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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26
COAST

Court denies 1000 warrants asked for arrest
of occupants Of Seattle ''vice district"
PAGE 4
Lissner's prediction of Johnson's vote is
ridlculed by Bell. PAGE 8
Capital punishment may be excluded from
constitution of state OF Arizona PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26
FOREIGN

After brief trial jury finds Ethel Claire
Leneve not guilty as accomplice Of Dr.
Crippen PAGE
Socialists in French parliament champion
cause of railway strikers RAGE
Belief is extant in Canada that Aeronauts
Post and Hawley are in Businesses of
Dominion. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26
ERENcH HoNoR DICKINSON

PARIS, Oct. 25-Presldent Fallieres
gave a luncheon at the Elysee palace
today in honor of Jacob M. Dickinson,
the American secretary of war.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26
MAKES Nav AFRO RgcoRp

ust Euler established a German avia-
tion record today by flying hours 6
minutes and II seconds in a military
aeroplane of his own construction.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair We'd
nesday, light. north wind, changing to
south. Maximum temperature yesterday,
SO degreesj minimum temperature. GA
degrees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
News of the Interln0untain ReQion
STATE MAKES ROAD
CONTRACTORS WAIT
Weber County Highway Work
VIII Not BE Paid for Until
Later On.
Special 60 The Tribune.

Special 60 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 2d.~-Insufficiency OF funds
I'm tho state treasury TO pay tho states
porticu of expense incident TO tho i'm
rrovcnent of tho staio highway passing
through Weber county. will mako II i'm
possible 10 pay those who have been do
Ing the work unit, November 10, accord
Ing TO a letter received today by County
Clerk Samuel Dye from the state auditor
When the work OF improving the state
highway through Weber county wss be
gun In Birch Creek and Pleasant View
districts several months ago the con-
tractors were given 10 understand that
n. por,ioD OF the expense would he borne
hv the state. Believing that. With the
state back Of them, there would be no
delay In collecting their money, thoy
Willingly accepted tho contract on those
terms.
When The work WAS completed the
warrants werc drawn and sent TO the
stat" auditor for approval, That official
has written To The county clerk thnt Tho
warrants cannot be paid uutil some time
next month. because OF a lack OF funds
in the state treasury.
TIE contractors Til now have 10 walt
fer al least ono month longer before
they Will be paid for their work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
GLEDHILL'S BEASTLY ACT:
THE GIRLS SHOCKING TALE
Special to The Tribune.

special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Oct 2l.-IIeber GlcdhiII. the
American Fork policeman. was placed on
trial in the district court here today be-
fore jury on a felony charge alleged
10 have been committed at American
Fork against Jifnc Pierce, a 1f-ycar- old
girl, july 10. 1908. At the time the Of
Glcdhill was special policeman and had
charge of tho American Fork city jail
and al the time the girls stcpfather was
an Inmate of the jail According TO the
opening statement made to the jury by
District Attorney Harvey Cluff, the little
girl had decided TO run away from home
and was found on the street by Officer
Glcdhiil, to whom she told of her intcn-
tions. Glcdhlll asked To have Il talk
with her and took her into the school
house grounds. where the offensc was
committed The girl then left American
Fork and went TO Salt Lake where she
remained several days before returning
10 her home. Just as the little girl
started to give her testimony, Juror John
e. Christensen became Ill and had to be
excused, and another juror was empan-
eled in his place, The sirl in dresses
scarcely below her knees. was the first
witness and she gave her evidence in q
straightforward recital of the case as
outlined by States Attorney Cuff She
told Of the way Gledhill induced her to
accompany him TO the school grounds
after dark. and there In the shade OF the
The witness was put through n rigid
cross examination by the attorney for the
defense, but without breaking her down
In any material point. The case Will
probably not be given TO the jury be fore
some time Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
ALPINE STAKE TABERNACLE
CORNER R-ST0NE LAYING
Special 10 The Tribune,


AMERICAN FORK, Oct. 2f-Over 5000
persons Witnessed the laying of the cor
ncr stone OF the Alpine Stake tabernacle
In this city this afternoon. Appropriate
ceremonies for the occasion were held.
Apostle Orsen f. Whitney offered the
dedicatorial prayer. Stake President Ste
phcn l.. Chipman laid the corner stone
ner stone was purchased by the officcrs
and children OF the Sunday schools OF
the state, 2921 members and officers do
mating a nickel each for the paying OF
same. The stone is OF red sand stone.
80 by 80 by 26 IL inches and is hol-
lowed in the center In which metal
box was placed containing a record Of
Book OF Mormon, Doctrine and Cove
nants. Pearl Of Great Price, hymn book.
copy OF the Desert News of the 22d
inst, n copy OF the American Fork Cit
lien. tho I.ehi Banner White and Blue
OF the r. y. u. II list OF the members
donated towards the purchasing OF the
corner stone. list OF the officers OF tho
stake at the time OF the organization In
1901, and list OF the stake officers at
the present time. Other relics were
placed I'm the stone. including the Amer
lean flag. coins OF various nations. cards,
important letters. etc. all donated by
made by 5. l.. Chpman. James II.
Clarke, j. w Walker Apostle Whitney
and others. The stake choir was pres
cnt and rendered number OF appro-
PIRATE hymns for the occasion. The steel
work on the building is In place and the
II is the intention OF the contractors 10
have the roof on before winter sets in
and to have the building ready for oc-
cupancy by Christmas, 1911.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
HELD At PARK CITY
Judge Erickson and Mai. Thorn
as Arouse the Enthusiasm
Of Big Audience.
Special To The Tribune,

Special To The Tribune
PARK CITY, Oct. 2f.-Thc Demo-
cratic party opened it's campaign ut Park
City tonight with a rousug rally at the
Florence tbcaLer. Tho principal speak
crS were Judge Ferdinand Erickson,
Democratic nominee for congress, and
Mathonhah Thomas uf Salt Lake. the
Park city Military band furnished good
music, the selections being loudly ap-
plaudcd by the large audience present.
Judge IJricksou's speech dealt wholly
with cNpoundlnE and explaining tho
Democratic platform, adopted at the
Democratic state convention. In touch
Ing on the direct primary issue, Judge
Erickson stated that I'm every community
I'm Utah The federal bunch was represent
ed, showing that there is n perfect po-
Utical machine in Utah. He declared that
a Republican must have tho sanction of
this political machine to run for office. AS
an example OF the power OF this machine,
he cited case which came TO his no.
tice In his part Of the state.
Judge Erickson said that under The di-
rect primary law the rule of tho federal
bunch would end After reviewing the
political conditions OF the country. Judge
Erickson pledged himself. IL elected TO
carry out to the best OF his ability the
pledges OF his party.
Mathonihah Thomas waxed sarcastic in
speaking of the Smoot Darty's attitude
to the prohibition question. He stated
the Republican leaders with entering into
an alliance with the whisky trust. but
after while it was plainly seen that MIR.
Thomas rather suspicious. IIc de-
clarcd that maybe IL was as Mr.. IIol-
man of Bingham had II. that there was
"a slight business understanding Instead
of an unholy alliance. He showed up
tho Descrct News and Herald Republican.
conIpa ring their attitude To prohibition
two years ago as compared TO their at :
titude at the present time. The speaker
could not find what attitude Smoot
showed on the liquor question, other than
that OF a clever sidcstcppcr. Most OF
Mr.. Thomas's time was tallcn up with
reviewing national politics and comment
ing on Smoots keynote speech at Ogden.
He talked at length on the tariff and
showed the Payne -Aldrich bin up as Il
big political game from start to finish.
From here Mr.. Thomas and Judge
Erickson GO 10 Heber.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
CATTLE BUYER WEED
NOT PAY FOR STOCK
Court Finds Sellers Did Not
Present Claims During Bank
ruptcy Proceedings.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.


OGDEN. oct 2A-By decision handed
down hy District Judge j. 4. Howell this
Morning. ] l.. Alvord. ono ~tinc dealer in
cattle. escapes the payment ot $6Sls
Box Elder and Weber counties for cattle
which he purchased in November. 1909.
Checks drawn OH a local bank were
presented by AlVord in payment or the
cattle which he received from Abe Rose.
j. j. Larlsin and Sparks Brothers, ITo told
the cattle owners al The time that he
did not have tho money In The bank but
he would arrange with tho baulc TO talk
Up the checks. Upon this statement the
cattle were delivered 10 him A short
time after the money became duo. Feb
rUary Is, Alvord voluntarily applied to
the United states court for An order dc
claring him bankrupt
In the case Of Sparks Brothers, the
court finds that he offered 10 return tho
cattle purchased. for which he was 10
pay tt21.5o. Roses claim amounted TO
sS04o.5o aud LarEin's si34s.
Judge Howell in hts decision, holds
that these debts arc provablc In a bank
rUpt proceeding and Nnre entered by
AlVurd \ ; liabilities. Later he was dis
charged from Bankruptcy by an order ~
the United states court August NJ this
year. The district Judge holds That Al
word is released from tho obligation To
pay tho amounts claimed by the cattle
men by his discharge as a bankrupt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
WHAT CURES ECZEM

We have had so many inquiries d
regarding Eczema and other skim
eases, that we are glad 10 make
answer public. After careful inc
cation we have found that 81
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pounded in -. j.. H., can be relied 4
We would not make this siatemel'
our patrons, friends and neighbou
less We were sure Of it-and altil
there arc many so-calIrd Eczema q
dies sold. we ourselves unhesital4
recommend -. d, u. Prescription.
Bccausc-Wc know that II giyu
slant relief 10 that torturing itch.
Becausc-D. D. -, starts the Gun
the foundation OF the trouble
Bccause--lt cleanscs, soothcs and
the skin.
Bccause-It enables Nature 10 4
the ravages of disease,
BoCause--Thc records Of ten yez1
complete cures of thousands OF the
serious cases show that II. ID, d. Is
recognized as the absolutely reliable Y
ma cure,
Drop into our store today. Just to'
over your case with us. Schrann]'
son. Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
|vECRO'S OLD PISTOL
DANGEROUS WEAPON
Attorney for Salt Lake Colored
Man Fails TO Prove Re-
yolyer Harmless.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN oct. 23.-Geur-5 McSpadden
Salt Lake negro. who assaulted George
l. Mortenson. baggage master at the
Union depot with II loaded revolver a
week ago. paS bound over to tho district
court today by Judge i. j.. Murphy
Mortcnson told the court that the negro
had called MT the office and checked his
hs sGgaEc. McSpaddcn had bccl drinking
and was cautioned against losing the
checks. Later he returned and I'm n bois-
ferrous and abusive manner declared that
Inc had not been given checks. Morton
son said il,al the negro drew revolver
and struck him. when hc Immediately
knocked tho negro down. David Puul-
ware, q. L.. Swanson and Charles j.
Clements Corrobor3tcd MoricnSon.
MrSpaddeus attorney argued that tho
Weapon was OF antique pattern and
harmless and that it could moi he classed
as 4 deadly weapon. For this reason he
asks the court 10 dismiss the charge OF
AN assault with "A deadly weapon. Judge
Murphy believes that revolver Is Il
shooting iron" regardless of It's anti
uuity and ordered the negro 80 the conn
~ Jail 10 await the action OF the district
court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

Special To Tho Tribune.
AMERICAN rOfth, Oct lin,
siyo services were held this morning
the remains OF Mrs. Katie Crook
beloved wife OF Byron Crookston,
died here Thursday night after
illness Of typhoid fever. The casket
literally covered with beautiful I
tributes and flowers. Brothers
cousins OF the bcrcaved husband
as DallhnarerS. 4 large cortegc Of
rIagcs followed tho remains 10 the q
terry. where the last sad rites wem'
formed. A husband and baby nd
old survive Mrs Crookston. begld
number of brothers and sisters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
APOSTLE SENATOR
GETS REAL ANGRY
Says Charges Concerning the
Liquor Deal Are "As
False as He'll"
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
LOGAN. Oct. "a - Apostle Senator
Reed Smoot talked hero tonight. Dr..
George Thomas of the Agricultural col
lcgc presided. He made a brief talk and
then introduced State Senator Bullen
who made a vigorous and somewhat de-
finnt defense OF his attitude in the last
legislature. w. II. Eydalch OF. Salt Lake
spoke in order To Ill in the time until
Senator Smoot arrived from Hyrum,
whore he was delivering nn address
Snoot talked about an hour and a half.
His lecture WAS made up largely of the
personal pronouns ''I' and we" Ho dis
cusScd the tariff. repeating that the re-
vision had been downward. Coming down
To tho temperance question, he denounced
the Democratic leaders i'll the state as
being insincere in putting in the state
wide prohibition plank in their platform.
lie WAS quite sure that prohibition
law could never lie enforced in Utah and
he LAID all the blame for this at the door
oi the American party which. he de-
clarcd. would not enforce any such a
law" He then paraded before tile audi
epcc the Spry story about moral condi-
tons. In Salt Lake City. He said: Grimes
are stalking broadcast In Salt Lake City
and the police won't try TO drive en-
out"
Referring to tho charges as to that
liquor deal, he denounced them as false
as hell and story coucoctcd by the
poor. rotten. old Tribune after the de-
feat OF It's party in Salt Lake county,
He said that he thought II IL sad condi-
ton when some dirty low-liycd scoun-
drel could start such n story about re-
spectacle people and, when they re-
NAMED silent. commence to prale about
crcumstantial evidence. He said that II
he cared 10 cite cIrcumstantial evidence.
1t would prove that Judge Erickson was
the cause of two saloons being operated
in Mt, Pleasant, that he was elected
mayor of the saloon interests there and
that he appointed Il marshal who allowed
the saloon men TO do as they pleased.
He closed his talk with an earnest plea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
COMMISSIONERS WILL
CUT DOWN HEAVY GRADE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 2i.-The heavy grade in
the county road ut Eden In Weber couu-
" which lrss long been u nuisance 10
farmers and teamsters with heavy loads.
Is to be reduced by the county commits
sioners. At regular meeting of the
board this morning surveys made by
County Surveyor III. ]. Craven were sub
mitted These surveys showed that the
upper hill can bc reduced 10 a five per
cent grade and the lower hill TO four
per cent grade by the removal of 2I36
yards of earth. The commissioners or
dered the work to proceed at once.
The county surveyors also submitted
new plats FOR the Huntsville and North
Ogden township. Defects discovered in
the old plnts are remedied in the re-
yised drawings adopted by tho board to-
day
Road Supcrvisor Chlds was instructed
to repair the Harrisvlle road to the eN-
tent of the special road tax fund which
has been collected. He was also directed
TO open the road from Burch creek school
east TO the Uintan road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
GETS GUARDIAN so THAT
HE CAN BE MARRIED
Special To The Tribune.

Special IN The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 2i-That there arc
many variations 10 the adage Love
laughs at locksmiths." is shown in the
ease of Joseph a. Taylor and Carolina
liousicy of Farr West. who were mar
Red at Ogden today.
\ week ago the young couple applied
In County Clerk Samuel Dye for a. lie
ccnsc II was discovered that the young
man had not reached his majority. To
add Ia his dilemma his parents live In
u diStnnt state and there was no guar
dian from whom the sanction to marry
could be Obtained.
Young Taylor filed petition with the
probate division OF the district court to-
day asking that Il. r. Richardson. his
brothcrin-law. be appointed his guards
AN. The court issued Il decree approv-
ing the appointment and, with The per-
mission OF his guardian. the young bride
groom returned 10 the clerks Office and
the license was issued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
RESUMES ITS SESSIONS
To Tic Tribune.

Special To THE Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. -. The FIRST uf the fall
meetings of the Ogden Ministerial 1850
ciation was held this morning al 10
o'clock in the First Presbyterian church.
with Il full Attendance. The Rev. J. r..
Carver OF the Presbyterian church pre-
sided Rev, II Zimmerman was elected
secretary and treasurer in place of the
Rev Noble Stong Eldcrkin, former pas
tor or tho First Congrega tional church.
who has left the city. Rev. w. ". Fleet
wood rector OF the Church Of the Good
Shepherd. WAS elected Vice president to
fill the vacancy caused by the removal
from the city of tho Rev. O.. W. Nc
Crcery. former pastor OF the First Meth
odist church.
Rev Mr.. Fisher and Rev. AIR. Brajnerd.
who have recently arrived In Ogden Ia
take The pastorates OF the Methodist and
Congre gutional churches, respectively.
were chosen as members Of the organiza :
ton
II WAS decided tn hold meetings on the
first Monday of each month Plans for
The State Sunday school convention.
which meets at Ogden soon, and union
Thanksgiving service. were discussed. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
Wedding Reception at Gunnison.

SpoclaT 10 The TrIbUnc.
GUNNlSDN, Oct. "i.-Ouc Of the pret-
ticst wedding receptions given i'll this
section for number of months was that
of Friday night in compliment OF the
marriage of Clarence M, Childs and Miss
Rose Conrad of Heber City, who were
married at Salt Lake city during the
past week. The reception was given al
the home OF the eroom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II NJ Childg. and many rcla =
tivcs and friends were entertained at an
elaborate dinner. Many beautiful and
valuable presents were presented to the
newly married couple. The bride is one
Of the popular young ladies of Hchcr
City and the groom Is n prosperous young
man OF this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
GIN USED AS MEDICINE
When Properly Used. Makes Fine
Remedy for Kidney, Liver and
Bladder

Doctors agree that good, pure Gin, when
properly combined with other ingredients.
makes tho best kind OF medicine FOR kid
ncys. liver and bladder. The prcscrip-
tion used most is here given. Mix six
ounces good. pure gin with onc-half ounce
fluid extract huchua then add one
half ounce muraX compound. Shake
these together thoroughly and take
one 10 TWO tcaSpoonfus OF the
mixture three times Il day after
each meal. This home made remedy
has cured many bad cases OF kidney and
bladder trouble and Will prevent serious
disease. such as BriSht's disease. chronic
rheumatism or diabetes. The ingredients
FOR this formula can he had al any we'll
stocked drug store. Bc sure To get tho
MuraS compound In scaled package with
yellow wrapper as the genuine is not put
up any other way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
SELECTS PLAYERS FOR
HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCTION
Special 10 The Tribune.

SANDY. Oct. 2i-With q school on
rollmcnt larger than ever before Prin
cipal Enoch IorSenscp of the Jordan
nigh school is mapping out his list OF So
cihI functions for the winter. Mr.. Jor.
sensen began selecting his cast today for
the production OF ''Esmeralda.''
Nearly all OF the last years plavcrs
are again back nj school. and Mr. Ior-
gcnsen THINKS that the high school Ora
matte clmb Will be considerably STRENGTH
"ucd The play Will be produced al Mid.
vale. Murray, Draper. West Jordan, San
dy and Riverton.
Contributions to the school paper ar.
All IN. and the material will he sent To
the printer this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
CYCLISTS WANT
LAW REPEALED
Wheelmen Petition Council to
Allow Them TO Ride on
Sidewalks.
FIREMAN LOSES HIS JOB
FOR DIS0BEYlNG RULE
Drives Along Washington Ave
nue. With Hose Wagon While
Answering Alarm.
special tn The Trihlnc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 2J.-peca ring that the
ordinance prohibiting the use of the side
walks OF the city To bicycles during the
winter months will work hardship upon
fully thousand persons In the city who
use that method Of conveyance between
thcr homcs and their places of work.
u petition signed by 300 persons NaA pre-
sented 10 the cIiy council tonight. asking
that the ordinance lie either repealed or
suspended during the winter months. The
matter wss referred To tho police COM
lnitt"e and the city attorney, Who were
instructed Ia report next Monday ufSht.
CITY Attorney James Bcvinc submitted
letlcr from Parlcy Williams. rcprcseut-
ing tho Utah Light Railway company,
regarding the dedication of certain prop
criy owned by the company Tor tie open
ing of Lincoln avenue north Of Twenty
fourth street. Mr. Williams. on behalf
of The company. agrees to The opening
of the street providing the city, when
rhe street Is paved. win lay The paving
abuttius the compauy's property at its
own expense.
Council Accepts
These tcrns were accepted by ihe
council Unanimously.
Upon the recommendation OF the laws
committee aud the city attorney. the
council agreed Ia waive all accrued in
tcrcst on the special tax levy due from
property owners on Hudson avenue. At
/, the time The notice of intention 10 open
the street WAS published. some OF the
abuttin- property owners were not given
the required notice. owing 10 u clerical
error In the city trcasurer's Office. 1t was
agreed 10 require the abuttinC property
owners 10 pay the special levy only from
the date of tho last legal notice
Tho. appointment Of NJ. u. Brown to Il
position In The fire department. to ft
the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Henry NeWcy, Was confirmed upon th"
recommend nJutiun of The fire comnttce
Councilman Dana OF the fire committees
explained that Newcy's resignation had
been asked for by tho chief of the fire
department because hr diSrcGarded IL
bulletin prohibiting the use OF Washing
ton avenue by hose wagon while going
10 a fire.
Say Tax Is Hardship.
\ petition from j. NJ. Albern and other
owners OF baggage wagons was present
ed. asking that the special liccusc tax
on their business be revoked. The pcti-
tioners say that the tax Is excessive Tho
matter WAS referred TO the laws commit
tee and the city attorney.
owing To the fact Chat some question
has been raised us tn the legality %: the
ordinance authorizing The opening OF
Hudson avenue, the city attorney WAS di-
rectcd TO furnish IA legal opinion regard
ing the matter
An ordinance creating sewer district
los between Washington and Grant ave
nucs and other ihorough(ares In the
southern part of the city passed it's sec
oId reading and was referred TO the laws
committee and the city attorney,