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Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-22
Hello! Indian Hot Sprinos!

Residents of Globe can now telephone to friends at Indian Hot Springs, con nection having been made at Fort Thomas between the Consolidated Tel ephone company's wire and the private line running to the springs.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-22
Strayed or Stolen

One large bay pinto mare, branded Diamond s on left hip, X Bar on left thigh-also G A Y on left thigh. Has depression over left eye caused by injury. Weighs about 1900 pounds.
 Also light sorrel mare and year. old colt. Mare branded ANA on left thigh.
 Liberal reward will be paid for return of animals to G. E. Shute's livery stable, Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-22
pr. j. DELANEY hoLOoMBE
 Dentist

offloe uu 6tairs, Over brookner's fI Teeth extracted absolutely without pain, by gas (nitrous oxide)
 Office Hour. 9 am to pm.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-22

Wall paper and tinting colors. Any thing you need in this line at the P. O. Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-03-22
SCHOOL ELECTION .

SCHOOL ELECTION - The annual election of one trustee to serve the ensuing year in Globe School District No. l, will take place on Saturday, March 3l, at Central school house. The polls will be open from o'clock a. m. to 4 D. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22

GUARDS BOUND WHILE THE
LEADER OPENS THE VAULT
He Throws the Combination
With Skill and Rest Is
Easy,

MOSCOW. March 2l.-The Credit Mu-
tUal, one of the largest baCke in Mos
COW. was mysteriously robbed ry masked
men at dusk tonight, the robbers secur-
Ing Si32 $50
1t was an unusually daring Job The
facts already developed raise the question
whether the robbery was committed by
or under the direction OF some one at
present or previously employed in the in
stitution
the heart OF the city
The last OF the clerks had Just dc
parted. leaving an inside guard OF three
men. whilo under the porte-cochcrc out
side were policemen and the house por-
ter
Tho street was crowded with people
hurrying homcward
According TO the story of the guards In
tho twinkling or an eye they were con-
fronted with revolvers in the hands OF
twenty masked men. who had entered
silently by the main door. which had been
locked when the office force left.
True Wild West Style.
After a command TO the guards TO hold
The guards were quickly bound and
gagged and thrown into u dark corner.
The robbers than took uo positions at
all the entrances. and tho curtains Of
the windows were lowered
The chief OF the robbers. who directed
the operations OF his associates by ges-
b
thorough familiarity with the location Of
the vaults
When all was ready he went to the
burgisT-proof safe and with few
whiTls of tho knob threw the combination
OF the lock. the heavy doors swung open
and the treasure OF the bank WAS re-
ycaled
This plunder, consisting of gold. silver
and notes was speedily thrust into sacks
When n clean haul or the money had
been made, not n kopec being left tho
robbers departed as silently as they
came. making their exit through the main
entrance and leaving no trace behind
them They had been In the bank less
than half an hour
Twenty minutes later one OF the guards
succeeded In releasing himself and gave
the alarm. Tho dumfoundcd policeman
and house porter. who had been standing
in front OF the bank throughout. claimed
they had seen no one enter or leave II
An immense crowd was attracted to the
sccne by the news of the robbery.
NJ Nitchnlakofi, the managing director
of the bank. after u husty Investigation
FASTENED of to consult GoVcrnor-Gcnernl
DOubascoh
1t is tho general impression that tho
key to the mystery is within the bank
itself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22

AUSTRIA'S PLAN PROVES
DISTASTEFUL TO FRANCE
Members Conference Wearied
by the 0bstinacy of France
and Germany.

ALGECIRAS, Spain. March "A basis
for the adjustment OF the rival claims OF
France and Germany before the confer
ence on Moraccan reforms has not yet
been found. The Associated Press learns
from one of the most interested Of the
delegates that the AUstTians are prepaT
ing further police project which IL Is
hoped Will contain a suggestion less OBJ
jectionablc to France than the Casa
Blanca proposition. while at the same
time safeguarding the international prin-
cipe
The proposed guarantee consists OF an
inspecting general with full power, nom
mated by the powers, to which he shall
Should this scheme not effect n recon
citation Of German and France Ideas.
then Russia Will Introduce an amended
plan. which Will be discussed simultan-
eously with the Austrian plan until final
understanding Is reached.
American Delegate Active.
Meanwhile. Henry White. chief of the
American delegation, Is taking the lead
OF the other neutral delegates In active
cndcavors To effect specdier settlement
than the one suggested.
Most OF the delegates are absolutely
wearIcd while awaiting the arrival OF the
eternal tomorrow. when an arrangement
is promised. but which Is daily put OIL as
tho result OF apparently unending pour
parlcrs at the various European chan
ccllories
II is stated IIlS evening ludN lilS NSSh
Will see the end of the conference, but
the impression is growing that a settle
ment is much nearer than is admitted by
the delegates, who generally display ex-
tremc Teticcnce.
The French is the only quarter where
pcssimism Is shown. tho general opinion
rejecting the Idea OF rupture
France Tries Again.
NJ Regault. the second delegate OF the
French mission has prepared the drnft
French and AuStro- German projects, The
committee has already approved portion
of the Regnault plan, but the disputed
point relative to tho inspection OF the
Moroccan police remains unsettled.
The French are prepared to accept the
cept foreign control Therefore II re-
mains 10 secure Il middle ground in which
the protection will be sufficiently cnective
TO satisfy the Germans without establish
Ing foreign control OF the Franco-Spanish
police.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
SPECIAL GUESTS OF HONOR
Employees and Management of Model
Steam Laundry Entertain.

The employees md tho management Of
the Model Steam laundry to number or
about seventy people gavo reception.
banquet and ball In the rooms OF that es-
teblishmcut Tuesday night In honor or
Miss Lena Morrison. former employee
of tho laundry Miss Morrison Will on
"Wednesday of next week wed John e.
Minigan, an attache OF the j, @. McDon-
aid Candy company.
1otb ~ the Young people were there ms
erooI,l Guests of honor and n merry even
Ing wes passed. Dancing was the princi-
nj amusement and during the evening
large table was set ara SuDst"pI'ei
lunc hwas served.
A hand some silver coffee set was pre-
scnted by the entertainers to the pros
ncrtiyo bride and groom And FOR this
Et5i,' md courteous remembrance the
SniInS couple were especially grateful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
MINERS DEMANDS IN
HANDS OF COMMITTEE
Joint Scale Organization Will
Deliberate and Report to
Joint Conference.

INDIANAPOLIS. March g.-Thc second
Joint conference of the coal miners and
operators of tho competitive district com
prising the States OF Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and western Pennsylvania. which
was the result of the efforts OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt to effect permanent
the United States. adjourned this after
noon, after referring the demands OF the
miners to the Joint scale committee,
which will begin It's deliberations tomor-
row morning.
After the conference had effected or
ganization, President Mitchell delivered
n brief address. He outlined his views
joint conference, at the close OF which
he moved tho adoption OF the scale OF
wages demanded by the miners in the
Joint conference which adjourned Fcbru-
aTy .
Motion Is Lost.
l2ta per cent.
The motion was lost on q strict party
vote. the operators voting unanimously
in the negative while the miners voted
as n unit In favor OF It's adoption
John II. Winder of Ohio the newly
elected chairman OF the operators. moved
the adoption OF n resolution which pro-
Nided that tho present wage scale with
all its attending conditions be adopted
for period OF one year, beginning April
l, The motion was defeated.
Miners Vote Steadily.
The miners voted against the PROPOSE
tlon TO q man The operators voted
aye with the exception OF those from
Illinois
Mr.. Robbins then moved that the mat
ter be referred TO the Joint scale COM
mittee, which will meet tomorrow morn
Ing at o'clock, and that the conference
adjourn TO reconVcne at the call OF the
committee
MIR. Mitchell seconded the motion,
which was carried unanimously
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
WO0DMEN ARE HOSTS
Salt Lake Camp No. 53 Entertains
Weber Camp of Ogden.

Salt Lake Camp number eS, Woodmen
OF the Wo-ld. acted as host last night in
entertaining the members of Weber
Camp number "a. OF ogden, and Utah
Camp. number 33S and Deseret Camp,
number dcG OF Salt Lake The ogden
lodge ran an excursion train over the Rio
Grande road bringing lbs members and
committee in charge OF the affair for
number So provided very interesting en-
tcrtainment consisting OF recitatlons by
n l. Ashby and w. L Wood. a comedy
sketch by Charles McGinniss and vo-
col solo by b A. Ridd The appreciation
OF the visiting camps was expressed In n
very touching speech by Tom Morris OF
tho Ogden camp. Refro oshmcnts were
served after the completion OF tho pro-
grammc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
PRISONERS PLUMBER.
What Was Found IN House-Cleaning
at County Jail.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, March I.-Today was house
cleaning day at the county tail and Shcr-
In Sebring and his deputies. together
with a number OF prisoners and TRUSTEES,
made Il thorough cleaning up OF the blan-
kets, cots and other goods and utensils.
The cleaning extended to an examination
OF each cage In the Jail and some remark
ublc plumber was found. Among IL were
pieces of steel and wire, articles that
might have been used 10 effect jail
break and another novelty was n small
can, in which oil for tho lubriCatlng or
the Jail doors had been brought In. but
which had been converted into lamps
that might be used after the lights are
turned out as they arc every night at 2
o'clock. In one prisoners cell was found
n primitive blow pipe and the officers
readily sew how the lamp and the blow
pipe could be used TO burn through the
lars and possibly effect an escape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
ATTEMPTED TO WRECK CAR
italian Is Captured After Lively
Chase Through Marshes.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2l-Another
attempt to wreck an electric car on tho
San Mateo line by placing an obstruction
on the track WAS made today, and Bonini
Ecnito an Italian laborer, Is In jai at
San Matco, charged with the ofTense He
was captured after hot chase through
the marshes that lie between the United
Railroads private right of way and Point
San Bruno, on the bay shore OF San Ma
became stranded In soft mud up TO his
waist.
The officials OF tho United Railroads be-
the mystery attnching to tho repeated at
tpmpta that have been made during tho
rnst several weeks to wreck San Matco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
GETS AWAY WITH $500
Los Angeles Thief Grabs Grocer's
Coin Sack and Escapes.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 21-
Chased ard surrounded by n crowu OF
several hundred persons. who cornered
him in n pilo OF empty plano and dry
goods boxes, a young, well-dresscd man,
who had only few minutes before
robbed O grocer. John r. Tucker. OF $500,
today fought his way through tho crowd
and ESCAPED
The robbery occurred at West Sixth
and Hope streets in the business section
OF the city, and was a bold affair The
man entered Tucker's store and grabbed
q sack containing the cash and succeed
ed In escaping through the door with
Tucker In close pursuit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
STORM REAPS ITS VICTIMS
New England Coast Strewn With
Wreckage; Many Lives Lost,

BOSTON, March 2l.-In the storm OF
March le and 20 at least a dozen vessels
were wrecked or damaged and six lives
lost That the list win grow In the next
few days is probable. in view of tho size
of the fleet which was on the coast when
the storm was at it's height last night.
The list OF disasters and lesser acci-
dents include the following:
Schooners-Lady Antrim of Booth Bay
Me total wreck at Marblehead, five lost
Rosa Mueller OF Booth Bay, ashore at
Cane Podue Mass. crew escaped.
Marion Draper of Booth Bay. ashore,
but noated. at Hyannis
Winney Lawrcy OF Boston, sunk OF
South Yarmouth, Mass; crew escaped.
c. c. Lane OF New Haven, wrecked at
BOSTON light crew rescued.
sarah a. Reed or Calais Me. ashore at
Joncsport Me: crew escaped.
Rargc No IL New England Transpor-
tation company. sunk at New London;
woman lost
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
AGAINST THE S. P.
Jury Returns Verdict for Plaintiff in
Damage Suit.
SrccIal to Thc Trlbune

Special 10 Tho Iribunc
OGDEN, March 2l.-The case of John
T. Porter VS.. the Southern Pacific. suit
FOR damages in the sum OF $3.50 for the
alleged destruction OF a crop by fire from
IL locomotive OF the defendant company.
went TO the jury a 800 this afternoon.
and at 5:So the jury returned a verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff for s225 loss and Sl5
interest The case had occupied all OF
Monday.
Immediately after the case was given to
the jury a jury was cmpaneUed In the
case OF McKannCn Bros. Music company
against c. c. Patch. a suit TO recover on
az alleged debt When court adjourned
The iurS had been accepted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
INCREASES ITS CAPITAL
Utah Incorporation Raises Its
Stock From $250,000 to
$500, 900.
Special To Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, March 2l.-Amcnded articles
OF Incorporation OF the Utah Construc-
ton company were filed today with
County Clerk David Alattson The
amended articles provide for the increas-
ing Of the capital stock OF the company
from $4,000 to an even half million.
The increase OF the capital stock is made
necessary by reason OF the increased
business that is coming To the corpora
tion, among it being the construction
OF the Western Pacific.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
WITTE WILL NOT RESIGN
Russian Premier's Remark Was Only
a Little Ironical Thrust.
PETERSBURG.

ct PETERSBURG. March H.-No con-
a,ia,Ion OF the reported Intention or Count
yyItte TO retire Immediately from ONCE is OBJ
ntnab1c az tho prcmiers chancsllory, but on
,sa CONTRARY the possibility Of his rcllnquish-
t tnz hIs teak pending the meeting OF tho ma
LII ns ~ osscmbIy ls not admitted In fact. theTo
i ~ digpositinn 10 trent Count Witto'S rcfor-
10 - 10 81 Kokvoson. which created snoh u
III ~. IN the council OF the empire yesterday d,
s an iron!cnI thrcnt at tho oYcTweenins nHbl-
ainn Of tho former Minister of Finance:
vi ~ is nlso denied that the condition or Count
x,I,t,n5s health is desperate. He Is more or
,"as constantly sufferer. but no alarming
a,mptoms have doNeloPSI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
INDIANS GET DRUNK
Too Much Firewater Causes Trouble
in Their Camp.

"Firewatcr" Bill Moon, Red Eye" G.
Brown, and ''Tanglefoot' Indian jim
I7tes who are camped on Fourth West
street between First South and South
Temple streets imbibed too freely OF the
white man booze Tuesday and their
war dances disturbed the peace and quiet
of the neighborhood. and then some,
Officers Hilton and Olson took them to
the Jail where, with true Indian stoicism.
they submitted to be locked up In the
drunkhouso In order that they might be-
como sober.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
E1sf Mention

y lrbEEc.
E a-Thouas Z Fitzgerald.
~ ia able 10 be out again
D lees.
I z ths firm OF Hsmcnwny &
oSsn today calling on the
N7ressbune the Shaughncssy
~ u 81 Louis. ls back from
tarsltrg passenger agent or
Htlrkss AMI 81. Paul railway
: Ogden yesterday.
,t- wife OF The popular agent
phdre nt Humboldt House.
EEg Ell people ~ ogden, ro-
- uis morning
81 oi Tho Woodmen OF tho
AID the Women Of Wood =
~ Lake this evening. The
'H the RIO Grandc Western
y hight a concert VIII be
= Presbyterian church by tho
81 eaiz: the direction OF tho
haa E. Carver.
sEer. president Of the Salt
.nly. secured another plcco
~ 'oierday bctewcen Layton
,eylor. aged @ OF Farr
Gede Christensen. g, OF
rs ttaaled : marriage license
~en, :, OF Pueblo. md Mrs
"A me saice place. uGed
Elstee a license.
t7relirs passenger agent Of
ceyk tr9m a trip to Tono-
he fond conditions In
uap1, plenty OF men and
al everyone doing we'll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
Fec Graft Is Abolished,

COLUMBUS. o, March 2o-The sys-
tenn OF paying county officers In ONO 5y
Sona is wiped out and all County Audi
tors Shcrifrs, Prosecuting Attorneys,
clerks OF courts and TTeasuTers VIII be
placed on straight salaries, S,sl beginning .ns
smo,IcsIl,' made a law today when the
Hnnsn concurred in the Senate amend
ments to the Wilson salary Pill inc
Governors signature TO tnc III III" socS COL
surcd Under the new law all ices cV'-
lcctcd 60 10 the county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
$1,000 ON A STRIKE
French Coal Miners Reject Offer of 10
Per Cent Increase,

LENS. France. March N.-Tho miners con-
cre.s today rejected the company's Protter OF
an Increase Of 10 per cent In wages. The ac-
ton OF Tho congresn however Will be sub
nJtted TO tho referendum OF tho 5lOOo strihors.
Tho congress has Issued manifesto calling
on tho minors to remain calm and not TO listen
10 revolutionary ngitators. urging that thus
they Will best Eorye their own interests and
r,ndcr more likely Improvement In their
condition.
The strikers ure stin excited. Tumultuous
demonstrations occurred this evening, but
there Nvua no Intervention OF troops
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
To Probe Insurance Company

SAN FRANCISCO. March sl,-Insursncs
Commissioner Wolf announced today that ir
response 10 q request from W. s Tupper,
president OF the Pacific Mutual LILO Insurance
company, an examination OF the affairs OF the
company will eS made under the joint super
vision of the insurance departments or Call
fornin oregon and Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
Armour viii Invade Portland.

PORTLAND, March 2l.-In addition to the
million dollar packing plant which Swift x
etool that Armour 81 Co. Swlfrs greatest
rival has closed an option on 200 acros lying
ncnr the Swift property and that II intends 10
oqtahllGh an immense packing plant the
property
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
Traveller Becomes III.

evening the Ogden General hospital ambu-
lance rushed madIy down Twenty-hfth
street to the Union depot and there Sc
cured Mrs Ray Palmer and took her 10
the hospital Mrs. Palmer wns a pas
senger on one OF the trains and had be-
come i'll. The hospital attendants said
that her conditions was not serious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
lie TO THE FRONT.
pents Being Made in
alley City,

Is n-N. c. Mcr.ensen OF
q b Ogden today and re-
q Is still about seventeen
4 tcs,n snow in Ogden val
Etsrable activity in build
IlIlty. he says. J c.
hElhDg a i'ne new hotel
X for the perfecting OF a
II Mr. MorteLs IN, himself,
II TIE erection OF a business
g ke Will conduct his own
,.lton OF the Utah Light &
III to build O dam al Shang-
K stc7ge reservoir. he states
-7any is acquiring a great
hnd necessary 10 be con-
y thinks they Will succeed
4 ike land they need
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
Cavalry Lieutenant Relieved.

WASHINGTON. March H.-Lieut E-nnis p.
Qulnl1n OF Michigan. Fifth cavalry, brcn
relieved from duty nj the Oregon Agricultural
college 'on account OF the failure OF the col
lcgiate authorities to support him In hls efforts
TO maintain llsclpllns,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
GRAZING LANDS NOT
INCLUDED IN RESERVE
100000 Acres in Uintah COun-
ty, Utah, Are Declared
Exempt.
Social to ma Trlhnne.

Special to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Chlef For
ester Plnchot announced today that about
10000 acres OF lands lying in Uintah
county. Utah, and In Southern Wyoming.
would be exempted from the order ex-
tending the Ulntah forest reserve.
This exemption is made on the recon-
mcndation OF Senators Smoot and Suth-
erland who took the case up at the rec
ommendation OF +. a Callister, John c.
Austin and Commissioner Mackay. who
have been here in regard to the matter.
II appears that the land embraced with
in the tract which has been exempted
includes large private holdings repre-
scnted by alternate sections that were
originally granted TO q railroad and are
now held by private owners who are the
grantees of the railroad. The lands are
valuable for grazing purposes and the
deputation which came from Utah claim
to represent the sheep raisers.
II was explained at the forestry bureau
today that II was not the policy to in
cludc In the forest reserves tracts OF
lands which are broken up by private
holdings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
MOROS HAD SLAIN
BRITISH SUBJECTS
First Cause of Recent Battle
Was killing of Citizens of
Friendly Power.
SAVAGE WAS UNDER THE
AMERICAN JURISDICTION
He Refused to Surrender to
Wood and Was Killed
With His Band.

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-Tho text OF Nal
Scotts report to the secretary OF war on tho
habits OF warfare OF tho outlaws killed re-
Gently by American soldiers on the Island OF
Jolo Is follows:
Tho recent trouble in Jolo had It's begin
ming over a year ago. when Sulu Moro by
the name OF Pala ran amucS in the streets OF
Lahud Dnio. British North Borneo and ran
away after Killing and woundlng % people
Hc returned TO his Gotta on the south side OF
the Sulu islands, about Is miles from Jolc
II was not to DO tolerated that the citizens
OF friendly power should thus be murdered
by savages under American Jurisdiction. and
an attempt was made 10 arrest Pala by sur
prise
'ftls Gotta was tnken and destroyed, but he
himself escaped in the Jungle. He had many
sympathizers. relatives and friends In various
parts OF the Island, among others the people
settled about Mount DaJo. who fired upon tho
American troops aud deprecated upon friendly
NIlrra In hn nnlrhhnrhnd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
Money for Hatcheries.

Tho House of Representatives has now
before IL the Omnibus bill providing fish
culture stations for number OF the
states The bill which was reported to-
day carries s25, 900 each for Utah. Idaho
and Wyoming. An amendment to tho
Wyoming appropriation provides that
the stations shall be located either in
Wyoming or in tho Yellowstone Park.
Senator Carter today introduced a bill
authorizing the secretary Of agriculture
10 permit homestead entry on agrcul-
tural lands included in forest reserves.
Tho bill limits the entries TO 100 acres
each and gives tho preference 10 per
sons who were settlers on the lands with
the intention OF becoming homesteaders
at tho time they were included in the
forest reserve. This bill Is Intended TO
meet the objection raised by Senator Hey
burn that agricultural lands were being
withheld from homestead entry and In
cluded In the forest reserves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
BROWNING WILL ATTEND.
Police Chief to Be Present at Hot
Springs Gathering.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, March 2l-Chief OF Police
Thomas f Browning Will attend the an
rual convention OF chiefs Of police TO be
held at Hot Springs. Ark. April 9 to IA.
He Ia one OF the few heads OF police de-
partments In the United states who has
boen Invited TO make IN address before
TIE convention, and is allowed the priv
ilcgn of choosing his own sublect.