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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
WEALTHY CHINAMAv
SEARCHING FOR WIFE
Woman Said TO BE in Hiding i'm
Ogden With Japanese
paTaNnOur.


OGDEN, July l9.-OEdcn's Chinatown
is stirred Ia its depths by report which
comes from san Francisco that tho wife
of n wealthy Chinese merchant of that
city Is somewhere in hiding here with her
paramour, a former japanese resident OF
the California metropolis. Immediately
following the receipt of the information
the police were informed by delegation
Of local Chinese and ii search is being
made Tor the woman and her Japanese
lover
The woman is said 10 have arrived in
Ogden some time Sunday night or Mon
day morning. She Is described as be-
ing 30 years OF age. dressed in the native
costume of her people and exceptionally
good looking for Chinese woman. Two
children were deserted at San Francisco
when she left there with the japanese.
4 reward OF 5000 has been offered by her
husband for information leading to
knowledge of the woman's whereabouts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM;
ARCHIE SHANKS, HEBER
Special TO The Tribune.


PROVO, July 19.-Archic Shanks OF
Heber City, II married man So years OF
age, was examined as to his sanity In
the district court here today by Drs
f. w. Taylor and George Il. Robson and
on their recommendation was committed
TO the state mental hospital by Judge
Booth, Shanks has the deluson that
some one puts poison in his coffee and is
trying TO poison him.
The state board. examiners OF BARRIERS,
consisting OF w. NJ. Pigeott. DR.. c. NJ
Benedict and D. j. Watts, held a ses-
sion here today and examined fifteen ap-
plicants for licenses to practice. DR. c..
M. Benedict. treasurer of the board
stated that the object of the law was to
enforce cleanliness in barber shops and
the board VIII deem 1t a favor If patrons
of barber shops will report any violations
OF the law or rules TO the board
Alva c. Wycof of Wichita, Kan. has
been installed as clerk in the Provo office
of the United States forestry service. to
take the place Of Miss Myrtle Hone. Mr..
Wycon was formerly connected with the
bureau OF animal industry at Wichita,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
REFUSES NATURALIZATION
TO FOUR H0LLANDERS
Special to The Tribune

Speclal 10 Inc tribune
OGDEN, July 19.-Applcations for pa
pers Of naturalization as citizens of the
United States from four subjects OF Hol-
land were turned down by the district
court this afternoon, owing to the dis
qualification of one of the Witnesses TO
the affidavits made by each at the time
the application was first made.
Peter Bcrnards. Marinius Van der
Graft. Peter Van der Graft and Beense
William Postma were the applicants TO
whom final letters were refused. 1t de-
veloped at the hearing that John Roe-
haar one OF the witnesses. who claims
TO have known the applicants as resi-
dents of the United States for the past
five years, had himself been out OF the
country for two years of that time and
could not Of his own knowledge know of
the others residence
Cornelius Keller. another applicant. was
made a fullfledged citizen by order oil
The court. The application of Bernard
Henstra was continued for one month,
pending a fuller investigation by the nat
uralization authorities. NJ IL Anthoni,
naturalization examiner for this district.
with headquarters at Denver, Colo. ap-
peared on behalf OF the government at
the hearing on the applications
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
JOHN HOOKING DEAD:
PROMINENT BINGHAM MAN
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
BINGHAM, July 19.-John Hooking a
pioneer OF Bingham. died here this even
ing at z o'clock OF paralysis. He was "a
years OF age. and had been an invalid for
about ten years. Mr., Hooking came first
TO Bingham in 1872. In 1873 he was mar
ried, his wife being the sister OF John
GALLAGHER OF Salt Lake City. Soon after
his marriage he went to California and
Nevada, but returned TO Bingham.
In his active lifetime, Mr.. Hooking was
prominent in business here, He leaves
his widow and six grown chldren-Mrs.
c. T.. Adderley, John Hooking. Mrs. Min
ME Zion, Miss Cora Hooking Bert Hook
Ing. and Roswell Hooking All OF the
children live In this city The family is
prominent here, and, in addition to the
Immediate family, there are n large num-
Der OF relatives in this city, Salt Lake
and elsewhere.
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OVERLOOKED STATUTE
AND MUST CHANGE TRACK
Special TO Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, July 19-The failure OF the
county commissioners to take into con-
sideraton the state statute requiring all
poles 10 be placed forty-four feet from
the center Of the roads of BoXelder coun-
ty will necessitate the change Of the Og-
den Rapid Transit oompany's extension
OF its line a distance of four miles be-
tween Brigham City and the Utah Hot
Springs The traction officials claim TO
have overlooked the statutory require
ments also. and it now becomes neces-
sary to remove four miles of poles and
track which have already been placed.
The fact that the grade is light at the
point whore the changes will have to be
made will not make II necessary 10 ex-
pend more than $1,000 in making the
change.
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BODIES OF ILL-FATED MEN
HAVE NOT BEEN FOUND
SneclaI to -Tha Trlhnnc.

OGDEN. July 19.-Although y gang ol
men with II big steam shovel has been
engaged IN the work Of removing the ton.
ri earth and rock dislodEcd by "A prema
ture explosion of blacl, powder in The
tunnel OF the Union Portland Cement
company at Devils slide SIX weeks ago
the bodies Of the cntombed men who were
killed Instantly by the terrific explosion
have not yet been recovered
Manager .. II. ellison says that the
larger portion Of The diSlodgcd rock was
moved some time ago, and the workmcn
arc now busy removing The piles of sand
and rock from the tunnel where the mcr
were at work when the explosion oc-
CURED. The bodies may be uncarthcd
AT any minute or IL may he weeks be-
fore what is loft OF the seventeen mem
bers of the powder gang viii he uncov-
cred,
AT all times during the work there has
been danger OF rock slides while the
steam shovel has been at work. and the
utmost caution has been necessary.
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WHAT is BEER?
THAT'S THE QUESTION

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Is beer a
spirituous liquor Upon the determination
of that question will depend whether or
Moorehead, MINI, which is situated on
ceded Indian lands, and is said TO be
the shipping point of brewers for their
trade IN North Dakota. dry" state.
The Minnesota State Brewers associa-
tion has telegraphed a protest to the bu-
reau of Indian affairs against its recent
action In extending prohibition to Moore
head insofar as the order applies to the
importation OF beer. The brewers claimed
that beer is not a spirituous liquor and
consequently does not come within the
prohibition contained in the treaties un-
der which lands were ceded
Supervisor Holcombe OF the Indian bu
reau has informed the compliments that
he cannot suspend the instructions, as
they desired, and that they will have un
til September 10 to remove such beer is
may then be in Moorehead.
II now devolves upon the brewers to
convince the Indian bureau that beer is
not a spirituous liquor.
A few days ago the bureau of Indian
affairs promulgated instructions to It's
field agents considerably extending the
prohibition territory adjacent to the
White Earth and Leech Lake reserva-
tons in Minnesota, in accordance with
treaty regulations and for the protection
of the Indians from intoXication.
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Pleasant Surprise OH Mr.. sundberg.

Special To The Tribune.
BINGHAM. July 19.-T. r. Sundberg
master mechanic at the Boston Con. mine
OF the Utah Copper. was pleasantly sur
prised Friday. when the employees under
his supervision presented him with an
elegant gold watch with his monogram
T.. r. s. inscribed upon the case. in
token of the esteem and high regard
In which he is held. A. G. Larick made
a neat presentation speech on behalf Of
the employees. to which Mr. Sundberg
made fitting response. Mrs. IT. r.
Sundberg was also presented with beau
lif1l handbag
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William Mccall Identified.
Special to The Tribune

BRIGHAM CITY. July 19.-The re-
mains of William Mccall. the unfortunate
man VINO wandered away from the Og-
den depot last Friday, with his mind ap-
parently unbalanced. and who suddenly
died after being put into a buggy by
Sheriff Josephson OF this city, were
shipped TO California yesterday afternoon.
cal officials, IL was learned that Mccall
had but one living relative in this coun-
try. who was located In San Francisco,
and 10 whom the body was shipped. The
remains were prepared for burial by a
local undertaking firm.
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Cache County Tax Levy.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. July 19.-The county COM
missioners have fixed the tax levy for
the present year az follows. General
purposes. 5 mills: county schools, IL mills {.
poor, 1 mill: sinking fund. II mill. This
levy is the same as last year.
The commissioners appointed Thomas
Smart and John A Hend rickson dele.
gates to the National Irrigation congress,
which meets in Pueblo in September.
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News of lntermountain Region

the larger cities OF thc east as an nu-
thorlty on landscape architecture and
CIVIC improvement, and his lecture to-
morrow night. aided by stercopticnn
views, should he of great interest 4
male Guartcttc. composed OF Carl Allison,
Jed Ballan;Snc, Lee Madscn and George
Nye. will sing.
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Thief Enters Hotel.
SDrcial tO The Tribune

SpccInT 10 The Tribunc
OGDEN, July 19.-The Cottage hotel
which is situated on Lincoln avenue. be-
tween Twcnty-fifth and Twenty sixth
streets, was entered some time this even
ing by burglars. and rings, watches and
jewelry valued at several hundred dol
lars stolen. No clcw has been found and
the police think 1t was the work of a
professional room worker.
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Officials Are Jubilant.
Special TO The Tribune.

MURRAY. July ia jubilant crowd
of city officials met here this morning
and discussed the aftermath OF the bond
election which was held Monday Full
reports from all the districts show that
the election carried by splendid major
ity, Voting In the Fifth district was eX-
ceedingly good the district showing a big
majority for the project AT the next
meeting Of the city council IL Is expected
that definite plans will be outlined for the
early installation OF the pipe line from
the Cottonwood creek.
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Negroes Wanted in Ogden
ciaI 60 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, July t9-Frank Woods and
Goldie Hughes. the two negroes arrested
at Brigham CITY yesterday and later
taken TO Salt Lake. are also wanted by
the Ogden police, Woods and the other
negro have been in several scrapes and
served numerous sentences In the city
jail. Their latest offcnse here is the rob
berry Of Japanese store when the theft
Of several dollars and watch was com
t,,IffcJ
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Pleased With N. E. A.
,pecial to The Tribune

OGDEN, July 19,--After An absence OF
three weeks from Ogden visiting in the
east. during which time he attended the
annual convention OF the National E,du-
cational association. Superintendent John
NJ. Mills of the Ogden City school has
returned home. Mr.. Mills is highly
pleased with the work accomplished by
the association at its yearly meeting in
Boston and reports the financial outlook
In the east to be good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
Denver Men Buy In Sanpete.

Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM, July 19.-Messrs, j. IT,
Neal and associates OF Denver have just
made a purchase of real estate In the
West View portion OF the Gunnison VAL
ley. amounting TO $4,000.
Redmond and Salina Will celebrate Pio-
neer day. zach with appropriate exer-
clses of the usual order
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Early Peaches at Brigham
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. July 19-The very
early variety of peaches have made their
appearance on the local market In ship
ping quantities during tho past day or
two This variety has been ripe for sew
ernl days, but not until the past day or
two has there been enough for large
shipments. The peaches are OF an un-
usually large and extra good quality this
year and find ready markets. Aprlcots
are nearly gone. and up to tho last of
the crop the growers will get from II
cents to cents per pound for this fruit.
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TO TELL OGDEN FOLKS
HOW TO BEAUTIFY CITY
Special to Tho Tribune.

SpeciaI tO Tho 1rIbune,
OGDEN, July 19.-Piloted about the
city today by Angus Wright and John s.
Lewis, H. T. Weed, the expert landscape
designer. who will deliver Il public ad-
dress to the people of Ogden on how to
beautify the city, gathered some good
material for his address todny The lee
ture viii! be delivered at the Orpheum
thcater tomorrow evening and the public
Is cordially invited to attend. There will
be no admission charges.
Mr.. Weed has gained a reputation in
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Record Day at Bingham Postoff1ce.
;oJ ,. sp,.ltx

BINGHAM. July 1e.-Ycsterday. July
Is. WAS record day at the Bingham
postofice in the transaction OF business.
and shows that the "old reliable is en-
joying Il degree OF prosperity which can
be eanaIed by but few towns In the
state. The following is a record of the
days business transactions: Receipts In
money. s95i7. 30 international money or
ders. l06; domestic money orders, 81:
registered letters dispatched, 103.
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MIDVALE is TO HAVE
GOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT
sneciel to The Tribune.

MIDVALE. July ia permanent fire
department is TO be organized here Fri
day evening. Although members of the
Commercial club and city council have
been working for such an organization
here. IL was not until today that things
could be Installed. At the meeting Friday
evening a fire chief will be elected. and
more than forty mon enrolled. A tempo
rary station is being erected Already
the town has q pipe line with hydrants
installed, The city has purchased hose
cart and 800 feet Of hose. and more is to
come, 30 II Is certainty that the depart
ment will be q success here.
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FRIEDERICHSHAVE Germany. July
l9-Thc gas works OF the Zeppelin Air
ship company were demolished by an cX-
jured.
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BOGOTA. Columbia. July 1o.-The
American company resumed the opera
riotng followed. American lives do not
appear to be in peril.
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DUBLIN. July 19.-F'orty persons were
injured In an accident on the Great
western part of Tipperary county, today.
None were killed
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LONDON, July ia strike that
threatens 10 reach serious dimensions has
broken out among the employees of the
Northeastern railroad. Traffic Is disor-
Ganized.
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MADRID. July l9.-The government to-
day confirmed the report of the Immediate
return to Spain of Marquis Emilio de
OJeda, Spanish ambassador to the vati-
can, because Of i'll health. The embassa-
dor had been engaged in Rome with tho
negotiations over the revision Of the con-
cordat. but few days ago WIS obliged to
suspend his exchanges because OF sick
ness.
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Cape Graclns has reached the state de-
pnrtmen.-
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Foreign News I'm Brief

BLUEF1ELDS, Nicaragua, July I9.-
According 10 adviccs received at the in
snfsent headquarters here, conditions at
cape GraciaS are unsatisfactory to for
elgn interests. The representative of the
Nlcaraguan government i'm charge there
Is said to be permitting open dcrnonstra-
tlonS of an anti-foreign character The
united states cruiser Tacoma Will sail
Immediately for Martinez if such a course
proves necessary TO protect Edwin Trim
mer OF New York. the American consul
GIBRALTAR, July 19.-Thc United
states Naval academy squadron consist
ing OF the battlcShips Iowa, Massacnu-
sctts and Indiana. with 400 midshpmen
IN charge of Commander Clark, arrived
here today from Marsellles.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-27
SPORT.

The next meeting of the American
Bowling Congress will be held in the
Coliseum, st. Louis, Jan. 11th to Feb
ruary 7th. Sixteen alleys will be put
down.
The football rules committee has
given out the rules for the 1910 sea-
son. One of the most important
changes is the elimination of the fly
ing tackle.
In the fastest race ever trotted by
3-year-olds, the Western colt, Colorado
E., owned by George H. Estabrook of
Denver, driven by Gus" Macy, at the
opening of the New York Grand Cir
cult meeting at Empire City park,
Tuesday, won the $4,000 matron fu-
turity stakes in 2:07A and 2:0724,
easing up at the finish Of each heat.
Scott Clark of Colorado, apparently
about 10, lay down with fifty Others
on the firing line facing the 1,000-yard
targets at Camp Perry, o., to shoot for
place In the individual trio match, an
unknown youth among 339 others who
had not distinguished themselves at
the rifle range. He arose with name
which will be spoken everywhere by
men who know and love the sport. He
drove nineteen consecutive bullets
through the morning mist to a three
foot bulls eye eight city blocks away.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-27
POLITICAL.

Senator La Toilette will not enter
the primary campaign in the contest
for denomination unless he has to, is
reported.
Senator William Warner of Missouri
has announced that he would not be a
candidate for reelection to the United
States Senate.
The support of the negro electorate
of the United States for a possible
third term was pledged in behalf Of
Col Roosevelt by the LOO delegates
of the National Negro Business Mems
Leage in convention in New York.
President Taft and ex-President
Roosevelt are fellow workers in the
same political field. The threat that
they might pull apart has been fore
Tended by a full explanation on one
side and an unreserved acceptance en-
the other.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-27
CENSUS.

Toledo, Ohio, 16S,497, an increase of
36,675, or 27.S per cent
Sioux City. Ia, 47,S2S, an increase
of 14,717, or 44.4 per cent
Flint, Mich, 3S,560, an increase OF
25,447, or 1912 per cent.
Jackson, Mich, 1,43S, an increase
of 6,253, or 24.S per cent.
Detroit, Mich, 465.766. an increase
of 1S0,062, or 63 per cent.
Battle Creek. Mich, 25,267, an in
crease of 6.7O4, or 3G.1 per cent.
Oklahoma's increase is 100 per cent;
Rhode Islands 26.6 per cent. Latest
estimate for U. s., 90,000,000.
Census figures indicate that the East
is holding it's own with the West in
the increase of population, and that
the cities are running ahead of all pro
portion to the country districts.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-27
LATE
COLORADO
COMING EVENTS IN COLORADO.
e v Z N T S

COMING EVENTS IN COLORADO.
Aug. 30-Sept. 2-Arkansax Valley fair
Sept. Pumpkin Pie Day at long
mont.
Sept. 5-Labor Day celebrations at
Boulder, Canon City.
Sept. s-s-Prohibition state convention
at Denver.
Sept 3-I7-Interstate fair at Denver.
Sept. 7-9-Hotchkiss fair at Hotchkiss.
Sept. 7-10-Bent county fair at Las An
imas.
Sept l2-14-Delta county fair at Delta,
Sept. 14-16-Otero county farm festival
Sept. i4-i6-Fremont county fair at
Canon City.
Sept. 1s-21-CoIorado State fair at Pu-
eblo.
Sept. 26-so-National Irrigation Con-
gress at Pueblo.
Sept. 27-30-State Federation or Wom-
ems Clubs at Canon City.
Sept 2O-Republican state convention
at Colorado Springs.
Sept. 27-30-Reunion of San Juan pi-
oneers at Del Norte.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-27
GEN ERAI.

Mayor Gaynor of New York was up
about three hours Tuesday.
The name of United States Senator
Robert l.. Owen entered into the Okla
homa Indian land investigation Mon
day.
The Rev. Dudley Foster of Chicago
has given up the pastorate of the Ri
go on the stage.
When her grocer repeated the Of
fense of delivering to her tanned
and antiquated eggs, Mrs. Allon Kill
fosky of Granite City, H., made him
sit down and dine with her; but he
couldn't cut the steak nor swallow the
eggs, so he refused to finish the meal
and promised to furnish better eat
ables.
Knocked down, trampled upon and
finally gored to death by steer was
the fate of Michael Burns, 40 years
old, 403 West Forty-third street, 4
yardman in the employ of Clay, Rob-
inson & Co. at the Chicago stock
yards. The beast lunged one of it's
man and hurled him over fence 20
feet away.
| President Taft's keynote speech for
the congressional campaign became
known Tuesday. The President will
favor further revision of the tariff.
While he is still convinced that the
Payne-Aldrich law is the best tariff
I I tI,o no tn G
time he has at last reached the con-
clusion that there is decided room for
improvement.
Consideration of the proposed uni
form fraternal bill is the most import
ant matter to come before the annual
session of the Associated Fraternities
of America, in session at Atlantic City.
The meeting will decide whether the
form of state regulation proposed by
the insurance commissioners conven-
tion and endorsed last week by the
National Fraternal Congress, shall
promptly be adopted.
Tumult and disorder marked Satur-
days session of the special convention
of the United Mine Workers at Indian
/ dpOllS. ne lOHS ueidyeu snOW Vi
strength between the Lewis and anti
Lewis factions proved disastrous to
President Lewis. Forced from the
chair for the first time by an appeal
from his ruling, he surrendered the
gavel to John Mitchell and saw himself
overruled by vote of 6S7 to 445 on a
rising vote.
Theodore Roosevelt wound up the
first day of his pilgrimage into the
West by placing himself directly in op-
position to Vice President Sherman.
Speaking Tuesday at Utica, n. Y, he
warmly indorsed State Senator Fred
erick Davenport, who is staunch
progressive and whom Mr.. Sherman
has said that he would not support.
Mr.. Sherman was out of town. and did
not see Colonel Roosevelt.
Dividend and interest payments in
September can be estimated at $780,
O0O, 900, an increase of s20,000,000 over
the corresponding period of last year.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-27
WASHINGTON.

Headquarters for the compilation OF
data concerning the irrigation survey
will be established at Salt Lake. It's
object will be to obtain complete in
formation concerning irrigation pro
jects.
General Estrada Monday cabled Sec
retary Knox an assurance to the Amer
ican people OF his warm regard and
offered to make amends for the exc
cution OF the Americans, Cannon and
Groce, and other unfriendly acts to-
ward the United States.