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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-10
Positions for Western Men.

A few days ago Capt Seth Bullock.
the man Of iron nerve and true aim
in the Black hills, was appointed
United States marshal for the South
Dakota district and now Bat" Mas.
terson. whose career in the wild west
Of earlier days closely resembles that
Of Bullock. is said to be slated as the
personal bodyEuard of the nations
chief executive. Both men were in
Washington last week and called on
the president.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-10
Costly Saddle Owned BY khedive.

The Khedive Of Egypt owns the
most costly saddle IN the world 1t
is made of black leather, though n.ore
gold than leather is visible. and 1t los,
$4,000. It is really four saddles in
one. being used on horses harnessed
b the royal coach on state occasions
o1d occupied by four postiltors,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-10
BEARS IN YOSEMITE
NUMoGAs RETURNING 70 rHs,H
ANCESTRAL HOME.
ssen 70 D Aware Of Their immunity
Frem Death Or Capture and WILLING
y % Friendly Toward the Human
That Have suppIantsd Thorn.

"oO oooI nab come TO his S.n again
Aos. though his own comedies with Il
cnorished possession OF the United
States government, says . writer In
The 6aa Francisco Chronicle, his bear
ship 10 welcome and will not be mo
lestsd.
The return Of the bsar to Yosemite
valley not only adds interest, but II
also directly justines the name Of the
valley. Before the white man came,
says tradition. Z young brave, armed
only with q club. had q CONFLICT with
monster grizzly under the Royai
Arches. The battle was long arl
osfce; the terrific claws and the crush
lng hold Of the giant bear we're re,
~ the slender young hero with light
not evasion. now to this side. now 10
That, With an occasional blow deliy.
srsd vita all the force Of his strong
efns- Again and again be psrried In.
slant death. and struck at the dripping
Aws and the great skull till at last
10 gave the death blow and the snarI
ING brute sunk to the ground. Then
- returned to the tepees OF bis tribe
and told Of the deed.
His fellow tribesmen gave the hene
the name Yosemite (large griIzly
sear). and In the march Of time his
essesodaats. the tribe. and their val
~ Ao0o took q the name
olneo IN unss have changed IN
- ~ o1sgraa valley al with the
o1iaae vAo soes 1vs.t hstw .sn Yo
se011ss slnDsa1eas walls vent the
~ oAoe vh3eA shared with then.
What nature gave to all her mountain
caildfoa. Bat last year there was .
recrudeeceace Of bruin In the 70
semise. Late In the fall two showed
themselves and one was trapped. The
other retrsatod shyly to the shadows
whence hs came. but rsappearsd n,
:imes. uneasy. sinking. TO seek food
OF human production. This season the
bear t,be seems to have returned Ia
earnest All summer long two cinna
mon bears have frequented the ricini
~ Of Glacier point. making regular ex-
plorationa near The little hetal in
search Of food.
A month ago . camp. maintained
BY . carpenter at work on Fl Captain
bftdEe. was entered At night ard de-.
spoiled Of various edibles suited to
bruins appetite. With the advent OF
autumn and especially since the heavy
storm. the bears are leaving the higher
mountains and Incidents have multi.
piled. Tracks Of single bears and OF a
o1Ar vtth = cub have frequently bean
e0uAd on the road at the foot OF Fl
Captain and Z bevy OF children out on
Z Saturday frolic on horseback n
eAaa locality returned abruptly with an
>aeited bear tale.
1vefy IN days Indians tell Of nee
Ing one o. more and a few days ago
tArse child sen going to school at noon
net . fall grown bear, which turned
and. sittins up In ssciable fashion
looked At them in wide.eyed curiosity.
IT, tracks measured eight inches. The
sans day I've different persons saw
another bear ambling through the or
ehaed near the old HutchinEs cabin in
D3a1a view Of the village.
The new Yosemite beafs seem to
- aware Of their immunity from hre-
arms within the national and state
parks end ars not In The least bsllissr
sot
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-10
WESTERN UNIVERSITY.

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and State Industrial
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Dressmakng and Plain Sewing Cooking Laundering
Farming and Gardening
Splendid Location HeAhiul Cmste
and Thorough Teacher from the leading schools Of
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INFORMATION: For all
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Quindaro. Kansas.
lBen Phones Once White 1902; Re-. Wexl
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-10
His Il. COWDEN.
Hair Dressing
PARLORS,

Shampooing. cutting and curling.
All hair work made to order. Hair
tonics, scalp treatments. manicurinE:
stage wigs for rent for theatrical css
or mask balls Cheapest switches, so
cents Goods delivered out OF the city.
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Phone 1897 Olive.
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News of the lntermountain Region
American Fork News
Special to The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, Nov Sc. VI.
Clarke, supervisor OF the NaSatch ma
uonol forest returned TO salt Lake cry
this district with Forest Ranger. William
McGee, During his stay here the range
oyer by M fe
closing up for the winter Of large por-
ton OF the Salt Lake forest.
NJ. O.. Randolph returned home last
evening from Canada, where he has spent
the past month on business.
Elmer Chadwick OF this city and Miss
were united in marriage last Wednesday
at the home OF the groom's parents. MT
and Mrs. Thomas Chadwick. The young
couple Will make their home In this city.
The American Fork high school football
team yesterday defeated the South Jordan
high school team on the park grounds b.
The American Fork Commercial club
is preparing for banquet on Wednes-
day, November Il, at which will be for
n1ulated plans for the advancement Of the
city,
Funeral services over the remains Of
Bert Grant who died from heart fall.
meeting house Thursday. The services
were well attended. The interment took
place in City cemetery.
turer, who is touring the west, spent part
OF the past week IN this city. during
which time she visited all Of the public
SClOolS one WIS wen plSdSeO Will IE6
manner of conducting the schools here.
On Friday OF the past week the flrst
carload OF dry-farTp wheat ever shipped
from this aection was sent out Some
two years ago dry farming was COM
menccd upon a IL yc scale IN the Cedar
valley country by farmers of this end OF
the county. and during the past year their
efforts have been well repaid.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Lucy A Sroddard OF Lehf and
Eddie Lee Of this city. which is to take
place on November 10 at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Ada Stoddard. They
VIII make thoir home in this city. Both
are very popular young people.
James ChiPman. ST.: OF Salt Lake has
just returned home after a short stay in
this city. While here he attended the
meeting OF the directors of the Bank OF
American Fork, OF which he is president.
One subject which was discussed at this
meeting was the commencement OF work
upon the construction oil a modern bank
ing house on the corner Of Main and
Center streets. The ground was pur-
chased some time ago.
Mrs. Virgil Groo OF this city returned
home last evening from the Lattcr-day
Saints hospital, where she receptly UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis. She
is regaining her health very rapidly.
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FORESTRY HEADQUARTERS
WILL SOON BE OCCUPIED
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN Nov. s.-When District For
ester Clyde Leavitt arrives in Ogden on
Tuesday. accompanied by his bride. to
whom he was married last Thursday at
Houston. Texas. he Will find everything
shape, The twenty-s six offices in the
First National bank building, which will
be used by the department as district
headquarters until the completion OF the
Forestry building, are about ready for
occupancy. Furniture has been installed
in each OF the offices. the major portion
OF the work being done during the past
week.
The clerical force, which will handle
the business of the district 10 be located
here, will be brought from Washington.
Most OF the force will arrive before the
first OF next month. The supply depart
ment of the headquarters will remain at
the old Simmons warehouse on Wall ave-
nue. until the new buildings TO be erected
for the department are completed,
The blue prints for the new block OF
buildings TO be erected for the exclusive
use OF the Forestry station by Fred j..
Kiesel have been completed and local Of
ncials appear well pleased with the pro-
posed plans and Specifications. The
building win be erected at the corner of
Lincoln avenue and Twenty-fourth street
The structure will be 4Sx12j feet In d.
mensions with capacious basement and
four stories high. The three top floors
will be divided Into thirty apartments for
the clerical force and will he one OF the
most modern and up -to-datc office build
ingS In the West.
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SESSION Of COUNCIL
MAY Be LIVELY ONE
Electric Alley Proposition Ex-
pected to Come Before
the SolOns.
Special TO The Tribune

special TO lhe Irlpune.
OGDEN, Nov. s.-Mondey evening s
session of the city council promises to be
lively one. The report OF the police
committee on conditions now existing In
Electric alley. Ogden's red light district,
is awaited by the people OF the city with
interest and will probably be submitted
at this meeting. Just how far the COM
nittee will go IN Its recommendations TO
abate some Of the glaring evils OF this
district cannot be foretold, but It is un-
derstood that all OF the .acts in connec-
ton with the mismanagenaent OF the red
light section have been investigated by
the members OF the committee.
Another matter which has been giving
the council as a whole some trouble Is
the appointment of an additional patrol
man, as recommended by the chief of
police, Two weeks ago. There are several
who are anxious for the job, and politics
as usual has cut some figure n the de-
liberat1ons OF the council on who the
appointee should be. AT tine same time
the city council is cognizant OF the act
that resolution was passed several
months ago at the time OF the discharge
of the three Catholic policemen, agree
Ing that these men shall be given the
preference when the force Is Increased.
Unless the matter is threshed out In a
meeting OF the council as a committee of
the whole prior to the regular session on
Monday, some lively debate Is expected.
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LOCAL OPTION LAW
IS BEING DISCUSSED

BOISE, Ida, Nov. Snow that the
election IS over there is considerable
legislature, Republican. will enact To-
cal option law. The Republicans, In state
convention, pledged such a law and the
wiseacres Of the party hero declared that
such q one would be put upon the statute
books OF the state. There are many who
claim that such law would work In
jury TO business generally, while others
assert that IL would improve business
conditions by putting money into more
legitimate channels.
IT is evident that the question Of local
option will be the au-absorh!ng question
at the coming session OF the legislature,
with the question OF a direct primary
law close second. While the Republi-
cans In convention did not pledge such
a law. il was made an Issue in the cam
paign and Governor Brady and most
of the Legislators chosen last Tuesday
have announced themselves In favor OF
the direct primary. However. Hepburn
and his kind will fight such measure.
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Ogden Briefs.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. S.-A meeting OF the Og-
den Christian league was held at the Ellss'
hall Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock. 4
programme OF music and speaking was
rendered.
The fire laddies of the local depart
nent have been presented with several
Bros grocery and the cave Drug com
pany for their successful efforts In saw
Ing a serious conflagra rion, which beta n
In the grocery store early Friday morn
ing.
Plans are being prepared by local archl-
tects for the erection OF an apartment
house at the corner of Adams avenue and
Twenty-hfth street. The building Will be
erected by the Peery estate. The plans
show modern structure of six tve-room
apartments and six three-room apart
rnents. The building Will be three stories
high and have frontage Of 100 feet on
Adams avenue.
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/ NATIONAL OF
OGDEN IS FAVORED
d Designated as Deposi-
j for Funds in Fourth
I Forestry District.

q ICON @ Nov. s.-The First Ma
3lSu ogden. Utah. has been
pnk depository for the funds
|fd rs rssf reserves In tbs fourth
ifol ,ust created. which VIII
difti- southern Idaho. western
tia northwestern Arizona. The
8 ano ~ ~ the fourth division Will
Ian rasn. The total receipts ir9th tI ioI-
'lnl' 'im ssn,ount to $4,000, 600. the ever r,
nrch district being from Ss'o,UoV
"a ~ The repositories VIII receive
~ ,6liected after December !.
~ I!srsas,tn-,es will receive all remit
NE government for use OF
cns c1as, december !, and deposit
A.Ss ~, credit OF the treasurer OF
Ststes. According 10 the plan
- ~ hsan approved by the treasury
- ypben timber sale. stock
'en. = ..rsoisI use application Is made
ot eprnsTyisor will Ill out g letter
,sssI In duplicate and tell the
4 - remit the amount directly 30
y ntsory. ~ Remittances will De by
csses,or postai order, ard payable
'prr Va since forest supervisors are
"a ~ Ia receive money. The letter
rss;t,si is virtually q deposit slip
nsnv % the remittance. The dupli-
= as rnss 10 the district fiscal agent.
|;tjscces will be assembled and
~ ef tho end OF each day, and
" %qsrfificate OF deposit made out
ksrT and mailed TO the secretary
,s,erry, Ia This plan, IL is claimed.
ME business both for users OF
"a the district forester, and also
~ [1esIo]e 10 deposit the receipts in
tsnEs and help the circulation in
.tIon whsre it is originally spent.
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WELL-KN0WN RESIDENT
OF BRIGHAM is DEAD
Special 10 Tho Tribune,


BRIGHAM CITY. Nov. S.-A telegram
was received by relatives here at 2.30
this afternoon TO the effect that Peter
Olson OF this city had met death by ac-
cident today at Burley. Ida The mes
sage gave no details TO how the accl-
dent occurred or the nature Of the ac-
cident.
Nr. Olson was living on homestead
in the neiehborhood OF Burley. ana
had spent a great deal OF time there the
past two years. Mrs; Olson. who resides
in this city, WAS visiting her husband
and was undoubtedly with him a. the
fatal moment Mr.. Olson was very promi-
nent In this city and also the whole coun-
ty having taught school for several years
in different parts of the county. Mr.. Oh
son was In the furniture business here for
two years prior TO homesteading near
Burley.
The unfortunate man about 30
years old. He left Il widow and two
adopted children, besides "a host OF rola-
uves and friends, to mourn his untimely
death. The remains win be sent 10 this
city tomorrow, when arrangements for
the funeral will be made.
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BROTHER OF LYNN OTIS
COMING AFTER YOUNG NAN
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. S.-A telegram has been
received by Sheriff Wilson from a broth
er OF Yong Lynn Otis, now confined In q
from mental arrangement stating that he
would arrive In Ogden Monday or Tues
day to take charge Of the unfortunate
young man.
ohs's condition is puzzling one TO
those attending him. At first 1t was be-
lleved that the treatment given to pa
tients suffering from temporary aberra-
ton caused by sudden changes OF altitude
would be efficacio In his case. but the
young man does .,"' improve. Through
the efforts OF County Physician Gordon.
who is attending OTIS the address OF a
brother, who is a practicing physician in
New York was learned and he informed
Of Otis's condition.
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|fRICAN FORK
MINING NEWS

/ b The Tribune,
rIcAN FORK. Nov. s,-The leas-
~ wild Dutchman mine, located in
X Fork CANYON, are engaged In
'.1re new tunnels and other neces-
~ before the extraction OF ore
4 bsrlm. During the period of
|6s mine was In the hands Of the
a kasers, the ore was extracted
a iunneIs and wines. which made
~ Isborlous task and cost consid-
tefore the ore was landed on the
. and .i Is to overcome this thnt
n ieasers have undertaken to con-
iba new tunnels. Owing To the
|jfude OF the mine, II can be
. a all periods OF the year, max
rosslbIe 10 ship ore during the en-
<scn.
n suhstsntia quantities Is being
# 10 the smelters by the Mtllar
4 company, which is extracting a
9llty OF lead carbonate,
Uhfrlwind company is still ham
IT zxay with all possible haste to
d the ore bodies which it is
h lie in its territory. inasmuch as
.Ichman leasers have followed a
IDS, Of fine galena ore. within a
[|stancc OF the Whirlwind lease.
0re body is still holding out very
. II Is very probable that 1t enters
1IfVlnd ground.
Ehadwick. OF the Wasatch Range
company came down from that
N during the past week. lie has
|16le fnith in his ground and feels
VII shortly prove very promising
n. II Joins the Milkmaid lease,
lich ore Is now being extracted.
5llyer Flatr Mining and Milling
q has, during the past week. come
|4 assessment No. II OF 81 per
rl ahares. This company has been
De most faithful workers the can
boast OF. having continually
me property fer the past FIVE
Ihls last assessment will provide
y funds for the winter campaign.
ihe past month q change In the
N Of the tunnel which the COM
pnning was taken, with the re-
tney almost Immediately opened
.ne1ali5ed vein. which is inlprov-
>9asacer very rapidly as depth is
b the Mineral Flatt power plant
nprcssor is progressing rapidly and
yed that good weather will con-
short time longer In order
nsy be completed and placed In
petore the deep snow makes
ION work impossible, The plac-
2mlnission Of the power plant Is
important factor in connection
property, as 1t will enable the
70 make. very good hcadway
RsBe working tunnel which Is
ructed- The Mineral FTatt
~ iocatsd at the head OF the
snd Is therefore shut up tight
~ winter months. and in order
~ night continue during this
9moiested, ali necessary equip
ping rushed TO the mine. TO
iIy them through this iso-
. The working tunnel which
tun is IN about 700 feet, with
200 feet farther TO 20 bo-
strike the assure which car
msn grade galene ore. to the
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votes From Murray.
Ia -Ths, r.r

a. NO; Nov, s;-E. II. Clark, super
,rsn rr Masatoh range. returned Sat
|lberr business trip throughout
m wp pelt OF The state. He viii
irs,eeh ,or Big Cottonwood can
'Dec' mat portion OF his dis
4 (,iise egstion is over the busy little
nj Is resnmIng It's former ac-
ne rni,,ss,u Nj ,ss,uellermcn have stopped
4 Ssyerni rJes and are busily engaged
6,m,dsr ,dss,aoualiy forging to the front
: Soj,nnent line. Al the prcsen; ;
a b,y,eJ,Mine places OF amusement
"A .bo,,sass One electric theater.
IN suss, s,,s, three dance halls, and
@iion 'oture, skating rink Wi be-
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LAURELHURsT

Eoly the East Bench ;s 4bo
Sal. S- desirable and attractive
|orsrt, Lake City for fine resi-.
sy. |yss.s Millions of dollars are
d pu paur IN Federal Heights and
d ia ISatN !! additions, were will
'ue linest homes in Salt Lake
S S'fSnse fS;S e., amount OF capital ex.
~ NJ district is bound to make
bidiv ;ae "a; East Bench properly
hons ~ ~ pva,ue. Federal Heights
|io se s9o park a6drk ground is selling at
/ d on,s n,I,VvV per acre; LAUREL.
|prowalSy SIly o lew blocks away from
4 ga arS additions, is on the same
"a ~ mas all the same nafura,
'St. ana oven nj the prcsnnt
N purchased at s50n 1ove, ne,
jots' ss'e IS the same size as ne eipbt p :
snSaST y will be worth as = i9I ro,nh IN
y the valley. ''' DO niuch
psIl pl 70 =, sec the propertv call
d Son slo9. Ind. 1877: and we
lss.' over the properly in in our w
ESS;RsLEs ES;saL 15, & souLEs CO..
SsI, 4o4 Atlas block.
i-eEe City, Utah.
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SANTAQUIN DEMOCRATS
STILL "STANDING PAT"
Special TO TIE TrIbune.

SANTAQUIN. Nov. S.-Now that the
excitement OF the election has about
passed, II Is reasonably sure that the de-
feated ones In the late contest are speak
ing the sincerity OF their convictions.
All the Democrats here who have been
interviewed say that Notwithstanding
apostolic harapGues and desperot te ap-
pcals from the other church officers have
been heard by everybody in the state OF
Utah. here 245 Democrats have remained
faithful to their party.
Therefore they claim that It was vic
tory for them. They also say that they
will have 10 align themselves with a
party that cannot be swaycd Into line to
vote for lot Of self-interested men be-
longing 20 another party.
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other matters with which the incom
ing administration will have TO do.
1t is understood that Mr.. Brady S
message TO the legislature Will have
some attention at this conference and
pledges made by'the party In the cam
paign Just closed will be thoroughly
discussed The organization of the
coming session OF the legislature will
be considered az this time, it is
thought. Slagstope of Bonner county
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Pleasing Programme.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov S.-Au excellent pro-
gramme OF vocal music was rendered az
the First ward meeting house tonight az
q meeting OF the Young Womep.s Mutual
Improvement association. The pro-
sran1me was under the direction Of Prof.
Squire Coop. Among those taking part
were Mrs William Harrison, Miss Will
cox and Nessrs. Nephi Ogden, llngpert
Anderson, and others.
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First Conference Held.
Special 10 The Tribune


OGDEN. Nov S-The first quarterly
conference OF the Ogden stake, one of the
three stakes created some time ago from
the old Weber stake, Was held at the
tabernacle Sunday, There WAS a large
attendance at both morning and evening
sessions. Apostle H3rum smith was the
priuciapl speaker AT the morning session
and Apostle Orson F. Whitney spoke in
the evening
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seems to have a clear field for the
speakership of the house, and it is cur
rent report that c. O. Dietrich of Po-
catello, assistant secretary of the Re
publican state committee, is to be Mr..
Brady's private secretary. II is the
general opinion that Barney o Neil can
have anything from ..lanitoT to the
United States sepatorship, However.
IL is believed he will be satisfied with
the Office of state hank examiner
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Mrs. Hassett Called.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. S.--After weeks ILL
ness from grippe, Mrs, Kate Hassett died
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs. E. \.
Conroy. at 57i Twenty fifth street, at
7.45 tonight. Mrs. Hassett left Ave chill
dren. Funeral arrangements will be
made later.
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Mrs. Clark Called.
TO The Tribune.

SpSClhI 10 nc iElouDe
SANTAQUIN. Nov. s.-Mrs. Mary Ann
Clark died at her homo here yesterday
at $3.50 p. m, II was hard blow 10 the
husband. who is left with ten children.
Eve OF whom are quite young. Mrs
Clark was sick only about week. Not
only the acighbors. but everybody, from
all parts OF the town, did ali they Gould
TO save her nfc. Tho cause OF dea:h was
typhoid pneumonia
Tho funeral win take place tomorrow.