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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
DAVIS FUNERAL MARKED
BY SIMPLE SERVICES

In accordance with The request of his
relict, simple and impressive ceremonies
marked the funeral service of A. E.
Davis, the motorman, who died from
acute mania at the county Jail. The
funeral was held from the mortuary
chapel of S. D, Evans Friday morning
at II o'clock, with interment in the
city cemetery.
There was no music, which was ac-
cording TO the wishes of Mrs. Davis.
The services were held under the aus
pices of Lodge No. 3S2 of the Amalga.
mated Association of Street and Elec,
trical Railway Employees of America
of which the former motorman was Il
member, and were attended by a large
number of lodge members of that order
and also of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen, of which Davis was also 8
member
George W. vowles, ]. D. Mccarthy
and E. B. Rheims, motormen, and G.
j. Neeve, A. l., Beck and Samuel Elan
ders, conductors, were the pail bearers
The Rev. P. A. Simpkin and BishoI
Ben. r. Eldredge spoke of the character
and the trials of Davis life. There were
many beautiful floral tributes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
KEENER CHARGED WITH
BREAKING QUARANTINE
Ogden Health Authorities III
censed and Aroused at ViO-
lationS of Regulations.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2S.-Although Mrs. II.
II. Keener OF 1929 Twenty street
has been Ill in bed with q well-defined
case OF smallpox for the past week. the
children of the family were allowed to
continue their studies at the city schools
and Keener has been attending TO his
regular duties. minglng freely with those
about him and people on the street.
This in substance Is the grave charge
made against the Keeners this afternoon
by Sanitary Inspector Moroni Poulter and
CITY Physician Browning. The sanitary
inspector was so incenscd at this appar-
ent disregard for the health of others on
the part OF the keener family that he I'M
mcdlately applied for a warrant charg-
ing keener with violating the quarantine
laws,
Ii having been reported TO the health
officers that there was a case of small
poX at the Keener home, Assistant In
spector Wintle was sent there to inves-
tigate. 1t is said that he was informed
that no one at the house was III. This
morning. without awaiting a formal in
vestigation. City Physician Browning and
Sanitary Inspector Poulter entered the
home. and walking upstairs found Mrs.
Keener in bed with a wcll-developcd case
of the disease.
A quarantine was Immediately placed
about the house, and the teachers OF the
Mduison sclooI, where one oi tle CHIu, eh
has been attending, were notified TO IN
struct their pupils TO remain out OF school
until they are given a permit to return
by the health department. Mrs. keener,
said 10 be about 40 years OF age. Informed
the health officers that she thought she
had only a case of chickenpoX,
In the past few days there have been
other cases of a similar nature which
have come to the attention OF the health
authorities, and the officers have become
thoroughly aroused to the situation and
say the quarantine laws will be enforced
II II becomes necessary to fill the city
and county jails with those who are
guilty OF violating the sanitary restrlc-
tions.
"Lights ana Shadows Of Mormon
ism, " fo- r1le at Tribune branch office
Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
SALT LAKE AVIATION MAD;
HUNDREDS or VISITORS HERE

tude OF more than 1000 or 5000 feet re-
mains TO be seen.
Aviation was practically the sole topic
OF conversation at the hotels in Salt Lake
last night. From Idaho. Colorado. Ne
vada and Montana enthusiasts came 10
witness the attempts of the daring
FrenchInan to establish new records. The
consensus of opinion was that Paulhan
would endeavor 10 prove 70 the world
that excessive altitude has no particular
effect upon aeroplanes. But II is the
Parlsian's first attempt at such a height
above level, and IL is possible that
the attempt. !f 1t is made, may result
disastrously. But this Is one OF the fea-
lures OF the programme that draws the
crowds.
Glenn Curtiss. Bleriot. Wilbur and Or
Vile Wright and others have won re-
nown In the United States and abroad
In aviation meets. but IT remained for
the daring little Frenchmar to startle
the world by soaring to a height Of more
than 5000 feet-and this distance was
actually above the starting po!nt-at the
Los Angeles meeting some days ago.
The Rocky mountain region will be well
represented at the aviation meet. The
fact that Salt Lake instead OF Denver
or other cities landed the big series of
| flights has occationed more than ordi-
nary interest. and with the reduced rates
| offered by the railroads, il Is highly
| probable that the largest crowd in the
| history OF the state fair grounds viii be
on hand to welcome the daring visitor
| from abroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
DEADLOCK
IN BRIGHAM COUNCIL
Republicans Refuse to Confirm
Appointments Submitted by
Democratic Mayor.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. 2S.-Last even
ing the city council held busy session
at the city building. The mayor and
recorder and all the councilmen were
present, l. Hansen. local contractor.
OF the gravel 60 be excavated from the
basement OF the proposed new court
house. The matter was referred 10 the
committee on streets and sidewalks for
consideration.
The committee on laws and ordinances
reported its investigation of the Bell
Ielephone conpany's franchise, =, aha tho
whole be created for the further con-
sideratlon OF the matter.
The mayor reported that he had with
the office of night .watchman and sug-
gested the name Of George Cheal, the
incumbent. for the position.
mayors appointment as to the various
appointive offices be confirmed. Tho re-
suit Of roll call was as follows: j. B, Nc,
Master aye" John II; HGrsley, mo" mo
mo" Hyrum j. Hansen. no" The three
members OF the council who voted mo
were Republicans. and submitted written
mayors appointments, bringing out the
fact that they, the Republican majority
in the council had not been advised by
the IN, mayor OF wh9m ON ne INTENDED end 70 place lace
brought out the fact that when the
mayor was approached concerning the
matter by the Republican councilmen
he emphaucally refused to consider their
reasons stating that this is a Demo-
cratic administration and that the Demo
Gratis would hold themselves responsible
to the people Of Brigham City for the ad-
ministration OF Its affairs notwithstand-
ing that the Republicans have three
councilmen out of the five" The mat
ter will be taken under consideration
at the next meeting OF the council, wher
It is thought that satisfactory settle
ment of the affair will be made,
The report of the special committee
appointed to audit the financial report
Of the treasurer and recorder. reported
that the statement was correct and tho
report was adopted and statement or
dered published
Councilman Horsley reported the visit
of himself and Mayor Blackburn to tine
Municipal League convention, held ir
Logan Monday and Tuesday, to which
the gentlemen had been appointed dele.
gates from this city.
The recorder was authorized to draw
an interest bearing warrant In the sun
OF $500. payable to l.. Hansen, contrac'
tor OF the new city building.
After allowing number OF claims. the
council adjourned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
ARNONE PROPOSES TO
CONTEST REQU|S|T|ON
Doesn't Desire to Return to
Colorado and Face Seduc-
tiOn Charge.

Deputy Sheriff Sam Fabrizio OF Pueblo.
Colo. arrived In Salt Lake City Friday
night at T:55 o'clock with requisition pa
pers for Joseph Arnone, charged with Sc
duction OF Matte r. Murray. II years
OF age.
Following information received from
Sheriff r. r. Macmillan OF Pueblo,
Sheriff Sharp ordered the arrest and de-
tention Of Joseph Arnone who Is said TO
belong 10 a prominent Italian family in
Pueblo, and Matte 3. Murray, q girl II
years OF age. from Pueblo. who came to
this city on the night OF December IS.
1909 and registered at the Lenox hotel
as man and wife, and who lived at 24l
East First South street until taken to
the county Jail by deputy sheriffs last
After leaving the Lenox hotel. Arnone
and his child wife rented rooms at PAL
East First South street. where they lived
until, at the repeated requests Of the girl,
Arnone procured a marriage license. dated
January 10, and. giving II to the girl Is
said TO have told her that 1t was all that
was necessary to legalize marriage In
Utah
With implicit trust in the mans hon
esty. the girl put tho license. on which
no return had ever been made. away and
paid no more attention TO the question
OF marriage until requested by the depu-
ties to produce the certificate OF her mar
riage TO Arnone. when she proudly hand
OF the worthlessness OF the paper, the
girl broke down and cried, and told
Sheriff Sharp she was ready to return to
her parents in Pueblo. She then signed
waiver Of requlsltion papers.
Immediately upon being arrested. Ar
none. who is said 10 have wealthy par
ents. retained the firm of Powers &
Marioneaux to fight the requisition,
Sheriff Sharp was served with papers TO
produce Arnonc In the district court Sat-
urday morning. He was also requested to
produce the man In Judge Bishops court
Friday afternoon for the purpose OF har-
| ing bail set In the case. which he did,
| but Judge Bishop. after hearing the facts.
ruled that the habeas corpus proceedings
| in the district court superseded all other
| proceedings and set the hearing OF Ar
| none In his court for Saturday after
noon after the district court had passed
| upon the matter of the habeas corpus.
Deputy Sheriff Fabrizio received the the
Shafroth of Colorado on Thursday and
will present them. to Governor Spry on
! Saturday. after the proceedings OF the
| district court. The complaint charging
! Arnone with seduction is sworn to by
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Murphy OF 400 Ash street,
! Pueblo, Colo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Provo News Notes
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Jan. 2S.-W, s. Rawlings, di-
rector of the National Educational asso-
citation for the state of Utah, has re-
ceived special announcement from Sec
retary Sheppard, stating that the eNecu-
tive committee of the association has de-
cided TO hold the forty eighth annual
convention In Boston, Mass. July to s..
1910.
Mary Collins has begun suit in the
district court against Walter Cox, Mary
Il. Cox and Walter Cox. Jr., TO have a
deed OF transfer of certain property in
Provo from Walter Cox TO Mary Cox and
asking that the land be declared subject
to attachment on a judgment held by the
plaintiff against Walter Cox for $SO.40
An appeal case from the Justices court
In Provo, wherein Thomas Sumner was
given Judgment against Warren EkinsS
for $S and S10.S0 costs for a gun loaned
by the plaintin TO the defendant. and
which was not returned, has been filed
Harvey Johnson. John Coffey and David
Williams were arraigned before Justice
Noon today on charge OF vaSrancy and
sentenced to serve ten days each in the
city jail. Williams is in a bad condi-
tIon with frozen feet. and he will be
given treatment by the city physician
These men are three of nine homeless
wanderers who were given lodging in
the city jail last night Six OF them left
this morning. Williams. owing to his
condition. could not leave. and the other
tWO ala not "elul 10 go IUeIt are Ildily
translcnts appearing at the Jail every
night and appealing TO Marshal Williams
for a nights lodging. which is never, re-
fused, Those who Will go. are allowed
70 do So but when they refuse to move
on they are usually taken into court ON
vagrancy charges. Rest and plenty TO
eat are not all these tramps get; all OF
them who are able will be put to work
on the river improvements being made
Ten of them. in charge Of Officer Hard
Ing, were sent to work on the river this
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
GAL" DUNLAP'S FUNERAL
IS LARGELY ATTENDED

"Aln Dunlap, one of the best known
of the old.time residents of Salt Lake.
was buried Friday. There was no par
ticular ostentation accompanying the
burial services, but more than 100 close
friends OF the deceased gathered at
O'Donnell S chapel to pay their last re,
spects to the memory of the departed
one. -
The Rev. P. A, Simpkin of the Phil
lips Congregational church delivered the
funeral sermon, 1t was simple but
pretty tribute TO man who had made
many friends through life, and at the
same time scarcely an enemy.
The body was inferred at Mt Ollvet
cemetery and was escorted to the grave
hy concourse of men and women who
wished to pay final tribute to their
friend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
THIS HUBBY THINKS HE
OVERLOOKED SOMETHING
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 2S.-James w Neal. from
whom Nellie NJ Neal obtained an inter-
locutory divorce several months ago and
against whom writ of garnishment was
later issued for unpaid allmony awarded
10 Mrs. Neal thinks that he has over
looked n bet
In the district court this afternoon,
Neal fled petition asking the court Ia
review the case and grant him a rchear-
ing Neal denies the charges OF deser-
ton and failure TO provide made by Mrs.
Neal and comes back with the counter
charge that his wife refused to keep
house for him, but instead insisted on
seeking employment while they were liv-
ing together. and that she constantly
sought the company OF other men under
peculiar and suspicious circumstances.
Al the time the divorce hearing was
held in the district court. Neal says he
was out OF the state seeking more genial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
] News Notes

Vribune.
5nn. 2s-Sevcral of the
,fqcky Mountain Bell Tele-
nave been here the past
mem were Herbert c.
npervisor, w. f.. Madsen.
VI and e. W. Hul. district
Us learned that extensive
re- contemplated here. and
lesc will be an extended
"a Main street.
tnc state versus Elias
lot nearing before Judge
week. District ATTORNEY
gfed for the state and T..
jpr the defense. The de-
Nrged with assault with
n: James Nunley and
III a fight at a saloon
"a. In the melee. Nunley
The head with a billiard
rs OF Barney. The jury
4ct OF guilty.
Ikichfield versus George
Ior hearing before Judge
= Thursday afternoon on
enioition TO prevent the
pence from passing SEN
edendanL, who was found
nquor selling here. The
.Eit Is based on the pre-
the city ordinance IS
fnuse OF alleged irregu-
recording Of the ordI-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
MERCHANTS DESTROYS
OF EXTENDING ALLEY

A movement is on foot among the
merchants on Main street, between Sec
ond and Third South street, to have
the alley running north from Third
South, in the rear of the Keith O 'Brien
and other stores, opened up TO Second
South, A petition signed by the Royal
Baking company, Keith o 'Brien and
nineteen other merchants in the district
affected, was filed with the city record
er Friday TO be sent to the city coun-
Gil asking that the alley be opened up
entirely through the block,
1t is claimed that if opened so as to
permit teams to drive through without
having TO turn around the congested
condition of the alley will be greatly
relieved.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
STORE IS LOOTED FOR
SECOND TIME in YEAR
Special Ia The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Jan. 2S,-For the second time
I'm a year the general merchandise store
of Jake Parker at Roy WAS looted at
an early hour this morning and a large
quantity OF dry goods carted away By
the thieves.
Thlrty-nlnc pairs OF shoes, several
packages Of overalls. watches. shirts,
knives. ueckties and other articles are
among the things stolen. The robbery
occurred after . o'clock, as the book :
keeper was at work In the store until
that time. Sheriff Wilson received tele-
phone message from Roy today inform
Ing him of the robbery. but as the rob
bers left no clew 1t IS doubtful II they
will be caught.
The entrance to the building was prob
the front door
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
PETITION FOR LETTERS
ON BERGMAN ESTATE

A petition for letters of administra
ton of the estate of Eleanor Bergman
was fled in the probate division Of the
district court Friday by George H.
Bergman, the husband of the woman,
Mrs. Bergman was killed in street
car accident on Brigham street on the
night of January %. The estate con.
sists of a cause of action against the
Utah Light and Railway company for
her death The husband and three chill
dren are mentioned as heirs to the
estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Postal Employees Raised.

Special 10 The TrIbune,
OGDEN. Jan. 3S.-six employees in the
local postofflce have recently received "a
notification from the general headuuar-
tors at Washington. y, c.. raising their
salaries sl00 Il year. The increase o!
wages comes from actual efficiency In
their duties. as recommended by Post
master Shurtlift. in compliance with the
dcmerlt system inaueurated by Post
master General Hitchcock. The carriers
and clerks benefited are Arthur Belts,
Harry c. Musgrave. Henry Kissell. David
z. Wilson. N. G.. Hansen and Archibald
Stewart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Hvland Gets Draw,

Special to The Tribune,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 2S.-After eight
rounds OF fast nGhtng. honors were de-
clared even between Dick Hyland OF san
Francisco and Phil Brock OF Cleveland
tonight In the first four rounds the ad-
vantage was all in Brooks favor. but in
the latter part Hyland rotaliated and a
draw was declared.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Mrs. Rhees's Funeral.
special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. 2S.-A large number Of
The relatives and friends OF Mrs. ELIZA
beth Rhees attended her funeral services
at the Pleasant View meeting house this
afternoon Bishop c. y. Hickenooper
conducted the services. Solos were sung
by George Douglass, Mrs Mary Jones
were President c. f. Middleton, Nathanie!
Montgomery. Thomas Budgc, John Sea-
man and Bishop Hickenlooper Inter
mcnt was made in the North Ogden
cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Y M. G.. A. Athletes.

Assistant Physical Director Adslt Of
that there were so many figures con-
nected with tho final results governing
the winners OF the athletic events held at
the Y NJ c. A. that the winners will be
announced today The time OF the po-
tato race was 35 As seconds. the broad
jump was SO inches the high jump was
46 As inches, and the fence vault was
56 inches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
WILLIE NOTES

Tribune.
=, Jan. 2S.-The Indian
association OF this place
~ ball In the Theater
affah' was an event So
veterans and their friends
: banquet and the dancing
Z rendered
fers OF SpringvilIe are
' number OF smudge pots.
Protect tholr orchards IN
Tho frultgrowcrs here
helr minds 10 go into the
scientlfic basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Fast Fight a Draw.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-Cyclone
johnny Thompson OF Illinois and Young
Tommy Mccarthy OF San Francisco
fought twenty furious rounds to draw
tonight The hght was one Of the fast
est lightweight battles fought on the
coast in years. Each man scored q
knOckdown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
MANT|
(ATED FRIDAY
t Enjoyable One for
hts of Sanpete
Capital.
\ SPRY PRESENT
ELlNEk ADDhEOO
M in the Evening
DAVIS Festivities
10 Close.

Tribune.
2s.-Friday was one OF
vs that this city has eS-
many years. and all citi-
their business cares to
.vIties- The occasion was
remembered by all who
the days programme or
! several excellent ad-
liam Spry and party ar
at l2.45 o'clock from Salt
met at the depot by
zimmerman. Mayor w B.
many +. National Guard
street from the depot to
etrict was lined on both
il Of the town. and the
ne governor was the sig
cheering and applause.
tho hotel. the first eX-
day. the formal turning
armory. were held at the
This event was attended
!. people, and an excellent
rendered. Governor Spry
hal address OF the after
In part:
ss Of Governor.
citizens of Manti and
\ for their most hearty
4 the people of this dis
{ h and hope that my two
will be the occasion for
Yer acquainted with them.
6overnment and the pub
can get along much bet
4 Is closer understanding
IEo. ] congratulate the
u most heartily on their
Their school buildings.
Dry and opera house and
IIdlngs show that the peo-
live TO their surroundings
ferlooking opportunities.
Ne In the east recently,
cling looked upon with a
respect by the people of
the country, who regard
and sound and an ex-
make their investments,
ipliment Company F and
have helped In the build
nory. and I want TO see
N OF the town associated
Izntion.
ity Of Country.
Of the United States de-
kt measure on its citizen
hey are of more benefit
Die than the paid soldiers
ons. i pledge my efforts
ard all that is possible
mt more than anyone else
OF this state be equal, II
equal, to that of any other
nion."
vere also made by Prof.
w. B. Lowry. P. P. Dy-
Martin and Adjutant-Gen-
Fedgwood. The music for
was rendered by members
Echool orchestra and the
chorus. Mrs. Clara Hall
ned q beautiful vocal solo.
festivities concluded this
q grand ball in the new
dance was attended by
II was n gorgeous affair.
uniforms OF the officers
ant gowns OF the ladies
2air splendor beyond de-
arch was led by Governor
Fred Kammerman
refreshments were served
d quarters. and full JUS
70 the unlimited quantities
Hill leave Manti for sal,
fclock Saturday afternoon,
4vernor's Party.
ior's party from Salt Lake
Sended the opening OF the
yere: Governor and Mrs.
hdjutnnt General and Mrs.
cd and daughter; Col. II.
lies Lund. Col. and Mrs,
Ter, Col. and Mrs. w. II
Wright. Col and Mrs. r
= Freeman Bassett, Lieut.
y Lieut.. Paul Armstrong
Examiner Albert GlaZieI
ny at Provo.
uanti was uneventful auo
- special car attached tc
ming train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Rest Hunting Dog.

ROGERS SPRINGS. Tenn. Jan. 2s.-Mo-
nora II setter owned and handled by J,
NJ Avent Of Hickory Valley, Tenn,
was proclaimed the best hunting dog In
America today and awarded champion
ship honors in a class Of fourteen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
Britt DISQUALIFIED,

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2S.-In the thlr-
tecnth round OF what was 10 have been
a nftecn-round bout tonight, frankie Mel
OF California was given n decision over
Young Eritt of this city. The referee
disqualified Britt for wrestling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
The lineuI
3. Y. (

Officlals-J w. Berry. referee: Bobbie
Richardson OF Utah university. Halves
Twenty minutes. Baskets from field
Hobson 4; Hancock. 8. Cook. 3, Petersen.
Q: Anderson, O. Van Orden. !, Free
throws-Anderson. out OF is, Hancock.
out of 70: Crookston, 3 out of II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
The lineup:

Offcial-Barrett, referee.
Pleasant Grove defeated Hungerford In
one sided contest tonight at Pleasant
Grove by the score of 40 TO ~.
SprIngvllle will play in American Fork
tomorrow night with the American Fork
team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-29
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
PAYS0N AND LEHI PLAY
SENSATIONAL GAME
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LEEII, Jan. 2S-The Payson basketball
team won a hard-earned victory here
tonight from the Jehi team by the score
of 81 to 33 in the fastest halves ever seen
PLAYED on the local floor. Al the end
OF the first half Payson led by the score
OF one point. 20 10 10, and held this lead
TO the call OF time.
This victory gives Payson the lead in
the race for the Utah county champion
ship,