is not unattraC-
tive. being five feet five inches in height
and weighing about 1l5 pounds. She has
"A good complexion and bright red hair.
Detective May says he thinks she viii
make further confession that viii i'm
plicatc others today. She had an outfit
of keys for opening trunks and suit
cases that would suggest considerable cN-
pericpcc. She had two rings which to-
gether contained twenty keys, most OF
which were skeleton keys.
The girl will have a hearing in n few
days, and until then will be held In the
city jail under the care OF Matron Gif-
ford. a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
KENYON HOTEL CAFE
COMPANY IS FORMED
Capital Stock Is $4,000,
With +. l.. Willie as
Manager.

Incorporation papers have been filed
with the county clerk for the Kenyon
Hotel Cafe company with capital stool;
OF $4,000. The company is organized
10 open and conduct cafe and restaurant
In the basement OF the Kenyon hotel. Ac-
cording 10 members OF the company, the
cafe will be open. for business in sixty
days and Will be modern In every detail,
Offering TO the people OF Salt Lake con-
venient place to cat whore service Will
he OF tho best In all departments
There will be a Main street entrance
aud an entrance off Second South street.
t.. l.. Willie. former owner and manager
of the Louvre. Will be manager OF the
new cafe
Officers selected follow: President and
treasurer. ]. II. Watcrs; vice president.
Fred IIalNcrSoT; secretary. Joseph l..
Lcwinsohn. These officers with Stella
Waters and Is y. Ramcy constitute the
dircc toratc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
FAILURE TO PROVIDE
Is CHARGE OF WIFE

Charging that Thomas Jones mas ialsp nh
10 provide her and their minor ch1Id VIZ VIZ
the common neccssaries of life BeatriGe
r. Jones Wednesday afternoon began SUI
In the Third district court for aavDIedJ rrIed
from her husband. They were an ma Nil
April 10, 1906. and have one chiid n, a.
dred Jones, aged years. In addition @ so|
the divorce Mrs. Jones asks Tor tl'n ni,,,ony u
tody of the child. 500 month aii'p'"'
and $50 suit money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
LICENSE PLATES MUST
BE PUT ON VEHICLES

Announcement was made Wednesanss ESQ ns
morning by City License CoileeInr mo-
B. Kimbail that produce peddiers pa!s dry.
torists. autoists and van ana ,sce u,as Mate
on their vehicles will be prosecuted ,,,s
Heretofore considerable lenieheg leniSe hit
been shown to peddIers and otne5s' they
nGM I, bo s"S SonnnIled to pay their licenses ana
put the plate on the vehicles immediai'''
ir they wish to avoid prosecution
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
Klontz Bound Over.

George s. klontZ was bound over TO the
district court Wednesday by Judge J. NJ
Bowman OF the city court. Klontz Is
charged with having forged and issued
pay checks of the Wells Fargo company
He was arrested by Detectives Ripley and
Cleveland. and at the time had num-
Der of the checks in his possession. He
also attempted TO resist the officers. His
ball WAS liked at $1,000 and In default OF
this he was taken &c the county Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
Prisoners at Work.

Patrolman Crowthers has been working
a. small force of prisoners In the city jail
yard for u DAY or two, and the result
back yard and the alleys leading TO It,
The work on the alleys will be done in
part by the Independent Telephone COM
pany and part by the city. Fifteen hun
dred dollars was appropriated for the ce-
menting of the yard by tho city coun-
ell last Monday and the work will be
rushed 10 completion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
P. H. LANNAN BUILDING
HOTEL IN CALIFORNIA

p H. Lannan OF Salt Lake is building
an apartment hotel at Santa Monica. Cal.
in the best section of the city that will
be a valuable addition to the seaside re-
sort, according 10 the SurF6ay Los An
gelcs Times, A view of tie building as
II will appear when completed is given
prominence In the issue Of the Times Ac-
will rcpresent an Investment of 5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
Two Plead Not Guilty.

Frank Shea pleaded not guilty to as
saut with Il deadly weapon with intent
to do bodily harm when arraigned IN the
criminal division of the Third district
court Wednesday morning. Shea Is al
legged to have assaulted II T.. Davis
with n knife January 81. 1911.
John Aldrich was arraigned the
charge of grand larceny and pleaded not
guilty. Aldrich Is charged with stealing
a horse and harness valued at 500. the
property OF Nels Rasmussen. February 20.
1911.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
False Pretenses Charged.

Harry Rose, alias George Jan"vT indie
charged with obtaining money oH u,'1b h,
false pretenses in a complaint lssneu ls,nesaa,
tho county attorney 9inSe POSE gave
tn Baron company u check loI ri
drawn upon the First National pa,,H had nd
Ogden November 13. when nc i'''0
funds in the bank
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
School Board to Meet.

A session of the board of education
will be held Thursday evening to go over
changes In the plans for the new high
school building made by Architect
George w. timer. The board may also
take up the matter OF entering into the
contract for The construction OF the build
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13

Prompt relief in all cases Of throat
and lung trouble if you use Chamber
lain IS Cough Remedy, Pleasant to take,
soothing and healing in effect Sold by
all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
MOTHER AND BABY
BURNED TO DEATH

SPOKANE. Wash. April 12.-Mrs. w,
E. Sturgis and baby were burned to death
today when fire destroyed their home In
Entiat valley. fifteen miles from Water
Willie The bodies were discovered by
neighbors after the house had been razed
by flames.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
Furnished House Wanted.

| want furnished house; about six
or seven rooms; reasonable rent; please
address today. V-35, Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
Rummage Sale.

hum'nage sale sale thursday; April Is,
church, corner nf and South Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
Monday, April II.

Montgomery band dance at Saltair
fort men. Continuous dancing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13

Go to Saltsir Saturday.
Trains 7:45 aud Sis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
Tribune Want Ads.

Bell Main 5000. Independent 36C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
One YEAR SINCE GILLIAN
SENTENCED STAR EDITORS
FOR ''CRIME OF CRITICISINC'

today SINCE Judge Gillian dug that aniqu..ed old law
the editors Of The Star jail for soaned
criticised his injunction the Duwmsh Valley
in
Gi0ms injunction deciding
the grabbed while the boosted effect
little and will prob
ally reach the until the Of spring
questionable 70
il has invoked this known the constructive contempt
law arbitrary k silence free speech and
honest criticism.
jailed couple Of editors And
landed ud and the federal judges
snce beend Of this
and the Of Washinsson
nunkies who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
JURY FAILS
To AGREE

After deliberating for more than
20 hours. the Jury in the trial of
Frank Lombardo for murder In the
first degree. was discharged this
morning by Judge Gay, failing to
agree on a verdict. Judge Gay in
his instruction made only two yer.
diets possibly, namely; guilty Of
murder In the first degree, or not
guilty.
The jury was not permitted to
return either second degree or
manslaughter verdict, which are
usually included in instructions in
murder cases. Early this morning
the jury sent out word that ID
could not agree. They were, how.
ever. kept together until II o'clock,
when they were discharged. Lom-
bardo, who is accused of having
shot and killed Frank Bressi on
September 30. will he put on trial
again on January "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
LOVER AT PHONE
LISTENS WHILE A
WOMAN SHOOTS
"eany Portland Woman Calls Up Man Phone and Then
Wouldn't Marry Her -

~s ~-tN@a EESAh 2sHaAH3 WtBel
CHICAGO, Dec. i6.-Telephon.
ina to Frank o. coekreli from her
room In hotel here. Mrs. Edna
Robinson, reported to be wealthy
disorcee. and sister Of Mrs. ]. c.
Clark Of Portland. Or. asked him
10 listen, and then shot herself.
Il did IL for him" she said. be
fore lapsing Into unconsciousness
Mrs. Robinson IL In a critical con
dition, aud may die The bullet
entered the left side OF her body,
between the heart and the shout
der
Frank Cockrell. known simply az
"A friend ~ Mrs. Robinson" dined
with her last night lie refused TO
make any statement save to in
form the police that he came from
Ierseyyiile. Ills. Specific motive
for the seif-shootlng is unknown.
and cockrelI refuses 70 shed any
light on the affair.
Mrs. Clark. sister OF Mrs Robin
son. lives at s26 Ankeny St, Port
land Mrs. Robinson made her
home with the Clark family for
some time.
The room occupied by Mrs. Rob
inson wss filled with Christmas
presents ready for mailing.
Mrs. Robinson In dying because
the man she loves refuses TO wed
her. The bullet barely missed her
heart AZ the hospital she told
Sergeant Malone she had tried sui.
eide because life wasn't worth liv-
Ing without Frank
Cockrell declared the woman tel.
ephoned him twice this morning be-
fore the attempt AT suicide.
Her Story =
At the hospital today. Mrs. Rob
inson said:
i shot myself because Frank re
fused 10 marry me. We went to a
restaurant last night and asked
Frank 10 marry me. He refused. |
asked him again this morning. He
refused again and | decided | did
not want TO live any longer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16
N MAN|GAl IS .
COINS EAST.

tsCR Akt1Ei~Ftos bt<ts ~ HI-
rangements for the transfer cf
Ortie II. MeManigal TO Indianapolis.
where he will be the principal Wit
ness before the federal grand jury
Investigating an alleged nation
wide dynamite conspiracy. wero
completed here today.
Accompanied by Detective Nal.
colin McI.aren Of the Burns agency
and score of federal officers. Nc
Manigal will be hustled from the
city Monday night in an automobile
to ncighboring town. and there
will be put aboard q special car on
an eastbound train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. le.--Suit for
$3.50 900 damages. on the ground OF
malicious prosecution and false ar
rest Is TO be brought against w Il.
II. Stokes, the millionaire hotel own
er and sporting man, by Miss Ethel
Conrad. who. with Lillian Graham,
was acquitted on charge OF as
sault with intent to kill Stokes by
Jury here yesterday. Robert
Moore, attorney for Miss Conrad,
announced today that the papers for