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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
y lFE DECLARES HUSBAND
ACCUSED HER FALSELY
Special TO The Tribune

9DeciaI 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, sept. 2$.--Although he always
.SLused 10 accompany her 10 social runc-
l.onS TO which they were invited. he
would accuse her OF returning home with
p,tner men and with having Improper re-
,atlohs with them, is one of the allega-
Py sarah Annette S. Hudson agains,
ypnn yI,n hudson, an Ogden merchant. Mrs
tucson ,on also says that her husband has
ner since the time OF the marriage. Sen.
SSehncer 10. 1893. She also ayers that he
mas tailed 70 provide her with the neces-
;nalles o. NE, although ne owns n half
interest In a store on Twenty fifth street
ana .S nas other property in Ogden. valued
MIS-, hudson asks the court to issue a
restraining order preventing Hudson from
lncumoerins the property. in which she
cialns an interest. She asks that She
pc ailoWed a reasonable part of the prop
general relief S
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WELEl-KN0WN BUSINESS
MAN SUCCUMBS TO CANCER
Sneclal TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIbuhe.
OGDEN. Sept. 23.-Aiter an illness OF
three months from cancer OF the stom-
ach. Bartholomew l.. Dean. well known
business man OF Ogden. died at his home
here carly this morning, following an un-
successful operation performed icW
davs ago Mr.. Dean had been q resident
of ogden for twenty years. lie was born
i'm Buffalo. n. y. February is, 1885. and
came TO Utah in 1890, For three years
Mr.. Dean lived in Ely. New. where he
was employed by the Nevada Northern
railroad His health falling. he came
back to Ogden August /, from Twin
Falls. Ida, where he had been snort
time, -,
MI Dean WAS a member OF the local
camp of the Woodmen Of the World ana
the knights OF Columbus. he rs survived
and place of the funeral has not yet
been arranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
SEWER REPUBLICANS:
TICKET AND DELEGATES
SneClal 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
SALINA. Sept 23.-Sevier county Re-
publicans todoy nominated the following
county ticket:
state representative. II e. Lisonbee,
Monroe; commissioner Tor four years,
Martin Judson. Richheld; commissioner
for two years =. L. Bowman Monroe;
clerk. Farley Magleby. Richfcld. attor-
ney. John Jorgensen. Richiteld; sheriff.
Abner A. Ensar. Elsinore; treasurer. II.
z. Heilesen. Genwood; recorder. Viola
Burr, Burrville, assessor. George Chris
tensen. Redmond: surveyor, Laure Og-
den. Richheld; superintendent of schools,
Anfred Christensen, Joseph city.
Delegates to the state convention at
Ogden next Monday were named as fol-
lows:
Rlchfield-John Jorgensen, Joseph
Erickson. Niels Poulsen. j. n. Peterson.
Judge j. f. Chidster.
Siguard-John Coleman.
Salna-Peter Scoiup. \. s. Bates
Redmond-J. 3. Sorensen. George
Christensen.
Monroe-Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Lsonbee.
Alma Maglcby.
Els!norc-Henry Larsen, Alma Frant-
zen.
koosharem-John Lamb,
Glenwood-Wil Hackett.
Aurora-Oscar Anderson.
Joseph City-John Parker,
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CITY HAS GREATER WATER
SUPPLY THAN EVER BEFORE
Sneclal 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 23.--Ogden City at the
present time has a greater wafer sur
plus than at any time in its history.
During the last few days, on account OF
the heavy rains and cool nights. the
waterworiss authorities have been able
20 I'll the big new reservoir TO It's ut
most capacity This reservoir holds 49,
600 900 gallons. Heretofore the city has
never had larger supply than could
be held IN the old reservoir. which has
a capacity OF only 100000 gallons.
AS soon as the new conduit, which is
being built from Cold Water canyon. TO
the new reservoir and the double sys-
tenn of aoueducts installed from the res
ervoir to the distributive system is COM
pIeted the city will be amply supplied
with all the water necessary. and the
added pressure In the water mains will
undoubtedly result in healthy deere ase
in fire insurance rates by the Pacific
board of fire underwriters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Death of Mrs. William Bean.

Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD. Sept. 23.-Mrs William
Bean. one Of Richfie!d's most highly
respected citizens. died Thursday after
noon. after suffering twelve weeks from
cancer of the stomach she was the
mother OF five children two OF whom
survive her. Mrs. Morten Thomson and
Verge Bean Mrs, Bean was born in
Denmark In 1859. In 1850 she was mar
rled TO William Bean OF this place, who
is still here. She has three sisters and
two brothers, Mrs w c. 3. Crock. Mrs.
G.. c. Nelson, l.: II. Out1cn and Farley
Outzen, all OF this place, and Mrs. Smith
OF Arizona.
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IDAHO VETERAN DEAD;
@. C. JOHNSON OF HOWE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
HOWE. Ida. Sept. 23.-In the demise
OF o. c. Johnson, which occurred at the
home of D. 3. Hawley ar 1920 D. m.
September 7, another character familiar
to the early pioneers of northern Idaho
makes fnal exit from the stage of ac-
ton. His death was due 10 a stroke OF
paralysis and he passed away without
regaining consciousness. O. c. johnson
had been a resident of Idaho for the
past thirtydve years and was engaged
in the mining business UP TO the time
OF his DEATH holding the controlling In =
terest In several valuable mines near
Howe. The body will bo taken TO Idaho
Falls for the present and will probably,
as soon as his relatives can be located
be removed TO Minneapolis. Mimi. for
interment,
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THE SALT TRIBUNE sEPTENRER
SANPETE REPUBLICANS
HEAD FOR PROHIBITION

Special 10 The Tribune.
MANTI, Sept 2S.-The September term
OF the district court is being held here.
The only criminal case was that OF the
State VS.. Roscoe Morley OF Moronl,
which has occupied the attention of the
court during the last three days. Nor
ley was charged with an assault with
intent TO commit rape on the person OF
Emma Stark of Freedom. on The 18th
day OF December. 1909. The case WAS
given 10 the jury last evening, who.
after considering II for an hour and a
half. brought in verdict of guilty Nor
ley was sentenced this morning to serve
ono year IN The pepitentiary.
The Republican primary 10 elect dele
gates to the county convention and also
TO elect delegates To the state conven
tion was held here last evening in the
new thcater.
Resolutions were passed pledgng the
delegates TO the state convention TO work
ton plank in the state platform, and also
pedglng the candidates for the legisla-
ture, II elected. to vote Tor statewide
prohibition law.
The primary instructed the Manti dele
CATION TO the county convention 70 work
for w. d. Livingston for state senator:
Otto Ottoson for county sheriff; and T..
d: Wooley for county attorney; provid-
ed the opportunity for landing the last
named office for a Man,i man should
present Itself
The delegates elected TO attend the
state convention are; P. P. Dyreng, w.
B. Lowry, Lewis Larson, William D, Div
!ngston l.. r. Anderson and w, c. Snow.
Prohibition seems TO be gaining ground
among the Republican politicians
throughout the county since the adop-
ton OF a statewide prohibition plank in
the Democratic platform. The Republi-
can primaries that were held through
out the county before this platform was
adopted by the Democrats were entirely
ha S,fh in,f HI a
those that have been held since are
jumping into the prohibition band wagon.
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ments along the old trail he Will no.
drive through Within the next few
weeks he will stable his oxen and travel
by train. He does not want TO expose
himself In winter.
II Is probable he will present his en-
tire outht. with the exception of his
dog, TO the Smithsonian Institution. Au-
thorities OF the museum have sicnice
their desire TO obtain the outfit. Meeker
said tonight they might have IL gratis.
The pioneer is making a careful sur
vey Of the trail When lie appears be-
fore congress he will be suppied with q
map 3I0 feet long. showing the trail in
detail About 300 hundred monuments
should mark the trail. Meeker thinks. and
the cost would be ST5.006.
The appropriation is now $4,000,
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Two Aged People Dead.
10 The Tribune

oPeC!d7 10 T nc T IT1Uu!1e'
PROVO, Sept. 23.-Mrs. Emily C..
Horn, aged T3 years died here today
from old age and general debility Tho
body Is at the undertaking parlors OF
Graham 81 Jones. where II Is being pre-
pa red for shipment TO Colorado Springs.
Colo. where interment will take place.
A daughter and son -in-law will accom-
pany the remains to Colorado.
died Thursday night from general de-
bjIlty. at the age of S3 years. The de-
ceased was native of Switzerland and
came from there 10 Utah in 1858. and
had since resided in Provo and Pleas
ami View He is survived by seven chill
dren and many other relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
PROHIBIT EATING OF
FOWL BY TRAIN CREWS
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept. 23.-J. s. Carver. presi-
dent OF the state dairy and food bureau,
announced today that he had requested
the officials Of the Hartman line TO is
sue an order prohibiting employees from
eating ducks. snipe. or mudhens until the
prevalent conditions of the wild fowl Is
understood by the committee making an
investigation. II is the practice Of many
railroad men to carry guns with them on
their freight runs during the hunting
season, for the purpose of killing ducks
and other Wild fowl This is especially
common between Ogden and Montello.
where the Southern Pacific passes close
by number OF sloughs and feeding
places
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
NEW OGDEN SCHOOL TO
BE READY BY SPRING
Special 10 The Tribune.

~PNN'o' " 1 ne
OGDEN sept e3.-Having accepted
the plans for the new school building
70 be erected at Twenty third street and
E,ndlson avenue, the city board OF educa-
tion tonight instructed the contractor to
proceed with the work at once, so that
" VIII be ready for occupancy by the
opening of the spring session
The matter OF allowing the children Of
the schools hdlf-holiday next week, to
attend the Four State fair, came up for
discussion. and the board finally dccid-
cd to allow the holiday and authorized
superintendent J. NJ. Mills TO select the
date
The finance committee reported sl222
cash on hand. Bills amounting TO $1,000
were allowed. and next Friday was
chosen as the first payday for teachers
and all employees OF the city schools.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
FARMERS DAY FIXED
AT AMERICAN FALLS
Special TO The Tribune.

Special % The TrIbune.
BLACKFOOT. Sept. 2S.-Farmers day
will be observed al American Falls Sep
tember %. The day Is designed to af
ford the farmers OF the Aberdeen-Spring-
field canal projec, an opportunity OF get
ting together with view to better ac-
quaiutance and the discussion of prob
lens OF common interest. Many OF the
settlers Of this tract have come TO Idaho
from distant states and Will be glad Of
this opportunity.
The gathering is expected TO prove n
school OF instruction. Exhibits will be
made of the products Of the tract and
selected speakers Will discuss best meth
ods OF agriculture and irrigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
WALL OF BARBER SHOP
FALLS ON OCCUPANTS
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept. o5-Several occupants
of a barber shop on lower Twenty NTH
street. next 10 the Arcade rooming house.
had a. narrow escape from death at 8
o'clock tonight, when one of the walls
caved in. throwing several hundred
pounds OF brick and mortar into the
room, EXcavatl tlons being made next
door for new building to be erected by
C, j, Humphrles caused the wall TO be
loosened. A portion of the wall still
remains and. fearing that the adjoining
building would be demolished. the Ak
tures In the barber shop were moved out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
BALTIMORE BEHIND IN
RACE WITH RIVALS

WASHINGTON. Sept 23.-Baltimore.
which was sixth city in the United State:
In point Of population In 1900. has LOST
her position in the country's great cities.
according TO today's census statistics. and
now becomes seventh city. having in the
last ten years been outstripped by CleVe-
land, which takes sixth place,
Bnltimore's population Is now Dos. fso. as
compared with Clevelands 560,66S. The
MARYLAND city grew 81 per cent OF 20. 5GS
during the last ten years. having had
5oS. .e5T in 1900 Cleveland, which had
population OF 3sl. .76s In 1900, grew 1919
per cent In the decade just ended.
Had Baltimore maintained It's growth
of the decade ending In 1900-1I,2 per
cent. she would have maintained her sixth
position. which had been hers for the last
thirty years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Toamster Is Injured.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 23.-C. u Warren, an
Ogden teamster, is confined TO his horne
with severely fractured collar bone as
the result OF an accident which occurred
yeste rday afternoon while he was drv-
ing along West T~enty-third street, near
Lincoln avenue. The driver had turned
around TO warn some boys who were
swinging on his wagon, when his team
suddenly became frightened and dashed
into telegraph pole, throwing him
heavily 10 the ground, The Injured man
walked TO a physicians office. where his
injuries were attended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Mrs. Workman Seeks Divorce.
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO. Sept. 23-ln a complaint filed
In the district court here today, Mrs.
Maud n. Workman Of Lohi asks to be
divorced from j. w, Workman. on the
grounds OF cruelty and pon-support,
Mrs. Workman charges her husband with
using Vile and abusive language 10 and
striking plaintiff and knocking her down
and tearing her clothing from her body,
Plaintiff asks for $40 month alimony.
There is no mention of children Tho
parties were married at Salt Lake City
November >. 1908.
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"Generally debilitated for years Had
sic,C headaches, lacked ambition, was
worn out and all run down BurdocK K
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup. Conn
puious7 Feel heavy after dinner2
Tonpue coated? Bitter taste? complexion
seII1w? Liver needs. waking up, Doan. 9
Reeulets cure bilious attacks 20 csnts
at any drug store,
Don,, ,hinls that piles can't be cured.
,.towsapds OF obstinate cases have been
cnred by Doan's Ointment so cents at
any drug store.
Farmers. mechanics, railroa5ers, IA. IA
1oL, In,ens the sting out OF cuts. burns or
,,r,,ises at once. Pain cannot stay where
tit 10 used.
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Democrats of Sanpete.
pecial to The Tribune.

MANTI. Sept 23.-The Democratic
county convention will take place at
inc,sIativn i,r,snt viii he ni.ceG ~ aha ,,a
field, The convention Will consist OF
1Si delegates apportloned among the
precincts In the county as follows Man
IT, 10: Mt. Pleasant 30. Ephraim, Il;
Spring City. 10; Fairview. IL; Moroni
IL, Fountain Green. J; Mllburn. !; In
dianola 4 Wales. 4; Freedom. ]: Sterl
ing ,; Caunnison. 81 Ccnterfied 6; Fay
cite. I, Mayfield. 3. Chester. I.
The prominent Democrats OF the coun-
ty are going into the campaign with con-
siderable hope OF success. owing To the
fact tha. two years ago the Republican
majorities were greatly reduced in this
county, and also TO the fact that the
Democratic candidates are running on
statewide prohibition platform.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

Not minute should oe lost when
child shows symptoms of Group. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse. or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Brigham City Delegates.

BRIGHAM. Sept. 23.-Delegates to the
Republican state convention at Ogden
were elected in sox Elder county TO-
1av as follows. w. c. Horseley. John
W Peters Willard S, Hansen Osiah
Evans, David Holmgrcn. Lorenzo Pett,
y. w. E'ishburn. Nels Jensen; Lorenzo
n. Stohl. Louis J. Anderson, Hyrum j.
Valentine. Moroni Dcnson. G.. Hoist. a.
w Ensign, W. s. Hall. BENJAMIN c.
CaJl ". S. Hickman. a, NJ. Flshburn'
Joseph A. Harding, Hiram j. ,-s Hansen. Inl
san 7 Francis Merrel. n, X, Valentine
and Harry Welling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Ophir,s State Delegates

Special 10 The Tribune
OPHIR. Sept. 23,-A. H. Williams and
Haines Gridley have been chosen dele.
gates to represent ophir at the state
Republican convention which is 10 be
held in Ogden on September %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Myton's State Delegates.

Special 10 The Tribune,
MYTON. Sept 21.-Ths Republican
primary here chose as delegates to the
state Republican convention to be held
at Ogden September 26. +, l. Walrous
and George Mulvcy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Fair Precedes Politics.
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN, Sept. o3.-Because OF the
opening of the Four-Sta fair the Re-
publican primaries and the election OF
delegates for both the county and state
conventions. scheduled for tonight, were
postponed until Saturday evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Trout Fry for ophir Creek.

SpcCIuI 10 TIC ITIDUHc'
oPIIIR. Sept 23.-Ophir people re-
joice ut the arrival OF a large consgn-
ment of trout fry from the state hatch
cry. for IT means that Ophir creek will
be stocked with fish for the first time in
It's history.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Marriage License Granted.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 2s-A license TO marry
was issued by the county clerk this
afternoon TO Nathan Glenn Stokes OF
Clinton and Lyetha Cook Of Syracuse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Condensed kilograms

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Sept. 23.-Private
dispatches from Winslow report severe
tonight In that secuon or
Arizona No details were given. Mes
sages from williams state the shock was
llso felt there. but no one was hurt, nor
was there any damage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Sept 2S.--The d.
rectors of the Fort Wayne & Wabash
Valley Traction company tonight for
warded to the Indiana railroad comn,S-
sion, at Indianapolis. report OF their
investigation OF the cause of the collision
between two cars near Bluffton, Wednes-
day, in which forty persons lost their
lives.
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|xPBcT LITTLE FROM
rpyMENT AT THIS TINE
.,nlan Howell Says Ma
ypderaI Aid Can Be Got
IN by Persistency.

, The Tribune,
sept. 2S.-From the far cor
n. broad west fully 200 good
',Apsiasts assembled in Ogden
mend the first annual conven-
/. lutermountain Good Roads as
which is holding a three-day
!. The ogden tabernacle.
..Inr session began at II O'Clock
scnr The meeting was called
fy Judge J. A. Howell, who has
+,,sos mover in arouslng 4 sen-
!! rood roads In Utah. After
.dlo by Professor s. f, Whit
iss ,nyoca ton by the Rev. j.
= psstor of the First PTesby-
'rrb Judge Howell expressed
n All having 10 announce, on
4 Governor William Spry, the
ability to be present at the
n ,he convention, at which he
'5rled 10 deliver the welcoming
JuGge Howell read a letter
v,rpor Spry In which the state
jeclared that an extended trip
d oounty had delayed MIN In
d engagement at Beaver, which
rsde several months ago. and
rtason he could not possibly
Il.n in time for the opening OF
|1tioO.
MINOR in his letter said that
!ss given the movement for i'm
'a5s in the intermountaln coun-
"a the association IS already
7! and that there are unnistak-
4 oi an awakening TO the indus
'nmical and social Importance
rzt movement.
q Howell introduced Mayor
Gksmsnn OF Ogden as the ia
b Coed Roads association" and
'Hssm roller of energy in the
q better roads for the inter
eountry."
Iypr Glasmann Facetious.
glssnann. in a facetious man
1pnsd the delegates to Ogden,
hat ne had delivered instruc-
tts police department that a
builder can do no wrong and
" ratrolman see what ap-
b him misdemeanor on the
~ delegate that ne was to twirl
zthe. swing his club and make
y be was the victim OF an op-
4pn" The mayor said that
M Judge j. D. Murphy Of the
= out OF town until after the
2 and that he would not name
vary successor until after the
n5ied. He requested the dele
= present Monday. when the
'N sample road in the southern
IR county Is 10 be built under
Vision OF the association, which
z nrst link In n three state ma
4 highway,
'rus Bsllinger, an ACCOMPLISHED
.osl was introduced, and her
- received with considerab BILE
= oy Inc convention. The alb
ffenk X. Nebeker OF Salt Lake
8 Wright OF Idaho Falls. who
q 'or responses. prompted the
% cal upon State Senator II.
], o. Oakley Ida, who replied
ara welcome extended the dele
W mayor OF Ogden. Speaking
~ Brady Senator Haight saws
lcsa9 executive y heartily in
y me good roads movement
Practically every county OF the
nken UP the movement and
.rly!auel associations for the
7 L o. better highways.
.alaWell Of Butte. Mont re-
ssme conditions prevalent in
Mhsrever you find a good
= q VII md a good road builder"
. loNell read invitations to the
axe part in the automobile
'.H psn Tas held tonight through
- streets Of the city, and
NJ Visit was made to The
n isiI as the guests of Presi-
noNe Invitations were also
rva " ns delegates for the excur-
rsake. on the Lucin cutoff.
,ne guests Of the Southern