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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-28
WHISPER IS ABROAD
UP PARK CITY WAY
C. A. Calls. known as Demo
crat, Selected to Do the
Church's Dirty Work.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. 27.-It is the Will OF
the Lord that the Democrats of this
city shall vote FOR Me and Taft"
This was the chief topic Of conversa-
ton on the streets of Park City Tues
day, and although time would not permit
n verifcatIon of the report, IT is pre-
sumed that IL came from Joseph +, Smith,
the mouthpiece OF God, through his mum
bic servant. c. A. Calls, Mr.. Calls,
who has always been a staunch Democrat,
having served two terms as county at
torney on the Democratic ticket and haV-
Ing been Democratic county chairman
several times lives in Coalviile
Several days ago he went to salt Lake
by way OF this city, returning by way
OF this city, yesterday. His mission 10
Salt Lake is not known. but report
was In circulation Tuesday to the effect
that Mr.. Calls had told prominent DEM
ocrats here that It Is the wish OF the
church and also the will of the Lord
that they vote the Republican ticket, He
laid especial stress IL is said, on the fact
that IL would be particularly necessary
for them to vote the Republican judicial
ticket straight. He also strongly urged
the Democrats OF this place to vote for
Apostle-Senator Reed Smoot and Judge
Taft II is unders TODD.
Until recently Mr.. Calls has been In
the southern states. having been In charge
OF the southern states mission OF the
Mormon church, with headquarters in
Chattanooga, Tenn. A short time ago,
however, It appears that 1T was the
Will Of the Lord that he should come
home. and it comes from authentic sources
that he was sent for by officials OF the
dominant church TO carry on their In
famous work in this county. Mr.. Calls
is very widely known here and In the
past has been a much respected citizen.
and these are the supposed reasons for
his selection rs the servant of the Most
High to tell the people OF this place how
to vote
The true Democrats of Park City are
absolutely disgusted with Mr.. Callis's &C
tions and many of the Republicans, who
are non Mormons, are so indignant that
they will not vote the Republican ticket
at the election, but Will give their sup
port to the Americans.
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NEWS OF MANTI
Special TO The Tribune.


MANTI. Oct. 27.-Mrs. James w. Hog
San died here at an early hour this morn
ing Of pleural pneumonia. She was AZ
years of age and left husband and
eight children, Mrs. Hogan had been
in bad health for some time and for the
past eighteen months had been bed IA st
Funeral services will be held on Wednes-
day from the tabernacle.
Christian ]. Munk died Saturday aft
ernoon. October -. Mr.. Munk was one
OF the oldest persons in Manti. being IS
years OF age. He was born in Denmark
and emigrated to Utah In the ffties He
was also one of the early settlers OF
Manti. Mr.. Munk left wife, who is
nearly 30 years OF age and four sons
Peter, Ernest. Joseph and Christian. Fu-
neral services will be held from the tab
ernaclc on Tuesday
William F. Maylett aged SO years, died
here Friday evening, October 20. He was
OF English birth and one OF the
early settlers here. He was at one time
judge OF Sanpcte county. In the early
day OF Nanti. there being no veterinarian
here. Mr., Maylett was always called upon
10 cure ailing horses or cattle. He was
buried from the tabernacle today at 2
p. m.
David Shand and wife arrived from
Scotland on Sunday last where MI
Shand has been fulfilling a two years
mission, Mrs. Shand Joined her husband
early last spring and has been enjoying
the summer in her native land. Mr..
Shand Is haie and hearty and looks con-
eiderably younger than he did when he
went on his mission.
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BID G0D-SPEED TO
THE REV. MR.. BROWN
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct, 27.-Friends and CO.
workers of the Rev Alfred Brown. rector
OF the Church OF the Good Shepherd, made
a splendid acknowledgement OF their ap-
probation OF the value of the gentlemans S
services In this community since he took
up his residence here at a farewell recep-
tion, given In his honor this evening at
the parish house. corner of Twenty-fourth
street and Grant avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Brown will leave the city
Thursday evening for his old home In
in declining health, and. believing that
change OF climate would be beneficial, has
been transferred TO Kansas at his own
request.
Practically every church In the city was
represented in the gathering tonight,
which came 70 bid him "Godspeed.'
large number OF fellow Masons were
present The reception was under the
management Of the Ladies' guild. y. r.
Haywood president Of the Weber club.
and Others eulogizcd the retiring min
lister OF the gospel and expressed the hope
that he would find his new surroundings
as pleasant and agreeable as those which
he was leaving,
On behalf OF the members OF the church,
Senior Warden II. C. Tayey, in a neat
address. presented the pastor with a hand
some purse, and another was presented
by the Masons of this city. y
touching incident OF the evening was the
presentation to Rev. Mr. Brown or a
handsome set OF sterling silver brushes
by the young ladies OF the choir. In which
he had taken especial pride. About 200
were present Refreshments were served,
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LITTLE CUPID WINS OUT
IN AN EASY CANTER
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 27.-Little Cupid boldly
stepped in between officers OF tue law
from Boise, Idaho, and this city Iues-
day and cheated them OF a prisoner
Lester James Batcman. a youngster
from the Idaho capital. was arrested mere
Monday by Detective Pender and Captain
Brown OF the police department at inc
request of Sheriff w. G. Lane, charged
with a statutory olfense, committed
against Jessie Tsmson of the same city,
on a later train the girl. In company
with Deputy Sheriff j. VI, Roberts, ar
rived in ogden and. after . conference
with the prisoner and local OFFICERS, II
was agreed that the prosecution be
stopped ii the consent OF the parents OF
the young couple could be obtained tor
their marriage,
Telesrams were sent to the parents,
and late Monday night sffidayits from the
mother of the girl and the father OF the
lad were received from Boise consenting
10 the union. With these kilograms IN
their possession the couple applied Tor
marriage license Tuesday morning ana
were later married by Judge j. ID. Muir
phy at the latters office in the city
building Henry Blair, an uncle OF the
lad by marriage. residing in this city, ac-
companied them to the city hall. where
the ceremony was performed The young
couple have decided TO remain In this
city.
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POLITICAL MEETING
CLOSED WITH PRAYER
ApOstle-SenatOr's Way of Con-
Quoting Political Rally :.
at Santaquin.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
SANTAQUIN, Oct. 2T.-It leaked out
today that the Democrats here are con-
vinced that the church is desperately in
politics. A day or two ago a Republican
rally was held here. The speakers were
Apostle Smoot. Attorney Ridalch and the
county chairman OF the party. The meet
ing was opened with prayer. For all
that, II was the most stormy meeting ever
held here. Ridalch was the first speaker.
he had fairly started when the Demo-
Gratis began firing questions at him from
all parts OF the hall 1t seemed too much
for the gentleman and he took his seat.
apparently as mad as a bull in front OF
n picador. They say he was SO shaken
up that he forgot to clap his hands when
Apostle Smoot was introduced. The lat
ter didn't fare much better. Good saints
said today that the senator tremble1 like
n Reed" And they positively affirmed
that they know now that the church is In
politics,
Mr.. Smoot closed the meeting with
prayer, Some Democrats said today that
their party would poll over three hundred
votes here next election. There is no
doubt about II but that the people here
have had their eyes opened
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THOMAS EVANS DEAD
VICTIM OF FOOTBALL
Giant Guard of "Aggies" Sue
cumbs to Injuries Re-
Gently Received.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, Oct. 27.-Thomas Evans, the
gian guard of the Agricultural college
football team, after passing seemingly
restful night, died this morning at Sis
o'clock at the Logan hospital as the re-
suit OF the injuries received in the game
with the Colorado School OF Mines last
Saturday. Death came peacefully and 1t
was hardly realized that the young man
had passed away for some little time.
Mr.. Evans was q wonder on the grid
iron lie was the mainstay of the agri-
cultural college eleven and II Will be a
difficult thing to fill his position. While
al the bottom of mass OF humanity,
during one of the early scrimmages. the
young man felt himself being wrenchsd
and his spinal column seemed to snap.
His condition was not thought serious un-
Ill Sunday night. when 1t was discovered
that the sixth vertebra of the spinal col
umn had been torn loose from its posi-
ton. An operation was Immediately per-
formed, but the injured man received no
benefit and remained In a stupor up to
tho time of his death. Only once did he
regain consciousness and then only for
a long enough time to state when and
how he had been hurt
Upon receipt OF the news of the death,
ulty and student body OF the college.
Messages were sent to his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Evans. and to his
brother, City Marshal Evans. 1t was de-
Clueu DIT once " cal! OIL lie game WHICH
had been arranged between the Aggies
and Utah for election day. and a game
for the following Saturday may be ar
ranged with some other university,
The body will be taken to Brigham City
this afternoon and upon arrival there will
be taken TO the residence OF Professor w,
S, Langton, where 1t may be viewed be-
tween the hours OF a. m. and 1870 D.
m. Thursday. The funeral will be held
at the Brigham City tabernacle at noon
Friday. and a special train will leave here
probably at S:15 a IN. that day to convey
the faculty and students, who will attend
In a. body.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES



PROVO. Oct. 2T-The Ladies Demo-
cratic club of Provo entertained about
twenty OF the women voters at the home
OF Jesse William knight last evening:
Jesse knight, the wizard OF Tintic.
gave a short talk ano said he would
rather see our government put the money
1t is now putting into warshps and In
struments OF war into some scheme TO
make homes for the thousands OF poor mon
scattered throughout the United States:
Use the money in rsclaimlng the arid
west and bring water from the great
rivers TO irrlgate the thousands OF acres
OF land here In the west now Idle,
Would-be Governor Spry and Con-
gresham Joseph Howell were the speak
ers at a tea party given at county Re-
publican headquarters yesterday afternoon
by the Ladies' Republican club.
Thomas ]. Mitchell of the police force
OF Omaha, Neb.. is here with requisition
papers for A. r. Yatalaro, alias Corrolotti.
who is wanted in Omaha 70 answer
charge of attempt to murder. Governor
John G. Cutler has signed the necessary
papers for Nalaro's return 10 Nebraska
and Mr. Mitchell Will leave with his
prisoner tomorrow morning.
In the district court today Judge
Booth granted the motion to dismiss the
affidavit filed August 6. 1908. in the case
VS.. Spanish Fork city.
The case of Kate G. Worse VS.. Hal
Brown ct al has been set for hearing
November A.
Articles of incorporation of the Merrill
Mining company Of American Fork were
flled with the county clerk today, Tho
company is formed TO develop a group
OF mining claims in American Fork min
Ing district. Tho capital stock is placed
at 500. 900, divided into one million shares.
d. II. Boley Is president. John Cleghorn
treasurer and these, with Jacob Green
wood and e. J. Wild. form the directorate.
Marriage licenses have been Issued TO
Ernest Shelley OF American Fork and
q AlNff1 ~ Al.I
Bates and Zela \. Smith of Provo
At Republican rally held at Santaquin
on Saturday night, at which w. e. Ry
dalch of Provo was the speaker, the pro-
prayer. Rydalch in one OF his flights OF
oratory to stir up some enthusiasm
ask asked i,ot the young men present. Who are
came from all over the house, knight
and the Democrats"
Rouse, Ye Democrats!
(By one of the boys)
List ye Demmies; hear that rumble
Coming: coming down the line.
With lnsidious step and deftly
Coming nearer all the time;
It's the whisper from the brethren
Handed down from mouth to mouth.
Travelling eastward. travelling westward
Travelling north and travelling south.
It's the dope made for the Demmies.
IT'S the stuff they've always got;
II & inc Whisper teeo mas ordered
And II always hits the spot.
Lay down low upon your belly
Put your car upon the ground
And you'll hear the whisper coming
With Its dull and deadening sound
1t will get you. wcal<-kneed DENNY:
Get you II you don't take heed.
Get you and will quickly show you
You must vote for brother Reed
Stand firm. all ye faitheful Demmies,
Let the whisper feel your might,
Show to all the world IL need he
You're the men who stand for right
Provo. October 81. 1908.
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.LANGF0RO'S REMAINS
BROUGHT TO THE CITY
Funeral of WeIl-KnOWn Man TO
Be Held Thursday After
noon.

The funeral services over the remains
Of the late Frank VI. Langford known
to all his friends as t'Tobe," who was
found dead on his ranch In Idaho last
Saturday. will be held from the under
East First South street. Thursday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock The body arrived
In this city yesterday and was immedi-
ately taken TO the undertaking rooms,
where Il was prepared for burial.
Mr.. Langford came To his death a week
ago today, the cause being heart failure:
with which he had been sufferer for q
long time. According TO the information
gained by ]. Il. Langford OF this city.
who left for the Idaho ranch Immediately
upon receipt OF the news of his brothers
death. Mr., l.angford had been in town.
Wednesday. He was seen driving home
and upon his arrival there put up his
team and began the task of unloading the
accomplishing the task when he was
stricken and fell dead on his doorstep
His body was not found until the follow
Ing saturday, when a Mr.. Barnes. his
nearest Deighbor, was attracted To the
place by the noise being made by the
horses and other animals. He found tho
man dead and Immediately went TO
Bridge, the nearest town, and telegraphed
the discovery 10 j. L. Langford In this
city,
Mr.. Langford had been preparing to
commence threshing and had engaged the
additional help needed. His trading was
brought about through the necessity OF
more food for the men, and IL is thought
that the strain of lifting the goods from
the wagon proved too much for his
weakened condition.
The widow is a daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Groot OF Ogden. and granddaugh-
ter OF Uncle Hop, Pender OF this city
by Joseph L, Taylor ana burial will be
in the city cemetery.
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LANDS IN JAIL AFTER
FRENZIED FINANCE STUNT

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Oct. 27.-Released from the
county jail only few days ago. after
his wife had made good number of
bogus checks which he had succeeded In
cashinc at various places in the city. j.
3. Douglass. a former piano agent. was
again arrested here late Tuesday after
noon after attempting TO pull off similar
frenZicd finance stunts
A check for SIS was presented at the
office Of the George 4, Lowe company.
one for SIS at the Reed hotel bar and
an effort to prevail upon Fred Anderson
10 cash another for S35 was made before
Patrolman Russell located Douglass and
escorted him To the city jail. Douglass
will probably be charged with attempting
When arrested he was under the influence
of liquor and gives this as the reason for
his acts
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WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY,
BUT IS TURNED LOOSE
Spcc!.! To The Tribune.

Spcc.a. To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 27.-In the police court
Tuesday afternoon Judge. Murphy dis
missed the case against Ida +. Saunders.
the woman arrested here Saturday
charged with passing worthless checks,
At the morning session she entered g
plea OF guilty through her attorney.
After taking the case under advisement
for several hours the court arrived at the
conclusion that the woman had already
suffered sufficiently and discharge was
ordered.
The man in the case. who IS believed
TO have made the woman mis- dupe. be-
came suspicious and left the city before
his arrest could be accomplished. He reg
istcred at a local hotel as j, l.. Martin
The woman says they were married about
two months ago and declares her inten-
ton OF returning to her parents In the
east.
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OGDEN LABOR UNIONS
ENDORSE v. J. BRYAN
Action Is Taken at Meeting of
Trades and Labor
Assembly.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Oct. 2f.-William jennings
Bryan has been endorsed by the iaoorlns
men Of this city. Al meeting OF 'he
Ogden trades and labor assembly Moh-
day evening the mention OF the COM
moner's name was greeted with mucn
applause Before the meeting closed the
candidacy OF the leading Democrat OF the
nation was unanimously endorsed ny the
seventy odd members present
Austin Davis of Salt Lake and FRANK
Russell. spoke favorahly Of the chances OF
election OF tho Democratic nominee lot
the presidency. and urged all WORKING
men to go TO the polls next TUESDAY ana
cast their vote for Bryan. AT the con-
clusion OF the meeting an lmpromptu
meeting OF the Baroers' union was neio
AT which Valentine Gideon. the nominee
for district attorney Oh the Democratic
ticket. was endorsed.
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DEATH COMES QUICKLY
TO YOUNG OGDEN MAN
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 2T.-After an illness OF
exactly twenty-four hours. Cornelius A,
DeGroot died nj the Ogden general hos
pital Tuesday afternoon at o'clock after
an unsuccessful operation for rupture OF
the stomach.
Mr.. DeGroot was 20 years OF age. He
had enjoyed excellent health unt'l Mon
day afternoon. when he was seized with
severe abdominal pains. He was taken
to the hospital where the rupture was
discovered after n surgical operation. The
young man became gradually weaker un-
I'll death came lie was born In Holland,
December, 1889. and had lived In this city
for several years. AT the time Of his
death he was in the employ of the Hess
bakery
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CONGRESSMAN Laning Sued

NoWALK, Ohio. Oct. 27.-Jay Ford
Laning. congressman from this district
and former Vice president OF the defunct
Ohio Trust company. and other members
OF the board OF directors prior TO It's
failure. were today sued for 100000 dam
ages by creditors. The suit is based on
charges OF fraud and mismapagemept OF
the trust companys affairs.
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BARRIERS Get Licenses.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 27-The state board OF ex-
aminers OF BARRIERS mat in regular session
in this city Monday to examine twelve
applicants for licenses. Crediable eHami-
nations were passed by the following:
Hubert Mackey, Frank Purser. Peter
Chacapulos. F. j, Carr. o. NJ. BeaImcr,
Hyrum Nelson. Abraham Dickson a. O.
Frazier and S. W. Miller. w. NJ Pig
gott. president of the board, recently
conducted an examination of the shops
in this city and found them all In good
sanitary condition. Members of the board
present were. W. M, Piggott: D. j. Watts,
secretary and c, NJ, Benedict, NJ, D.
treasurer
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Pioneer Woman Called.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Oct 27.-Mrs. Robert Baird of
West Second street died at the family
home Tuesday morning from general de-
bility and infirmty, after a short Illness
Deceased was born IN England 72 years
ago. In 1857 she Joined the Mormon
church and came to this state. where she
has since resided, Her husband. three
children, twenty-five grandchildren and
two sisters survive her,
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CHURCH REPUBLICANS
SCORED BY B. H. ROBERTS
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPANISH FORK, Oct 27.-The band is
out now trying to drum up a crowd for
William Spry, who is to speak in the
pavilion al p. m. Last night the church
Republicans received the worst naying
ever known here from a Mormon Demo-
crat. &. H Roberts spoke for two hours
TO 700 people He first discussed ma
Gopal Issues very acceptably. then turned
TO local affairs and ne did not spare the
rod. lie said. Call IL federal bench.
church Republicans or what you will vet
the confounded thing still stinlEs.'
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WOMAN IS SEVERELY
INJURED IN COLLISION


OGDEN, oct. 27-Mrs w. Il. Stalker,
wife OF Dr. w. e. Stalker OF this city. was
badly injured In collision with heavy
wagon. while riding in buggy, near the
Wasatch canning factory Monday evening.
The accident occurred on the crossing
over the Rio Grande railroad tracks.
The narrowness of the path and tho
darkness prevented the vehicles passing
each other safely. DR. G. W. Green was
summoned TO attend the injuries of Mrs.
Stalker, but is still unable To determine
how serious they NAV prove.
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CHURCH REPUBLICANS
CLAIMING EVERYTHING
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 27.-The Republicans OF
Weber county are modcstly claiming a
sweeping victory for the party in this
county and the state at the approaching
election. In reply TO an inquiry from f.
II. Hitchcock, chairman OF the Republican
national committee, in New York City.
Oscar Madison, chairman of the Repub-
lican county central committee, has writ
ten q representation OF the result OF
the election. He approximatcs a ma
jorlty In this county for the party at 5000
votes and $1,000 majority for the state.
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News OF The lntermOuntain ReqiOn
For Your Breakfast

The Tribune is now reaching
Ogden on the special newspaper
train on the Bamberger road, at
6:20 every morning, 1t can be
delivered to you for breakfast.
Don't yor. think you can start
the dav better equipped if vou
get look at all of the worlds
news before you leave homef
Phone the Ogden branch man
aeer. He'll do the rest.
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Rally at Springville.

SpHEIdI 10 IE I TIDuUG,
SPRINGyILLE. Oct. 27-A Republican
rally was held In this city tonight and
although there was q fairly good attend
ance the meeting lacked enthusiasm and
the speakers were seldom chcercd Ad-
dresses were made by William Spry, Re-
publican candidate for governor. Joseph
Howell, nominee for congress, and p. RI,
Ihomas, nominee for county attorney
from Utah county.
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Be sure that you register today.
Unless you are registered you can
not vote. This is tho LAST registra-
ton day. See that your name is on
the list.
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Be sure that you register today.
Unless you are registered you can
not vote. This Is the LAST registra-
tion day. See that your name is on
the list.
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If not registered, do so today,
or you cannot vote.

Tag when7 October 81.