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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
DELEGATES LEAVE FOR
THE CONVENTION TODAY

Delegates to the state convention OF
the Utah F'iremcns association will leave
this morning at 1850 o'clock for Provo,
where three days session Will be held
The local delegates are Reuben Simpson.
Jesse l. Burnett, a. n, Foster O. n.
Smith and William +. Cahoon. The Salt
Lake delegation will be accompanied by
w. W, Wilson, president Of the state as
sociaiion. whose home Is In Sandy.
The exhibition crew OF the Salt Lake
department will spend Thursday at the
convention for the purpose of demon
strating life-savinD methods This crew
consists OF Captain Andrew Eikrem. 4.
a Carlson, Otto II. Smith, A " Foster,
Peter Odenwalder and Il. r. Craig
Chief William II. Gore OF the local fire
department Will deliver an address on
The Horse IS. the Automobile In Fire
service. Former Chiefs George NJ. OF
finger James Devlne and William By
water also will attend the convention
Members OF the local Veteran Yolun-
teer Fireman's association will not be In
attendance on account of not being able
TO secure satisfactory railroad rates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
Whooping Cough Is Relieved
When Sufferers Are Taken
Into Condenser Room.
CLAIM SUBSTANTIATED
BY REPUTABLE DOCTORS
Fumes of Coal Tar, Ammonia
and Sulphur Prove Effective
i'm Serious Cases.

For the child that is a sufferer from
the dreaded whoopinE cough there Is
prompt relief at hand without rcsortinG
to a PHYSICIANS prescription. And this
plain statement is backed UP by the ex-
pressions OF wcll-known physicians of
Salt Lake City A few hours a day spent
In the condenser room Of the Utah Gas
& Coke company, or any other gas fac
tory employing similar methods OF manu-
facture. is declared to be tho best and
quickest method OF affordins relief and
accomplishing recovery.
This condenser room is tho place where
the gas Is scrubbed and washed. TO
use the phrase employed by the manu-
facturers themselves, Hers the air is
heavily impregnated with the fumes OF
coal tar, ammonia and sulphur. although
not to the extent as to render 1t harm
ful TO any person in a normal condition
OF health. not evon TO an infant only a
few weeks OF age.
DR. S. c. Paul. city physician, corrob-
properties of these fumes and declared
last night that anyone suffering from
whooping cough or bronchitis would be at
once relieved and most probably quickly
cured by spending a few hours a day In
the atmosphere OF this room.
DR.; a. c, Wherry. weli-known local
dentist, has a son aged Z years who suf-
fered from an aggravated case of whoop
Ing cough. He took the boy to the gas
plant and detained him for a brief pc
riod daily for several days In the con-
denser room. Abatement of the violence
OF the coughing paroxyisms was Mt once
noted and the childs recovery was rapid.
In View OF the prevalence OF whooplne
cough In the city at the present time and
the annoyance and inconvenience expert
cnced when the disease is allowed to
run It's course" which is often OF three
months duration, citizens will appreciate
the offer OF the Utah Gas & Coke com
pany allowing any one to bring their
children TO the plant for free treat
ment." as specified
The room where the patient can breat the
the curative fumes would undoubtedly
be crowded from morning until night but
Tor the fact that any whooping cough
patient brought in close contact with a
person who Is not Immune may easily
communicate the disease. and hence the
transportation OF afflicted patients on
street cars is In violation of the rules OF
health. Yet, II they can reach the gas
plant without in any way spreading the
contagfon they Will be gladly allowed the
opportunity OF inhalng the medicinal at
mosphere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
STATE LAND BOARD
PLANS LARGE LOANS
Officials Are Willing to Help
Worthy Projects for De-
yelOpment of Utah.

For the purpose OF considering state
loans on various irrigation projects in the
Uintah country, the state land board will
meet Wednesday afternoon. 1t Is under
stood that the board will lend in the
nclghborhood OF S370.o00 to various irri
cation projects in the reservation coun :
try. While the various projects may not
be given fully as much as they have
asked for, the board Is In favor of helping
along the settlers, who are striving hard
TO reclaim the desert lands. as much AS
II possibly can
Members OF the land board recently
went over the proposition thoroughly.
visiting the various projects asking for
aid. and they are unanimously In favor
OF helping along the work OF reclaimlng
the desert lands. as are also members OF
the state board Of examiners. which
hoard has to pass upon all loans.
1t is for the purpose of reaching a con-
cluslon with reference to the money
available that the meeting will he held
Wednesday afternoon. II is understood,
The New Hope, South Myton bench, and
two Blue bench projects have asked for
q total OF S496,000. The New Hope asked
for $4,000. South Myton, S195, 900; one
Blue bench. sl?h.000 and the other Blue
bench for s125.000.
A total OF 35.0 900 acres will be watered
by the four canals, There are about $500
acres under the New Hope. $4,000 acres
In the South Myton and $4,000 In the two
Blue bench projects.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
WORK IS BEGUN ON
HIGH SCHOOL SITE
Grading of Grounds for Half
Million Dollar Building
Under Way.

The grading of the grounds for the new
high school building at Twelfth and
Thirteenth East and Eighth and Ninth
South streets was begun Monday. The
contractors in charge OF the work Ra~
leigh & Harmon, have twenty teams
and large force OF men employed In the
grading and hope TO have it completed
within thirty days. 1t is expected to be-
gin the construction OF the building about
October l. Architects Cheseboro and Ell
dredge will complete the working plans
this week and advertising for bids Will
then be done.
Assistant City Engineer Burt and
Architect Chescboro were present Monday
when the work OF laying out the grounds
was commenced and approved the plans.
The campus promises TO be up 10 date
In every particular and vii! present d
beautiful appearance. The tracks courts
and fields are to be laid out with artistic
effect Several thousand seats TO be
erected between the steps on the west
side Of the building will command a view
of the entire campus
The baseball and football gro,Sds and
drill field will he IN front OF the build
Ing. and TO the left Will be an eight lap
running track. In the southwest corner
OF the grounds will be green field for
tennis. croquet and other lawn games
Courts for basketball also will be sup
piled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
ORDER IS QUASHED
IN L|PPMAN CASE
Affidavit Held Insufficient to
Warrant Proposed Action
Against Defendant.

The order requiring Joseph Lippmau to
appear in the city court to give an ac-
counting of certain funds said to be in
his possession and alleged to belong to
the American party was quashed yester-
DAY forenoon by Judge j. j, Whitaker
OF the city court on motion Of NJ. z.
The order was issued In connection
with suit brought by o. A. Skidmore
against D: c. Dunbar and others for
money said to be due Skidmore and
others for services rendered the Ameri-
can party. An affidavit was fled By
Dana I. Smith, attorney for Skidmore.
alleging that Joseph Lippman had in his
american party On this affidavit the
order was issued for Mr. Lippman's an
pcarance IN court.
Attorney NJ. Z, Wilson. for Mr.. Lipp-
man moved that the order be quashcd
on the ground that the affidavit did no.,
ance, OF the order MFR. Smith asked per-
mission OF the court to file an amended
AFFIDAVIT upon which TO base the order
OF the court. Judge Whitaker held that
while II was within the discretion of the
court to permit the filing Of the amend
ed affidavit, he did not care to establish
a a. precedent by Permitting, the filing OF
not press the question OF sufficiency OF
the original affidavit and Judge Whitaker
granted the motion to quash the order
After the case had been disposed of At
torney Dana 7, Smith said that in behalf
of his client nc would Immediately In
based on a new affidavit. and would
again ask that Mr.. Lippman be cited be-
lore the court To give an accounting OF
the funds alleged TO be In his custody
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
SALT-LAKE MAY GET
BIG CONVENTION
Move to Bring Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Here i'm 1914.

Il. Corrigan Of Cleveland. O.. assistant
10 the grand chief of the Brotherhood o
Locomotive Engineers, is staying at tn,
Cullen hotel in this city. Monday he helc
consultation with a number of the loca
members OF the order among whom were
w. G, Bywater and G.. a, Mclean OF Sal
Lake City and w. J Carr of pocatello
Ida, in regard to the place Of the mex
convention of the order, which will be
held in 1911.
The chief object of Mr.. Corrigan's visit
to this part OF the country Is TO deter.
mine the most eligible place for this con-
vention. He said that II should righttulls
go to the west and that he had been as
sured Of the splendid entertainment that
awaited the members here. He said tina,
he could not but hope that this inviting
city would be successful In landing the
plum, adding that this would mean that
fully 10000 people would be here for a
period OF thirty days.
I'VE have not yet had an official meet
ing but probably may get together Tues
day." said Mr.. CorrIgan yesterday. eve
hope to have a harmonious meeting the
result OF which Will be freely given to the
public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
OGDEN IS TO ENJOY
GOOD 0RPREU|M BILLS
Three High-Class Performances
Are to Be Given Each
Week.

Ogden is to enjoy the same Orpheum
bills AS Salt Lake. and that, too. week
ahead OF their local presentation. The
Ogden house, which has been loased by
Joseph #. Goss. will open with It's first
Orpheum offering OF the season, Thurs
day, August 81.
AS u Is now necessary for each act
coming to the local house 10 break a
week owing to the long jump from other
points TO Salt Lake, and most OF the
acts coming to this city travel by way
OF Ogden, the opening OF the Ogdan
Orpheum will accomplish two things
furnish the Junction city with line OF
excellent entertainment equal to the
best that Salt Lake gets. and at the
same time enable the performers 10 par
TALLY make UP the week that is now
dead time.
Three performances week will he
given In the Ogden house. Thursday and
Friday nights. and Saturday matinee. A
glance AT the following programme gives
assurance that Ogden will be treated TO
a rntt1ing good bill as the first of tho
season. the same bill will open In Salt
Lake the following Sunday Septcm-
Der g.
The I.orch Family, Gerald Griffin g.
Co; Frederick Hawley e. Co.; Fay.
CoIeys and Fay; Clifford Walker, Parker.
Horsfall and Blenioni and the Mabelle
Fonda troupe. making thirty-one people
In all on the programme,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
WEST IS GROWING
IN SURPRISING WAY
ambassador Kerens Finds the
Changes of Few Years AL
most Beyond Belief.
Continued From Page One.

San Pedro harbor, We went as far as
Ine great breakwatcr at the entrance to
the outer harbor and also went all over
she inner harbor. visiting all of Its wa :
ter connections
1t has been Ave years since | had
previously visited San Pedro harbor and
declare that l have never known OF
such marvellous improvements to be
wrought in such a short space OF time
thcre Is now thirty feet of water oyer
INC bar at the entrance to the Inner
marnor and at wharf frontage. At the
upper end OF the inner harbor the gov
ernmcnt is dredging out a large turning
pasin Large quantities. OF land are be-
ing created by this dredging toward the
outer e harbor and as result OF the Inn
DroNements several hundred acres are he
Ing reclaimed from the ocean. II is i'm.
possible to describe The importance Of
''e improvements at San Pedro harbor
All OF these improvements are be-
ing made In anticipation OF the conple
tion OF the Panama canal. This barbor
WI De ready for the vast amount Of
commerce incident To the opening OF the
Ganai San f9r the work at San Pedro bar-
Dor and Terminal island the Salt Lake.
houle Is largely responsible
ne sa!t Lake Route appears TO have
~ pi'lllRht future despite the vIc!ssi-
ir,o TICS @ occhsioned by numerous washouts.
nc road Is now doing q handsome busi
ness ana the general opinion appcnrs to
De mat the business Will Increase con.
inad H,an.M; II is The shortest line from the
sn,,,herv states TO Los Angeles and
pears secure. "'"'e "p
Los Angeles has improved far beyond
hs thse C",mnre@nension oon,i@ mems I am delighted with
ana ] return 10 the east fllIed with al
miration for Salt Lake CITY ns 40 au
eeles and all of southern California
sH Sail inI. fsT tne san Pedro. Los Angeles &
tor In The growth and deyeionmen, Of |
Jour beautiful vest VI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
LOCAL EAGLES HAVE
BIG EAGLE AS GUEST

Conrad H. Mann. grand secretary of
the national aerie. r. o. T., travelling in
special car with Mrs. Mann and a party
Of prominent Eagles and their families
twelve In all, spent few hours In salt
Lake yesterday. the guests of the Sail
Lake acrie No. ca Secretary Mann and
party are on their way to the grand aerie
convention OF the order, which opens In
san Francisco next Tuesday Mr. Mann
said that he expected the most largely
attended and successful convention In the
history OF the order
The secretary and his party were the
snests Of the local entertainment commit
tee at the Wilson hotel and early In the
aIternoon left over the Western Pacific
for San Francisco,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
RANDOM SHOOTING
CLAIMS BOY VICTIM
Carl Adams, Aged If Years,
Receives Painful Wound
in Leg.

AS the result OF an accident, Car
Adams, aged IL years, son OF c. f
Adams. 1875 Lincoln avenue. was shot
through the left leg. just below the knee
yesterday afternoon near the southeast
corner Of Liberty park. The wound was
dressed by DR. II. b. Sprague at the
emergency hospital at the police station
and the boy was removed to his home.
The boy was sitting on the tongue OF a
wagon while his father worked in a near
by field. One bullet narrowly missed Mr.
Adams and a moment later the lad fell
from the tongue with a bullet wound In
his leg.
Shortly after this. l.. Milan. aged Is
years. 1868 South Sixth East street. was
arrested By Patrolman Conyers on the
charge OF shooting within the city limits
The young man admitted that he had
been practicing with Il .3S-caliber re-
volver but said that he was at least
two blocks away from where Mr.. Adams
and his son were stationed, Milan was
released upon his promise to report al
the police station when wanted.
Mr.. Adams Is a brother of Mrs. Annie
Adams kiskadden. mother Of Maude
Adams. the famous actress
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
ISSUED FOR A CHILD

The hearing on the application for a
writ OF haoeas corpus instituted against
Mr. and Mrs. 3. 3. Gray. 4i0 J street
by Selma Stanford. attorney In fact for
Belle Hansen. tn recover possession OF
Robert SchroyieT, a minor child who. Il
the Grays. was continued until Septem-
Der by consent in Judge F. c, Loot
bourow's division OF the Third district
court Monday.
1t is charged that the Grays procured
the child from the Children's Home So
ciety OF California, and I'm an answer
Iiien III the case they express their WILL
ingncss TO adopt him. Selma Stanford
In her application. asserts tS,at the de-
tcntion OF the child is Illegal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
SUGAR PRICES SOAR
In LOCAL MARKET

Sugar is still soaring In the east on ac
count OF the continued drouth In the beet
sugar fields OF Germany and a CORE
spending Increase in price has been made
sale price on beet sugar Is Sc. 10 per hum
dred and OF cane sugar S6 so. The retail
price liz close to 81 per hundred. the high
est for several years
a heavy sugar crop is reported in lower
California and a fair one in the northern
part OF the state. The Utah and Idaho
factories promise TO break all records
The intense heat will cut the Colorado
crop short
The beet sugar factory at Bay City.
Mich. Will run five months this year. be =
ginning September 20. instead OF three or
three and a half months, as usual be-
cause OF large yield there
Serious apprehension is felt, however
since II may force the sugar growers Of
me United states TO go TO Russia for their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
COUNTIES ARE LEYYING
TAXES FOR ROADS

For the purpose OF going over the lcvics
made by the various counties Of the
state for road Improvement work, the
in the governors office Monday after
noon. In practically all OF the counties
which have been heard from the 5-mlll
levy as permitted by the state law. has
been made. which Will realize good
sum for state highway Improvement
work: Several counties yet to be heard
from VIII materially swell the fund
Much work is now being done on state
roads and more will be under way as
soon as the board learns lust how much
money II has on Its hands. The mem
hers of the board expected 10 meet with
Governor William SDry Monday after
noon, but the governor was unavodabIy
detained from his office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
CITY AND VICINITY

INSPECTOR, OF QUARANTINE Cen.
try OF California reports that there is nc
| quarantine against Utah alfalfa seed or
| the part OF California. The report said
keep the weevil out of that state, but thai
| no legal restriction had been placed on
Utah products In this connection.
C. B. STEWART, secretary of the Utah
Woolgrowers association, has been send
Ing list of questions to all of the lead
Ing sheepmen of the state, This Is Ia
get information that will later be pub
lished In report regarding the cost and
production OF wool In Utah in compari-
son with former years.
NICK RAiCEVICH, who attacked
Charles FuSnovich with a knife at Bing-
nam several days ago, Is charged with
assault with intent to commit murder in a
complaint issued Monday by the county
attorneys office, Vugnovch now is In
st Marks hospital
APPLICATION for the return OF Hens
Jaskle from Wyoming to Sanpete county.
where ne Is wanted on the charge OF fall
children was made to Governor Spry
Monday morning by the county attorney
OF Sanpete county.
TIE FUNERAL of Elizabeth l. Hopper
James l.. Hopper, 427 Hazel court. who
died Monday morning. will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the family
residence. Interment will be in Mount
OlYet cemetery.
w. e. MosHIER filed a petition for 4
decree In bankruptcy in the federal court
Yesterday, He Is a locomotive engineer
residing at Murray. He gives his indebt-
edness at s62S:I and his total assets at
Sll0, all OF which he claims to be ex-
empt.
JOHN CoNSiDINE OF, Seattle. of the
firm Of Sullivan * Considine theatrical
managers. VIII arrive In Salt Lake this
afternoon for the purpose of inspecting
the new Empress thelter which Will nIa
the Sullivan Considine attractions
JACOB HENNEGER is charged with
assault and battery In n complaint issued
oy the county attorneys office Monday
Salcher with a horse whip. Salcher Is
the complaining witness.
THE NEW Utah automobile directory
issued Monday morning by the secretary
or or state. shows total of 1920 automobile
licenses in the state. The directory also
shows 25l licensed chauffeurs.
MISS LEO TRENT has returned from
an extended vacation In California She
spent most of the time In Santa Monica
nut also visited many OF the principal
cities OF California,
CHARGING that her husband deserted
her. Jane FissIng began suit in the Third
district court for divorce from Thomas
+. Vissng Monday. They were married
August Is. 1909
TO RECOVER sGT2 alleged TO be owing
on certain goods. the Excelsior Supply
company instituted suit In the Third dis
trict court Monday afternoon against w
n Hill ct al
MAUD l. BRAY was granted an inter-
locutory decree Of divorce from William
f. Bray by Judge +. C. Loofbourow Mon
day afternoon.
CARL ADAMS was given an interlocu-
Tory decree OF divorce from Ethel Adams
In judge f. e. Loofbourows division OF
thc Third district court Monday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
MEXICAN IS CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY

Jose Gateros, a Mexican, is charged
with grand larceny In n complaint Issued
by the county attorneys office yesterday.
He is charged with stealing one watch,
one miners gold pin and one chateIaine
Chaves. rear Of 3a1 South state street:
The complaint alleges that Gatcros.
with number OF his friends. visited the
nome OF Mrs. Chayes Saturday afternoon
and enjoyed her hospitality. Yesterday
morning. Mrs. Chavcs discovered her loss
and, believing at first that the house mad
been entered By burglars Sunday night
reported TO the police that her house had
been robbed.
The complaint charging Gateros with
grand larceny was issued during the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
POLICE SERGEANT PERU
BITTEN BY BUll

While rounding up gang OF dfuS
early this morning In. the ress u,viA N
erts court. between SOUTH LerxS
First South streets and fiI.h p,sro1 @
West streets. Sergeant n; + Tns
severely bitten by a bulldog; hsIs,
OF the dog entered his right leg gs,hIeS IsIS'
knee in five places. two Of ,1nda SM,ial
about one inch deep: The wou%s oa,s
cauterized by DR., II. g. sprhs, prhs,,syt
doctor said that he did moi .,o,,s J
wounds would prove OF sei'''
acter. ,;ed by'
Sergeant Pierce, Accompanies Ia,Isy a.
irolman c. 4. Duvanter ana ' "a
Gillespie, were approaching ND
house in which they believed Tha
of drug hends were sleeping 1S,,ss m
dog was chained TO tny mas 1.oe ri
Sergeant Pierce passed ne VII VII SllI
BY the leg and II was not uni,' ,syo @
and Duvanter had emptied the"
into It's body that IT let go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
LIVERY STABLE FIRE
IS QUICKLY CHECKED

There was fire yesterday afternoon
In one OF the stables OF the Iowa Livery
company. rear of 129 West South Temple
street, which, had II not been Immediate
fire department. might have resulted in
great loss, as there are many frame
buildings adjoining
The cause OF the FIRE Is unknown The
building contained hay and horses In
all valued al $4,000. Tho roof of the
building was destroyed and portion OF
the hay. The horses were all saved. Tie
total loss Is estimated at $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
WATER OF TREM0NTON
FOUND TO BE IMPURE

Herman Harms. state chemist. has
submitted TO the stale board of health
his report regarding the water supnly
of Tremonton. In Box Elder county. This
Mr., Harms reports that n number of the
citizens arc in favor of getting a new
city water system and the outlook for
this is favorable.
The health department has also investf-
gated the reports regarding the impure
water supply OF Santaauin. which were
found TO he Incorrect. An effort by the
Commercial club Is being made to get n
new water system there. bat the citizens
in general do not seem TO favor tho
proposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
BARTENDER IS HELD
FOR ALLEGED Aooa'

Richard Fentun. aged o. Scn,,th 81
tender at s22 West Secohu patrp
was arrested last night W nin va
Beynon. The charge aga'"''
open. $500, struck
Christensen. aged 45- over the na,aht' nTht
lowing I,p an alteration between Inai III q
tenson @ was seriously Injured, t,a anossj nose
however, his injury was 3, niAiE + tlro
fracture OF the skull and ~ tnai he
bv the attending physician nnn,nved nmN ID
not recover. He will he ret tnS IRE
Marks hospital this moi1ii%s, %rsec,oyerJ
will be held pending the x
l.atb of Christensen.