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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
VESSELS IN COLLISION:
ONE BOAT is MISSING

NEW YORK. Sept. 6,-With her deck
swept clear Of life boats and rigging
and her starboard rail and upper struc.
ture raked fore and aft, the Brazilian
steamer Tapajez put into port. bring.
ing tale Of collision at sea and of the
mysterious disappearance of the vessel
causing it,
The Tapajez left New York yesterday
bound for Brazilian ports, and when
proceeding under reduced head of
steam about thirty five miles southeast
of Scotland light, suddenly came on an
unknown four -masted schooner bear.
ing down on her through the fog
Immediately after the collision the
schooner drifted astern of the Tapaiez
and was lost to sight in the fog.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
INTERNATIONAL CONTROL
OF RAILWAYS NEAR

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 6.-"Joint
regulation OF international railway traffic
by the United States interstate commerce
commission and the Dominion board OF
railway commissioners is In sight" said
]. y. Mabee, chairman or the Canadian
commission, to the Associated Press to-
day. "At a recent conference with Mr..
Knapp, chairman of the American COM
mission, we reached basis of agree
ment. The details are now being worked
out. The agreement Will be submitted
for ratification to the American congress
and the Dominion parliament at the COM
ing sessions.
Both governments desire that an ar
rangement for joint regulation be made
between the two countries. and IL will
become effective as soon as the neces-
sary legislation can be enacted. Besides
regulating international railway traffic
the agreement provides for the regula-
tion OF international telegraphic. tele
phonic and express business. The details
of the agreement will be decided at a
Joint meeting OF the two boards TO be
held this fall"
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Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Fully Impressed With
Greatness of Home Roads.
HAS BEEN STUDYING
EUROPEAN SYSTEMS
Would Take Combined Roads
of Europe to Move Corn
Crop.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-'1 return
from the international railway conference
at Berne (Switzerland) with much greater
enthusiasm over the American railroads
as agencies Of transportation than ever
had before This statement was made
today by Franklin K Lane, member of
the interstate commerce commission.
'The conference established beyond
question. / think. the supremacy Of the
American railroad from the standpoint
OF efficiency" continued Mr.. Lane. lone
OF the questions that is left In my mind
is as to how the European railroads man
age to pay four five and six per cent in
dividends with the small volume of traf-
fc they have compared with the volume
we have, ] have seen more freight NOV
Ing in a single hour at Chicago, Pittsburs
and Jersey City than I saw in an entire
month in Europe.
Our rallroading system is without par
allel In the world. because we are living
as a nation and in Europe they live as
communities. That accounts. in part
for the wonderful efficiency Of the Amer
lean railroad. 1 doubt very much If you
could throw all the railroad systems OF
Europe together and move the Iowa and
Kansas corn crop within the year"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
SBAND PROMISES TO
ARE FOR MAYNARD WIFE

cial to The Tribune.
EDEN. Sept. 6.-Upon the promise OF
~ K Massey TO take his young wife.
1erly Margaret H1ssing. from the
and 10 see that she gets into no
= trouble. Judge Folncy G Gunnell
|te Juvenile court this afternoon is
an order releasing the girl from
where she has been held pending
rges OF theft. The girl has been a
d OF The Juvenile court for some time.
efal days ago she was arrested with
kher girl OF her own age on a charge
7tealins a gold watch from Mrs. c.
Dye. who lives on Seventeenth street
er husband came TO Ogden and n
hing conference was held at the city
which resulted in Massey promising
10 everything he could 10 help her
Of her trouble.
INC question Of the jurisdiction OF the
mile court because OF The girls mar
e last May was settled by 4 written
lion from Massey 10 the court ask
that she he given another chance
assuming responsibility for the girl S
re actions. Massey said that he was
pelled 10 leave the city two weeks
and during his absence his Wife be-
g associated with old acuuaintances,
/ led her into evil wavs. The girl was
1scd md, with joyful smile, she left
Hail with her husband. Both LETT the
this afternoon. Massey agreed TO
p the Juvenile court posted as TO his
rs Behavior
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GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
FACES LABOR PROBLEM

VANCOUVER. 3. c., Sept. 6.-Premier
Mcbride OF British Columbia Is said TO
have forcstalled any appucation of the
for the introduction OF Oriental labor by
coming out with a declaration that the
agreement for white labor only would be
strictly adhered TO, That the completion
of the railway through Northern British
Columbia may be delayed couple OF
years became apparent to railway men
mere today when II was announced that
no effort would be made TO get under
contract this year large section be-
tween Aldermre and Tete Junne Cache,
All the rest OF the line is now under con-
tract and II was expected that on the
present trip President Hays or the Grand
Trunk Pacific would announce the award
ing OF the contract The reason for the
delay IS the scarcity OF labor and the
deadlock that has arisen between the
railway company and the British Column
bia government on the Oriental employ
ment question.
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YEo FOR PRESIDENT
OF NEW TRAFFIC CLUB

w. F.. Yeo, travelling passenger agent
OF the Pennsylvania system In this city.
viii be. in all probability. the nrst presi-
dent OF the Railroad Traffic Mems club,
which Will be known as the Salt Lake
Railroad association. Among list of
other officers the name OF Mr., Yeo was
placed In the field Tuesday night at the
Commercial club by the nominating COM
mittee of local railroad men. The &C
ton OF the nominating committee Will
be, no doubt. approved at the meeting
To he held Friday night, when perma-
nent organization will be effected.
The railroad men Friday night will
vote either for rejection or approval OF
the list submitted by the nominating
committee, which consists OF names for
president. five vice presidents, secretary.
treasurer and six directors. Two di-
rectors viii be elected for one year, two
for two years and two for three years
The nominating committee consists OF
J. r. Manderhed OF the Salt Lake Route.
Harry NJ. Gushing of the Denver g. Rio
cirande c. II, Warren of the Santa Fe.
F A. Starkweather of the Chicago Great
Western j. r. Duckworth cf the Missouri
Pacific, L. w. Hahn OF the Burlington
and \. F. Brewer of the Oregon Short
Line,
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|eWs of the Intermountain Region
OG DEN DEPARTMENT
office
No.
SEPTEMBER COURT TERM
OPENS IN WEBER COUNTY
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. Sept 6.-The September term
OF the district court was opened by Judge
j. a. Howell this morning when the list
OF veniremen summoned for the term was
read and Jalesmen answered to their
names. All were accepted as qualified
veniremen with the exception Of two who
We're excused for defective hearing.
Frank O'Neill, charged with larceny
from the person, and Earl " Mitchell.
charged with grand larceny, were ar
raigned, but the court being Informed that
one OF the prisoners lad engaged the
services OF an attorney. deferred the nat
ter OF accepting their pleas until tomor-
row morning.
The selection of a Jury 10 hear a dam
age suit against the Oregon Short Line
railroad was taken up.
A motion TO quash the information
against l., Lang charged with statu-
tory crime was granted by the court on
the ground that the acts complained Of
did not constitute the offense charged
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HOLD IMPORTANT
MEETING IN OGDEN
bresentatives of Interior and
Departments to
Talk Matters Over.

Nal TO Tho Tribune,
cDEN. Sept. 6.-For the purpose OF
inRting any misunderstanding be-
II the heads Of the departments OF
culfure and interior. meeting OF ma
nI Importance at which more than
representatives from these branches
he United States government service
be present, will be held in Ogden
I Saturday, pursuant 10 an order
n James Wilson, secretary OF aeri-
llre. and Secretary Baltlnser OF the
rlor department.
OF the meeting has been
ived by A. F. Sherman, head OF the
III forestry district. which has its
iquarters al ogden. The present pro-
are In the matter Of claims upon the
'onal forests Will be one of the most
ortant matters TO be discussed The
ference may last for several days.
h official order 10 the registrars and
Ipers OF the land offices OF all the
es west Of the Missouri river. the
lofficers from the six districts OF the
stry service, chiefs Of the land de-
4nent and the forestry field chiefs has
, Issued directing their attendance at
meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
Railroad Notes.

Brigham today.
The talent is here
Just like the days OF 1897.
The street car boys chose routes Tues
day.
Freight Traffic Manager j. a Mum
roe is warmly welcomed He has not
been here for some time, but has a wide
circle OF friends both in and out Of rail-
road work s. F. Booth Is another Of
fetal who is well known here and who
is shaking hands with old friends.
NJ c. Markham, assistant 10 the Vice
president of the Missouri Pacific. passed
through Monday en- route to ST. Louis
in a business car OF that road.
Trains are being nicely handled into
and out Of the new Gould union station,
and things are running quite smoothly.
Sunday the Utah Light e Power com
pany will commence the operation OF
It's depot loop line. connecting the Harrl-
man and Gould stations,
Freight traffic on the Idaho division
is growing steadily, and the usual au-
tumnal congestion is on.
Many people seem confused as to the
traffic club proposed for Salt Lake. 1t
has nothing to do with traffic fights, rates,
squabbles or politics. but is purely a So
cial organization with the idea Of estab.
fishing suitable club quarters. Some OF
these clubs are called RAILROAD and
others Transportation clubs. The ono
in San Francisco is the gathering place
at luncheon for the railroad men of that
city and at this time a social hour is
passed at the table, 1t Is like any other
club in many respects. with railroad men
predominatlng, They are always succes-
full
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
MANY FIRES AT T00ELE:
PEOPLE GETTING ALARMED


Special to The Tribune.
rOOELE. Sept, 6.-Thc people Of Too
elc are becoming alarmed at the numer-
Gus fires which have occurred in the
town recently. Another fire was dlscov-
cred nj o'clock this morning that had
every appearance OF having been OF in
ccndlary origin. The fire was discovered
az the rear Of the Opal bar by Teddy
Barton. who gave the alarm, and the
haInes were quickly cNtineuishcd. IT
was found that the whole place in the
vicinity Of the fire had been saturated
with coal oil.
The Opal bar Is In the immediate
neiGhborhood OF the building where fires
have recently broken out. The first Of
the series was the destructive conllagra-
tion in which the Droubay store and
other buildings were burned. This was
followed. at intervals, by the Tuttle
stable fire and the c. a. r. bakery fire.
The loss at the Opal bar was about
$50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
Provo City Teachers Institute

Special o Tho Trlbune
PROVO. Sept 6.-The Provo city
teachers institute opened In the Parker
school house this morning with Supcrin~
t.ndent l.. T.. EggeTtscn In charge. Brief
addresses We're made by Mcssrs. Evan
Wride and John w. Farrer Of the board
OF education; DR.. Joseph S. Peterson and
Prof j. r. Boshard. DIR. Il. O.. Hughes
read an intercstins paper on Hygiene
iB the Public Schools The Proper and
Improper Way of Teaching" Prof. Lew
Edgar Young OF the University of Utal
delivered very Instructive lecture on
story Telling in Biography
Some fine musical numbers were rem
dered There WAS a full attendance oi
the Provo teachers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
SCHOOLS OPEN In
OUTLYING DISTRICTS
Special to The Tribune.

MURRAY. Sept. 6.-City schools Of
Murray opened Tuesday with a good at
tendance at all institutions SuperInten5-
ent G. NJ. Mumford said last evening that
he would be unable TO give the enrolment
at the Liberty, Pioneer and Arlington
schools, owing to the fact that many
transfers had to be made to various
schools. The enrolment, he said, was
large
Seventeen schools In the Jordan district
We're opened for the school year Ut $50
o clock Tuesday morning. Ssvo al dis
tinct features to be added later will make
school work In general through the dis
trict interesting this semester. The en-
rollment is heavy at all Institutions. At
the Jordan high school 101 students were
enrolled, while at the Bingham high the
attendance is said TO be 90.
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!. JEPPES0N WANTS
$500: RAILROAD OBJECTS
to The Tribune.

Nal to The Tribune.
iDEN, Sept. 6.-An echo OF a rail-
accident which occurred in the local
b Fcoruary Of this year, when a
1r car OF the Malad branch and an
pn Short Line passenger train col
head on, inluring about thirty-fi
||a, was heard in the district court
- when the damage suit of Mrs.
y Jeppeson against the Short Line
called for trial. After consuming
h OF the day. the attorneys in the
! obtained jury. The introduction
estlmony will begin tomorrow morn
rs. Jeppeson was one Of the pas
Frs In the motor car at the time
ne accident She was thrown to one
T OF the car and injured internally.
rding 10 her complaint In which she
ands sl5590 damages. The railroad
pany Will attempt to prove that her
has been settled by the payment
70 on the day following the accident.
"a 1t Is said was accepted by Mrs,
,eson in fun settlement of all dam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07

CHICAGO, Sept 6.-Final pleas for the
defendant IN the Lee o'Neil Browne brib-
cry trial We're made before Judge Kerstcn
in the criminal court by Attorneys Chas.
e. Arbstein and Patrick O'Donncll. Bit
ter denunciatIon OF States Attorney Way
man marked the addresses.
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A Needed Rain Comes to sanpete.
Special to The Tribune.

EPHRAIM. Sept. 6.-During the past
few days this section OF the country has
had one OF the finest ranstorms that has
many months. No town was sighted in
this valley and the sheep raiscrs and
cattle men are jubllant as il Will mean
thousands OF dollars 10 them The west
desert near Frisco and the surrounding
country was also visited with heavy
storm. IL was feared by the wool grow
ers that they would find il impossible
not n drop of rain had fallen but now
that the storm struck that part OF the
country will make the vegetation grow
and by the time the flocks reach there
The feed will be excellent
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N AND BLIND SCHOOL
4 OPEN FOR FALL SEASON
J TO The Tribune

'ai TO The Tribune.
LEN. Sept. G.-t'nder the most
'elous circumstances the state school
ne Deaf and Blind VIII open It's fall
~ mere tomorrow morning with the
enrollment since pupils from Idaho
excluded. Already Us studnr,s
natrlculated and othc"s vii. enter
pstitntion later.
~ inc last session Ihc"e hav. oeen
ensnscs In the teaching aial1 Su-
nrart nent r. NJ. briggs thinks that
pEesent year Will be one OF the hest
history Of the school. To Hll va
~ caused by reslgnations in The
pnB stan. the services OF Miss Betgv
o. minnesota. Miss Lester Stam
~ Salt Lake. and Miss Matte Rob
!" hentucky have been engaged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
MEMPHIS MAYOR IS SET
AGAINST FIGHT PICTURES

MEMPHIS, Sept 6.-Mayor Crump to-
day, through the chief OF police. notified
the owners Of steamboats, plying out OF
this port that their wharfing privilege
would be revoked should they display the
Jcfiries-Johnson fight pictures on board
their vessels.
One OF the owners OF a steamer had
advertised that pictures would be ex
hibited on bis craft.
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rest at his Island Park home with his
family. His car Is In the local yards
and Will be sent up TO Idaho next week
10 bring him back. Mr.. Eccles secured
the ranch on the Snake river when he
was general traffic manager of the Ore
gone Short Line and he and Mr.. Ban
croft and other railroad officials have
made some remarkable catches OF trout
In that vicinity.
He says 1t is the finest country in the
world and although his business keeps
him In New York and other piaces most
of the time, he is always glad To get
back to Island Park.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
JACKIE CLARKE
AFTER KRAMER
Continued From Preceding Page.

S"ntIuueu rIoHl TreceulHR rage
In November with the si%-day ten-hours-
a-day race at Buffalo MacFarland will
nave charge OF this race, He has already
signed up number OF good riders for
the race which appears to be a good card.
In the race Will be Clarke and MacFar-
land. Lawson and Moran, Walker and
Pye. Carslake and Keefe and several
eastern teams. AS a curtain raiser to the
big meet three-cornered match race
between Major Taylor, Jackie Clarke and
1ver Lawson is planned.
After some minor sx-day races In the
east VIII come the big Madison Square
Garden slx-day race, which was won by
Clarke and Rlltt last year. The same
two VIII probably comprise a team In the
big race this year. Clarke and MacFar-
land are planning 10 go abroad about the
first OF the Year for the Berlin six-day
race and for the winter racing in France
and Germany. triumphal trip TO Aus
tralia Is also under consideration. There
Is possibility that both Clarke and Mac
Farland Will return to Salt Lake for the
1911 bicycle racing season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
I00L ENROLMENT TO
EXCEED PREVIOUS YEARS
ll to The Tribune.

<ial to The Tribune.
ipENs Sept. 6,-until reports are re-
ed from the principals OF the various
'ols OF the city which opened today,
4nnot be told that the total enroll
VIII be. but the school authorities
|conndent that 1t viii exceed that OF
previous year
tne nigh school this morning Su-
utendent ]. NJ. Mills and Principal J.
TOSS delivered addresses 10 the stu
outlining the course of study and
rtment which will be followed during
session. The work of organization
tnen begun by Principal Cross. Since
sflose or the schools for the summer
zion. Improvements have been made
ne new high school building. Ad-
IA equipment has been added and
ftnlne 10 facilitate the work OF the
rers and pupils is now installed In
Building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
ESTRADA PROMISES TO
RULE AS HE SHOULD

MANAGUA Sept, 6.-Juan Estrada
provisional president, has issued state
ment In which he announces that the po-
litical prisoners throughout the republic
have been liberated says that the free
invites foreign, especially American, In
vestmcnts. His only ambition. the gem
eral says. Is TO soc his countrymen and
foreigners In Nicaragua peacefully de-
voted 10 the development of the resources,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
A Good Roads Invitation,
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO, Sept 6.-The county commits
sioners OF Utah county have received a
letter from Lewis R. Speare, president OF
the American Automobile association In
wiling them 10 be present and take part
in the annual national good roads CON
Der 26. 81, IS and %. The letter states
that the movement has the support and
cooperation OF the American Automobile
association: National Grange. Patrons uf
Husbandry. Farmers Educational and
Cooperative Union. United States office
OF public roads, National Association Of
Automobile Manufacturers and the
League OF American Wheelmen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
Utah County's Public Schools.
Special to The Tribune

PROVO. Sept 6.-The schools OF Utah
county opened today under very favor
able conditions. Several new and com
modious buildings have repla ced the old
structures. and additions have been pro-
vided against crowded class rooms. More
attention has been given TO sanitation
and the health question in schools than
In any previous year Medical nspec-
tion Will be lnaugurated and children
suffering with physical abnormalities will
be examined and proper treatment rec
training supervisor Will be engaged to
furnish plans and supervise the subjects.
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Weber Marriage Licenses.
Special to The Tribune.

SpecI1I 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 6.-Licenses TO marry
were issued by the county clerk &C the
following today
William r Eckhart and Ma:v 3. Batch
elor, both Of Ogden.
Hans Anderson Tremonton. Idaho. and
Hazel May Tracy, Warren.
George G Phillips and Olive Wilson,
both OF Ogden
Homer w, Getty. Pittsburg, Pa, and
Myrtle 3. Grant. Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-07
SPENCER RETURNS FROM
VISIT IN NEW YORK

D. s. Spencer, assistant general freight
agent Of the Oregon Short Line. has re-
turned from a fortnight in New York.
where he went with his son for a little
rest and recreation. 1t is the first vnca-
ton Of note that he has taken In years.
and he returns feeling much refreshed
and impressed with Gotham's greatness.
He visited all the points OF interest and
had time to study railroad conditions in
the centers of population from the stand
point OF an onlooker
Mr. Spencer's office was hesieged all
day with friends eager to welcome bin
home.
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Will Play at Brigham City.

Manager Mike Donovan and the Salt
Lake team OF the Utah State league
leaves this morning ier Brignam Clty.
this afternoon. They will play Mt Gar
land tomorrow. The Salt Lake team Is
strengthened by the addition OF Danny
Donovan and Heusser from Kenimerer
and Plake. Lawrence and Toner from
Ogden.
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Bell Makes His Escape.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeclaI 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, Sept. Crank Bell, a negro
hophead attempted TO escape from the
corridors OF the city jail today. where
he had been left alone for a few min
utes pending the opening Of the police
court. He was captured on Grant ave
nue. by Detective Plncock.
Bell was awaiting trial for the theft
Of a chair from the office Of DR.. e. NJ
Conroy, He had gone there for medi-
cine and getting tired OF waiting he took
the chair TO Alvord's second hand store
where he sold 1t for enough money with
which 10 buy dope. He Will have a hear
ing IN the police court tomorrow morn
ing.
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On Statutory Charge.
Special to The Tribune

SpcclAI 10 TIC ITlDUne
OGDEN, Sept. 6.-Statutory charges
will be preferred against Ross La Belle
by his uncle, ]. La Belle. for unlawful
relationship with the latter's 15-year-old
daughter Mary Ross La Belle was ar
rested several days ago lni has been
held pending the filing OF n formal com
plant, HIS uncle declared his intention
TODAY OF pushing ;he chacgss neainst lnln.