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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
TREASURY CH145 45,,j
 AVAS-

low. chief clerk of the tfs' s| partment since 1905. ne.
 appointed by Secretary sD :. } ed that place today anu ,'... Aa ferred to a vacant position, es,.s
 the divisions. James '. ,h. countant in the oft'ce ', s.. r1 troller of the treasury, ?. s,.,. E signated as acting chiei' '''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11
BRYAN SEES
 VICTORY IN 1912

fContinued From Page 1.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-11

Deputy Clerk Alex 2. k Will Miller left yeste'usA A Il.. on . brief fishing t1e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
HOOK WORM AFFLICTS
PEOPLE OF THE ORIENT

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. among the
passengers on the steamship Minnesota,
which arrived from the Orient today.
was Capt F.. J. Dorm, L. 5. N. retiring
governor OF Guam, who reports The prev
alence OF hook worm in the island. This
disease, with Ieprosy and ganzoga. af-
fords a large field of work for the
American surgeons. Captain Dorm said
today:
Investigation recently disclosed that
every pupil of large school maintained
by the government is afflicted with hook
worm. Thirty lepers arc isolated at the
government colony on the island and Sc
we're effects are resulting from a, native
troGble known as ganZoga. The latter
malady resembles leprosy and is wide
spread among the natives"
Captain Dorm, upon retiring, turned
the station over TO Lieut.. r. B. Freyer
as commandant and governor. Lieuten-
ant Freyer is TO be succeeded as perma
nent governor by bieutenantC Commander
L.ulhraiih IL S n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
THREE DEATHS REPORTED;
ONE A VERY OLD LADY
Special to The Tribune.

special TO Inc tribune.
PROVO, Dec. Mrs. Mary Whipplc
Mathews died at her home I'm the Fifth
ward Thursday afternoon from general
debility at the age OF IS years She was
a native of England and camc TO Utah
in the early fifties. She had been twice
married. first TO Edison Whpple and after
his death 10 James Mathews, also de-
ceased. Mrs. Mathews is survived by
five children and numerous other rela-
tives. Funeral services will be held from
the Second ward meeting house Sun
day. commencing at II o'clock.
Nelson Gray. aged So years, died to-
day from an external tumor. He was
the son OF the late Joseph Gray and
came TO Utah with his parents from New
Brunswick In 1854. He is survived by
three brothers and one sister. The flu
neral will be held Sunday at the resi-
dence Of his sister. Mrs, Henry Scott.
Joseph Leo Apolins. the 12-year- old son
of MIR and Mrs Pass Apolina OF Thistle.
died yesterday from appendicitis. and
tho remains were brought here for in
tcrment the funeral being held this af-
ternoon in the Fourth ward meeting
house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
WASHINGTON STATES
LIABILITY LAW DRAFTED

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. 2.-The com
mission appointed by Governor Hay to
draft an employers liability law COM
pleted today a bill which 1T is expected
will be adopted by the Legislature next
month. IT provides for the collection of
state tax on industries. manufacturing
and otherwise. Including coal mining and
probably shipping.
The funds derived from this tax are TO
be In two divisions. The first is for i'm
mediate relief TO injured employees. COW
ering hospital bills and physicians
charges, and restricted to three weeks
duration OF disa billty. The other. which
VIII be much greater In amount, win be
disbursed by "A commission TO be appoint
ed by the governor
These dIsburse ments. in effect. will be
the payment of sums to compensate In
jured employees in lieu OF verdict
against the employer for damages. An
attempt will be made To flX certain and
definite scale Of compensation covering all
classes OF employment and all kinds of
personal injuries. The scale will pro-
vide the compensate to be made in each
case on examination by the proposed COM
mission.
The proportion of violent deaths in
Washington is larger than in any politi-
cal division OF the civilized world In which
statistics are gathered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
BEET GROWERS WANT
MORE FOR PRODUCT
Are Organizing TO Make EccIes
and Associates Live Up to
Promises.
Special TO The Tribune.

| special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec, 2.-Bcetgrowers of
Weoer county. having in mind the prom
ises Of David Ecces and his associates
| OF the Amslgamated Sugar company last
year. that the price of beets would be
increased TO 50 ton this year, are or
ssnizing Into an association for the DUR
pose oi presenting their demands for an
entirely different contract Tor next years
crop '''' .
IL VIII be recalled that the beeterowers
a. i. INC county held a mass meeting a Og
uen beiore The planting season last
spring, and by a committee demanded
mat tne price OF bects be Increased from
s4.oo 10 80 ton. At first all the beet
GraduaHy the hand OF the Mormon
church was shown and, after listening
10 public addresses from President James
Wotherspoon and other leaders of the
Mormon church. most OF the bectgrowcrs
suomisstrely decided 10 sell their crops
Tor The same old price. Certain i'm
proVcments In the method OF handling
and shipping the beetgrowers' crops were
made by the sugar company, which con-
sisted mainly OF the erecting of platforms
at various railroad stations for the load
ing OF me sugar beets into the freight
cars The officers OF the sugar company.
py written agreement. promised the
oeetgTowcrs that il they would agree TO
sen thelr crop for the old price an In
next seasons crop. This finally was
agreed 10 by majority OF the beetgrow-
.rs, put there are many farmers of
weber county, who had never planted
anything but sugar beets, who refused
To sell at that price for another year
ana harvested other crops this fall
with the high prices Of sugar and the
10" cost OF manufacturing taken into
consideration, The beetgrowers of Weber
county have decided that some of the
profits must come 10 them from the
business. which is entirely dependent
upon them for It's success
This year there is 10 be a more united
demand for an increase to SO a ton for
the beet crop. if the signs are to be re-
lied upon,
~ recent meeting. al which a few
delegates from all parts of Weber and
Bon Elder counties were present Il was
quietly agreed 10 demand So "A ton for
ihe beet crop next year, and if tho sugar
company does not agree TO this demand |
Inc farmers are to pledge themselves 10 !
raise no beets. The meeting, which was |
OF secret nature. is said to be the |
iorerunner OF big mass meeting, TO be |
called soon. at which every beetgrowor |
Of the two counties will be present in |
person or by representative. A commit
lee Is at work canvassipE among the |
FARMERS. and perfectng a more united |
action among them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Davis Vital Statistics.

pecial 10 The Tribune,
KAY SVILLE. Dec. During the
asst week County Clerk Hyrum 4. Pack
as issued the following marriage H.
snses: William NJ. DANES. Jr., and
|iss Nora Handy. both Of Franklin. Ida. ,
iifford Miller OF Denver Colo, and
Liss Elva KofforG OF Colorado Springs.
homas Bean OF Ogden and Miss Ellen
feeu OF Salt Lake City: John A. Nc
ay and Miss Carrie A. Brown. both OF
alt Lake City; Anton Jacobson and
us Sarah A Osborne. both Of Salt Lake
'ty: George r. Doxey Of Ogden and
liss Chloe Wood OF Huntsville: Robe RI
3. Hildebrand and Miss Hazel G. Hen
efer. both OF Salt Lake City; Leo Seecy.
nd Miss Lucille Rolph. both OF Mt
3easant. Utah: John Prince of Lake
ioEn and Miss AlziDa Tiugoy oC Wood :
ufY
"a fine daughter was born to My. and
trs. Roy Platt this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
WEST CACHE CANAL
\ is FINALLY COBBLED
The Church Gang at Logan Has
Secured the Majority Stock
Interest.
l. The Tribune.

tpecai II The Tribune.
4 TRENTON. Dec. 2.-The effort made
est summer. by select ecclesiastical
Iotcrie, to obtain control Of the West
bsche canal and which was frustrated
n that time largely BY the exposure
hade by The Tribune. at the request.
\ may be said. OF those who feared an
Ither Oneida canal experience if the big
Itch fell into tho control of the church
Irowd. has apparently succeeded at last
br the articles OF incorporation OF d
bew holding company have been drawn
nd are to be filed in Logan, shortly.
Baked ct every other game, the church
trowd has secured twenty-five OF the
Itockhol6ers in the canal who own a ma
Erity OF the stock, and has formed &
|ofporation to be known as the Trenton
|rrlgation company This company will.
~ Virtue OF its stockholdNg. control and
|fctate the policy OF the West Cache
company. which will nominally
|pvern the big ditch. While there is only
bout sloooo0 OF outstanding stock OF
be West Cache company. the new cor
|oration is capitalized at s400.0 900 and
be west side farmers Will be blcd for
nferest on that amount.
Already schedule of water rates has
zen prepared. and IL Is said to be
n per cent In excess of what the rates
7ere last year.
. In the holding corporation there are
ne bishops. several high councillors and
ne member of the presidency Of the
Take. the non Mormon clement among
be west side farmers can expect but
|tUe consideration
T The West Cache canal Is forty-two
niles long and waters $4,000 acres OF the
nost fertile land in Utah. and the trans
ction about 10 be completed is one of
ODsiderable moment TO this section The
Ulcers OF the new company arc as
,ilows: President. John A. HendrIck-
cn of Logan: first vice president. Bishop
'ntbon Anderson of Logan; second vice
resident Bishop John Q. ADAMS OF Lo-
an; secretary and treasurer, Louis 5.
ardon OF Logan. The directors are;
1shop II. w. Ballard Bishop NJ. e.
tghy. Bishop r. Il. Butler. William
dngham. j. T.. Carbon Il. Y. Benson,
boob Jorsensen, Pariey Merrill. 6. A.
fese Ephraim Bergeson, Abe Smith.
harlca Q. Wood and w. p. Funk. the |
tter being Of Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
CHINA WILL TRY TO
ABOLISH OPIUM TRADE

PEKIN, Dec. 2.-As the result of the
extraordinary agitation In recent months
by Chinese anti opium societies, the i'm
perial senate today almost unanimously
passed resolution looking to the pro-
hibition OF the drug The inter-provin-
cial transportation of opium will be
abolished in the sixth moon duly, 1910
Of the coming year and the planting of
the seed and smoking will be prohibited
In the twelfth moon (January. 1922
The foreign board also is enjoIncd in the
resolution 10 seek the abrogation OF the
opium treaty with Great Britain and to
prevent further Importation from India
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
News of the IntermOuntain Reqi0n
Work Progressing.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribunc,
OGDEN. Dec. 2.-Froercss is being
made with the West Ogden water extern
sion authorized by the city council sew
erll weeks ago. The absolute lack OF
fire protection by the West Ogden people
heretofore has made insurance rates in
that section almost prohibitive. The cX-
tension, being made under the supervision
of tho city engineering and waterworks
department., Will connect with the water
main on Wall avenue. near Twenty
fourth street, Trenches five feet deep
have been made and moro than 400 feet
most difficult part OF the Undertaking
VIII be the construction of the tunnel
under Weber river for q distance OF about
one hundred feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Ready for Use Soon.
Special To Tho Tribuuo

OGDEN, Dec. With practically all
the interior work in the new freight
depot OF the Hartman lines at Ogden
completed. the building will be ready for
fixtures. now on the way. arrive and are
installed. Joint Freight Agent w. IT.
CheNers says that the move from the
old quarters into the new building prob
ably viii not be made until January
SO thorough overhaUIing OF old papers
and records and a complete indexinE of
them Will be done. This Will result I'm
moving Into the new quarters only such
books and records as arc absolutely nee
eSsary Fires were started in the fur
naccs for the first time. this morning,
to dry the walls Of the interior and for
the comfort OF the worknren engaged In
the building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Still on the Watch Hunt,
Special TO The Tribune

PROVO. Dec. FL A. McGee. one OF
the attorneys for young Szirmay, who is
alleged TO have killed the Karrick boy.
was In Provo today 10 consult with the
local officers and jewelers. Beck and
Chapman. to ascertain if possible whether
there is any evidence that can be found
here pertaining to the case II is be-
hcFed by the officers. or by some of
them. and the jewellers that the watch
which was offered for sale here the day
after the Karrick murder Is somewhe re
In Provo. but whether or not that was
the watch stolen from the Karrick home
is not known. and maybe never will be
unless the person who bought 1t comes
forward and surrendcrs e.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Jamison Takes Concern Over.

OGDEN, Dec. 2,-After conducting
general real estate and insurance busi-
ness III Ogden for q year, the Wright
investment company passed out OF ex-
lstence today when a deal was perfected
by which NJ. IT. Jamison purchased the
interests owned by Angus T. Wright.
manager and principal owner of the COM
pany. The business will he conducted
In the name of the Globe Investment
company. All insurance matters In which
the company has been interested will
be In the name OF NJ T. Jamlson from
December l, Mr. Wright, who also Is
president of the w. II. Wright &. Sons
company, one OF the largest dry goods
stores OF the city. will devote his entire
time to the interests OF that business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Col. Potter Is Dead

ATLANTIC, n. j., Dec. g.-Colonol
Thomas Potter Jr, wealthy manurac-
turer OF Philadelphia died here tonight
When Colonel Potter became dangerously
III recently, his son, Wilson. was hunting
in Alaska
CoUriers at last located Young Potter
a race to reach the bedside OF Colonel
Potter ended in the son reaching here
some time before his fathor's death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Must Pay or Be Sued.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, Dec. Although the col
lectons of the poll taxes show that
something like $4,000 has been received,
Poll Tax Collector A. G. Harris says that
there are still about 500 delnqucnts on his
list Determined To show "A balance on
his books at the beginning Of the new
year. the collector says ho will start on
whirling canvass in few days and
every delinquent who still refuses to
make his contribution to the city will
be sued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
AF TER A bIGAM|ST:
HIS OFFEVSE At PROVO
A. ID. LsOnbee of Canada L.
nores His Wife and Weds
a Provo Girl.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. Sheriff George Judd
OF Utah county has been investigating a
case of bieamy or il il was u good
lGtter-day Saint involved. IL would be
called polygamy. with the avowed inten-
lion OF arresting the guilty man in the
case and prosecuting him to the full OK
lent OF the law. AS. the case now stands.
however, there is no hope of ever getting
the man. His victim. a young Provo girl.
whom he married as his second wife, has
returned home to her parents a sadder
but wiser girl. \ young man. about 30
years OF age. giving his name as A. d.
Disonbee. came TO Provo I'm the spring
or carly summer OF the present year. and
worked n barber In two different shops
in the town, and while here represented
himself as heart free, and accordingly
laid Siege 10 the heart and hand OF Miss
Mary a: Jensen. daughter of Chris Jen-
son. residing In the west part Of town
and on September OF this year Lisonhee
and the Jensen girl were married by
Bishop o n. Berg. Shortly after being
married, the couple left here and went to
Canada. and after they had gone Sheriff
Judd received a letter from Mrs. Maud
llsonbee. of Calgary, Canada, asking
about Lisonbee The woman said her
maiden name was Maud Jacobs and that
she was married TO A. y. Lisonbee AT
Salida, Colo, May 20 1904. and they had
lived al different places since that time.
the last being at Calgary. where they
We're when Lisonbee left her In the win
winter of l909-10. Sheriff Judd wrote Mrs.
Lisonbee No | and told her where her
husband was and what had occurred and
asked her assistance in Turing him back
to the United States, where a warrant
OF arrest could be served, and the man
brought TO Provo to answer TO charge
OF bigamy or polygamy,
The Wife After Him.
But Mrs Llsonbee learned that her
husband. In company with his second.
was in Cardston. Canada so she imme-
ton, and there confronted Lisonbee with
the evidence OF his duplicIty. She showed
ldsonbee the letters she had received
from Sheriff Judd. and when he tumbled
10 the fact that his escapade was known
to the officers he flew the coop. and LETT
both women 10 fight the battle between
themselves. The Jensen girl wrote to
back home. and this being furnished she
is now with her father and mother at
the old home, Mrs. Bisopbee No. I went
back 10 her two children in Calgary
and Sheriff Judd says the hope of cap
turing Iisonhee is abandoned. Whether
or not LisoDbee Is a Mormon is not
known here bu, from the fact that he
TO be polygamously married, Il is evi.
dent he had a leaning in that direction.
II he is "A Mormon. he no doubt will be
communicated, as he was. too lsgrant
in his oifense, and there is a public
record OF both marriages, If a man ex-
poets TO ''practce" his religion by en-
tersng into the celestial bliss OF having
two or more wives he must be careful
not 10 have a public record made OF moro
than one case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
JAPS KILL OFF MANY
TRIBESMEN IN F0RM0SA

VICTORIA, B. G., Dec. 2.-Extrenle
measures against the rebel natives in
formosa are being taken by the Japa-
nesee expeditionary force, according TO
mail advices received here today. Vii
laoes occupied by three tribes have been
destroyed by gunfre. The troops are
engaged in annihilating the Formosans
in the Shinchiku district, following
their refusal to surrender
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
|U1CIDE AT CHALLIS;
0LD-TIMER OF CUSTER
pprial to The Tribune

H MACkAY, Ida, Dec 2.-Wllliam Elder.
Ia old time resident OF Custer county. re
ding at Challis, committed suicide last
nturday night by shooting himself
Ercugh the base OF the brain with a
HS-caliber Colts automatic pistol The
uneral services were held on Tuesday
Tho deceased had served as sheriff and
.Bsessor and collector of Custer county
ss1s nan for pam many pF9nent a =" county al
|fand OF the /, O. o. #. lodge. Financial
'Inicuties are supposed TO have been
be direct cause OF the suicide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
BOX ELDER HUNTERS
HAVE PROFITABLE YEAR
Special TO The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY, Dec, 2-According
TO statistics furnished by County Clerk
lpseu, hunters in this county have been
we'll paid for their shooting and trapping
during the past year. The skins OF 266I
coyotes and Wild cats have been can
celcd. Two bears and four gray wolves
have also been killed in this county dur
ing the year. The amount of bounty
paid for the years shooting is s67i2 80
Many hunters and trappers are out In
the hills east and west at this time
and more would indulge in the business
II il were not for the uncertainty Of the
legislature making another appropriation
FOR the payment OF bounty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
)TAH CONTRACTOR DEAD;
+. c. GAMMELL, AGED 53
pecial TO The Tribune.

lSPRINGVlLLE. Dec 2-Francelia G..
lammoll. a railroad contractor OF this
py, died last night at his home OF
Uphold fever. after AN Illness Of three
Feeks. lie was considered practically
pt OF danger by the doctors until yes
frday morning, when he took a sudden
Pm for the worse. ANA rapidly failed
ptil II o'clock. when he passed away.
lity, May Is. 1857, and was 53 years old.
pe leaves a wife and seven children, two
F whom arc married. The funeral VIII
f held Sunday at y m. Mr.. Gam
heil was member OF the knights OF
PC Maccabccs and held a policy for
1000 i'm that order
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
''Erminie' a Success.


T
OGDEN, Dec 2-Thc Ogden theatcr
was well tlled tonight at the presenta
tion Of the comic opera. "Erminie," which
was glvcn under the direction OF the Og-
den High School Alumni association The
cast was composed OF local amateurs
who carried their parts we'll. Much of
the success of the opera was owing to
the efforts OF Professor Joseph Ballan-
tyne. musical director. and John D
Spencer. the stage director. With the
exception Of David Reese. who had the
leading tenor part. all the cast were To-
cal folks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Faure's Nephew Dies.

QUEBEC, Dec. jacques Fsure
nephew of former President Faure OF
France, died here today Of typhoid fever
Faure. who was 81 years old, was one
OF the competitors in The recent interna-
tional balloon race from st. Louis. He
became Ill while hunting in the Lake st
John district.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Bishop spald!ng at Ogden,

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. Bishop f. S. Spald-
ing Of Salt Lake City tonight delivered
an instructive address at the guild hall
OF the Church Of the Good Shepherd OH
christianity and Socialism" Bishop
Spaldins has Just returned from n lecture
tour in ihc east, whore he spoke on So
cialism In some OF the largest cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Work Of Miscrsant,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIbunc.
OGDEN, Dec. 2.-While a rehearsal for
'Erminie, Comic opera, 10 be given
by amateur talent was being held at
the Ogden thrater last night some mis-
creant entered one Of the dressing rooms
and, after stealing colthipg belonging to
one OF The young woman OF the cast
dragged the garments through a mud
puddle and threw them back through an
open window, II the guilty person or
persons are found an example will be
made of them in the criminal courts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Stone Funeral Services.

Special to The Tribune.
- OGDEN, Dec. Funeral services for
Joseph Earl Stone, son OF Edgar Stone,
will be held at the Church OF the Good
Shepherd Sunday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock The Rev. w. w. Fleetwood, rec
tor OF the church. will conduct the serv-
Ices. The local camp of Woodmen of
the World viii attend in body Friends
who desire TO see the body may call at
the residence, 931 Twenty first street,
SATURDAY. afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
On Lookout for Thieves.

Special 10 The TrIbune.
OGDEN. Dec. Local officers have
been requested to keep a lookout for
pair OF valuable horses stolen from the
barn of Deputy Sheriff VI. d Jenson at
Brigham City, Wednesday night, The
theft was boldly planned and II is be-
ieyed that the animals have been driven
TO some point in Weber or Box Elder
county and abandoned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-03
Woodmansie Cited In.
Special Ia The Tribune.

Special To TIC Trlbunc.
OGDEN. Dec. 2.-Samuel Porter Wood
mansic today was cited by District Judge
Howell to appear in court DcCember 10
30 show cause why he should not he pun
tshcd for contempt for falling to obey
3n order directing him to pay his d.
vorced wife. Mintie Little Wood nyie,
$50 monthly allmony for herself and their
three minor children.