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i 2 DESERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY JULY is iios
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ANOTHER VICTIM
OF STRANGE FEUD
Mike Popovitch Falls Before
Rifle of Unknown Assailant
At Bingham
I 1JlFE SEES GALACZ SHOT
1i
j 1 SlierllT Appealed to for Aid In Sup
jveIng 1alr8 11l Among Op
i hl J CIlrllllli ructions
Ii
Stovo Nurovlch will haxe to stand
trial ror the murdf rot Mlk Popovleh
nt Hlnghiim cnnyan Saturday Deputy
Sheriff J 1i Fortes today made oiit
a charge against Nnrovlch and signed
It as lomphinlnK wlthness A ntim
1cr ot1 foreignersheld In tho county
1 Jail will bo released on ball us wit
i ntlsc
Speculation In still riCo ns to who
did the fatnl shooting In the Oarfiold
religious riots llio officers holding to
y Mho opinion that Mike Peplch and not
i fiAilnm Feplch did the firing
i > tihftrlttnmery wni appealed to yes
terday by citizens of lllngham to solid
men to help in tho task of maintaining
order Great excitement prevails In
and about tho mining camp ns a resuli
of tho roll loul war being waged
L among certain foreigners During tin
I past four days two men have bcun
nmrdcied by asslsslns In ntnbuscado
Mel yesterday another Austrian wa
shot down at tho door of his cabin
1 and Is now In a serious condition
11 On Thursday July 9 dIke Bovlch
employed at tho tlarfield smelter was
shot down by Mike Peivlch Who es >
1 cat > qll Bovlcli WIIH token to St
g Marks hospital where ho made u hard
fi flght for life but died Saturday night
hWhllo on his way homo from worlt
ijlUke Popovich u miner at the High
land Hoy near Bingham wits Rhot
dowri1 by Stovo Mlere Tho man llvcfi
but a short time Thu third shooting
occurred yesterday whon Petef Galao
rI fell with a bullet 111 his body Tho au
fi thorities have not so far discolored
his ussalUnt
11 WIFE SUES HUSBAND FALL
1 When Galnpz fell to tho ground
Bounded hlH wild rushed out of their
cabin which In Llttlo Austria nnu
fs saw a man running away She sala
tho man who did tho shooting wax
4 i Dan Blptleh but when the latter waR
arrested sho Mild sho had marto n
t i mistake and that ho was not tho man
ij It Is claimed that tho trobule which
i led up to the assassination Is of a
ji religious nature that thcro art two
factious among the foreigners In and
about Bingham ono faction being
j Greek Catholic and tho other Roman
< CcithollcJ Popovich belonged to tne
Orcok faction whllo dahicz belongs to
the other faction
Whoever tried to Hill Oalncz was de
i j termined to complete the murderous
work Five shots were fired nt the
man from tho tower on tho Hlghnliul
IJqy ncrlal iron One shot struck
Ortlacz In the loft leg near tho kne
and another bullet hit him In the groin
Tho man will recover but It if likely
that his lor will have to be amputated
SHOOTING OF P1IOPOVICH
I Mlko Popovich was shot dead by
Stave Mlera while going to work Sat
urday evening Ho was passing Miers
cabin when the latter opened fire on
Popovich firing five shots at him On < l
ot tho bullets crashed Into tho rnanj
brain and ho fell dead Mlers wad
quickly HUrrounded but madn no re
Hlstivnco Ho In now In the county
Jail charged with murdor It Is claimed
tho men had quarreled over religion
Yesterday Sheriff Emery was asked
to sand man to TUngluim and hi
quickly respondfd Sheriff Emery ac
companied l > y IpiitleR Forbes Heck
tend and Chldi ter wont to Little
Austria and worked several hours
vainly trying to get nt the bottom
of the shooting They obtained but
r llttlo Information and even that Is ot
Jijdoubtfiil character The foreigners
tt < pretend they did not know tho cause
Jj l1tJIIQ shooting
IT
itcet your lends from Pioneer
stake at W ndHinic Tuesday
RIO GRANDE GETS CONTRACT
Has Alnst Direct Hdulo to Colorado
Springs to Haul Soldler4
While the bids of tho Oregon Short
Line Union Pac 1111 Colorado Mjdlnnd
and Rio Grande railroads wcio about
the Mine on transportation of tho
Fiftjenih infantry to Cnlorado Sprlnp I
the Irst named roHd ° gut the contract
iiecnueo It had the most direct nuilu
to the destination Tha lUll llrdinlit
i nins direct from Suit Lake to tue
S Springs the Midland iilso haK an ar
row line to that joint but the rcgl
mentul quartermnsl capt Frank M
Savage rncommended thn Hlo Orftiidj
tuktnK n equipment and economy lit
time Thor will bo 631 men Includ
ing 30 office and iooCOO pounds nt
freight and bAEHuge Something like
SI 9M1j the istlmatp of tho cost of
1iJ inovcniont To aunmtnodate the
man 11 tourists and three Htmidard
jj 3ors will IJcthe equipment brought
out Three IUIKCURC cars to ho u41
kltchniiH will bo added tn this mini
I tier of ci IM 11I11 kinK in nil 20 our
Thoso will bo madn up into two twins
fit IB mrs each
Th stock and mtorn truln will Ineludv
at past i Hut earn fov military vlUln
mont llvii box ems for p monal fffct <
niid bapsngo and about live stook curt
i Doth ranucitKor and freight hams will
nut on HI ice In I iou Uted time licdul
Cnro will bo loiidjd tomoriow nml tin
tnrt nmdii Wednunduy uftoinoon Thi
foit li u mcno lit unusual nctlvlty with
Iiropumtloiiv nn A couplo of days will
bJt Hlioiil nonr Cuhnudu BpiInK In in
etinipti ten t und then iilltfl it to Ioit
JJuawll Vyo plcUlnp II Id on pa a lea
of tis Tvventyririit Infantry from Foil
1Ogitii near ponver at Ucnvor
i Meet your filendn from Pioneer
HtIK < ut VnnluiHf TiiDiiduy
Pqrox
Insecticide
The only positive extermina
tor for Bed Bugs Roaches
Lice Red Ants Mosqui
tos Flies Moths etc I will
kill any inicct life and destroy
breed their eggs so they will not
25c a bottle
Cooling
Refreshing
Soda Wilier
At Our
Olltlil
DRUG STORE
fit Pure Dru Dispensary
112114 So Main Street
SCANDINAVIANS GATHER
Anniml Conference und Reunion In
llrljliaiii City largely Attended
Special to tho Xews
Hrlghnm City July 13The an
nual conscience and reunion of the
Scandinavian saints o UtnhwaH held
In Crlgham City Sunday TJie taber
nacle and surroundings were beauti
fully decoiulcd with llowors ever
green flags and bunting Arches
wore built over the entrance to1 the
labelnaclo and Central school grounds
Everywhere uould bo seen fags of tho
three Scandinavian countries with
tIm Stars and Stripes uppeunost Theso
colors wero exhibited on nil the eleC
tric light poles in the center of the
fctreet from the tabernacle to the d
ot The three trains tho O I b
from tho south with eight cars the
Cache alley train with six cars and
tho Jlalad valley all arrived about
950 u m
The train from the south was mut
ut Ogden by a cummlttuo ot three
Major Thomas l Blackburn repre
senting the city Prest W C Horslcy
representing the stake presidency und
Olult Petttrttcn thu HcundliiavJtins of
Urlsham City
The lirlfjhum City band met the
visitors at the depot in tho morning
nnd played while tho visitors got Into
the carriages that were waiting to
take them from the depot to the tab
ernacle
Piest Anthon H Lund presided ut
tho meeting JSlder H C Christian
len president of tho local Scandinavi
an organization In charge
This choir under the Jeuderbhlp it
Julius Brunn deserves much credit foi
ings the excellent IngUifr Uuilng the meet
PtesidentfOlecn N Stohl bade
the visitors welcome Prest Lund
stated that on accoui of so many vet
erans from all parts of the state bclny
present tho time would be given to
Ie minutes speeches In order to hear
from as many as possible Those
short sermons which seemed to tuHo
welt with the public vere Interspersed
with songs by members or the choir
und visiting sololitti
At the UOHO or the conference Prest
Lund uigcd the saints to remain faith
ful and UUu to the covenants made
With God Dj not worry ho said
over the evil workings nt the enemy
tho Lord la at the litilm and will take I
care of liPs people If they will eave
Him Ho linn established this work
never more to be throvni down or given
to another people It Is for us to do
our individual duty and the time will
come when ever knee shall bow and
every tongue confess that Jesus Is tho
Christ
A sacred concert was given In the
Tabernacle in the evening in which
sonic of the best tulent or the state wore
lepiiHcntod the following program was
rendered
Hong by Scandinavian choir of Hrlg
ham city
Solo Victor B Matlsen
Solo Miss M Ksterblom
Organ bolg Piof Axel If Ohlson
Recitation Julius Uiuun
Solo Miss Larson
Flute solo Axol Nylander
Violin solo Piof henry Otte
fiolo Hugbeit Anderson
Duett Prof Otto und Miss Larson
r4iio Joseph Otto
foll by thu oholr
Mary Houston Valentino ueneially
known as Urandma Valentine died
last evening July 12 a the homo of her
duughtei Mrc S c Wlxom of the Sec
mid ward after an Illness of nearly
four months The time for funeral has
not yet been announced
I Meet your friends from Planecr
stake ul Wundumciu Tuesday
t f
CAMBRIAN DAY
Welshmen I 1110 n Ulj Outing nt
Snlliilr lIitrstl3
In urtlltlon to the plogrum already an
noiincou tor Cftniljrtliin cloy at Sillnlr
Tliursiliy the committee In charge of
thu iiriaiiEemcnts bus Hocuivd the sei
UoB of HeldB band nhn tinder the
dr ctl < m of ilnnaKerA s Zimmerman
will play Uenilnldunnea of Wales ui
ranged by Col Fml OoUfrey of England
Tie bunt played It tot the flint lliuo
at Sultuli c tonlaj Heventeeu minutes
sore coiuumvd In the rendition ot the
IlSCe J shirts out with Hint tlrrlnh
martial aIr March of the Men of Jlui
lad unit eoneliulBM wltli Clod llItHJ
wih
the Irlnoo uf Vnlt I ioini > fiUlon of
lie Into Dr llrlnlay HlclmnU other
fiiinlllar huH Intel woven tluuugh tho
18CO are 1ho Ash < lioe I Llwyn
1
onii lluntliiK the hare HaUr
HKyvnmpu Kroni Dull Blumbcr lotar
I Cod Urd Yr Haul Jell Jonas All
Tluo the Nlicht 1 Ar llliyn Y Al
Orht llio World llclcne lie Oyirur
Ilyd Om Dliiuiu A WelHlimiin From
her Cyroin O Illo New Years
ivo No Onlnn Of Noble Unco Wn
Shenkln I V OHillvn I Forth to the
hattie irthjwn Vyrtli Dy SVreciMj
Tho War HOUR of the Mon o Olu
inorfiitn Cuillef Own MorKimwei
Tliuu jcntlc loo Y Doryii Iur A
MIGht > Warrior Per Alaw Neu Snoot
Ithuhi I
Other artists who are nehrdtiled to nil
leer itris Irs Kmmiv IiamtoyMarru
I5 thor nnvls llorucp H Uimlgn Ilum
ayl lorlc 1n81n
kent iMvid IteoHU Will U
I IMdlllim
Hv i Artliui se Im oW1 lilies Tho
cxcrclifn will bo held It In expected to
t 15 new CoUiotini or bloyclu truck nnd
wi inmininiee Immeillntttly upon I lie nnl
rival of the 1la train leaving tlio I
Tim rnnibrlnn luisoclatlcm oxlunilMMten
eiitl Invttntlnn to nil loVers of niutlo
lo bo preeonl
r i
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t
I Sweets Society Chocolates
y
I arc first in the minds of critical choco
i late lovers because their unsurpassable r
I quality entitles them to such distinction
SWEET CANDY CO Manufacturing Confectioners
S 1anufaclulng Confectoners i
1 o O u W N
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REUONGILIAJION
NOW PREDICTED
Compromise Promised in the
French Divorce Case Be
fore Judge Morse
DEFENDANT BREAKS DOWN
IVmik 1 IVcncli IVcvptf While flying
TcvtliiKni nnd Vlfc N Also
lbllldl Atutll
That a comprotnlws will ho effected in
the case of Pruned vermin French which
ms claimed tho attention ot Judge
Morse for several dayc hccoir moro
apparent us tho hell ring conllnuoH To
day tha lofotiilnnt Prank D French
broke tldwn nriil wept while upon tho
witness stand Inc Urn French who
sat near hy wns Rrently intituled boltiB
scarcely Ethic la control her feeling
and keep tears from her eyes Last
week while tcjtlfylns In her own be
half she was completely overcome by
emotion and confessed that idle still
loved her husband That fact coupled
with tho happening of today Is slfrnin
cunt In tho minds of persons following
the case und the prediction Is freely
made that a rcconelUKtion will Uiko
place before Judgment is passed
That each party to the suit was suf
fering mentally today was vory evident
The beakdown of Mr French came
when a question was propounded to I
him by his attorney Homier X Smith I
us to why his wife went to California I
while they were living In Colorado The
whie wer Ivlnl
witness replied almost inaudibly that
he would prefer not to have tho cir
cumstance considered and the tears
coursed down his face us ho sat lor
several moments in silence tho silliness
In tho couitioom being almost painful
This la n case where both parties to
the suit have the sympathy of nil who
are witnesses to the proceedings
SMELTER SMOKE SUITS
runners lIving Action Against the
Utiih Con olMnlMl for 520110
Alleging loss to his crops and ani
mals from tho fumes and smoko omlt
ted from tho smelter ot the Utah Con
olldated Mining company N P Pct
Orson today filed I damage suit against
that company asking for damngos In
he sum ot f 9892 part ot the rimormt
namely 307050 representing hiS
own claim and the balance being
claims assigned to him as follows W
T Bess 83250 J H hess S1G38
Joseph Smith J1C13 Annie H
Smith J1623 James H Taylor Gl
J C Atkinson In behalf of himself
and others also Illed suit In the dis
trict court against tho Utah Consoli
dated Mining company to recover the
sum of 1061825 ns damages alleged
to have been sustained by reason or
the smoke and fumes from defendants
smelter Plaintiffs personal claim
against tho corporation aggregate
2044 and to him have been assign
ed the following claims John Ham
mer 272250 Andrew P Hammer
124250 Levi Hardcastle 167475
James Hacdcastle 175725 Hannah
M Shepprd 100725
COOKS IN COURT AGAIN
Tusjli Says Rlnils Hurls ICItchcn
Uioisth In Ills Direction
Joseph Cook who fed complaint
against his wife Gladys S Cook Nov
15 1907 asking for a divorce Saturday
filed an amended complaint with the
same object In view I seems that the
pair had been living together since the
orlslnulpperH wore ted but accord
Ing to statement contained In the
amended complaint the defendant has
unbearable for plain
again made lifts unbearble
tiff The accusations In both Instances
are to tho effect that Mrs Cook h
possessed of nn ungovernable temper
hurls dishes and cooking
and that she Ild coll
utensils at her husband and frequently
threatens his life Cook says that be
cause of his wifes actions they have
been forced to move from place to
place much to his embarrassment and
detriment Mrs Cook Is accused of
having left homo July 8 since whlcn
time she has not returned The hus
band asks for the custody of I child
4months old
STATE CASE CALL
After the call of tho regular city
dooket wojs disposed of In Judge DlflhPs
there wero five tate
court this morning thee sllt
cases called
Frank Petrozolll chaiged with cilm
Inally assaulting n Hyeurold girt
named Mabel Madeline was to have
had a preliminary hearing but the mat
ter was continued on motion of the
defense until tomorrow morning In
default of JlOCO ball the accused wua
committed to the county Jail
Joo Schaefer the colored man charg
ed with l sault with a deadly weapon
upon Annlo Soroneon by striking her
over the head with p chair vi1s con
tinued until tomorrow Schanfur la thai
man who was three tlmos tried for
murdei In Butte und who llnally es
caped punishment because of the death
of tho prosecuting attorney and ajl thy
witnesses for the state
George John accused of bftttory up
on Sadie John will have n hearing to
morrow
Inn filbert charged with grand Jar
efny pleaded not guilty and will luva
1 hearing on thO 22ml He In accused
of ntoultng 1 hOISt und buggy valued ut
200 from Ill Simper His hall was
fixed In tho Rum or J500
Thomas Culver charged with burg
lary In the socond degree will have u
hearing July 23
HOMER SUIT DISMISSED
The case of the State of Ut li ex rcl
Thonian homer versus tho ftnli Ught
A llnllwny company wns dtumlsacd in
the district court Saturday on motion
11 molon
of Allen T Sunford attorney tot vial
turf When In 1505
u fmnchUo
til 196 Ins
grunted by the city to the company IL
wan contested by Homer I
Wi cOltolted on the ground
that the seven members of tho council
voting for tho moamiro and Mayor
Morris who approved I wore mamhers
of thc > lliuroli of Juiiif Christ of Lat
terday Saints and thorcfoie acted Il
I
legally In the matter It
Igoly IH IlttW 1 lining alleged
that tiny wet actual ilofkholders In
the ioipurutlon uwklng tlm franchise
GROSS HELD TO TKIAL
John p 111 colored formerly a
uity dug cutnhcr wlni wile glvun pre
liminary hwtrlng before Justice gf the
Iiiue Diiiia I Smith Bnturdiiy nflor
noon 01 the vljargo of making I echo
inal uHMiult upon Mrs Botmlo Inn
H have to iflsvur to tlm district
court At the ooiicluiloii of the hDiiiIng
hlling
he wns nnlnred hfld to await the action
of the trial court and fuinUlmil bail In
T
tho mm or O bal
OHOOK BEEKS DIVORCE
WA CIIKJ tudny Illed suit for dl
orco agaliiHt Ialinor Crook ulogng
noiisuppoit on tl part 0 tho hus
band in I romotv why tho lnid of
murrlaeo should Ix annull Thn ami
<
Iiliiliit m ti fciiih that the coupjo mal
I at Trlnlihirt paiAAugMlVoB
Jlio defendant la 1 louginpttyg cnulnwr
by itocii utlpii I
u d 1i
f 1
BANDITS ALARM
MEXICAN COLONY
Women and Children Fear Their
Safety in Colonia
Diaz
q
MEN ARE ABSENT IN FIELDS
0
linn CM Sscnoii le On limit Ijirjo
lttxtiLuj it rmeil iniirtls Arc
I Driifled la Suppiess Outlaws
Cxcltcmpnt prevails In Colonla Diaz
Mexico caused by Hi presence in the
outskirts of tho settlement of mined
parties of bandits and reckless Jut
laws The peiiplo of tho colony have
be6n called upon by residents ot the
settlements almost throughout Chihua
hua to aid In suppressing tho netlvltuy
of the mobs The trouble Is hardoit
for tho omen and children to boar
the greater number ot tho men oftha
settlomont being engaged In farming
In romoto portion ot thd country Up
risings coming at times unexpected
strike terror to thc hearts of the un
protected colonists In u letter to tho
Nows dated Colonla Diaz July S
Olrs A E Johnson says
Tho people of this colony are woe
rled over tho fuel that there are bands
of Insurgents or outlaws on all sldus
of us We are almost without protec
tion The people of L Ascension are
Thefople
very much excited and have called up
on tho colonists for help In guarding
tholr town We were also called on to
furnish 25 men for scout duty The
squad loft here Monday morning Many
of tho men are employed away from
home and aro absent In tho harvest
fields some having gone to the Janoa
district with I thresher and header
There are three threshers and four
hlndcrsnt work in this valley A num
ber of men have been taken Horn the
harvest Holds to do guard duty
This trouble came as a surprlsa and
found tills part of the country entirely
without troops Usually several com
panies arc stationed at La Ascension
but there having boon no signs of tiou
blo for so long they were removed to
other places The people have full con
fidence In the government beIng able
to restore order in a short time but
Just utpresuiit It makes it rather hard
on us Times are too busy to spare
tho men
The rainy Benson Is about to set In
which wjll probably drive the outlaws
fiom tho hills Our colony has been
under guard ut nights for two weeks
and the branch house of the Union
Mercantile situated hero Is always
guarded I saw an old Mexican tho
other day who is a street vender sitting
cross legged on the corner guarding his
tray of dujclc with u shotgun he
said I Intend to protect what I own
the value of which would be about jl
IMPROVE FAIR GROUNDS
Contracts Aro Let for Truck mid
JlnllctliiK Additions
At Saturday afternoons meeting of
the directors pf the State Full asso
ciation Brown S Haywood were given
the contract for Improving the grand
stand at the fair grounds Including
additional bleachers and new box
The contract for tho J5000 addition to
the main building for tho art depart
ment was given to Liljenberg Mao
ser Three hundred largo horse lithe
graphs were ordered I was decided
to discard tho large rockets and aerial
pieces of the fireworks display foi
moro attractivejfeatures An Incom
plete list of the pieces Includes comedy
elephants monkeys performing acro
bats Hying pigeons showers of roses
in live colors a representation of Nia
gara Falls In I shower of colors 60 feet
wide the magic fountain 40 feet
wide the eruption of Mount Vcuvlni
portraits of some of the prominent
men of the country Including the pres
idential candidates a representation 01
t burning building called fighting the
names and finally the wrecking of
two railroad engines so arranged that
they explode and scatter showers of
sparks all about
Thro will bo special programs to
each evening of the fair Including lire
ar fre
works tnnn iminl bolng made so
that tho displays can bo seen from the
grand stand to
MONSTER BENEFIT MEET
Unix for Hopper Tuesday 1vciing
Pronilso to be Best Hier
Never has there been anything In
the Hportliiff benefit line which has re
ceived thai support that tho biff meet
planned for Norman C Hopper at the
Salt Palace Tuesday evening July 21
lion received Another nicotine of those
In charge Is scheduled for this after
noon at 3 oclock when matters will Jo
whipped Into shape Committees nao
been hard at work for a week arrans
Ing various features of tlio meet and
this afternoon will see fag end
brought to I head rho race card will
bo the beat over con In this state for
riders and all others Interested have
been thinking it up for over two weeks
As a result of this care In piopamtlon
oven event rsllited will bo tho boat
known to cycling tho card simply
cannot help being n crackerJack There
will bo no money put up for prizes but
ribbons will ho offered ns prizes IJIoycl
lets would lather win a ribbon at such
an affair 01 tho Hopper benent than
win the biggest purse ovor put up The
ribbons bring out races that show all
rldora at their bejt Tickets have been
printed anti lire now II charge ut too
ii Oolgor tiisuror of tho mcot They
will be distributed around town to all
stoioA and business houses and riJort
will sell thorn about thq street JU
wil lel thtl Ibout Ihl Hd
era and others desiring to soil Icings
should communlcata with Sir Geiger
athletic editor of the Dcuoret livening
Nor With tho exception of itKorved
soutH which nmy bo obtained lit Stick
noya cigar store all tickets will be
sold around town rite prices will 10
lan al UKual reserved uvula 76 vents
giund stands to nnd gonoral admis
sion 25 coins No pauses will hue ao
knowtodKod nn Ijcnailt iiluht Printing
Printng
uvili bo dono KrulU by tho Gardiner
company aul the entire Salt Palace
stuff from tlio lessee down to the
jiiiialUst nttacho of the elders ivoma
tlll
wilt donate their orvlcl fret other
liberal otters Imvo been made This
ool
will make the Rrlll receipts let reo
foljitH ajul oviry miit > lll bu turned
oyor Ui Hoppvc The popular little cider
In pow admitted to bo on thu n > lcor
recover attending phyBlclinw admit
that a hovoro notback is time only rloud
In ed the s ky niul no sotback is nni ipar <
CARBON COUNTY TRIPLETS
Knill nml Kllziiliulh HolNlmrt o Wlntpr
QIirtoll Curlirui county have lent in
Jlov John C Cutlur 1
JOIII Oulor n pliotnirnph of
Jholr trIplets horn Xlnv 111 tiw1 Tha
trio II composed ottlO slrll all Jho
boy Iiln Thiiloro Joseph niirt Louise
ana he IOJ9 wins tnk tnc Jula
Dhtlilren sre lilnn le 1111 5ti whl siilr
Tlwyarfl h < AlthjTIookl utile oiiu Q
ThlYlr aj
ils fulh r stat mot ur wrH of Ibcin at
a i illdtlnciiy iovt twie i rl
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MORNING REVIEW
IN POLICE COURT
Judge Diehl Dispenses Mercy
And Justice to Many
Offenders
OKEEFEHURRIES FROM TOWN
noggin Who JIIMrrcd His Am to
Atinkcn Sjmpiitliy 3ttKe Jluiiy
Jilt from Court
A cnn which has hung fire In Judge
Ulclili court Binco Slay 1 of this year
wan finally brought trial this morn
Ing before Judge C B Diehl I Is
that o Frank Grnnat n saloonkeeper
charged with Interfering with an 00
eel The complaint nllogcs that Ora
nat Interfered with W H Dye a poll
tax notice server Tho latter rolled
at tenants place and demanded of an
Inmate of the house his name dranat
It Is alleged told the man not to tell
lila name and then ordered Dye to
leavo tho place The latter at once
sworo out I complaint against Granai
and tho defendant hustled up Judge
Weber to defend him Tho case was
called several times but In each In
stance was continued until llnally tills
morning testimony was taken for thu
prosecution After Dye had given his
testimony the cano was continued until
of sccui
til Wednesday for the purpose
ins witnesses for the defene
OKEEPia DISCHARGED
J n OKicfo the man arrested for
vagrancy by Officer JlcCormack Sat
urday played In > rare luck this morn
ng In that he waS given an opportuni
ty to leave the fclty
OICeefe who Is a large aide bodied
man had burned a blister on his arm
with carbolic acid and then armed
with number ot begging cards wont
forth to ofbcRgn kind ticarted
citizens McCormack caught the fol
low begging and promptly landed him
in Jail OKecfo said ho wanted to
leave the city and Judge Dlchl gave
him until 0 oclock this evening to
mako himself scarce
I dont want until C oclock said
tile fellow Ill beat It from this burg
long before that Judging from tho
speed with which he lee tho court
room OKecfo will break a record in
getting out of Salt Lake
IX3C6US WILt TARRY I
John Henry and William TXJCOUS
pleaded guilty to vagrancy and also
pleaded for time in which to leave thu
city Henry who Is a cripple was
given n floater but Ixicous an able
bodied and decidedly tough looking
specimen of humanity will tarry tur
thirty days and assist tho chain gang
In beautifyIng City Crock canyon
There was 1 bunch of about a dozen
drunks before his honor this morning
but with ono exception none had heel
there before nel wore discharged The
exception was thai of John IJusch and
he too would have been permitted to
go on his way rejoicing hut for the
fact that his las was n Sunday on >
Ho will spend the not five days In tho
city jail thinking it over
I J Dunyoii represented by Stewart
ft Sleivart denied the allocation that
lie befouled the waters of Parleys
canyon by driving 1 herd of sheep
through tho Mountain Doll region The
case will bo trlrd on Sept 17 and In
the meantime Dunyon Is out on his
own recognizance
DECISION TOMORROW
Tomorrow morning Tudge DIehl will
decide whether or not n man Is guilty
of battery If said man hits another
over the head with n heavy beer glass
The decision will be in the case of
Louis Pens a bartender in the odor
iferous Rod Onion saloon on Commer
cial street Ho Is charged with bat
ten upon one B J Salmon formerly
iv bartender at tho same place Au
cording to the testimony Salmon en
tered tho saloon last Friday and pro
ceeded behind the bar whereupon Pens I
ordered him out and Informed him 11
he returned and tried Ito go behind
tho bar Pens would shoot his block
off Salmon returned wont behind the
bar and Pens smashed him over the
head with a bear glass Inflicting a cut
three Inches long Atty Woolen ap
peared for tho defendant and shouted
In his argument that Pens would have
been Justified had he broken tho other
mans neck beat his head off his shoul
drs with a club or shot his head off
Assistant City Attorney Rogers
Atoney ngerll resent
ed such t statement and argued that
Pens used more force than was nec
misery Judge Diehl will arbitrate tho
matter In the morning
John Masters an exconvict charged
with burglary In the third degree and
Arthur Hubbord accused of itrand lar
ceny were arraigned and took until
Wednesday to plead unU
p
HOTTEST DAY OF THE YEAR
Mercury Sours Orr HIP Hundred
Murk Sliouers Promlsotl
I woe tho hottest day ol tho season
yesterday afternoon when the mercury
rose to 01 degrees In Now Yoilc or
Chicago such a rnJxiatwo would i
mean the dcntli of evcrnl hundred peo
ple itud the prostration of navornl thou
sand more Hut at thin altitude mid In
his drIer cltmnto the mercury might
lino to 106 and not result In anything
very serious The record of 01 degrees
was on the top of tho Dooly building
vni
where air currents tire In constant cir
culation Hut down an tho parched ana
binning MrcaU there was Irl different
tnlo to tell Tim thermometers along
tilt Htrcct Indicated na high as 102 In the
chum do
The lifut vent thousands ot people
sUurryltin toward lie resorts and neigh
boring canyons tho transportation com
panies doing a big biislnais Tho great
est crowd of the season wont to Liber
ty park to hear the weekly band con
cert and everybody who wont to
tho Hike wanted to go Into the wnttir
The soda fountains were kept on the
Jump largely with leo cream sodas and
len cart drivers reaped I rich harv
est This morning opened with such n
heat that a repetition of yesterday was
anticipated but I good brodzo Is blow
ing from west title afternoon und gath
ering clouds portend precipitation
A trough of low barometric pressure
extends from the south plateau to Brit
Ihh Columbia and low pressure also
extends over the lake region and north
Atlantic stalls Over the Middle Pu
clllc Gulf mid south Atlantic status
and north Rocky Mountain slope tho
Imiomctrlo pressure la high This din
trlbullrm of till pressure has caused
klioucis or thunderstonns over potions
of Nevada Utah Idaho Washington
Montana iHtlsh Columbia California
Arizona Colorado Now Mexico Kat
has Ncbiuskn North DaJtota Mlnno
ota lako region Ohio valley Atlantic
and west Gulf states
Tho low pressure over this area win
cause local showers and thundorstornm
In this locality tonight or Tuesday
TODAYS ImllmATUHE
6 am jj
nm
7 nm 11
8 am < 0
9 nm fj
10 nm W
llnm g
1
12 lan 81
1pI 81
DSTKUDAYS RECORD I
Highest ii
Lowest <
NOTED CORRESPONDENTS
Party of Knstprn Writers Will lie
AIsltors In Salt r4ik Tomorrow
A party of well known American
newspaper men will > visitors in Salt
Lake tomorrow afternoon between the
irrtvnl of Ito Denver and Illo Grando
train from Denver at noon and the
loparturo of the Southern Pacific train
for Reno Nev Wednesday morning
The party comes under the chaperonago
ot C J Blanchard of tho reclamation
I service and is composed of tho follow
ngC
C J Dlaiichurd reclamation service
Air Bakei1 Detroit Nows James P
Jormidny Indianapolis News J H
Auberr St LouisJ GlobeDemocrat G
G Hill New York Tribune W T
Bralmny Mllwaukeo Free Press A
Ruhl Colliers Weekly J CristHrook
Wa Eagle Arthur Dunn Womens Na
tional Dally St Louis and other p
pets Gllson Gardner United Press
3crlpMcRay Syndicate and others
Tho Itinerary of tho trip beginning
In the midwestern states the first
topping place toeing TXinver where the
DmocraUcnatonll convention occu
pied their time and talents Includes
ifter the departure from this city l trip
to the Paclllc coast where the gigantic
rrlgatlon projects being constructed
by tho government arc In progress The
projects In Colorado were visited The
party left Denver Saturday going to
tho Montrose Uncompaghro tunnel pro
ject Tho next stop was t Grand Junc
tion
MARVELOUS ESCAPE IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
LouUvlllc Ky July DSis portions
five of them well known In the social
world were seriously Injured in an au
tomobile accident early today at Smith
are vlllc 23 miles trorhure Their names
areMr Shelby Bonnie prominent distiller
leg broken
Mrs Shelby Bonnie bad cuts
MIss Elizabeth Sblrley serious bruises
srous
Mr nichard Menefee ft mercbandlao
broker Inturnal injuries
Dr Carl VVlsemnii rle8g broken I
ii > < pith chauffeur badly bruised
Tho party was returning from Howling
Green where they had spent yesterday
Reaching Alt river they started across
I tirlilge not knowing that a portion of
tho structure was recently blown away
by a storm The automobile dashed 25
Test into Halt river turing completely
over In some apparently miraculous
manner non end of tho car rested on an
obstruction thus preventing tho party
from being drowned The Injured were
brought to their homes In Lewlsvlo
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Leader Murphy Tlilnks It Has Ooo < l
Clinnco to Cnrry New York
Now York July 13 Charles V Murphy
the Tnmmnny leader and several of his
personal following arrived in Now York
today on their return from the Demo
01 utlc national convention In Denver Mr
Murphy saya ho believes the Democratic
national ticket lies a good clianco of
carrying Now York mate this year
everything1 In thin state IB harmoni
ous iiovr1 ho ecdfl The upstate lead
era with whom < intro talked since loiv >
IIIR for the wont 8u m to think tho out
look II their districts is very bvlfflit I
am sure that the suites In the middle
west can bo relied upon too for
Hrsan and Kern
Mr Murphy would not discuss tho
Imnduhaklnir cplsodo at Lincoln when
R 1
ho iI idol fl Uio railway atutlonby
the Democratic candidate for tho NOSr
dtmcy Martin W Littleton was quite
willing to describe tho meetIng how
over
It wan a very cordial greeting said
ho with nn expandlvo smile
wih Il Ixlnnll1 Imle
On both side
Cordial on both aides
V 1
NOW ON
MONEY BACK
SHOE SALE
IT JIAIIMCXS JJVKll DI V
Greater Reductions
ixm mis WKi2ic
CHOICE STOCKNO RESERVE
TAIJU3 JN TJIJ3 BAH j l IWT JjOEU VITH VAIVES LJfljj
S J liP TO aOQOI O JtU
195
Values up to 4 for 135
DAVIS SHOE CO
SS8 MAIN
IN
Ji
I
j t Jl L
The chocolates
thatyoung men
buy to send or
take with them
when they go
calling II
McDonalds
I
Merry Widows II
Vhst is hatter rO hrenltrnst than
McDonalds cocoa
PERSONALS
MIsS 4Ilid Jli 1r ° wn slater ot Ihv
D A Brown of the Kir t 11apUli
church of ICunsas City IB tbulting herl
with her brother coil hil f ltnC
rUllllv
The
Womans
hold Its Democratic chili win
hole regular meeting wej II
day TuI1nt 230 sharp at the ednme
ahnrJ u
Idencs of Mrs Ilebocca in l tle IM
Dnrclay avenue and Tenth sheet Ji
mEmber mire Invited
Thomas F Thomas and Dr J R
Koysor havo returned from Dem
tho former bringing with him el
trance letter of the Denvci houiui M
cle to tIme Eisteddfod holal i
society hns mstedeIod He also rcceS 1
ed nssuraiicus that tho Cowboy han
the ApolloMilub and tho Liull Chit
al society would be nrcsnnt nine
Ocyrgo T Odcll of tho ConMilidalH
WngoSi CInldatt4
Vagon Maohlno company left li
morning on a Hying trip to Maind kJ
way of nrl hal ant Garland lie tele
J > ioned from Brlgham this mornln
that the roadi between O fllOrflltg pj
Brlghnm wero the best In II stut
Mrs Odell DrI G Ouch VM
Miss Adelaide Ouch wele left 1 Idle
wild In Ogden canyon on route
Moot > our fllcnl front Pianeir
Btnko nt Wandamero Tuesday
=
n E Evans Florist 30 S Main SL
1tn
Floral designs I specialty Phone 6
+ + >
J HOT WEATHER
y
ya
a Has no terrors for the
X patrons of Salt Lakes Dig
Sanitary Soda Fountain
x A cool refreshing soda
X made the Bridge way iimircs
+ you a pleasant day Call any
3 time Ii
timeOur prescription departf
i merit is unexcelled for
X promptness and care
BridgcDrugCo J
f 18 Main St f
VI Phones Ind 4SO Bell 1820
> H
When we think an article
is good enough to have our
name put on the box you
know that its about right
CLYDE
LINEN
Stationery comes in ahoy
of 25 envelopes and lette I Ii
sheets Sells for 35c the
package I
I
SCHRAMMS
Where the Cars Stop
WOULD IT BE
ASKING I I
TOO MUCH
Of you lo Men down and 1
sco how much coal < mr
bin U liolcl Then tele
phone 710 AVod appre
ciate I
ItWESTERN
WESTERN
FUEL CO
73 S Main SI
ELGIN DAIV
Fresh Churned Butter
Churned Today Sold
Tomorrow
Sweet MHkSwcet Cream
and Buttermilk
Fresh Ranch Eggs
48 E FIrst Souls Ihoncj 46
e UNION
Dental CompanY
218 SOUTH MAIN ST
SOUH MIN S
HONEST WORK
HONEST PRICES
Pdlu P eoqo T IIr t 11
All Work PwWwIy Gesreetf A
Piummcam Bill 1126 Xl JiuliKixlMt I i6