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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-02
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
FROM SUMMIT COUNTY

Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY. June 1.-The commence
mcnt exercises of the eighth grade gradu-
ates OF the county was held at the Dew
cy thcater last evening and was one OF
the largest eighth grade classes ever as
scmbled i'm this city. The parents and
friends OF the graduates filled the theater
10 It's capacity, there being an attendance
OF more than 500
Several prominent speakers were pres
ept and gave pleasing and interesting
talks.
the pupils on having successfully passed
their examinations and had many words
County Superintendent Wilkins compli-
mented the pupils and in timely and
well chosen speech presented the 40
graduates with their diplomas. An or
Cbestra composed Of several pupils from
the eighth grade class furnished music
during the evening, which was thorough
~ enjoyed by the large crowd present
Following Is the list Of graduates:
CoalvilIe. district No. 2-Teany Buchan,,
an, Mary Frost. Olive RundaIl. Mabel
Petit, Sylvia salmon. Lula Sargent Eya
Louis Rees. Alene Wright.
Observation-Disclosures McMichael. Mabel
Mills Irene Redden. Elsie winters, fh-
lis West Clara Winters. ,,
Wanship. district No. i-Josephine VIII
oatley. s'ai; district 80. l2-clara Hall
Paricy,s 9s,!i Park dis,ric, No. 9-Martin
earns. Everette Williamson. Victor Pc
terson, Earl Johnson. David Johnson.
Peoa. district No. s-TIarycy Marchant.
Amasa Miles. Blanche Miles Effie Miles,
Blanche Millincr Jennie Miles Jessie
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Nine Happy Couples.


-'|7'''' ~ 't'|
OGDEN. June l.-Rcalizing that he will
he worked overtime during the present
month, little Dan Cupid got a "funniug
start today ana marched nine happy
couples 10 the office of County Clerk DYE,
where they were issued licenses 10 marry.
Inc applicants: Simon i. Powell Salt
Lake; and Anna Anderson. Ogden: Thomas
~. toward ana Mary Christensen, both
Of Ogden: Ralph :. Wintcrton and Louise
Birie, both OF Magrath. Alberta. Canada :
: :; Hammond and Vera Wilde. both OF
B!ackfoot Ida; Wilford E. Hart and Lot
lie Stanford. both OF Ogden; Thomas W.
Borrow and Ida White. both Of Warren
c: y. Carbierc and b. \. Edwards. both
OF Winnemucca. NeV.: William Henry
Spangenberg and Grace Lucille Thomas
both OF Ogden; John l.. MCGOWAN and
Annie Marie Banley, both Of ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-02
MEN TO BE CHARGED
WITH BLOWING SAFE
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO. June John Sullivan. Daniel
Locker and +. Forbes are the names given
by the three men captured last night
about IL o'clock and who will be charged
with burglary In the first degree In con
nection with the blowing OF the safe in
the warehouse Of C. F. Decker e Co
shortly after IL o'clock
When arrested by the. police Forbes
one Of the men, emptied his pockets and
threw away one of the most complete
sets Of burglars tools ever taken from
a man in this section. which consisted OF
skeleton keys, files. fuse and dynamite
caps all OF which was recovered. The
men made a good job in opening the
safe. the door being blown completely
Off. There was no money in the safe
and nothing Of value was secured. City
Marshal Williams and Sheriff Judd are
elated over the capture and say they
think they baNe, In Forbes nj least, ono
Of the greatest safe blowers and all
around crooks in tho west. Marshal VIII
liams is positive that there We're four
men in the gang and that the one who
escaped was a partner Of Forbes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-02
WILL PARK STREET
WITHOUT EXPENSE
Ogden Civic Improvement
League Gets Busy: Council
manic Matters.
Special to The Tribune,

OGDEN, June 1.-Permission was
given the Ogden Civic Improvement
league 10 park Twenty-fourth street
from Washington and Adams avenues
by the city council this evening. fol
lowing an address by J. c. Nye of the
league in which he explained what the
league proposed TO do. The park will
be laid out without expense to the city
and turned over to the park commits
sioners for maintenance.
An ordinance providing for the man
agement Of the city s water works svs-
tenn introduced by Councilman Thomas,
passed its second reading by title and
was referred to the special water com
mttee, law committee and city attor-
new An ordinance introduced last
week defining the duties of the poll tax
collector and the disposition of poll
taxes collected bv him passed its third
and final reading.
A movement was started this even,
ing 10 remove unsightly poles from the
center of the business streets. a con-
munlcation from the city engineer and
petition from i, ". Shurtlff and
others called attention 10 the poles on
council 10 order their removal from
Washington 10 Pierce avenues. The
communications were referred TO the
street committee and city attorney. The
resolution introduced by Councilmen
Peerv and Thomas requiring the Ogden
Rapid Transit company to remove its
poles from the center of Twentyifth
Street between Washington and wall
avenues within thirty days was unani-
ho
executive committee of the G, 4. r. en-
campment asking for an appropriation
OF $500 for the entertainment Of the
delegates was referred TO the financial
committee The city engineer was in
structcd on motion Of Councilman Fly.
gare TO furnish the public buildings
and grounds committee with a pla
showing all the property owned by the
city. On motion of Councilman Peery,
the city treasurer was ordered 10 con
tinue the weekly statements showing
the financial condition Of Ogden city.
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RECEIVER OF BANK
FACES FELONY CHARGE

SAN FRANCISCO. June Acting on
telcgraphic request from Sheriff Bradley
Of Esmerada county. Nevada. a detective
OF the police department placed Isidor
Herschfeld. former receiver OF The de-
funct Goldfeld Bank and Trust company.
Of Gold6eld. Nev.. under arrest last l ;Eht
at his room in the ST, Francis hotel. The
telegram stated that Herschfeld was
wanted for felony embezzlemcat.
Herschhcd. who spent the day in
prison. said that he did not know " hat he
was charged with. He was appointed re-
CeiVer of the bank in MAY. 1901. and sub
sequently became cashier Of the state
Bank and Trust company. lie wcnt to
Bakersfield. Cal. a year ana half ago
TO take charge of n lumber and oil uUsi-
ness on his fathers death.
\ deputy sheriff is now en- route from
Godheld TO take Herschflcld back.
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NEWS OF GREEN RIVER


GREEN RIVER, June 1.-The Green
River ball team beat the Price team here
today by score of to l. The Green
River fielding was perfect and Pitcher
Kirby was given gilt edged support The
Price pitcher pitched a fine game and
but for errors on second and third bases
would have made the score much closer.
The cement walks on Broadway arc be-
ing rapidly put In, and soon Will line both
sides OF the street The railroad cou-
pany Will put I'm cement walk OF good
width from the new depot TO connect with
Broadway,
The Fruit Growers bank of Green Riv-
or moved into its new quarters today.
The building is fine two story cement
block. and the bank fixtures the best
found in any town in the state outside
of salt Lake City
The Green River band has been as
sured a contract during the G.. A. r. en-
campment IN salt Lake City and has sent
for new uniforms and music. Nearly all
The band also VIII help celebrate STRAW
berry day" IN Glenwood Springs.
\ large acreage. will again be planted
10 caulaloupes this year. and the Fruit
Growers association will be reorganized
with $4,000 capital stock The frost
missed most of the fruit in the valley.
and quite a little fruit Will be marketed.
The Mutual irrigation company has
moved its offices to the middle offices on
the ground floor of the bank building,
The telephone company will occupy the
rear Offices, and already have three ca
bles strung into the building. A fourth
will be put in and the exchange cut over
next Sunday.
Il. T. Miller. editor OF the Dispatch. is
in Glenwood Springs. called there by the
serious sickness of his mother
A. Il. Peck is spending the week in
Grand Junction.
Twenty-three new residences have been
built here this spring. and numerous
moro will be commenced soon as the
building force Of Green River can start
on them. As yet there are not nearly
enough houses TO supply the demand.
Two eastern men are building a boat
cXpectiug to navigate the Green and
Grand rivers between Green River and
Moab Gasoline will furnish the motive
power for the present.
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JUVENILE DELINQUENTS
GIVEN TO RELATIVES
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 90 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 1.-Judge Nolney 9. Cur
nell OF the juvenile court committed two
juvenile dclinquents TO the custody OF rel
atives this afternoon with the understand
ing that the BOYS be kept out Of Ogden
for at least ono year. This policy has
been tried before by the court where
there has been found TO be organized
gangs OF youthful lawbrcakers. and is
believed 10 be more efficient in removing
the youngsters from evil influences than
placing them in the industrial school
Bryan Boyle was given into the custody
OF his sister Mrs. Nanderhoof, and viii
be put 10 work on a ranch near Promon-
tory station. Ralph Hall Will be sent to
Iowa by his mother, where he will be
under the watchful eye OF relatives.
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News of the lnterm0untain Region
MACADAMIZING NJ ROAD FROM
OGDEN TO SALT LAKE
Special to The Tribune.

'PS''dl 10 Inc Tribune.
o0DEN' June AFTER a session OF
several hours this afternoon the board OF
county commissioners decided to begin
at once constructing a macadamlzed state
road which will eventually connect Salt
Lake and Ogden. Within a few days
county Road Commissioner John C.
Dnilds VIII begin work on the first link
NMIiieh VIII extend from the south city
, ,'ri'tS 10 tle Davis county line. There
"'aHaua!nized ~ cost OF S25. O0O
Inc road Will run owe rthat portlon Of
tlir county known as the sand ridge.
NtliNh Has always proven a great annoy
ance TO those who Travelled It. The com
HtulllCatlon from the executive committee.
OF inc y. a. r, Encampment asking for
sai aPproprlation Of $500 for the enter
talnment OF the veterans WIN viii visit
Ian = 5an IN August was filed for future con-
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Even Break.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Philadelphia
and Boston broke even In double header
this afternoon. Each team won a game
by ! To o. Philadelphia beating Boston in
the first game in an eleven inning con-
test on two-bagger by Ganly and Muir
phys single. RHE
Philadelphia .. ...... .......,.1 g
BOSTON ..-- 49,. ,-.... ...-s..s..O {
Batteries-kraus and Thomas: RYAN
and Spencer and Donahuc.
Second game RHE
Philadelphia :. ....... ......0 .
Boston -. -. 80. s...s........1 6
Battcries-Plank, Fickers and Thomas;
Burchell, Cicotte and Spencer.
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OGDEN TEACHERS DECIDE
TO SIGN THE CONTRACTS
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, June l.-Seventy-dyo tcachors
oil the city schools met with Superintend- :
ent y. NJ. Mills this afternoon for a dis
CuSslon OF the contract which recently
was adopted by the board OF education
which teachers elected for next year arc
required 10 sign. The objectionable fea-
lures OF the contract were explained by
Ine superintendent, After a fun discus
sion, a vote was taken, resulting i'm all
present except nine agreeing TO sign the
contract This is taken as evidence that
q Iarsc majority of the teachers elected
LOT next year VIII consent 10 the terms
ol the contract and the places of those
VINO refused to sign can be filed without
embarrassment to the board.
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Roundy: Angus Maxwell. Rubin Marchant,
Clyde Marchant. Alice Wright
kamas. district No. Myrtle Wool
sicnhulme. Zoa Burbidge Luella Lambert.
Nollic War;. John c. Pack. Alfred Lam
bert.
Marion districtt--Lawrenee Larson.
cumshaw. Lille Berg. Cora Dillon. Dora
Fahey. Margaret Dunsmore Bert John
son. son. Marie Harrington. Peter Martin,
nice shea. Willie Terry. Inez Waddell.
Nora Wilson, Merton Wynn Margaret
McLane. Myra Mcdonald. Gertrude Scan
lon Willie Burk, Frank Cargeeg. Dora
Flossie Lake. Pearl Letter Mary McI.anc,
Merrl Mennich. Rosa Niles. Frank Sulli-
van. George Tobm Eva Wilson. Jennie
Wilson. Keith Buck, George Bloom. To-
seph Brandt Alice Terry. Eva Hamlin.
William Horn Mary Townsend, Frank
Shanley. Eleanor Backman; Clud willis.
bell. Mary Brirley Ruth Hillstrom. jo-
sephne Hunt. Deal Jennings Haz@i T,nf-
Ter; Harold FIartwell Edwin Hartweil.
Selma Hepdrickson. Florence civilian
Drucile Cunningtor. Gertrude Evans
Margaret Snyder. Ella CambeII. Duncan
MCCarmack. Hildred Carey. Bert Blink
era Alvin Cunnington. Mabel Kemp. An
me M Cunnington, Robert Dor!ty Grace
Richardson. Clarence Wright. Herman
Andrew. Lulu Carpenter Norma Stron-
ness iiersChel Robinson. Lawrence with
erou. David Civilian. Ethel Robinson Er-
nest Olund. Leah Townsend. Fay McC'au
Christine Wilson. Alice Anderson. Cor
nelius Shea. Frank RAN Ruby Roulton.
Holman. Lille Hendrickson. Edith Ian
x,9n. Leroy Leonard. Fred Wood Eddie
Wood. Hubert Jones. Etoal Martin. Yer
Ian. Henry Cromer Hazel Ualcs En1ii,.
BrlrleE Sarah Berry Ernest Ivory. lula
Morse, Lawrence PAUL. Lawrence Schnp-
gi, knbE cushing, Della Rasband, EuIa
BeggS. cla rense Smith Emn,a -,
kuth Andrew, Beth Boyd. Elva Hendrick-
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HARTMAN PEOPLE WILL
SOON OPEN UP WORK
Snccial 10 Tnc Tribune

Spcclal 10 The TrlDune-
OGDEN June l.-Nhen General Man
agcr w II. Bancroft OF the Oregon Short
Line arrives i'm ogden tomorrow afternoon
from the east. in his private car: II is
expected that he will bring with him
authority from the leading officials of the
Hartman roads to begin work at once
on the many improvements mapped out
by the railroads for Ogden.
AR. Bancroft will probably have with
him the approved plans for the new
Southern Pacific freight depot. the. car
wheel foundry and the rearranging OF the
trackaee in the local yards Resident
Engineer \. .. Campbell returned from
the east Monday and is waiting lnstruc-
lions from My. Bancroft before proceed
ing with the many improvements.
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@ @@ - HEALS
oe 80 - SORES AND UlCERss

simplest IL Jls
morbid matters hch nave peS
of
the place constantly discharge into tne n o Inc
of
healthy the ulcer to enlarge snoe Impure @
recognlzod as
blood While curing the sore OF icet
brings the flesh
healthy ooA o."
Sores medical free to al VINO "Iioe.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
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News of Nephi.
10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
NEPHl, June THE funeral Of Victor Victor
nj . o'clock at the tabernacle, Jhe speak
eTs were Elder Dixon OF Provo: who ac-
companied Mr. Candland home from Eng
land last November, James Bigler, Pres
idcnt / w PaXman. T. 6. Winn and
Bishop r. ". G.. Parkes.
Memorial day was dttingly observed by
the people OF Nephi
Following Is the list Of graduates of the
Ncphi high school. whose graduating eX-
ercises took place last week.
Alta Carter, Leah Pettisfew, jeanette
George Belliston. Hans Christensen. Ralph
Bellistor. John Latimer Frank toote and
Warner stephenson The eighth grade
Matte Parkes. Wilfred Bailey. Florence
Hobbs Byron Ord. Mary Stephenson, Zet-
Ia Grace, Marie Miller. Ruth Foote. Sadie
Vera BigIer. Loa Sidwell, Flora Tanner,
Edgar Wlnn, Gilbert Wilson. Geneva
Price. Ruby Winn; Venus Brongh. Lorene
ocey Laysrn Mnrren bsSn coWsn GSwn CHase ran
ord FAY Jackson, Berna Pyper, Katie
WiIkey Lise Bisler. Maud Ingram. Vera
Chase. Ella Garrett Ivan Brown, SaIome
Ralph Foote. Stanzas Park
Robert Cooper has handed In his resig-
nation as city treasurer u is Mr., Coop
cr's Intention To leave Nephi in the near
future.
Tfczekiah Carter was called to Salt Lake
Saturday on account OF the serious illness
pf his daughter Mrs. Francis GroDaman.
who underwent an operation saturday.
r. ~. Carter has purchased a new mer-
ry- go- round costing $500. II was set up
on Decoration day and VIII be In opera
ton all summer
John Alder Of Manti. who has been
teaching art in the schools here this win
ter was called home suddenly on account
OF the illness and subsequent death OF his
mother.
George w Kendalrs race track opened
Decoration day with quite number OF In
teresting horse races,
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Latonia Races.

T.ATONIA June l.-Today's race re-
suits:
First race, four furlongs-Inferno Que
TO l. won; PLACID, TO ,. seconu, -..dr-
tine H. 10 /, third Time, 80.
Second race FIVE furlongs-Jackstrs ~.
3 to J. won; Salian, I to .. second; John
Mcclure. 90 TO ], third. Time. l:o4 10.
Third race. six furlongs-Al Red,
10 10, won, Marbles, To .. second; Right
Easy. 4 10 l. third Time. lis.
Fourth race, one mile and sixteenth
-Nadzu S to > won, Col. Blue, TO l.,
second: Stone Street, IL 10 ]. third. Time,
:o2 30.
Fifth race one mile-Gypsy King, TO
., won; Lafayette. 10 TO /. second Rara
Avis, I TO 10. third Time. l:i3 10.
Sixth race. one mile and a sixteenth
Bucket Brigade. I to |, won. Warner
Griswcll. TO L. second; Flirting, to /.
third, Time | 80 l-5
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Celt Is Ripe.

NEW YORK. June 1,-Celt the James
Il. keene race horse which has been lib-
orally supported for the Brooklyn handl-
cap TO be run Thursday, had his final
tryout for the big race yesterday. at the
Sheepshead Bay track. With his regular
exercise boy UP and carrying about 13G
pounds. lie ran the mile and a quarter
under a strong pull in 2:0T 5-5. On this
performance racing men believe that Celt
Will be a heavy odds-on favorite when
the bugle blows for the big handicap.
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Paving extension No. 6
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Unconscious From Drink.

An unknown man. whose name. from
various papers found upon his person. is
supposed TO be NJ. c. Shea, was found
lying on the sidewalk at the corner of
Second East and Second South streets
about 0 o'clock Tuesday evening in an
unconscious condition, due to drink,
In "A helpless condition. he was taken
To police headquarters in the patrol wag
ON. but upon being placed in the emer-
eency ward he soon revived. He refused
10 give any explanation as To who he was
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district, while on State street they are
ten feet. All the paving has been done
under the direction OF Contractor James
Wood, and has been accepted by the
Murray city council,
steel will arrive this week which Will
be used In constructing the new bridge
which will span Little cottonwood creek
ON South state street, Concrete Is now
being hauled to the spot. and the work
viii be started Immediately The new
bridge VIII have concrete retaining walls
on either side and will span the entire
length of the street. The tracks OF the
Utah Light and Railway company Will
cross the new bridge.
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Max Fig1nan in Ogden.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June MAX Figman. the YER
satile actor who made such a success of
The Substitute last season, stopped
over in Ogden for few hours this after
noon as the guest Of Ernest Spencer. Mr..
Figman Is on his way to Los Angeles
Wherc he will spend few weeks vaca
northwestern points. He VIII return to
rev York City the latter part OF the
summer 10 begin rehcarsals for his new
pay, ana TO direct the rehearssls OF all or
York 49, - ''''' -"
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DefectiYe Wheel Found.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June But for the discovery
ol a badly cracked wheel on one OF the
passenger coaches Of Oregon Short Line
SS2ln NO. 13. which arrived here from
SaIl Lake today, n serious wreck NAV
nave occurred. The defective wheel was
discovered by Car Inspector Collins when
.nc Train was stopped at the depot. The
ttoach WAS uncoupled and the passengers
transferred to another
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Estate Valued at sl5,7ls.76.
Special to The Tribune,

OGDEN. June In the probate divi-
SION Of the district court this afternoon
James T.. lla lverson filed 81 petition asking
Ior ms appointment administrator OF
tne estate OF the late Thomas E'ahoy who
1909. 80
The petitioner says that Fahcy left n
portion Of his estate in Weber and Box
Elder counties consisting of cash on de-
post, negotiable paper. stocks and real
estate, the whole totalinC s15,71S.T6 A
copy OF the will accompanies the petition
which the petitioner asks 10 be admitted
To probate. Seven dcvisccS arc named
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Selling Impure Milk.
Special to Thc Trihune.

''p'NiS'l W ll' Abulit.
OGDEN, June 1.-The state pure food
commission is getting busy in Ogden
with those who violate the pure food
laws. This afternoon. upon the complaint
ot Willard Hanson. state food commission
or, complaint was issued in the mu-
niCipa Court charging w. II. Lindsay. a
local milk dealer, with failing TO main
tain the standard in milk offered for sale
The olfcnsc is Classcd as a misdcmeanor.
The warrant for the arrest of Lindsay
was placed in tho hands OF Sheriff Will
son late this afternoon.
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Suit for Legal Services.
Spccla! to The Tribune.

'7p''Id. 10 j nc tribune.
OGDEN, June I.-Suit was begun in
the district court this afternoon by former
District Attorney George Ualvcrson and
Attorney James y. l[lmball to collect a
balance OF S435 alleged TO be due them
by Thomas p. Mcfarland for legal sery-
ices.
The complaint declares that the attor-
neNS were engaged by Mcfarland between
July 81. 1903. and December J. 1905 to
represent, him in an action tried before
the district court. and lator before the
supreme court on appeal. The attorneys
say that but $50 has been paid OH their
account for professional services.
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Annual Meeting Held.
al 10 The Tribune.

~ 's.I " lI' lIphl''
OGDEN, June AT the annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders Of the Ogden
Union Railway and Depot company, to-
day, the old board Of directors, consisting
OF w. u. Bancroft. r. j. Kiesel p. T..
Williams, E. c. Manson and w. a. Whit
ney, were reelected. A short session Of
INC board was held when the following Of
icers were named for the ensuing year:
". II, Bancroft, president; f. j, kicse,
Vice president: +. y. Hess. secretary: Alex
Miliar OF New York City. assistant secre-
tary; f. v 5. Crosby. New York CITY.
treasurer; l.. c. Manson. superintendent
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Embezzlement Charged.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l.-Charles II.
Turner former. grand secretary of the
Native Sons of the Golden West, was
placed under arrest tonight on a warrant
charging him with felony embezzlcment
in connection with the alleged shortage
OF more than $4,000 in his accounts The
complaint was sworn to by Daniel A.
Ryan, acting president of the organiza-
ticn.
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H0iDUP OF LIMITED
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED

SPOKANE. June l,--W. d Woods, now
in IAN at Omaha. charged with holding up
the Overland Limited train, Is positively
identified from portraits by Officer Ches
ter Edwards as being Dan Downer. a man
frequently arrested here. Edwards states
that he assisted In arresting Dowper and
Fred Torgenson ut Everett; last October.
and found in their grips nitro Glycerine.
fuse caps and complete safeblowers
outfit Torgenson is now with Woods in
the Omaha Jail,
Detective Alex Mcdonald has left for
Omaha where he may complete the iden-
llfirA linn.