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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02

Theg- 5ust went danny, said Harry
60 has fsther. and re beat all the
beats the other fellows made, TOO. and
one that . boy had cost So,
Indeed the boys told their father
great deal about Jack and the things
be did IN: his shop. sno said TO them al
their various meetings: for b this time
taey had organized into a club. meet
ing regularly every week
The more Mr.. Msrsaen heard OF Jacks
work with the boys. OF the ingenious
thlngs whicn he contrlvee- and OF the
strsightforr-s ard talks Of Hlaniiness ard
good habits which he gave 20 them in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
Fro. III Trying TIE MODEL ELEVATOR

the axles. thus mounting the wheels in
way that win make them turn easily.
The grooves in the wheels may be made
with a three-eornered or rat-tau file.
for q y-shaped or round groove, as
you may prefer.
And npw for the line continued
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-02
ssn Right. Re,erresA
JACK RIGS UP A
PUMP AND AN
ODD ELEVATOR
CHAPTER Y

II FEW days later Harry and RAY
4 \ returned from thei- visit ~ the
iake and were very enthusiastic
shout the boats that Jack had
Cd them: how 70 make.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07

Manager. e. A. Larkin.
ie6 2ith st. Telephone l3s.k
Advertisements for tho Daily.
Saturday and Semi-Weekiy News
accepted on the same terms as at
The Salt Lake Office.
-----------------s----
CirouIator. John J. Meorsaor.
22i5 Wash. Ave. Ind Tel ISL.
Office With Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
and Semi-W Weekly News should be
made to the circulntor Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as in Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
J. D. sKEEN ExoNERATEp.
Charges OF lrregularity In Fair Assoc
citation Finances Not True.

Ogden. Feb AT a special meeting
OF the Weber county fair association
held last evening at the office OF it's
president William Glasmann. the ac-
ousations against former secretary of
the company, j. ID. Skeen, as published
IN the Ogden Standard and Morning
Examiner We're investigated by MEM
bers of the present board of directors,
and former officers of the corporation,
and according 20 a resolution adopted at
the meeting the said articles We're un-
just and misrepresNlted the facts also
that there were no irregularities In the
finances OF the association. except in
the manner Of their handling, which
Will be changed. IN the past all money
received by the treasurer was kept by
him in private account. and all ex-
pendltures were made on the order OF
the treasurer and president without the
seeretary's knowledge OF what was be-
lag done.
The articles referred to were read
by Mr.. Skeen before the meeting and
the discussion which followed was a
heated one. AS a result OF the con-
troversy Mr.. Glasmann agreed to pub
lish "A retraCt.ion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
T oday $ Ogden News

attorneys In support OF their argu-
ments. The court took the matter UNI
der advisement until Saturday morning
at 10 o'clook,when he will decide wheth-
er the case III it's present form can 20
TO trial on its merits or not.
SPECIAL JURY VENIRE.
A special venire of trial Jurors for the
February term of the Second district
court has been drawn at the request
of Judge Howell. This Is taken to in
dictate that the cases against the city
councilmen Will go to trial and that tha
court expected that the regular list
of Jurors would be exhausted therefore
ordered the special venire, which con-
slsts of the following gentlemen: VIII
liam j. Hancock. william Newell, Je-
rome Brown, John G. Stephens, Benja-
min Dinsdale, Andrew A, Kerr. Georgr
Poulter, William G. Biddie. William
Pearce. c. j. Tribe. w. o. Johnson, d.
W. Stone Willard Snow, Mikel Soren-
sen. Thomas j. Paine. Oscar Nj. Brrwn-
ing, all of ogden city; Josiah L. Fer
rim of Eden; David Coon, Huntsville,
Levi Il. Hammond, Roy; Alex Lowe,
Hooper,
WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY.
A divorce suit has been filed In the
Second district court by Eliza Ann
Pesco against Joseph Pesco. The COM
plant alleges that the couple we're
married at ogden April 5, 1900 The
wife charges that on July "a. her hus-
band slapped her face, pulled her ears
and knocked her down; that on Dec.
10 he threatened to gouge her eyes
out and attempted to do so. that ON
Feb. g. 1906, he threatened IN Kill her,
and has In many other ways been cruel
to her, The court signed an order re-
qulrlng defendant to pay $50 into the
court for cost to prosecute the action,
In the divorce suit OF Mary ". Lind
lev VS. Thomas Lindley the court Sign
Ell an order requiring defendant TO pay
his wife SIS per month temporary ali
mony and $50 attorneys fees.
PETITION IN 4. ID. DEE ESTATE.
A petition has been fled by e, G.
Richards, attorney for the estate Of
Thomas u. Dee, praying for partial
distribution Of the estate TO be made
by the Y. d. Dee company to whom
all the estate had been decided by the
widow and major heirs, and before the
guardian to the minor heirs had been
appointed, gnd petition asks that n
bond be fixed to protect all creditors,
and also asks for permission to turn
over to the T. ID. Dee company all the
real estate Of the estate. 4 second
petition was filed praying for permits
sion TO sell $500 shares of stock OF the
ogden Press Brick & Tile company
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Toy Smith, the colored man who a
few days ago was released by the po-
lice court. 1t having been unable to
convict him OF stealing an overcoat
was re-arrested and sentenced to 30
days on the rock pile for vagrancy.
John, the little five weeks old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Erwin of Clinton
Davis county, died at the home Monday
Of pneumonia and was buried at the
Clinton cemetery today.
A. +. Murdoch OF Reno. New, is
spending a few days in Ogden on busi-
ness.
j. $. Noble and Miss Wenner have
gone to Los Angeles on an extended
visit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
TAKEN UNDER ADJUSTMENT
Demurrer of Fred w. Chambers Ar.
gucd In District Court.

Ogden. Feb. THE greater part of
yesterday was occupied in the Second
district court before Judge Howell In
the hearing OF arguments on a demurrer
filed by Fred W. Chambers In the ac-
ton brought by Attorney j. d. Skeen.
charging him With Misrepresentation of
funds of Ogden City, while serving as
city councilman. Attorneys MaginnIs.
Corn aud Macmillan represented the de-
PENDANT IN the arguments. while Attor-
eys j. w klmball and George Hall
version represented the accuscr. The
defendants attorneys argued that the
demurrer to the accusation should be
sustained on the grounds that the COM
plant Is indefinite and that while only
one cause of action IL set up In the
same, there are two distinct charges
made, and that an action for removal
from office against a city councilman
cannot be brought In the way that Mr..
Skeen has brought the suit against
Councilman Chambers. The attorneys
for the plaintiff argued that the suit
was brought In the proper way and
that the complaint is proper. Many
authorities were read by the respective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
Total

The grazing season for cattle and
horses will be from May 10 oct "a. the
charges for which will he 25 cents per
hcau, provided that class IA stock may
be allowed In the reserve the full graz
ing year, May /, 1876, to April 30. 1907,
the charge for which will be 40 cents per
head. Stock entitled TO the year-long sea-
son. and for which yearly permits are is
sued, may remain In the reserve until
May /, free of charge.
The one-half rate limit number Is 20
head, aud applies TO cattle only. This
means that person who is given per-
nit covering 30 head OF cattle, or less
and a number Of horses, will pay one-hals
rate on the 20 cattle covered by the per-
nit and fun rate on the horses, and
person whose permit covers more than 20
cattle will pay half rate on ~ Cattla
and a fun rate on all stock tcattlc and
horses over that number.
The regular summer grazing season for
sheep will be from July | TO oct 10, the
charge for which will be cents per head.
provided that 5000 breeding ewes may
enter districts 10 and Is on May the
10th for Landing purposes, the extra
charge for which will be cents per head.
The percentage basis OF increase to be
used In approving applications in advance
Of the birth Of lambs Is 80 per cent tC
be computed. All applications for grazing
permits must be presented to d. S. Mar
shall forest supervisor, Kamas, Utah,
on or before March 10, 1906,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
PROBABLE ATTEMPT
At sU|C|C|DE.
,,ssoh Schmidt a Young Rus.
sian Jew, Shoots Himself and
Is Seriously Injured.
elAsMANN WILL RETHAcT.
charge. Against skccn Pronounced
uutruc-Demurrer in sseeh'
Chambers Case.

go rob IA young Russian
who gives his name as Joseph
w. ,l. shot himself yesterday AFTER
SIM MIR a IS caliber revolver. lie
H n.y.. tho shot was fired accidentally.
.'o'' 49,, wound was inflicted Just below
W. 10, minnie and his shirt is badly
70, ..dor burned He had opened his
so,t and vest and must have held the
vs. o,oss IA his body. which would in-
s s,'a,o No had intended ending his life.
To representative OF the News he
.,,,ad that he arrived in Ogden a
,.v DAYS ago from San Francisco ana
E..n"nnsd aver here for short time 10
swaiE some money that was 10 DC
IVY, hare IN him. He was stopping az
s W" u,ndsor hotel. Yesterday morning
y" snc,ded 10 20 up into the mountains
nas, az ogden TO view the scenery. tak-
t ss Win him his pistol and bottle
agvhisxy. lie had climbed the lnoun-
.a,o side near the mouth OF Taylors
'a, n,.on almost to tn top over very
.onSh rocky lodges, getting up to the
r VSs where the accident happened
E ,t o'olock I'm the afternoon, lie
@ys he was handling the pistol wnen
4 accidentally discharged. the puiiet
sn,srlng his side, Realizing that ne
v"s badly hurt he called for help ana
,,rtunately for him Peter q. Poulsen
ssSA. c. Alison happened TO be snort
@stanca below the foot Of the noun
AIN side and heard his cries. They
,asbed 10 house about a mile distant
snd secured a shot gun and instructed
M lady that II they found the man
and needed help, they would IRE three
.hots and then the lady should notiiy
me- officers which was done and Depu-
,v sberiffs Wilson and Shaw. Sergeant
Chambers officers Layne and Robert
Rlrke together with representatives OF
ne Standard, Journal and News. drove
10 the foot Of the mountains nearly n'e
miles away, and then they all climbed
M mountain side for fully a quarter
AZ A mile 10 where the man lay con-
slous but suffering great pain. He
Vas placed on a quilt and carried 10
M patrol wagon in which he was laid
AMI taken 10 the police station. city
Physician Condor was summoned and
sfer injecting morphine and making
casual examination Of the wound,
ordered the man taken to the ogden
general hospital where he was care
fully examined and the wound probed.
The bullet passed entirely through his
body coming out near the spinal
column few inches lower than where
Il vent in missing his lungs and other
vital organs The bullet was found by
The nurse at the hospital IN his cloth
ing Il was quite badly battered show
Ing that q had struck bone. should
no serious complications set In he Will
recover from the wound In a few weeks.
Schmidt states that he Is q years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07

cisco for about two months. but was
ELI route east TO New York where he
has lived for several years. He says
his mothers name Is Rebecca Schmidt
aud her home Is at Coynant, Russia,
but he begged ihat she be not notified
OF his injury. He stated that ne was
almost broke. having only 81 left and
had been unable to secure work The
theory Is that he was without funds,
had become respondent and therefore
went up into the mountains with the
intention OF ending his life. He Is a
fine looking young man. intelligent and
speaks quite good English. Having no
funds he will be cared for at the hos
pital as a county patient.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
FRANKLIN STATUE FOR PARIS.

New York, Feb. IA bronze statue
Of Benjamin FRANKLIN, which John
Harjes, member of the Partisan
branch of the banking house OF ]. p.
Morgan, is 10 give to the municipality
OF Paris, was completed Yesterday at
Green Point. II is a replica OF the
statue in front of the Philadelphia post
office and cost $4,000. Its weight is
1000 pounds. and 1t represents Frank
lin In a sitting position.
The statue is eight feet high and
rests on a bronze base. Ii will be
shipped to the French capital today.
and will be placed i'm the Rue Franklin
where the United States embassy was
located when Franklin was United
States ambassador TO France. The
statue will be unveiled In April
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
GRAZING ON THE
U|NTAH RESERVE.
Forest Supervisor 0. s. Marshall
Publishes Regulations Gov.
erning Permits.
SUMMER AND ANNUAL PERMITS
Sheep To the Number of 45O, 900 and
$4,000 Head of Cattle and Horses
VIII be Admitted

Forest Ranger d. S. Marshall publishes
the following regulations governing the
uintah forest reserve for the year 1906:
Kamas, Utah, Feb. 4, 1896. Provisions
have been made for the grazing Of 5000
head Of cattle and horses, and 5000 head
Of sheep IN the Uintah forest reserve dur
ing the season OF f9oG. Each two lambs
six months old will BE- counted and paid
for as equal to one grown sheep.
The reserve Is divided into ~ districts,
the old reserve and the Wyoming add.
ton are covered by districts ; TO II, in
clusive, old districts to have been con-
sulidated and will now be known as 81.
visions / and OF the present district No.
4 The remainder Of the reserve Is COW
cred by districts Y to 20 inclusive. The
map also shows the areas set aside as
cattle ranges, from which sheep are ex
Guided the sheep drlveways Established
and the areas for landing.
There will be 1900 head OF cattle and
horses distributed among districts | and
II ncIuslyes. and 1900 head among dis
tricts r. TO % inclusive
The sheep Will be distributed as nearly
as possible as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
DRUNK ENN ES S"
Cigarette and Tobacco Habits
Cured by
TRlB

Prove all things. hold fast to that
which Is good.
We, the undersigned, know Of many
people who have heen cured Of the H.
auor and tobacco habits" by the use OF
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Rev. J. r. N. Bell. the Oldest living
Chaplain OF the Grand Lodge OF tho
Masonic Order In the World.
l. p Desmafias, pastor OF the Ro-
man Catholic Church OF The Dalles.
Oregon.
Hon. Samuel white, presiding Judge
OF the Eighth Judicial district OF ths
State OF Oregon.
DO you believe these gentlemen would
allow their names TO go before the
public indorsing this remedy II they
were not absolutely sure that "TRIB"
cures the liquor and tobacco habitsl
And we know the remedy and know
from seeing many who have been cured
in this city that it win do all that 10
claimed for II.
We guarantee every treatment OF
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07

A novel electric n-indlcator the
invention OF a Danish engineer, is IN
use upon a Berlin tramway. The APP
paratus is contained In a glass-faced
wooden case. and shows the name OF
the next station In q conspicuous place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07

over the door OF the car. The names
OF the stations are on a roll of paper.
which Is moved over two drums by d
clockwork motor. a ratchet wheel
stopping the roll at each name. At
proper places along the overhead wire
are annex wires or bars, and when one
of these comes in contact with tongue
or extra wire on the trolley pole. a cur
rent impulse passes to an electro
magnet, which releases the ratchet and
allows tho cylinders to move forward
to the next stop. showing the station
name next In order
A curious victim of hasty conclusion
seems 10 be the kea, whose eNtermina-
tion is likely to result from its repu-
tation throughout New Zealand as
sheep-killer. II ia generally believed
thot this parrot kills many animals by
4 cruel way of pecking into their sides,
but a recent careful investigation fails
10 give the slightest evidence OF this
habit, The Investigators decide that
the birds ill-repute has arisen from It's
inordinate curiosity, somebody having
Jumped at the inference of slaughter
when II was simply inspecting a dead
carcass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
WRESTLER GOODMAN
DRUGGED AND ROBBED
His Money and His Recently Welded
Wife Missing HE Suspects j Friend

New NaFis, -fgaea 26s- Lewis fISia1I
Goodman lapfesstanAl Wrestler. II ~
moaning tips Icss n lsis wife, Hesie, ~
whom he Wa@ reesnsly maffieiE she
disappeared early SUNDAY at about ths1
same time that Gsasisnnn was cflIero
formed AMI robbed of $IS1. all THE
money Ne possessed st TIE saHm fInie
his friend. Alfred Neyert, disappeared.
Goodman spent sunday With detee.
tiges from the ElIridge ssFept station.
searching tire gambling houses aloilg
lower Se@5nd avenue. for Mayors. 4
care no longer for Rosie, s.oos9aan said.
'-but do hope 10 recover NV money
and put Movers in Jail Meyers was
R0sie's sweetheart before We were mar
ried. and was always hanging about my
honse at 227 chrystie street. He came
into my hause AZ midnight Saturday.
and gave him permission 10 sleep there.
When ! came to my pocketbook contain
ing SIs2 was gone, my gold watch had
Ieen stolen aud Rosie had disappeared
was 70 po0r SUNDAY that / had To 10
without meals.
Goodman wa. married onIy one month
ago Rosie had fallen IN love with him
when sle saw him defeat noted wrsst
Ter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
Senate Unanimously Adopts
La F0IIette's Resolution
SOME ELEVATORS PETS
Favoritisn ard Discrimination by Rail
roads Alleged--Approaching End Of
Sessions Singnalized by Agree
ment Of House to Meet.

Washington. Jnne s6 Senator Tia
Toilette called gp his resolution direct
ing the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion under tsse Tillnlan ilespie resolu-
ton te investigate the grain elevators
in tlle Northwest.
Mr. Foraker INTERCEPTED the opinion
that the most useful work done by the
Interstate Commerce Commission since
IL was established WAS i'll tire informa.
tion II has brought to light Nv tho iaveS
LEGATIONS under tlse Tiliman fIllespie
resolution information that ought 10
De taken up by the Department I'll jus
tice with 4 view III criminal action.
Mr. Ia Toilette addressed tine Senate.
He said that the investigation would
show the Same conditions 0f eumhina-
tion between grain elevator companies
and railroads as now exist III the coal
business. lie declared that certain rail
roads had given preference 20 speeiaE
elevator companies, and later had shared
the monopoly with the preferred com
panies
Mr. Foraker expressed himself as
heartily in favor of the Ia Toilette REL
solution, IA did Nth. Nelson Rep.
Mimi who said that the conditions ia
the Northwest in The matter Of collisions
between railroads and elevator cUmpan-
ies were as bad AZ they were in the coal
business in West Virginia. The resolu-
tion passer unanimously
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-26
IN Both National and Ameri-
can Leagues
BOTH BOSTON IEAMSL0SE
Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers Get Away
With Tenney's Men When Latter
Are About to Jump Out
OF Last Place.

y 4
The three National league leaders. Chi
eago, New York and Pittsburg, drew
away from the Others in bunch again
yesterday View York had no difficulty
with Philadelphia, winning BY score
6f IL to 3. Cincinnati was victim
10 Pittsbawg, 1 10 2. and Chicago cot
away with 81. LOFTS, To /. mainly
because OF the latter'- non-hitting abil-
ftx. The only other feature Of the Ma
sidnat league was the scrap between
Boston and BrookIyn Just when the
Bean eaters were about TO jump ett Of
hast place they received yet back from
We Trolley Enigers. III ! shrt out game.
. to O. So Boston il still last.
likewise Il the brother team in the
Same eity. Collins mcn. although hit-
ting the same nnribeF III times that Phil
adelphia did, vent down 10 defeat BY
the score OF 1 to 3. The three leaders
IN the American lnagae also drew away
in bunch, New York shutting ont
Washington, 2 TOGO, and Cleveland al
snsst doing it To Detroit, the score being
y to Il The Sts Louis and the Chicago
teams had d fight for last place III the
nrSt division and the Browns stepped
irto il BY defeating tile White Sox, 8
40 A.