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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-22
PRESS A BIG FACTOR IN
STATE FAIRS SUCCESS

Editor Tribune: The Utah State
falr Just closed was conceded TO be
the largest and most successful one ever
held in this state, and from remarks
made by stra ayers within our gates al
the tune, we Judge that no greater or
mort successful iair has cyar been held
1T the lntermounJaiu country
The manufacturers, the producers,
the horse and cattle raisers. the artists,
the craftsmen and others, united their
efforts 10 make OF the fair the great
success which all affirm that II was,
No factor, however. did quite as much
as the press in accomplishing this end
We as officers and directors OF tho
State Fair association take this oppor-
tunity of expressing TO you our craft.
tude and appreciation and ask thai Won
accept our thanks for the generous
space you devoted to the 1905 fair and
It's interests,
We solicit continuance of Your puh.
lie spirltedness in our behalf and asl,
that you unite with us to make of tb,
1909 fair greater success. If possible
than the great fair OF 1908
UTAH STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION
Horace $. Ensign, See.
Salt Lake, October 2l
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Provo News Notes.


PROVO. Oct 2l.-Deputy Sheriff Al
with A. r Nataiaro alias Corrolotti an
Italian. who is wanted In Omaha, Neb.,
for attempt 10 commit murder.
Natnlaro has been employed until re-
Gently section foreman at Maple
ton, and while there went by the name
OF Corrolotu. but on being let out at
Mapleton lie went TO Helper. and there
he was known by his right name. Vata-
laro. Sheriff Harmon received word from
j. j. Donahue. chief of police at Omaha,
to arrest the man and hold him until an
states that Natalaro shot another Italian
three times. but does not say whether
the shots were fatal or not. Vatalaro
was photographed yesterday and q photo.
with description of the man. was sent
to the Omaha officer. He Will be held
In the county jail here until word Is re-
celved from Chef Donahue.
The following ten names were drawn
from the jury box today to serve as trial
vcnlre being returnable October IS; Leo
Jacobs. Edwin Whipple. Lehi; Thomas
B. Jones. Peter Larson. Spanish Fork
H. T.. Hoaglund, Dudley A. Cook. Provo !:
c. +. Larson. Pleasant Grove! John Haw-
klns Benjamin, D. +. Huif, Lake Shore !,
Fred Robertson. Thistle,
Marriage licenses have beeen issued to
Walter r. Roach and Hannah c. BoyacS
David II. Jones and Mary Ann Sorenson
Bessie Van Wagepen Of Midway; NJ. G.
Riddle and Eva Bowen Of Coyote, Isaac
r, Brockbank OF Spanish Fork and Zoe
Brimhall of Raymond. Canada; LataY-
cite Carter of Provo Bench and Hattie
Rebccca Tanner OF Payson.
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Coalville Court Orders.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
COALVILLE. Oct 2l.-The following
business was transacted in a short scs-
sion OF the district court held here TODAY
by Judge Htchie.
Estate OF LuCreta J. williams de-
ceased: citation issued for executor to
show cause why he has not fled his final
account; also to show cause why certain
money has not been paid to an heir as
directed by previous order OF court
Estate OF Thomas II. Williams, de-
ceased; letters OF administration granted
to r. O. Lee upon hllnG a bond of $1,000
Estate OF Hannah Bldredgc. deceas sea .
Edmond Eidredge appointed admipistrato tor
I'm bond of S3io0.
Estate OF William Gum. deceased: John
/. Gum appointed administrator In bond
OF $1,000
Estate of Elizabeth Gum, deceased
Hebcr d. Gunn appointed administrator
In bond OF $500.
Estate of George w. Hobson. deceased:
Susan 6. Hobson appointed adminstra-
trix In bond OF $3.50
a demurrcr in the case OF Rose Sar-
CONT Us. Union Fuel company was sub
mitted To the court without argument
and taken under adviscment.
a venire for thirty Jurors was ordered
drawn for the November term, returna-
BILE November 10. at p. m.
A default judgment for the sum OF $500
was entered In the case Of Nen Brothers
vs.. Marriott Staley in favor OF the plain
TINS.
\ demurrer in the case Of J. H. Nc
Donald. guardian. vs.. f. NJ. Smith ct al
was argued by attorney for defendant
and the plaintiff granted until November
I TO file brief.
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MOBILES Of EL KALAH
IN THE JUNCTION CITY
Large Class of NOyiceS Given a
Rapid Trip Over the Hot
Sands.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. o1,-Two hundred mem
bers or Ell Kalah temple OF Salt Lake
invaded the Junction City tonight, bring
ing with them a band OF tyros which
they ruthlessly left TO the tender mercies
Of the assembled mobiles. who watched
their writings as they hot-footed ii over
the burning sands OF the desert
The delegation from Salt Lake was met
at the depot by resident mobiles Of the El
Kalah temple. Headed by two bands. the
parade was formed and marched up
Twenty street, north on Washington
avenue as far as Twenty fourth street
and counter marched back 10 the Masonic
temple on the same avenue. All along
the line of march varI-colored fuses were
lighted and the mobiles, arrayed In their
regala, presented a striking picture. The
streets were brilliantly Illuminated by
chains of incandesccnt lights strung over
head.
After reaching the Masonic temple.
twenty-seven noNices, from all parts Oh
the state. were given the initlatory serv-
Ices by the Shriners. This gleeful cele-
bration lasted until nearly midnight. The
mobiles then assembled In the brilliantly
hall Of the temple, where menu pre-
pared by the ladies OF Queen Esther No,
4, Order OF the Eastern Star. was served,
Noble II. S. Joyce presided as toast
master and the following toasts were de-
livered: ''Denatured Zem- Zem," Noble F.
J. Dustin, Moral Uplight AS 1t Applies
to Ogden" Noble c. w Morse; "Assim-
Hated Novice" by Novice a. r. Hay
wood, United States OF America" Noble
Elmer J. Goshen.
In the neighborhood OF three hundred
Shriners attended the celebration tonight,
representing besides the shrines OF this
state the following: Plute. New. Boise
Idaho: Rawlings, Wye: Milwaukee, WIS :
Toledo, Ohio Denver, Col; San Francisco
Call Chicago. M. Sioux Falls. S, D.;
Leavenworth, Kan; Rockfort. H.; Omaha
Neb. Detroit. Mich: Reno, New; Ely
New, and New York City
The list OF novices who took the Shrn-
ers' degree follows: W S, Ferris L. 5.
Baumgart William McConahay. Thomas
Donodiel, Dr. G. a. Wherry, all OF Salt
Lake. From Ogden-W. o. Stanley. c.
f, Densmore. II J. Carmen, G. Y. Cand-
Ish. A. Il. Boug, william Cooke a r
Haywood. A Il. Becker, c. j. Cunning
ham, G, A. Graves, William Van Allen
II. D. Robbins, George II Bartlett, H. h
Merr!hew. Lehi. jerome Bourgard Bine-
ham. DIR. G. l.. Gray; Bingham. Fred T
Williams: Park City. w, D. Sutton: Park
City. T. C. Ting American Fork, George
j. Dunn: Schofed. DIR. 4. c. Olmstead.
and j. II. Bradish OF Wells, Ney,
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P. l.. GILLETT WILL TALK
OF Y. NJ. c. A. WORK IN KOREA

On Thursday and Friday of this week
the Y NJ, c. A, Will have as a guest
p, l.. Gillett of Seoul, Korea. Mr.. Gill;
lett is general secretary of the Y. A..
c. A. work in Korea, which position he
has held for the past seven years. He
is now taking a years furlough in
America.
At 7:S0 clock tonight AT the Y. NJ.
c. a. Mr.. Gillett viii give public ad.
dress on the general social, political, IN
dustrial and religious conditions Of
Korea. Mr.. Gillett was in Korea dur
ing all of the Russo-Japanese war, The
eyes of the world were focused on Ko-
rea during that terrible struggle and
much interest is still centcred there.
Mr.. Gillett has first-hard knowledge Of
Korean affairs. He has gained the con
fidcnce and cooperation OF the Korean
government In the promotion Of the
Y. NJ. G. A, work to great extent
Mr.. Gillett will give a special talk tn
the boys at the y, NJ. C. a. Friday at
3 p. m
Friday evening Mr.. Gillett will meet
with the management of the local as
sociation,
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In Hotel Corridors

Andrew /. Fennessy Of New York.
treasurer OF the Mine and Smelter Supply
Wednesday evening. Mr Fennessy viii
remain here for several days comforting
with the western officials of the company.
Franz Berens and Dr N Meyer of Han
over, Germany, who are touring this cour,-
try, are at the Knutsford.
MIR. and Mrs Lindsay Duncan OF Ely,
New, are at the Knutsford for a few
days. Mr.. Duncan is an official OF the
Steptoe smelter at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Bennett of Rawlins.
Wyo. are at the Knutsford. Mr.. Ben
nett is prominent business man OF that
section.
Dr. and Mrs. r, r. Kennedy OF Dem
Yer are at the Wilson. DR.. Kennedy is
we'll known practitioner OF his city.
c. A. Bovett of Valdez Alaska. prom
lnent mining man of that country, is at
the Wilson for a few days.
w. r.. Smith of Tooele. prominent
citizen of that town. Is at the Kenyon,
NJ. j. Gray OF st; Anthony, Idaho prom
section, is at the Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. Griffin Of Logan
are spending few days at the Cullen.
Fred Case OF Elko New. leading cit
izen OF that place. is at the Cullen.
Leland Hardy of Milford, Utah. prom
inent merchant of that town, is at the
Cullen.
w. J. Schriver and T D. KimbaIl. both
well known in their home town OF Eureka,
Utah, arc at the Cullen.
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ELECTION JUDGES ARE
NAMED In UTAH COUNTY
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO, Oct. 2l.-The county commits
sioners met yesterday afternoon ana ap-
pointed Judges Of election Tas as f9llows; 9I0ss
American Fork--No: |; Nieis Nelson
John ChadTlek and W. We f. ooEs,on EooInson mo mo
Jasper Logsden; No. 3, n. NJ. Ambrose, E.
punkiey, William Chadwick and Roy
observation-disclosures Yates. David Hone
clintonIHenry Hicks, Charles Win
Cedar Fort-Mrs. Caroline Cook. Orson
E, Hacking and James Peterson, ~
Colton-Mrs. T. v. Jackson. William H..
Fairfeld-William H Carson. D, l..
Thomas and a. B. Cook
Goshen-John Y. Jasperson, Alma Jas
Highand-William ]. Westwood, Peter
L. Adamson and J. B. Woods.
Lehi-No- l. Edward Karen. Preston
Harry Manning, Sr., Thomas Colledse and
w. NJ, Thomas; No 3. John Cooper. Sam
uel Peterson and Arthur Bradder; No. A..
Southwick.
Lake View-Joseph Reader. Farley w.
Madsen and Charles Madsen.
Mapieton-Harvey A. Whitney. James
A. Gallop and David Evans.
II
car wilkins. ]. c. Anderson; No, 2, Mon
roe Paxman, w. ]. Startup and Heber c.
Jex, No. 3, George T. Peay. Jr, W. X.
Perry, Joel 4. johnson and Jesse Man
waring: No. ., ]. H. Frisby, Josephine B,
Woodruff and J. e Hosmer, No. 8. r. W.
Brereton, J. e. Armitstead and Alma Van
U. Buchi and John c. Swenson No. s..
BENJAMIN gachman. Henry Blumenthal
Paveon-No Edward Sjrnons Samuel
E. Taylor and James A. Daniels; No @.
Fred Tanner; Newsl White and and William liam
Madon Wrido nS no 13bD 3 Gg95ge Bge NJ Page Lewis
Pleasant Grove-No,- l. Benjamin War
nick Sven Monson. Sr,, Alma Radmall
Mo No Martin Christensen %n " W. Limb
Th9fp.op no ' Ava Gh1omsn 4boTne 5sras and pea
johnson PTo%1 and Rsrcbamsa Fl Fl malSeT " Anderson,
Samuel cordner and c, z, Gsrandall;
Clyde Sds,IsY,,J.R and J. :; s1ubSs' Starr Willis
sumsion and Q: B, Huntington; No. 2, c,
gay;mogd; s. No; nJ3i,,. & Q. NJ Mover Mower. n u; /:
z, 7; Palfreyman L, J. Whitney and John
w Fl Kerns and James Straw.
and Anthony Engberg,
Santaquin-No. l. John c. Holman. Nell
son Jacobson and w. L. Openshaw: No. 2,
Chris johnson, John A, Peterson and VIII
lard Smith.
Spring Lske-o. R Thomas, Walter
bIenlovc and T. e. Peery.
Spanish Fork-No. /. Thomas II. Jar
Wis. William p; HaIes and Nicholas smith
No, 2, w. o. Jones. Alma Andrus and j.
NJ. Greer: No. 3, Lehi r. Davis. Thomas
NJ. Jones and Marinus Larson; No. L.
Newell Monk, ID. c. Bowen and Oliver
Sorenson.
Thistle-B. T. Smith, Elias Gardner and
w. 4, Pace.
Tucker. w. Coburn. Albert Ander-
son.
Vineyard. o. Stone. Harry Cannon
and John Wilkinson,
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A. N. BUCHANAN ASKS
FOR SONS RELEASE
Says He Is Being Unlawfully
Detained at State Indus
trial School.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN, Oct. 2l.-Alleging that his son,
Willie Buchanan, is unlawfuly being de-
tained at the state Industrial school by
II. II. Thomas, superintendent, A. NJ.
Buchanan. father OF the lad. through
Attorney Van Cott OF Salt Lake, has
made an application for e writ of habeas
corpus In the district court.
The petition OF the boys father recites
many Irregularities connected with the
trial and commitment of young Buchanan
by E. G. Gowans. judge OF the Juvenile
court at Salt Lake, Besides stating that
the complaint against the lad does not
state facts sufficient to constitute L.
quency as recognized by the law. the ge-
titioner declares that the required notice
was not given him of the hearing. which
was held December TO- 1907. He also
denies that he is not a fit and proper
custodian OF his son. Other Irregularities
connected with the hearing are charged.
one being that no stenographic record
was kept by the court OF the proceed
ings,
The lad was sent to the reformatory for
the theft OF a number of sacks. Another
argument for his release made by the
IA ther Is that the number, value. nor the
owner Of the property alleged to have
been stolen was not proven ct the hear
Ing He asks the court TO order the re-
lease of the youngster.
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CARAVAN JOURNEYS TO
THE zEM ZEN WELLS

Even the elements smiled on the cara
van To the sacred Zem Zem wells which
the mobiles Of FL Kalah shrine started on
Wednesday evening. the snow ceasing
long enough 10 allow the Shriners to
march In full regalla from the Masonic
temple TO the depot, where a special train
hurried them tc the boys at the Junction
City,
Luncheon was served al O'Clock last
evening at the temple. after which over
hundred mobiles lined UP with Held 3
band at their head and gave the wonder
Ing public chance TO admire their even
Ing clothes and the red fez on the back
Of each head At Ogden connections were
made with the camel brigade, and The
Journey over the suneswept sands was
on In great shape.
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NEGRO ASKS COURT
TO 0VERRULE MAYOR
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, Oct 2l-Edward Walton. the
negro applicant for a liquor license who
was turned down by the city council and
Mayor Brewer IN his efforts to secure q
license to conduct his drink parlor at
2i7S Lincoln avenue. has carried his fight
into the courts.
Wednesday morning his attorney, w.
L. Maginnis: filed a petition in the dis
trict court asking FOR writ OF man,
Gamus compelling Mayor Brewer and
City Recorder e p. Brown 10 issue the
license In the AFFIDAVIT Walton declares
that he fled his application on September
%. accompanied by the usual deposit OF
$3.50 for the retail license, At O. session
OF the council October II the license was
granted. but Mayor 4. l.. Brewer vetoed
this action. Last Monday night the mat
ter again came up before the city council
and by tie vote the veto OF the mayor
was sustained,
Mayor Brewer says that his refusal to
consent to the Issuance OF the license Is
due TO the fact that there are already a
sufficiency OF saloons In Ogden, and that
one more negro saloon would entail an
addition 10 the police force.
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NEWS OF EPHRAIM
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. oct. 21.-Mrs Mary Jane
Funk. 4 pioneer resident OF Sterling. died
at the home OF her daughter in that place
couple OF years from rheuna tism Mrg.
Funk was highly respected by all who
knew her. She emlgrated 10 Utah With
the early settlers and endured many OF
the bardships OF pioneer life, Her nus
band died about eighteen years ago, leav-
ing her with seven children. Mrs. Funk
was born In England and WAS seventy
four years of age: She had thirty eight
children. all OF whom are living. The lu-
neral services will take plaSc AT The
Sterling meeting house tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. after which the remains
will be taken, to Mantl for burial.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the little son OF David Olsen of Manti
were held at the family residence Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Joe Wiliardson. one OF the up te
citizens OF Mayneld, has constructed a
cement sidewalk on hls residence prop
srty at that place. This gives Mr.. VII
.ardscn the distinction or having the first
cement sidewalk in Mayfield
eessfuI this year, Already they ' have have
killed more than twelve deer.
All the schools OF this district are filled
70 the limit and there are many of the
children who hnvc not yet enrolled. The
teachers are doing everything i'm tbaiT
power to make the schools 8 success
realizing that the crowded condition can,
not be avoided and that the schools will
Is provided.
Several cases OF typhoid fever are re-
ported In Fountain Green. The patients
are getting~ along nicely.
James kSertaon OF Fountain Green re =
turned during the week from the south :
ern 5tatea mission fields. where he has
been working for some time.
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Mt. Pleasant News
Special to The Tribune.


MOUNT PLEASANT. Oct. 2l.-The
people of this city, n few only. listened
TO "Bili' Glasmann OF ogden last night
"Bill," during his leave of abesnce ms
postmaster or ogden. decided to come 10
Mount Pleasant and help out the federal
bunch TO retain supremacy in the state
and incidentally to make the ring strong
er, 1t must have been a corker TO "Bill''
when he faced an audience of about sixty
persons, third OF whom were Demo-
Gratis
'Bill'' acknowledged that he had gone
on the stump for Bryan but said that he
was now back In the fold. Somebody
was mean enough to say that "Bilr' was
back In the fold because he Is holding
down a federal office.
Brigham Clegg. who accompanied
bill. made n few remarks bearing tes-
timony that the work of the federal bunch
was conducive to the interests OF the
state. and pleaded FOR the election OF Bill
Spry for governor.
For the last forty-e eight hours 4 snow
storm has ragged almost necessarily. The
farmers begin TO think that they will not
be able to harvest their crops OF pota-
toes, which are still In the ground under
about six inches of snow. 4 larsc ouan-
tity of grain still remains unthreshed.
Tri1
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STEPHENSON AROUSES
FROM HIS DEEP SLEEP
Special TO The Tribune.

MURRAY, OcJ. 21.-Julius Stephen.
son, a resident of this place, who has
been IN n semi-unconscious state for the
past two days, suddenly awolke this
evening and asked what time it was,
evidently being under the impression
that he had slept all night and thai it
was morning. He went to sleep Mon"
day evening and has been under the care
Of DR.. Rothwell ever since Tuesday
Stephenson said that he had felt no
pain during his sleep and is at loss
to account for his strange condition.
DR.. RoIhwcll can give no adequate ex~
planation for the queer case.
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MOTHER FALLS DEAD
WHILE ATTENDING BABY
Special TO The Tribune.


COALElLLE. Oct. 21-Eiye children,
the youngest only twelve days old We're
left without a mother yesterday morning
by the death; OF Mrs. Martha Stones. the
wife of William Stones of Grass Creek.
Mrs. Stones save birth to n baby twelve
days ago, and yesterday was tho first
time she had been out OF bed. She ap-
pcared TO be getting along nicely, and
during the night awoke to attend the
baby. She was in the act of lighting a
lamp when she fell back on the bed In
which her husband was lying
DR. French was summoned from Coal
Vile ana said that death had been in
stantaneous and was caused by heart
failure.
The community was severely shocked
by the sad news, and the husband is
broken hearted over his wifes untimely
death.
Funeral services were held from the
stake tabernacle Wednesday afternoon.
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LOUIS B0ITANA'S BODY
FOUND IN A TUNNEL
Special to The Tribune.

BINGHAM, Oct 21,-The lifeless body
of Louis Boitana. an Italian thirty three
years old. was found by searching party
at depth OF several hundred feet in
the tunnel of the Silver Shield mine here
Tuesday night, Death resulted from suf-
location
Al what time Boltana met death is IN
certain He was supposed To come off
shift Tuesday afternoon. but did not, and
his absence was not learned OF for sew
cral hours. Then searching party was
organized which found his body.
The funeral viii be held from Halls
undertaking parlors here at 2 o'clock Fri
day afternoon, with burial IN the Bling
ham cemetery,
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AMERICAN
RALLY HELD AT MURRAY
'pecial TO The Tribune.

'peoIaI % Tho TrIbune,
MURRAY. Oct. 2l,-An enthusiastic
ally Vas held at the Murray opera
!ouse Wednesday by the supporters Of
nc American party, and the walls Of
ne building rang with applause i'm re.
ponse to speeches by Judge John A.
itreet, American candidate for pov-
Tnor, by Joseph Lippman and others,
Previous 10 the meeting the Ameri.
an drum corps psraded through the
rincipal streets Of the city and up and
,own. IN front Of the opera house. The
eeeting was followed by n public re.
option, at which large numbers pressed
bout the speakers Of the evening md
hook their hands The opera honso
as crowded and the enthusiasts
aowed that there was a strong Ameri.
an sentiment amonp those nrnsnnl
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Democratic. Spellbindnrs

Democratic spellbinders arc hard ot
'ork throughout the state. On Fri5av
rdgo King, jesse Will Knight and the
Tyan- knight Glee club of Provo Will
at Centerville at ] p. M; Farming.
~ at i p,. M; Bountiful at s D. m. On
Aturday they will go TO Silver CITY a.
$3.50 a. M; Mammoth, 9 p. M; Eureka.
~. m. '"'
t0n Thursday night L, r. Martineau
na y. =. Caine will be at Coalville, !,
fiday Hsneter will be visited nj 10 q.
7; Saturday night they will be at
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Arranging for a Debate.

Special TO The TrIbune.
MURRAY. Oct, 21,-Announcemept has
been made of q debate In the near fu-
lure between the Rev, William Thurs
ton Brown of Salt Lake City and u n
Rideout OF Draper on the question. taken
from the Republican national platform
"a Wise and Regulated Individualism US
Socialism The debate will take plac.
al Draper, and Mr.. Brown VIII speak az
the advocate Of socialism. while Mr..
Rideout VIII defend the Republican view
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MAKING ROOM FOR
FORESTRY EMPLOYEES
Special 10 The Tribune,

SptCIJI 10 IUE IIIUUl'.
OGDEN, Oct 2l.-Since Il was def
nltely decided to establish the headquar-
ters of the Fourth district of the United
States forestry service In this city, the
officials OF the Weber club arc interesting
themselves in the preparation OF list
OF available lodging houses and boarding
houses for the convenience of the en-
ployees who WIN come TO this city about
November I TO take charge OF the de-
farfupnt
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Public Park for Ephraim.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeclaI 10 The IrIDuHc.
EPHRAIM. Oct. 2l.-The city council
is at present considering the advisabillty
OF purchasing u tract OF land on North
Main street, TO be used as a public park.
The property Is located on the west side
OF Main street. Immediately south Of the
Park cemetery. II Is near the business
portion OF town and within the recently
completed sidewalk district. Negotia-
tions have not been completed
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American Rally at Bingham

Pecial TO The Tribune.
sBlNGHAM. Oct. 21.-The American
erty will hold a rousing rally ~ tbn
canyon hall here Thursday evening
.nieh will be addressed by r. 4
sf,tehlow and Mahlon F. Wilson of Salt
axe City, as we'll as other strong, local