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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
On Poitnat.

Oct par en- mort, fisIig Septem.
berunt, % Ell eniom, flor Stierne
lpitc ino / Grreliet, bpor aarl oa
&ilbclm Holiien laa og JOB llngoom.
mems 'un0e, Iterte og ultpIoige Sspr
- ia, oct itiI6e man tro; men iaa
bar oct III life olligepeI. 8or / mer
emo Ell SinlcS Sio bQpoe aarl liz.
get % |itirret op poo ocn bIinfel6e
Stierne. iom iprtcS at uinfe iua pen.
Zig til hon, % hans Sanfcr rum.
iterte ipria. mcgct iuri9 omfring.
Ga otaie Confer bar gnilife uuoer.
lige, iom Cutters ioo oftc er. iii.
ilut faite0e ban Seppet tiliioe % gap
GiIbeIm en- Cult / Sioen.
"Nu!" ioloe @iIbcIm % bar / set
famine lp5 paa1er.
"Nu, &ilbcIm lifer on S%ornirg?"
ga, boorbon bet?"
"gil on huoe li6t?"
Set fumoe life prre iaa prrit.
set"
Som. lao bcnter III"
"Spor?"
"@ortc hos anmIe Nuocrien; ser
iinbeS Ell bel Gel. Seq ion hm
iOog, ga ban orbciSeOe meo gifu.
bcrne fine. San bar taget Sterite.
porten til zig; men ser er enonu en-
bel 0cI i0ieu."
"Iu pil rel life itiGIe, 8nt2"
Error on fouife, at ban aipcr oS
nuaet goOpiaiat? Son cr oltfor
gierrig til Set. Teu ban oil life
Irage Ierfe til oct lille 8rano, pi
taarr.~
"Ga, Spperi or M Spperi oai9e.
bel, oct So."
ga, icg bill nj bare mig Iibt, ies
o."
90 anrI bcsunote at fsIc citer
alGrne fine.
Seq goor nnturligpiS mcS. Sec
bill Iigeiaa gierue bare Sonniug icg
ION OH; mcr oet er life rigtipt."
"gi tnger iaa umaooeIig IiSet, %
inaen oil babe nogct onot al oct.
Gar ioriigtis. Som an"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

4tFe4 HHHlI.s
grtoenitprmano meo BAN omborb
"grincfbiirn" ! 2 gar.@
NSeiITib?"
Spnrfes niffet. get er molten {
Var iiben MI; Oct bar Der lea msbt,
9ittp GaIe, en- al be peneIte, ON ifft
ben peneIte 1ige fom nogenfibe bar
pnret omborb ct Glib. Sun bapo.
p1ret Sru Sparfes MI, bpis set ifft
bapSe prret for Sen sIpnseIcm euo.
ipig."
"ssea, fer ou, aamIe Dale for.
fj9lte benoe, ban iogbe, bun bar for
goo Tor en- Sismano og ollie ben.
lla9s cling, ban nilbe bun ifuIoe aifte
itg meo en- Sanofrabbe, o. oa Sfibet
laa | Sionep, pIeiet 2apteinen at
ipaoiere omfring meb fin Srue o.
0atter, % bpor Ser bar en- feitIia
S~ammenfomit, funbe man bore gam
Ife liffer pna, at aapteinen meo Ssrue
og Satter par | SarpanSet, og
"@amlingen" forismte aIoria at Iaoe
Solf faa pioe, at en- af @ittps Ganter
boboe teitamenteret benoe en- gro
poa 500 Tunb Sterling aarIig for
Sepetioen, naar bum Dor Bit mpnoia.
ggnen loffet naturligpis og mongen
en- Wobcr meo siitefaroige Conner
fatteoe ianban Snteresie for 4ittp,
at oct bar rent unberIig. Ser fom
Serifabspogner neb til Sfibet bper
Sime pna 9ngen; Der blep arrange.
ret Sbeielifaber, @aaer os aIe ben.
iIags cling, iaa set tililut bIep e, rem
Slage.
Ger bar iier en- SIR, Iom bapoe
iaa flor Snteresie for 3ittp Gale, at
oct bar rnrt, at life "@amIineen"
6lep 9rserlis; men mel, ban feIte
fig tpertimoo glab ober oct belle. Oct
pareoe life lGnge, for Sarris, Stpr.
manoen og ieg funoe giennemifile
Sprer, ifjsnt ban bar ligeiaa Iiitig
iom en- bel gognlaoning Ibefatter
t%iliammen @i fanbt ienere no, bill
fen Slpngel ban bar.
San faIote iig @rep bon 9uSpie,
men ban par life mere @repe, emo
&offen er Stprmaib. Gu peo on,
gamle Sen, at oct er iielben ieg fsler
mig eraerlig, men oct gioroe mig
birfclig GrgerIig at bore Sru Gale
ug "8amlineen" imierr @repen; oct
par @repe Der og @repe Der, fra BON
fcm omboro % til ban gift iIanb
igien.
"8uoifeIop," iagoe Sarris, TO Ga-
&c fsr hi ieiIeOe, mn ifal hi inart bli
fpit benne epentpreren.~
Ien Sarris fit Dog life &et oaigc.
bel, for On Worgenen, BEN Dag hi
ifnIbe ieile, fom en- @ogn fisrenoe neo
til Sfi6et % iatte 8repen % aft bans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
Orore til at arreitere oen gasiaaer,
lom De bar omborb.~

Srore til at arreitere ben gasiaaer,
lom De bar omborb.~
"@repen2" siipeoe ~@amIinoeu1.
Sit'peftsren imilte. ~gsea. Ssiit.
9reoe," ipareoe ban, "bet fan 10 pr-
re, at BON bar prGienteret fla iom
iaaban for Dem, men BET iioite ri
bsrte fra BAN por, at ban oiprbe
Sieneite : iom Spoarter poa SoteI
"eeoric", til ban forouftet meo H..
600 Dollars, tiIberenbe SberIt gib.
more, Den omerifanife Iiqionpr."
Get mna abioliit bare en- SseiIto.
gelie," iagoe "@amIingen", iSet han
iaa meget rlpffeIig no.
"Wei, fet life iparebe SSsnIpeftsren.
ri fnlste bans Spur iao Ianat iom
til Sionep, men hi fom forient, for
Sfibet bar allerebe afieiIet. Moor b,
er feroig meo BAN Der, bill ban BIT
ienot til giterrise / anIeonina noaIe
ganfbeoragerier, foruoen bette bar
BON ogiaa en- Iiben Tegnina at aisre
op meo lin Some % fire gsrn, iom
ban rsmte fra Ser"
"Qen Sfurf!" roa6te ssr1 Gale.
icm bapoe bort poa &onperiatiunen.
San bet bore muIig, at ban bar
giort Iaa meget Rar al os?"
"Sois oct er Zen til noaen SrsIt,
8rue, bill ieg bare iioe Gem, at De
life er Den eneite al De mango" iogoe
Snipeftsrert.
StaffeIs Sru 9aIel Seq bcfIaeet
benoe meget, Ga Dor Gasiaaer bleu
fert iIanb; boiIfe SsleIier @reuen
bapoe, gao leg life tGltfe paa. Sar-
ris, tror ieg, brpooe iig life en- Sntl.
le ON oct. Get bapbe ban gobt al,
Den Sfurfen, iom Ieoer Salpparten
al fin Sib pe0 Soffet," bemerfebe
ban meo en 8rimaie."
Sparfes' Sort9aing bIep pIu6ie.
Zig afbriot al llofi9smanoen, iom
meIote Santerne paa gngboros
gaig.
"aqrigbt Sparfes = hi bar pore
rebe gobt ipnIig Ter ieg Z men fig
mig, boor blep oct al &ittp?"
"aa &ittp," iparebe Sporfes, bun
bIeb gift meo meb Socf Sapis, Sfip.
peren paa "8orriSbroofe", ben beoite
6pr, iom nogeniirbe bar eouet poa
en- aommanoobro. Sans Glib er nj,
paa Gei fra Iep Oorf til Tiper
glate, og bois hi faor anIeoning til
at msbe benz ifuI ieg ~preientere big
for Dem begge."
"Iu bar hi 2 @Ias," Iogbe
Sparfes. "S1t ifal bel neb MI, teen.
fer ieg."
"@oonat," ionrebe ieg, og ie9 9if
tilfsis, brsmerbe ON Sporfes, 8ittp
Gale, og Sllren paa "9rincfburn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

ulin foritc Siipepiiitats.
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Sa, for os | gniombeoen bIer
bet 4 6eitooee fra @oraeu til afteu
- 6eitoase, Tom ieg aIbrig oil glenn
me.
ga airfefIofferne SsnSag Wor.
gen bapoe ringt iammen. itremmeoe
6olf til fra ale aanter. Oct bar Set
| 0alen. Oct bar feitfIGbte Sfarer,
iom bros til airfen ioag = beige.
flGbte MGno - DC 9Ibite Gubber |
iolioe graa SabmeIsfIGber - oct
lpier at pofre, friife Sfaut. Ssit
oppe | Saarnet ipeioer gamle Ole
Singer no al @luggen, for r,aar ban
fan ie giipen og Treiterne / greite.
grinoen, ifaI ban ringe.
aIine-fIang, flins-fIane Ipber
oct faa bsitoeIig uooper Soler, .og
Der fommer giipen meo @ulofors
paa 9rpitct % iaa Brcpit og Brett
oponcr 9irfeaulpet ---
Get er Set / 9aIen og Seitio /
Sierternel
airfen er onerfpIot, % mart lpoer
Solmeiansen friif og inberIig. 81.
ter greiteHs Gale begpnber Sperbe.
rineen. ltrgerne or 10 libt generic,
iom rimeIigt er - set err life areit
at ioare ielpe 9iiper, % mangt ct
Mooerbierte banter: fro ON @rtten
gipr betOe sGre ioog.
lloeuior airfeoeren er Ser mango,
Tom bill billie poa giipen. GGpe Ell.
ter HGpe rpffeS frem. - "Siaa on
er Soma til giipen, on - ieg bar
oiaer fit Ell @iipinoe for" Oct
lpier of mintre Sn1iI og Nif - Sol
@lGbe og Seitl
Smart iiober SlGgt og @enner oa
ipiier al ben meobrngte 9iite runot
ON | Stierne og noe / oct grsnne,
mems 9iip, Eropit % Treit meb fine
8ruer begiuer Zig inc til giipemib.
oagen. geb Stegen iIaar ieg paa
nit @las % boIoer fsIgenoe Gale:
"Sor nogIe anr iibcn por icg iom
"forIooet" pna ct Sanatorium, bpor
en- al @iGiterne oigtet fslgenoe:
SGnf, rlanr engdrg ser bIir IiiitotS
ad on 8eroen,
Naar @iipen fontmer | al fin Stas -
"a on Seroen,
GA maa bun iiboe Ser iom itip Raoam
meo Siege uonf baabe So oa Gam -
III on geroenl
Seq bebeoer nof life at II "aa on
Geroeu", for meo @iifppen og giip.
inoen fom Der noeet Init os paffert
mo | Siemmet 0. I. b."
8iipens Sportole bar rsrenbc:
ban gnifebe nof life at bore noaen
@liiemanb. -
On Ifetnen bar Ell Gel AT gps.
ocnS 8oIf bllben til EreItegaaroen,
og @iipirocu lang oa ipiIte mango
Oafre WeIobier og SnImer. gen
Int OH ipnqe op at, @iipinoe, Sen bar
ioo npoeIig u%affer; - at on bar iIigt
@taol on on, iom or iaa g%anrn1oI,"
lpoer oct ira ganle Ger MeobiGlper
- % @iipinOcn lang. 9e eamlc
8ltbber bcroppe / 6ielSSnIen glenn.
mer bit alorig Sen pofre Gang, og
SomoTrct meO giipens og Trop.
items, % aIbrig bill ieg beIlcr gIemme
min feritc @iipebiiitots" og bcn
noble, eIi~tourbige, fine 9iip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
6repen ca
Sfipperoattercn.

Sparfes funSc aItiS fortpne en- aoo
Sfrsne; ban bar eft @eni / BEN &et.
ming. Seq bar ofte tGnft, at bpis
Sparfes bopoe ppret aniat iom He6.
orbeiber | ct GittigbeosblaS iiteoetfo,
at bore Sismmtb, iaa pilbe bans
Sremtib bore iifret. Siltrobs for,
at Sparfes bare bar Sismano | San.
belsmorinen bar bans Sierne iom
en- gffumulator; etitebs | Sierne.
fallen bapbe ban en- 9pnamn Tom
ipntes at bGre melt aftio, naar ban
lob; for lea lagbe Mprfe til, at al
brig iaa mart bar ban paaonet, for
bans Sierne ipntcs at renoe oper al
gobe Sfreucr. SpiS ma baobe paa.
taget Jig at regrre iammen aae De toll
RICE 9etaIier al bans uoitrafte %
icrifieaige OplepeIier, iaa piIoe man
bore fonmet til set Geiultat, at oe
bapbc bGrot for iaoban omfring en-
80 aar, fer ban blep fsbt. 81 nts'
Der mango unoerIiee Solf paa Sisen,
life ianot?
Som Si6mano bar ban, ON man
iaa maa iige, aItfor prGciS og nsiag'
fig; ban u0iatte iig aIbrig for nogen
Giiifp, TIL / Iapigationen bar ban
me9ct rsiogtig. Som &egel tog oct
bnm Ell goO Del lGngere Sio END De
andre at iinSe ct Sfibs 9oiition, men
naar ban I. Gr. regnebe no, at Sfs.
BET por 90 8raber Spb % 80 Gro
Der @eit, ioa funoe mar bore iiffer
paa, at oct ltenlte.
SIT bare en- ioaSau Sfibsfnmerat
omboro er life iaa ilbe; iipr | ben
Ionae Sio, ri bar inmmen. Set tientc
iii at brpoe gnsformigbcbpn.
Gette oor Dor treble Sur til Tiper
9Iote, % ieg por life | noget goot
@unor, ga leg iaa fra groen efter
SporTeS, iom ifulSe ofleie mig. vi
bopbe nCtop iat Dor Gurs ipooper ira
SiniIterre, ga BET Hog otte @las, %
Sporfe8 fom op for at tage Ssrite-
ragter.
GnfeItc SoIf er frpatelig iene oeb
49,
Slils5ninaerne, % beitanbig fGroige
til at baloc paa, at &loffen er Bit
"itiaet". Den ianlcbes bar oct life
ireb Sparfcs, iom fom ipringenoe op
Srappcn meo ire Grin ob Sanger.
Giterot bope let Iiot r,irot / Sori5on.
ten % foitct ct glif paa acmpasiet,
Gioe. % SopIontcrncrne, iplrgte
ban eftcr "@amlingcn".
~Snu ait neo peo 6 8Ias" ipareoe
jee. ger er Spret paa Sizes SSIano.
San snifet at iaa Ell fire Strgs
Selling al Ben, 90 Lao BAN pioe,
raar Scn fomlner tp9rs. Suif paa
at eipe @rifco ON at p9ffe BAN peo
Z @In&, buis Ser life ifuIoe fpmme
Gage I @eacmtioen. Solo goot 10.
FIG for 6iifere % itpr goot unSaf."
"aariabt." iasoe Sparfes, "9n
ifoI bel oaa neS nlt fan leg tGnfe."
"So,~ ioateSe iee, Fire Elmer paa
@rocn poa oisie Sreooegraoer err I
Hegelcn nof for Dc flete. Den, iom
pil bare mere, maa barre Ell Siim'
rion. Men bporIeScs ier Den me
clipper uo9 On bar 10 iorct Tleo
bom ier?"
So" ipareSe Sparfes, LEG bar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
News of Interm0untain Region
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
PAY CAR Is COMING

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. l9.-Eor the first time
in several months the pay car of the
Southern Pacific viii arrive in Ogden
about December l 10 pay the employees
in the various departments of the COM
pany.
The general custom is 10 pay of the
employees Of the road by checks, which
are sent TO the heads of each depart
meut every month for distribution. The
pay ear. however, which Is in charge of
+. y. Newell paymastcr. goes over
the entire system once in while TO
keep in touch with the payrolls N
each department and prevent any fraud,
ulcut efforts 10 draw pay for . straw
men. whose names may be substituted
on the payroll by some dishonest en-
ploYcc.
The employees Of the Southern Pa
ciic are usually paid Off on the twenty
second of each month, but tho delay
i'm the arrival of the pay car VIII de-
fer the payment of October checks
until sari" in Bccom Jht.
Superintendent r. {. Manson OF me
Southern Pacific went cast last night
and Will meet the pay car at Sparks,
New, aud accompany 1T back to TINS
city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
NOTES or EUREKA

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA. Nov. l9.-The Eureka Ju-
yenilG band is making rapid progress un-
der the leadrship OF Prof John :. john
SON and are already able TO play pretty
good grade of music. The little fellows
have selected the following officers 90
manage their affairs: President Standish
Jerman; secretary. Fred FulIridc; treas
urcr, Gus FRANKIE; librarian. Alexander
Brown; leader, Robert Homer: manager,
Bryan Henry; Instructor. Prof. s. John
SON
Is, y. c. Stott is erecting a handsome
two-story residence on his Church street
property.
The various bosses in the Knights
mine OF Tlntc this week presented for
mer General Superintendent John Roundy
with a handsome watch fob as n token
OF their esteem Tor him and a rcmom-
hrancc OF tho many years they were as
ISOLATED together The fob is manufac-
turcd from five buttons OF solid silver.
The first button was made from silver
taken from the Beck Tunnel mine, the
second from the Colorado. the third from
tho Iron Blossom, the fourth from the
Black Jack and the NTH, IlumbuE. MAX
ing very attractive and valuable SOU
vcnlr.
The local OF tho Carpenters and Joiners
union this week purchased the CrOnin
building on lower Main street, and win
remodel IL and make an up-to date hall
for the use OF thoN organization.
The work on the new sewer system is
progressing rapidly and a large force Of
men has bcon placed at work. so IL can
be completed by the close OF the present
year.
Tintic lodge No. III h. r. O. T.. are
preparing an excellent programme FOR
their memorial exercises 10 be hold In
their pavilion on the evening OF DcCcm
bcr ,.
Eureka is advancing rapidly along mu-
steal lines. IL has ono OF the finest bands
U the state. 4 juvenile baaI and a spcu-
lid orchestra and clec CluD. This week
n new musical organization WAS formed,
known as tho Eureka symphony orchCs-
ira, composed OF the following musicians:
Mrs. Crttendon piano; Mcssrs. Crlt!cn-
don and Bonner, violuS. Professor John
son. clarionet; Frank Bccslcy. cornct .
Professor Towers, trombone, aud Frank
Morley. drums and traps The orEduiZl-
ton will give a masquerade bail a. the
pavilion on the evening OF December H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Big Celebration Scheduled for Manti

Special To The Tribune
MANTI. Nov. 9.-Commcncloc Mon
day, November e., auG continuing for
three days, Manli viii celebrate the ad-
vent or the pioneers 10 this county. which
occurred lust sixty years ago. when a
perry OF about fifty families toc.< up tEcir
hill where the Manti temple now stands.
In order TO commemorate this event
properly the people ot Mauu have been
busy for months past in order that cv-
efYthlnG possible might be done 10 make
Founders week. ~ II has been named.
success. The various committees hov-
ing matters IN charge have left nothing
undonr that was within their power TO
make this the grand home coming week
for anyone who has ever called Mantl
home The irresistible appeal sent out
by the invitation committee 10 tho pio-
necrs and former residents Of Manti has
borne fruit, and adviCcs have been re-
cclvcd almost by the thousands saying.
II VIII hr there"
!. II. Hornune. who has had the mat
ter or securing railroad rates In hand,
announces that there viii bc a one-farc
rate Tor the round trip from all points
within the state 10 Manti and return.
Tickets on sale Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, November Il. - and 2& good
to return until Saturday. November e..
y reception committee consisting OF the
mayor. city council and other prominent
citizens, VIII meet all trains.
Tho pioneers. upon arriving, viii be cs-
rorted 10 the domestic science rooms IN
The high school building. where they viii
he served with refreshments: thence they
VIII be taken TO the council house. where
they will register and be assigned their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
NEWS OF EPHRAlM
srcclnI % Thc TrLbIne.

Special TO The Tribune.
EPHRAiM. Nov. 19.--Johu Ross. one oC
the pioneer residents of Joseph. sue
cumbcd 10 typhoid pneumonia after an
illness OF only week Mr.. Ross had
been feeling fine untit he was taken sick
with a cold about ten days ago. Udt diC
not think il OF n serious nature INT til
Saturday evening, when physician was
called in,
MI. Ross was one Of the highly respect
ed residents Of Joseph and VIII be great
r. missed by all as he was always willing
at any time to assist i'm both social and
religious affairs. Had nc lived until April
he would have been SiXty-oue years OF
age. He came TO Joseph with his fam
iy and WAS among the first settlers. He
was one OF the successful farmers Of that
vicinity and followed farming until his
death. He is survived by widow and
seven children. all being married but
Mary and Edwin who are still at home.
Those who arc married are Mrs. Nettie
Christensen OF Elsinore. Mrs. Lille Pat
terSon OF Beaver, Mrs. Clara Hopkins of
Joseph, Mrs. Lottic Fov OF Beaver. and
Joseph Ross of Austin. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been COM
petcd.
Many relatives and friends were in at
tendance at the funeral services OF the
little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wiford Chris
tcnsen. which took place at the family
residence yesterday afternoon. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
Provo News Notes

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Nov l9.-EdNard Caldwell
was arrested this morning on a warrant
charging him with battery on the person
of his wife. Mrs May Caldwell and when
arraigncd before Justice Noon he en-
tered plea Of not guilty. The trial was
set for November p. and Caldwell was
released pending trial on his own rccog
nizance
Fay. the seven-year-old daughter of
Mir and Mrs. NJ. II. Jacques. formerly OF
this city. died at Robinson, Juab CUunty,
yesterday, from rheumatic fever. The
body Will be brought to Provo FOR burar
and the funeral services win he held IN
the First ward meeting house on Satur-
day at / o'clock y. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. a. LovclCss Jr OF
Provo bench. lost an infant boy by death
yesterday. Funeral services viii bc held
Saturday at [ p. m. from the bcncn ward
house.
w. II. Ray. mayor-cIcct or Provo, was
the subject Of debate held ut the u. y.
university Wednesday evening. TIE sub
joct, rs tho election OF w. H. Ray for
the best interests Of the city" was de-
cidcd by the affirmative, and now Mr.
Ray can take his seat without any OBJ
lection on the part OF the college which
so ardcutly opposed his election
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
REASONABLE CORPORAL
PUNISHMENT FAVORED


OGDEN. Nov. l9.-Parcuis whose
children arc guilty of unbecoming con
duct IN the city schools were, given to
understand bv the city board Of educa.
ton tonight that when teachers admin
ister reasonable corporal punishment up
on those guilty of inlractious of the
rules. they Will bc supported in their
action hv the members of the board.
The matter was brought to the attcn-
lion of the board by Superintendent j.
NJ. Mills, who said that he had received
complaints from parents whose children
had been chaStiscd All of the members
of the board expressed themselves rs
heartily in favor of reasonable corporal
punishment.
Following the usual custom tho board
decided TO close the schools of the city
on Thanksgiving day until the follow
ing Monday. The duration Of the
Christmas holidays came up for discus.
sion. but was passed over until the next
meeting of the board.
Upon recommendation OF DR.. c. c..
Coulter, a member of the board. the
finance committee was instructed TO re
port upon the feasibility of erecting an.
crn part of the city 10 alleviate the
present congcsted condition of the
schools. Superintendent Mills reported
that some of the buildings were crowd.
ed to overlooking, and that from the
present increase in the attendance, the
buildings now in use Will not be able TO
AXE care of the attendance next year.
Miss Alice Bowen was elected secre-
tary of the board in place of Miss Ba-
ker, VINO will leave the employment Of
he board in a short time
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place 10 stop while I'm the city. Every plo-
neer viii be given badge. which VIII
entitie him TO FREQ admission 20 all nt-
fractions and festivities.
Tho three days celebration will DO d.
Yldcd as follows:
Monday November 2@-Bome- coming
day, assignments, renewing old aCquain-
tances. winding up with a grand concert
at night
Tuesday November 23-Pioncer day;
this day Will he given over TO a series
OF entertainments and amuscmentH. \
banquet VIII be given tho pioneers dur
ing the afternoon at the Manu opera
house.
Wednesday, November 2i-Governor's s
day; tho governor and party viii be here
and addresses will he delivered at the
tabernacle by the governor, ID. H. Chris
tcnscn, principal Of the Salt Lake City
schools and a. G. Nelson. state supcrin .
tcndcnt of public instruction, viii also
the carly history Of Mauti win be given
at the opera-house In the afternoon. \
dancing party concludes the day.
Elaborate preparations for decorating
the city arc I'm progress. All business
houses, as we'll as residences viii bc
decorated In the national cOlors. Let
tcringa in ColOrcd lights and otherwise
VIII be strung across Main and Dcpot
streets. welcoming the pioneers and other
visitors 10 the city, The tabernacle will
no decorated in n very unique manner
blankets and other things In this line.
The committee on relics has gathered to-
ccthcr collection OF old firearms.
wooden shoes. spinning wheels. OK yoltcs.
etc. which will be on exhibition during
the celebration
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IMPORTANT WITNESS
IN A MURDER Case
David Woods, a Negro, Said to
Know About Killing OF Spe-
ciaI Officer Riley.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov I9.-ln the person oil
David Woods, negro brought rack
from Boise, lGsno, today by Patrolman
Mohlman, tue police of the city are
satisfied that they have IN important
witness 10 the killing Of Special Officer
Riley in Salt Lake several weeks ago.
II is known that Woods was intimate
with both Drisllell and Kennedy. the
men held in connection with The muir
dor, and he is believed TO have been
;hc lookout for the Two men after the
officer was killed. IL is SAID that his
testimony Will connect Kennedy with
tho murder 10 which DriskeIl already
has confessed.
Woods was arrested n Boise at the
request Of the local officers on charge
of forgery. He is said 10 have forged
the name OF John L. Ritter across the
back OF a check MADE by II. l.. Griffin
and had lt cashed IN !Gis city about
the time that Driskcll SnOu ,hc Salt
Lake patrolman. Immediately after
the killing. Woods disappeared ard was
laier located al Boise.
Woods IS said 10 have been seen
with Driskell ard Kennedy on several
occasions &c Salt Lake and in this city.
\ clear case of forgery has been made
against him from the facts in the pos
session OF the officers. according TO De
tcctjVe james r. Fender. who worked
mp the case against the negro.
Tho prisoner is confirmed hop.
head and has already told several
different stories while under It's luhu-
cncc