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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
REAL ESTATE MEN
DISCUSS FINANCES
Talk Over Plans to Put Their
Association on Better
Basis.

An Informal meeting OF the members OF inc
Salt Lake Real Estnto association was hold
Thur sdoy morning at the headquarters OF the
organization at l5 West Second South street
Tho meeting was called by tho newly-elcctcd
chairman, Judge Cobom. for tho purpose or
having the members discuss tho best methods
OF placing the organization upon a more sub
stnniial financial basis. Various members gave
their views, but no dennitc action was taken
II being decided that another meeting should
be held Saturday. at which time plan VIII
be agreed upon and tho personnel OF the COM
nittces OF the association Tor the ensuing year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
THUG STRIKES AND RUNS
Knocks Down Man Suspected Of Tip.
ming Of Information to Police

Martin Gaulty. 3 young man who was re-
leased from the police station Thursday after
moor upon q charge of VaRrancy. was set
upon by thug about . o clock the Same even
ing while walking down Plum alley and So
vercly beaten. Among other things Garrity
was hit tho head with largo rock and
It Is a wonder that he wasn't Killed Inc
thug II II thought. had "a grudgs against
GaTrIty because the latter suspected OF
tipping off the actions OF tough gang which
Infcsts that tAoroughfarc, Officers Seagcr and
Moore searched several Chinese opium dcns
where II wna thought the fellow had taken
refuge. but the underground possageways werc
10 he.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Made Attempt 0ncs D

Smith. 1t has been learua
suicide once before, and thoS
acquainted with him At Helps
are inclined TO think thsi
mind was dsranged, as ~
known reason for his rash a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Mayor Again Bobs Up.

There all kinds OF sauabbling and dick
orinG until February s, when nrIalrs began TO
shape themselves in manner that indicated
that Morris making hcndwoy In his cf-
fort 20 secure tho support Of so-calod Re
publcans At tho session OF the Council held
on the date nnmed the Mayor submitted to
Rlncer. George w Snow Sexton Richard \.
shannon, Superintendent OF Watcrworks. Eli
A. Follnnsi Building Inspector, II III Davis
city Physician. DIT. c J. Douglas; Sedlcr OF
Weights and Measures. T. \. Rcnmors HUI
name officer. b r. Mann Land and Water
Commissioner. Ben .. Luce. Plumbing In
spcctor. II. c. james: Poundkeeper. G. K
Morris: Chief OF Fire Department, w. H.
DyNy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Contributions Will Be Solicited.

IL was tho consensus OF opinion ct the meet
Ing Thursday that tho business men and
propcrty-owncrs of Salt Lake should be re,
qucstcd to contribute what money they ttel
able TO expcnd in advertising Salt Lake. TO tho
association In order that such funds can DO
used to greater advantage. II Is proposcl
that tho business men and property owners be
called upon by representatives. OF the asso-
clation. In effort 10 secure stipulated con-
trlbutons CT regular periods Tor the promot-
ing ana advertising OF Salt Lake City. 1t IL
not the lntcntion OF the association TO attempt
10 got great amount OF money from any ono
business man propcrty-owner. but to hnNo
"a many of them can give to the associa-
tion what money that they eSDcnd In nrst
ono and thln another advertising scheme.
which does not do near great good as could
bc done, II is claimed, II the money Is used
through tho association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
WOMAN RESISTS ARREST
Gives Officers Tussle Before Submit
ting to n Trip to the City Jail.

Jennie Steele is again in jail In fact
She has been arrested twice since We'd
ncsday evening, both times after getting
drunk and putting up hard tight before
being landed I'm the city jail The first
arrest WAC made by officer Watson. but
Thursday morning Mrs. Steele secured
bail and was released Thursday after
noon Of0ccr Burton was compelled TO ar
compishcd after O hard struggle, the
woman fghtlng every inch OF the way
and making 1t warm for the officers even
after being placed In the patrol wagon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
NOT THE MAN HE SOUGHT
Murderer Shockley Does Not Answer
Description of Iowa Mans Brother.

NJ r Shocklcy a tourist who stopped
of In Salt Lake Thursday for the purpose
OF visiting the State prison and Identify
ing, II possible, James Shockley the
murderer, his brother. was con-
vlnced upon seeing a picture shown him
by the deputy warden that he was not
the man The stranger claims to have
brother James whom he has not seen I'm
a good many years. and after reading
some time ago OF the arrest and conYlc-
tlon OF the Salt Lake murderer decided
to take the opportunity OF either confirm
Ing or nuietlng his fcnrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
IN HONOR OF ARMS
Farewell Entertainment 20
Missionary This Eve1

A farewell entertainment Tu' ~
Eleventh ward meeting house.
honor OF Elder William Arpsuy,5
Ecxt week on mission 10 ~
committee on aITangemcnts -
". F Tuckctt, Mrs. M1gEie
w. Cushing. Daniel c. Ccu;u
LiYlngston. Among those Ws9
In the programme arc the ,,,>
Eva Wickins. Prof c D. seonJr, ~,
Evans. Alvin Peterson, joseph r,
elaon. Miss Elm ShIpp. MS
William Armstrong the MS'es
Stolln Poulton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
S7RE[1a
TERR|BLEl
Record of Morris NJ
ton Is Thoroughly !
Street Departn,
BUT EXPENSES F0pl,
YEAR WERE gy'
Superintendent Ralei,l
ing Best to Overcome
of lnc0mpeten,,

Out Of the long record q,
and extravaganza made s..
not lamcnted Administered,
Morris and his machine. n.
the Street and Irrigation
prominent for Numerous
Ing excessive expense no lsas
work at all. and faih,rpp p'vr
the laws or common sens 20 T..
Here's Some Exaua.
Here are some cSamn,,.
that has cost the CITY ~ ei
10000 during the Last =, oat
East street. between Fonr,,
South streets. a sewer u..n
after the cold weather ss. sas
an old error In the sn,r7,s,. s' ia
mated for the sewer caTs Te
the nume which carT5ad cae.
the sidewalk. The nume Va. ra,: $
earth In the sewer ditch h.a s
settle. and the result l1 ,Ss aa
Tire block the water thsi ~.
ricd by the flume foods a. 'no1.
1t absolutely impassible fro from "al' y
Just as Bad ElssxhsT'
This is not a single eye.r,,.
conditions prevail elsssssrssi
East, between Fourth srs "
streets, one necdS O raET ~ rid'
reach a street car. ana In q e., ~
southeastern portion OF iSs 'ss- s; \
crossings that appear to S ~
no attention whatever dv,,1.e I've
And vet the Street dcpart,.ss,
expended approximately . tls a.
one seems 20 know what.
Remedying the CondIt
Supervisor Raleigh. WIN ,
American administrator has
hold or the work. is doing ali i
to remedy this deplorable ca,i
has n force at work on ss2
street, but tho fact that vort
at the wrong time OF the Wear
him In his effort to relieve tSsl
The era Of spending none
has ended in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Three Shots Fired.

scufne then ensued and three shots
were fired McHugh nwoke Fisher and
told him that something was doing
McHuRh then hurried out OF the room
and found the body OF Mathews lying
in tho doorway between TWO adjoining
rooms. Mathews appeared TO DC dying
al the time, and the revolver with which
the shooting was done was lying on
table The witness heard Mathews say,
my Cod. / am shot" just before he en-
tered the room
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
OFFICER LEADS THE WAY
Prefers to Have Smallpox Patient Fol.
low Him at a Distance.

When Officer Taylor VEG detailed to
escort smallpox patient 10 the isola-
tion hospital Thursday afternoon IL didn't
take long FOR him to decide on how 1t
should be done. Telling the patient To
follow him at a distance. Taylor started
out looking over his shoulder at Inter
walls to make suro that he was not get
ting too close The man came In from
Garfield and made application to the au-
thorltlcs TO be furnished with hospital
accommoda tions during bis Illness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Dr. Miller
Anti-Pain W

They never fail TO culs
pain. because they treat
the nerves. BY Soothns
nerves they lessen the te H..
the strength. set the Il
through the veins, and thus Ia
Periodic headache, tina. v ,,r
business several days AT "a
my life experience. | touna T.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Plils' ~
l Invariably ward them on
pill when / feel them c9.niWuT ~
T.. NJ. MOOBBERl, "a "a
The first package VIII os",r =,
druggist Will return your 80 -
- doses - cents NeVc. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Wants Matter Reopened.

Alice Bubee, trustee In bankruptcy OF the
ostat, OF Brigham Sellers. has nlcd an action
against George T. Belts and Charlotte NJ.
RoSbDttom. seeking 10 have set aside 2. salo
of certain partnership Interests from Belts to
Mrs. Rosoottom. II being alleged that the prop
erty n question formerly owned by SELLERS
&c Betts receiver also la asag1 lnr, to-
Gether With IN accounting,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Mayor Is Stubborn

This plnin-spoken report had no effect on
the plans Of tho Mayer 10 turn the heads of
the departments into political machine an
tagonlstic TO the majority Of the Council But
II not until March 10 that Prcocc came
out in his true color end showed himself VIII
ing to assist Mayor Morris in making the ad-
minlstration subscrvent to his individual de-
sires. Al special meeting. held the
night OF Mcrch 10. the following slate was put
through by the aid OF Prcecc. Councilman a
]. Davis being absent.
City Engineer George W. Snow. Democrat
City Sexton. Heber II Davis Democrat
Health Commissioner Charles L. Wilcox
seoler OF Weights and Measures. H. p
Richards, Democrat
Land and Water coramiss!on9r Ben D.
Street Supervisor. s NJ F. scddon. Demo-
crat.
Member Board of Health. Frederick Lyon
Member Boord of Health. George d. Adler.
Democrat.
Poundkecpcr. George II Morris, Democrat
Chief OF Fire Department, w. H Bywater,
Democrat.
Food Inspector J. J. Meyers Republican
chief OF Police, William J. Lynch Hepub-
lican.
Superintendent watorworka. F L. Hines
Farkkecpcr, C. A Erickson. Republican
Plumbing Inspector, w J. Leakcr Rcpub-
City Chemist, Herman Harms Republican
Walks OFF With spoils.
And .hus the record shows that although
tho city Council was supposedly and pro-
fcsscdly Republican. Democratic Mayor was
through the disoynlty OF Procse permitted
10 givc ten cut of sixteen RuoDntmcnts to
members of his own party.
This Is Not ALL
But this is not all. Meagrc and pitifuI as
thls showing is on behalf OF the majority OF
the Council that by oil rules OF political do
cency on1 fairness entitled q ct lcas,
half OF the patronage, the real truth nf thc
matter puts tho Morris administration In even
worse light Several OF the RepubIica rs
named RcpnbliCung az
them They refused to support the rccu.
lar Republican nominee for Mayor. and IL
they did not come out openly and above board
for Richard =. Morris during the cnmpnien
they NJ least worked silently and In the dark
TO further his interests
Democrats Grab Spoils.
The plain. unrarnlshed truth OF the whole
miserable business Is that Mayor Morris In
sisted on giving TO his party. notwithstanding
he had a minority OF the Council. q majority
nf ths sS"us e"d hs stood or uaUi be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
CROWDS THRONG
POULTRY EXHIBIT
1t Was Ladies' Day, and the
Fair Sex Crowded the
Hall.

Tho second day OF tho eighteenth annual
show OF the Utuh state Poultry association,
which IL being held at No. A Richards street,
Was largely attended By members OF the
gcntlcr sex. who took advantage OF ladies'
day Tho la1ies all manifested great Interest
in the birds and somc who chicken fnnciors
gave short discourse to fclow-brccdcrr upon
profitable poultry-r1isIng. ono well-known
member OF the association, who visited the
show yesterday, said that without doubt
women tho most successful raiscrS OF
chickcnh that he had ever seen. He then gave
ECCCTnl Instances OF tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Republicans Block Game.

Strong influence was brought to bear upon
Preece and one or two other Republican mem
bers OF the Council who semccd 10 be weak
cning. and for n little while they stIcncd
up and stood by their party and thoir rights
on February 3 the Mayor submitted another
list OF appointments. with changes from tho
previous list follows Sexton, II. H Da-
Wis; Building Inspector, ]. X. Britton; Food
Inspector, Joseph \. Jennings; Senlcr OF
WeIghts and Meosurcs- II. Z. Rlchards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Woman Hears the Quarrel.
To Insure Railroad Men.

Articles Of incorporation OF the Railway En-
ployss' Protective society Of San Francisco
were nlcd with the Secretary OF stato yester-
day. Tho object OF the society is 10 furnish
insurance TO railway men. Horatio Selfridgc
is :hc resident agent for Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
VIII Godbe Dead.

Los Angeles. Cal. has just been received
announcing the death last midnight Of
his eldest son. VIII, aged 20 years De-
ceased was grandson OF ihe late Will
liam s Godbe OF this city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Arrested for Fighting.

An explanation followed when the officers
marched their man into the jail Miller. II
seemss bad engaged in street fight with ID
LarrIva. n Peruvian, and when Oirlccr SeGgcr
started TO arrest them Miller broke and run.
Stil holding onto LarTiya SeaEcr yelled TO the
pedestrians to stop the fleeing colored man,
but he was only captured after a long chasc-
The fighters VIII hive chance to explain mat
ters before Judge Dlchl today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Judge Colborn Talks.

Judge Colbom stated that practically every
man that lands In Salt Lake. and other cities
well. In a financially embarrassed con-
iition Immediately starts to figuring out how
hn make some money through getting up
book upon the city. through which he can
oolict advertising from the business men md
property owners many OF whom take space,
sometimes page advertisements. with the
understanding that so many thousand copies
OF the work are TO be circulated. Many times
only few coplcs gotten out. Judge Col
born snNe. at least such a fraud la possible
business man or property owner tnkes
the time TO investigate whether the publisher
OF tho book has lived up TO his contract Money
expended In this manner. Judge Colborn
states, could be contributed 10 the association
and with 1t could be realized greater results
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Preece Shows His Hand.

Here Il that Councilman Precco sup
posed to be 4 Republican and elected upon
that ticket first showed signs OF placing Icy
atty To his brethren in the Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Lattcr-day Saints above loyalty 20
hls purity and his constituents on his
ton, which WAS supported by the Democrats
of the Council and by himself. and Hewlett.
the entire liEt OF appointments WIS referred
To special committee conslHting OF Preecc.
Barnes. Hartcnotcin. a. j Davis and Hob
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Called Porter a "Nigser."

According to the statements OF STRAIT
wick. the student called him a Niger
and refused to leave the building when It
came time to close the shop. The rules
of the college require all students TO
leave the place at 7 o'clock or as soon
thereafter as possible. When the student
In question remained to polish his shoes
the porter ordered him out, and later
engaged In tight with him The stu
dent came out of the miX-uD with n
sore head. caused by a blow from
bottle in the hands of the colored man.
The evidence was so contTadictine that
Judge Diehl, while finding Stratwick
guilty, decided to withhold sentence un-
I'll this afternoon,
Acted as Own Attorney.
Stratwick acted as his own attorney,
and put up q splendid defense. His re-
marks TO the "cawt," and the respectful
manner In which he addressed his
"honah." won frequent applause from the
spectators, causing Judge Diehl TO rap
loudly for order
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
To he Buried in Kansas.

message was received from Mrs. ". H.
Newcomb ut Chcmawo. Or, that she wilI
rive in Salt Lake probably Saturday morn
Ing. and will take the remains OF her husband
who died hcrc WcdnesdaT 10 Parsons. Kan,
for interTncnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Aches

of some kind are the herl's
every one. from the infsn, =
the middle aged and the usa
cradle headaches, TO the ~
vous. muscular and rheun'1,,
a remedy TO relieve IN a
be founded on the rign, ~
that accounts for the won'
OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Splendid Exhibit.

F. j. Shollabnrgcr OF Nebraska, who has
acted as judge nj this show as well az about
ten others throughout the West this fnil.
speaks very highly OF the splendid exhibit OF
birds md their large scores. Ho completed
that the best birds wore among the Wyan-
dottcs and Plymouth Rocks. Al Judge shollo-
bnrgcrs suggestion the large hcot owl which
was placed on exhibition was given the FOL
lowing prizes nrst anG second cock and hrst
ana second cockcrcl, The list OF awards made
yesterday ore a. follows
Rhode Island Reds
Rhode Island Rads-E. c. Larson, Ogden.
lam. second hen and fourth cock, l.. Horne.
first and fourth cockorcl fourth pullct, l.. G
Duncan, frst cook. nret and third hen; VIII
lam Woolncldr Ogden, frst and second pullct
nrst cockorcl, second hen; F. w, Won Ellen
third cock: Edgar Best second and Third
cockcrcl; ]. W Fenton. second and fourth
pullet fourth cockerol: c. Ii. Gold. fourth pu.-
let; J. A. Taylor, second cockercl third pull
let. william H. Maxwell. irst pulct
Black Minorcas.
Black Minorcas-Julius Druk. second cock
fourth pullct. Salt Lake Poultry ranch nrst
second and third cockcrcl; A IL Vogeler, lrst
cock. frs; pullct first. second third, and fourth
hens
Brown Leghorns.
Brown Leshons-Cnw(ord Bros. second
COCK, second pullct; Fred Ward. first cock
ond first and second hens; Miss Vcrnn Nc
Cracken. first. third and fourth puets. and
fourth cockcrel; <. O. Day. second and third
cockcrols. and third and fourth hens c. L.
Willard FIRST cockcrcl; j. w. Uaslam. first
oUckcrcl, hrSt hen, and first second and third
pullotS.
Buff Leghorns.
Bun Lcshorns-L. L. Simmons. second cock.
second cock"rcl and fourth pullct; r. o
lomcroy first cock and second third and
fourth hens.
White Leghorns.
b White Lcghorns-Elgln Poultry farm, second
cock; Thomas Merrill. third cockcrcl; c. l..
Millord. third cockcrcl; e. WessOn. nrst cock
first hen, and fourth hon. j. 4 Beck. Jr..
third cock, second cockercl and second and
third hens: Hydo Rros.s FIRST pen. first cock
erel, second pullct third pullct. and fourth
puleti Leo Lyman, fourth cocEercl
Other Awards.
Black Polsh-James w. Smith nrct cook
Cornish Indian Game-Hyde Bros, hrst
cockorcl first hen. second hen, third hen first
pullot and nrst pen.
Irish Games-G, 7. Hastings first pre-
nium.
DIamburgs-F. F. Taylor. first cockcrel first
hen. irst pullet. second pullct and third pull
let
Grey Dorkings-Oscar Runstcd, frst cock.
first hen. second hen. third hen fourth hen,
and nrst pen.
Light Brahmn Bantnms-J II. Horne. nrst
pullct and third pulct
Light Brahmns-Edword OrglH first. third
md fourth pullcts. and third hen.
In tho duckg. William Redeker OF Salt Lsko
secured nrst duck. second duck, third duck.
fourth duck. and second and third brakes while
Brock ranch secured first and fourth brakes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Stop Thief the Cry.

As the fellow ran all the faster, some one
started tho cry OF stop thief" and in less
time than 1t takes to tell 1t a hundred people
were following him Officer G. Brown took
up the chusc nj the corner OF Main street and
further west Second South atreet Officer
Phillips Joined In tho chase Tho latter sue
ccedcd In catching his man and with Oflicor
Brown assisting him the colored gentleman
% he ,tatlOu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
TROUBLES AIRED IN COURT
Student at Moler Barber College AS
saulted by Colored Porter.

AS the result Of wordy battle. which
eventually led TO blows. Judge Dchl was
called upon TO hear evidence In an as
sault and battery case Thursday that re-
quired considerable time to decide The
participants were a. w. Stratwick.
porter at the Molor barber college and
one OF the students, and the trouble took
place Monday evening shortly after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Was He SincereP

III the Mayor is sincere In his message TINT
public interests md not politics shall guido
him in his appointments. why does he at
tempt to remove from Office the present CITY
Enginccr-a man whose ability and Integrity
one can question, man who has a thor
oueh and practical knowledge OF all questions
pertaining to our water supply who for four
years has handled this system not only with
credit to himself. but with tho very best re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Hay and Harness Destroyed.

ouonutv Of hay and harness was de-
stroycd the total damage being aoon' W..
The wind was blowing quite strong at ,Se .Se
iIme and came from u direction TO fan inc
na1acs tnwarda the hay and grain market
Prompt work though saved the structure 70
gcthcr with Its contents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Fire Starts in Barn.

Tho nrc started In a barn belonging TO VI VI
J Hardin at 27i West South Temple streS, ~ ,t,
which Joins tho grain and hay market - 1o no
decd nv n passcr-by but the cause o1 W. ~
blazo has not been determined Gaining " "h ~
other gentleman 10 turn In an u,uiiu , a.
rushed into tho burning building and CUT ~ ~
bnIters OF four horses. thus saving inc "'''
rnnla from ncHtrllctiOn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20

The best that money can
be your aim In choosing m
this Is Hoods SarsapaHliA
when others fail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
MORE PRAISE FOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Prompt Action and Hard WORK
Save Property Valued
at $4,000.

pron,n, action on the part of tho IRE oo-
oor,men, together with hard work on '''o
nor, ~ the individual members who answered.
tho alarm. saved 200 worth OF properly lo'
tho Porter walton company IhurS'"y
Ing about o'clock. and as q CONSEQUENT
members OF that Arm haro personally
ChIc( Nnll nnd his men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
NO AUTOPSY HEI
Coroner Decides Investigan1
eide Case Not Niece

After viewing the body 4
with two physicians. Corose
Smith decided Thursday thai
over the remains OF Leonard
committed suicide some tlue
at 6a East Second South sue,1
ha necaG.sr ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-20
Artist Praises West.

Waldo w Story famous among living
artists and soulptors. who was In Salt
Lake q few hours yesterday on his way
TO San Francisco, where he will execute
several commissions. Is enthusiastic over
the See America First movement. This
Is his first trip West, as his work has
kept him in Rome Tor a number OF years.
He regrets that he has not seen moro OF
the West and declares that every Amer-
can should see his own country FIRST