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Show ()PAQBS- - "NEWS iS f 1 TVcr; DAYS EARLIER A. IN THE HERALD NCV 112. VOL.-XXV- I. ctAtc nADnlTCct nflcc iNK REFUSES lb THE uic rrocT IN COURT FRIDAY -- newly-elect- Leod's-romiBeliii--- f f ASE5 . - Protest Against Appearanee of Choir in Richmond and Bring Large Crowd PRESENT-DA- TETMPT- - EVES " Y " i The serpent cf. Eden tempting the Eve of the present day, and married life In two rooms and a .kitchenette, were the causes M. given yesterday by Judge Conley, 'of Madera; Cat., who l J sitting in extra sessions here, as underlying the facts contained in a statistical statement of County Clerk. Lejande that there la one divorce in Los Angeles in every three' marriages. Judge Conley is presiding over the divorce court heie, and whenthe county clerk Issued his fig- ures on the alarming. ratio of dl- vorces, lo marriages,' the Jurist said that, the devil, ajdi-b- y th resrlcted accommodations, and consequential" apa"rtient jdle ROYLAIGE IS IK! dome up in Richmond, Va when" the house life o women, was respon- Union MlnisterlaFsemlnary petitioned sibTe for the larger part of. the the mayor of the city to stop the ap- dlyorce mill .grist The high cost t pearance of the choir and uredthe otiiving, he said, also people not to hear the Mormons. The thing to dowlth the widespread ' desire to sunder matrimonial ties'. complaint asserted that the singers were missioning for a propaganda Speaking of a remedy, . Judge, and as such should not be enterConleysald: "Flower' the vegetable, gardens tained or patronized. " A dispatch from Richmond shows which would occnpy the idle mo- - . that the protest acted as a. good adj mentsn of .women and keetr-thein the open would tend to lessen choir. A large vertisement crowd greeted the singers Thursday . the divorce evil. The "Eighty per tent of the men in. night. following dispatch has California , earn abo,ut $75 a been received : , " . "The Salt Lake- - Tabernacle choir month," added 7 Judge ;ConIe, "and some wimenBfcend a arrived here before daylight. Most month's wages to get feathers for of the singer's gpent part of the day v.,-their hat." in viewing Richmond's, many. histori , cal points, but every care was taken not to become exhausted or. In poor voice for the concert. The opposition by v the Union CERTIFICATE Ministerial seminary served as an 2G enormous boost. . The papers gave front page headlines to; the choir's arrival and gave, special notice of tbe had-8em- DENVER , - Complaints and protests based on religious prejudice was a factor In bringing the largest crowd that has yet heard the Salt Lake cRoir on their eastern tour. - The; incident e-; ' for-th- e !. IT Made President of Ap-- ; pie Congress Next Meeting in Zion : - , STATE GOOD FOR T the close of thW American Ap- pie congress In uenverIhurs day night, William M. Roylance, of this city, was chosen president of the organization, and every Indication points to the holding of the convention and apple show In' Salt Lak City next year. Those who favored the. Utah capital succeeded In ev-ing the choice --of the 'next meeting place'; wtth the directors, and It la atturey" that most of these 'men are " In. favor of Salt Lake City. Other ' . ' I ' . t - '.. a . .a OTiicerejieciea ' were Clinton. L. Denver, Oliver, secretary; Howard F. Croker, . Morse's division of the Third district ranges, which are ' numerous, extend . treasDenver, terday afternoon. court. The "jurisdiction of the court from north to south. The valleys be- This board has been the recipient of urer. . many applications for large loans to in such an action was questioned and twoeiiiPthem are of a sandy ' loam, a :The meetings T aid in theextension and development City Attorney H. J. Dininny demurred rich sediment deposited by the many of the congress of Irrigation projects in various paits to the petition on this ground. at Denver were w. MVROYLANCE A new action will be begun .this streams that wash the hills during the of the state. The attorney general with occupied not to make any morning directly in the state supreme Kiater and early spring. Every Val- adrisedtbe-boa- rd addressed from prominent men . of Christen-ae,loans, and yesterday it was definitely court, according to Soren X. ley has its rivers, and where their ' states.- Utah" Western TEMSHERS0 "The Result of the Jtree advetUilrig attorney for McLeod and Martin waters do not' 'carry, much success decided not to extend any more loans, ' was nuch the' was given prominence and the that el Cltj- auditorium at least until such a time as the mem-- , E. Mulveyt whp isat the back- of the has been attained of late by dry farm, " 'election .of "the, enthusfastic the Iacgest"1aEd president from this most bers might be satisfied as to the con- proceedings which are being brought ' oonsldered . tesi-thaudience ing. , of (tate;'is "pi no little lm- the tour. to .;; validity and constitutionstitutionality of" the law. v the-la- st nnmbers were Hundreds of thousands of. acres ;"in alltwenty-flevei- i portanceVi y The board announces that it i3 de--. ality of the law enacted' by " 'were commia-EioUTAH AS AN APPLE 8TATE. n' and nia'ny encores were'refufcSJ "ettlrfeate. 6t given degree : 'for airoa--f aiding- - settlers U it possibly legislature providing loathe haw'Tfcenttybeen tbowtt:tjpem because ,of. the length of the pro form of municipal government in settlement With the coming '.oMhe Applecon- - uedthy the- State beard of ed aca" can and wishes to give all possible as- by the United States . gov ' cnords' ; numthe' favorite, second program. class Thurs'dayl-tslstance to the work of extending and cities, of the first and aspiring peda greea and jbow.,; here. ,,a A new. era ernment bers were ''Dixle,' the "Lucia'' sextet jwf which recent the and under municipal various the It projects. 18 were given grm. will be lirugurated"ln developing h It is land where growl' and &e "Ode," the audience- going aN gogue8. ' In the etatK At the Apple shows held also wants to help the people who de- election in this city was held, thick and tall any comprehensive most wild over the firs't n,amed and mar grade life dinIoinasZtwQ were hn D'envef during previous years, Utah Question of Jurisdiction. sire to- settle on these projects, but .( Prom the beginniijg of the case farmer, knows that this is the most the : applause . Jcontlaulng almost given "temporary high school certifi has not been. considered at an apple because there is doubt as to the con"the nu mber," I ndef Inlte stftte cates, o'ne was given stitutionality Of. the law, and to be on there has been some question and un- fertile soil for, all kinds of produce. through as. to mode the three were resoufceii.7 The coming of the-- , connormal, certificates, the Baf e side, the board lias decided certainty Where it is impossible to obtain wa " ' ' - given . ' case and ' was in doubted it the and show will bring .Utah by ter for irrigation from the rivers and to wait until 'the statutes can be testhigh school diplomas and two were gress lor McLeod as and to ront- as a counsel to state. Mulvey ed. creeks, a good flow has tggn.Jound ;y K ""jr"::' given special certificates. or not of d'lscussion whether writ the Is aa to a there prohibi within a Already of the surface, as . Bring Matter to Test.' The awards follow: . " " In some parts of the state districts tion would serve to meet the desired Jit is the - tendency ot- - the- - Nevada the best meant of preparing arr ex- . Grammar, grade life diplomas: Lpl- - hi bit 'which will be "a winner for the r have been formed and. bondsigsued, ends. In --demurring to the petition, streams to disappear and flow forth as to EH or not all whether uhe the HeAslJon-MarSOUTH and raisers Ethel question fruit Daft, be sold y Sherman, tate, 7 which it' during the again in some distant part. This next to the state. Assessments; have been ;courts have jurisdiction in porhibition means that the intervening country "yearitl7harvettAandack-1theI- r Mary Gilmer, Ethel Graswell. Tberese ministerial on the Apple show, with offh proceedings to against .made upon the property is liable to Where surpay the Horne, Mary JjsonjoX3aLJLakei applet la probable thai! the Salt Lakft ft interest on the bonds, and now that cers, the courts of California having face moisture is impracticable, thean At a meeting of the state highway Ethel Klopepstine, Ringliaji- - Canyon; Commerclaf dub wttrukeraetloh In fce board refuses to buy the bonds held to the contrary. Such a holding, nual rainfall, which averages from 12 of Gov- commlSBioirfeTff'tn'l'cttiu. EIJa Mathews, Lillie Alice McFarland, making sure the namlnif Salt Lake and Issue the loans the people will of course, would be, essential in this to4 15 inches, is sufficient to insure eJior Wllliaftf $pry yesterclHy after ' ' Ruby Neslen,' Salt Lake City, Louise tor the congees'. . bring an action' to recover the amount case, Utah's law having been framed, profitable dry farming, the 'and pro noon. dxiiicd ij l cgin work i Rose, Packard, Springville; California's after code. RCYLANCE Mary'L. on RETURNS, assessment and have ';;'"! the paid tthey duclng crops of wheat and oats av on the roads in Waasihnton county, SalULake City r Elsie Shaw Ogdenj .'Mr., and- Mrs.- Roy lance returned ; ' The Salt Lake city attorney dethis, It is figured, will bring 'the case eraging forty bushels to the acre. Caleb Tanner, Warden Artdrratt Fuchsia Strlngham, Bountiful; Lola from Denver this rS?nlng. Concern' murred to the petition on the grounds to a test Very'' liberal opportunities- - are af- of the state prison and W. D. Beers Schulter, Cecil Shores) Gay V. Thom- ing the Apple 8how at Deliver, ha " The advice of Attorney General A: that the, court has no Jurisdiction of forded by jthe government both to set- will leave Salt Lake Snnday for. as, Salt Lake. City. the said ' that to far. at quality was con- - " R. Barnes to the land board, advising subject of the action nor the. de- tlers and investors. . county to pick a ' place Washington Certificates: school the high Temporary writ does, not state cerned,; the applet from Provb"and. i It not to lend any of the funds, comes fendant; that for a convict labor ' camp, it being Leola L. Lasley, Eureka. .. "r. as a result of the recent decision of tacts sufficient to constitute a cause point when the petition Is filed In the vicinity were equal to any at the ehow. to establish a camp and proposed r normal state certificates: of action 'nor n.fA box of White Winter Permalna, ., the supreme court holding the draina spreme court against the defendant then take about fifty of the Inmates Minnie S. Buchanan, Salt Lake' " cause of action aaor Pfovo received the highest num-befr6m law City; unconstitutional in that Quick Settlement Desired. age prohibition, and of the state prison to do the work. ' sessment was made Provo.' Ora areShoemaker, Cunningham,not facts of the While that, is to sufficient admitted v that thereis a The three' men upon the people it pointt In tbe entire exhibition,' t will arrive at ijHigh schcK)l plomas:Katherine D, 'tald. Mr. Roylance. "The Provo exhl- - ' without the proper course of law and base or warrant the Issuance of a writ btg question at the present time as to Monday, and Tuesday will get Cunningham, Park City; Laura Hick-mabecause It provided for an assessment of prohibition. The motion to quash", jhe" proper mode of procedure. It Is bltlon.won two flret prizes and several to St George. Pleasant Grove;, Ella 'Sager, which was more of .a benefit to Indi- the" petition,-wastecondt and called" for considerable likewise, made on conceded that when the new officers " ' The commission Igned the $260,000 '' " . i .... ;;; viduals than to the general public. In the same grounds. 'attention. While cur displa7 could assume their duties at 7the first of bonds of worth authorized the by Will Carry Up Case. Special Certificates: L. R. Bentley, have been. improved, "the quality waa the collection of taxes on this assess- the year, If they, are not prohibited ment by the. county treasurer of Utah 'A copy of the demurrer and notice from so doing, there are - numerous last state legislature 'for tate. road Salt Lake City, special in manual there and Provo and vicinity will be and they are, now ready for training;'' Samuel R. .'"'T'.,, Egbert, Forest greatly benefited. county, it was field that private, prop- to quash was served upon Attorney ways in which the law may be brought purposes, .the market. The legislature has Dale, special in. manual training. of elected erty .was being taken, Tthout due pro- Christensen by City Attorney Dinin- into court to ascertain its validity. being president 8peakinq $10,000 each" - to (the various cess of law. jThe decision was render. ny just as court convened yesterday However, it is fiesired by all .concern- - given American Mr, the' Apple congress, kf counties of the stateT'excepting Salt d in. the case of Benjamin Argyle "!njrntng, wiii was tl xnti-a was aaia qulcklyTisi noyiance surprise meMhe4&ettleeqjWsjtipiras againsrTiont-Johnson, to him, and he wat not advised of treasurer of hearing of the writ, a temporary re- possible for thebest interests of the Lake county, which gets none of this ' This bond CONCERT reissue. been act has "Utah county, ;'vi:;';.' the election until he saw an account straining order Saving been' granted city. as very unfair on the part of in a paper while on last Tuesday, w'hen the petition To Prevent Confusion. thl Mayor-eleSam C. Park and Comm- garded y Jilt way home, v the legislature, and the county comfearfed. that the same ruling court in the action, the demurrer was issioner-elect' Rcihard P. Morris; of missioners of this county are InHERE might hold In the assessment for ex- admitted byj Attorney,; Christensen, Salt Lake City,', with the attorneys GRAND CENTRAL AND GOLD clined to criticise the legislature In who , and be-on stated that called upon tending these irrigation projects agreement .City Dininny Attorney ' the action. The bonds are now ready CHAIN ARE IN GOOD SHAPE d the state board dpes not desire to give tween the attorneys for the Thursday to see what action he was for y market. the officers and himself It had preparing to take in the matter" Mr. any one unnecessary trouble in this Mrsv William S. Bassett, who will been decided - Col. C- E. Loose says the physical, line. If the law is held to be a new action, Park said yesterday that while he had CLARK SENTENCE POSTPONED. in the concert with the local appear in the which no to will be then of made, Jurisdicthe nd conditions of Grand Central objection' stand the city. at technicality tljeloans Frank Clark, who was to have, been but In the eveX,. that It Is not held tion, would "not be, raised and the case torney's office has taken, he wished sentenced this morniae in the Fourth Tabernacle choir and her . husband Gold Chain are most encouraging nas. naa..a so, a great deal of confusion will then heard' on Its issued' He then con- the question might be settled on'lts district court for being connected with, next vveanesaay nignt, right now. "I have Justs had wori have been eUmlnated by the refusal sented to the case being quashed, as merits instead of being held up on the deal of from the praise higher robbery of Heber Pearson, of Fair great .... ....... , from here," sald the eolonel. "Gold of the board to make the loans. move,d by the city attorney. The1 pro- some technicality if that were possi The following is from 'the field, came before the court, but sen- critics. " Chain and Grand Central will td ble: .,The '"new.f officers " said Mr. tence was At .a meeting of the'state land board ceeding occupied several minutes. postponed because his at- Musical Leader, Berlin: . heard from in good shapennd ... the yesterday, the eontract for eightjnore ; Whether or not. the. city attorney's Park, "are just as desirous of settling totneys claim to have affidavits which ''Miss Clayton now Mrs.r William miles" of: the Piute irrigation project offlce2win takepaTt ir'theTiew; pro-- j the matter and ascertaining the facts make new evidence and have noraeed to; be un Ihe case will ;anal was let to the Western Construc-- 1 ceedbjgfflias not been determined. The ot the jease a3.Mr. Mulvey or anyone ccine uo next Saturday. Wlltlock.' S. Bassett, is an 'extremely fluent easy over conditions, out there, as we all-o- f la; not-- 4 party to i'seJsWe.Are. anxIoualo.settle..the better if " tioa company-JThicanaj wilL supply her technical: mate: could not'marthi'ngs-muc- hr come-- up Clark,r.paTtner-wlI- I for trial iP'ayerr wah ' "additional matters Mr.' Chrisfor the best Interests of Salt December 14th. the agreement spoken of by. Hal well in hand. She has a .very we tried." . waieOor about 2QQ0 acres ' 'and divion meant If case Lake to asked Its the that land on the project The, Cost of. the tensen When .fv, issue,' Itls City try hop that the .issues rytHmical. sense, and ' AAA' TX" tmnrnvoment.. will 1U" S33 beautiful tone.-- - In a. jprogranr so he dends in the near fUtore,tthd. colonel understood, and as' It becomes the can be: brought into "court upon their SEEKS DIVORCE, t i 1 attora under tfee meritandJfinally Bettled,-l 'A number of roiltlne mattersj, were duty of Suit ' for divorce- - has 'been filed in role in its proportlonsas to Include smiled and Bald r. "That" is a" matter ' left ' entirely . to the directors you disposed of at thex meeting. The.board law , to defend jill actions, agal nst the jhe: petition was applied for PT Me: the district court by Mr?; RacheLSor.t "Would not be for m. to did not reach the question of whether city! and dty offlclalsTirBeems likely Leod on the grounds that the new law enen, against A G. Sorepsen, on the .sar Frank, "Variations Symphonies, Information In advance tAit or not persons taking, up land jmder that "MrrDiBiany'8 office will become restricts electors from, having a free grounds of failure to provide. J.Tbe and the Liszt the conce'rto, give major work' action In these mat-- , of increased in taking that defendant her the the Carey act in this state' must be interested.:.' Farther;: It la riot known choice In: thelrvote," antfi that It effectiveness, alleges their, complaint ters. Butyou may say' the mines ara actual residents. This matter is to be whether or not Ihe ctty attorney 'wtyl voting of a secret ballot, as has not provided her with the neces- - which proves" marvelous powers of in spleodfii1 shape.": of life for the lastTsix years.-- 'durance and muscular' control"- -considered at a future 'meeting. , ' again endeavor to raise .the- eaie provided by the constitution. ' ' '. ? . t -.- ' -- ontionTecftvsittfuAteiiir n, I "SERPENT OF EDEN ING 1ST .& .ESTABLISHED1885. . Ipreachfrs-Ifrv- test case to ascertain in HAS courts whether the new commission Jprrn of government law is constitutional had its first 'A:, BE OPEIE Bf innings" in Judge C. W' Morse's Utah County CaseBrings court yesterday and through sortie All to Who Delay technicalities the case was thrown PACIFIC Want Money . out. Thus far there is nothing in the--, case which will bring the afLL TEST THE LAW fairs of the new officers in this For. many years 'It has been city; in conflict with the new law the erroneous belief that' Nevada land it is not believed that any the supreme court WHEN in favor of Benjamin thing will come- - up which would was 'entirely a mining and stock-raising country. This mistake die new officials from tak 'Argyle, et al, in the case against hinder was due to lack of railroad certificates No their seats. Mont Johnson, former county ing - transportation, the cost of haul- electissued men been to thave the; treasurer, it caused all the irriga ing farm pfodiicts by. wagon over tion districts in the state to be- )ed in Salt Lake City. ... e long distances eliminating all Uponthe agreement or pty Keeora-fcome affected. The case dealt prolSt"'ySftw-jniiBqttent-B. STtlves that he would not is with the constitutionality of the e sue to the ly.'vast tracts.;, of arable land, mayor, city law covering drainage districts. Capable, of yielding large divers'l- No state loans on irrigation commissioners and city auditor the fled crops, were utilized as pas another certificates of election until projects will he made by the state action can be the motion turage for hundreds of hers of instituted, board of land commissioners uncattle and flocks of sheep. 1 office to Quash til the validity "and constitution- of. the city attorney's, K. a McLeod Jt for ;, of the ality of the law under which the writ petition and of prohibition prohibiting The" topography of the section of loans are provided for has been the city recorder from restraining Nevada opened by the Western Papassed upon by the courts. This the certificates was grafted yeswas decided upon at a meeting of Mc cific is conducive both to Irrigation the members of die board and terday morning on consent of ep '0llT'iST6untaIn JadgerCrW.' and to-deGovernor William Spry late yes- - L NOVEMBER 18, 1911.: PROVO, UTAH,! SATURDAY. - apple-growln- - fl :. - " e . ..aL-t--- - - : . . . 'r g apple-growin- Of-the- sage-brus- - -- - two-xea- T -- ryof . 1ef - fefeet - fruit-bearin- g wisxtedovrfd an-ey- e n. . "TS 1 . " - - -- -- ; it Two-yea- Y : - - . Mo-de- ha r Sa-lin- - . . . ' u -"- BASSEn . - .' ;'7:,;v-y- - '. ct -- : consti-..tutlona- I'JElESly - .... newly-electe- .. ..... 4 ... - l, -- ; , . . - " -- - - . . s. -- - - ! d highly-develope- : T - . Jhcit7 -- - . know;-and-I- J E-fl- pre-ventrt- he en-snii- es , - , . - i- , ' ' ' . ' ' ," . : |