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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-19
Hon. Bin Brooks Challenge.

1.-THE coIored orator" w. J. Brooks.
of the North side, challenges Earl Rose,
the son of ex-Mayor Rose of Milwau-
kee. to debate this question: Re
solved, That the manufacture OF intox-
icating LIQUOR as beverage is dishon-
est. illegal. degenerating sin. and
curse to the world" Nov, Mr. Rose,
says Brooks, ..if you know anything let
us hear from you. If you don't we will
learn you something.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-19
WHITE SWORN IN.
New Chief Justice Takes the
Oath of Office.
First Who Ever Bore Arms
Against the Government.
Washington.

Washington, Dec 19-Edward
Douglass White, for sixteen years an
associate justice of the supreme court
of the United States, today became the
ninth chief justice of the nation. The
simple public ceremony of installation
was held in the presence of the bench
and a distinguished gathering that
filed the little court room.
fhe oath of allegiance was admins
tered by Associate Justice Harlan just
before the court took it's place on the
bench. The new head of the court
obviously embarrassed, marched to his
usual place on the bench in his capac-
ity as an associate justice.
AS he took his seat he smiled at his
wife, who sat in a reserved seat along
side his brother, James White, of this
city, and other relatives.
Presiding Justice Harlan, who has
headed the tribunal since the death of
Chief Justice Fuller last July, an
nounced after the orders of the day
had been made public that Justice
White. who had been appointed chief
justice of the United States, was pres
ent and ready to take the oath. He
extended the congratulations of the
court to the new chief justice and di-
commission. This done, the presiding
justice turned to his right, where sat
the new CHIEF justice and in the pres
ence of the standing gathering admin
istered the judicial oath
The senior justice bowed the chief
justice into the chair at the head of
the court extended his personal con-
gratulations and himself resumed his
old seat at the right of the chief JUS
tice.
Breaks Two Precedents.
For the first time in history an as
sociate justice had been elected to the
chief justiceship and for the first time
president and a senate of one politi-
cal party had honored member of a
rival party by placing him at the head
of the highest court in the land
Because of the overWh Ginning mod
estv of Chief Justice White. officials
| of the court were uncertain as to the
exact details of the ceremony of the
day until they had actualls- occurred
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-19
CHARLTON CASE PUT OFF
Postponed by Mutual Consent Until
January 8.

Trenton Dec 19.-The hearing before
Judge Peilstab in the United States
circuit court in the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings instituted with a view to pre-
vent the extradition to Italy of Porter
Charlton who confessed to killing his
wife. was postponed this afternoon by
mutual consent until January 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-19

In a general way, the broad customs
attending the induction into office of
the head of the court were followed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-19

Charles E. Dowdey filed suit for di-
vorce in the district court today
against his wife. Rose Dowdey. He al
leges abandonment.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
RIVER THWARTS WORK
Water Of Weber. Aided Nv auckland,
Richards Laying OF Pipe Line
Tor New system.
fspeclsI % - IIers1d -RennhlIean.l

ogden. Dec. 15.-In an effort TO lay
THE pipe line across the stream, Fore
man -. y. Taylor. I'm charge OF the con-
Ftruction OF The West ogden water sys-
tenn. o. hard ct work fightin- the wa
ter of the Weber river.
Tho flow or the current has been di-
Ncrtcd 90 the west side OF the river
and is now practically under control
but uuiCksaud and loose gravel are
causing the workmcu no small amount
Cf trouble. no has been found ncces-
rarv Co dis thc trench Tor the pipe
line three feet Grrr. buf this has 90
Do dome under water. and mo- sooner o.
The sand and gravel taken out than 10
washes iu again. despite the precau-
tions taken by the men Ia placing
wooden casing iu the trench.
The agreement drawn up between
city Attorney =. o. ucvine and g.. r..
Iioilings worth the attorney Tor the
Hartman system. permitting the city
tn utilize the private grounds Of the
Union Depot and Railway company Co
she south % Che new Hartman depot
FOR the laying Of the line. has been
signed by Mayor william Glasmann
aud Recorder Carl Allison. so that
nothing now stands in the way Of the
rioe line but the combativeness Of the
river.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
PARALYSIS PROVES FATAL
Mrs. Nettie PiEnan Stricken Monday
Morning aud Dies Thursday with
out ReEaininE Consciousness.
special TO The Herald-RennhlicanN

Provo. Dec. 15.-Mrs. Nettie Pigman.
wife OF s. G.. Pigman, died this morning
at her home in the Third ward from
paralysis. with which she was stricken
Monday morning. never recovering COM
sciOusness.
Mrs. Pigman was the daughter OF the
late II. /. Southworth ana was born
in salt Lake City fiftv-seven years ago
The greater part Of her life was spent
in Provo.
she was a talented musician and was
Tor many years before her marriage
engaged as a school teacher Mrs. Pig
man rs survived by her husband and
aged mother. and one child. three
brothers and one sister. The funeral
viii take place tomorrow at . o'clock
from the Third ward meeting house.
The funeral of knud Monsen will he
held In the Second ward meeting house
Sunday at IL o'clock. The remains
may be viewed at the residence. S99
West Sixth South street
Funeral services Of Earl Mathis the
infant son OF A. c. Mathis, who died
yesterday. were held at the residence.
crnoon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
PUT UP NO DEFENSE
Provo Liquor Wen Found Guilty oi
breaking Law. and VIII he
Sentenced Today.

Provo. Dec. 15.-George Halliday and
AXel Johnson. who have been accused
OF selling liquor at the place on West
Center street. where they conducted tbs
Exchange Bar saloon before the pro-
hibitiOn ordinance went into effect
were tried today before City Justice a..
A. Noon on the charge Of keepinr :
disOrdcrlv house.
No evidence was introduced for the
defense. and Justice Noon adjudEcd the
defendants guilty. Sentence viii be
passed tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
City Marshal !. It. Williams and Pos
lice officer j. g. Snow and Claude wiz
son testified that the place was fire.
quented by drinking men, and on ono
or two occasions they had seen men
under the influence OF liquor enter and
leave the place
David Dee testified that he had on
one occasion bought enough whisky
there TO become intoxicated. and on
being asked where ne went to from tfe
thirst parlor answered, Il went I'd
Jail"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
NOTHING TO SHOW
FERMENTATION
Judge Murphy Binds Jap Over,
but Doesn't Uphold
Charge.
lspcclal II ID Ierald- RepnhIican.l

Especial 20 The Republican,
Ogden. Dec 15.-Maintaining i'm his
opinion that a crime had been commit
ted in the staying OF kanzo Ckano.
Judge j.. ID. Murphy today bound George
kawshata. the scif-confcsscd homicide.
over to the district court without
bonds. The prisoner viii be kept in his
cell az the county Jail. where ~be has
remained FOR nearly two weeks. until
the trial
judge Murphy. before whom the pre-
liminary hearing was held. declared
that ne ala not wish TO be understood
70 the effect that he believed Eaws-
hata TO be guilty OF murder in the first
degree. but that Do was his opinion that
the prisoner was guilty Of some minor
degree Of murder
II is believed the magistrate failed 70
hold kawshata on first degree charge
Tor the reason that premcditatcd malice
on the part 81 the defendant was not
shown I'm any Of the testimony. While
the prisoner admitted the killing. moth
ing could be introduced to show that
he had planned the tragedy prior to
the moment when the quarrel took
place at the breakfast tablc-in the jap
ancsc boarding house on Twentv-fourth
and Grant streets.
10 is very likely Kawshata will be
tried himself ON the plea OF self defense.
such was the action Of his attorneys in
the police court and ND TO the present
Il seems his only excuse. nothing hav-
ing been yet brought out to show that
the men were not friends prior to the
fatal morning
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
Logan Court Notes

Logan. Dec. 15.-Tn the district court
judgment was given yesterday in the
bell for $3.50. The request Tor wriI
OF certiorari made in the case Of Charles
Trotman VS.. William Brangham. jus
tiff
The case Of Bessie Jane Johnson VS.
Richmond City and others for a title Cd
certain lands west OF Richmond wa,
settled I'm favor Of the plaintiff. and
deeds ordered made TO her.
The default of the defendant I'm the
case Of ID. W. Roberts VS. Nendla Rob
erts was ordered recorded.
In the Justices court. two hove were
fined for drunkenness. one OF Their
would not divulge the name Of IN,
parties selling the liquor, and wa.
locked I'D.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
Michael Anderson, wmiam II. CRIT

Michael Anderson, William IL Grif-
fen.
Lowe. Adolph Bair. Horton Hammond.
Moses W. Bulloch. James =. Hansen.
John SChiess. Charles g. Clawson, Al
ma NJ. Mathews. Lorenzo r. Tibbetts,
A. =. Crabtrec. r. IOlinEer, irp I. J.
Neddo. Joseph a. Smith. Jacob Lenhart.
Peterboro precinct district No. l.
!. W. Barker.
Paradise precinct-John r. Miles,
John WEIGH. Joseph +. dollhouse.
George 5. Obray, Gideon p Olsen, IT.
r W. Shipley. Robert Pearce, O. s.
Goldsberry, T. Q. Hansen. A. A. Lem
Richmond precinct. district No. L.
George Anderson. Thomas Griffin, VIII
johnson. Alfred Woodland. Louis Nor
mandy. b. L. Peart. II. A. Adamson-
District No. 2-Newel Bullen. r. A.
Bair, Lafayette Hendricks. J. l.. Soren-
son. Eli Webb. William Thompson, J.
r. StOddard. j. L. Bateman.
Smithfield precinct. district NO. L.
W. {. Claypool. John T. Green, Joseph
Sparks. William a. Noble. Charles Nc
Cam. Joseph ". Forester A. =.
Cheney. Harper Aiken, Moroni Price.
George Done. jr.. Niels o. Gyllenskog.
District No Ralph T. Thornley,.
William G. Griffith. William J. VIM.
Richard Roskelley. 4. = Chambers.
ScrOwthers, Peter Tidwell William
Douglass. George Merrill. Thomas
Miles.
Weusville precinct. district No. L.
Joseph r. Brown. Brigham Vaughan,
George Perkins. Daniel T. Stewart.
William Wyatt. John c. Branchley.
Thomas Leishman. Robert Murray.
Frank W. Price. Alexander Spence, Al
fred Smurthwaite.
District No. John S. Baugh. d. A.
Kerr. Willard IT. Parker. George n
Bradshaw. w. r. Baldwin, T d. Gun
nell. William Lea. Norman g. Allen,
James Allen. Daniel j. Jones.
Trenton precinct. l. Pain. Joseph
Wood. r T.. Butler. William BrOugh.
Wheeler precinct. W Bowman,
Henry Spackman. r. y. Alfred. II. j.
Danielsen. y. II Creger-
Cornish precinct-M W Butler, Eph-
RAIN BerEeson.
Stephenson precinct-Alfred A. BY
bee. David DOpp.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
DOUBLE DAMAGE
SUITS ARE FILED
Two Injured Women Complain
of Engine That Started a
Runaway.
tspecIal b - HeraId-RepubIIcanl

icNcclal 70 Inc Herald -ttcuunitc1nD
ogden. Dec. 15.-Al1eginE that Tho
have both been internally injured for
life and that Tor a time they were IA
capacitatcd By the effects of severe
tails received when horse hitched 60
q buggy in which they were riding be-
crsig NJ. Dial and Mariuda c. Delmue
have filed personal injury suits iu the
district court against the ogden Rapid
transit company Tor $1,000 each.
According Co the complaints. which
are identical. the two women were rid
ing in "a onc-horsc buggy along tine
wagon road which crosses the Transit
company's line 40 Five Points on Octo-
Der q. 1910. Mrs. DiaTs small daughter
was with them. but nothing is said OF
injuries received bv the child. 10 is al
legged that just as the engine aD-
preached The crossing at a moderate
the buggy az "a distance or about 1.5o0
feet from the track. Employees OF the
company who were operating the en-
kline caused % to make several loud and
sharp blasts. O. emit large quantities
or steam and TO give vent TO other loud
and unusual sounds. an Of which are
raid Co have frightened the horse.
The cofnulaiuaufs saw that the horse
plunged int ditch. throwing both OF
them out or the rig boz such manner
that they struck on their heads and
shoulders. severely iniurinE their heads.
backs and nccSs and iu1uring them in
tcrnaily.
Each plaintiff asks that the company
DC forced Co pay her $1,000 as balm for
the injuries thus received and to pay
tDc costs OF the respective actions.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
Provo Brevities

Provo. Dec. 15.-Thc Provo CONNER
cial club has invited the members ot
the city council and other citizens I'D
meet in the club rooms Monday eve =
ing for the purpose OF discussing thc
matter OF a public celebration at The
time OF the opening OF the new Union
depot.
The Knight Wooden mills manage
mcnt is endeavoring to make arrange
ments which viii nable them 70 re-
sumo work at the mills in the neat
future.
Prof. Alfred Osmund OF the b. Y. L.
viii give dramatic readings from
Shakespeare during the holidays in tht
principal towns OF Bear Lake valley
Idaho.
Miss Ruth Matley. tin recently q
clerk in the county assessors office. d.
at the l. u. $. hospital. where she ha.
undergone an operation for appendi-
citis.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
WATER AT BRIGHAM CITY
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Brigham City. Dec. 15.-Thc city
council has authorized the waterworlSs
committee to employ competent en-
gineer to investigate the source Of the
citys supply in an effort to secure
more water.
The matter OF determining the city
boundary lines. north and south Of the
city. was taken under consideration.
The committee on streets was given
authority to employ an engineer 20 To-
cate the boundaries and place monu-
ments.
Lorenzo W. Anderson presented \
map showing the Snow addition TO
Brigham City. The map was ordered
referred to the city attorney for ap-
prevail.
J. Johansen recommended a number
or improvements for the city clocks
before they are transferred from the
old court house tower TO the dome OF
the new county building
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
DIES AT CASTLE DALE
Justice Of the Peace e. r. Anderson
snccnmbs 90 Brisht'S DIsensr.

Especial to The d-EepubifcanD
Castle Dale. Dec. 1.-THE funeral Of
Christian Peter Anderson was held at
the family residence Wednesday after
noon The services were opened by
singing "Oh. Ny Father" prayer by l.
w Behuninf singing. Guide Me to
Thee The speakers were James Pc
terson, President l. T.. diversion and
Bishop 7. T. Akeiund. Mr.. Anderson
was born In Denmark. September -.
1851. and came with his parents TO
Fountain Green. where they made their
first home.
He was one OF the early settlers Of
Castle Dale, and assisted in the building
Of bitches. highways. etc. In 1887. he
married Anna =. Ottison. whom he now
leaves widow with four children, the
youngest only Few months old. He
served as justice OF the peace for a
number OF years, to which office he
was elected again this fall
The cause Of death was Brichfs dis
ease. with which he had been suffering
for a number Of years
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
MARRIAGE LICENsEs ISSUED.
Especial TO The Observation-Disclosures
L.

NSpeclal TO Inc Herald kepublcanD
Logan. Dee. 15.-County Clerk James
issued the following marriage licenses.
George Albert Thornton OF North Ou-
den and Ruby Wadman Of Logan. H.
w. jacobs OF Sugar City. Idaho. and
Mary G Peterson OF Victor. Idaho. VIII
liam Moscr and Elizabeth TAYLOR. both
Of Trcasureton. Idaho. Albin Borcsfrom
and Zunda Peterson. both OF Thatcher
Idaho, George p Georgeson and Ida
Coburn. both Of Ccdarvillo. Idaho.
George y. Stoddard and Grace Van
Leuven. both OF Downey. Idaho. Leon
ard parson and Elsie Aidred. both OF
Elgin. oregon. j. n. Peterson and
I.oOna NJ. Bagley. both OF Victor Idaho.
Lorin HeninEer OF Millville and Lila
James OF Logan; sylvester Hansen OF
Ifyrum and Mary Rasmussen OF Logan.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
MARRIED ar MANrI.

Especial to The ald-BeDublican.)
Mavfield. Dec. 15.-Miss Eva willard
son and Hyrum Christians0n. two OF
the popular young people OF this sec
tion. were married in the Manti temple
Wednesday afternoon. Miss willard
son Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Wiiiardson, and Mr.. Christian
son Is the son OF Mrs. Joseph Christian
son A reception was given I'm their
honor at the home OF the brides par
ents last evening TO relatives and a few
intimate friends. Later in the evening
the party went to the dancing hall
where a general dance was given in
their honor.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16

son, Edward Cox, jr., John J. Child.
W. W. Clark, J. +. Cotter. Lorenzo
Peterson, Lorenzo Conner. Bert Peter
son, James :. Darton, jr.. lie Roy pa
Wis, Roy Lott. Charles Edwards. W. s.
Evans. W. +. Webb, Andrew Field, Al
fred NJ. Fox. j. w. Coates, John GIL
christ, J. A. Goodwin, b. G. Webb. John
Hutchings, Alfred T. Hibbard n. w.
ingalls,. John Jacobs, -Tnos Jackson.
John +. Jones. Thomas +. Kirkham.
B. u. Lott. Israel Anderson.
Cedar Fort-John Ault, Lysander
Berry.
Fairfield, william Carson, John L.
Mckinney.
Colton-Thomas Arrowsmith, ]. J.
Crancr.
CiintOn-Graham Daley.
Thistle-Lewis Edwards, James CAL
lup. William T.. Kuff, Edward Jones.
Tucker-T. A. Jones, jr.. d. II. Lewis.
Gshen-William IT. Allen. William
Gurley. David A. Dahl. James Gardner,
Otis L. Ercanbrack. William Edwards,
David L Evans Brig. Fowler, Irwin
Nelson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
RENT OF SIXTY DOLLARS
CAUSES ROW IN COURT


Especial 60 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 15.-An appealed case
from the municipal court involving a
dispute between Charles Duchencau
and n. w. Patrick over property leased
Tor one year Tor "a liberation OF SEQ
was brought before Judge j. A. Howell
tn the district court this afternoon.
UuChcucau alleged that he rented the
premises I'm question. which are on
seventh street. TO Patrick for $50. with
the understanding that repairs be made
on the place. At the end OF "a year. ne
saws. no improvements had been made
and the place was left I'm much worse
condition than when Patrick moved I'm.
Patrick alleges ne did make the re-
pairs and paid all or his rent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
IMPOSES HEAvv FINE.


Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 15.-Dcclaring that the
court could show no mercy in such
cases. Judge j. -. Murphy this morn
ing handed down one OF the scvercst
fines inflicted i'm the local police court
in some time. when Charles Wisdom. n
parasite. was sentenced to pay st25 or
serve that number Of days on the rock
pile. Frank Mandy. another OF the
maCQucrcauN colony. forfeited 500 i'm
police court by falling 20 appear.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
SHORTEN LIRRARY HOURS.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo Dec. 15.-The free public Ii
brary board has decided to close the
library and reading room during the
forenoon. and will for time open at
I o'clock y. m. instead OF 10 a. m. This
will cut down expenses by dispensing
with the services OF the assistant libra
rian. During the past year 900 vol
umes. mostly juveniles. have been dis
carded through being worn out. and
the board has only been able to buy 200
volumes to replace them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
SNOW II IDAHO.

Especial 10 Tho d-ReDublican.j
OGDEN. Dec 15.-Aftcr spending the
last ten DAYS On salmon city. Idaho. at
tending Co business Of the service.
Forester ~. A. sherman has returned
TO this city. The thermometer In SAL
mon CITY has dropped 10 eleven de-
Erccs below zero. according to Mr.
sherman. and snow o. about twelve
inches deep in the streets. Snow was
eighteen inches deep over the CONT
mental divide. ne says. when he crossed
en- his return trip.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16

Provo. Dec. 1.-the ladies or the To-
cal W. r. sherman Relief Corps. No
3. q. A. r.. have elected the rollowin-
officers. President. Mrs. Kitty a
Hines. senior vice president Mrs. Jan,
williamson Junior vice president. Mrs
Judith Leatham: treasurer. Mrs. Lott,
Raw: chaplain. Mrs James Glove. con
ductor. Mrs. Mary Vincent. guard. Mrs
Gwinner. press correspondent. Mis-
Myrtle Bibbens
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
RoTH WY HELD.
~ - NNaN AAAHAaNfs
Especial to The Herald-Republi,

Especial to The Herald RepublicanD
ogden. Dec. 15.-E. q. Dryer and
William Curtiss. the two men held at
the police station on charges OF men
delaney. were arraignod in police court
this morning and again their cases
were continued. Curtiss asked TO be
allowed to change his plea from not
guilty TO guilty. but both men will be
Given trials
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
MoRE MNrERIAL ARRIvEs.

Especial 60 The Republican,
ogden. Dec. 15.-Following the ac-
tiou Of the city council in calling the
attention OF thc Hamburger officials 10
numerous complaints which have been
registered against the delay OF the COM
uaur tn putting its rOadbcd on Lincoln
avenue In proper condition. additional
material fCr the Improvement was laid
on the ground TODAY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
sHEEPMEN IMrArIENT.
Especial 70 The Herald-Republican.

Especial 60 The Herald Republican)
ogden. Dec ACCORDING TO a state
meut made by Cecil ~. Gibbons. a
kcarncy. Neb.. corn dealer. tempOrar-
lily located in this city. and who has
just returned from trip through the
grazing lands near the Nevada bound
because Of the scarcity OF snow in the
west
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
BURIaL or WEIR.


Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 15.-Thc funeral or Alex
audcr Weir. who dropped dead sunday
evening. was held today az the Hooper
meeting house. Tho CorteUc left the
Trcaton- Is frxcusaiI undertaking par
Tors at n o'clock a. M. and proceeded
TO Hooper. where the deceased had been
81 resident FOR twenty years prior TO
moving TO- Idaho Falls about three
years a-o. Intcrmcnt was I'm the Hoop
rr rrmrfcrr.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
MARRIED THIRTY YEARS
That's Long Enough, Thinks Ina IT..
Bean, Who Sues for Divorce.
(Special ID ND Herald- Rennhl

Richfield, Dec. 15.-In the district
court Ina +. Bean is suing for divorce
from her husband +. +. Bean. com
monty known as Pam" Bean. The
complaint alleges that the parties were
married at Richfield. April Is 1880 bur
that for the past fifteen years defend
ant has been addicted to drink, and
while so influenced he would abuse
plaintiff. gamble his earnings and prop-
erty. and make life miserable for her.
She asks that divorce be granted and
that she be given the custody OF the
two minor children and as much ALI
mony as the court may deem Just.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-16
FARMER HIT JAP.
Especial to The Herald Republic,

ANNNNi"A 10 a it Attt dlN - re iAulltau.l
Ogden. Dec 15.-SiN husky farmers
from West Weber came TO see the
sights today They were pleased until
they came across X. Fugginnamy. a
peaceful japanese. wandering along
frenty-fifth street. Then one Of the
half dozen. William Brown. took keen
pleasure in hitting "FugU" in the eve.
leaving a black and swollen reminder
or his visit. As a result Brown was
arrested and is on $40 bail.