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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
HYTOE MADE DEFENDANT
Wife Seeks Divorce From the Ma
jor--Restsaining Order Issued.

A dispatch from Los Angeles tells
OF domestic difficulty between Ma
ior VI. p. Myton, former Indian
agent at whIterocks and well knowr
throughout Eastern Utah. and his
wife. The major, according 20 the
dispatch. IL made defendant IN a
sensational divorce suit filed IN the
superior court OF Los Angeles by
Mae p. Myton. his wife. from whom
he has been separated for long
time.
Mrs. Myton. who lives at Santa
Monica. appealed 20 the court 10 re-
strain her husband from visiting
her. citing as a reason a number OF
instances where he had visited her
and caused considerable trouble
Last Christmas. she says. wae the
last time that he appeared at her
home. and she asked the restrain
ing order to prevent another Wait.
II IL asserted that Mrs. Myton viii
offer great deal Of spicy testi-
mony when the case IL called for
trial IN Los Angeles. Papers re
straining Myton from visiting his
wife have been forwarded to Salt
Lake.
Myton Il at present a deputy cher
40 OF Salt Lake county.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
OF WATER
THE PRESENT YEAR
CARBON COUNTY HAS A, GOOD
RAINFALL, SAYS THfEssEN.
snofaiI Analyses Taken From Thir-
r-scven Points Throughout the
state-frospectivc supply Now
Has seldom n Ever fieen Exceed
cd. says Government Expert.

Deficient precipitation coupled
with abnormally high temperatures
during March combined to preserve
Utahs water supply, az shown In
the March snowfall bulletin issued
the other day by Alfred ~ Thics-
sen, section director OF the United
States weather bureau. The bulle-
tin says that ne the result OF
this peculiar weather combination
during the month OF March Utah
finds herself better supplied with
water than IN many years.
THE prospective water supply for
this spring and summer appears
greater and In better condition for
favorable distribution than Tor sew
crai years." ays the bulletin. mo
snow fell In March OF consequence.
except IN the higher mountains, and
precipitation totals were deficient.
but a layer Of wet. solid snow from
three TO ala feet u reported lying
over most OF the mountain regions
above the 7Bo0foot level.
Much warm weather prevailed
over the state during the month.
and tho spring season was unusual
iy well advanced everywhere, though
on account Of the deficiency OF the
precipitation. and tho unfrozen con.
ditlon OF the ground the streams
showed hut a siight rise. and there
we're no general Indications Of wa
ter ioss from n spring runoff. The
valleys and lower foothills were
bare and we're saturated to great
depth"
The snowfall analysis Il the re-
suit OF an extensive investigation AZ
thirty-sevcn points OF weather Inn
portance OF the Great Salt Lake wa
tershed IN BOX Elder. Cache. Davis,
Morgan. Rich, Salt Lake. summit
Tooels. Utah and wasatch counties,
eighteen points ON the SEWER lake
watershed. situated In Beaver. Iron,
Juab. Miilard. piuts and SEWER
counties. tweni, lone on the Green
and Colorado rivers watershed. In
clnding Carbon. Emery, Garfield
Grand. Kane. San Juan, uintah
waaatch. Washington and wayns
counties.
The snowfall bulletin for March
Il tho last OF series Issued by
Thiessen during the snowfall period
IN that the bulletin shows that the
snow In the mountains IL insured
against a wastcfui runoff BY the pc
cnliar weather combination durini
the month OF March a u regarded
AZ the most important and encour'
aging Of bulletins which have beer
issued
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
DEARTH or LAMBS HAS
SENT PRICES SOARING

Lamb prices are soaring and SUI
flcient supply cannot be had 10 sat
isfy the demand. The Greek Easter
win be celebrated April 2Sth and
many lambs arc desired In order
that their Easter may be properly
observed.
Utah Is being secured for lambs
which are scarce az this time VI the
year and the retail price at the
Greek Easter viii probably excee
twenty-five cents a pound. Year
llngs are now being sold at sixteei
cents
Few winter lamhh are raised IN
Utah and what few there are arr
being bought up IN sanpete count,
BY Greek butchers. where seyera
farmera make speciality OF raisinI
shed" lambs,
Wool dealers In salt Lake cit.
are aiding the Greek butchers n
getting supply OF lambs for th'
Greek Easter celebration.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

fhe Garden Meat Market han
dies first-class fresh. sait and
smoked meats. poultry. butter and
eggs -Advt. l-tf.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be- received by
the undersigned up 10 2 D. m. Fri
day. May 1. 1914. for all materials
aud labor necessary IN the construc-
lion OF an addition TO the l.. d. 5.
church al sunnysldo. Utah. accord
ing to piana and Specifications for
same. and open for inspection OF
bidders az the offices OF the c. n.
Stevenson and smoot-Nixon Lum-
Der companies. Price. Utah.
All bids wiz be opened at the
residence OF Bishop Samuel Dug
more at 1880 y. m. OF the above
date. Each bid must be accompan-
cid by certified check on some bank
In Price. UTAH for at least per
cent OF the amount thereof. payable
TO the undersigned.
The successful bidder viii be re
auir~a 20 furnish a satIsfactor,
bond for so per cent OF the amount
of the contract.
The form OF contract and bond
are at the office Of y. c. Hennis
sunnyside, Utah, and can there be
Inspected.
The undersigned reserves th'
right 10 reject any and all bids OF
10 accept any bid We may deem
best. 1916.
BISHOP SAMUEL DUGMoRE.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

My residence rs for sale. Part
cash and balance on time. LARS
FRANDsEN. atf
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
TOURIST RATES BECOME
EFFECTIVE NEXT MONTH

summer tourist rates TO the East
over an lines win be made effective
ON or about May 18th, and ceiling
dates viii BE- posted through June
July. August and September. with
October sist fixed as the limit OF
return. These rates Will be effeo-
tive to Chicago and 81. Louis. and
will correspond IN date with the eN'
cursion rates 10 the further East
with connections at these points.
The passenger association Is A
Chicago al work on the rates AZ THU
time. and A Is likely that announce
ment will be forthcoming durini
this week as TO the fares chat Will
be charged
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
NOU(IER MUST SERVE
fs~nch Government Insists Formcr
subject DO Army Duty.

Joe Nougior. prominent sheep
man OF san Rafael. who visited his
old homo In France last summer
and upon his arrival was Immediate
~ Impressed Into the French army.
must serve out the three years re
quired OF all able bodied male citi-
zens by the French government.
This Il authoritative. the informa-
ton comihg from senator George
sutherland. who has investigated
the imprcssment OF Nousier. n
legal point involved is that al
though the well known sheepman b
a naturallzod citizen OF the United
states. he did not obtain authoriza-
ton from tho French government "a
obtain naturalization as an Ameri-
can citizen and there are no con
ventional provisions IN regard e
naturalization In the treaties be
tween the United States and France
lnasmuch AZ the French government
desires Nongier's three years ser
vice there Is no chance for him C
be released.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

Thawing frost and April rains
chill you 10 tho very marrow. you
catch coid---head and lungs stuffed
You are fcvorish---cough continu-
ally and feel miserable you need
DR.. Kigs New DisooveFy. II soothes
inflamcd and irrifaled throat and
lung. stops cough. your head clears
Up. fever leaves. and you feel fine
Mr.. J. T. Davis Of stickney Corner,
Me-. WAS cured o. a dreadful
cough after doctors treatment and
all other remedies failed" Relied
or money hack. Pleasant children
like n. Get a bottle today. SOC A
400. at your druggiat Buekien'l
Arnica esilve for all sores. --Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

Careful tests prove A-theuea-ine,
the now antiphlogistic liquid. pene-
trates 10 the eeat OF the trouble
and removes the cause OF colds. ca
tarrh. coughs and tonsilitis. Il has
proven very effective for inflamma'
tion caused by female troubles. TrJ
Il. Al all drug stores. When pay
ing your subscription. ask Ne for a
400 bottie.---Adve.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
URANIUM REDUCTION PLANT
FOR GREEN RIVER CRY
standard Chemical Company MAX.
Ing Mig shipments.

Frank Cook. president OF the
Green River Telephone company.
was in "the biggest little city Sat
urday. and that Green River IL go
ing to experience big uranium
boom this year is unouestionabie in
hia mind.
Tho Standard Chemical company
Of Pittsburg II making immense
shipments from It's property nj
Hanksvillc. This concern has on Al,
six-horse teams which each trip
bring to Green River $4,000 pounds
OF uranium ore. The Cameron
mine. owned BY Angua Cameron OF
Philadelphia. Il shippine about halt
this amount
Harry A. Kraciing, treasurer OF
the standard Chemical company
who has Just finlahcd an inspection
OF the eompany's properties In Col
orado. announced In Denver bcfors
hla departure for the East. that
four reduction planta would be e.
tabilshed at oncc--thrce In colora
do and one at or near Green River
To install one OF these reduction
plants mcans an expenditure OF ap
proximateiy $4,000.
The standard company has on e,
hibition az Green River a $4,000
uranium spcck. which, 70 the naked
eye. looks about a. large as one.
tenth the sire Of pin head.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

You will be pleased to recon-
mend A-theucaine. the new Anti
phlogiaiic Dressing. 70 your friends.
Il Is easy to apply and Immediately
effective as a surgical dressing and
IN all congested and inflammatory
conditions. For sale by J. b. Rob
erts. We have limited number OF
400 bottles to give to our sub
scribers. --Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
Rnrsnlna Ia Typewrlters.

Another shipment OF the famous
l.. G. Smith & Bros. typewriters has
been received this week by Tue kd-
vocate. Price. SIC, payable In So
monthly instailments The Advocate.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
clears Complexion - Removes skin
Blcmishes.

Why 20 through life embarrassed
and disfigured with pimples. erup-
tions. biackheads. red rough skin,
or suffering the torturea OF eczema.
itch, letter. salt rheum. Just ask
your druggist for DR.. Hobson's Ec-
Eema Ointment. Follow the simple
suggestions and your skin worries
are over. MAD. soothing, effective,
Excellent for babies and delicate,
tender skin. Stops ohapping. Al
wayr helps. Relief or money back
sec, AZ your druggist.--Advt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
U BEGINS PROBE
OF ULSTER ARMY ORDER

London. April The first act 81
Premier Asquith in his new capacity
aF secretary of state FOR wnr wis to
clear ~ TIE mystery surrounding the
INSTRUCT, .us riNcn hy the war office
60 General Sir Arthur pdret. COM
mandcr-in-chief ln Ireland
Sir Arthur was summoned 10 Lon
don to give his chief % personal ac-
cuunt 49, The orders be- had received
and Issued and as "a result Of the con
ference Reginald Mckenna. the home
secretary who b. acting as leader OF
The house. was able tG Inform the
M today that.
The only question General psget
put 81 Intended to put 90 the COM
handing officers iu ireland was
whether they were ready 10 put their
duty before ans other considerations.
u was ~ has intention that his Or
any such question should he put hy
the general officers 10 their subordi-
mates.
General PaRet Informed The gem
ernl officers OF tho promise given by
tho secretary Tor war 10 officers
whoso homes " re- in Ulster to permit
them ID. tho tw temporarily from
thel 8nta in the event Of opera
lions '0minE necessary ia Ulster.
o. D. requested the general officers
o. % ont Immediately the number
of officers who would Withdraw on
this |uCCouu
The Irish commandments was
asked II any officer who could not
claim this exemption would be- al
lowed 90 resign 1914 replied hat the
result ~ any refusal to va their duty
could only mean their dismissal from
the army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
ASK RECEIVER FOR
OIL CLOTH FACTORY

fBv LEASED Wire Go Evening Herald
Trenton. n. J., April i.-Appiica-
ton for a receiver and an order re-
siraining officers n stockholders o.;
the American oil Cloth company nf
Salem, y. j., from disposlng OF the
assets Of the company vas mad Ia
the federal court today by Alexander
J. a Louis Hlmherg. rhe appli-
cants for the order were arrested
here last Friday charged with con-
spiracy To burn the pant OF the
American oil Cloth company.
Tho afldayits filed by the BIN
berEs today alleged that ihc Texas oil
company has an agreement with the
Bimhergs FOR h employment 81 their
foreman at q salary Of s., 400 a year
IN exchange for the oil companr loan
ing the American OH Cloth company
$4,000.
The affidavit further alleges that
the contract made with the Bimbergs
has not been fulfilled and that the
Texas company coerced the Hlmhcrgs
into the agreement.
Denial was made 81 the charge OF
conspiracy to burn the plant. which
is said to be worth s300. 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
THROW OUT THE LANE
Give Them Help and Many AIhuqueF-
que People WIN Be Happier.

Throw out the life line
Weak kidneys necd help.
They're often overworkod-they
don't get tho poison altered out Of tho
blood.
win you help them?
DuRn's Kidney Pc have brought
benefit to thousands OF kidney suffer-
ers.
Grateful testimony proves their
worth.
Mrs. r. =. Hood. eleven miles from
MoFlarty, y. A.. says. u have heard
enough said. about Doan's kidney
pills by one OF my relatives 10 con-
vince me that this remedy Is n Of
grcat value. Several years ago whom
! was visiting this person. he told me
ne had used Doan's kidney Pills. His
trouble was pain Ia the back ana
other distressing ailments. caused by
the kidneys falling 10 do their work
as They should. Deans kidney Pills
benefited him Do much that { can say
they are nno kidney medicine
For sale by an doalers. Price so
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co, Bunalo.
New YORK. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan'a-and
take no other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
T "::. G ;::. ROSEN WALO'S H "::. G s::

commissioner aboard The steamer
which brought Charlton from New
York te Naples. Dr.. Procacctnl, after
having studied Charlton Tor about
two weeks. expressed the opinion that
a. The time ne Was In a state OF
moral infancy ana therefore Ia a
condition of not realizing he cnor-
NIFTY OF what he had done.
In the majority OF cases these
crimes arouse The pity, not the Sc
verify OF the Jurors. ~ dhc accused
b. acquitted the reason VII not be
found In sentimentality or distortion
of the human sense Of justice, but
rather ln the conviction 81 the lur-
ors hat human agencies should not
infiict further penalties upon the man
before them who. having made "a VIC
tim OF another. Is himself the victim
OF an incXorable fate.
W shall prove before the court
of assizca that the Charlton drama b.
due To an alteration which upset the
normal mental faculties OF the ac-
Cused. This viii clearly appear from
the interrogation OF witnesses ana
our contention Will be further sup
ported BY The testimony OF Italian
nlienists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
CRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK, THICK, GLOSSY
Try Grandmother's old laVorltc
ttcelpc 81 sage Tea and
sulphur.

Almost everyone knows hat sage
Tea n sulphur. properly GEM
pounded. brings back tho natural
color ana lustre 90 The hair when
faded. strcBked or gray; also ends
~dandrun. itching scalp ANA stops fali-
ing hair Years x the only way 60
get this mixture was to make b nj
home. which Is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for ''Wyeth's sage aad
sulphur Hair Remedy" You viii
get "a large bottle Tor about so cents,
Everybody uses this Old. famous
recipe. because no one can possibly
tell that YOU darkeued your hair, as
u does II so naturally aud evenly
You dampUn "a sponge or soft brush
with it aud draw this through your
hair. taking oue small strand az q
time. by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another applica-
ton or two your hair becomes beau
tifully dark. thick aud glossy and YOU
look years younger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
PORTER CHARLTON
WILL MAKE OWN
DEFENSE
Young American who Killed
His Wife on Honeymoon in
Italy to be First and Last
Before Jury

Como, Italy. april PORTER
Charlton. the young American who
killed his wife, Mary scott Charlton.
when they were spending their
honeymoon here Ina June. 1910. has
acquired a sufficient knowledge or
Italian to avail himself OF The priyi-
lege under the Italian law TO be the
hrst and the last 10 address the jurors
before whom he Is To be tried on the
charge Of murder.
sympathy for the accused youth
has been demonstrated frequently
during his detention IN h a dom
memo Jail sine extradition from tho
United states last August. While
Charlton has been studying the Ian
guage OF the country his lawyers
have ben working up public opinion
In his avor. The effect b. apparent.
Visitors 10 the iali are many and
privileges haV been granted to the
prisoner by the director and keepers
OF the jail. His meals are served
from the outside. Good food and
Palace Of ustice have kept him in
hne health.
u may be midsummer before tho
ease h. tried, delays holng "a to eX-
tended Investigations undertaken BY
both Sides.
Chariton's lawyers have been get
ting ln touch with numerous witness
W. 80 ~" go" AENN"E ~ ""HLHHH
been Hubpuenaed and n IL expected
hat several may appear personally
before the court OF asslxcH az Como
10 contribute their testimony as 90
the psychological condition of the ac-
cuaed.
While the ease IL new In the sense
that II Is the first time an American
citizen has been ~extradited and tried
in italy. a does not differ greatly
from the ao-cnlled crimes cf passion
so frequent here.
studying the terrible drama. we
have become convinced and Will dem
o~nstrate," Say Charlton'H lawyers in
a sketch o the theories they viii
pursue. that an obscure and lnov-
liable fatality presided over these
awful crimes. which 20 from love to
death, from tho idyil 60 tragedy. by
which n human iifo b. suddenly cut
short By the hand of n creature who
loved, and who still u~assIonatcly
loves, and who afte rthe crime re-
mains terrified, Weakened and
stunned BY what he has done. in-
capable 81 believing that the blood
WAS shed by him.
Charlton. of weak character. IN
experienced, overwhelmed hy Inc art
FOL attractions 81 Mary Scott. was
captured by an almost pathological
fascination. had his conscience weak
ened "a enslnyed ana became the
easy tool 81 incohcreut n illogical
~exccsses.
TO prove this We have added 10
the documents Of tho trial the infcs-
the royal nayy, who travelled ~ royal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
WATCH rIII

DO not permit yourself to Dc luled to sleep by the easy
assurance that nothing can Doe done a0out a new water
franchise or extending the old one. without a vote OF the
people. Ask your lawyer about 70 and see how easy u would
be for an energetic mayor ana a willing council 10 do some
thing This water issue is the biggest thing pending here
In this election. II Is vital.
The Democratic candidates are pledged To absolutely
nothing on the winter question.
The Democratic candidates are pledged to nothing on
anything except To assure Albuquerque a high class and
prosperous Red Light" district.
Judging by the fate Of the Democratic platform Of two
years ago. the absence Of a platform this election Is for
tunate. II saves further breaking ~ faith.
But Tor your own protection YOU must know whore your
counclmen stand ON this matter Of the water works.
You know where SELLERS stands.
He IL for bondipg an already over-honded city FOR
THREE QUARTERS OF \ MILLION DOLLARS To buy a
water plant offered 20 the city four years ago for less than
half that sum.
How do the Democratic candidates for the council
stand?
You do not know. They have not said.
DATES FOR THE COUNCIL and d. II. BoATRiGHf
STAND;
we believe that the question OF an adequate water
supply al more favorable cost to the consumer than Is now
in effect. rs an important factor In the upbullding of our
city, and In accord with this position We pledge our unaltcr-
able opposition TO the Sellers policy 60 bond tho city In he
magnificent sum Of seven hundred and nifty thousand dol
lars with which 10 purchase the old water WORKS system,
thereby doubling the burden upon the taxpayers Of the city;
that we are unequivocany opposed to the extension of any
franchises now existing ia the ciy, or the granting OF new
franchises. or he further bonding Of the city without first
submitting the proposition to the taxpayers"
Vote the Republican ticket and play absolutely safe on
this water works matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
MRS. JESUS ROMERO
ON HER WAY HOME;
TO ARRIVE SUNDAY

Mrs Jesus Romero, who has been
undergoing treatment at Mayo broth
crs' hospital la Rochester, Mimi Is
on her way home IN company with
sheriff RomerO's sister, Mrs. Al Cole
und Mt. Coleman, Mrs. Cole
man has bce with Mrs. Romero since
h left for Rochester several weeks
ago. Mr.. Coleman went cas- to uc-
company Mrs, Romero and his wife
on The homcward journey. sheriff
ms telegram from Mr., Coleman to-
day
Arrived Tuesday Ia Chicago. stop
ping az sherman hotel. All are well
win leave Friday evening on No. 3,
and arrive homo sunday morning az
II o'clock"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01
Where Quality
Meets Price

i9ii was told of today in The hcarlng
here IN the e0vefnmcnt's nntf-tffsi
suit against the quaker oats rom
pnny. A.. &. Heath, OF Fort Dodec.
formerly "a director Of The Great
Western company, but now out 81 the
oat meal business told OF the transfer.
on Christmas dny shortly after the
sale, AIR Heath said. the Fort podae
plant was discovered to be on IRE.
sir. Heath said that he hurried to me
hulldiuE and d~lscoVcre dthut Do he
part where the IRE started the auto
matte sprlnklers had been turned Hu.
Mr. Heath said u a during his de
rcctorshlp la the Great Weston that
company failed go take adNautl 30 ui
an opportunity to purchase &sOe 600
bushels Of oats that We're needed 90
nm its contracts at a time when the
purthas~ would have saved from atty
10 sixty Thousand dollars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-01

Washington. April i-Oppoaiti0u 90
the international convention for sufc-
To- at sea adopted by Representatives
81 foreign nations at London In Jan
uury was made before the senate for
elan relations committee today ny An-
drew Furuseth, representing the In
ternatlonal Seamen's union lie ron-
tended that approval Of the couNen
tion would take away from the United
States right 90 regulate forcign ves-
sells coming "a It's port. considora-
ton Of the convention 10 to BE- con-
tinued hy the committee tomorrow
at an open hearing.