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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
STREET CAR STRIKE TN
PHILADELPHIA IMMINENT

TI.ADELPHIA, Nov. 7,-Memhers of
the street car mems union in "a mass
meeting voted TO instruct their executive
committee to call n strike tomorrow un-
less the two arbitrators who are con-
sidering the construction OF the agree
ment with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
company. make report al certain
hour which has not been made public.
be continued in the early hours tomor-
row. At the first meeting. according to
reports. II was voted to strike.
Organizer Pratt OF the Amalgamted AS
sociation OF Street & Electric Railway
Employees persuaded the men to recon
slider and delay putting the strike into
effect until the arbitrators were given
another chance 10 agree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
BRING PR[S|i1
ON G0NPl1
Merchants Association !,
York Addresses Letter \
Express Interest,
THOUSANDS OF TAXIcIp |
DRIVERS JOIN sTsIyi,
No Attempt Will Be N,hl
Operate Wagons on EI.'
tion Day.

NEW YORK. Nov, 7.-s,,,.
sure to end the exprcs, ..'
brought to bear upon tho t,,, @
tai companies today by tb, me-
association of New York. Alss
the companies quotes the s,a, 'A
Mayor Gaynor that the necoti,5.,'
a settlement failed on ana
namely the companies would ~
quiesce IN the request Of IL.
none Of the men should be N.'s
because he had Joined the nrin' !,
says this position is uuros,o..,,
The strike of ehaufcurs brOu,,, !.
employers to headquartcr. to y.
tlements' and nearly hall Of 4.
returned 10 work. Attacls =,
were frequent and tires Wen r.
windows broken and engines s'v ", =
commission. pu' q
Fear Of trouble tomorrow ,...
tically the entire police io,s. sSa
engaged in election dutie. m r
today by the announcemort I ~
companies will not attempt ID ~
wagons. "
Two thousand taxicab drys,, I.
today. IN sympathy with tbo ~
inc drivers and helpers OF liza =:
companies. w
Samuel Gompcrs. presjdsn, /.
American Federation of LAIN, ~
city and participated in a ,a.,,.
of the labor leaders. A''
Attacks on ehauffeurs who 49,
their Jobs were numerous n.
eight machines Of one COMPANY y
The home garage badly crinnl.i
tires on all being cut and tbs -,
smashed, Some of the smaller ~.
les made settlements with hi, =
feurs during the forenoon and h n
tlmated that about 900 Of Che qG6
ers returned TO work.
Daniel j. Tobin of IndiauspoIj,
eral president of the Ip,en,x
brotherhood of Tcamsters, lsh !,
York today to be bound for CHA,
81. Louis. II is believed in Isb.
cles In tins city that the si.us6r
both Chicago and st. Louis IS y,
acute as 1t was in New York 3 b,
so before the strike, =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
|NDITES FAREWELL
To FAMILY AND GOES
Albert W. Bean Writes Note of
Goodbye, but Is Still
on Deck.

''To Al-When you get this there will
be no Bert. for I am rot At TO go any
further. So goodbye. Kiss the kids for
inc. A. w. B."
Leaving the foregoing note on the din
ing room table I'm his little home, 35l
West First South street. Albert w. Bean
II tcamster, disappeared Monday after
noon.
Mrs Bean found the note and imme-
diately notified the police. Patrolmen
were given description OF the missing
man and detectives were sent in search
Of him but no trace OF Bean WAS dis
covered until early this (Tucsday) morn
Ing. when he was seen on the street by
a friend. Bean said that he was on his
way and that he never felt better,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
S|M00T TOO LATE
At ODEON RALLY
Auto Makes Fast Trip, but SEN
atOr Arrives After Ad-
iournment.
YOUNG SCANDlNANIANS
.HANE GOOD TIME AT DANCE
Gov. Spry Denies He Inlerfered
in Behalf of Notorious
StOckade.

Mufiled in great coat and seated
IN the tonneau OF an automobile, Apos'
tle.Seuator Reed Smoot made the run
from Lehi to this city In fifty-two min
utcs Monday night, but arrived at the
Odcou as the orchestra was playing
"Home Sweet Home Even Axel
Steele, floor manager and major domo.
was not there to receive the man from
Utah county as Steele had been called
TO the rooms of the Herald Republican
70 confer with the editorial staff on
matters pertaining to the safety, of the
party,
Governor Spry and Sheriff Sharp had
long since retired from the hall and all
toe other candidates had left and there
remained only the youthful dancers who
were the ones who really got the full
benefit of the great Scandinavian
rally.
About 500 people gathered in the
famous dancing hall for the rally under
the auspices of the Scandinavian Re
publicans Axel Steele. he of the
hirsute appendaSe, was III charge. he
first called upon speakers who talked
in the Scandinavian language and as
the words E'Smoot, United States mar
shal, prohibition, Jesse Knight and
sneltersH were used IT required no
Sherlock Holmes to decide that the au-
diencc was being told the doings Of the
federal bunch and an attempt was be-
ing made to answer some OF the note
worthy questions of the campaign. The
speakers were John Hansen, G. M. Mel
son and l.. Dahlquist.
Governor Spry Talks.
Oscar +. W. Pehrson, Mrs. NJ L.
Witcher. Sheriff Sharp, W, d. Burton
and Judge Frick were among the speak
erS
Governor Spry spoke at length, de
failing the alleged good accomplished
in the state and in this county by the
Republicans.
rs to B. F. Grant S assertion at Muir
ray recently that the governor had in
terfered with Sheriff Sharp to stop d
raid on the red light district, the gov
erpor said that he wished TO deny it
absolutely; that he had never intcrfercd
with the sheriff by thought, word or
deed, but had given that official every
assistance and ''when. B. i. Grant
makes that statement he saws what is
absolutely. wilfulIy and maliciously
false
Harry Joseph butted in long enough
TO beg them all to look out for roor
backs Tuesday. He said he knew all
about them and denied them in ad-
TpDcp-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
WILL DIRECTS TWELVE
FRIENDS TO Eat DIN

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Twelvt q
OF the late Ratio Siedenburs, =
man who died last October. are o.
by the terms OF his will, flej loa1
probate, to cat dinner c%us
or sll.66 a plate, at the e1psnfs z
estate.
The selection OF the guests s,s
and place for the dinner ale =
his executor. with the sole pnoyipsa3
the dinner must be eaten Nl,nlh
months OF the testator's death l1
OF the estate is given a. n0'
$40, 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
CHILD in GREAT PERIL
IGNORANT OF DANGER

WASHINGTON. Pa, Nov. Totally
ignorant of the danger that surrounded
her and under the impression that she
was carrying water, li-ycar- r-old Mildred
Anderson today tripped along with a pail
OF nitroglycerine in each hand which had
been prepared for shooting an oil well on
the Cameron farm near here. As she
carclessly swung the pals laborers stood
breathless a hundred yards away, fear
Ing that every momement of the child
would be the last
AT quiet command from her father
the child set the pals down and was
taken out of danger, The men, un-
nerVed, suspended work for the day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
st. Louis Offers Field.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, 7.-'rhe board Of gov
crnors OF the Aero club OF St Louis to-
night authorized President a. Il. Lam
bert to offer TO Secretary OF War Dick
inson the use Of klnloch aviation field
for aeroplanc tests. AZ the same time
Mr. Lambert was authorized TO offer
$50 900 10 any domestic or foreign manu-
facturcr OF aeroplane who Will first dem
onstrate the practlcabIlty OF his machines
10 the satisfaction OF the war department
The use cf the local aviation field is Of
fcred without cost TO the government
and the further proposition is made that
the soldiers al Jefferson barracks. who
may be required during the tests. will be
transported hither without expense
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
j. H, Movie,

We are expecting the same Democratic
landslide in Utah that will be experienced
In almost every other state In tho union
7 feel safe In predicting that the Demo.
and that we % viii also elect elect Ferdinand
Erickson to congress and Judge G.. c.
Richards to the supreme bench of the
state. We Will have a majority OF the
legislature on joint ballot and will elect
a Democratic senator TO succeed Senator
George Sutherland, Reports received al
this office today indicate that we will
carry Utah, Cache, Sanpete. Summit
Juab and Box Elder, of the larger coun-
ties. and practically all of the counties
of southern Utah
JAMES II. MOVIE,
Democratic State Chairman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
MISSOURI COURT HOLDS.
SUNDAY PAPERS llLH

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Noy 80 ~
for advertising In DewspapeS VI
on Sunday, were declared yolo ~, y
j. NJ. johnson in the kansas .'s ,,s,
OF appeals. The Sunday lao0,
this state. the court held. weIe 80 q
lated when such newspapers sus z;
and therefore any contract iol "
connection with the puoncA'''
necessarily be illegal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Drink Poisoned Beer

LEONARDVILBE, Kan, Nov T.
Drinking beer which contained strych-
nine caused the death OF Edward Peter
son and tho dangerous illness of Edward
Lindstrom today. They obtained the hcer
In the cellar OF otto Kunz. mutual
acquaintance. II appears that persons
had been stealing his beer and he had
drugGcd II. but failed to tell his friends
that there was any poisonous beer in
his caScS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
SLEUTHS CATCH TWO
SUSPECTS At WORK
Young Men Arrested in Engrav.
ing Plant Charged With Forg-
ing Paymaster's Checks.

Crawling on their hands and knees UP
the stairs to the engraving room Of the
Held engraving establishment, so South
Main street. Detectives Earl Ripley and
George Cleveland, Monday night. arrested
Harry Rcckmeyer. &c years old, and El-
mcr Peterson, II years old. Tho detec~
tlves say they caught them in the act
OF making into book form the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy Railroad company's s.
paymaster's checks. payable at the Conn
mercial National Bank OF Chicago, the
Merchants Loan & Trust company OF Chi
cago. the First National Bank Of Kansas
City, the Merchants Bank Of ST Joseph
Mo-, and the First National bank OF st.
Joseph, Mo.
Keckmeyer and Peterson were taken 70
the city jail and locked up. Charges will
be placed against them today. Peterson
employed at the Held plant as a printer.
Reckmcycr says he Is laborcr ana comes
from Wyoming.
Bogus Checks Skillfully Made.
The work on the paymaster's checks Is
fine engraving. Only day or two ago
order a special die from the Salt Lake
used this plate In making the bogus
checks,
men said they were employed as night
mon at the Held plant. The detectives
watched them at work for an hour be-
fore the arrest was made. While they
were pretending TO help a boy who was
working at the plant. the sleuths say
tho suspects were putting the finishing
touches on their own Job. Peterson was
at a printing press when Detective Earl
Ripley took him in charge, Ills pal was
industrIously laboring at paper cutting
machine.
I John Held proprietor OF the engraving
plant noticed that somo OF his presses
were out of order two days ago. He
became suspicious and notified the police.
Detectives were detailed TO watch the en-
craving plant and tho arrest OF Peterson
and RcCkmeycr followed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
To Study Tuberculosis.

CHICAGO. Nov. DIR Arthur Edwards
announced tonight The gift OF 5000 900 by
James a. Patten: former board OF trado
operator, 10 found a chair of experlmentnl
pathology I'm the Northwestern university
medical school The purpose chiefly Is
the study Of tuberculosis and pneumonia
The gift was inspired directly by the
death of tuberculosis recently of George
Patten. brother OF the grain Oneralor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST
CAMERON DAM DEFENDER

HAYWARD. Wis. Nov. John r.
Dietz, "thc Cameron dam defender to-
day was released from Jail on $40 o00
bonds. hu, Immediately was rearrcsi ed
on another charge and tonight Is again
in Jail. DictZ was charged with killing
Oscar Harp. "A deputy. in the recent
siege OF Dietz's cabin at Cameron dam.
AS soon as DiatZ stepped out OF tho Jail,
Sheriff Madden served warrant for tho
shooting OF Patrick McGin OF MAY s,
1904 DictZ's attorney asked II that were
the last OF the charges against his client.
but no information was given him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Cuban Congress- onens

HAVANA. Nov. 7.--Congress convened
this afternoon and adjourned after hear
ing The reading OF the presidents mes
sage. In which he recommends q revision
or tho tarif especially looking TO the
protection Of Cuban manufactures of ma
per. soap, bottles. shoes and textiles
He takes occasion to point out that the
health OF the island was never better,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
&. A. R. COURT WILL
INVESTIGATE M'ELROYI

WASHINGTON, Nov. John Z
man, commander-i In chief OF The q i
today appointed the cour, OF incar
quested by Past Senior vlee Cons
John McElroy OF this city. 10 inye.
charges which. 1t Is alleged, were
lated against the latter at ths 4
encampment OF the Grand Amy 4
lantic City. The court probably d
here In December.
AT the Atlantic City enaH5
Colonel Mctlroy was csndbiii'
commanders chief. but Tlthirs
cause OF alleged scandalous stortts
he claimed were being circuIatd
Jure his candidacy, He requsslsd q
committee of Inquiry be sppointsa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Dies of Smallpox.

Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. Wendell S.
Fish son of III. II. Fish, a business man
of Berkeley. Cal, died at Chihuahua
Mexico, today from smallpox. He devel-
oped the disease on a Pullman car com
ing from Mexico City, The passengers
OF the car We're removed to another car
and quarantined, while the car In which
Fish was riding was set out at Chlhua hua
and also placed under quarantine. Most
OF the quarantined passengers are Amerl-
p0nS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Agreeing on Tariff,

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. T.--The reciproc-
ity commissioners Of the United States
and Canada in a two-hour session today
began formulating a schedule of tariff
concessions which II is believed will stim-
ulate international commerce. II Is un-
de rstood Canada made a tentative suS-
Gestion OF tariff reduction by the United
States on tho Dominions natural prod
ucls, at tho same time offering conces-
sions on some manufactures, such as steel
shapes and agricultural machinery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
To Press Criminal Action.

WASHINGTON Nov. 7.-lIavng won
the first round Of its fight against the
Imperial Window Glass company, alleged
To he trust. the department OF justice
Will press the governments criminal ac-
ton against the officers and directors at
Pittsburg ON November II, Dcmurrers
recently entered by those indicted have
bpep o,ycrrnled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
A Dangerous Stem.

BERLIN. Nov. 7.-Following the refusal
OF tho German government TO agree on
the proposal OF the United States on the
potash dispute, tho committee repre-
scntinS the American potash interests to-
day issued statement, The statement
refers to the action Of the German gov
ernmen. as "a dangerous step i'm inter-
national commercial relations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08

No American should vote
against FRANK R. CdRISTEN-
SEN for clerk. He is a most ca
pable and conscientious young
man. He is worthy every Ameri-
can vote.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
c. e. LOOSE, Chairman,
]. U. Eldredge. Jr.

Every nominee on the Republican ticket
in Salt Lake City and county. includ
ing each Justice of the peace and con-
table will be elected. We will carry
Salt Lake City by n safe margin. The
Republicans will equal their vote of two
years ago. when they polled II 591 votes
against the American partys 12.l15,
while the Democrats polled but 69i6.
j. u. ELDREDGE. JR..
County Chairman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Husbands Trouble Kills Wife.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Mrs. Theodore
He nde rson. widow Of the vice president
OF the After Thought Copper company.
died today after d collapse due 10 nervous
prostraton. She became unconscious last
Tuesday. Excitement over the case OF
the After Thought company, according
tn Henderson. caused his wife to have a
relapse from which she never recovered
de ndcrSnn Is Ill In "A nOsni1al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Funds for Missions.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 1.-The general
committee on foreign missions OF the
Methodist Episcopal church ended It's an
nual meeting hero today and will NEE,
next November I'm Denver AT the re-
cent session IL WAS decided to ask the
ssnuTeh throughout the United States fol
Sl.500.Go' for mission work next ye,r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Fatal Gun Duel,

BELToN, Texas Nov. Frank El-
llnSton. farmer. was killed and Henry
Plttman slightly wounded in a three
cornered shotgun and pistol fight near
Bclton this afternoon. Jacob Pittman.
brother of the wounded man and the
third party 10 the affray was not wound
cd. Tho fight started over q lawsuit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Actors Unions Combine.

NEW YORK, Nov. Announcement
was made tonight Of the consolidation OF
the White Rats OF America and the Act
ors' National union. The White Rats
Actors union is the name of the COM
bined organization. and II will affiliate
with the American Federation OF Labor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Outrageous real estate asses!

Outrageous real estate assess
ments, such as the gang has di-
rected through Amos Gabbott will
cease if the taxpayers support
JOHN M. HOPFENBECK. The
favoring of the friends Of the
gang at the expense of the tax
payer who is not one of the
Smoot- -Mackay- Eldredge coterie,
will end under an honest and i'm
partial system of appraisements.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
At Asa of Ninety-three.

BOSTON. Nov. William A Stone %
Dartmouth college, died today at his
home In Cliftondalc. Mr. Stone was born
in Cornish n. H., November 81. 1917.
fIe married a cousin Of Senator Charles
Sumner. He leaves a widow, one son
and two daughters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
q. e. Loose.

The Republican party will carry every
county In the state with the possible en-
ception Of Washington county We will
elect Congressman Howell and Judge
Straup by over $4,000 plurality The Re :
publican ticket will be elected In Salt
Lake county by a plurality of over 5000.
Salt Lake City Will also go Republican
by a safe margin.
c. e. LOOSE. Chairman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Shooting Accompanies Hold. Up.

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov 7.-William
Harvey was shot and w. w, ChappeIl
was fatally wounded tonight by hold :
up man. who escaped The shooting oc-
CURED in Chappell's saloon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Children Are Suffocated.

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov Three
Buchanan. Sask.. district. were smoth-
cred TO death by smoke today when
their home caught fire, The parents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Vote for D. j. GREEN for aut

FOIc IUf y. 81. NhEEIN lOr audi
ter. He is a first class account
ant and most excellent citizen.
And j. S. BARKER is the very
man the people will get good re-
suits from as county surveyor. He
has had wide experience in the
city engineers office and should
have every American vote.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
j, A, Young,

We will poll 10000 votes I'm Salt Lake
county. which Will be enough 10 elect
every man on the Democratic ticket.
We expect landslide because of our
stand OIL prohibition. We believe that
the people want prohibition and know
they can get IL by voting The Democratic
ticket. JOSEPH A. YOUNG,
Democratic County Chairman.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-06
News

Albert Buro, of Fork, hobnobbed
with friends in the city for a couple
dys.
Arthur Bylin, of Norton, N. D.. has
entered North Star College as a STU
dent.
Parochial school is being held at
Alvarado by Rev. Knutson during
January.
WANTED.-Girl for housekeener or
general work. Steady place if desired
Address, G. B. Tompson, Warren. 1tp.
Carl E. Allen is hauling brick from
the brick yard for the new court
house addition to be built next sum.
mer.
Prof. G. E. Sjostrand returned from
Lake City, Mimi, on Tuesday morning,
to take up his work in North Star
College, but Mrs .Sjostrand and the
children will continue their visit for
a week or two longer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-06

WANTED:-Girl for general house
work. Geo. G. johnson.
Charles w. Lundquist, of Wanger,
as entered North Star College as a
student,
Licenses to we'd have been issued
to Henry Hooker and Dorothy
schlaegel, of Stephen, MINI.
~ DR.. spofford will be at the
~ Park Hotel, Oslo, Jan. H.,
one day. Fitting glasses a specially.
Mrs. L. Erickson and Miss Samuel.
son, of Adams, N. D., are at the city
hospital receiving medical treatment.
Arthur J. Fisher, the impersonator
will be at the opera house Jan. 18th
under the auspices of the Lecture
Course Committe.
Frank johnson, prosperous farmer
west Of Hallock, was here Tuesday
buying brick for a $1,000 farm house.
which L. J. Under is to build for him
next summer.
TAKEN UP.-Came to my place a
yearling steer calf early this fall.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges. P. l..
Grund, section 20 town Of Alma. 3tf.
Miss Maude L. Johnson, of Red
Wing. has been visiting her brother,
Geo. G. johnson, Of this city, for
week or two. She left last evening
for Primhar, Iowa, to accept the posi-
ton of musical director in the public
schools of that city.