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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Park City Department
Office. Dewey Theater. Phones rs
COMMERCIAL CLUB in
INTERESTING MEETING
Special to The Tribune.

PARK CITY. Jan. 25-The Park City
Commercial club held an interesting
meeting at the clubrooms last night and
made final arrangements for the banquet
next Monday night. at which time several
visitors will be present from various parts
OF Utah.
One OF the important matters discussed
was that OF a new high school building
Several schemes were suggested, but
nothing definite resulted.
Superintendent Griffin OF the city
schools was present and presented some
facts In regard to wages paid teachers
In Park City, as compared with the
wages paid at other points in the state,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
IS of interm0untain Region
Leg May Be Saved.
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN. Jan. 25.-George BrIden-
becker one Of the injured tranmen In
the Lemay wreck on the Southern Pa
clfie ten days ago. is reported TO be rest
Ing we'll at the Ogden General hospital,
and II is believed that the amputation of
the left leg, which was broken in two
places, will not now be necessary. The
surgeons took out several inches OF the
splintered bone. which may cause the leg
to be shortened but with this excep-
ton the injured man is, expected to suffer
no further inconvenience after his dis
mSsal from the hospital
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The lineups.
21af Ward-EirSt
I'd ward-Second 31st ward-Second.
Club Must Refund Money,

CINCINNATI Jan. 25-The national
baseball commission. in finding promul-
gated today, declared that the Waco.
Tex, club must refund the $4,000 draft
money received from the Brooklyn club
for Player r. II. Holmes. 4 previous
finding has vested title to Holmes I'm the
New York club OF the National league.
over the protest OF the St Paul club OF
the American association
The commission, therefore. declared the
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Jevne-0 o 3 2 0 O 0 l o 0 3 3 0 0 0 l
/ 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 2 0 = 3
0 o 0 0 0 0 1 o / 0 9 0 0 0 S
o o 0 0 o o . $50.
Maughan-2 ! 0 O
0 0 0 0 0 ! 0 0 0 0 O 0 l o 0
0 ! o ! 0 o . 0 0 . l o
0 o o 0 o 90 2 0-25
Tho results OF the games so far PLAYED
Third Warders Win,

The Third ward first and second bas-
ward nrst and second teams by the
scores OF 80 to %, and IA to IL. respec-
lively. Tuesday night In the Third ward
hall These were the first league games
for the Third ward In the Liberty Stake
Bask etball league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Weber County Marriage Licenses.

SpecIaI 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2S.--Licenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk this
afternoon to the following: Frank D.
Greenwell and Ruth a. Warrington, both
OF Ogden; George Francis Robinson, Og-
den, and Rosa Maria SPAIN. ST, Marys,
Kan; Martin X Toohey and Katharine
O, Wagar. both OF Reno; Chester B. AL
len, Rupert, Ida, and Inez Watt. Geary,
Okla; Clyde NJ. Hardy and Kathleen S.
Moore, both OF Rupert, Ida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Big Futurity Stake.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-It has been de-
cided that the Horseman and Spirit OF
the Times futurity stake for foals Of 1907
will be raced at the Detroit grand circuit
meeting during the first week In August
This is guaranteed stake of not less
than $4,000. all the money subscribed
above the guarantee being added to the
guaranteed amount.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Will Transfer Officers,
Special to The Tribune,

SANDY, Jan 25.-N. Thompson. sec
rotary or Jordan school district. has for
the past week been busily engaged In
transferring all school belongings 10 Mid
vale, where the general office OF the
district will be installed In the near fu-
ture. The offices at Mldvale viii be In
tho Jordan bank building,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Burns Day Celebration.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan, 25.-In commemoration
versary OF the birth OF Robert Burns. the
Caledonian society of Ogden gave an In
terestine programme at the Congress
Dancing academy this evening. Scotch
songs and dances were features of the
programme. which was followed by
ball. lasting until early In the morning.
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Funeral of Victor Roche.

SpeciaI 10 The Trlbune.
OGDEN. jan 25.-Funeral services for
Victor Francis Roche. the eight-year- old
son OF DR.. f. e. Roche, were held In st.
Joseph's Catholic church today. The
Rev. Father p. NJ. Cushnahan conducted
the services, Interment was at Mountain
View cemetery
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Hooper Funeral.
Special to The Tribune.

PARK CITY, Jan. 25.-The funeral of
Dorothy Hooper the infant daughter of
Arthur Hooper, took place yesterday from
the family residence. The Rev. c.. l..
Martin spoke feelngly at the services
The Park City military band. of which
Mr., Hooper is a member attended in a
body,
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Jevne Beats Maughan.

In the fifty-point three. cushion match
game at the Jevne billiard academy
Tuesday night. Jevne run out on Eddie
Maughan in doubling the latter's score in
seventy one innings. .Jevne's fiftieth shot
was the feature of the match. 1t was a
pretty masse. going the full length of
the table twice, making five cushions.
Jcvne's high runs were 5. 4. 3, 3, 8, 81;
Maughans high scores were o, ., e, 2. 2,
JeVne will take on Adamson tonight.
The scores by innings were as fol-
lows:
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Funeral Notice.
SDpcio1 m The Tribune

DptCIdI 20 IIIt lTTDUIlts
MURRAY. Jan. 25.--Willlam Chantron,
who was well known here. will be buried
in Mount Calvary cemetery today. The
deceased man was a member of Damon
lodge No 10 knights OF Pythias. Of this
place, Services over the body will be
held from St Mary's tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
WAN SOUGHT
'||TE THOUGHTS
1T John COntOs, Nor
minded, Called for
! b and Paper.
us IN MURDER
IRE CONTRADICTORY
Mat Prosecution Will
sfc Its Evidence in
s|hief Today.
TrIDllne.

- Tribune.
tu 25.-That John Contos,
/, indy merchant, who was
i I'd at his place OF business
Mick Vacos. n fellow coun-
!. something Important on his
lich he wanted TO leave a
erd, and though mortally
!, ,|ed repeatedly for pen and
J, he of the facts brought out
.kamlnation OF witnesses for
~sy In the trial OF Vacos.
Ilts and Tom Rekus. friends
slcre sitting near q stove In
tfhe candy store when the
r,rred. While the testimony
treks was widely at variance
: dents which occurred In the
10th, say that Contos, after
and had fallen TO the floor:
dng. Have you any paperT'
I1rlals were brought to the
'luf he was TOO weak to write
q which appeared to be upper
4 mind, and expired in a few
!. use Scores Victory.
3e scored a victory today
q te called Boakus as a wit
contradlcted the testimony
avery salient point. He de-
!, cos, after shooting Contos,
oIver on Rekus and himself
ga to kill them. as Rekus
Nv testified. Boakus says
IA his revolver in his hand
present it in their direction,
farned the two men not to
him. Boakus declared that
\ ,contos's store when Vacos
! to the shooting: that Nacos
,,leaded with Contos to give
'iore days TO pay the debt he
tier, but that Contos re-
fate and insisted that the
been given ample time TO
lament.
Witness Missing.
Rekus were in the store to
Exposition by which they and
arranging TO go into busi-
Il and had been discussing
On q customer came in. Con-
! the front OF the store, leaV-
>rs near the stove, and was
passing a package of candy
uer when Facos fired.
her, whose identity the Of
Lftempted to establish since
disappeared from the door
|of the revolver and has not
4 since.
{ to Take Testimony.
'e difficulty is being expo
Ie examination of the Greek
me OF whom can speak Eng
|ly.r Although the services of
Iers are being employed dur
|. tho translation OF the tes-
aB much delay and some dis
Is TO the true Interpretation
the Witnesses statements,
|Btrict Attorney George Hal
Ii assisting District Attorney
Harris with the states case.
'ernoon that the state will In
~ close its case tomorrow,
ley Sam King OF Salt Lake
witnesses for the defense.
III probably consume the re-
the week.
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Juarez Entries.

JUAREZ. Mexico. jan 25.-Terrazas
park entries for Wednesday:
First race, FIVE and n half furlongs-
Fuslleer. 112; 'Interpose, 10; Sam Webb.
ITO; King Rover. 107; Block, 107; James
Blackstock, 107; Fairmont. iO7. Father
Eugene. l07; Bob Lynch. 107; Alarmed,
100; Grenalan, los; Cesarilass. los.
Second race. seven furlongs-Cardinal
Sarto. 107; Don Hamilton. 10T; Tremargo,
l07, Kopek 1o7: Bonnie Prince Charlie,
!07; Bonnie Reg. !o7; Joe Enrich. 1O7;
'Dr. Mack. los; Miss Alert los, Lady
Adelaide, lO5; Minnolette, 1O2, 'Gibson,
Third race, two-year- -olds, three and a
half furlongs-Columbus Queen, los.
Mary Rudd. los; Ina. 10s; Cat. los; Coed,
los; Owenlta l0s Miss Brunette, l0S;
San Francisco Maid, los: Esma, los
Fourth race. six furlongs-Pa joroita.
116; Richard Reed, 112; King Cobalt, 10,
The Fad. 101; Blagg, 101; Elizabeth Har-
wood 100; Sugar Maid. 9S.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Deuce 122,
Hollow, 122; Arcourt, 119; Sabado 119. B.
j. Swanner, l19; Hannibal Bey, 119; Kiae
mesha H.. III; Dandy Dancer, III:
Gladys Louise. III; 'Cheswardine. III;
'Molere. ia; 'Belle of Brass, 109.
Sixth race, one mile-Hughes, 100.
Niblick; 109; Goldway. 1o9; Buna. 1o7:
Gerrymander, 10f; French Cook l05 /;
John e. Mcmillan. 104, 'Ora Suddeth,
102; Melange l02.
apprentice allowance.
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Blizzard Sweeps Park.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune,
PARK CITY. Jan. 95.-A blizzard
struck Park last night about 1870 o'clock
and has continued with undated fury
all day, The wind reached a velocity OF
about forty miles an hour, with a driving
snowstorm in It's grasp. making traffic
extremely difficult.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Goes to Salt Lake.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Jan. 25.-Miss Kate
Sweeney went to Salt Lake today for
few days visit with relatives and friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Veniremen Are Drawn.
Special to The Tribune.

opSclal 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 25.-Thirty veniremen
Tor the February term OF the district
court were drawn here this afternoon by
the jury commissioners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Gonse-Pin RoMIers.

The Blsmarcks beat the Brilliants In a
goose-pin match game. the individual
scores being follows:
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WRESTLERS ARE TRAINING
HARD FOR THEIR MATCH

Stanley Karp has engaged Gus Ander-
son to work with him in his training for
MS match with Mike Yokel. Karp says
he never felt better in his life. and Is con-
hdent that he will be able to win
Reports have been circulatd In the city
that karp Will pay no attention to weight.
ana VIII lose his weight forfeit money OF
$500 and take on all the weight he can.
karp not only denied this story Tuesday,
but also jumped on the scales. which
showed that he was four pounds over
weight at the present time and he says
that he can pull those four pounds off on
one days notice. karp says that he will
make the weight. as he is not made OF
centuries and needs all the money he
can get in his business
fokel Is doing his training at the Y. NJ.
z. A. and has everything at his command
TO get himself into perfect condition. Yo-
kel believes that karp is a tough PROPOSE
ton. but he Is confident that he Will win.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

draft by the Brooklyn club illegal and
ordered the refund.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

"Lights ana Shadows OF Mormon.
ism, f" fo- r1le at Tribune branch office,
Ogden.
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BISMARCKS.
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unesen to considerations equity be taken
Il ath n m und Colt
These the Theodore Roosevelt,
Republican party They compounded the Of studied insults
which have been heaIed President the Board
which its woube Chairman
mpTe whose virunt INSTRUMENTATION had dismissal
the public service by the President himself Subsequent happenings
be rcunted All
has been unvarying he proposes become Chairman
which
his meaning unmtae brought humiliation heaped
the President still
believe to be noble mighty the Republican
Roosevelt the the re2 That
directors onformaby
ke and ashes decide Far be it from nude their
parisa nedita
pending President Chairman the Board
Each the other lasting obligations but reckoning
considered his pedestal and
uphold his vital combat if need
Roosevelt the national election
November he Republican candidate
would His would be negligible Circumstances and
would the and his would be the role Of Son
O.
other hand haras the patient grateful
said Roosevelt But he is dealing with Roosevelt
Already members his cabinet feel that he has been betrayed and
in responsibility them
their cfeerfuly and unswengy lie
he
policy which he adopted and right The Chairman
agility eonradetorines has
direction that he cannot retreat without
admitting spirit personal greetings
when the shall
to be ire
resitle
NanvhIe please a of Republic a
political o}scuriy capable OF holding
high personal liberty all the people the clear
individual and industrial
progress despite temporary etrogresson continues be the glory
of the nation
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WILL MANOA BE DUPED ?

Are independent Manoa
ticket Saturday. they
without the
be fooled
attacks Of
the John kamapehu diness until exposed this
publicly
they the
Those
had
honorable
the John Kamarehu
the deal We to the original of which
of
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original charges.'
to be to by
mapehu and be made public, probably Friday
the affidavit ALL Kaimapehu
to his place on he
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OOSEVELT-ASSET OR LIABILITY d?


clusn liability Republican party
In the August number his Mr. Harvey
0
the Republican He
oigarchy
mad aroused grim resentment IN the minds OF the people The
dominant
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s s1 like f +h sRT IN Tb ~ P+ T. s my f
proclaimed
the mighty body polite whose s had fallen victim orda
ulcer.
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fashng satisfy
beings day touched with the the
"hleh there gnSheo Verae gSsr or popularity Inc eHe upon a
temperament irresistible Himself
mouhng,
the He longer exoupded righteousness
say, changing
mentality today Such the embodied
n should Child 2-of Destiny.
'For it force individual that must continue to
Judgment be formed Close touch with his captivating personality blinds the
vision Such another does not exist radates Joy 1t nu confidence
faith 1t bahe endorsement
whether pretended real than its
sappeciao insts belief in unwonted a Its very Prankshness
fascinating
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IovabIe evidence
of energy within the
understanding Theology has not vet solved problem
cannot place finger upon Happily
the arts of the mpreson utilized
outlines of his less distinct than the
body He forth
all unabashed and unamed
proud that God did make him thus To some the figure seems heroic others
luaieous
laughs what he regards Pene drdes what he as
cbianery
what he du oy Such the extremes view And the means are
itself outline ami translucent
appearance the judgments those who behold and marvel 10 the
% Yet to them ne ap the truth for here as we have said pcp
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ROWS
IN COMMIT TEE
CONTINUED from Page One.)

toned the county executive TO put
stop 10 any such proposition.
Cooper contended that the Chinese
store favored his opponents. He sad
he wrote a letter 20 the precinct eXecu-
tive committee and that letter was lg-
nnred; and he was morally certain that
the voting would not take place IN the
government booth, unless, perhaps, the
county executive committee took some
Immediate action. The government
booth, said Cooper, was more central
and easier TO transportation.
Fernandez. of the county committee,
did not see how there could be any
interference; it was matter for the
precinct TO decide.
O'Neill recommended that the coun-
" executive committee recommend to
the executive committee OF the pre-
cinct that the government polling booth
he used at the primaries instead OF the
I Chinese store on Bere.ania avenue.
! Cohen asked if any time was supposed
TO elapse before the polling after the
notice had been published in the news
paper. Chairman Crabbe stated that
| no notice was necessary IN the hrst
place as far as newspaper publication
! was concerned; as the matter was I'M
! derstood and had been regularly an
nOunced. He went on to say that 1T
was merely a matter of recommends
/ ton and that the county executive com
mittee could not force the precinct to
! poll at any particular place.
| 1t is the fact that there does appear
J in The Advertiser today notice to
the effect that the voting place on Sat
mdav shall be in an empty store on
Reretania avenue This selection was
made for the reason that it is the most
convenient place for the majority of
! the members of the precinct 1t may
not be quite so handy, in their own
! estimation. for persons owning automo-
| hiles. but since thew are thus equipped
it Will mean very little extra gasoline
for the auto crowd to find the Chinese
store. while for the great majority. who
have to walk or take ears, the place
officially announced will prove the more
convenient. 1t is properly equipped and
altogether the better place, in the opin-
ION of those considering the convenience
of the large majority Of third precinct
voters.
Crawford wanted to know of Cooper
why a meeting of the club could not
lie called and the matter fought out in
the club.
Another part of the petition was that
proofs of the ballots be furnished all
candidates Somebody remarked that
Bon had promised proof, hut that
| Vivichaves evidently didn t know what
was a proof.
Chairman Crahbo delivered himself
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from the sixth precinct of. the fourth
district, asking that the secretary OF
the club. John Kaoo, be removed. When
inquiry was made as to why the pre-
cinct didn t attend to its own business
in this regard. it was answered that the
secretary sought to be deposed had the
enrolment book and refused to let any
body have it, and there was no way of
getting at all the names in order to call
meeting to depose said secretary.
The petition was very promptly
blpd
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HARMONY MEANS VICTORY

Dese huhlo speaks the
'ei OF ReF contests being waged
u'oei Oh men who of
''oh The
lo the organization whole
ne ueleat IKE men, swing lire and help
ated?
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whose room the would
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credited with being, they
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An OBNOXIOUS Secretary.
Next on the program was petition
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When the Primo Flows.

Then came the scrap in the seventh
precinct of the fourth district
1t will be remembered that five gen
tlemen failed to get their names in
nomination as candidates for delegates
to the convention because Of a slate
made up by the executive committee of
that precinct at the last moment.
The protest received and which was
up for consideration. included an OBJ
lection to men not really members of
the precinct having things their own
way. and claimed that nominations had
been refused before eight o'clock. Lii
kalani and twenty nine others signed
protest to the manner in which affairs
had been conducted at the meeting on
August 26.
As head signer of the protest Lilika-
lani was given the floor, and, using the
clock in the committee room for illus
trative purposes, he told at Just what
time everybody had made a move
Kane had stated that he had three
states, but the names on the states had
not been read off. Kane then intro
duced a resolution, which was carried
to the effect that the executive com
mttee of the club make up a slate. it
being understood. or believed. as Lii
kalari thought. that the executive com
mittee would choose the dozen names
required from the three states which
Kane stated had been handed to him
If Lilikalani had known, he said, that
Bartlett, Scully and Waterman would
GET their names in, he would have made
a strong kick at the time The execu-
tive committee of the club reported
their slate at two minutes to eight.
when there arose a row and there was
no chance to do anything before the
meeting was declared adjourned
Vice. President Elemme of the club
had tried to call another meeting right
after the other, but il was realized that
it was after eight o'clock and there
was no more time for nominations.
Particulars of the Row.
Klemme got up to tell how a resolu-
ton, to the effect thai prospective can
didates for public office could not be
nominated as convention delegates. was
killed. Then there was harmony when
the resolution was presented for the
executive committee Of the club to Sc
lect the nominees. u was one of those
who voted for the resolution ad-
mirted Klemme, q but [ didn t know ]
was knocking my friend Cohen when
| did it. There was not a dissenting
voice raised when the suggestion was
made TO let the executive committee Sc
Iect the names. Nobody read the three
states which Kane laid on the table
I supposed the executive committee
ly0uld select the names from the names
appearing on those three slstes. That
was the understanding. Two of nv
friends got beaten out; they were Joe
Cohen and Jim Quinn. I got beaten
I should have known BETTER
Kane. who. though no officer. had
at the meeting usurped the dignity anf
offices Of president and secretary, quite
proudly told how he had gathered in
the written states and that they were
not read, and how he had suggested
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Is the RpDuhl

lawyers that has only one man TO
the
had
harmony is the party not
con
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in the house the naoay "
hfp deputy sherifshp and the board of supervisors
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO,4 DAYS

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70 cure any case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
II days or money refunded. Made BY
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis
U. S. Of A.
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the Bulletin the TIP
Manoa but the energetic staff OF
The Advertiser
elew around the Brewery
Wilt outs something there