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I oday 5 Ogden News

sum mentioned,
The Utah Association Of Credit Men
has filed suit In the Second district
court against G.. p. Utter ct al. to re-
cover 21f.2i. The complaint alleseN
that the Neldon hudson Drug company
of Salt Lake sold 10 the defendants
goods and merchandise of the value of
sl,1u.4s; that only sss7.27 has been
paid on the same, leaving n balance of
s274e1 now due, the claim for same
having been turned over 10 the planting
for collection.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Two preliminary hearings on crim-
inal charges were heard in the mu-
niclpal court by Judge Murphy yes
terday. The case OF the state against
Fred Clark ana Albert Ploghn. charg-
ed with burglarizing rooms in the
Palace roominghouse and stealing
therefrom n quantity of jeweiry and
other articles. was heard by the court,
who held that the evidence was In
sufficient against Clark to believe him
guilty and he was discharged. but the
court held the decision against
Ploghn In allegiance.
u w. Cooper and Fred Rogers.
charged with burgarizing rooms In
the Montana roominghouse and sccur-
ing therefrom a quantity OF clothing
and other articles. were given hear
ing and bound over TO answer to the
charge to the district court In de-
fault of $500 bonds each they We're
turned over to the custody Of the sher-
III to await trial in the higher court.
THE TWENTY FOURTH AT NORTH
OGDEN.
The people of North Ogden are
making extensive preparations for n
grand celebration Of July "a. An Old
time program Is being arranged. The
amusenents which follow the pro-
gram consist of horse racing. foot
racing, jumping matches, baseball and
grand bah in the evening The
young ladies will serve Refreshments.
The public is invited 10 participate in
the festivities.
GREENHALGH HEARING JULY 25.
Peter Greenhalgh the Salt Lake
cancer doctor who was arrested on
the charge 81 obtaining money by
fraudulent means, by collecting of IL.
T. Jordon $50 as part payment on a
contract guaranteeing a permanent
before Judge Murphy and entered a
plea of not guilty to the charge. His
trial Will come up Thursday, July rs,
az 10 a. III.
WEDDING PERMITS.
The county clerk granted marriage
licenses to the following couples:
Joseph w, Ware, 81, and Miss
Louisa f. Sandal. 20. both of Layton.
Davis county,
Elmer Jesse Chute. SO, and Miss
Mary Z. Winkler. 27, both of Goldfield,
Nevada.
Charles Edward Hale, 20. of Los
Angeles. and Miss Blanche Samson,
81, of Montpelier, Idaho.
DEATH OF INFANT,
Rowland Eugene, the little two
months old babe of Mr.. and Mrs
Riscumb Faulkner, died at 1870 yes
terday afternoon of pneumonia. The
funeral will be held Friday morning
at 10 o'clock from the family resi-
dence. 315 Bernard avenue.
State st. Hardware for lawn now
ers. hose and poultry netting 252 State.
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MERCHANTS CONVENTION.
Annual Gathering of Retail Trades
mems Association.

ogden,Jul lS.-The third annual con-
vention Of the Retail Merchants asso-
citation OF Utah held Its first days SEES
sion yesterday in Ogden, with meetings
morning and afternoon and a smoker
in the evening.
AT the morning session only the APP
pointing of committees and the Discus
sion of preliminary work was attend
ed TO. At the afternoon meeting May
or Conroy delivered an address of well
come which was responded to by Prest.
Marriott of the association A num-
her of short talks of interest to the
merchants were delivered.
Prest. J. w. Marriott delivered a.
lengthy address reviewing the success
the association has had during the
past II months. In part Mr.. Mar
riott said
ITO summarize we have through the
agency of organization, better goods
for the consumer. honest weights and
counts, better feeling among the re-
tailers, satisfaction with the whole
salers and higher rating OF credit
with the mercantile world. Much has
been done and much more remains
to be accomplished. Cooperation will
solve all problems; and the time is not
far distant when through cooperation
We shall obtain all we shall ask with
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in reasonable, equitable and lawful
bounds
Salt Lake city and the southern
portion Of the state Is well represent
ed at the convention. and 1t is believed
much good will result from the same.
according to the statement made by
Lorenzo Jensen during the past year
IL new branches of the association
nave been established throughout the
southern portion of the state,
woopNIEN SUED.
Abbot r. Haywood has commer ced
suit in the Second district court
against the supreme lodge OF the An
Gent Order Of United Worknen to
recover S7,S5s.99 alleged to be due
on eight policies held by him against
the said order. The complaint alleges
that the defendant prior to Dec. 8.
1856, organized the Grand Lodge OF
the Ancient order of United Work
men, whose Jurisdiction extended to
and included all territory within
what is now the states of Nevada,
Utah, Montana. Wyoming and Idaho,
That the said lodges issued insurance
certificates to John j. Corby and
seven others in the sum OF $4,000
each, thas tho insured paid ALL assess
inents on the said policies up TO the
ilHie " LHelT UeAIn, ana llldI At tine
death OF each one the person named
as beneficiary in the policy duly pre-
pared the proofs of death and filed
same with the Grand Lodge That in
1906 the said Grand Lodge of the jur-
isdiction of Utah. idaho and Wyo-
ming failed and a receiver was duly
appointed and the sum of s19.7aO.31
YVES paid into the court and duly dis
tributed by him among the bene~
fic!aries That after the money was
distributed, there remained due to the
the claims for which have been turn
ed over to A. r. Haywood who now
brings suit against the supreme lodge
to recover the amount
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
Birdie E. Butler minor, by Mary
Y. Butler. her guardian ad Item. has
filed suit against the Rio Grande West
ern Railway company ana the Ogden
Rapid Transit company. and Ogden
city, to recover 0,100. The complaint
sets forth that on May 20. 1907, the
plaintiff. Birdie r. Butler, was riding
bicycle along Washington avenue be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-frst
street: that the said street car and
railroad company permitted its track
to stand up above the street over three
inches, and tho girl In riding along on
the bicycle did not notice the danger,
and her foot was caught on the rail,
breaking the right leg and otherwise
injuring her, all to her damage in the
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DISTRICT COURT CASES.
Funeral of A. Il. Whipplc-Fire De.
stroys Barn--News Briefs.

Funeral of a. Il. Whipplc-Fire De-
stroys Barn--News Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, July 1s.--The funeral services
over the remains of A. +. Whipple, held
yesterday in the Third ward meeting
house, were attended by many relatives
and friends. Bishop Otis L. Terry of
Timpanogos ward, where Mr.. WhippIc
formerly resided. presided over the
services. The following were the speak
ers: Elders James A. Loveless, Joel
A. johnson and d. c. Clayton. Vocal
selections were rendered by the TIM
panogos ward choir
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Charles, the 3-weeks-old son OF MI.
and Mrs. Frank Holloway, of Vine
yard, died yesterday forenoon from ac-
cute indigestiop Funeral services were
held today In the old Holloway resi-
dence in the Third ward of this city.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the case. of W. /. Pack ct al. VS..
Spanish Fork City. in which the ques-
ton In dispute was the right of the
city to lease a pavilion belonging to
the city for amusement purposes. the
plaintiffs were nonsnited. They Will ap-
peal.
An order has been made In the Fourth
district court in the case of Payson
Exchange Savings bank VS.. c. ii. Brad
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ley ct al, directing the clerk of the
court to pay to Walter Wright, trustee
of the bankrupt estate of c. II. Brad
ley, the sum of $500. 20, being the
moneys in his hands received from the
sheriff of Utah county from the sale OF
real estate under foreclosure.
FIRE DESTROYS BARN.
a fire destroyed the barn of Roger
Farrer in the First ward this after
noon The origin of the fire is not
known. The damage is aboutS5o0.
While trying to save the dwelling with
a bucket brigade, before the fire de-
partment arrived II. +. Pierpont was
struck in the head with a bucket and
q scalp wound which 1t required five
stitches to close, was inflicted.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The Provo cannery has begun the
seasons campaign and has "a people
employed. Manager Bedford looks
for profitable season, and states that
the fruit crop is better than was eX-
pected.
Chris Sorensen of Vineyard, has
picked 600 cases of strawberries from
two acres of ground this season. and
has sold them for 80 cents a case.
j. T. and John w. Farrer have re-
turned from a business trip to east
ern Utah, where they combined BUSH
ness with pleasure.
Farley p. Jensen was in Provo today
in the interest of Republican day at
Saltair ON the twenty second.
Judge A. C. Hatch is down from
Heber City.
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whitened with SNOW in the respective
pioneer camps. President Young was
very sick. Meetings were held in both
camps. In The main camp the brethren
were called together and addressed by
Heber G. Kimball. who proposed to the
brethren that instead of their scattering
on--son1e hunting, others fishing and
Others climbing inountains--they should
meet together TO pray and. exhort each
other' asking che Lord to turn away
the sickness that infested the camp.
and especially heal the president. inst
the company might proceed on their
Journey II was decided that the breth-
rem should assemble at the sound ,s
the bugle at 10 o'clock a. M. IN a. little
grove OF shrubbory which had been pre-
pared FOR che purpose opposite the waR-
ons. During the meeting Elder Kimbsll
proposed 90 the brethren that the whole
camp, except President Young ana
eight or tea wagons with brethren
enough to take care Of him, proceed on
the following day over the mountains.
and after finding n suitable place be.
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SATURDAY. JULY II, 1917.

orson Pratts advance company tray-
elod about FIVE miles over wrong
mourtaihou road and encamped for
the night on the left bank OF East
Canyon creek, Orson Pratt writes
I'VE had severe frost last ntght,
Early this morning ] started out alone
and on foot, TO examine the country
back, TO SEQ II there was not more
practicable route for the companies in
the rear than the one we had come.
was soon satisfied that we had taken
the best ana only practicable route: met
large grey wolf about four rods from
me. ] returned 10 camp and counseled
the company not 10 go any further until
The road over which we passed yes
terday afternoon; and all who we're able
TO work labored about two-thirds of Inc
day upon the same. Leaving orders for
the camp towards night TO move on,
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PILGRIMAGE OF THE UTAH PIONEERS
SIXTY YRARs AGO TODAY.

Elder Brown and myself rode on to er-
plore. About az miles brought us down
upon the right bank OF the creek,
which was about 20 feet Wide and had
swift current. This creek tEast Cam
yon Creek passes through canyon
about 40 rods below. where II Is for a
few rods shut up by perpendicular and
overhaneing walls being break In a
mountain. which rises several hundred
feet upon each side, The creek plunges
underneath large rock which lays in
It's head, near the foot OF the canyon.
bockadipg the same, and making Il
wholly impossible for wagons or teams.
We followed the dimly traced wagon
tracks UP this stream for eight miles.
crossing ID times. The bottoms OF this
creek are thlclsly covered with willows
from hve 10 10 rods wide. making am
Immense labor In cutting road
through for the emigrants last season.
We still found the road almost impas-
sable. and requiring much labor. The
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TAX LEv|ES
FIXED FOR 1907.
Total Levy in Ogden City 1913
Mills in County 23
Mills.
MERCHANTS IN CONVENTION.
Retail Tradesmen in Annual Gather
ipg---WOodMen Sued FOR Insurance
Policies~-The Gath at No. Ogden.

Ogden, July 1s.~-The Weber county
board Of commissioners held special
session yesterday afternoon and fixed
the tax levies for the year of 1907 us
follows;
state. 5 mills state school, 8: total
S; county general purposes. 5; RELIEF
for poor. l: county school, II; inter-
est on county bonds, 0.S: total, S; Og~
den city, 10; Ogden city school district,
7.3; total levy in Ogden city, 1913.
Weber county school district. T.
SPECIAL I,IsTR1CT ROAD TAX
I-EVIES:
Roy. 3: Randall, 3; Wilson, 3; River
rale s. Pleasant View, 8 North Ogden,
5; special sheep tax bounty, 3; Con
each S100 valnation),
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three years, and has It perfected and
on exhibition ON Main street
where II Is attracting considerable in
terest. The machine is a simple device
and can be attached TO any OF the beet
drills now in use. 1t plants the seed
In hills instead of sowing II in rows
and can be regulated 20 plant the seed.
any distance apart desired. Prof. T.,
A. Yoder. director Of the Utah expert
ment station. and Joseph Quincy. Jr.,
manager OF the Logan sugar factory,
have inspected the planter and also a
field of beets that was planted by the
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| same and they speak very highly Of
| the machine. The average amount of
beet seed sowa per acre in this state
is about Is pounds. and the acreage
Of $4,000 acres at 15c per pound for
seed makes an expenditure of over
$4,000 per annum in Utah alone. BY
the use of the "Ailsele beet
planter 1t is claimed that an
average of four pounds per acre is all
that will be required. which will make
saving of about $4,000 TO the farmers
of this state alone; and this Is not all
of the saving, for an equal amount will
be saved in the labor of the thinning,
the greater part OF which will be done
away with. II is not decided whether
the planter will be manufactured here
or allowed to be put out by an eastern
firm on a royalty. The patentee is in
correspondence with a number of east
ern firms at present.
MRS. SPENCE INJURED.
A bad accident occurred at the de-
pot on Monday in which Mrs. Augusta
Spence of the Fourth ward, this city,
was quite seriously hurt. She went
to the station with her son and fam
lily who were going away and got on
the train to bid them goodbye. Be
fore she LEFT the car the train began
TO move and she jumped from the
car. Mrs. Spence was thrown vlo-
leptly to the ground and her ankle
End shoulder were broken and she
received other injuries. the seriousness
of which has not yet been determined
She was taken TO the hospital for
treatment.
Word has been received from ely,
New. OF the death of Lawrence, the
little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bar
ton. formerly of this city, OF diph-
iberia. The boy WIS sick but three
days.
TO ADVERTISE AGRI COLLEGE.
The members OF the Agricultural
college faculty started out last Mon
day 10 visit the various sections OF
the state to canvass the people in the
interest OF the school. Following are
the names of those who went out and
the territory they will operate in:
Mayor e. W. Robinson. North Utah
county and Provo valley; r. s. Nor
throp. SEWER county; A. ]. Hansen.
Sanpetc county: W. Peterson. Bear
Lake and Rich counties; w. W. Nc
Laughlln, south Utah county Goshen,
Salem and Spanish ForS) ]. w.
Jensen. Davis and Weber counties: w.
S. Langton, Boxelder county; 9. w,
Porter. Morgan, etc: j. T. Game,
Paradise. Wellsville and Hyrum; c.
NJ. Larsen. Millville and Providence
Il. G. Peterson. Preston and lewiston
L. r. Pulley, Richmond. Smithfield
and Hyde Park: Roy Rudolph New
ton and Cache Junction; Sara Hunts
man, Wallsville.
Or. W. NJ. Tnlmau dentist. 2lo
Brooks Arcade Bid, opposite Knuls-
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by our animals IN the distance. At
$40 a, m. we resumed our journey. and
after travelling mile we arrived at
tho junction of Red Fork CEcho Creekl
with the Weber river. after which We
turned TO the right travelling In
ncrthwoYterly direction We have
Travelled through this narrow ravine
echo Canyon FOR a distance of %
miles President Young, who is still
very sick, could not endure travelling
furth' T. Accord ngly an encampment was
formed on the banks OF the river only
2ls ntlles from the encampment of the
previous night. In the afternoon Elders
Heber c. Kmbal Willard Richards
Ezra 4. Benson. George a. Smith. John
Pack, Howard Egan. Thomas Bullock,
Erastus Snow Lorenzo n. Young and
Albert Darlington Went on to a
nelghboying mountain and prayed for
the recovery Of President Young and
others who were sick IN camp.
SUNDAY, july Is. 1917.
N.t.
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gin TO plant potatoes, etc, MS thore
was but little time 10 spare. This
proposition was accepted by unanimous
vote. In the afternoon another meeting
was held and Elder Kimbail pronhescd
good things concerning the camp and
reported that President Young was
much better which caused great rejoice
ings in camp Tho Sacrament was also
administered and n good splrlt pre-
vailed. The weather was very hot.
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NEW BEET PLANTER INVENTED
VIII Eject Great Saving 10 Sugar In
dustry--Serio,is Accident.
Speoial Corr aspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., July l1.-Andrew
Aikele, Jr., a young man OF this city.
has patented a beet planter that is
destined to revolutionize the beet plant
Ing OF the country. The young man has
been working on the device for about
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Or. W. NJ. T,llmau dentist. 2lo
Brooks Arcade Bid, opposite Knuls-
ford.
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SUNDAY, july is. 1917

The morning was cold and The Ground
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State st. Hardware for lawn NOW
ers. hose and poultry netting 252 State
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Of Interest to AlaSkans

Seward has two dental parlors that are equipped with the best and most modern appliances that can be found anywhere. The rwooperators are grad uateS in the east, of years experience. and established reputation, guarantee
 ing the very finest in workmanship and materials. Prices are the same as for same grade of work by reputable men anywhere
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The Bank of Seward

We receive deposits subject to check. We pay interest on time deposits. We issue money orders good any place in the world.
 We buy gold dust or bullion. We make collections. We guarantee a service that is prompt, accurate and safe. We grant to our customers every favor consistent with conservative banking.
 We invite your business.
 BANK OF SEWARD
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Nero Named Burke Hanged.

Washington, D. C., April 23-A negro named Burke was hanged this afternoon for uxoricide, four years after the crime was committed. Pres idcnt Roosevelt refused to interfere.
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Steamshin Mongolia EIoated

To,to, Nprj. 25 S,cam>h0pMon was nua,vG safely today from Ma}eda reef where she grounded Sunday. She suffered little damage.
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TrN to Spot Jury TamPerer

New York, April 24-Twenty-threc uolicemen were brought into Distrjc, Attorney Jerome's office this morning in am effort 10 enable Juror Newton of the Thaw jury to identify the patrol man who said Co him ,Iyly as the jury was going to the courthouse that Thaw', father was a Mystic Shrjner but Newton could not pick out the man.
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Sullivan Wins from rlellody

Los Angeles, April 24-Mike Twin Sullivan was given the decision last night over Honey Melody after fast fight of twenty rounds. It was great fight all the way through.
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To Study Aleutian NOlcanOs

Seattle. April 2l Professor dagger of rhe Massachusetts institute of tech norogy and his party arrived here to- dav from Boston. They will start for rhe AIeutiau islands in few days on a rfp of scientific research and will make a special study of the voIcanoS of rI,.t .a.rfDr
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San Francisco Raids GambIers

San Francisco, April 22 Police began raldtug the gamb.iug houses Natur- day nigh, and continued the raid this morning. So far l5G gamblers have been arrested. It i, the intention Co stop gambling as far as possible in the .ff,
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Fatal Fire in New York.

New York, April 23 In a fire early this morning in a livery stable four men lost their lives, twelve iiremen were injured and 25O horses were burned. The loss was S25O,OOO.
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Exposition Grounds Broken

Seattle, April 23 Ground was brok- rn for the Alaska-Nukou-Pacjic eN- position yesterday with formal ccrc- mouy. The governors of all the Paci- fc states were present. besides repre- ,rntatives from Alaska and the Yukon.
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rells ni Pittsburg 0raft.

pit,bwg, April 23 C. <. Cameron, president of the pittSburg Tube Rail- way Company, under oath today told how he was held up by city council men i'm getting franchise. The graft of rnr councimen was S75,O0o
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Gossip About Thaw Case

Binghamton, \. Y., April 23- Del mas and other attorneys who repre- sented Harry Thaw in his trial are here and it js believed that they are figuring on a change of venue to this county, although Delmas denies it.
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Steamer Yucatan Sails

Seattle, April 25-Steamer Yucatan sailed last night for Seward. Walter McLaren, auditor of the Northwestern Steamship Company, is on board, mak- ing a trip Go the north to inspect the offices of the company's agents in Southern Alaska.
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Native Sons Can Abe Ruef

San Francisco, April 22 The Native Son, of the Golden West busted Abe Ruef as grand trustee of the grand Darlor of the order yesterday
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By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Lockout at Utica Mine.

Stockton, Cal, April 22 Forty armed men are guarding the Utica mine, where 300 miners were locked out today. The men demanded rise is wages and the operators, fearing a strike shut down the mine.
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Hebbard to Cause Heney's Arrest

san Francisco, April 2j-Judge J. C. B. Hcbbard of the superior court this morning asked for a warrant for the arrest of Assistant District Attorney Heney on the charge of criminal libel. Ucucy made a speech last night in which he referred to Hebbard as a henchman of Abe Ruef and unfit to sit on the bench