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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-13

race. The wagon was badly damaged
and Mr.. Nebekcr asks for damages. The
county commissioners, however, did not
care 10 assume tho responsibility for
the freshness Of his horses.
On Sunday Will be held the dedica-
tory services Of the Third ward meeting
house. An excellent programme has
been arranged for the two meetings,
which viii he held ut 10 clock a. m.
Mr.. Lauritzen has returned from his
visit TO Dixie land, the garden spot Of
Utah. While there he secured a tract
OF 400 acres of fertile land, which he
will cultivate, and plant to vegetables
and fruits.
The county commissioners took up
the question of granting saloon IL
ccnsc TO MesSrs. Clark and Edwards at
a meeting held Wednesday. The com
down tho application by unanimous
vote.
Stanley Clark, while attempting to
cross the river Wednesday night on
his horse, was immersed in the cold wa
ters. The animal reared back and nm
seated young Clark, and he had to swim
tc reach the shore. This left him on
one bank and the horse on the other.
Not caring TO walk 10 the Apnabella
bridge, ne cnoSc inc StllleSt Denq III lhe
river and swan over and secured his
horse. He was pretty badly chilled
by his experience in the icy waters.
The Royal Ncighbors were enter
tanned in a royal manner at the Farms
worth cafe on Wednesday night by Mrs.
Ed Anderson. The lodge held regu-
lar meeting this evening and four mem
bers were initiated and the entertain
ment was given afterwards.
a goine-a away party was gwen We'd
nesday afternoon 10 Mrs. T. c. Larsen,
by a number of her friends. Refresh
mcnts were served aud delightful time
had. Mrs. Larsen will soon leave for
New York, to join her daughter, Mrs.
Nealy Salisbury,
T. F. Young of Kingston was Rich
field visitor this week. Mr.. Young IS
an expert flour-mill builder and in
stalled tho machinery for the Poulsen
mill years ago.
Owen Outzen returned Friday from
Salt Lake, where he has been studying
law in tho University of Utah,
Clarence Outzen has returned from
ST. Louis, where he has been studying
dentistry III the st, Louis university.
The Relief society of the Third ward
had i splendid time Mt the home Of
Bishop Coons Monday in honor of Mrs.
Orilvic, the worthy president OF the
orpanization About seventyfive peo-
ple were present and refreshments were
served
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Springville News.

Special to The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE, June 12.-At mass
meeting Of tho citizens held Thursday
evening at the City Hall the follow.
ing citizens were appointed as a com.
mittce to have charge Of tho arrange,
ments for celebrating Independence
Day: T. r, Kelly. chairman; A. H.
Burkholder, Mrs, Robert Miller, n. r.
Packard, Miss Efie Kelsey, Ray May
cock, MISS Minnie Meueray, Mack Dou-
gall, and Mrs. S. A, Reynolds, The
Committee was instructed to get to
work at once and arrange for big
celebration,
The baseball team OF American Fork
defeated the Sprlngvillc Athletic club
team here Thursday by a score Of Z
to 6.
Amyot Charington, railroad CON
tractor of this city, and Miss Hilda
Wheeler, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Wal
ter Wheeler, were married in the Tenn
ple at Salt Lake Wednesday. A recep-
ton was given in their honor Thursday
evening at the home Of the bride par.
ents.
WAYNE Boyer OF the firm of Boyer
Bros, railroad contractors, of this city,
and Miss Jennie HoutZ, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Houtz, wcre married
| Wednesday in the Temple ut Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer left Salt Lake di-
rect for the Alaska Yukon exposition
| where they expect to spend month
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Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June l2-lnvitations have
been issued by the Sisters of the Holy
Cross TO the annual commencement ex.
crcises of the Sacred Heart academy
which VIII begin Wednesday morning,
day evening. The following gradu-
ates will receive diplomas: Academic
course. Miss Gcneal Hague. Miss Lo.
rctta IIalene. Miss Menica Miller and
Miss Elizabeth O'Neill; Conservatory
Of Music, Miss Loretta Malone, Miss
Erma Stewart.
The programme for the two days cx.
ercises follows:
WEDNESDAY. JUNE l6, 10 a, NJ,
JUNIORS DAY.
Junior Chorus Class.
Certiheates IN Minim Department.
Concert Polonaise ..,......ss EnSelmann
Misses Chcslre. Cook, Krauss. G.
McNulty
Cantata-God' 5 Little Garden. .......
Juniors and NIlnims
Capr!cclo Brilllaute, Op. %. ...,~:.,.
.........-... ........ 90, .Mendclssohn
Misses Hague: cromar. Anderson.
Scott.
Certificates in Junior and Preparatory
Departments.
2dNOllc .....,......- -,..,a,.ss 7clldpIieI
Violins-Misses G. Malone. Keck
Ter. Kennedy. l.. Scott. Toy, Will
son. HarD-M1sS G. Gunnel. Piano
Miss Kraus.
Certificates IN Senior Department
Indian Club Drill. Physical Culture Glass
(Undcr the direction OF Mrs.
Belle 5. RoSS.)
Vocal TrIo-To the Spring. .:,-..:..
............. ..,.... Grieg- -Spieltcr
Misses Hamilton, McNulty, Ragan.
Folk Dances-Gerrnan May Dance.
Hungarian. Dance. ce................
.........,......P Physical Culture Class
EGmont Overture e-......s..,.s. Beethoven
Misses Krauss. Iackman, Rich,
Pitts,
Salut d'Amour ...... .Elgar RhEs- Herbert
Senior Chorus Glass.
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THREE MEN DROWNED
IN RAGING TORRENT

KALISPELL, Mont. June 12-Three
men were drowned in the raging North
Fork about three miles above the june
tion of that stream with Canyon creek,
according to telephone message re
ceived here this afternoon. The dead
men are G., a. Lacey. w. 7, Powell and
Andrew Parker. Only meager details
of the accident are obtainahJc at this
time. The men, who were members
of n Milwaukee railroad engineering
party, arc said TO have been crossing
the river with one Of the engineers,
when their craft was demolished in the
torrent The engineer managed to
reach shore Parker is n son Of f. w
Parker of the Parker Lumber company
of Columbia Falls, Mont, but the iden-
tity OF tho other men is not known.
1t cannot he learned whether the
hndies hnVe heer recovered
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board since the school election in 1908.
Al recent meeting of the members
of the Odd Fellows lodge, new officers
were elected for the coming wear, as
follows; Luther Robinett. past noble
grand; Rudolph Kaiser, noble grand
August Erickson, vice graud Simeon
Hansen, secretary; William Kelly. as
sistant secretary; r. Kaiser, degree
master.
An enthusiastic bunch Of local musi-
clans met Tuesday evening and organ
lied band with twenty members. Pro
fessor Chris Christensen WAS chosen di-
rector, with w. S, Nichols. assistant di-
rector, and Henry Harris, manager.
The band expects 10 be IN shape for
Tn fourth of July.
a meeting Of the members Of the Box
Elder Republican club will be held III
the courthouse Monday evening. The
purpose Of the meeting is to draft by
laws and attend to other business mat
terS.
The Commercial club held meeting
last night for the purpose Of formula
ting plans for Peach day this year.
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Industrial Trustees Meet.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 12.-The trustees Of
the State Industrial school met in reg
uar session hero this afternoon. Prosi-
dent Harry Joseph, formally announced
that Governor Spry had issued proc,
lamation calling for an Investigation
will be held at the school Monday morn.
ing at II o'clock. 4 number Of paroles
were granted 10 inmates Of the school
and others who had applied for paroles
were referred 10 Parole Officer Joseph
Burdctte for Investigation.
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RiChfield News Notes
SnecinI TO The Trlhnnc.

Special to Tho Tribune.
RICHFIELD. June 12-Elias Ncbe-
ker of Annabella appeared before the
county commissioners Wednesday and
asked to be remunerated for an ac-
cident that happened to him while at
tempting to cross tho bridge that spans
the river near Annabella. While re-
turning home, his horses refused to GO
onto tho bridge, and he used q whip,
whereupon the animals backed the wa
gou off the bridge Mr. Nebeker had
two-yoar r-old child with him, and he
was forced to jump out, He landed in
seven feet OF water and it was miracle
that he was not drowned, as the river
is high and the current is like 4 mill
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| MURRAY NEWS NOTES
Special to The Tribune.

olStldI 10 lne tribune.
MURRAY, June 12.-Rev. p. A. Simp.
kin Of Salt Lake will be the principa,
speaker at the ], O. O. +. memorial serv.
ices which Will be held in the Fraternal
hall Tuesday evening Tuesday after.
noon the members OF the order will
march to the South Cottonwood ccme-
terry, where ceremonies over departed
members wall be carried out
The old tallow mine some distance
from Draper has been open for more
parts Of the county have visited it, and
samples have been analysed by differ
cnt persons, but 1T remained for Ed
ward Price Of West Jordan TO find by
experiments that i. is a natural toilet
soap of fine quality. A company has
been organized to develop the property.
Lead bullion is being shipped ont of
here daily since the American smelter
has gotten back to it's old stand
ard As high as three and four cars 90
out daily.
Late last night eight men in a sight
seeing automobile from the capital came
down this way on "joy ride.' They
became hilarious, and after making
some unpleasant remarks to pedestrians
they tore through the town at a whirl.
wind pace. The number of the machine
could not be discerned, owing TO the
darkness.
The Jordan Alumni association has
elected the following officers TO act for
the next year: A. s. Gardner. presi-
dent; James Shulsc, vico president;
Miss Ella Bateman, secretary; Frank.
lin Richards, treasurer.
Again the city of Murray is the proud
possessor of triplets. The three new.
comcrs. all boys, madc their appearance
at the homo Of Mrs Charles Burnette
who resides on Nebraska street, Tues.
day. They weigh about four pounds
each. All doing woll.
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BUSY SESSION IS HAD
IN JUVENILE COURT
Ia The Tribune.


OGDEN. June 12.-Judgo NOlney c,
Gunnell of the Juvenile court, dis
posed of number of delinquent boys,
who were brought before him today on
various charges. Frank Williams was
allowed until this evening to pay over
$40 for bicycle which he had stolen,
or suffer the consequences. Percy Tan
ner. another lad, was given few hours
to return bicycle which he had also
stolen,
Harold Kessler and younger brother
were ordered sent to Dakota, wnere t6ey
will bo looked after by relatives. The
other two boys, Ralph Hall and Bryan
BOYLE. sentenced last week to stay out
OF the state for at least year, have been
provided homes in other states.
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Pleasure Trip Taken,

Special 90 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 12.-The first biennial
session of the Utah Deaf. which COM
election OF Officers closed today when
all Of the officers in charge Of Super
intendent +. NJ. briggs, of the State
school for the Deaf and Blind, boarded
a Rio Grande train for pleasure trip
to Salt Lake and Saltair. The dele
gates who attended tho convention pre-
diet that the next convention. which
Will be held here in 1912 will have about
twice the representation.
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SUSPECTED MAD MAN
ONLY COUNTY PRISONER
Special To The Tribune.

OGDEN, June 12,-The George
Smith" arrested in barn IN the rear
of the county Jail by Detective Pcnder
and PatroIman Bob Burke, who was
suspected at the time of being n mem
Der of a gang of thieves which has been
operating here, was really ] i'm Burns, a
trusty at the county Jail, who had pro,
cured an overload Of liquor and had
crcpt into the barn TO sober up.
This fact was learned today when
sentence ;S,,ni in the city jail, Sheriff vii
son learned that his trusty had gotten
into tho clutches of the police. and per
suadod the Judge Of the police court TO
allow Burns to be returned to the county
iail. where ho is serving a sentence for
trespaSS.
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News of The lntermOuntain ReQiOu
NOTES or EUREKA

Snnc{al 10 rbn Trihunn
tcr.ai t,,r ~ l "e
EukEhA' June l%'-lhe members ot
Tintic lodge No. I'll, B. p. O. Elks, will
fjttlneI,, observe Flag dav Jupo IA
r,,o,,s,,,,., ,,,e,, n,
iio'hptiy u' c'och y. ~ iheE WIZ
form In line and march In body 10 their
pavilion. headed by the Eureka CIt,,
hand whore tho follovin1 n,oe,.n, ,ri,,
Da"o' "Hero 'ile lolo"lhe program VIII
be rendered;
Music "etar- Sr.ps,o, 1,ar,,,o,.u
!SN ,iInr,, nn,ne'
Tptroi,icto,.,: c,y., N''0' "s aiiu "aio
E-,.o.It "a pI,I ~ r1i -, -
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The post card reproduced above was
received from Geo. D, Pyper yester-
day by the Mcdonald Chocolate Co.
Mr.. Pyper is in Seattle arranging the
exhibit Of the Mormon Church and also
arranging for the trip Of the Taber-
naele Choir to the big Fair, Tho ex-
hibit of the Mcdonald company is one
OF the most attractive displays in the
manufacturers building, and il evident
~ Impressed Mr.. Pyper very much.
Mr.. 2. w. Dunyon, advertising man
agcr Of the company, has beeu in Scat.
tie for several weeks and has arranged
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Articles Are Filed.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June ]2.-With a capital
stock of $4,000 and shares OF 800
each, tho Blair Hanson Livestock com
pany today filed articles of incorpora-
lion with the county clerk. The officers
are: Preston a. Blair. president; Lars
Hanson, vice president; Simon s. Jen-
sen. secretary and treasurer. The Off
GERS, with j. p, Blair aud Steven $
Blair. compose the board of directors
The company is organized for tho pur'
pose of doing general live stock busi'
ness, with its principal office in Ogden
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Dcsertion Charged.
fn The Tribune,

Special % The TriDune.
OGDEN, June l2.-Alleging that heI
husband, Samuel Newman, has deserted
her without cause and has neglected TO
provide her with the common neccs.
sarios OF life, Mrs. Esther Newman to.
day began an action for divorce. They
were married at Ell Paso, Tex, April /,
1907. Mrs. Newman asks for q divorce
and general relief.
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WORK SOON TO BEGIN
ON BIG FREIGHT DEPOT

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 12.-As soon as the
titles to tho site upon which the new
100000 freight depot Of the Hartman
system win be built arc settled to the
satisfaction Of those holding the leases
work on the structure will go forward
This is the general understanding at
local railroad headquarters. This set.
tlemenG is expected within the next
few weeks. Work on the new building
Will mark the beginning of other i'm.
provements in Ogden to be made by the
Hartman roads, aggregating a cost of
several hundred thousand dollars.
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two separate displays, one in the Utsa
building and the other in the manufact-
urers building. Both exhibits have
caused much comment aud will doubt
less attract much favorable attention
to Utah and her industries. McDon-
alds's chocolates have been sold very
extensively in Seattle aud other cities
in the northwest for some time, and the
hibits at tho exposition will doubtless
be the means of increasing the sale all
over tho United States, as Mcdonald 's
chocolates are sold by candy dealers IN
all the larger cities of the country.
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In Ogden Churches.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 12.-The First Church
of Christ. Scientist, holds services at
II a. nj. in the new Masonic Temple
Sunday, Subject: sis the Universe,
Including Men Evolved by Atomic
Foree?" Sunday school at 9;45 a.. IN,
Wednesday evening testimonial services
are held ut p. NJ. The public rs cor
daily invited 10 attend all services.
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Brigham City News.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, juno 1o.-At the
regular meeting of the board of edu-
cation held this week, Hyrum w. val
entine was appointed county, superin-
tendent OF schools, TO succeed a. r. - en-
sen Several applications had been
filed with the board, Mr.: Valentine
has held the position of clerk OF the
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Manson Home Again.

Special TO The Tribune.
tendent E. G. Manson, of the Southern
Pacific railroad, has returned to Ogden
after flying trip to San Francisco,
where he attended meeting OF tho di-
rectors of the Central Pacific company.
Mr.. Manson reports steady building
boom IN San Francisco which will re-
suit in moro substantial buildings being
erected thero than the ones which stood
before the earthquake.
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Charged With Shoplifting.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO Tho TrlDUnc.
OGDEN, June l2.-Aftcr an exciting
chase which started from Burt Bros.
drygoods store and ended at the corner
of Twenty-fifth street and Washing ton
avenue, Patrolman Mohlman and Bob
Burke captured G, F., Lancaster and r,
j. Woodring, who viii he charged with
shopliftiDg, a PAIR of ladies shoes
found in the possession of one of the
men was identified as coming from the
stock OF Burt's store by ono of tho pro
prIcinrS
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EngaRement Announced.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, June 12.-Mr. and Mrs,
Israel @. Brown have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Eva
Belle, to Austin H. Shaw. The wedding
will take place Tuesday evening,
June %.
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Treat Is Promised.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 1.-THE music loving
people of Ogden arc promised treat
Mt the Ogden Tabernacle next Thurs
dav evening, June II, when Prof. JOS
oph BaLantyne will present n number
of his pupils in a. recital, assisted by
thc Tabernacle choir,
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Park City Ore Shipments


Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, June l2.-Park City ore
shipments, in pounds, for the week
ending today, were as follows;
Silver King, 1,434,300; DAILY West.
LIZA, $50; DAILY Judge, 6S4,000; DAILY
Judge Zinc, 620, ,260; total, 3,062,920.
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Licenses to Wed,
Special

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, june IA license to marry
was issued To William +. Vaughn and
Gertrude McClatcboy, both of Ogden,
today
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT

PERMANENT OFFICE 23sH AVENUE
322; OFFICE HOURS A NJ A N, P NJ
Amador ledger., 1909-09-03

Ledger and daily San Francisco
Bulletin. one year, ...... -. 800
Strictly in advance. Any subscriber
can avail himself this offer by paying
up arrearage and than in advance.
Led ger and Cosmopolitan Maya
Ledger and McCall's Magazine, l
year, including free pattern....
Amador ledger., 1909-09-03
A SNAKE STORY.
The Yarn That Was Spun by Trsvs
eIer IN Australia.

eler In Australia.
An Australian traveller says that he
was one day walking In the thick
scrub, collecting specimens, when he
came upon a large light brown snake,
a species of python, coiled upon the
ground.
He was by far the finest one he had
ever seen at large. lie was probably
ten or twelve feet long and as thick
as mans leg at the knee.
He looked savage enough to devour a
man. and at first the collector felt half
inclined to run away.
lie recovered himself, however, and
was on the point of shooting the SER
pent with a charge of dust shot In
order to carry home his skin when 1t
occurred to him that he would be
worth five times as much If he were
taken alive.
81 had" he says. "a leather strap
with buckle in my game bag, and
with this determined to moose the
snake.
IL started toward him. but when
came near he partly uncoied. opened
his mouth very wide. thereby disclos-
ing his sharp teeth. and. Kissing spite
fully. struck at me. | lodged behind
small tree and. leaning out as far
MS | dared. tried several times to
moose him.
After | had teased him for some
time he suddenly started off ut full
speed. caught my gun and by dint
of hard running through the thick
scrub managed to head him off. He
coilcd, and again tried the moose, but
he put his head under his coils in a
very sulky manner. reached out from
my shelter behind tree and caught
him by the tail. but lie pulled away
with great force and glided off again.
"This time he took refuge under a
fallen tree and before | could head
him off was gliding down the hole of
some wild animal.
81 reached the spot just as the last
two or three feet of his body were
disappearing, and, selling his tail with
/ both hands, 1 hung on desperately
With my feet braced against a limb
of the tree pulled till the tail cracked
and snapped as if it would break asun-
der. Sometimes he pulled me to with
In a few inches of the hole, and then
would brace myself against the limb
and drag him halfway out.
"At last I grew so tired that I had
to let go my hold, and with many re.
grets saw the last few inches of the
tail disappear beneath the EARTH"
Amador ledger., 1909-09-03
THE DUTCH KITCHEN.
Largest Room In the House and He's =
Bed In the Corner.

Largest hoom IN tne Rouse ana FieA =
Bed In the Corner.
Holland. of all countries. Is a memo
rial to the unceasing labor OF mans
hands 1t exists not because the sea,
higher than its green stretches suffers
It to. but because man by the labor of
his hands and of his brain has kept
the water back. The Dutch people
have not only earned their land-they
have made it.
when have they found time to do
1t all " you ask yourself. But you are
to know more of the work which In
Holland never ceases. OF the work
which goes ON within those houses you
know nothing until at Delft you make
your FIRST acquaintance with a Dutch
kitchen.
The kitchen is properly large room
as compared with the other rooms In
the house, for it is the gathering place
at all times for the family. The table
is round and stands not quite In the
center Of the room. but so that the
mistress, sitting at one side. can reach
| her hand out to the stove without rie-
| ing.
In one corner of the kitchen is such
Il bed as you have never seen before.
The stifly starched white muslin cur
tans make it look like blind window,
but the grandson pulls the curtains
back. and in the recess formed by the
closet on one side and the corner OF
| the room on the other YOU see tho
place where your hostess sleeps There
are high feather bed and many cover
ings
The stove is a brick one. set in a
deep old fireplace. The old mantel Is
piled with brass vessels. which the
old woman uses as though they were
common tin. On one side is china
statue of the Virgin. On the other side
under a glass globe is a waxen statue
If Queen Wilhelmina in her wedding
gown.-New Idea Magazine.
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