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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
Weber Marriage Licenses,
,eclal To Tho Tribune.

SpGGIdI 90 TIC ITIUUIlt.
OGDEN, July 2J.-Biccnscs TO marry
were issued by the county clerk TO the
following today: Sanford Bingham, Rv-
crdalc, and Claire Ritter, Eden: Francis
Thomas Mcinhofer Won Ardyn and Bar
bara G.. Dayton. both of Chicago: Ebc-
neZer Taylor and Emma Jane Parsons
both OF Ogden. Fred Moscow. Ouray,
Colo, and Marin Ro9si. OGden.
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May Be Grand Larceny.
,ecial to The Tribune,

OGDEN, July 23.-Upon the result Of
the assay of certain samples of silver
lead bars. which were stolen by William
Beck and Rheinbold Malken from Rio
Grande box car several weeks ago, will
which they will be charged. If the value
Is more than $50 IT win be q case Of
Grand larceny.
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Held Up in City's Center.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special % The Tribunc.
OGDEN. July 23.-Edward Poulton
Jones, young man OF Ogden. was held
up by hghwaymen about 10 o'clock this
evening, near the corner of Twenty
fourth street and Washington avenue. in
the heart OF the city. He said he had
stopped TO pick. up his bicycle and when
he Strengthened UP he was confronted
with a revolver and received orders TO
give over what money ne had. He gave
them SO. He furnished the police a
good description OF the men, but so far
there have been no arrests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
R0DGERS'S YARN NOT GIVEN
MUCH CREDENCE In OGDEN
Special to The Tribune,

Special TO The TrIDune,
OGDEN. July 29.-The story from
Boise regarding the confession OF Bud
Rodgers to having had hand in the
hold-up on the Oregon Short Line on
June 27 is not taken seriously by the
local officers who think that there were
only two men connected with the affair.
while Rodgers gave the number as four.
To be on the safe side, however. the
company has sent Il special detective 10
Idaho City, where the arrest occurred, TO.
make an investigation of the affair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
Celebrate in Cottonwood.

SUttIuI 10 7 TIV I IIDVTIV'
MURRAY, July 23.-Preparntious for
the Pioneer celebration TO be held Mon
day In South Cottonwood have been COM
plctcd. The festivities of the day win
begin at sunrise. Firing of cannons Will
he the first order OF the day. and a con-
linuaus programme will follow. The day
viii close With grand ball at night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
VIII Celebrate OH Monday,

Richfield has adopted an appropriate
programme for its Pioneer day cclebra-
ton.
Manti Will celebrate also with the usuhl
form of programme.
Kaysvile, Centerville and South HOOPER
are the Davis county towns that will cell
citrate Pioneer day
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Pleads Not Guilty.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeClAT 70 TIC TTlDNfe.
OGDEN, July 23.-Forrest Wilson,
charged with burglary In the second de-
gree, was arraisned In the district court
this afternoon and entered plea of not
guilty. Wilson was arrested In connec-
ton with the robbery OF the transfer
office OF Cole s; Butts scveraI weeks ago.
He VIII be tried next week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
WILL APPEAL DRISKELL
CASE TO SUPREME COURT

Luclan E. Drlskell. under life sentence
Nightwatchman c. G. Riley last fall. will
appeal to the supreme court In an effort
70 evade the sentence. Saturday, upon
motion of Mathonihah Thomas and Dale
II. Parke. counsel for Driskell. District
Judge Lewis ordered a transcript of the
evidence In the case. Mt the expense of
the state. for the condemned mans at
torneys to perfect their appeal to the
higher court.
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Doing We'll With Arricots.

Especial 10 The Tribune.
KAYSyILLE. July ga number OF
the farmers in this locality have sold
slcn worth OF aprcots this season, The
\ price paid some farmers hus been az
hich $40 a ton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
Talk Of Another Lake Resort

Special tofThc Tribune,
KAYSVILLE. July 23.-There is srca,
talk among the citizens. residing in the
north end of Davis county OF building
another resort on Great Salt lake. The
lake is quite high where the old Syria
cuse resort formerly stood and IT affords
splendid bathing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
Death Of a Pioneer Woman.

Special to The Tribune
SPANISH FORK, July 23,-Mrs Maria
Hales. the widow OF the late George G
Hales, died last evening. The cause OF
her death is supposed TO be asthma and
Brights disease. She was sick only
short time. She was a pioneer OF 1862
and was 6S years of age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
GRAND ESQUIRE DAVIS
REPORTS FINE MEETING

A. J. Davis. grand esquire Of tho Elks,
returned Saturday evening from the an
nual grand lodge meeting al Detroit He
was accompanied by Mrs. Davis and re-
In the Michigan city, with all the people
endeavoring TO do everything possible
to make the visitors welcome and the
convention q success.
Mr.. Davis and the other Salt Lakers
did not forget to talk long and ably for
Utah and her cities. and found among
the Elks a friendly feeling. owing TO the
entertainment the local lodge. No. 50,
has been giving TO all Elks passing
through In the last few years,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
HIGH TENSION
WIRE IS FATAL
George A. Croft, Gable SpIicer,
Instantly Killed on
Telephone Pole.
r CONTACT ACCIDENTAL AND
DEATH is INSTANTANEOUS
CorOner's Jury Makes Inyesti-
cation Into Cause of Dis
tressing Fatality.
Special to The Tribune,

OGDEN, July 23--George y. Croft, ii
cable splicer in the employ OF the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company, and
regarded as one OF The most efficient
electricul workers in Ogden. was In
stanuy killed by live wire while at work
on one OF the company $ poles on twenty
fourth street, between Adams and Jener-
son avenues this afternoon at o'clock.
The heavily charged wire which caused
his death belongs 10 the Titan light d
Railway company and carries 200 volts.
This particular wire is known as the 900
voltage circuit or the ARC circuit as
81 is used TO feed the arc lights of the
city.
Angus Foil1man a helper. was assisting
Croft III his work of splicing wires. Sud
denly Folkman, who was standing on the
ground, saw the other man sway and
iall against The network OF wires at
;ached 10 the pole. He knew a I once that
he had touched the high-tension wire OF
The Utah Light & Railway company.
the messenger" wire of the Bell Tele-
phone company, upon which Croft was
sitting while at work.
Body Taken Down.
Folkman Immediately communicated
with the Bell telephone office and Harry
lIill, foreman OF tile construction depart
meut at once responded, accompanied by
DR., Paul IngebretSen.
The fire department was called upon
and with the aid uf the aerial ladder, the
from the wires by means Of IL rope after
the power had been turned OF at the
office of the Utah Light * Railway COM
pany.
DR., 1ngebretscu said that death had
probably been instantaneous. y small!
burn WAS found under the right arm. and
the coat on the outside wa5 scorchcd
when the body came in contact with the
wire.
a coroner''s jury composed of Hyrum
Shupe. w. j.. Buswel and Alma Rogers
was empaneled. and accompanied by
County Attorney David Jensen examined
the location where Croft was killed and
afterwards looked at the boGy at Barkin's
Undertaking rooms. Adjournment was
taken until tomorrow, when the jury will
continue the inquest.
lie was II member OF the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and
was one Of the oldest and most trusted
employees of the telephone company.
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Betrayed by his supposed friend, Mel.
son, no must, in security to his life,
sign for publication in Mormon papers,
and for reading in the church Of his
birth. a statement containing lies as
black as tho deepest dungeon of an
endless Hades!
And then on the morrow with sore
throat from fendish punishment, back
to the tithing house, the den OF
tho slaughter of his freedom, they
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
Caught Two Girls.

Constable Chas. Blackburn caught
two runaway girls from Barnett going
TO St. Louis last week. Both girls
stopped before reaching their desti-
nation, but MIR. Blackburn was too
shrewd for them. Miss Eva Lynch
he captured at Belle and Miss Lizzie
Halter at Leslie. Their plans we're to
20 on the stage when they reached
the city. 1t is very rare when Mr..
Blackburn is gwen an opportunity 10
apprchend escaping t~ugitives that he
doesn't take them in.--Eldon Adyer-
ti3cr.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

/, @ow 10 maze ~uersc;f attractive, Bnt,
81 nout health i, IS hard for her to he
'pNc. III face, form or temper. A weak,
slrkil wpman xiii he nervous and irrit.
ahle, Constipation and Kidney poisons
show il pimp,c', bioches, skin eruptions
a"d a wre,ct.el complexion. But Electric
H'''crs ol~ays yr"ve a godsend to women
vii" w,mt health, beauty and friends.
They ,egulatc stomach. Liver and Kid
aeys p,atfy the blood: give strong nerves,
bright eyes, pare breath, smooth, velvety
skin, lovely complexion, good health.
Icy them Soc. at Kardsll Drug Co.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
TO Harness The Niangua.

Guido iiLrgc,t, who mrl. many
VAIN friends here While v.tH the T..
II Buck Construction Co.., during
the building Of the Rock Island Rail-
way through this territory, accompan-
nd by W. i. Bradford. bo;h Of YER
s~iilles, were here a short tine Tues
day afternoon on business in connec-
ton with the COntlncnta! rowcr-Dc-
velopmrnt Company, which has
bought the Arnhold Mil property on
the Big NiangUa river, II Camden
county, its purpose being to harness
that great and picturesque stream and
furnish motive power for electric rail-
ways and power plants oi all kuis a.
q much lower cost than by any other
.oeans.--Wlndsor Review.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
Automobile Law.

Th< -,"tl l""s & ", ,"u', re4uirr
shat All persons operating motor cars
upon I'Iblic highways Of the state
shall! sop wien passing vehicles
drawn by animal, that cars run not
faster than min" iA',r> an hour: that
all cars be numbered wirn = license
Tag placed IN a CuNsplruGus place
and, If running al nrGn,, tn carry two
lighted lamps on The front Of the
motor car that owners must procure
from the comfy cherry, OF in the city
from the license commissioner, a H.
tens: at a cost pi - 4 yctr and that
h motor car Owncr mus procure Il
license for every comfy thrungh
wh,ch he wishes t" run his car. The
penalty for a Violation ui jn",c laws i,
a fine of NJ! les, than 100 .r more
ehln - 900. or imprisonment. Nan
sat, City Star.
S:ncc the autos are getting nrIut.-
"a, IT. M city 1t is necessary that
the driver should post themselves in
regard to the law concerning them,
and to use all due care and diligence
10 a,o.G accidents.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

Sow that the versatile special
road district has been discontinued
j, i, up 70 the merchants OF Versailles
t. see that the roads leading into the
,W are kept in good condition.
You cannot expect people to come to
trade with YOU over impossible roads.
The Commercial Club should get
busy on better roads.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

mark the wonderful proGrcs, Of he age
hlr FIGHTS on heavy machine kilograms
without wires, terrible war Inventions 10
Kill m,n. ami THAT wonder of wOnurrS-
DR., Kings New UisCovcrv--to save life
when threatened by couGNe, colds, ia
grippe, asthma. Group, bronchitis. hem
o~rrhages, hav fever and ~h"opin, cough
or inng trouble. For all bronchial a!'rc.
tions it has 40 equal, II relieves instant
". II, the ,urset Care, James I. F'T'k
Uf As!rvA!e, y. C., K. r no. !, writes
itcWcd him Of an Obstinate cough after
All other ,cutedies failed "0' and 81 UD,
\ TIA, hottie free. Qua. antccd by Kar.
dell Drug 60,
rs nangh:y to f;rt unless ,ou ar: in
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

rron a knife, gun, TN cau, ya-ly nail,
iraw RS, OF of any ut'.t nature. IL.
uanis pr mp, trealNcnl Ylth Nuchlcn's
ArH,ea >ai'rt to r~revent Iiorl pni,ion or
paosrene. II, the quickest. surcs, heal.
,r tOr All siCh wounds - aNo sor Burus,
b. Is, SorCo, SSw krrpiion,. Eczema,
Il..ppei Hands, Corns or Piles. Csc. Il
Kirtleil Drug Co.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
For Collector.

w az 1rJnpri<e' :" announC" the following
.su3ih.tt, III the oIhrc 81 Collector Of Morgan
county. oL ,rc ktpub 'ctn ticket, subject to the
d,. -ipn 81 the Republican voters nj primary
].u,ipi t. Ia r''I Tue dry, August :, IJlO.
ILis. L. W~tLI.SO".
J.I.NIS {. -1iG!.E.
CEDRGE II. HUBBARD.
HERMAN NHitR. FLORENCE.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

just exactly the Cause OF your rhcnma-
ti,'n, but you know yoa have it., Do you
know that Ballads Snow L!niment will
cure it?-relicves the pair-reduces the
swelling and limbers the joints and mus
Giles so That you will be as active and well
as you ever we're. Price 25c, SOC and
800. Sold by Globe Drug stone.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

VIZ nr- anti, i''' 80 annOur"e tue following
.~,nliit,rg to- 10. Office -. PROBATE lnlg" ~
Nyrg.n County. I'll The KcuHh,i,au ti,Ec' sub
i.,t 10 the i,ri .,Jii # the Republican voters Al
I, iu.,. = clrv,,.n to be held Tuesday, Aug :, l2iJ
" noCL|sAhND
Il. 4. hENl..It.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

WI. ave uuiha'il''i To- aiironncc ltc t"lovinp
.suIiIatc- ioI the Once of County Clerk 81 Mon o.
y,n Curn.v uu the Republican ticket. SutirCt to
IL dec ,r, r't." Republican vut"i~ at p' primary
election :. Zoe I,'I T,v-|Hy. AU:A,t md, i3!o.
EOKN%T BrkkSikI.SSEH.
LEWIS I.rTrEt.
uFEEN y. +EtCE.
WILLIAM; II. DI.;.l.N. syracuse.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

Il, Of ,w" hial, ~couc,it ard the Zig head
tia, .pu4., .iyn SICK headache. Docs
ypur hc,I ever feel like q gourd and
vorr lt#'n fee loose and sore' You can
cure II N no Time by acting on your liver
with Billiards. IIerbine. Isn't il worth
irving FOR TIE nbsolu,e and certain relief
yoI Il Gc'' Sold ~ Globe Drug Store.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

The game is up" sail the hungry
diner noting the advance III price OH the
meuu.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

M,Hay has . rrfriuR influence, but
Z. " 'H@y Of Tie lich haven't mad It long
eHou,h.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
Order Gcpuh1icoticns

In The Morgan County Circui, GSmi..
5to;e ut Mi-NOnTI
-. August term, lJlJ.
cOu,,y VI NlorE,n)
J.hn T. Elgim, plaintiff,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

i"phpdy can !L,y tie fool, hu' Ne is q
rtrr g"oiu, vlo plays it and r-c-ivr9 Ihc
app,ar,e ol I'll, il,ltituic.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

'N'0ol vN. tcll,n salG !hc man who
shave. himself and "rl"', wa.., people to
Lnpw IL.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

IT'S nanyh:y to f;rt unless ,ou ar: in
earnest, and thtn vou cam,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

In ~, u q. 81 comfy Ci:crt Cuu'
State -! N.e"...
--. AuGu-t l'rlu liD.
County Of H.t2rri
Have ,~'"ir'rtt, pllint,H
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
life SAVER PROVES
man TO Be A Fish
DisrObing Feat i'm Water Dem
OnsfrafeS Difficulty of Sink
ing for Human

Those jewellers who did not get all
the sunburn they wanted watching Fri
days parade were given another chance
yesterday afternoon when Ernest
Brandsten and Gus Johnson entertained
a large crowd with an exhibition of
lofty diving from the Wellington bunk
ers on Howard street wharf They be-
gan with a modest dive from a height
of about forty feet. They finished with
a really thrilling dive rom the highest
part of the superstructure, eighty feet
above the water. JohansOn was the
only one that tackled the highest dive.
but his confederate proved in his other
dives that he could have taken the
highest if he so wished
Every dive was perfect in its way.
There were straightaway dives and
dives and dives varied with back and
front summersaults. There were times
when the divers entered the water
without making much of a slash, but
thre was one splash that made few
dozen of the spectators share the div
ers bath.
life saver at the Lurline baths, dived
fully dressed, from the top of the coal
bunkers. 1t was a good dive and Gus
followed 1T by showing how much cas-
ier it is to disrObe in the water than il
is on land. The removal of the last
sock disclosed the lifesaver clad in his
swimming suit. Before leaving the
water Peterson proved to the assemb-
lage that man is a fish and that, if he
only believes this, it is impossible to
sink.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
WHITE Wings VIE
IN PRETTY RACES
Defeat of Yankee by Fulton q
Surprise of Day for
Yachfsmen

twenty yachts started yesterday aft
ernoon in the fifteenth annual regatta
of the Pacific interclub yachting asso-
citation and the Native Sons trophy
races. The races were among the best
that have been held here for some time
and showed good work on the part of
the handicap committee.
There was a moderate breeze blow
ing in the channel and fairly good time
was made by the yachts. The Harpoon
was the only boat to meet with mis-
hap, unintentionally fouling the South :
ampton stakeboat for which it was
promptly disqualified by Referee Clay.
The surprise of the day to many of
the yachtsmen was the defeat of the
Yankee by the Fulton G. in the "A foot
class and the easy defeat of the Dis
covery by thes Merry Widow of the
Aeolian club.
Morrow's speedy Challenger was the
star performer of the day, winning the
80, foot class in the intercIub event
from Phillips Monsoon and also taking
the Native Sons cup in class 1 of the
arbitrary handicap. Arthur F. Rous-
seau's Merry Widow of Aeolian club
took second honors of the day by cap
turing the 25 foot class event from the
Discovery and also second place In
class 1 for the Native Sons cup.
The Annie of the San Francisco club
was the only entry in the over A foot
class. Frank Stones Presto, as usual
had an easy time in the 36 foot class
Tommy KendalPs Alert securing sec
ond while the Moonlight of the San
Francisco club won from the Fleur de
Lis in the 20 foot class.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
athlete BREAKS
TRACK RECORDS
George V. BOnhag Sets New
Mark i'm Three Distances !.
at New York


NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-At Travers
island today the annual senior cham
pionship contests of the Metropolitan
association of the American athletic
unions were marked by the breaking of
three American records in the five mile
run by George v. Bonhag of the Irish
American athletic club, and the failure
of Melvin W. Sheppard to get away at
the start of the first trial heat of the
440 yard race. Bonhag practically led
all the way in the five mile run, which
he won easily by fifth of a mile in
25:09 1-5, new American record.
The former record was made by z. C.
Carter of the New York athletic club
in 1928 3-5 on September II, 1887. Bon
hag today made two other American
records in the same race, the first be-
ing 20:11 for four miles, beating
20:15 4-5, made by the late William
Day, 21 years ago, and the four and q
half mile record of E. c. Carter, made
% years ago.
Carter,s time then was 22:494-5. hui
Bonhag today romped past the mark in
2243 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
Baseball Notes

Looks as though Cap wolverton is BIT afraid
to start Slim Nelson against the Beavers Slim
has not had much luck in any of the games he
pitched against the northerners this season. He
may get chance today.
Willis; began to crab at his teammates in the
second when the Beavers put two runs over but
he certainly had no license to do so. If ever \
pitcher was responsible for pair of runs Willis
was at that particular time
Oakland played perfect baseball in the field
The hardest kind of chances looked easy to them
Little Wares very much in evidence at all
times. He made every kind of a play from a
run in to a run out into the left garden. Twas
lucky that Portland did not pile up five or six
runs. But for those fielding stunts they surely
would.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-11
Four Auto Drivers Break
Worlds Auto Record

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Sept 1o.-Ralph
de Paina's world automobile circular
track record for one mile was broken
seven times at the state fair track here
this afternoon. De Palma, Kerseher.
Burman and Oldfeld all lowered the
mark of 51.S0 set by De Palma ON the
same track one year ago, but Oldf1eld
succeeded in making the best time of
them all, the new record being 49. %
seconds. Each man was given two
trials at the record. Oldfield made a
second trial and, although a tire came
off near the finish, he made the dis
tance in $3.50