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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. April Mrs. inger Bergittie
Jensen. widow Of the late p. G. Jensen
of the Second ward, died yesterday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs o. =. Olsen, 30
West First South street The decea Sed
was born in Dronninglund, Soen, Den
mark. September r. 49, She came to
Utah in 1870, and his since lived in this
city. She is survived by one son. y g
Larsen OF this city Funeral services viii
be held tomorrow FriGazA at ! o'clock
in the Second ward meeting house.
Hans Andersen Of Vineyard. an unmaT-
RED man about - years OF age. VINO was
committed to tine state mental hospital
from the intrmary "A few days age SUI
fCring FROM epilepsy. died Tuesday. The
burial was from Graham * Jones I'm
dertakiug p2rIOrS this afternoon.
7 " Bean. for twenty-five years clerk
of tie Provo tithiug office, has resigned
ana Bishop Ralph -PoultUn Of the Sixth
ecclesiastical ward has been appointed
10 succeed him. The services Of NT-
Bean have been most thorough and Faith
ful and il was not desired by the bishops
OF the Provo wards to dispense with
them but Mr.. Beams personal business
demanded his attention. Mr.. PCuitOp is
"A well known business man. OF late he
has been connected with the Provo Meat
& Packing company.
County Attorney Evans underwent an
operatiO TO-DAY 81 the Provo general hos
pital for a severe case Of hemorrhoids.
which was found 20 be complicated with
an abscess- he is resting as easy as can
be expected
Manager Leon Bachman OF the Provo
opera house has filed suit IN the district
court for divorce from Henrietta Bach
man on the grounds OF desertiOn. A.
ccrdng to the complaint the maria &c
took place in Provo. December t. 1885,.
and on May - 1907 the defendant de-
serted and abandoned plaintiff. There
are no children
Judge Booth. ia the district court to-
day. heard tine case of Elizabeth II.
Coray. administratrix. " L. HolbTo3k
Fl al The complaint in this ease alleges
that l.. HolbrOok- y. E. SeGrIe and Don
X Coray were copartners IN locating q
power site in Provo canyon. that L. Hol-
brook sold said power size without max
Ing any accounting 90 Don Z. COrzy OF
10 his heirs. The plaintiff therefore asks
for an accounting.
Marriage licenses have beer issued 90
Levi BounoGs and Jennie Richard Of
Provo. John A. Boulter and Amelia :
Hartman of Pleasant Grove
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
NEW BOARD IS ORGANIZED JOKER IS NOW EVIDENT
Juvenile Court Commission Does
Some Business, but No Action on
7. L. Irvine's Appointment.

The juvenile court commission MT y7S-
terday. but beyond appointing Nolney G
Gunneli as judge of the Ogden juvenile
court. at salary of 5000 a year. did lit
tie business. A. e. Nelson. state super
intendent Of education. was appointed
committee of one to so over the salaries
Of probation officers and judges under
the old law and suggest a new schedule
at the next meeting. to be held Saturday.
The board also discussed with Major NJ
A Breeder the duties Of his office as
executive secretary.
No action was taken by the beard on
the letter received from Mrs Margaret
Zane WitCheT. as clerk of the district
court. appointing T. Lorenzo Irvine clerk
of the Salt Lake juvenile court There
seems to be some doubt among the men,
bers as TO who is to pay this clerk.
The provision for the appointment Of
the clerk in this way was joker slipped
into the bill when 1t was on its way III
the legislature by a. 3. irvine, who was
even then engaged in securing jobs for
his family. IL did not appear until Mrs
WitCher was able to crafty her desire
to give r. Irvine a job and made the
appointment this week. .
II is stated that the salary Of the clerk
viii come out of the funds, in which
/ case the county commissioners viii fix
the amount. If such is tde case Colo
mel 4 3. Irvine made an error when
he had The clause inserted in not fixing
the salary or providing for & 10 come out
of the state funds If John c Macksy
of the county comm issiOners likes the
salary according to his inclinations. lr-
vine may receive something like 40 cents
a year
Mr. Mackay has stated that the county
l will pay no salaries for the juvenile court
I that the commissioners 60 not fix.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
University Students
Outwit Faculty

April Fools day was celebrated at the
university with the usual pemp and glory
The learned members of the facUlty. Wen
schooled IN the pranks OF young cole
gians, took every preCautlOn 10 taWaft
the hilarity of the students, but - usu-
al. they were miserably OutgenerRi u- me
faculty had a well defined plan for pro-
lection. Wednesday night al the Go0rs
leading 10 class rooms and laporator1es
were securely locked, and esH-s an the
morning an advance guard OF the pro
fessors arrived to protect their inter
ests. The precautions could not have Deen
better suited TO the plot OF the stldenls,
who as soon as each door was securely
locked. placed a pinch of vet cement INTO
every key hole and then let the silence OF
the night complete the JOB.
When the professors arrived yesterday
morning and found themselves outcasts
from the temple of learning. the WORD
~stung was freely passed amons them
The next hour saw many scenes OF ac-
tivity. where some dignified gentleman
was irving to coerce a troublesome Key
hole The faculty is grievsd and Graves
revenge.
The Jokes of the day did not end there
Chemicals that Ciffused foul 0doTs were
placed extravdganuy around the IioorS,
students walked ont Of class as tne Ioi-
,rss called and many other prauks took
place in which the poor professor was
usually the chief and only mournei-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
ST. ANTHONY, IDA, NOTES.

St ANTHONY. Ida. April r.-R. ] Com
stock Of the First National bank Of Rex
burg was i1 this city last FRIDAY on bust
Mrs. A. 3. Nichols and daughter. Hiss
Sacie. arrived home Friday from .heir
Ohio trip
r. r. Wilson OF PocatelIo Vas in This
city this week on business
Mrs James A. Fryer entertained at her
. home Saturday afternoon
W Spires was at Ashton last SATURDAY.
called bv tine fire loss to the Chase Fur
niture companv's stock.
Miss Grace Williams was at Ashton last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Ada Core Of Ashton is an empioye
OF the Flamm store
a comnany Of Young people consisting
II the Misses DrOliiDssr. EuEata. IOj=o1.
I Miller and M7ssTs. Engate and D-oIlingcr.
was here i4st Friday from Ashton
ID. Hix was down to Rexburg Wednes-
I oaS last attending to some work for the
store there.
c. II. Bopf has been confined to his
home for some time. but is now able to be
at his accustomed duties az his store
Earl Taylor was taken 70 Salt Lake
: InCrSdaV evening 10 he oueTa ted on for
enoep7dleit,s Mr. Tayior was. married a
few DAYS before this ta Miss Ashcroft
Mrs. J. . Tarr Of GlOversriIe \ Y
I ts Iere- a guest OF her sister Mrs piaa
). @. Ashcrsft has been gone ON a visit
g. self Lake for several days.
ii~ W0lcott now hos his office in the
E1ors Bower building
W E Wingate made q catch SUNDAY
# tErs7-uOUud trout in the Snaka and
u wasn't very good day for fishing
either
Manager Fitchn5trick ri the Bell T=Ie-
phone company in tris cifv had q ~ffuav-sy-
arneTie7re last week which left him f. =
rather di'apidsted condition. bus SAN Isle
% attend TO his duties.
4 CITY ticket IS in me field ard is -7sn-
-'r~oi 6 -h~ following. For rnarar- W
I Miller clerk ". A. CaIderhead. t-eas-
'-~0r. 7. s P0-rous- civ erViraz- "
lSinnev. nolica iudre. Thoras O. Paf+-u.
cnureilmen. First vard O.. C. Boup-msu
f-eorGe a. Fnrnp~- Second we-d lanes a
I F"yer. T. T.. HouFhto1- Third W. -
I Charles Scott ard F. T. 1Iitcbau Tl,.-
I VIII '7 az probability he the only ticke,
[ nominated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
DISTRICT COURT NOTES

the district court to quiet title TO part OF
LOT A. in block "a plat \. salt Lake tity
survey as against Frank p. Morganson-
70 is charged that "a line fence that has
stood for tnirty-fiVe years is being re
moved and a restraining order Is asked TO
Prevent this with 500 damages.
John L. EliasCu, who was sued by Mar
garet Phillips for an accounting OF their
partnership in the management OF the
Richelieu rOOming house. has FLED an an
sver denying that he neglected tine bust
ness and alleging that Mrs. Phillips dld
not live up to the partnership agreement
and contribute her share of the expenses
s. o. Henrie has filed suit in the district
court against the Associated Wool Grow
ers. a corporation. for SSS5.5S alleged TO be
due on 1891 pounds Of wool delivered To
the association to be marketed.
Judge C. W. Morse yesterday gave judg-
meut i'm favor Of L-~G- Skirts against the
Giles American Mercantile Agency re-
straining the agency perpetually from pro-
ceeding on a judgment obtained Jan. 80.
1905 against one Louis Skliris FOR an
amount owing TO the ST. Mark : Hospital
association for care and attends nee,
amounting to $50. Skliris proved 20 the
satisfaction of the court that the collsc-
ton agency had gone after the wrong
man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
APPLICATION DISMISSED.
Segregation by SEWER Land & Water
Company May Proceed.

b1- Van u. Spalding and William D LlV-
inEston to the district court for a VIII OF
prohibition TO restrain the state board OF
land commissioners from proceeding upon
~ annlication of the SEWER River Land
& Water compsny TO segregate some
where in the neighborhood of 10000 acres
of land in Willard county under the carey
act was dismissed yesterday by Judge T.
ID Lewis of the district court upon mo-
ton of and at the cost of the applicants.
This Is taken as an indication that the
original dispute over this land has been
settled and that the Sewer River Land
A. Water company has agreed 20 condi-
lions imposed BY Spalding and Livingston.
1t is said that these two have received
$4,000 fo- their rights in the Sewer river
near Gunnison, as well as other couceS-
eio0S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

Christ CPongas lost all the fingers of his
left hand and the tips OF the fingers of
the right hand while working in the gas
plant of the Utah Gas q Coke company
at First South and Ninth West streets on
Dec. . last and is now suing the company
for $1,000 damages His fingers became
entangled with an electric coal feeding
machine which. he states, owing to the
negligence OF tie company. was not
equipped with guards. Further negligence
on the part OF the company r. charged IN
not providing sufficient light where ne
was working on the machine
Eva Wassmer. aged Is years. was struck
and knocked down b. a street car at Sew
tnth East and Olive street on Feb. IS last
and her knee badly spTained- suit has
been filed in her behalf by her father and
guardian John WasSmer. alleging that
She has since been incapacitated for WORK
and has spells of nervousness Tor all OF
which hl wants to recover $500 -rOm the
Utah Light & Railway company.
The Pacific Lumber company has
brought suit OH a mechanic Hen for
S12I % against Laura NJ. SnelgIove and B.
" IiddeH and asks foreclosure on the
building on part OF lot I, block %, plat 4,
Salt Lake CITY survey
Sarah Hepworth Carthey and Maria
Noench. executors of the estate OF Fran
ces Amelia HepWOrth, have filed suit IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
FOR OHIO PEOPLE.
Organization for Social Purposes
Promises Largs Membership.

Those of the ONO natiVe-boTu or de-
svcudants thereof are TO organize a So
clety Tor social purposes DR. J. J Sni-
Ger - West Second South street who is
chairman of the committee on OTganiza-
Ton. yesterday reported that he had re-
celNed number of responses to the re-
quests ne had sent out for the sending
~ OF names Of persons who are natives
OF Ohio
The main object of the club is 10 or
gdnize 10 that extent that it may make
arrangements for the entertainment Of the
ONO people who viii be here in August
during the Grand Army encamDment:
but. in addition. it il desired to bring tine
Ohloans closer together DR. Snider
would like TO hear from people Of the
Buckeye state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
GILBERT ACCUSES ITALY
OF CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE
Lecturer Graphically Describes HOr-
rors Of Messina Earthquake
Illustrations Shown.

The Italian government was severely
arraigued last evening by ". L. Gilbert
who lectured on the Messina earthquake
al the Bungalow theatre at the invitation
of the salt Lake council Of the hnighta
OF columbus. MI Gilbert described the
horrors OF the terrible earthquake u d
clear, fOfcetul manner. always aN0fuins
the use OF auJeCutes ana ICaNlnS ms du-
oltOrs Tree 90 grasp Tie awIuiness OF ne
calamity by the rehearsal o. uhcoiOr- u
1acts. his lecture - as instructive ana ln-
tensely interesting.
Mr.. Gilbert was the first American %
enter the city OF Messina after the earth
quake, going there from Naples as sOOh
a. possible after the disaster lie praises
wee Consul LupJOl and others IN the
American ana british colonies for their
seif-sdcrlficing rescue work IA the mar
rowing Gays following the horror. Mr..
Gilbert remained ~ AteSsna Tor a month
assisting in the relief work and taking
views OF the ruins.
The Italian government he accuses of
criminal negligence I'M the calamity The
entire credit tOr the rescue Work, ne say s.
should be given TO foreigners. As an eX-
ample OF the distressing laXity on the
part OF the government, Mr. Gilbert
throws on the screen the picture OF the
runs OF a beautiful residence owned uy
an American. Beneath the ruins were the
bodies OF the wife and TWO children OF
tie American. The husband and father
was away from the city az the time OF
the shock and hUTrYing back. found his
residence Il pile of ruins Soldiers pre-
vented INN FROM cxcavating tas ruins,
and ne was forced TO apply to the Italian
government TO CXCdgate the ruins IN
search of the bodies OF his loved ones.
II was twenty-eighf days before this per-
mission was granted.
The views shown by Mr. Gilbert are
graphic illustrations of devastation. He
himself has not entirely recovered from
his narrowing experiences following the
earthquake. and at times his voice quiv-
efs and grows husky while telling OF the
awful suffering.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
salt Lake Charity Association.

TIE purpose OF this organization fs n
investigate all applications for charlie.
to help the helpless; to give opporturii, y.
to the worthy but unfortunate to bein
themselves; TO protect the public fro,1
imposition In short. to MAKE cbarit,.
practical and systematic.
Funds are urgently needed. and fbos,
contr buting may be assured thai A.
money VIII be iudiciouslv expendss
where il will do the greatest good.
Contributions should be sent 10 n II
Walker, treasurer at Walker Bro .hers'
bank
Officers OF the association are. DR. r
3. Beatty. president: ]. 3. Evans sse-
Rotary, u. II. Walker. treasurer
Other directors. Simon Bauberpar
W. Mont Ferry. ". V Rice. F a
Druehl. Rev. L. I. Goshen, William =
Tfbbals
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
CHILD'S LIFE CRUSHED OUT.
Playing About Fathers Planning Mill
His Clothing Caught in Maehln-
ery-Body Badly Mangled.

F,pbraiw. March S1-The people OF Fair
view are sympathizing with AIR. ana MIS-.
Jesse Clements OF that city. VINO LeStei
fIav lost an S-year-old son by an ACCIDENT
The fatality occurred yesterday al the
planinE mill owned by AIr- Clements ! ne
little fellow had been playing near Ine
mill while the WOrlSuleu were DESH- / ne
father heard 2 scream and was uOFrlIleu
when DE saw the boy caught in cog
wheel The machinery was ~ once
STONED. but the little boy was found 10
be DYING. being badly mangied- y nc pd-
rents are Eeartbroken over the affair as
only three weeks ago they buried anothsI
child The funeral services VIII be heid
at the Fairview meeting house tohloiio"
afternoon. -,
one of the largest funerals ever held
at Fairvicw was that over the remains OF
Flora Anderson. one Of the prominent
Young ladies OF that place she was an
orphan but had secured means WHEREBY
She could attend school at Provo during
the winter She has been diligent worker
al that institution during the winter, out
her health failed her and she was oollSeu
to return home. Since arriving at + alr-
view three weeks ago. she has graduaHY
grown weaker until the eIu me ne
Rights disease was the cause OF neI
death Flowers in profusion covered the
casket Miss Anderson was is years OF
age and was born and raised III i ar
view.
The funeral services over the remains
of the little son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
=. Anderson OF this city were held al the
home yesterday afternoon
Mrs A J. Lewis OF Salina is reported
10 he dangerously I'll with a fever.
Mr.. and Mrs ole Larsen Of this city
received a telegram today stating thal
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Jensen Of
Idaho. was dying
Mr. and Mrs II q. Kerr. who have
been making their home I'm Peru during
tine past two years. returned to Mant
Yesterday. where they intend TO spend
several months visiting with relatives
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
MRS. SC0FFIELD IS BURIED.
Kaysville Meeting House Filled to
Overlooking With Friends
of Deceased.

kaysyilie. March S1.-Funerai services
over the remains of Mrs. Emma Scot
field. who died al the Layton hospital
last Sunday Of blood poisoning were held
al I D. m. today ia the KsysvilIe meet
ing house There was A very large at
tendance. the rOcH being filled with
friends of the family from kavsvfile Lay
ton and other points The services were
conducted by Bishops Counsellor c. Bur
ton, jr.. and the speakers were Nathan
Reeves Elder Dunn of Salt Lake, Bishop
David +. Layton of Layton. James Grid
die. Bishop Henry n Blood, James H.
LinfOrd and others. Mrs. Mamie Thomson
sang Beautiful Isle of : ,.newhere." the
other musical numbers being furnished
by the Kaysvillt choir.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Temperature at p. m. % degrees. max
imum temperature. 6j degrees minimum
temperature. q degrees. mean tempera-
ture. % degrees. which is 4 degrees above
normal. Teal excess OF temperature since
the first of the month. 4 degrees. accu-
mulsted excess OF. temp erature since Jan.
], 80 degrees Total precipitation. none
Total precipitation since ne first Of the
month, none which is % inch below nor-
mat. Accumulated excess Of precipitation
since Jan. J. 2.64 inches. Relative humid
ity at Z D. m. g per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
"GOp KNOWS. -

= Washington. April Speaker Can 4
y non after conference with Presi- >
dent Tsft. was asked when he =
y thought the house wculd vote on the .
y Payne tariff bill =
y God knows" he replied y
He ad d that no vote v uld be y
= taken until after opportunity Tor due y
y dsli0erati0n had been given y
- p = . = - = > %~A%%~s . ,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
rRy THIS FOR COLDS.

Nix haif ounce Of conG Is-ocs red from
compound. which can y dgn9ces of giy-
your druggist. Win ~" II Cood wniskey
ssTRe Sn vel each time and qs our re The
Of iS tesspoonful every four dc,a llOu pine pro-
Concentrated pine i -. and comes
duct ne fined for EleolsS,l Zach enclosed
i'm a screw top case. RelleHes -.. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
BUSIEST MARCH EVER.
Civil Division of City Court Breaks
All Previous Records.

The civil division of the city court dur
iuE March had the busiest m5nth IN its
history its receipts amounting TO SZI.55
in fees This IS the record. the next high
est being July of last year. when Sass .rer2
taken in. The number Of complaints filed
during the month was 9l6- There ware Il
trials. Im executions issued and 70 writs
of attachment and cases were appealed
from the court TO the district court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
PROPOSED THAT PROPERTY OWNERS
MUST PAY FOR THE INTERSECTIONS

time aro. TIE CITY attorney said that ii
was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an appeal was
made 10 the legislature. which passed lne
measure which Governor Spry finally re
t0efi.
Under the resolution adopted last even
ing the city engineer when nc figuteS lhe
cost Of an extension viii include tie cost
OF ctIlverts repairs or construction az en-
intersections which are now paid Tor oS
the city
1t is estimated that this viii save the
city more than S20.0e0 in the course OF a
year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
OFFICERS ON eo-MILE RIDE.

Lehi April Colonel Scott. Major Ar
rasmith Captain Harker and Lieuten-
ant NJ. CoWau OF the Fort Douglas post,
accompanied by an escort of infantry.
arrived i'm I.ehi last evening OF their
1iuety-mile ride which the war depart
ment requires It's officers 20 make each
year giving them three days I'm which
TO ride the ninety miles. They went down
TO Provo and back TO Lehi today. and
viii return TO she posi- tomorrow
Senator John Y. Smith entertained The
officers this afternoon az dinner Be
sides the military guests there were also
q number of local people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02

The city council viii attempt TO make
the property owners pay most Of the cost
of sidewalks in spite of the fact that Gov
ernor- Spry yetoe6 the bill asked and con
tanning this provision. At the meeting last
evening "a resolution introduced by COun-
Gilman l.. r. Han was passed. which pro-
Vides that the intersections viii be- in
Cluded in the cost to property owners.
Mr. Hall AT first wanted to introduce a
resolution placing the whole cost of pub
lie improvements upon the property own
ers and took steps in that direction some
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
Why Some PEOPLE Fall,

some people fan down In their daily
work because they are pl,vsIcsIl., ~
able 10 stand il. and becai;se rbsv A.
not know that Sexins Pills win b,,tId
up the whole body. as well as the
nerves- 81 box, six boxes s. Min
full guarantee Address or cali r
Bin Drug Co. The Never S11hst;t,.-
tors corner Second South ana We.
Temple streets. VEST
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
ACCIDENT At EUREKA.
Grant Baxter Seriously Injured by
Horse Stepping in Hole and Fall
ing-Horse Was Killed.
Especial to The Herald

Eureka. April While riding from Eu-
reka TO work at the Iron King mine this
afternoon. a Young man named Grant
Baxter about Il years Of age. met with
a serious accident. He with his COM
pauiOu- Peter Bylaud- we're going uD
Leadvilie Row at a Lively clip on horse
back NheU Bakers horse stepped I'D a
hole and turned a complete scmersault.
The horse was instantly killed. and BaX-
ter sustained very severe injuries to his
head and face. In fact. at the present
writing. he is IN a very critical condition.
His injuries were dressed by Dr.. Laller,
the Iron King Mining companys ph-si-
clan. and the boys people IN Goshen were
notified Of the accident
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
SHUT DOWN in OIL FIELD.

Tulsa. Okla. April IA four months
shutdown in the oklahoma oil field, to
take effect today. has been agreed upon
by the Mid-Contiueut Oil Producers
association. Overproduction and adverse
state Hesitation are reasons given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
BILL BAILEY RECALLED.

Pueblo April 1-"Biu' Bailey. the
pitcher farme5 TO Pueblo BIS the ST Louis
American league team. has been recalled
By Manager NcAleer Pitcher Swift. for
merry with the Wilkesbarre Grub Of the
New York state league. will be sent to
Pueblo iu Bailex-s stead
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
nEMocRATIc ..WHIPs.,

Washington. April Minority Lead
or Clark today appointed Representa-
tives Hughes of New Jersey and Car
ner OF Texas as assistant whips cf the
Democrats of the house. Representa-
tive Bell of Georgia Is the principal
Mhin-