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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
GROWING POPULARITY
OF TIE 7. v. c. A.
Is atteSted in Letter Recently
Received by Chamber of
commerce.

The growing popularity Of the Y W.
G. y. throughout The country is cxhib-
tied in = letter recently received by
the Chamber OF Commerce aud referred
TO the secretary Of the Y. W. G. A. or
eanization in this city. The letter states
that several unmarried women arc on
their way TO California and wish 10
stop over here for short time In
order 10 hc cared for they wish ac-
commodaiions at the rooms of Tho
Young W Nomcn S Christian association
and the recipient is requested to for
ward the letter 10 the proper author
tiles.
Unfortunately for thc coming party
Of visitors, it is said. tho quarters of
the y. W. &. 4. here are inadequate
10 provide for the visitors. Officials
Of tho association call attention 10 this
situation and The need of the people
here rallyiug TO the support of the or
ganizntjon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
ADVANCEMENT COMES
TO JOHN s. MANLEY

John :. Manley, formerly connected
with The Tribune business department
and afterward with the Livingston
SpauidlnS company in Sanpetc county is
sales department Of Ham, Ycarslev &
Eyric of Spokane, the largest real estate
firm in the northwest
MIR. Manley is thoroughly competent
His long newspaper career i'm the bust
ness department. not only of The Tribune
but OF other newspapers. has qualIHed
MIN for his present position i'm every
way, From a social standpoint both Ny
Manley and his estimablc wifo will he
missed. and are missed from Salt Lake
and the good people OF Spokane will find
IN mem the Kind of people that 20 "a
make up the best communities found any
where 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
ANOTHER MEETING HELD
BY GEORGIAN SOCIETY

The Georgian society. IN orgauiza-
ton whose purpose is the reunion Of
former residents of the state of Georgia
and tho promotion of social intercourse
among the former residents of that
state. who are now in this city and
community. met at the home Or. I.
Clarence Smnllyan, No. s Bungalow
apartments, Tuesday evening. The Sc
lection Of officers for the society was
discussed, hut, owing TO the fact that
a number of the nominees chosen at a
recent meeting were absent, no definite
clctons VT mad.
However, the twelve or fifteen
Georgians present spent Il most cnjoya-
BILE social evening, Mrs. Smullyan rem
dering some beautiful music. and a
number of Georgian airs being sung
by the company. The social affairs Of
this organization are proving very
pleasant, and it is suggested that If
former Georgians in the vicinity Will
make themselves known they viii be
welcomed to the ranks Of the society
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
FIND SHORT WEIGHT
BUTTER ON MARKET
Food Commissioners Willard
Hansen VIII C0nfiscatc the
Gold Nugget Brand.
SOME FIGURES AS TO
PROFITS or THE HABIT"
Butchers Are Wondering Why
Some Gases Are Not Brought
to Trial.

State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Willard Hansen and his deputy, icbcr
C. Smith. in making an investigation
of the grocery stores of the city Tues
day rs TO the purity Of the foods on
sale aud other requirements under the
law. discovered that there is consider
able short weight butter on the market
AZ one store they purchased what
purportcd to be a pound of "Gold
Nugget Butter. bearing the name
" Nelson and Ricks' On the utSidc
10 was stamped lG ounces. Tho pat OF
butter itself was marked ljla ounces,
but when put ON the scales by the
commissioner IL weighed only az
ounces. or ! !, ounces short of The legal
weight, and that much at variance with
m" weight advertised on the outside
iahci
Immediately upon the discovery Of
This discrepancy Deputy Smith started
10 make Il round of all the stores, and
every pound of the "NcIsOn and
Kicks" butter found will bc confis-
Gated.
Some Interesting Figures.
a little arithmetic in this conuec-
ton vii! give tho public an instructive
illustration of the pcrniclouSncss Of the
short weipht "babit. - If 1000
pounds of this butter, ] =, ounces short,
was disposed Of per day, this would
make a total shortage of 1900 ounces.
or niucty-four pounds. Ninety
pounds at 40 cents per pound would
net $37 so per day, sum out Of which
tho public would he cheated. The
sbortaC" Of weight per pound may seem
small. but IL is in The aggregate that it
counts. as in the sugar frauds.
While making their Investigations
tho commissioners also found in some
grocery stores extracts improperly
labeled. and this defect must be
rcmcdicd.
Some six months ago number of
butchers werc arrested for using the
"'frcezircn in their ham
berger steak Some pleaded guilty and
paid the penalty, but others decided 10
fight tho case. So far they have not
boon called upon 10 fight, rs the eases
have not come TO trial, aud those who
werc mulctcd are asking why ''tho
law : dclav?'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
EUGENE GUILTY. LUCKY
If LETTER PROVES TRUE

Chief Of Police Barlow received the
following letter tuesday afternoon
from Seattle. Wash, and he is wonder.
ing what the emotions Of Eugene Cul-
lity will bc in case he should sec the
letter, as he may. in The Tribune:
''Chief of Police Of salt Lake CITY.
Dear Sir:-WouIJ you kindly hnd out
IL there is man by the name of
Eugene Guilty, who is about the age
is dead and has left him large for
tune. ] was his mother s best friend.
md am vcrv anxious To find HIM. He
was last heard of in salt Lake City
about six wears ago, and IL you should
find him please lei me know at once,
for / have the full particulars about
how TO get The money. My address is
Mrs, c. G. Anderson. 31l Thirteenth
avenue, Seattle Wash.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
HOLD Up Street
CAR ABO ESCAPE
Elevate Those Lunch Grab
hers. Is Coarse Command
of IIighWaymen,
ONE HOLDS GUN ON CREW
WHILE OTHER SEARCHES
Daring Robbery Nets Rough
Robbers The Small Sum
of SLID.

'Iust elevate those lunch grabbcrs
Of yours. and hurry up with them, =
WAS the rather coarse command heard
bv Conductor +. T. Miller and Motor.
man Bert llcndricl,son at the end of
the Wandamcrc car line Tuesday night
at o'clock. as two highwaymcu
boarded their car. Conductor Miller
was robbed of SIl.35 of the company s
money and $3.50 of his own money
The highwaymcn escaped.
Al the passengers had left the car
and the conductor and moiurmau were
seated inside. with both doors closed
waiting for the time TO come 10 start
back 10 tho city. In the midst Of
their discussion regarding the last trip
they had made, the rear door opened
ana man wearing mask and hold
ing a gun stepped into the car. lie was
followed by his partner. who WAS
masked and did tho searching while
The shorter Of The Two held the gun on
the crew.
The masked man was dressed in light
clothing. and had his face covered With
u sill, handkerchief. He stood about
five feet. eight inches IN height. and
weighed about 10 pounds The taller
laan also wore light clothing. and both
wore black slouch hats,
As soon as thc hghwaymcn left the
car The crow tclCphoncd 10 Sheriff
scene. Deputy Shcriirs were scattered
oh the way from Fifteenth South
street 10 Salt Lake CITY. The police
were also notified, and MI of the
patrnlncn were given descriptions Of
the highwavmen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
NATIONAL GUARD WILL :,
SHOW NEW FIELD u

Ar the National Guard headqnSSr1sst
Pierpont street next Monday niginr iina
ginning at S:30 o'clock. reGepsSu@ s,@
be- given at which some yapio ory ~ Id
guns and equipment OF the Fei'
model will be exhibited. - raceIl
The First battery of the, guasu ,rs ~
tho guns recently from the onc,,iun|
and the value Of the pieces ano rd efir reir<
IS placed at Sl0O.e0 MUSIC a"' Il
mcntS viii be served. ,oreists
The receiving committee SJ,oneI 81
Governor Spry and staff Co,on,urry Conon,ry,
and stan OF the Fifteenth lniN1
officers OF the battery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
LOWERING BE TWEER
LIFE AND DEATH
Little Hope Felt fer Recovery Of
Either of Monday Nights
DueliSts.
BRIGHAM STREET BEAT
SHADONED BY HO0D0C
GlaSer Third Man TO Be Shot
Off Beat Within Period
of Year.

Sinking craduallv nearer 20 death. two
men. Special Officer Emil Chaser aud
pictro Macayiiii arc lying almost life
less at -. Marks hospital. the result Of
the pisto! ducl IN Front 81 tho o'Nn'pin
saloon At sos West second south street
Tuesday morning ut ".%5 o'clock.
Those who are members OF the police
department OF salt Lake. City arc watch
ing the outcome OF tho duel and"aI" Won
dsrine and asking each other IN mo
meantime whether tlc houdoo viii lcaN"
The Brigham street beat, Aud this for
the following reasons:
The First Victim,
ono year ago today, Jake Hempel.
brother OF Lieutenant lIempcl and
night special officer, whose beat WAS
along the property nn Brigham street.
was shot OF his beat I'm tho Six -Four
saloon at Commercial street and Com
pcrcial alloy aud Killed. This shoot
Ing. unlike thc others. WAS accidental and
came about when lIcmpcl and The bar
tender in the saloon wcr" cNan!inE "
gun. The bartender had hold oi the gun
and WAS standing behind the bar. Hem
pei. IN Joking mood, reached across the
bar and attempted to take the sun. In
the resulting struggle for possession The
weapon was discharged. which resulted III
tie death ot the officer
ON IN" evening OF October > last. SpS-
cl1l Officer &. G. Riley. who was appoint
O. after the death OF IIcmpcl. ami who
tool; UP tho same heat. was murdered hy
/. l.. priskoll. directly opposit" The Or
r0cEtD tHGItff tnlrsn'H. 1T TWO lullislf-
past Q o'clock Ilc had lcIt The police
station 4 few minutes prior 10 tbat time
IN search of two men who had held mp
and robbed Knowlton NcbolScr 4 few mo-
meuts before. lie was away from his
beat ri the lime ne met his death. and
U(tcr the excitement incident 10 the muir
der had quicted down. those in police
circles hogan Ia ask in whispers who
would be the next To come under the
hocdoo.
Laughed at Fears.
When Emil Glaser was appointed 10 M
the place OF Riley he was heard 10 re-
mark that he Was not SuparStitiouS. and
laughed away the fears OF those who
warned him 10 remain on his heat. They
we're firm in The beliof that long as
he walked tho Brigham street beat he
Was safe from tho hocdoo. Thcv arc
wondering a the present time IL he Will
Stil escape the hoodoo,
Very little is known of the Frla tivcS
of CHASER except that nc has a brother
In San Antonio. Tex. a Or. CHASER, who
has hc-p notiiCd of the shooting. AZ
the hospital carly Wednesday morning
IT was said that tn" chances fur tn" re-
coyery Of Glasor and tho Italian were
very SLIGHT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
THE SALT TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MORNING
HORSES DRAWING HEAVY
WAGONS MUST Be SHOD
City Humane Officer Takes Ac.
tiOn in Line With HUI
name Society.

A. :. Kendall, the city humane officer,
is determined tina, horses that m" COM
PEELED to draw heavy londs shlll br prop
erly shod. In following out this deter
mIuatinu. OFFICER Kendall has halted q
number OF coal wagons In tho street, com
PEELED the drivers TO uphitch their horses
and take them to the nearest farricr'A
shop for the rccolking of their shoes.
Mr.. Kendall says The horses ihgt draw
these heavy loads are taxed TO tn" utmost
OF their capacity TO pull, and TO permit
them to tug and strain with slippery
shoes is the extreme OF nhumanity. TIL"
condition has been materially aggravated
recently by tho presence OF snow and ice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
HOWELL SNOUDEN'
RACE FROM JUSTICE
Denver POstoffice Superinten-
dent Jumps Bond and FlccS
Westward.
CAUGHT BY INSPECTOR
AT BRIGHAM CITY
Man Is Charged With Extract
ing Money From United
States Mail.

Howell Snowdcn, formerly supcriutcn
dent OF the special delivery IN lhn
Denver uostofricc and under indictment
for robbing the United States mail
who has been making wild daahcs IRON
one city TO another IN VAN attempt
fo endc the posiolIicc inspectors, was
arrested nj Brigham City 10y Deputy
United States Marshal Smyth, M"ndhr,
and now rests easily m the comfy Jall.
To escape capture Snowdon even "ehl
tho extreme length oil making an -. j.
tempt on his own life by Inilicting Slight
wounds on his throat aud wrist, but
he did himself no serious injury.
For n long time the inspectors M the
Denver postoiiicc suspected that Snow
den was tampcriug with the mail. To
confirm these suspicious - drcny lnttCr
WIS framed. containing SO IN marked
bills. Snowden fell victim to the
trap He opened the lcttcr. approprl
atcd the money and was found Wtth
The marked currency on his person.
Indicted by Grand Jury.
In MAY of this year he was indicted
by the grand jury. lis bail was fixed
at $1,000, aud a Denver man. who WIS
supposed 10 hc wealthy, was accepted
as his boudsmrn. When IN opportunity
presented itself Snowdcn dccampcd
from The ''Quccn City Of the West, -
and headed for the Pacific coast. Post
Office Inspector Mckee Was soon hot
on his trail and Aftcr tracking hun
from place 10 place. landed his man
at Brigham City last saturday night.
r. WAS when he saw capture was in
cvitabIc that Snowden made the uusuc.
ccssful attempt on his life.
Bondsman Is Worthless.
Prior To Snowdcn 5 flight. however.
it was found that his bopdsman was
worthless. with the result that hc is
indicted for perjury. Suowdcn. was. ot
course, rcprrcsted, but he succeeded IN
getting brother in Baltimore 70 de.
poSit $1,000 with Il surety company.
and upon this hcing done he was again
released and attempted his final escape.
Inspector Mckee detained SnowdeH
al Brigham City and commune ed
with the United States authorities bcrc.
\ warrant was secured. charging Snow
den with being n fugitive from JUS
tice. and with this in his possession
Deputy Smyth made The arrest Monday.
Snowdcn was brought to salt Lake and
placed IN the county Jail. His $1,000
bail has been forfeited. Wednesday
he will bc taken before L. :. Commits.
sioncr Baldwin on the question Of his
ter Of again fixing bail. which Snow
den also admits he cannot furnish.
Should this turn out TO hc the ease he
viii be handed over tu the Colorado
authorities for trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
DECEMBER % DATE
SET FOR LAUNCHING

4 telegram was received by Governor
Spry. Tuesday. announcing the exact date
and time of the launching Of the new bat
tlcship Utah ut Camden. y. j. Tho event
will take place at 1890 o'clock on tho
forenoon OF December %.
Miss Mary Alice Spry. daughter OF
Governor Spry. will be sponsor for the
great warship and viii christen her. The
governors party win probably leave for
New Jersey December Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
BOOTH WANTS TO TAKE
SHARP CASE HIGHER

United States District Attorney Booth
Is quoted as an authority for the state
ulsnt that he viii ask Attorney Gen raj
Wickersham to consider n petition. for
writ of certjorsri In the now famous
Sharp coal case. the title being the
United States against the Union Pacific
railroad
In the court hero Judge Marshall found
the defendant guilty, This decision was
recently reversed by Judge Sanhorr OF
The United States court OF appeals but
Mr. Booth maintains that the reversal
was ruled without the cousidcrati lion Of
at least three points IN the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

On this 342d day or The year the in
nuence is toward practical execution. Am
bition that has definite and clearly out
lined purpose should benefit. Firmncss
and perseverance are needed, however.
and those endowed with IL are likely 10
outrun others in today's race.
Persons who are inclined TO elf-indu ul-
gence, self-cEcuSc and easy going ways
must endeavor to rcpress those tr0!ts
In this period
The signs arc such AS 10 counsel that
H. is unwIse today TO oppose government.
supcriors and laws or rules.
This is the "stayers' F" doy. Thev who
can endure should he abc TO begin under
takings that viii produce excellent re-
suits,
Ono OF the essential fectors today Is
calmncss and equipoisc. Those who are
endowed with calm force are likely 10
have the best success.
Employees will find II profitable today
10 exercise care in even the trivial duties
as there is danger OF error
The signs are good today for all things
connected with foodstuffs, Bakers and
others who are concerned In any way
with applying heat 10 articles OF con-
sumption.
Persons with this birth date arc under
stars that promise their subjects cour-
age, self-cstccm and readiness In crler-
gencies. Economy and thrift will prove
beneficial during the iwclvemonth
Children arc born today under stars that
promise calm determination. good sense
and executive talcpt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
DAVIS CHARGED AGAIN
WITH SELLING BOOZE

George Davis, who was arrested several
weeks ago on charge OF selling ,;,,,nr
without a government license has boon
again arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Julian Riley on Il similar charge
lie was taken before United States Com
missioner Baldwin. pleaded not guilty
and was released on 5000 bond
An Indictment returned by the grand
Jury charges Davis with having sold
liquor on Victoria alley without a govern
mcnt license and with !mpersonatinc A
United States marshal in getting into
theatcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
YOUTH GETS JUDGMENT
FOR INJURIES RECEIVED

Harold Cannon. through his guardian.
Angus NJ. Cannon. secured Judgment in
the district court Tuesday Tor $500 % for
injuries received as result OF negligence
on the part OF the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company.
The young man was in the employ NJ
the company AS cable spllcer August %
1909. when he was sent up a pole on
Fifth East between Tenth and Eleventh
South To repair the line. The electric
light company's heavily charged wires
IAN on the same pole and In some man
aar young Cannon'a foot was severely
i,i,ned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
HARRIS MEMORIAL FUND
IS INCREASING RAPIDLY

With The receipt Tuesday of check for
<lg0 from G.. s Holmes. the fund which
IS being raised hy the Commercial club
10 purchase house 10 be presented TO
Mrs. Fisher :. Harris. In memory OF thc
late secretary ri TIC club, has been In
creased 20 sSa00
II Is desired 10 increase tho total
Amount OF subscriptions TO $4,000. in order
10 Ta:c hitting memorial 10 tho genial
secretary who served the club from its
FIRST organization aud gave the best OF
his life for the upbuild!ns Of the iustitu-
jion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL
ChriStmas Razar

VIII open Thursday evening Turkey
dinner served from $50 TO S, accom-
paned bv music from Hawaiian Trouba.
dours. Bazar continued during Friday,
with merchants luncheon Friday noon.
Fancy work table with dolls, domestic
table, country store, fortune telling, de-
licious confectionery and calendars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
SM00T TO TRY TO GET
FORT DOUGLAS FINISHED

Washington advices. arc quoted to the
effect that Apostle Senator Smoot Will sec
tho secretary OF war this week with n
view to trying to enlist his interest In the
project for the completion OF Fort Doug
las. so as TO provide room for fun regl-
mcnt at the Fort.
II is said that tho amount necessary
10 accomplish this purpose Will be about
$4,000. and Smoot believes he can get
the support OF the war secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
ROYAL ARCH ELECTS
OFFICERS TUESDAY

AZ "A meeting OF tho ROYAL Arch held
Tuesday night, the following officers were
elected: Valiant commander. Charles r.
Murphy; lieutenant, j. w. Elliott; trcas-
urer. Adam Snyder; orator, ST.; Simon;
recorder. +. III. Stewart; master OF ccrc-
monies. Ike Bernstein. captain of the
guard. Albert Swain; tyler. Julua Gaucr;
trustees. Geoyge a. Whitaker. Emil I.ea-
mann. George Striclllcy. e. ii. Iicilly,
j. w. Cahoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
MRS. MARY B. DOVER
Is CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs Mary h. Dover died Monday even
ing at her home, 665 Duncan avenue. OF
general debility Tho funeral arrange
monts will be made later. Mrs. Dover
was n native of Dumfresshirc. Scotland.
and was 81 years OF age. She Is survived
By the following children; ]. F. Dover,
William Dover. George Dover and Isaac
son Of Cumberland, Wyo.: Mrs. S. p.
Watson of Oakland. Cal: and Mrs E. L..
Robinson OF Oakland. Cal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Mines Are Tied LIN

According to John +. Cowan. a proml-
nent mining man Of this city. who re-
turned Tuesday from trip 10 Butte
Mont, the swtchmen's strike has tied up
TWO thirds of the mlnes in Montana de-
pending on tho Union Pacific railroad
Some OF the smeiterE arc now closing
down. and tho situation begins 10 look
serious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Important Argument.

The argument in the injunction suit
agains, tho plumbers will bc heard today.
Tho title Of the case is the Eecs Plumbing
company against Local Union No. H. Tes-
tinlony WAS taken some time ago. The
plaintiff seeks Ia ouioiu the striking
plumbers from interfering with It's cf-
forts 10 work with nonunion men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Pictura FraneR.

We are showing the largest line of
city. If YOU are in need of frame
drop in and look over the line and get
our prices. 1t will pay you. Greater
value for same money or same value for
less money. Midgley Bodel Co., 80 East
First South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Farmer Is Bankrl1nt.

w. J. Eddineton. a farmer OF Devils
Gate. Morgan county. filed a petition in
Bankruptcy In the federal court Tuesday.
He sets out his liabilities as amounting
10 s46T5.si. and his assets S3529.5O,
S2029 OF which Is exempt. Eddington also
holds life insurance policy for SIS, ,60n.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
Removal Sale.

Big reductions in wall paper and
framed pictures before moving to our
elegant new store, Geo. W. Ebert g.
Co, 81 Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08

Mrs, +. +, Snyder and Miss Bessie
SNYDER announce an exhibition and sale
of handnaintcd china beginning De-
cember 3. [ < /. furniture store, 4l-5l
East Third South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-08
SALT LAKE OPERA co.
At Logan.

December H. Excursion via o. :. l..
Round trip from Salt Lake, $50; lin.
il December u.