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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
NEWS OF UTAH and ADJOINING STATES
GIRL ISA THIEF,
CLAIMS EX-PRIEST
James Ambrose Ryan Asserts That
an Affinity" Stole Money
From His Hotel Room
Especial to The Heraid-Republican-)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden, June Charging the police
with connecting a fictitious tale to ac-
count for the theft OF $50 from his
room last Thursday night. $14O OF which
was recovered the following day, eN-
Priest James Ambrose Ryan created a
sensation today by declaring that his
room was burglarized by an affinity
Of "a former woman friend Of his and
that pictures Of the girl, together with
papers Of no interest 30 an ordinary
thief were taken along with the money
The police recovered the money after
establishing the Identity OF the sup
posed burglar through the imprint of a
hand on the transom OF Ryans room
in the Montana rooming house. The
missing papers and pictures were not
forthcoming
Ryan declares he IS on the trail of
the real burglar. and despite the report
circulated by the police that he did not
care to prosecute. having regaired his
money. he says he viii break up con
spiracy, the purpose OF which he only
hints at
Prior . the burglary Ryan says that
a certain young ogden woman who has
suit for divorce pending visited him
at the Reed hotel and offered him
money Tor certain papers. which after
ward were stolen when the room was
burglarizcd.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
Provo Brevities
Especial to The ald-RepubIican)

Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Provo. June Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following An
drew Jensen and Nettie Pierce. both Of
Provo: samuel Mayer of PaysOn and
Permelia C. TAYLOR OF salem. David
Mayor and Minerva J. Mcclellan. bolu
OF Payson; William 3. Crandall anu
Matte :. Robertson. both OF Spring
Vile. George II. Webb OF Riverton ana
Mary Collins Of Provo.
County Attorney Jacob Evans is Wis
iting Seattle and other northwest cities
on business and pleasure
city Councilman a. c. Beebe mas
gone to the southern part OF the state
10 inspect a big farm recently bOuBht
by MIN near Panguitch.
The case Of Frank II. Clark Us. James
NJ. Neal. involving the ownership OF
about 500 worth Of merchandise. OF
which defendant is alleged 20 have
taken unlawful possession at Spring
Vile in 1908, was heard in part today
in the Fourth district court ana con-
tinued pending the ability OF one OF oe-
PENDANTS witnesses TO be IN atteho-
ance.
The case Of ]. w Canaan vs.. Dun
nam Van Lenvan. a suit TO compel spe-
cific performance OF contract Dy ut-
PENDANT to sell plaintiff seventeen acres
of land at Mapleton, is being hearo IN
the Fourth district court -,.
The remains OF John Hafen. Whlcn
arrived today from Indianapolis, can ne
viewed between $3.50 and 1880 O'CLOCK
Thursday at the INCREASING paIlUl I
OF q. N. Berg & son. The funeral serN-
ices are Thursday in the Provo Taber-
nacle, beginning at IL a. m. Ihe IN
terment will be in the Springviiie GEM
etery. a change having been made IN
the original Intention to have IL IN
EiIis r.. the 2-year and 10-month
cid son OF Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Harding
died last night from diphtheria a ne
scarlet fever. The funeral viii be helo
Tomorrow al II o'clock. Short services
will be held at the cemetery.
Mrs. B. H Bower has received wore
| from Dawson that the remains OF hel
sister Mrs George A. Murray. Whe
died at Dawson about three weeks ago
cannot reach Provo TIL some lllhe ~
| TuIv. for the reason that the country
| is so cold that transportation over tn'
lakes Is impossible till the ice melts;
| J. g. Jensen ct al nave coNeyeo, es
! mining deed. for consideration OF =
and other valuable consideration, l'
| the Schwab Consolidated Mining com.
Fast Tintic: The Agnes and the Agnes
Il Nos l. and 4.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
FIGHT BULLETINS PART OF
PROGRAM FOR JULY 4TH
Especial to The Herald-Repubiican)

Especial to The Herald-Republican-)
American Fork. Utah. June AT a
we'll attended meeting Of the citizens
OF this city held last night In the city
hall Il was unanimously decided 70 have
one Of the biggest celebrations ever
ba1d a. American Fork on the Fourth
~ JuIv this year. The following exec
utive committee was appointed; Chair
man. Mayor James T. Gardner; William
THORNTON. j. W. StOrrs. II. w. PaXman,
w d. Stewart. Committees were ap-
noined on finance field sports. horse
racing. parade. decoration and pro-
gram. A committee was named to make
arrangements to have the bulletins OF
the Jeffries-Johnson fight given TO the
people at the City park
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
WILL TRY FOR Meeting
ogden delegation Going 90 Helena u"
secure Convention OF Com
mercinl Travellers
,specia1 10 rhe Herald -Republican-)

Especial Co The Herald Republican,
ogden. June 7.-Bent on landing the
commercial travellers convention IN
1s1r. "a large delegation Of ogden boost
ers and members Of the association VIII
Leave for Helena Saturday afternoon,
whore the 1910 convention VIII Vtl
next week. Several years 49, -
rated Commercial Travellers were tn %
fer.afncd IN ogden IN the most success
nj annual convention ever held oy .lles
-,-r-4niz4ffon. 10 e. said that Ds9e. :
cisfr- COR the next convention viii pc
received favorably, althouge a NUM-
~ western cities are after IT, me ~
den delegation VII tIaF ~ - .s1,.,-.-
fiei1r literature TO De distributed
fhrourhout Montana.
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PaysOn Briefs

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Pavson. June Funeral services
were held today for Charles h. Peery,
who died Sunday morning, after a
lingering illness. Mr.. Peery leaves a
widow and six children.
A fire was started this morning In
the sheds and stacks of Mrs. James
Finlayson. 1t was supposed TO nave
nv sawmfll soon after the alarm was
Given. numerous citizens responded
and soon had the blaze under control.
Professor A C. Iund and members or
the b. Y. U. Opera company gave a
concert Monday evening at the Nebo
stake tabernacle to fair-sized audi
The kindergarten viii open next
Monday morning at the Petretneet
school, with Miss Maggie Finlayson IN
charge.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
PROVIDE FOR BOUNTY.
County Commissioners at Provo other
to Give Two Cents n Hend
for Ground SQUIRRELS.

Especial to The Herald-Repubhcan-l
Provo. June THE county commits
sioners have passed resolution pro-
vidins for a bounty OF Two cents on
each ground squirrel killed IN the
county between June ana July D.
The bounty is payable at the cOuiry
clerks Office, not later than July .
Postmaster James Glove appeared
before the board in behalf OF irrigation
com panies who take water from row
river and asked that the board appoint
A water commissioner, 10 olNlue lhe
vs-aters of the river 10 the several
parties in interest. Under the law As
state Engineer Caleb Ianner mas mo-
yet created a district covering u'e
Provo river country. the board mas no
authority to appoint a water commas
sioner. Mr.. Tanner viii be askeu 70
create a district this week and the
appointment OF water commissioner
by the board viii follow.
The following amount on hand at the
end of May. in the funds IN his charge,
were reported by County treasurer
N'i General sn fund. ss2.s5A7O; state school
fund. S3S6.74: jurors and witnesses
fund, 5000; county school Iunu'
sS70.O5; county superintendent con-
tingent fund. SS6S.71.
The following fees were reported col
County recorder. sl4O.o5; county
clerk, $685.: county sheriff. Sl44'oV'
county treasurer. $t-5O-
Board OF Equalization
The board is now sitting as board
of equalization to equalike taxes. To-
day taxpayers from Lehi, Cedar FORK,
Fairfield. Manning, Thistle, clinton
Tucker and Cotton were heard on the
following day taxpayers OF the pre-
cincts named will be heard:
Wednesday - Highland. Pleasani
Grove. American FORK end Alpine
Thursday-Provo and Lincoln
Friday-Springville and Mapleton-
Saturday-Lakc shore benjamin and
| Spanish Fork
Nonday-Payson, Spring Lake, Salem
and Stntaquin-
The want ads can serve you only II you
| USE them
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
WILL BUILD A CLUBHOUSE
structure OF weber Club Of ogden May
Resemble the Federal Build
ing There

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
ogden. June definite announce
ment Of the Weber clubs plan 20 erect
clubhouse this year was made by
President A. r. Haywood this after
noon The plans in detail are with the
architects. and the only thing now In
the way Of actual building is a favor
able site. a number Of sites are being
considered. but no definite decision has
yet been made. A meeting OF weber
club members has been called FOR June
10 az the present club rooms to decide
this question. The most probable site
is on Twcnty-fOurth street, near the
new federal building. and III this is Sc
leCtcd the clubhouse will probably be
built in a style corresponding TO that
OF the faderal building.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
Free
Laxative
For Babies

Just as a mother IS careful about ths
food she gives a child. she should be
careful about the kind % a laxative she
gives It to move its little bowels Not
all remedies for this purpose. no matter
how good they may be. are suited 10 a
child
You should especially avoid pills and
tablets and powders. FOR they are diff
cult to digest and children find II hard
to swallow them And purgatves and
salts and the various waters are too vio-
lent for the young. Better give IL gen
tie though effective laxative like DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. which is pleasant
to the taste and absolutely does not rripc.
A nfty-cent or one dollar bottle can b8
bought OF any druggist. and III you give
a small dose. es the directions call Tor.
before you put the child 90 bed. or "a
small dose before breakfast you viii
have cheerful. happy child in a few
hours.
This remedy has been sold FOR almost
quarter OF a century and thousands
OF families know about a.. but II you
have never used II, ard you would Ike
20 make test Of II before buying % in
the regular way. send your name and adj
dress to the doctor Tor q free sample bot
tie. In this way. without expense. many
mothers have learned OF a way Of curin <
children Of the little MS OF life. and there
by avoiding the graver diseases
In the family Of Martha Emintcr %
1orkville. 5. G.. and 1. s. Bowyer Of
Jamestown. Colo, no other laxative but
this Is used. It Is a remedy for all ths
family, strong enough TO be effective on
the most robust and mild enough 50 that
women, children and old people, who es-
pecially need n gentle laxative can use
It. You win find nothing better for con-
stpaton, indigestion. sick headache. sour
stomach. flatulency and such stomach,
liver and bowel troubles than this Ut.
Caldwells Syrup Pcpsin Let Il be your
family remedy from today on and we as
sure you YOU will have a healthy house
hold
DR.. Caldwell personally will be pleased
20 give you any medical advice you may
desine FOR yourself or family pertaining 10
| the stomach liver or bowels absolutely
free OF charge Explain your case IN a
/ letter and he will reply TO you In detail
/ For the free sample simply send your
/ name and address on n postal card or
! otherr~ise For either request the doc
| tors address Is DR.. ". j. Caldwell r.
Us Caldwell building. Aonuoello- IL -
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
TEACHERS CHOSEN
FOR CACHE COUNTY
List of Pedagogues for Year
Given Out by Superintend-
ent r. W. Larsen.
Especial to me Herald-RepubIican.)


Logan, June IA partial list OF
teachers Tor the county schools was
given out today by superintendent r.
V. Larsen In the list below the first
name following the town is the name
Of the principal. and the other names
are those of teachers:
HYRUM-C. e Embley. Jennie Chris
Hansen, Margaret Allen, Esther VIII
son, Esther Petersen, A. J. Claws0n.
Elizabeth Israelsen, Guy Rose, Emily
Olsen. Della Oldham.
MILLVII,LE-Henry Belnap, A r.
Hovey, Katie Jensen, Maggie Bickmore.
PARADISE-D. NJ. Bickmore, 1sa-
bella obray. Minnie Shaw, Roy old
AVON-Rose Danielsen.
WELLSVILLE-B. A. Fowler, r. p.
Leatham, Laura Leishman. Maud
Leatham, Barbara Vaughan, Ruby Will
hanson. Mary Allen
BENSON-LeRoy Rees, Lola Ray
mond.
GREENvILLE-HOrton Hammond.
RICHAiOND-Owen Nebeker. G. NJ.
Thompson, Ivie Hammond. Linda
Buynham. Elizabeth Walker. Edith
LEWIsTON-James H. Allen. Rob-
ert L Wrigley. Sara Bridges. Hazel
Pond. Frances Wood. Myrtle Davidson,
CovE-Esther N. Reese. Georgia
Obray.
wHEELER-Maud Ransom. sabina
Kemp.
STEPHElNSON-Mar Rybee.
1 PROVIDENCE-A +. Allen, Leo 3.
/ ClawsOn. Margaret Baer. Chloe Friday.
Alta Norman. Wilmina McFarlane.
| SMITHFIEID-J. II. Petersen, J. W.
/ kirkbride, Lettie A. Cole, Evan Chris
Hansen, Sadie McCracken. Violet Peter
sen. May. Barnett Veda Chambers, Rae
/ Noble. Zina Cole.
HYDE PARK-George s. DANES, J.
W. Seamons. Mary A Grant. Marie
Il Speierman.
| RIVERSIDE Jesse Rees. Maud
Clark
MENDON-Edna Baker. Eulalia Sor-
| enson.
/ CLARKSTON-Berth Nish.
NEWTON-A A. johnson. Beatrice
Burns. Elizabeth Shipley-
/ CA G II r J u n c TlON-Josephint
Stoops, Laura SOrenson.
MT. HOME-Adelaide Kent, Ivy Co
burn.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
KaysviIle Notes


Especial to The Herald Republican,
Kaysville. June THE enforcement
Of the curfeW law was considered by
the city council at its last session. and
II was unanimously decided that the
law would be enforced
The large springs that supply water
for the Kaysvillc city water system are
now flowing 125 gallons per minute.
The home Of David Clark was quar-
antincd for scarlet fever today. The
home has only been out OF quarantine
for three weeks The former ouaran-
tine was OF six weeks duration
Mrs. Charles Smith. jr.. Is the mother
Of a fine baby boy.
John Hoilend. aged "a years. has been
taken to the Kaysville hospital TO be
treated for blood poison In his leg. II
is feared that amputation viii be nee
essary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
STRYCHNINE PILLS
CAUSED HER DEATH
Doctor Who Attended Ruby
GeddeS Says Such Cases
Should Be Probed.


ogden. June 7-Foilowing funeral
services held In the Fifth ward meet
ing house over the remains OF Miss
Ruby Gcddos. the tabernacle singer VINO
died mysteriously yesterday afternoon
as the result OF taking an overdose OF
medicine. IN the home OF professor
Joseph BaIiantync. whose musical pupil
she was. the body was taken 20 PRESTON
IGa-. where tho girls parents i've
DR.. j. r. Morrcii. who bad been con-
suited By Miss Geddes Tor ihsSs -. -,
trouble. stated today that ne CO -
rrcecrfbc the medicine which caused ~ ~ 4
girls death He declared there shO..-
bo an official Investigation or ~ 7 ..-,s
cases OF death. but no Investigation Ns7
made in this case . .-.,fr one
''Lauactic' pills. which c2ntelH ~,
eixffcfh or n grain OF strychnine STSl,'
were taken BY Miss Gcddcs, ahg "a
last dose she took was a Wnole i,,,.,I1
fuf 81 these pills. which are very sing -
Al today's funeral seryie-si1 men Isl
we're presided over by klsnon ). - 30
,-obs the speakers were Earl farove'
Charles j. Ross and Thomas fhIeeFe'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
Brigham Court Notes

(Special to The ald-Republican.)
Brigham City, June For the May
term of the district court, which opens
Tuesday. June Il. the following cases
viii come up for hearing before Dis
trict Judge W. W. Vaughan:
The ogden Portland Cement company
VS.. John II. Bott, Ada Bott and Susan
June 15-Mary Dewey. J. I. Dewey. c.
]. Dewey. Frank Loveland. o. c. Love-
land and Jerome Marble vs. the Honey
VILE Orchard company.
July 16-H. :. Lee VS.. Enoch Hun
saSer and Joseph BoWcutt; the Duck
worth Duck club vs.. Fred Hansen
June 2O-Rebecca T. Matthias vs.
Henry Tingey. administrator of the
estate Of Marian Tingey.
June 21-L. p. Christensen VS.. the
oregon Short Line Railroad company.
June 22-Joseph ". Burt VS.. the Ma
Southern Pacific company; Joseph Z
Burt vs. the Malad Valley Railroad
company and the Southern Pacific com
Jyne 2s-Nels r. Petersen VS. p. Pat
terson. John Doe Taylor Co. partners
doing business as Patterson & Taylor.
June 24-Utah Association Of Credit
Men a corporation, vs.. Boyal Furniture
June 25-Brigham City VS.. Robert X
june z7-The state OF Utah VS.. Seth
NJ. Wells.
S. KimbaIl. Richard A. Ship, the Peo-
ple's Coal & Coke company and thf
Utah National bank
July Charles H Davis and Lizzie
w. Davis VS.. Elias 5. Kimball. II. A
Shipp. Utah National bank. the PEG.
pies Coal 4 Coke company and Tho
First National bank OF Brigham City.
July Julia A. Croke VS.. George W
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
.SALOONIST PROFITS
IN "DRY" HUNTSVILLE
Hoken Olsen Arrested Third Time on
Charge of Violation Of
Liquor Laws.

ogden. June THAT the liquor bust
ness in Huntsville. where prohibition IS
supposed to exist, Is profitable, IS evil
denced by the case Of Hoken Olsen. who,
although twice fined $500 for violation
OF the liquor ordinance. was arrested
gain today on three charges OF selling
liquor without q license. selling liquor
to minors and allowing minors to ire
uuent his saloon. The latter charge
presents a paradoXical situation, mas
much as the law recognizes no saloon
In Huntsville.
Olsen has paid out sf00 IN fines since
the first Of the year. and has case IN
the supreme court. appealing from a
$3.50 fine for similar offense.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
Grain foods contain the
Vital principle in greater
Quantities than other foods.
If you eat right your vitality
Will remain at its height
lain at its height
for years.
Grape-Nuts food

Grape-Nuts food
Is made from wheat and barley.
It contains vital phosphates"
Which Nature places in
Certain parts Of the grains
And is so prepared
As to be quickly absorbed and
Converted into vital energy.
If you want to store up energy
For the accomplishment
OF the greatest success,
Make Crape-Nuts a part
Of your regular diet.
There's a Reason.
Read 1.-The Road to Wellyille"
Found in every third package.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
CRAMP BREAKS ARTERY;
MAN GOES TO HOSPITAL
(sDocia1 10 Tho Horaid-Republican-)

OGDEN. June T.-DroppinE 70 the
rfrcvva1r on lower Twenty fifth street
,.-Ifh q crv OF pain this afternoon. John
Rraunick. a transient. rolled about IN
Inc gutter bleeding profuscly from ms
a. ef.ffon. whore DR.. Anna F.. Ries.
rffv physician. discovered that he was
ruffcrinr- from a broken artery result-
ing from "a severe cranp hIauuigh
,,-s- 90 weak from loss Of blood as 90 be
unable TO speak. After stopping the
bfccdinr and bandaEinE the wound the
sifv physician ordered him sent 90 the
sourty hospital in the county infirmary.
Ehcre he Oh recovering
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
BURGLAR, CHASED BY
WOMAN, DROPS SUITCASE

tSpecial 10 Inc lo-hepubican-l
ogden. June 7.-While Mrs. r. II.
Cave. TWcntv-second street and Adams.
was sUrinklinE her lawn this afternoon.
a burglar entered her home from the
rear. GOING in at the front door. Mrs.
Cave startled him. and he fled through
the back yard. Mrs. Cave pursued him
a short distance. and the fleeing man
dropped a suitcase he had taken He
did not drop $50 worth OF jewelry, how
ever. and tonight. when Policeman ..
L. Mohlman arrested man who gave
his name as Charles Johnson. at the
Southern Pacific yards. part OF the jew
elry was found on him The rest had
been pawned
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
FL0CKMASTER lMPALES
SELF ON SHARP HOOK
Ispeelal Id 10 Herald -Repuhlican.l

Ephraim, June 7.-Hyrum Bryan,
one Of the highly respected and wealthy
sheepmen OF Loa. died at his home yes
terday, leaving a widow and six chill
dren. Mr.. Bryan was at his sheep herd.
located about - miles from town, and
Saturday while his herd was corralled
he was trying TO catch mutton. and
I'm doing so he missed the sheep and
stumbled, falling on the hook him
self. The hook penetrated his abGO-
men and made fatal wound.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
OGDEN SCHOOLH0USES
TO UNDERGO REPAIRS

ISUccI1I % Inc IeFaIN-f.' = "
OGDEN. June 7.-Following a careful
t.,.--s-.-ffor ~ thu various buildings OF
fhc CITY public public school system tne
hoard OF education in special etllhH
fhfr afternoon decided 90 tnauguFate
General reuairing campaign ouriuE Lnt
-.,-gffor months Most Of the build
fnr-s will be thoroughly ovcrhautea'
cleaned and in several instances re-
PAINTED. Extensive reinodeiln5 vi
80 ~ carried out Interior equip
mont. such as blackboard. cabinets enc
otter apparatus Of an kinds VIII pc
frguccfrG and repaired it mecteeaI.
49,, ftoueanGs 81 dollars will be spent
Turing the summer IN these improve
~unufa
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
ANDERSON FUNERAL TODAY.
Body OF Surveyor Who Was Drowned
Is Taken Home
Especial 90 The Herald Republican,

(special 20 The Herald epubllcan-)
Brigham City. June The body OF
Surveyor n. +. Anderson. who was
drowned In the creek OF the Logan can
ron saturday evening, was brought to
this city yesterday, and was prepared
for burial this afterl.oOn. Mr. Ander-
son served the city FOR many years In
the capacity Of surveyor. and being Of
genial disposition was beloved by all
who knew him. He was born in Den
mark. The exact manner IN which An
fcrson got lnfo the river viii always
remain n mystery as ne was alone. a
widow and several children survive.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
WORK ON NEW CEREAL
FACTORY HAS STARTED
lsnecIaI II - IIerald -RenuhlIcan.l

Especial TO The rald-Rcpublican-)
Logan. June WORK was begun to-
day on the new cereal factory az Tren-
ton. This enterprise is being financed
BY local. ogden and salt Lake capital.
r Y. South is president Of the COM
pauy. The plant being put IN will have
"A daily capacity Of 500 cases, and will
cost about 800 600. Sites for the cree
ton Of elevators at Trenton and Weston
are being selected by engineers repre-
senting j. /. Mullin OF Denver, and Og-
den capitalists.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
ARTHuR BETz IS PRESIDENT.

Especial % the HtIaiu-fNVpuUIICaIl'I
Logan. June THE Wcllsville City
bank opened for business yesterday at
Weilsviile. Arthur Betz Of salt Lake
CITY is president. G. T.. Gunnel Of
wellsville is vice president and r g.
Sumpter. cashier. It is capitalized at
$4,000. under state laws.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
FALLS BETWEEN CARS
AND LOSES RIGHT ARM

tsDeciaI % The HeraId -tepubIican.J
ogden. June IA. +. Harris. a
Southern Pacific brakeman. lost his left
arm under a freight train in the Mon
tellO yards az 10 last night Harris,
while climbing between two cars, fell
and was run over. The train was
slowing down at the station. and sew
eral men rescued Harris. who was
rushed 20 the ogden general hospital
on a special train. Although weak
from loss OF blood. he as expected to
recover.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
SCHOOL BOARD REASONS
ARE STILL UNKNOWN
Cspecial 70 The Herald- RepubIicanl

IcDeClaI 70 Inc HeFaIu EltnuDIICdU-I
Provo. June THE committee ap-
pointed at the citizens mass meeting
May 81 to confer with the board OF
education and learn from the board Its
reasons for failure to re-engage Super
intendent OF Schools W. S. Rawlings
for the ensuing year met with the
board last night. The meeting lasted
until 1 o'clock a. m. today. What was
done or said cannot be learned because
the committee will not talk until II
Nas prepared a report.