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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
WANT BALDWIN TO
FORGIVE ROOSEVELT
Peaeemakers Busy Trying to
Bring Them Together
at Dinner.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. 6.-The at
tendance OF Governor elect Simeon t.
Baldwin at the dinner Of the New Ha-
ven Chamber of Commerce OH December
1S at which Colonel Roosevelt VIII be
the chief guest and speaker, depends,
IT is said, upon an understanding reached
between them regarding tho controversy
that began in tho recent campaign
through Colonel Rocsevelts speech at
Concord n, II.
At the dinner. Colonel Roosevelt Will
make his first political utterance since
the recent election, 1t was reported that
Judge Baldwin received letters from
Colonel Roosevelt. but pending formal
statement from Colonel Roosevelt these
were returned.
Judge Baldwin. who has declined to
make any reference whatever 10 the In
cIdent except when he announced his
intention OF suing the colonel, main
tans the same reserve. II is learned,
however. there has been an exchange
of correspondence between Judge Bald
win and Colonel Roosevelt.
Colonel Isaac NJ. ullman. president Of
the Chamber of Commerce, and other In
luential friends arc endcavorng TO ef-
feet q reconciliation so that the judge
and the colonel and President Hadley of
Yale may be speakers at the dinner
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AUTHORITIES ON TRAIL
OF SPREADERS OF DISEASE
;necial 10 Thc Trihnne.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 6.-Stirrcd 10 action by
the spread of scarlet fever and other
contagious diseases in Ogden. and the
constant reports OF violations OF the
ssnitary laws OF the city. the Ogden
health department has decided to start
crusade against all persons or places
In any way responsible FOR the spread
Ur disease.
The city council last night authorized
ihc employment OF an assistant 10 SAM
,ary Inspector Moroni Pouter. and this
Is regarded as the right step. although
Mr.. Pouitcr contends that IT is uDuec-
cssary. as hc and bis assistants already
have contagious diseases In check. There
ere nov thirty two cases OF scarlet fever
IN OScicu four OF typhoid, two of measles
and one case of smallpox under quar-
nntine, Tho carelessness Of certain doc
tors who refuse TO report cases OF con-
tagion when found has caused the city
health department much annoys nee and.
as reported TO the council last night, the
case of one physician. who allowed five
cases Of tie disease TO develop in one
homo before any report Was made TO ille
health department, has been reported TO
tho state board OF health for action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
ATTORNEY CHARGED WITH
LAND FRAUDS IN IDAHO

CHICAGO, Dec. 6-Attorney Eugene
Stewart was arrested hero this afternoon
on a. fugitive warrant charging him with
having sold western lands twice. The
sum involved is between 100000 and
$500, 600. The warrant was obtained by
l.. G. knowlton. who gave his residence
Sheriff NJ. Brashears OF Canyon county
came 10 Chicago week ago and OBJ
tanned a governors fugitive warrant and
extraditton papers at Springfield yester-
day. The attorney has notihed Sheriff
Brashears he will fight eXtrsditiou with
habeas corpus proceedings,
The second sale OF the samc land is
declared In The warrant complaint to
have occurred December ls, 1909.
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JUVENILE COURT
JUDGE CITED IN
GunneIl May Be Found i'm Con-
tempt of the District
Court.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 Inc JrlDunc.
OGDEN. Dec. 6.--Confliction over the
jurisdiction of the district and the ju-
vene court OF Weber county has re-
suited in an effort being made to have
Judge Nolney e, Gunncll OF the Juvenile
court before the district court to show
cause why he should not be punished for
contempt IN case Il previous order OF the
higher court IS interfered with.
The controversy arises from a divorce
granted to Emily Benap from Oliver
Belnap by former District Judge III. III.
Rolapp. Mrs. Belnap was allowed the
custody OF the minor child by order of
the court and the father OF the child
was enjoined from interfering with the
child without the permission OF the court.
Bclnap some time ago filed petition
In the juvenile court that he be given
the custody OF tho child. Judge Gun
nell has announced that he will hear the
petition. and II he deems it proper lie
will give the custody of the child TO the
fnther despite the previous order of the
district court,
Mrs, Belnap, through her attorneys.
applied 10 the district court for an order
show cause why they should not be pun
ished for contempt, Dcmurrers were filed
by the defendants, which were dismissed
by District Judge Howell, in q decision
rendered today, Judge Howell saying:
"It seems TO the court that the de-
murrers of both defendants should be
ovcrruled for while 1t may be doubtful
whether tic defendant Gunncll is al this
time guilty of contempt In tbrea teung
10 proceed TO hear the cause before him.
this court can enjoin him from render
ing the decree of the court Ineffective,
and can prevent him from disturbing the
plaintiff In her custody OF the child
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AbZ PIERCE LOCAL OPTION
UPHELD IN THE COURTS
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
BOISE, Dec 6.-The NeS Perce county
local option election. which has been In
the courts for several mouths has been
declared legal by the supreme court
This decision is hardly secondary in I'm
porlance to the ono rendered the claV
before In tho MIX case. in which Il wa
declared that a general law can amend
a special city charter as far as the
liquor traffic is concerned These two
opinions form u triumph for local option
III the state i'm their effects Both bal
lots and stubs we're numbered I'm tic
Nez Perco case, but the opinion Of tho
court is TO the effect that no principle
can be conceived which disenfranchlscs
innocent voters because Of thc mistakes
or misconduct Of tho election officers in
performing their duties
In the special charter cases both tho
cities OF Lewiston and Boise have spc-
c'oi charters which contain clauses con
trary TO those In the local option 5stst =
uCes, which were enacted at a later
date, but, according TO the decision Of
the supreme court. both charters must
be subscrvlcnt 10 the state Inv
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BOSSES JUVENILE COURT:
WOMAN PROBATION OFFICER
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
bolSE, Dec. 6.-The plans Of the club
women OF Boise in reference To the iu-
Nehlle court are coming TO ripe fruitiou
IN the election OF Judge William Dunbar
10 that office. Since the passage OF The
juvenile court law four years ago. the
women have been diligent in working.
Tor woman probation officer, and with
In The past few days has occurred The
appointment of Miss Helen Coston 10
Ihat position. Miss Coston has been one
oI the valued teachers in the city schools
at present holding the office of princIpa
AT TIE Central school. The school boa rd
al n meeting. however. passed "A rcsolr1-
uon aSkins JUdGc-elcct Dunbar 10 make
The appointment stating that thcy be-
neNcd that through Miss Coston work
ing In this capacity. The interests of the
chlldren OF the city could bc best served
IL E Arnc. present boys secretary of
the Y NJ. {. ~, was also appointed tru-
ant officer. Mr.. Arno has had expert
ence in the boys detention home at
omaha. and has taken special interest
IN juvenile work. II is expected that
with the installation of these officers the
children OF the city having Improper
hnn'c care VIII receive a. beneficial over
sight by the authorities
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Take a little Diapepsin now
and your Stomach will feel
fine five minutes later.

If your meals don t fit comfortably,
or you feel bloated after eating. and
you believe il is the food which fills
you; if what little YOU eat lies like Il
is difficulty in Breathing after eating,
eructations of sour, undigested food
and acid, heartburn, brash or a belching
Of gas, you can make up your mind
that You need something to stop food
fermentation and cure Indigestion.
To make every bite Of food you eat
aid in the nourisbment and strength Of
your body, you must rid your Stomach
of poisons, excessive acid and stomach
gas, which sours your entire meaI--in-
terfercs with digestion and causes so
many sufferers Of Dyspepsia, Sick Head
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OFFICERS ARE NAMED
BY EXCELSIOR CAMP

AZ the close Of 81 successful year. in
which many new members were taken
into the order. the annual election OF Off
GERS OF Excelsior camp No. 103e2. Modern
Woodmen Of America, WAS hcld Tuesday
night in the *. Of r. hall. An increasing
interest in the order was demonstrated
by a wel-attended meeting. Tho follow
ing officers were elected:
Consul. a. u. Mcclure: advisor. James
Terry, IT.; banker. S. G. Adams; clerk,
DR.. ]. W, Ewln. escort, Charles Fowler:
watchman, J. ". Riches: sentry. Villa IN
Clay: manager. three-year term. ]. r..
Itluge: PHYSICIANS. DR.. III. IS Sprague,
DR.. 4. Lipkis and Dr. George r. Weller.
The annual report of the camp will be
submitted the list of January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
WELL-kN0WN CRIPPLE
DIES AT ST. MARKS

Robert Morris. aged 50 wears, a Grip
pied vendor of shoestrings on Main
street for the past four years. died in
st. Marks hospital Tuesday night from
what Is believed to have been urem,a
poisoning,
Morris was found in comatose condi-
ton Tuesday morning in his room at the
Nevada house, South Main street, and
was removed TO the hospital by order
OF County Physician odell The patient
never regained consciousness, and IL wa5
stated by Dr. Odoll that post -nlortem
might be required 10 determine the cN-
act cause OF death
Morris was We'll known character
about town and had lost both lees many
years ago. He Is reputed TO have
wealthy brother in California and had
sometimes spoken In friends OF his own
holdings in Oklahoma land
No arrangements for the funeral VIII
be made pending an attempt to locate
rela tlves Of the deceased.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
LOSING CANDIDATES !
CONTEST ELECTION
Six Aspirants Who We're De-
featcd Allege There Was
Error in Count.
Special 10 Thn Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
TWIN FALLS, Ida, Dec. 5.-Inforua- l.
tiou that six OF the defeated candidates
for political honors III the recent cleo
ton fled contest proceedings late Mon
day afternoon was received here today.
Offices OF state senator, county COM
miss'oners, prosecuting attorney and
county clerk and recorder. are involved
IN the proceedings.
Notice of contest has been served By
NJ. j. Sweeley upon Senstor-elect ". RI,
Hornibrook. II Is not yet matter Of
public record but IL alleges that an error
in count has been made.
All the other cases have been fled in
the district court. and the contestants In
each instance allegc an error iii count.
Thomas g. Moore. candidate for COM
missioner of the First district. has
brought suit against c. Fl. Taylor: J.
r. Ault, commissioner of the First dis
trict, has fled action aagnst M a.
Stronk. and in the Third. J, ". Hardin
VIII attempt 10 unseat Q. G. Zuck.
For county attorney. j. 2. Hall has in
sttuted proceedings against a. r. Hicks,
and for county clerk and recorder, John
K, Hinton has fled proceedings egainst
r.. j. Finch.
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NO SIGNS OF GRIEF ARE
VISIBLE in HOUSE OF DEAD
Personal Appointees of Chris
tian Science Founder Will
Conduct Church..

BOSTON. Dec 6-Thc north shore
of Halcyon lake, in an exclusive sec
tion of Mount Auburn cemetery, in
Cambridge, will become The last rest
ing place Of Mary Baker Glover Eddy,
founder and late head Of the Christian
Science church.
Three lots, the only ones remaining
in the circle about the lake. have been
purchased by friends Of Mrs. Eddy,
and plans. will be made at once and
work begun In the spring on suitable
tomb
Directly across the little lake may
be seen the tombs of james Russell
Lowell and Oliver Wendell Holmes,
while many other names. famous in
American letters and professional life,
may be read on nearby memorials.
Funeral on Thursday.
Funeral services will be held at II
o o'clock Thursday at the Chestnut Hill
home. Besides immediate members Of
the Glover family and the Chestnut
Hill household, leading officials of the
church, and possibly few newspaper
men, will be present.
After u brief service the body will
be taken to Mount Auburn, where 1T
will be placed in the general receiving
tomb, to remain until the mausoleum is
erdcted.
AT the mansion at Chestnut Hill,
where the body lies In an upper cham
ber, there are no outward signs of grief.
There is no crepe on the door, the win
dow shades are up and members of the
household come and go as usual The
undertaken has performed his duties
with the exception OF laying the body
ip a caskct.
In the meantime the directors OF the
church, Archibald Mcclellan, Stephen
A. Chase, Allison Stewart, John V.
taken full charge Of the church manage
ment and the scope of their powers in.
cludes matters of organization, of
finance and of discipline.
Central Branch Churches.
They arc supreme III the mother
church and control branch churches.
All were the personal nominees of Mrs.
Eddy and they are self perpetuating
body.
Mr. Mcclellan is editor Of the period
cal issued in this city and is native of
Moncton, n. b; Mr.. Chase is the treas
urer Of the mother church and a resi-
dent Of Fall River; Mr.. Stewart is the
publisher of Mrs. Eddy's works and
was born in Pennsylvania; Mr.. Ditto.
more, who is clerk of the organization,
comes from Indianapolis, and Mr.
Dickey, recently appointed to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Ira ..
Knapp, was Mrs. Eddy's private sccre-
tary for many years and came from
Kansas City, Mo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-07
GAS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND
ALL OTHER STOMACH MISERY GOES

ache, BiIiousness, Constipa tion, Gripping,
etc. Your case is no difereDt-you arc
stomach sufferer, though you may call
1t by some other name; your real and
only trouble is that which you eat does
not dfgest, bub quickly ferments and
sours, producing almost any unhealthy
condition
A case of Pape's Diapcpsin will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and
VIII convince any stomach sufferer five
minutes after taking single dose that
Fermentation and Sour Stomach is caus-
ing the misery of Indigestion.
No matter if you call your trouble
Catarrh of the Stomach. Nervousness or
Gastritis, or by any other name-aI-
ways remember that certain cure is
waiting Mt any drug store the moment
you decide TO begin its use
Pape' Diapepsin will regulate any
ont of order Stomach within FIVE min
utes, and digest promptly, without any
fuss or discomfort, all of any kind of
food you eat.
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Cruelty and Drunkeppess,
ecial To The Tribune

rpeCIaT 10 7 nc lTIDUIF--
OGDEN De-" 6.-For wear Charles
G.. Rlnucber5 has been guilty of extreme
cruelty and inhunsn conduct towards
Adah r., Rinneberg, according to a com
plsint for divorce filed by Mrs. Rinuc-
berg this afternoon. Mrs. Rinneberg savs
her husband is possessed OF an cAcit
able temperament and while in an in
tcxtcatcd condition he treats her in a
brutal manner. Last August she says.
he made violent assault upon her.
They were married AT Ogden. July is.
1905 Mrs. Rinnebcrs asks The court 10
give her $50 atlorncN.a fees. too,
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ROAD FOR EMERY
IS TO Be PUSHED
Promoters Visit the Towns, and
Are Received Most Enthu-
siastically.

Special TO The Tribune.
I EMERY. Dec. 6.-For thirty years the
people OF Castle Valley have waited for
a railroad. and now IL is up TO them.
and on good proposition. All they arc
asked to do is To furnish right of way
and such grounds as are needed Tor
| towns. This Is 81 liberal proposition and
shows that the promoters are not aslSing
| the people TO build them road, but
expect TO put some money into the prop
osition.
| Mcssrs. Henry Wade, DR.. /. r. Par
sons and ". II. Tidwell were in this
| section of the country during the past
property owners, and have met with an
enthusiastic welcome. In fact, they
asked for so little aside from the CO.
operation and good Will OF the people
that the citizens at once realized what
they were asking for was practically
nothing compared with tho benefits that
Will come TO the valley from the opera
tlon OF the road.
| At Castle Dale they met with a large
gathering at the Commercial club room,
where short speeches were made by each
done and what tho company proposed
doing. Following this. many of the To-
cal people expressed themselves as more
than pleased at the prospect. and will
| ing to do all they could TO help the mat
| ter along, most OF them expressing them
selves that If the surveys crossed their
| places llley WOUlo give lne IlSHl VI way
Method Agreed On.
After some discussion of the best way
TO take care OF the local end OF the prop
osition with an idea that II could not
| he done until the survey was made, so
as 10 know just where 1t was going.
| II was decided to act on q suggestion OF
| w. II. Tidwell, and begin at once. a
committee consisting of three was ap-
| pointed to prepare an agreement for the
| signatures of the property owners in
which they agree to accept the decision
! OF this committee as to the amount OF
damage done their property should the
road cross IL, On the other hand, II
the road docs not cross their places.
they agree TO pay the amount assessed
against them by the committee toward
the payment Of the damages done by
! those whose places arc crossed. a. ID.
Dickson, j.. T.. Wood and Edmund Craw-
ford were named on this committee, The
committee 10 get the signcrs to this
10 be held during the coming week,
The survey OF the road is expected to
reach this point by December 10. The
citizens OF Wellington showing COM
me liable enterprise in this matter. and
have not only secured the right of way
through their precinct and ten acres OF
ground for 81 terminal, but are going to
work with about twenty teams on the
grade this week. The intention Is to
| have the road in operation by next fall
| The promoters arc backed by capitalists
! in Chicago and Salt Lake. City.
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COURT C0MPELS SUGAR
FIRM TO KEEP PROMISE

bpcciaI 90 Tho Trlbuno.
OGDEN. Dec. 6.--JudSmcnt for s1s.69
was awarded 10 ID. o. Wadman against
The AmaGamatcd Sugar company by a
jury in the district court this alter
noon.
ia that the plaintiff was suing TO col
cct 10 cents OF every ton OF hcets sold
TO the company last year. Tho cNl-
1866 tons Of bccts TO the sugar fac
tory at al agreed price OF $3.50 ton,
lie received only $40 a ton for the bcets
and when the spall difference Was de-
mandcd the factory officials denied that
there was anything more due,
Suit MAS begun in the city court and
came up for final hearing today, when
The plaintiff was given full amount asked
for I'm his complaint.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY IN
INTERESTING MEETING

A welI-attended n,eNtipg OF the I.a-
dies Auxinary OF the American party
was held at : o'clock Tuesday after
noon al The home or Mrs. Val SchraH'.
sSl West Sixth South street short
business session was held at which
number OF matters OF routine business
were disposed OF.
After the business meeting soois'
hour was enioycd by those present, Re-
freghmcnts were served. The house Was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
American flags,
day TO hold The annual election OF Off
rers the first THURSDAY In January at
tho home OF Mrs. III. ". Smith.
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News of the |ntermountain Region
OWES LIFE TO FAILURE
OF WEAPON TO GO OFF
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec Ito the failure OF a
revolver to discharge after the trigger
had been pressed three times by Edith
Swenson, this evening. John Trapp owes
his life.
The woman. who Is known TO the police
as Big Edith. became involved In q
quarrel with Trapp on lower Tweuty-ifth
street, When the couple reached point
opposite the Williams livery barn, the
woman suddenly whipped out revolver
and pulled the trigger three times. The
weapon failed to discharge, and the WON
an was disarmed by an employee OF the
livery stable.
The matter was not reported to the
police and no arrest was made.
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MISS HELEN TAFT WILL
UNYEIL STEUBEN STATUE

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--With Secre-
tary of War Dickinson presiding: and
with addresses by President Taft, Count
Won Bernstorfr. the German ambassador;
REPRESENTATIVE Bartholdt OF Missouri,
and the president Of the Gorman-Ameri-
can Alliance, The statue erected TO the
memory OF Baron Won Steuben VIII be
unveiled here tomorrow. The statue
stands in Lafayette park, just opposite
the White House. Miss Helen Taft,
dsughLor OF the president. will unveil
the statue.
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ASK NEW TRIAL FOR
SLAYER OF LITTLE GIRL

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 6.-Attorneys for
Joseph Vending. convicted December 3
of tho murder Of Alma Kelner and SEN
fenced TO life imprisonment today filed
a motion for II new trial. Nineteen rea-
sons for q reh"aring grc given, chief
among them being an affidavit that one
of the jurors had formed and expressed
an opinion before the trial,
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Provo Reaching Eastward,
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO. Dec. B,-The Provo CONNER
cial cluo held meeting at their club
rooms last night for The purpose of dis
cusslng the advlsabilty OF making an
exhibit In the Western Land Products
exhibits In Omaha, January Is la 2S.
1911, and TO Eecuru space In some of
llle leading eastern papers for setting
forth the resources. attractions and ad :
Nantases OF Provo and vicinity. At the
appoint committee 10 work out a plan
and arrange the financial part Of Tie
scheme.
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To Publish Delinquents
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. G-Delinquent poll taxes
due the city are to be garnercd in by
collector Al Harris in one way or an
othcr oF the hrst OF the year. so that
he can balance his books Mr.. Harris
says he has adopted new method
which. he believes, will be effective.
Those who have not paid their taxes will
be gwen q little moro time. Then tho
poll tax collector says he is going to
make list OF the delinquent ones and
publish their names in the newspa pers
in black-facc type for several weeks
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Noted Montana Doctor Dies.

HELENA, Mont. Dec. G.-pr. Louis
Rotwiti formerly secretary OF state. a
member OF the Montana constitutional
convention and ono OF the best known
pioneers in the state, died here toGay
after an illness of over II year. He was
70 wears old "A native OF Germany. and
served I'm the civil war. Dr, Rotwitt WAS
the nrst secretary of stale after state
hood, and served In that capacity tor
nIp
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MOTOR CLUB WILL
ENTER A PROTEST

Officers Of the Motor club. whose bar
tender was arrested by the police OH
sunday night the charge against him
being solling liquor without a license,
VIII meet the councilTen's committee
Thursday evening and make II protest
against tho action of the officers. II is
understood that their protest will de-
clare that they have the same rights
az other clubs and they object 10 being
nnad de the lone target.