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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR JAPANESE BANK
Institution Said TO Be in Bad
Financial COndi-
ton.
to The Tribune.


OGDEN. Oct 20.-Upou the petition
affidavit and complaint oil B. = Nishi-
mura. a depositor OF the Japanese Amer
lean bank Of this city, a receiver was
appointed 10 take charge Of the affairs
OF ihe Institution by District Judge
Howell today.
f, w. -. Brown. who received the APP
pointmcnt as receiver, presented a copy
state bank examiner, who was sent mere
Yesterday by Gov Spry 10 take charge
of the affairs Of the bank. but the bank
Examiner refused 10 turn over the affairs
ol the Institution 10 the receiver, The
latter made a report 10 District Judge
requiring Glazler to appear in court ana
show causc why hc should not be pun
ished for contempt, Pursuant TO TINS
rDrder Mr. Glazler made his appearance
fhis afternoon and was relieved of the
custody OF the banks affairs snd w. d.
Brown, the receiver. put In charge.
In his complaint Nishimura SAYS tha,
he has s2l2 on deposit in the bank. Jhat
q check for this amount was presented
Yesterday but the bank refused 10 cash
-. He alleges tha, there is about $40
poo due dcpositors by the bank and that
Institution with which 10 pay It's depos-
itors.
Mi 6town was named ss receiver after
a bond furnished bv n guaranty company
for So. 200 had been approved oy the
court. II had hccn supposed here that
the condition Of the local bank would
not be affected by the closing OF the two
bank in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
butt the complaint OF NishimUru filed to-
day indicates that the local concern Is
'iu bad financial condition also.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. independent $50.
ONE WOMAN WHO KICKS
BEFORE SHE is SPURRED

NEW YORK. Oct 20.-News of the
activity of customs officers at this port
apparently has been received by Amer.
leans abroad in more OF less distorted
form, Judging by letter received by
Mayor Mcclellan today from woman
in Paris and turned over to Collector
Loeb The letter SAYS;
Il am in receipt of letters telling of.
pinching. pokinc and being personally
felt of. If any one attempts 10 insult
me in that way I intend TO the best OF
my ability 10 knock him down and |
ask for police protection in so doing.
.'Tbere is no other land on this globe
in which Il decent woman is not per
fectIy safe ! have been in nearly
every country on the globe and have
met With consideration. kindness and
respect. ! make two exceptlons-Iur-
kew and Central America were not sale
for white women unescorted-but ono
could hire protection ~ both these coun-
tries and the new Turks and The Eng
lish governments have made these two
safe and comfortable for w0m-
en-. 1t is only in coming home that
was afraid; and | ask again for police
The letter is signed simply. ga
Woman Artist IN Paris.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
BOYS OF SIXTEEN IN
NICARAGUA SOLDIERS
Dispatches Received at Wash
iugtoD Hold Hope of Defeat
ing ReyOlutiOnists.

WASHJ NGTON, Oct, 20.--A dispatch
ment from Corinto, Nicaragua, that the
city is still in the control oC the Zelaya
government and that there has been no
fighting there. The dispatch adds that
every able bodied native over l6 years
old is under arms. The gunboat Mono
tombo IS at Corlpto, but is expected
TO sail at any time.
Minister Espinoza received a dispatch
from his government declaring that it
is strong enough 10 overthrow the rcvo-
luton.
The question of mail communication
between the United States and the east
ern ports Of Nicaragua, which have
been closed as ports of entry by the
government, is giving the officials here
some concern.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Quotes ALDRICH, BUT
STILL STANDS BY FRANCE

PARIS. oct 20.-Thc exact assurances
given by Senator Aldrich during his tc-
cent talks with government officials re-
sardinc Franco American tariff relations
and with particular reference 10 the in
depreciation OF section two OF the new
American tariff law. are revealed in a
book, out today.
NJ. Cruppi. former minister of COM
mercc. who favors active French CON-
merCial expansion in the book quotes
Senator .Aldrich AS saying that President
TaftS Interpretation of ''undae discrimi-
nation did not mean that France must
necessarily grant all her minimums. nut
only that the treatment Of American
products must he rcciprocally just and
reasonable, and that naturally IL was
expected that France would give the
United states the same treatment as
other active competitors In the matter
OF French trade,
NJ Cruppi adds that Senator AldrIch's
conciliatorN assurances are extremely
welcome. but that, after all. France must
first consider her own interests.
Nj Cruppj contends the policy OF ne
eotiation is the commercial policy Of the
future ana regrets that the United states
In ''hcr splendid isolation, snaps her
fingers the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
MAY Be REQUIRED TO
Do A LITTLE WORK
Report That Russian Officers
May Spend Winter in Bar
racks Causes Alarm.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 20.-The
threatening situation i'll Finland has
spread dsmay in st. Petersburg So
ci"ty, owing to the prospect Of the Off
GERS OF tho crack regiments of the guard
being called upon TO pass the winter in
the bleak barracks or tile cantonments
Of Finland instead Of psrtiCipa tineinE In
tn" gaicties attending the return Of the
court TO this city. There have been no
orders issued FOR tho dispatch of troops
TO Finland beyond those already on the
way 10 tn" grand duchy. according TO
an officer OF the staff. but word has been
passed To the officers of seven elite regi-
mcnts 10 hold themselves ready for
winter campaign.
Il is rumorcd that some of the regi
mcnts may leave here next week and
VIII be distributed by detschments in
the various towns.
y prominent Finnish official said TO-
day tlrat open resistance 10 Russia's de-
mand for au annual military contribu-
ton by Finland was entirely out OF the
question. lie believed there would sim
ply he a passive refusal To appropriate
money for the national defense. and
that there would be little headway made
I'm the collection of the amount until
that work was placed In the hands OF
the Russians The official considered the
annexation Of the eastern portion of
Niborg province settled and that this
would lead 10 the general emigration OF
Finnish residents TO the new frontier.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
THREE PEOPLE SLAIN
BY UNKNOWN MAN
Robbery Evidently Motive of
Crime: Murdered Husband
at First Suspected. !.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. 2O.-rhree
people were murdered by an unidentified
man near Kansas City. Kas. today. Alon-
10 Van Royer, his wife and sister
In law Miss Rose Mcmahon were the
victims. The women were found dead In
kitchen OF their home where they had
Deen working, Police suspected the hus-
band of the crime and began a search
Tor him. Late tonight his body was
found 200 yards from the house covered
with leaves, He had been shot through
the head. Mrs Van Royer was shot three
times and her sister six times.
Five hundred dollars in cash and a dia =
lnond rig that had been kept in a trunk
In the Van Roycr residence was miss
ing. Van Royer is said 10 have been
seen here with 4 stranger Tuesday. They
were drinking. The police believe the
man learned from Van Roger that he
had money at home and accompanied him
to his residence, and committed the
murders.
Sheriff Becker or Wyandotte county.
Mas, Is heading posse in search OF
the murderer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
DUPONT DENIES THAT
4 POWDER TRUST" EXISTS

NEW YORK. oct 2o,-Pierre s. Du-
pont, treasurer OF the l.. Dupont Dc
NcmouTs Powder company. which the
government Is trying to convict for al
legged restraint OF trade. under the Shor-
man antitrust law. took the stand to-
day when the suit was resumed here
before q United states examiner.
He told OF the merger OF the Dupont
and Latin X Rand companies but de-
Bicd there was any attempt to monopo-
He the powder business I'm the United
States. one great reason foV merging
the companies. he declared. was the
economy that would result. He denied
hat there was any destructive compeu
tive warfare carried on bv his company
against rival concerns. Nh Dupont said
his company had furnished the powder
used in all the wars of the United States
and other countries during the last cen
tuIy.
In 1902. he said. the company CON
trollcd 20 per cent Of the black powder
manufactured In the United states while
II per cent WAS manufactured hy COM
punics that the Dupont and Latin, &
Rand companies controlled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
BIDS ARE OPENED FOR
MURRAY CITY COUNCIL
Special to The Tribune.

IL MURRAY. oct 2O.-A very busy ses-
= sion was held by the Murray city coun-
fcil last evening In the council chambers
OF the city hall. a number OF bids
n were received last week and were opened
q last evening. The bids were for the con-
y struction OF the new roadway 10 the
teast of Murray. 10 be known as Second
& avenue. All the bids were filed. IT
Twas thought at first that the much-de-
q atlayed library communication would be
iiInesrthed last night but no such thing
a occurred This communication was for
~ wsrdei 10 the Murray council some lime
,arIsgo hv the Carnegie library board who
Mare dcsrious OF installing a library I'm
II Murray.
II The only compensation that Murray had
erto meet WAS that the city pay out
$500 q year for improvements and books.
S,The Murray council slept on the idea
h.afterwards, and as vet have not come to
"a definite conclusion. The council named
tx Election Judges last evening to act at
h|elecilon time. Those named were: In
Independent psrty-First ward s. Il. Lee
kand Henry Brown: Second ward. Charles
~ Estchel and ]. NJ. Wood, Third ward,
Wired Jones and Martin Peel. Fourth
trward. j. +. Freeze and Carl Raht: Fifth
r,ward Mike Mcmillan and David Pow
ell. Citizens party-FiTst ward, Henry
. 4Brown and Daniel Smith; Second ward.
IhTThoras Martin. Third ward, John Wood:
: rFourth ward--Ernest Godfrey; Fifth
nNard. Chris. Stevenson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HAVE VERY BUSY SESSION
,ecial TO Tho Tribune.


BINGHAM CITY, oct 20.-Thc board
cf countv commissioners of Box Elder
rnun,y mot yesterday afternoon in reg
ular session and disposed OF considerable
business MeSsrs. Eli and Marion Ander
kon of Boutwell, asked permission 10
thsnge public road running between
Bothwsll and Garland. The change was
lcniod.
Ill q Wright and Charles Kcmpton
eers appointed deputy road commissioners
Ipr LUcin and Clear Creek Road districts
70 serve under direction OF Road Com
Missioner r. y. PcIrCe.
The road commissioner recommended
hat the telephone poles Of the Bear
siver VALLEY Telephone company he re-
novcd 20 the side uf the road in River
ide. and the clerk was instructed to
iotiry the company TO that effect.
tCommisS ioncr Peircc reported his in
festiEation Of the roads between Park
Talley and Junction, and between Monu-
nent and Promontory and recommended
hal they hc repaired at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
FINE TAXIDERMISTS IN
The ROOSEVELT PARTY

WASHINGTON. Oct 2O.-Eyery one OF
the skins IN the collection OF Roosevelt
trophies received here from Africa has
been found 10 be In good condition by the
taNidermisLs OF the Smithsonian institu-
don. The first lot that arrived here two
months ago was in an excellent state Of
preservation. and the second consigI-
mcnt that came last week Is proving to
nave been Just as thoroughly picked
Some OF the trophies are declared to
be among the most magnificent spccl-
mems that have come into the possession
OF tho institution,
With some OF the skins came n COM
plete set OF bones. upon which they will
he mounted. I'm that way the mount will
be extremely correct, as the skeleton Is
an aid To the taXidcrmist in getting the
animal lfclikc, both in respect to size
and form.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Robbed by Negroes.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. 20.--tld Euuuct. a
Frcuchman, was held UP and robbed III
an alley at the rear OF tho Central hotel
carly this morning by two negroes. y
valuable gold watch and small sum OF
money were taken from the foreigner. \
short time later Detective Charlie Pin
cock and Patromcn Mohnlman and
Kcllihcr arrested a negro. who gave his
name as {. II. Shepard. The negro was
identified as one Of the men who robbed
him hy Boquot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
News of Park City,

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY. Oct 2O.-Mrs. II. NJ.
Short formerly of Park City. but now
Of Salt Lake, came up this morning on
business and to visit with friends for IA
few days.
Park City Lodge No. :. J. o. o. f, viii
run an excursion TO CoalNile tonight to
visit the lodge at that place. About
100 tickets have been sold and the boys
are looking forward 10 roaring good
time.
Mrs Vic. Youngsbery came up from
Salt Lake City this morning 10 visit
with her husband
Dcllas Ford, tho 6-months'- child
Of Louis Ford. died yesterday of pncu-
monia and will be buried today in Glen
wood cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
'lG PUBLIC LAND SALE
I. IL CONDUCTED At LOGAN

'pcciai TO The Tribune
LOGAN. oct 20.-Onc OF ine largest
hhd sales ever conducted in this state
vas the one held here today By the
Nomontory-C Curlew Land company Bids
W pait of the property were opened
ID about 5o.0n0 acres of land were sold
PIC prices ranged from $l9J 10 S25. 90
n acrc
fihc buyers were mostly farmers. rang
II ahd attic and sheepmen from Box
Hner aud Weber counties. <. Christen-
en- of Faust valley, Box Elder county.
,as thc largest buyer. He purchased
even sections
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GUTNER IS SENTENCED
TO FIVE YEARS IN Pen
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct 20.-HavinG entered a
plea of guilty TO the charge OF grand
larceny. George l.. Gutncr appeared in
the district court this morning and was
sentenced by Judge Howell to serve five
years in the state penitentiary Cutner
was taken To Salt Lake by Deputy Sheriff
Murphy on an afternoon train TO be-
gin his sentence.
The prisoner was arrested in Chicago
and returned to this city by City De-
assisting Mrs. lIids Rinedahl in mov-
ing her furniture when he stole $50
which she had concealed in tho cup
board. He left the city immcdia tclY
but was located i'm Chicago, where ho
had formerly lived.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
POPE PLANS TO HASTEN
HOLDING C0NSISTORIES

ROME, oct. 2O.-Whiic the pope only
recently seemed determined not 10 have
a cousistory until 1910, il is now sudden
" announced that one viii be held about
the middle OF December and another next
spring. 1t is added that the reason for
holding two consistorcs is for the pur-
pose of appointing as cardinals in the
second consstory certain prclatcs who
cannot be included In the first
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
WOMAN ON TRIAL
FOR NUMBERING HUSBAND

ST. PAUL. oct. pa jury was COM
pleted In the Ramsey county district
court today 10 try Mrs Nina Arbogast
accused OF numbering her husband Louis
Arbogast wealthy butcher, on May
l3 last
The killing of Arbogast wa sunusually
brutal. His head was crushed with an
AK whilc he lay asleep I'm bed Then oil
was poured over the bed clothes and SCI
on lrc. His eldest daughter is also uu.
der Indictment I'm connection with the
murder,
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Robbed of Purse.

OGDEN. Oct. 20.-Aftcr arriving in
Ogden this evening from Norton, Kan,
on her way to join her husband at Gar
field Wash. Mrs. John Parker found
that she had been robbed of = purse con-
tanning $50. her railroad ticket and bag
gage checks. The young woman is trav-
cling alone with an infant and is
i'm a pitifuI condition. She says she has
no relatives in Kansas and docs not
even know the address OF her husband.
who is n commercial traveller She is
being cared for by the railroad Off
rialS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
JUVENILE CASES IN PARK
CITY ARE DISPOSED OF
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. 2o.-Iudgc McMas-
ter OF the iuN emile court came up from
Salt Lake yesterday and disposed OF
the juvenile cases that have come UP be-
fore the probation officers here during
the last few weeks
Nine boys. ranging in ages from II to
Is years wore before his honor for talk
ing a keg Of beer TO bin Oh the
hill west Of town and drinking IL. The
boys were released: after lecture. and
some good advice from his honor \
number OF other cases were disposed OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Dies OF ApopleXy.
Special I

SpccIaI u Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. oct, 2o.-Aftcr a short illness,
John Carbon died at the home Of his
daughter Mrs. Charles Brumller, 50I
Washington avenue early this morning
from stroke oi apoplcNy MIR. Carbon
was horn in Italy, August I. 1924, and
poinod the Mormon church before COM
Ing to Ogden. NIr. Carbon is survived
by fivc sons and daughters, twenty-five
grandchildren and seven great grand
children all living In Ogden. The flu
neral services will be held at the Lynn
ward meeting house Sunday afternoon at
so o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
EPHRAIM CITY COUNCIL
NAMES ELECTION JUDGES
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
EPHRAIM, oct. 19.-The following par
tics We're appointed by the Ephraim city
council 10 serve as election Judges:
District No. Prank Nelson Ephraim
Peterson and Il. Y, Anderson.
District No. Lewis II Nelson, j. y.
Jacobson and Andrew Thorpe.
District No. 3--PctcT Lund. James Eas-
mussen and Joseph Thorpe.
District No ANDREW Armstrong. =
T. Jensen aud Daniel SOrcnsen.
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Prominent Woman Killed.

SIIINGTON. y. Q. OCT. 2V.-AIlS-
Gardner C. Hubbard ST years old. was
thrown out Of her automobile this even
Ing when IL Was struck by street car
suffering injuries from which she died.
Mrs Hubbard was prominent In the older
set Of Washington. her daughter being
married To G j, 8eli. son OF Gen. Alex
andcr Graham Bell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
san ANTONIO VISITOR
CLAIMS BIG DAMAGE

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. oct. 2o-Bc-
cause he was imprisoned during Presi-
dent Tatt's visit here John Murray of
ages against John H.. Wilkic. chief OF the
United States secret service; Joe Priest
local detective! and Fred II. Lancaster
deputy United states marshal Murray
alleges that he was imprisoned on false
charge.
He Is secretary OF the Political Refugee
and Defense League. and was arrested
on 4 charge of violating The ucUtrality
laws. lie was released Monday for lack
OF evidence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
NEW PENNIES AT A PREMIUM

H. eu appearance Of the Lincoln
" e desgner the bottom caused much criticism that
a; stopped coming them until die made elm
~ in'tlais lhs caused big demand for the
to hey are now being held premium prices Mistakes
M easily made but sometimes easily There
careful IN the selection OF medicine for
appetite Flatuency. Heartburn Sour Stomach Indigestion,
evar NoslVeness Biousness Colds, Grippe Malaria
ON th Nhoose Hoseters Stomach Btter first of all
'ie Se 1t has stood the
~ way worthy Of fair trial Try bottle today
y 'ii' onl INSIST getting IIostctters Bittcrs.
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Seems Marked for Death.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct 90,-Charles
Williams foreman Of construction OF the
| Louisville IL Nashville's new line being
built into the mountains of eastern Ken
tucl1y was shot by unknown men and
lcft for dead near Heidelberg. Lee coun.
*, last night Williams will probably
die. Six weeks ago Williams was shot
nv TWO men but recovered 1t is be-
Iicvcd he was attacked by the same men
last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
SENATOR TAYLOR TALKS
TO ACADEMY STUDENTS
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN Oct. 20.-Beforc his departure
for Sail Lake today. Senator Robert TaN
lor OF Tennessee, who delivered a lecture
at the Weber academy last night. spoke
FOR a short time TO tho student body on
The Responsibilities that Rest Upon the
Rising Genera tioD.
At the conclusion of his address he was
taken FOR trip through Ogden CANYON
bY members Of the committee. after
which he boarded his train for Salt
Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
lulLDlNG Is ACTIVE
At PRESENT IN MURRAY
iccial 10 The Tribune.

.Mo oRRAl. Oct. 20.--Just now there Is
Q. cpidepic OF building activity apDar-
?. mere Several handsome residences
ave been constructed and more viii
constructed shortly. Attorney d "
ioiIats new home on Vine street has
fcn completed and VIII nvescn,i,, he
,rnpod by tho family.
- uuhpcr of important tracts of raaI
VAC on North State street baVn hna,t
S$ho TOT residence purposes. When The
ms,hG OF Murray is completed real
y'Ale holding here will boom.
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Injured by Angry Cow.

Special 10 Jhe Tribune.
PARK CITY. Oct, 20-Robert Gun
ninsham. the Swear old son of John
Cunningham OF Blyth Fargo's, was IN
Jurtd Yesterday by an angry COW. II
seems that little Robert. i'm company
with two companions. was moving tho
COW and her calf TO a better feeding
ground; and Robert, while playing with
the calf, angered the COW 10 such an
extent that she knocked him over and
bruised him quito badly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
INCREDIBLE DEMAND FOR
LINCOLN PENNIES SHOWN

LADELPHIA. oct 20.-So great
has been the demand for new Lincoln
pennies that nothing else has neen Gomez
nj The mint i'm this city since the end
OF June The coinage of the copper
coins in the three and u ltalf months
has reached the total OF 'O,o0o,VOo PEN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Licenses to We'd.
Special I

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct 20-Liccnses to marry
were issued by the county clerk 10 the
following today: William j. Roylc and
BESSIE Orem. both OF ogden Ambrose
4 Dalton and Lille J.. Clifton, both Of
Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Auditor in Trouble,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct. 20.-Maior
William A. Colston, auditor for the
Louisville & Nashville railroad. CHARGED
with delaying the registration Of voters
was found guilty Of disorderly conduct
and fued $50 in police court here TO.
nay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21
Interest in Franchise

Special to Tho Tribune
PARK CITY. Oct. 20.--A great deal OF
interest is being taken here rcgardIn.
the probable action OF the city council
tomorrow night in the matter OF ihr
new electric light franchise
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Ogden Wedding.
o5oNa
Special TO The Tt

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 20.-Thc marriage OF
William j. Rnyle and Miss Bessie Orem
was solcmnized al the residence of Mrs.
y. Bailey on shorten avenue today Al
noon, Rev. J. f.. Carver, pastor ot the
First Presbyterian church, performed the
ceremony.
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Excellent Concert

,eclal TO The Tribune.
cnli I'll, n Oct. 2o.-Thc music lovers Of
'rt Tunoca treated TO an excellent con-
cCIeIln, evening. given by John ]
es, t''''"U' Willard Weihe and Alfred