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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
ASSUMES
CONSERVATIVE COURSE
Plans TO Have No Mention of
Tariff or Local Option in
Indiana Platform.

INDIANAPOLIS, April If the
friends OF United States Senator Albert
j. Beveridge have their way in the Re
publican convention which VIII name n
state ticket here tomorrow, mention
Of the Payne -Aldrch tarifr or OF the
county local option law Will be made In
the platform.
AS Senator Bcyeridge voted against the
tariff measure his friends are determined
the convention shall not indorsc IL. While
there is n sentiment among the delegates
for nm Endorsement OF the tariff law, there
wns a disposition tonight on the part of
the standpat Republicans 10 avoid a flght
on the floor OF the convention against the
report of the committee on resolutions.
which undoubtedly VIII contain no men
ton OF the measure.
the local option law. which WAS passed
by the Republicans al a special session
Of the legislature be indorscd, but IL is
the plan OF the friends OF Senator Beve-
ridge who VIII undoubtedly be In control
OF the convention 10 make no mention
OF IT.
It is expected former Governor j. Frank
1Ianlcy, who called tho special session
OF the legislature tina, enacted the option
measure. viii lead the fight for an in
dorsoment OF ii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
IS DISCOVERED
IN PHONE FRANCHISE:
Echo Of Sulliyan-DawSO FiascO
Also Heard in the Ogden
City Council.

OGDEN, April 1.-The discovery OF the
joker In the franchise requested by the
Davis County Telephone company re-
suited in the application being denied to-
night upon recommendation OF the COM
mittee OF the whole While the company
wanted 10 enter Ogden city, ostcusioly
for the purpose of doing telephone busl-
ness. careful investigation OF the pro-
posed franchise Indicated that provisions
We're made for the use of the lines for
electric power purposes also. AS the COM
mittec could learn nothing definite re-
garGing the purposes OF the company.
recommendation denying the franchise
was submitted and all members OF the
council voted in the negative except
President Sam Browning.
An echo OF the sullivan Dawson pro-
posed boxing contest, which failed TO ma
teriallze in Ogden week ago, was heard
in the council tonight when II. y. Grant,
one of the promoters asked that the 500
license for the contest be refunded. BY
Dawson's refusal 10 enter the ring, Grant
claimed that he lost $1,000. Councilme.
Browning. F7ygare and Humphrles want
Cd to refer the matter TO Mayor Glas-
mann. one of the promoters OF the con-
test. but by majority vote the matter
was referred to the license committee.
The contract FOR concretIng the new
city reservoir was let 10 the WheeIwriSht
Construction company, the lowest bid
der, for slS,266.92, The contractors agree
to complete the job In sixty days.
Upon the recommendation OF Chief OF
Police Browning the appointments Of
James T. Fender. as captain OF detec-
tiVes and Charles Pincock. Robert Burke.
George Wardlaw and Robert Chambers
rs city detectives, were confirmed by the
council.
a recommendation from Mayor Gas
mann that the books of the city bo audited
for the past two years by n special ac-
employed FOR this purpose was
lost by tie vote. The couDCilmen voting
in the negative took the position that the
work should be done by the city auditor,
Upon recommends tion OF the watarworks
committee the purchase OF 6000 feet OF wa
ter main Tor extensions to be made at
once on MofTat Patterson. Blnford and
Wall avenues and Twenty fourth and Sew
enteenth streets was authorized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
CALL OF GIBBONS ON
THE PRESIDENT Personal

WASHINGTON. April 4.-The coinci-
dence OF a call by Cardinal Gibbons at
the White House so closely following the
Roosevelt incident at Rome ocCasloned no
llttle excitement in Washington today.
1t developed. however, that the pre-
late's visit was arranged n week ago and
both President Taft and the cardinal
state the incident was not discussed
In any way.
"Iu is too delicate a matter TO discuss" ="
said Cardinal Gibbons. when he was
asked IL he had broached the subject in
any form. IT Is my practice 10 pay my
respects to the president from them to
time ] happen TO he In Washington.
My call today was OF that nature and
nothing more"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
UTAH WOODS BETTER AND
GROWING IN DEMAND

Mark Harris of the firm OF B. Harris
& Co. wool buyers OF st. Louis, is Al the
Knutsford This is his thirteenth season
in Utah. his firm making speciality OF
Utah woods in which a good trade has
beon enjoyed. Speaking or the wool out
look for the state, Mr.. Harris said:
1T is rather quiet right now. owing 10
the fact that the manufacturers have not
taken orders for heavy weights and in
consequence there Is no fixed value for
woods at present, IL looks as ir those
who have contracted are In better shape
than others. but il cannot be determined
at this time.
Utah woods are getting better each
year and are growing in demand This
fact Is due TO the greater attention TO
breeding on the part OF local hocltrnasters
who are realizing the importance I'm
steadily improving their stock. The out
look for Utah Is good, as the sheep have
been in better condition than In some 9TH
or states and the amount OF the state S
clip will be about the same as last year
approx imately IA 600, 900 pounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
SECOND ACCIDENT FROM
RECKLESS DRIVING IN DAY
10 Tine Tribune.

Special TO Tine Tribune
OGDEN. April s.-Thc second accident
caused by reckless driving along the
streets Of Ogden in one day occurred
This afternoon a o'clock, when Horace
II. Forbes. an aged man. was struck
by delivery wagon dashing down Twen-
ly-fourth street at high rate of speed.
Mr.. Forbes Is said to be a little hard
of hearing and did not hear the warn
ing cries OF several persons on the street
when ii was seen that he was in dan
ger, The accident happened at Wash
jueton avenue and Twenty fourth street.
Mr. Forbes was struck by one OF the
horses and thrown several feet in the
air. landing on his left side.
Mr.. Forbes was picked Up by the
driver OF the wagon and several others
and removed TO his home at 230i Grant
avenue, where his son. DR.. TT. =. Forbes.
and Drs. CLARK and Robinson attended
his injuries. 1t is feared that ne is in
imYnd Internally.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
HOPELESS CASE SENT
TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Girl With Mania for Stealing
Horses and Running Away
From Home Committed.
Snerinl TO The Trllounc.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April with all hope gone OF
working reformation with Leonora Mur-
dock. l5year- old girl with q mania for
stealing horses and running away from
home, Judge NoIney G. Gunnell OF the
juvenile court today issued an order com
mltting her TO the State Industrial school.
The girl has bean ward OF the Juvenile
court here since October Z. 1908. when
81 complaint charging her with incorrigl-
hiiity was filed by her mother, Emma c.
Haley. The court took the case in hand
and found the girl a home with resi-
dent OF the county. Since that time the
girl has flgurod in more than half u
dozen runaWayS, always being caught
with horse In her possession belonging
10 some neighbor. Judge Gunnell con-
cluded that tho girl cannot again be
trusted on probation. since she has bro
ken her promises 10 the court so often,
ties of the industrial school to see il she
can he reformed at that institution,
Oliver Drysdale and William Miros, lads
caught by the police several days asQ.
who confessed TO the wholesale theft OF
chickens. which were disposed OF at local
restaurants. were also committed TO the
industrial school. II developed that the
boys cannot be controlled by their par
ents and are growing up in idleness and
associate with evil companions, who are
largely responsible for the waywardness
OF the lads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
NOTED CHEMIST KILLED
IN BALLOON ACCIDENT

BRESTAU Prussia. April a-Protessor
Richard Abcgg. a distinguished chemist
and professor OF chemistry at the Uni
verSity Of Brcstau. was killed while at
tempting a landing following a balloon
flight yesterday.
Professor AbeEg VINO was fond OF bal
looming, assembled here yesterday in the
balloon SileSia. which belongs to the
AeronautiC society lie was accompanied
by a woman relative. and Karl Gerstel
AN engineer. Strong wind currents were
encountered end when the balloon reached
the vicinity OF Tessin. in Hechlenburg
Schwerin, IL was decided dangerous to
continue the fight. Accordingly the gas
valve was opened and the balloon dropped
slowly TO tho earth
Gerstel and the woman landed safely
but before the professor could get out Of
tho basket gust Of wind caught up the
half dictated balloon bag and dragged
the basket along the ground for some dis
tauCe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Convention of Foresters.
,iaI TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EPIRAIM, April 4.-'rhe convention OF
rangers and supervisors of the forest re-
serve is being held al Richfeld. En-
tertaiuments Will be given in their honor
In The evening. and each delegate will
be presented with a badge. The follow
ing committee has the affair IN charge:
John Hood Andrew Sorensen, Andrew
Jensen, 4. X. Hansen. c. y. Stillman,
John r Jensen. y. j. Bates, William
The following delegates from the Manu
national forest left today to he In at
tendance: Frank Anderson. Charles
Thorpe. Bauard Mattison. Parley Chris
tianson, j. y. Christianson. J. w. Hum
Dhrey and G.. L. Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
WANTS FRANCHISE CHANGED
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April i.--Application FOR a
franchise for change of its line from
North Ogden TO Hot Springs was made by
the Ogden Rapid Transit company at the
regular meeting Of the county commis-
Sioners this morning.
The street railway company intends TO
reconstruct IL portion OF its Hot Springs
line to avoid number OF heavy grades
between North Ogden and the resort, The
matter was referred 10 the county attor-
nev TO prepare an ordinance covering the
franchise desired, and Will be taken up
for final action next week.
The commissioners sot the time when
the members Will meet as "a board of
equalization 10 hear any complaints OF
erroneous assessments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
IN POLICE COURT

George Ross. charged with petit lar
ceny. was before Judge Bowman Monday
afternoon and had the hearing OF his
case set for April g. Gloss was arrested
few days ago on a complaint sworn to
by f. E. Spencer, charging him with the
Theft OF a set OF harness valued at $50.
Ross maintains that the harness belonged
10 him and that Inc was merely taking
property belonging to him when he went
70 the rear Of tho home OF Spencer and
walked Oft with the harness,
\. l.. Burncs. charged with interfering
with an officer and May Burnes, charged
with violating the license ordinance had
the hearing OF their cases set for April L.
Bin conS,il9Gs. = Greek. charged with
court April ;. He has already told the
police that he met j. NJ, Pappas. an
other Greek, in Greektown. March 30.
and That they had an argument which
resulted in the battery.
Bob Johnson, arrested by Lieutenant
shannon for disturbing the peace in
front Of the Majestic thcater Sunday
nlghl, was hned 80 and departed In Il
satisfied frame of mind. telling the court
attaches that he was glad TO get off at
that price.
Eight charged with drunkenness prom
lsed TO sin no more and were released.
Five persons charged with yagrancy told
the court that they were merely passing &
through the city when they had been ar
rested and were told TO continue 10 pass
TO pass out,
y, +. Bernham and \. G. Smith.
charged with failure to provide Tor their
minor children. appeared i'm the fore
noon session and had the hearing OF their
cases set fOr April o2. They were re-
leased upon their own recognizance.
Harry Doyle charged with burglary
in the second degree had his case con
tinued until April 20. Doyle is alleged
to have entered the Tourane hotel and
stolen clothing from one Of the rooms,
Lorenzo H. Wlmmerstrom and j. F.
Rice. charged with failure 10 provide for
their minor children. had their cases
dismissed upon motion OF the county at
LOrncy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
WATER AND SEWER BOND
FUNDS ARE REVIEWED

CITY Auditor Rudolph AIN has prepared
n statement showing the condition OF the
special water and sewer bond funds for
1909. The total on hand In the water bond
fund amounted to siI5. 22S.i9 and the eX-
pcnditures out OF the fund Were SlSS,
$685., leaving 9 balance on hand Janu-
airy /, 1910. OF $3.50. .SSS.s7
The expenditures out Of the water bond
fund for the year by wards were as fol-
lows: First ward. si5,7S4.1S: Second
ward. s5S. $3.50. Third and Fourth wards
S14.620l7.
The sewer bond fund showed cXpondi-
iuYes in the year amounting to sIl.
OesSi and the revenues for the fund
amounted 10 SI25 900. The balance on
hand In that rund January ], 1910
amounted to Sh3, ,9Q6.l9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
DRIVER HURT WITH VICTIM
IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 4-Ridins at a high rate
Of speed. John McDermott. ,Ir.. ran n
motorcycle against Miss Nina Lund at
Jefferson avenue and TWenty-foUrth
street shortly after noon today. seriously
iHlurjng the Young woman and himself
In the collision.
Both were taken to the Ogden general
hospital. where II was necessary to take
six stitches in wound on the young
woman's head. McDermott received
severe CASH over the Left eyre and was
badly bruised on both arms.
Both arc students at the ogden high
school. Miss Lund IS a senior and Nc
Dermott Is n member OF the junior class.
The young woman afterwards was re-
moved TO the home OF her father. VIII
liam Lund at Five Points. After strilS-
ing the girl with the machine young Nc
Dermott assisted In removing her un-
conscious form TO n nearby residence.
Edward I. Rich was called and removed
the two young folks 10 the hospital.
Neither is dangerously hurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
FLEE FROM THEIR HOMES
IN FEAR OF LANDSLlDES l.
Special to The Tribune.

Speflll 10 h' lilbhi'N'
BINGHAM. April 4-Fearlug that a
mass OF rock and bouIders, which had
broken away from the mountainside be
tween the high line and the Utah Copper
Belt railroad would come rushing down
upon their dwellings. half Il dozen fani-
lies fed from their homes in Upper Bing-
ham last night. However. the mass OF
boulders remained staid until this morn
ing when Al force OF 1ifty men was put
TO work TO clear it away, and one OF
the worst landsides ever known 60 the
residents OF the camp was narrowly
averted Last night disastrous slide
was momentarily expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
DIED

-~-~-~~-~.~-~-~~
ERICkSON-ln this cItv 4
OF pelvic absccss. Agness ~
OF Emil Erickson. aged % yca
and u daTs. born In Nor
Joseph William TAYLOR viii
mains today (Tuesday) "a
Utah. for burial via the SaIf
deTA railway. at II a. m.
DANI$-Tn this city. Anru ,
lespic Davis. I'm her iwent,
Funeral services will be hs
Twenty eighth ward necfin
Wednesday. April 6, at 10 n,
in City cemetery. I
LAUER-In this city, April 4
Bertha Lauer OF Payette j
sixty fifth year. Sister OF
Mayer and Mrs. Pauline
neral will be held at Pa
Thursday. April Z. 1910.
MOULTON-In this city. A
of nephrjtis, Marjorie MOI
years. daughter OF A. a. AZ
Filth East street,
GLOFER-At ogden. April 2
r.. Glover aged 20 yea
services were held last
the parlors of Eher W. la
Wost Temple street. under
of the Structural Iron WorI
and the Electrical Workers.
remains VIII be shipped tode
burg. s. c., for interment
CLARK-In this city. April
cnce J. Clark. aged % yea
IL days. Remains will be
the pnrlors OF Eber W. Hal
day. morning TO Coalville.
terIuent.
O'NEIL-In this city. April
O'Neil, aged II year!
at the Harlors OF Ebel
164 South West Temple sire,
pince OF funeral TO be ann
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
LAID At FINAL REST

Marked by impressive ceremonies. un-
der the auspices Of local No. - or the
Structural Iron Workers union and local
No. 81 OF the Electrical Workers union.
the funeral OF James # Glover who was
killed by falling from a bridge al Ogden.
Saturday. were held from the chapel Of
Halls undertaking parlors. Monday night
at o'clock The body will he prepared
for shipment TO Orangeburg, s. c., where
relatives OF Glover reside.
The popularity OF Glover among his
fellow woriimen was shown by the large
number OF members OF both organizations
that attended the services. Numerous
floral tributes OF the esteem in which he
had been held were deposited near the
coffin.
Rev. p. 4. Simpkin delivered an eulogy
on the character OF Glover during his life
and spoke OF the danger OF his calling.
The music was furnished by the Unity
Quartette.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
FOUR DAYS CONVENTION
OF PHOTOGRAPHERS OPENS
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. April i,-The four days con
veniion OF the Iutermountaln Photograph
ers' association opened at the county Ii
brary building this morning with about
seventy-fve artists from different parts
of the United states I'm attendance. Prac-
iiCally the entire day wnS devoted 10 the
arranging of exhibits in the building
Tomorrow the programme, which had
been arranged for today. beginning with
an address Of welcome by the mayor and
closing with n banquet at tine Reed hotel.
will be carried out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
HANDSOME PRIZES TO BE
GIVEN AT SHEEP SHOW
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN. April d.--Prizes aggrsating
$4,000 In value viii be given at the In
rernational Sheep show, To be held in
Ogden September % TO 80, In conjunction
with the Four-Srate fair,
This annoUn cement has been made by
the executive committee. Tho idea OF
making an annual sheep exhibit in Og-
den q permanent affair originated With
the National Wooigrowers convention,
held In Ogden last January.
Ii is planned 20 make the sheep exhibit
here next September the largest affair
of its kind ever held I'm the United States.
and several thousand fine bred sheep Will
be brought here and placed on exhibit
tion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Want the Knight Franchise.

Special 10 I ne TTIUNuc.
PROVO. April s.-'rhe Evans Chipman
people appeared before the county com
mlssioncrs Of Utah county today and
asked TO be granted the franchise which
finally refused. They also appeared before
the city council tonight on practically the
same Grand The matter was referred
to the streets, alleys and railroads com
TniIfpa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
AND LAST SCHOOL
APP0RTI0NMENT IS MADE

Stale Auditor Jesse -. JewSes Monday
transmitted 10 State Superintendent OF
Schools A. G. Nelson the second and last
apportionment for state district schools
for the present school year.
The 3pportionment amounted TO SI75.-
}52 SO from the state district school fund
and $9I, ,iS09S from state school land
interest. The total apportioument for the
year is about $4,000 In excess of the
amount apportioned during the last
school year.
The amounts received will he appor-
toned By the state superintendent of
schools among the various school districts
Of The state Within the next few daYs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Temporary Administration.
snecial to The Trlbuns

''TFFNIdN 10
OGDEN. April 40 conduct the busi-
ness OF the late Crayton u. Ieedom at
The Falstam cafe until The estate can
be properly administered upon, Mrs. Clara
l.eedom, this afternoon, filed Il petition
in the probate division OF the district
court asking that Dell Madison be APP
pointed special administrator temporar-
ilN The petitioner and the dead mans
mother Mrs. Jane Leedom. now living
at Clearwater, Kan. are the only heirs
The estate il valued at $40. 600 and con-
ssts OF real and personal property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Little Damage to Fruit,
Special To The Tribune.

y
PROVO, April 4.-rhc fruit growers in
this vicinity report this morning that the
frost OF last night did very little damage
to the fruit crop. Smudses aud orchard
heaters were extensively used. but even
where they were not the frost did no ma
terial harm, except in isolItcd cases. Will
liam Nj. Roylance, who received reports
from all parts OF the county this morn
ing, states that tho thermometer regis
tered at the loves, degrees below freez-
ing and that was only for about an hour.
IL ranged from 10 degrees below dur
ing the night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
MAN WITH LOTS OF
MONEY CAN'T BE FOUND

Thomas Riley of San Antonio, Texas.
is being searched for by the police of this
city. who wish TO inform him that sew
erdl thousand dollars is awaiting him I'm a
bank at San Antonio. Riley's daughter
Is also being searched for By the police.
who wish TO inform her TO the same eff
feet.
Chief Barlow received n letter Monday
morning from William George president
Of the William George Realty company
OF San Antonio, Texas. stating that prop
erty over which power OF attorney had
been granted him by Riley had been
sold. and the money deposited In Riley's
name.
Wash
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
Fight Over a Liquor Suit.
.cial to The Trihune

NUe'IuI 10 T TV 7 ITIUuUE.
PROVO, April As the result OF the
arrest OF Tom HOLIDAY In this city last
week on the charge OF selling liquor un-
der the new prohibition ordinance, Burt
Holiday, aged % years. a brother of the
accused man. and Deputy Sheriff Parley
p. Pratt engaged in lively fist fight on
Center street this afternoon. Deputy
Sheriff Pratt. IL appears. testified against
HOLIDAY at mis- hearing. and when he
met Burt HOLIDAY today the TWO got into
cussion soon became heated and high
words were exchanged and finally they
mixed"
The police were called 10 the scene and
a largo crowd congTeea Ted about the fight
ers but no one interferred until the ar
rival OF the police. The TWO men were
placed under arrest and Will be arraigned
in police court tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
SHEEP -SHEARING IS ON:
JUDGMENT ON THE CLIP
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune-
NEPHI. April 4.-'rhe sheep sbearing
season is again at hand. Shesriug Will
begin at the Nephi corrals April S, where
IL is expected about 5000 sheep VIII be
shorn- ], r. Edgehin. representing Hal
lowell. Jones IL Donald, wool merchants
OF Boston. returned today from . trip
to northern points OF the state, lie re-
ports the wool he has examined so far as
coming off clear and lighter shriulage
than usual. but much shorted. Owing
TO the severe winter the vitality OF the
sheep has been taxed To It's utmost ca
nacity 10 keep the animal alive. There
fore. the wool has received little nourish-
mept, causing ii TO he short and brashy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-05
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

thoroughly modern savings Depart
ment conducted In connection with this
bank, Safe deposit boxes for rent U. ).
Depository,
FRANK Knox, president: James A. Muir
raw vice president; w. r. Earis. cashier;
e. A. Culbertson, assistant cashier.
Capital paid In. 100000. Interest paid
on time deposits.