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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05

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CONCERT BY HIGH SCHOOL.
Supported by Instructors; Benefits
Accrue to Students
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. March 4.-Tnc programme FOR tho
great Gamble concert. To be given Wclnes-
sloy night. March at the Weber Stake tab
Srnnclc. under tho auspices Of tho Ogden high
school, Is announced and Is printed below. Tho
analr Is being supported by Superintendent OF
Public Schools BY Prof l. h Austin, prin-
clpal or tho high school. ana n number Of 9th
crs. and tho benefits viii accrue TO the stu
dents. Following is the programme
'Marcho MUNairc'. ........... Schubert -Tauslg
sam LsmberaoD
Romance Sans Paroles" 'Rondo ElcGantc'
...... .................. WicnlawsH uSlj-lSS0
Miss Nernn PHGC.
Tho Bandolcro'' Iby request .... Leslie Stuar,
Ernest Gamble
tn) ave Maria ........ HcnscIt uSlI-lSSgJ
do Cavalier FaTtasuQue" GODDARD Csig- 1881
sam Lan,GersOn.
ta) La Cmquntaine" ............ Gabriel MerIc
,b) 'A6cndllcd .r......- .SChumann OSl0-BJG)
tc) Moto Perpctuo' .,...... Bohm uSD
Miss Page.
tal Recltatyc from Julius Caesar" air
from 'Sciplo ....-. ........I Handel O6S5 5-l75si
,bj Bonnie Banks o. Loeb I.omon" o.. .
.....s.rr. .-.....-. ,..... old Scotch Melody
tc) Young Richard" old Somcrsctshlrc Ballad
Mr. Gamble
"Staccato Etude" ,....... Rublnstcln uSz-ISsD
Mr. InmbersOn.
Largo" from the opera 'XcrNcs" ,.......
900. .............. Handel uGS5-l75sJ
Miss Page.
DCu) .Odo 10 BncohuS'' ........ .Chaminadc GSsD
(UJ Tho Monotone" ...... Cornelius nS2Ials7D
90 on 10 Philadclphia'' .....-....., Irish Song
Alv Gamble
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HALVERSON,S MOTION
Court Postpones Action on Matter
Until Wednesday.
SpccIaI to The Tribune.


OGDEN. March 4.-The notice of a mo-
ton In the case OF Henry Wcssler VS.
District Attorney George Hovorsen in
which the plaintn brings certain charges
and in which the defendant Friday
served notice of his motion. did not come
up for hearing, though the matter was
set for Saturday morning.
After tho hearing IN the Finnegan
habeas corpus case the court was about
to order an adjournment Mr. Halvor-
sen called attention to his motion. but
the court postponed action until 10 o clock
next Wednesday.
The incident brought out the fact that
feeling Is worked up In Ogden over po-
litical misdoinGs. Mr.. HalYorscn wished
very much that the court listen to the
motion. stating II might as well be dis
posed of now. Attorney Farnsworth for
the plaintiff I'm the action replied that
there might as well be a delay, and as
serted that Mr. Halvorsen was losing
nothing by the continuance. He Is draw
ing his salary right along as District At
toTney," he said, 'and | don't see any
occasion for his worrying about two or
three days"
Mr. Halvorsen stated that the accusa-
tion was irritating: that he was a busy
man. and insisted on the hearing and dis
poSal OF the case on the grounds that
the Dismissal, which Will have TO follow
should be entered before the date OF the
return on the citation which was set for
March 9th. The court. however, held the
matter untll Wednesday morning.
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INVENTOR MAKES GATE.
American Fork Genius Makes Device
He Claims Wil) Work

AMERICAN FORK. March A,-F'rank Jacobs.
Sr OF this llace has Just perfected a model
nf nm invention that he has made in the way
OF a self opening and closing gate. The idea
ls entirely original and Is evidently the most
simple yclf-operating gate on the market TO-
day -,
bavc lust returned homo from trip throue n
Carfornia having been gone tho past three
MIR Thomas Kelley OF this place. who has
e,sr out ON the Gintah reservation FOR the past
naNn,b returned home yesterday. He has been
,hsrc IN tho iutcros. OF hlS homestead
on Thursday an attempt was made TO burg
,orIg. th, saloon Of Hyrum Adamsun OF this
Mace however. they were not very successful
baytng evidently taken nothing Of value.
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CLOSING OF z. C. N. I.
Two Branches of Concern Sold to New
interpretations.

Specls! 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Utah. March 1.-The final action In
the closinr OF the rctnll department OF the y.
c N l. in ogden taken. Bishop John
Watson who has been manager OF the store
for twenty four years. and Chris F1ygsre hive
purchased the hardware department and on
Monday ~ incorporate the same as tho Wat
son- FlyGuIo Hardware COMPANY. lhe c:5er
40 -rS@,ycrs OF the corporation arc NJ. c. Fly
garc and Dyuelns Watson The business VIII
be conducted in tho same locality where the
department IL now opented .
The clothing department has also been sold
and hereafter viii be conducted as the wat
s.n-Tnancr Clothing company The ineorpora-
tors ycYn be John Watson. y. a. Tanner.
Charles Carlson. Bert TroseGer and John Fly
purc All OF the Younger mon began their
wcrk In this department under Bishop wat
son They have beer with the house for from
nf,ccn to twenty years. and In the new venture
they have been permitted TO acquire Shnrea
Of the H. c ii J. In ogden VIII be sold.
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building Will be opened for dances Fri
day evening OF next week He also entered
into an agreement with the opera house 10
have their building closed TO dances for the
next thirty-twC months.
Adolph Soderbcrg OF this city has accepted
a position az teacher in the Washington
school Mt Gunnison. Ee is engaged TO take
the place II Joseph A. Sorron, who has re-
signed take charge - ranch In Idaho.
James Jenson and James Peterson returned
home from SunnySlde Saturday, where they
have been engaged In mining
Hebcr Nelson sold the Arcode this week TO
Joseph Sodcrbcrg, the amount paid for the
property being 500.
Mr. and Mrs. Alma Jcnson OF Maroni arc
visiting witt. relatives and friends in this
cit. this wcok.
peter c Peterson Jr.. came home from Pro-
70 for q visit with relatives and friends this
week
A number Of friends OF Miss Maud Jcnaon
gave her Il linen shower at her home last
WIniam DougIass Of Mayncld Is an Eph-
rain visitor this week
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BURIED IN SNOW DRIFT.
Hail Carrier and Horse at Bingham
Have Close Call.

BINGHAM. March s.-Jooeph CayanouEh,
n,nu-carricr on route No /. while delivering
nrnvon a s.rIous accident had there not been
help close at hand. While passing along a
hICh dugway near tho Highland Boy mine.
Mr. cayanouEh's horse slipped end fell over
tho embankTrcn buryiuG Itself and rider In
iGs snow Some miners coming of shift saw
,be Incident and came TO Mr. CavanouEh q
sssIstnncc lie escaped with but slight bruises.
postmastcr c. IL Roberts has awarded the
contract OF rcmcdclinR the pcgtofIicc building
10 Masyrs NcDonRldson and Eill. who win
bc=in work at once.
Tho ncr Telephone company has men at
work constructing new linc from +, c. Car
iand'. residence to the residence OF ]. e. Ba-
mi nf The Lnltel states MlninG COMPANY.
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TO CLEAR RECORD
YOUNG CHECkETTS
Boy Is Arrested on a Charge
of Involuntary Man
slaughter.
BROTHERS OF MURDERED
MAN GO ON HIS BOND
Woman Member of Family Of
ferS TO Furnish Security
For Young Man.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Iribunc.
OGDEN. March i--Frank II. CheCketts.
the cightcen-year-old boy who shot and
Killed his father on Wednesday morning
while the latter was attempting to XIII
tho boys mother and who on Thursday
WAS recommended for acquittll by u Cor
oner's jury, was arrested Saturday In the
Southern Pacific roundhouSe by Deputy
Sh4TIn Wilson
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Young Nan Is Arraigned.

The arrest was made on Il complaint
sworn out at the instance OF County At
torney Hulanski and charges Involuntary
manslaughtcr The young man was ar
ralgned before Judge Murphy His bonds
were fixed at $3.50 and h3 two uncles,
Hebcr and William CheCketts, both broth
crS of the man whom the boy killed
qualified as his bondsmen nnd he was re
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asd Craft Now

~ mas mas passed away
SpchensIype. p.o,eetsd oatS graft
e'se VIII" ,., eonfronts the
az y The ss,. terrible conditio0s 20 SHg or
~ years rsS'ppioying the same
IL Bat BS,' a. ago today, or else
|fsass ,bs s"e people are not
as tsc,ss cls conditions. The
Hsaiiionsan snc whole political
b thV.s; Il. ..; and the way to
kIassdI a iu1Sl selection and apo p
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THIRD TRIP TO PEN.
Henry Peterson Seems to Enjoy Pris.
on EaIe
sp, cinI to The Tribune.

scInl to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 4.-ln the matter OF tho
state vs.. Henry Peterson. the man charged
with forgery. and who has served Two terms
ole from Ogden and from salt Lake, for
tho same ononsc and who released from
his last torm OF two years only on January s..
an Information was filed today by District At
tCrncy HulyersOn. The defendant waived hla
statutory rights and pleaded guilty 60 tho
charge OF forgery. Hc had been charged with
felony us well. but the latter charge was
withdrawn in consideration OF his plea OF
guilty. lie VIII be sentenced on TUESDAY
March 9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
NATURES E0SENCc
oACIacCed VI from the Roots Of Native Forest Plants
0o 0Cralght Back to Nature for Your Health.
There is Your Strength

CONSIDER your body as an engine
winch supplies you with all ACTIVITY OF
mind and body. Keep the machinery
%ell oiled and it runs smoothly. 1t
does not groan IN doing its work. But
iet the stomach, which is the fire-box
10 the human engine, get oout of Kill
1er" and we soon meet with disaster.
Inc products OF undigested and de-
composing food is poison to the system. .
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WANTED IN TWO STATES,
Prisoner Indifferent as to Friends or
Prosecutors.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 4.-1he case OF James E.
Finnegan which came up this morning ha-
lcns corpus proceedings in the District court.
occupied all OF the day and continued un-
III Tuesday morning. The fight that is being
NyaEed over this AFFAIR is interesting and
girnng on both Sides one party wants TO
,nko F1nncgan back 10 Illinois on the Gov
eI11or's writ. The other party wants to take
him tc Reno on the rcqulsition Of Gov. Sparks
@: Nevada Finnegan. the prisoner docs not
cure whether he goes 90 Nevada 10 face tho
charges or returns 10 Chicago 20 his friends
and fnmllS.
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PRONOUNCES AFFIDAVIT
TISSUE OF FALSEHO0DS
Juror Hancock Very Positive
Regarding Sworn Statement
of Fred Dalton.
Special 70 The Trlbnne

OGDEN. March THE desperate efforts
of the defense in the cases where five of
the Councilman of Ogden are charged
With the illegal appropriation OF cItv
moneys. and in which one OF them was
convicted and deprived Of his office under
the charge. have become such that ul-
tcrior methods have been resortcd to in
order to defeat the ends of justice.
IL Will be remembered that In the couri
on Friday the defense offered two an.
oaHits Wnich We're put In In support OF a
motion to arrest Judgment in the cham
bers case, one signed by Isaac Flinders
charging Juror James +. Crosbie with
prejudice. and the other signed by Fred
Dalton, charging Juror W. j. Hancock
who was foreman OF the Chambers ury
with prejudice '' -
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Woman Comes to Rescue.

Mrs Alice Collins. who had been u
great friend OF the family I'm is distress
tcndered herself one OF the suretles
but II WAS not necessary, as the boy )
uncles made all arrangements. 1t is
understood among the officers that this
action Is being taken by Capt. Hulanish
for the special purpose Of clearing the
record both ns TO Young Frank ChcckettS
and To the otlice ot County Attormey.
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Chinamon Butts Into Caboose,

-DcCiaI 10 INt IIIUNHt'
OGDEN. March "A Chinese ld6orc3 on tho
southern FncInc wuJ Injured at Wells Nov.
mis- morning by stepping ia front OF
moose which wUs being switched In the yards
IIis injuries woro not serious. though he stood
a chance OF being Killed Ho was brought
here and placed in tho OgdSn general hospital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
TWO COUPLES WED AT EPHRAIM
Pavilion Is Sold and VIII Be Used rs
Dance Hall.

Special 90 The Tribune.
EPHRAISI March t.-SIiss Orpha Jorsensen
and Clarence Peterson OF this city we're mar
ricd at the Manu temple wednesday. n &
evening nj Schualbc's hall.
Miss Maud JcnGon. ono Of EphralIn mos
popular young ladies and Bunnnrd Mnttefapn
of Sllina were murried at tho MANU- court
mouse wednesday They VIII make their nome
In Sallnh.
Pavilion Is Sold.
II y. Sorcnson sold his pavilion lhuTodoy 70
AndroW unngon for tho BUM Oh SllO' ine
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OGDEN CLUB WOMEN MEET.
Interesting Paper Was Read and Re-
freshments Were Served

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN March A very Interesting meet
ing OF the Ladies' LIBRARY club was neld AT
the home OF Mrs Hcfdti March l.
Mrs J. Stanley Dee gave very entertain
ing reading The Early Flemish school,
Mrs Charles Dee followed with an ablo article
o.: Rcmnrnndts picture, The Night Watch
After tho close OF the business meeting the
club was served with delicious refreshments
BY Mrs Herdtl assisted by Mrs. DouSlass
The club then adjourned TO meet March 10
With ars. n. j. Thomas at -'S JEFFERSON
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Funeral cf MIS-. Ternes.
special to The Tribune.

SDecIuI 10 Tho ITIbunc.
OGDEN, March 2-Funcrul services over
tho remains Of the late Mrs. Margaret l..
Tcrnes wiU be held ct ocock y. m Sunday
from 81. Joscph's Catholic church. The body
Is now lying at Rchcy's undertaking cstab-
lishmcnt.
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Meeting at Cedar City.

President Kerr Of tho Agricultural college
delivered an address upon tho oboyc-named
sLbJect last evening 10 the students OF the
branch normal at Cedar city. Many OF the
citizens Of Cedar took advantage OF the opp1r-
tunity and heard one OF the best lectures ever
ell
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Hancock Pronounces It False

MT hancock stated today that AIr Dal.
toms affidavit IS a tissue of falsehoods
He denies that he had any such conVcrsa-
tion with Dalton as afnant relates and
tGrther declares that he has had no con-
Nersatlon with Dalton since June q. 1904
when Dalton came TO his house on a pure,
~ business matter which Mr. Hancock de-
Cllned TO oErce To ~ w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
~ Industrial scboo,

q nsng ,513, Joseph OF Sal,
y beiny T6aS n39l He Inspected
tsr rulos nude ana gave lis
,oIt Of The 'S5%S csdet,l Tor tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Urged Practical Education.

The speaker traced the development OF
schools and colleges In America. showing that
the first schools were established 10 satisfy
demand tcr professional education. but now
since conditions are changed and the wonder
ful development OF the Industries Of our coun-
trH has demanded tho. men be trained 20 be
OF value along their respective lines. the coursc IS
OF education must also be changed To be OF
rsneht TO much greater number lie stated
conclusive reasons why courses in Domestic
arts. agriculture and mechanic arts should be
given In all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Favors Character Building.

President w. J. Kerr gave talks upon the
development OF education. particular attention
Icing given the matter OF Industrial education.
He showed the necessity for the building OF
charoctcd and becoming true. upright. pure men
ana women The president made q very bcnc-
ncial address and WAS much appreciated by
the audience II II to be hoped that much
good Will be the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Education, Not Degrees, Count.

Continuing hp showed the demands Of the
present day. claiming that one or the most cs-
Scntial things 70 be acquired was Il trucnes1
ot character He said that II was not so much
what degrees hu has taken. but what he is
Only those OF perfect honesty, purity and
character meet tho hGicht or success In the
widest meaning OF tho word
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
Methods of Pruning Trees.

Prof Northrop spokc chiefly upon the qucs-
tion of renoE3tinG old orchards He urged
tho necessity for giving the home orchard bot
ter attention, particularly regards pruning
and cultlvNtings and explained that In cut
ting out old limbs they should be cut close to
the one from which cut and parallel TO IT,
The manner Of pruning young trees and the
beat methods Of planting them was also dis
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q Illegally Conducted

Esf, October .. the O. X.
I Slhquent license OF S225
A1I, 20 that at the time
made that NIrtuous
q mass meeting. which,
~ principally packed by
"a ~ saloon he referred TO
ID vas doing business lille
p % have been closed.
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Ms TAKEN
'||I|[I Of OGDEN
,d,,s for City Officer
Iaks a Rake
!. .IN.MAlOk oo A..
II DECLARED IN 1901
At That Time,
Not a Crime
III Since?

Ire@e- o,,
[-.sn he was running for
Glasmann said; Under
4. ,,ne for q city officer to
q and the Mayor and City
Is, men 10 have such crime
a. has been stealing the
4 pemOcrat or Republican,
.sstd at once"
Standardization under
.u have passed away and
~ The Tribune answered
:, then aspirant for May
2 ,he following language
,'1r years Glasmann was
L. be Illegally abstrncted
/ treasury a sum approx J.
4 In the language of the
4 Aas been stealing the city's
. lg hIm be punished at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-05
: "uoucted Meeting

"a con Conducted meeting Of
7. ., NED In the Council
lslu,sIA ,sIA,Mayor three weeks
frs ,ai succeeded In obtain
h. = Fellow w-rnembers of his
b fsreee ee0',,piete y whltewash.
say No.,,l a huge Joke, and
uiaT attention
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Talks on Practical Farming.

SIncc the interests OF each town are prCc-
tically alike. the subjects upon which the 1d-
dresses were given were the same in each
case Practical farming talks given by
both Prof. Mclaughlin and Prof Northrop.
The former explained minutcly the best prac-
ices In the matter OF alfalfa seed production,
showing concisely and consistently why this
crop should receive moro attention from peo-
pic OF this vicinity. He pointed out the high
value and OF marketing this product.
which points arc very essential when IL is con-
sdcTed that both Of thes~ towns compa-st-
lively long distance from tho railroad, max
Inc necessary long haul the desert.
This point Is tho great objection 10 the cul-
turo OF other hlgh-yalued products which are
.rIs shnhI
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hsuot Be Obscured,

IL ecblIshed and reiterated
4 ETnb1ne: During the four
"a, vas Mayor OF Ogden he
I'D from the city treas
crenmating s44o0 " Tho Is
ia ebseured. No subterfuee
"a No extraneous matter
a The Issue is clearly de-
4 b aspirant ana now rel
Rrdrily eX-Mayor-"Who
"a, The Mayor and City
. a zen to have such crime
Id o. the invitation OF the
. r.ilsr now Hes az the door
4 Mayor and City Attorney.
Ia q Grand Jury.
4 Q, ustter should lie with
Ia, There Is another and
IA Elective method OF prob
Ia th!s lrritant question or
|as" II Is the Summonins
Ii. On this call the un-
E, the ex-Mayor are silent
-,xt, as II is today, the
|E=oaIng Of a grand Jury
- With delight by the de-
Lklny community. But the
rs I'D lhe Allah of Graft are
y Bscause they fear a fair,
|e;art!Al Investigation
ID kTsrTor Prevailed.
y uzs when the house is
|.s iuelf and these clements
II 80 loag contributed 10 the
pr Of the e1-Mayor. but
fe. 70 continue these con-
) lelunent 10 recount some
tEheh stirred this commun-
|1 ss7ts. A little more than
N reign OF terror" pre-
rE Tie descriptive phrase
y q EDITORIAL In the Morn
3 07tsn. February g. 1906.
~ crime, brutality followed
~ vas no infrequent oc-
B o a saloon wes Coz weeks
rsr OF this gang, AT a
I'D at the county court
S@ October %. 1903. Mayor
p thlt be had filed charges
u Council against the pro-
y. h saloon on Twenty
'G q view 10 securing the
ee license for harboring
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'A Trial Had

u7l vas held, the saIoon
eIsiness until the gang
eecams 50 nagrantly and
mat human life was
La. ~eo citizens were terri
Mrrors of approaching
4 !, ego. through the com
ue officers OF Weber
Clty. the miscreants
Ti;d q and Monroe, Hickey
r. he State prison.