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nominated for the Office of county at
torney by acclamation. Mr.. S;keer
/ promised that If he was elected hC
/ would promise the people of Ogden that
/ he would root ont the gamblers in Op
den, "but,' declared the nominee, -
cunnot promise you any success in OBJ
tanning convictions before 4 Repub
! lican court -
For sheriff. W n Anderson received
the nomination on the first ballot He
was opposed by William Brown and
w. II Stalker. Anderson received 20
votes, Stalker and Brown Z,
The contest for the short term as
county commissioner between Levi J.
Taylor and Milo Harp resulted in Tay-
lor receiving the nomination by a vote
of 13 to Sharp's 13 There were no
other contests. The balance Of the
ticket received the nomination by ac.
clama ton.
The convention was called to order
at 3 o clock, with III delegates repre-.
senting the five wards of the city and
the county precincts. s. S. Smith,
chairman of the county central com
mittee, announced that the committee
had selected G. A. Boyd as the tenn
porary chairman of the convention, and
o. A. Kennedy temporary secretary
Mr. BOYD delivered a rousing address
in which he reviewed the principles Of
the Democratic party and predicted an
overwhelming success for the party at
the approaching election. The follow
ing committees were then named:
Credentials-Asael Farr, Adam Peter
son and j. NJ. Folkman.
Order of Business and Permanent Or.
ganlzation-W. w. Browning, Hy-um
Belnap and John Seaman.
Platform and solutious-Valentin
Gideon, A. T.. Pratt and James r. Bcus.
A recess was then taken for fifteen
Democratic Platform
When tho convention rcassembled the
on order Of business and
permanent organization made its re.
port and John Seaman was selected as
chairman and Charles Surthwaite sec
rotary Of the convention
The committe on platform, THROUGH
its chairman, Valentine Gideon, then
made its report, and the following plat.
form was adopted with much enthusi-
asm:
We the Democratic party Of Weber
county. in convention assembled reaf-
tirn our steadfast faith In and adherence
TO Democratic principles as heretofore
In national convention. and
especially pledge ourselves and candi- |
dates TO the following platform OF prin-
clples:
We indorsc the Democratic platform
IF the state convention adopted at Provo
on September l5. 1910.
ii.
We shall Insist upon the enactment Of
laws
(a) Prohibiting the manufacture and
sale OF intoxicating liquors within the
state OF Utah. and providing severe pen
altles for the violation of such laws
(b) Providing for the initiative and
referendum and the right OF recall. in ac-
,ordance with the provisions Of our con-
stitution. which Republican legsa lures
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RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
WILL RUN CARS SOON
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. Regular service on the
IN. lhterurpan line OF the Ogden Rapid Tran.
SIT company between Ogden and RrIeha n,
City VIII be opened next week
Inc line has been completed TO a point
one mile from the court house OF the
Box Elder metropolis, and the service IN
that point will begin Monday Through
arrangements with the school board of
the county, the company will convey the
school children from Hot Springs TO VIII
!ard and from Pecry to Willard Students
OF The high school residing at points
along the line will be conveyed from VIII
lard and Peery TO Brigham City
On the regular run between Ogden and
Brigham city the line which cuts ont the
grade AT Pleasant View will be used bur
the company Will continue 10 use the
old line over which trains will be run a,
regular intervals for the accommodation
OF patrons In that locality
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Reaffrming its faith in the princi
Piles of the national party, indorsine
In It's entirety the platform Of the state
party and pledging itself to n platform
of principles peculiar to local condi.
tions, the Democratic party of Weber
county held its county convention in
the court house here today and named
full ticket to do battle with Re.
publcans at the approaching election.
Three planks Of the platform unani.
mously adopted by the convention are
identical with the planks forced into
the Republican platform by the insur-
gent members Of that party at the
county convention held here last Thurs.
day. These planks for which Dcmoc-
racy claims the original paternity
pledge the members of the party to
favor the control and regulation of
all public utility corporations and the
regulation by statute of all transporta-
ton charges of common carriers by the
means of non partisan commission;
permitting cities to establish commits
sion, form of government and the
abrldgment of campaign expenses of all
candidate for public office.
The Republican sheriff and prosecut-
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Miners Women s Auxili,

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA. oct Much intere
Ing taken here in the work Of Mis-
LAngdon. organizer Of Western
ton OF Miners Womens auxilis
mas been here for a week inieres
women Of the camp in the work.
MISS Langdon delivered addresse!
mass meetings. Upon both occas
town hal WAS crowded 10 It's cal
At q meeting this afternoon the
Ing officers were chosen Preside
Robert Adamson; vice prcsider
Lizzie Jensen. secretary -treasur'
Cora Martin. conductor, Mrs. ]. L
warden. Mrs. Dan Knots. The
are Mrs. Peter Jones. Mrs. lame
tensen and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell.
Tonight Miss Langdon Is delivf
address for miners OF the cam
More than 1000 men belong 10 Ne
here. and the gathering at ocl'
a large one.
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DEMOCRATS OF SEWER:
THEIR COUNTY TICKET
Special to The Tribune.

hlCHFlELD. Oct. Following are tins
nominees or the Sewer Democrafi,
county convention today: ~
lima. - fe'erSon. Sa'
ror county commissioners e. He,-
Ter Rich6eld Qour years.: + II nn,o
Monroe (two years) ho"e'
Glcnwood w. fo"eH
I,L ror county clerk-Edward Ross. To-
Richfleld 'iuy BAKER
For superintendent OF scbooIs = \,
Greenwood. Elsinore H. M
f9r county assessor-David w Fair
Eor sherin-A NJ. Lawson. RIcbaeld
For county surveyor-James p Mel ~
Rlchield MOTIFS
pir2 r2G county attorney-H n. Haves
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Celebrating Their Century.
Special to The Tribune.

SN'NIdI 10 TIC
R1CHFIELD. Oct. The Ricb6atd
high school has reached the 100 mark
I'm registration. and last niCht the s,,,-
oents gave one OF the most exciting
celebrations In honor OF the event evcr
gwen here. y large bonfire was kindind
on the square. around which the students
gathered The air rang with shouts
songs and music until late hour Short
addresses We're given by Prof I Y Al
stoh. Professor Christensen Professor
Hood and Judge Chdester. all OF whom
were elevated on the heads and sbopj-
GERS OF the students while they spoke
hoasnng OF potatoes was q feature the
potatoes being served by Professor Chris
Jensen as the students were seated In
ring around the fire. while the band
played.
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gambling and are charged with crimi
nally permitting gambling and pTostitu
tIon to flourish openly and notoriousl,
In Weber county during the entire TIM
OF their incumbeucy.
Ratify Prohibition Plank.
The prohibition plank adopted in th,
platform OF the Democratic party nj
the state convention held IN Provo re
| Gently. was also inserted in the plat
form adopted by the county convention
today
( Every candidate nominated at to.
day convention was pledged to sup
port the entire platform by his coustit
uents.
! Unlike the recent county convention
OF the Republican party, todays con.
vention was devoid Of any sensational
incidents. Most of the candidates were
nominated by acclamation. and in but
few of the Offices for which nominees
were offered was there anything like
a spirited contest.
United States Senator George Suth,
erland, and incidentally those Rcpub-
licans who have been nominated on the
legislative ticket from Weber county,
were vigorously attacked by Valentine
Gideon when be obtained tho floor Of
the convention to second the nomina-
tion of Arthur +. Pratt, a legislative
nominee, Mr.. Gideon declared that the
sole purpose IN the minds of those nom.
mated by the Republicans for this of
fee was TO 90 TO Salt Lake and cast
their vote ''for a certain United States
senator. "To-wit. George Suthcr-
land, interiected Secretary Charles
Smurthwaite
"Yes, | mean Senator Sutherland, -
replied the speaker, who went on TO
say that if Pratt and the Others on
the legislative ticket nominated by the
Democrats of Weber are elected, they
will go to the legislature for tho pur.
pose of serving the people of their
state.
In the balloting for the nominees
Tor tho state legislature, more interest
was evidenced than in any of the other
proceedings. Five names were proposed,
A. l.. Scoville Of Ogden, d. D. Mckay
of Huntsville and Arthur F.. Pratt re.
ceived the nominations on the first bal
lot. Hyrum Belnap withdrew from the
race leaving the second balloting be.
tween s. S. Smith OF Ogden and vii.
liam n. TaIhurst. Smith received the
nomination by vote of 46 to his op-
ponent IS 80. The vote for the other
nominees was Seoville 6S, Mckay 7G.
Pratt So
Browning Nominated.
Sam Browning, president of the Oe-
den city council, received the nomina-
tion for state senator by n unanimous
vote, Despite his protests against the
nomination, claiming that business in.
terests would interfere with him max. |
lnP the rnce, he was retained on the |
ticket and finally he assured the con.
vention that he would accept the nom
nation
Jedediah D. Skeen. who made the
race for CITY attorney last wear. was
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Christian Science Services.

OGE'EN. Oct 1.-The First Church OF
Chris. Scientist holds services at Og-
de- each Sunday at II a. m. in the new
Masonic temple. The subject tomorrow
VIII be "Unreallty. sunday school at
S.45 a. m. Wednesday evening tesi-
monlal meetings are held at O'clock
The public is cordially invited TO attend
all services.
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Warrants for Bows,
Special to The Tribune.

opecIaT 10 TIC Irlbune.
OGDEN. Oct Upon the complaint
OF Martin Overton. Judge Volney c. Gun
nell OF The Juvenile court today issued
warrants for the arrest OF Joseph Moves.
Robert Moyes Hyrum Moyes and Ted
Beteman. charging them with delin-
quency. The lads are accused OF throw
Ing stones at passers- by.
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Break Into Box Cars.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Oct 1.-The police were no.
,ihed tonight OF the robbery of three Den
yer Rio Grandc box cars early this
morning and the theft OF 500 in mer-
chandise. The goods stolen consisted OF
shoes. clothing and candies
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Liquor License Raised.
Special TO The Tribune

Park CITY, Oct. Only one saloon
mas complied with the requirements OF
the new ordinance. which exacts 5000
quarterly license fees instead OF $3.50 as
formerly required. Late Friday night the
mayor and city council held a conference
with the Liquor Dealers association and
after considerable debate the mayor is
sued an order 10 the chief OF police 10
elbow the saloons 10 run until such time
as II is convenient for the Liquor Dealers
association 10 meet. This meeting. II Is
expected will he held soon
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL BOY
SUCCUMBS TO TYPHOID
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct Louis Christensen. an
inmate of the State Industrial school
dled at The institution this morning of
typhoid pneumonia. after an illness OF
ten days. Since the lad had become a
ward OF the state his conduct had been
OF an exemplary nature, according 10 the
Officers of the school. Young Christen
sen was 10 years of age lie was a son
OF Mrs Henry Larsen. The funeral serv-
Ices will be held Monday afternoon al .
o'clock Burial will be at the City Gem
etery
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Licensed to Marry.
Special to The Tribune.

| SpecIaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct Licenses 10 marry
were issued by the county clerk 70 the
! following today; James Callas and Min
ME NJ. A. Noonan. both OF Salt Lake.
Jesse b, Mendenhall. Salt Lake, and
Bernice Chadwick New York City
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Stores Open Until Nina.
Special to The Tribune.

NF''IdT 10 T IIt ITDUlp.
OGDEN, Oct. Pursuant 10 an agree
ment reached several days ago. most of
the retail dry goods and grocery stores
remained open until O'Clock tonight
The Retail Clerks union endeavored TO
nave inc. merchants continue closing at Z
O'Clock Saturday evenings
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County Fees Collected.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. 1.-The regular monthly
statement or the county officers. filed
with the county clerk today. shows the
following fees collected during the past
month; Treasurer. $3.50; clerk. $3.50 so:
recorder S25S $40
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Pastor Carver Ill.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. Loving to the Illness
Of the Rev. ]. Il. Carver. thcre viii be
no preaching service at the First Pres
byterien church Sunday Saba h school
at 12:io. The midweek prayer service
VIII be omitted.
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ICE COMPANY LET'S
CONTRACT FOR BIG DAM
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct. 1,-Contracts for the con-
sstruction OF dam for the Ogden City
Ice company near the mouth OF Ogden
canyon were let today by Manager sam
uel Thomas to the J. 2. ONeil Construc-
tion company. The dam will cover nine
acres, The water will be taken from the
big pipe line OF the Utah Light & Rail-
way company. Improved machinery for
automatically cutting and handling the ice
will be installed
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| DEMOCRATS
| NAME: TICKE 7
Weber County Convention
| Adopts Prohibition Plank of
Their State Platform.
OPPOSE GAMBLING AND
WANT MANY INNOVATIONS
Commission Form of Govern
ment Recommended for
Cities in Utah.

z J
+ Special TO The Tribune
+ OGDEN, Oct. l. - Democra tic
!. ticket.
+ For state senstor-Samuel Brown .
!. ing.
: For representatives (lower house .
Z slate legislaturc)-A. l.. Scoville u. .
: d. Mckay, Arthur Il. Pratt, S S. .
!. Smith. -.
!. For county attorney-J D. Skeen. .
: For sheriff-W. II. Anderson. .
! For county commissioner (four-
: year term=-W. j. Parker. :
7 For county commissioner two- :
: year term)-Levl j. TAYLOR. .
I For county recorder-Miss Matilda :
|. Peterson. .
: For county clerk-H. C. Civilian I.
I For county treasurcr-Walter N. :,
: Farr. :,
For county assessor-John T. :.
: Trimbell. :,
: For county surveyo--Washiugt :.
. Jenkins. :;
. For assessor-Clem Martin ;:
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Inspecting Building Site.

PARK CITY. Oct William r. Shly-
ley postofiice inspector. arrived here
Saturday from Washington and looked
over the prospective sites for federal
building. He gave no Intinatlon OF which
site would be chosen.
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bert, Daniels, Elite, Isis and
Luna theaters, has enabled
the members to carry on the
work outlined and will be
the means Of permitting the
club to begin its winter sea-
son with ample funds on
hand to accomplish much
needed reforms in the local
advertising field.
Mr.. Florence has been
made an honorary member of
the club as an appreciation
of his kindness and generos-
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Utah County Republicans.

'VvCIdI 70 Inc Tribune
-; FhonO; O; Oct. 1.-The Republican coun-
G cs Idi neuIdi committee met here TODAY and
reelected Eph Homer chairman Wiz J.1
SSI,i'n9rlty 10 appoint. his own secre,orv
si,, homer thereupon rcappointed John
IiAey. ne reports OF committee men ana
oie nominees were TO the effect tina, All
WIS harmony In the ranks OF the worl,'
v.s, & our when reference was made 10 tho
way George a. Hone OF BenIaInjn u,as
s!Huelracked AT the county conven,lor
aiiner ne mad been selected as tenopora re
CHAIRMAN the nominees and comrniites,
men had little 10 say
GREAT savings await You at Amor.
9acn :. DO your shopping Monday
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The following letter of The Tribune daily
o paper is for t dvertse
classified ad in The Tribune The
phon Bell Ind
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Girl Painfully Hurt.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
RICHFIELD. oct. Miss
Morrison. one of Richfcl6's youne
~ girls. met with n very paini
dent last night. when she oroke,
just above the ankle. The acciu
Cured while Miss Morrison vas
into n buggy. Just as SnS stcpi
the vehicle the horse gave piu'
the girl was thrown 20 the efos
was run over. II is thougI
bone was broken in the al =
wheel ran directly over lie
When she was picked up the nroN
had penetrated through the iiesn
through the shoe Miss MoIi n
fercd intensely al night, Ou' I
nicely this morning.
ADDITIONAL STATE Nh"
PAGE %.
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Monday Will be busy day at Auer-
bach S. Specials in every department
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Max Florence Assists The A(
Club 10 Carry On Its Work

fotsof
there no question but that
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lty as represented in the
check reproduced herewith.
Mr. Florence is in hearty ac-
cord with the work the club
is doing and is very much in
terested in advertising gen
orally.
The check given the club
yesterday represents a small
percentage Of the receipts at
the Florence theaters during
the past week, according to
the offer made to the club.
The next meeting of the club
will be held within the next
ten days and plans for an ac-
tive campaign will be com
pleted.
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o. DEN DEPARTMENT
Permanent Office go elh occ hours
10 1890 g ~; 6 y. to p. m.

ing attorney Of Weber county arc spe-
cihcaHE held responsible for the fail
nTe to enforce the state laws against
gambling and are charged with crimi-
nally permitting gambling and p7ostitu
tion to flourish openly and notoriously
In Weber county during the entire time
nj tbpir ;pc,,u,l,a
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After selecting county committee
and authorizing the committee 70 an
any vacancies which may occur on the
ticket and the adoption of Rhode
Island Red rooster, as proposed by Val.
entine Gideon, because Of its winning
characterlstlcs, as the party emblem.
the convention adjourned
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
CHRISTMAS CHECKS
FOR HOPE FARM RELIEF

The Delaware Anu-Tuberculosis So
ciety is sending out the annual checks
for the benefit of Hope Farm. These
checks when filled out are to be re-
turned ito the society. Personal
checks or cash are just as good be-
cause they are all for good cheer and
TO help sufferers. In each letter is
a check. The letter reads as fol-
lows:
Our Christmas will be under diffi-
culties-not quite so much as last
year, but still facing much discom-
fort
Our score of patients in the shacks
have still no dining room which can
accommodate them except by re-
lays.
Their kitchen is still a make-shift,
which will hardly hold a cooking
stove and sink.
There is still no room large enough
for the patients to meet in to cele-
brate their Christmas.
Yet the many oonsumptives at Hope
Farm gathered there from all over
Delaware, are happy TO be there, in
all the discomfort, because # gives
them the hope Of life rather than the
sad certainty Of death.
-Four have been dismissed this year
cured, and will keep their Christmas
al home with joyful hearts.
Out OF your own bountiful Christ
mas, and in the spirit OF its Joy, can
you not spare something to help those
who are still fighting the battle with
death at Hope Farm?
Last year the giyers Of Christmas
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
COUNCIL HOLDS
SHORT SESSION
Committee Reports Progress
in Matter Of (e netery
Purchase

City Council held a short meeting
last night. In the absence Of Clerk
McCovern, his brother. Councilman
McGoyern, acted in that capacity.
A communication was received from
the Board Of Health approving the
suggestion OF Mayor Spruance that a
Municipal Hospital be erected for the
treatment Of contagious diseases.
The committee appointed to take up
the matter of purchasing the colored
cemeteries at Lancaster avenue and
Union street reported progress. A
like report was made by the commit
tee appointed on the municipal light
ing plant subject
Mr. Conway. who originally brought
up this question, was the member who
asked what the committee was doing
and caused a laugh after the commit
tee made its report Of progress by
making the remark that he was salts
fed with the report and only wanted
70 know whether the committee was
working.
An invitation to attend the lecture
BY Clinton Rogers Woodruff under
the auspices of the Civic Service As
ISOLATION, at the Wilmington High
school, last evening was received and
accepted.
Tickets for the annual ball of the
East End German Democratic Club
we're received and accepted.
Coal OIL Inspector Innis reported
having inspected 55.S4S gallons OF
petroleum during the month Of No
yember
The following monthly appropria-
r>as we're allowed:
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
W. +. NJ s Officers

SMYRNA, Del, Dec. 2-The follow
ing officers of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of Asbury Church
we're elected at a meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Carter: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Watt; vice-presi-
dents. Mrs. Mary w. Thompson, Mrs.
Joseph Williams and Mrs. George w.
Burke; corresponding secretary, Miss
Annie w. Sutton; recording secretary,
Mrs. William H. Baggs; treasurer,
Mrs. John II. Hoffecker; program
committee. Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs,
Joseph Carter and Mrs. Thomas II.
Haynes; superintendent of Mite
Boxes, Mrs. r. X. Stephenson
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
B. AND o. ORDERS 20 COACHES.
Company TO Expend $4,000 in In.
creasing Rolling Stock.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has just closed contracts for
20 passenger coaches. OF these 30 will
be built by the American Car and
Foundry Company, of Pittsburg. and
40 by the Pullman Company. of Chi
cago.
The coaches are 70 be all steel, with
attractive finishings and every M
to-date comfort. Deliveries are ex-
pected to begin early next year.
The cars will be distributed over
the various lines of the company,
many Of them going to the South
western division. This addition will
give the company a good passenger
equipment and NIL in on the lines
which have been deficient IN this re-
gard. II the new cars are placed on
any main line division an equal num-
Der of those now used viii be trans
ferred to a branch road i'm the effort TO
equalize the whole rolling stock for
the benefit of the patrons of the road.
The cost Of the order will be about
SIS 600.
Evening journal., 1910-12-02
PLENTY OF GAME HERE

BLACKBIRD, Del, Dec 2.-Twenty-
seven rabbits and sixteen woodcock is
the record made in one days cunning
by Victor Clark. George Mitchell and
Edwin Corbit, all of Wilmington, near
Blackbird. The party had six dogs
that belonged to a well-known VIII
mington sportsman who was prevent
ed from joining the party by illness.
With game wardens located at various
towns throughout New Castle county.