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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30
EXCITING CHASE
AFTER RODDER
Thief Steals Fifteen Dollars
and Sets Pace for Marathon
With Police.
Especial TO The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT


Ogden. Oct 29,-One OF the most
daring daylight robberies that has oe-
CURED in ogden in many months took
place shortly before o'clock this aft
ernoon when a weil-dressed, dark
complexioned man stole quietly into
the ogden junk house. 1902 Washing
ton avenue. and. walking over TO 4
listle desk where the days receipts
were kent locked in an inside drawer,
pried omen the desk with a knife and
escaped with SIS, mostly all OF II in
small change.
The thief was not discovered in his
work until just a. he turned 10 leave
the store Al that moment Mrs. Clara
kraiaes. wife Of the proprietor. Jo-
seph Kralnes. came out OF a rear room
thinking she had heard noise. Upon
seeing the woman the robber turned
on his heel and fed. whne MS.
Kraines screamed loudly for the no
lice. NeighbOrs telephoned immedi-
ateiv 20 police headquarters. and
number Of officers under the direction
Of Captain C. q. Brown lost no time in
giving chase In the patrol wagon.
Heads for Brewery.
The robber was traced 10 the ore
Eon short Line tracks in a circuitous
route around the Becker brewery, bat
succeeding I'm eVading the police when
DE left the railroad tracks and plunged
into the 'iUnglcs,' which are 50 thick
that il was almost impossible for the
officers 10 make their way about in
trying 10 follow their man.
A corps of men from the brewery
and a number OF citizens Joined in the
chase. but 10 no avail The man had
been seen 10 cross the railroad tracks
and walk swiftly around the Becker
brewery. Then he went through the
unde.brush and is thought 10 have
emerged from the ''jungles" just as
the patrol wagon pulled up at the
tracks after fOrding the river. The
officers jumped from the wagon and
gave chase. but were practically help
less.
Detective George Wardlaw spent
two hours circllng the brush on a BIZ
cycle Several times he caught sight
of his man. but could not get near
enough 20 make a catch or risk shoot
tng. George Wilson an emplOye Of
the Elite cleaning blishment VINO
telephOned the call I'm 10 the police.
and Joined in the, chase. caught the
mans coat while cirCling the brewery.
hut the rObber ierked himself loose.
N Al@rN ~=-lu Lt4al aL ttaA lAlitr tAiF lhu-
her was very much out Of breath. but,
as Wilson was too tired himself to
continue in pursuit the fleeing day
light burglars adNeGtures for the next
hour were not nearly so exciting
Police Lose Trail
According TO Mrs Kraines. the
burgar Is The same man who came to
the junk store Yesterday and sold
stove for the small sum Of so cents.
The police believe The stove was also
stolen ard that Il was sold merely to
learn where the cash vas kept At
the time the man received the 90 cents
yesterday, nc WIS required 10 sign his
name in daybook. He seribbled the
name Of George Moore, ogden hotel.
hut the police nave not been able to
] nd trace Of any such person.
The rOb5er is described as being tail
and hesVv set. well dressed i'm a dark
brown suit. dark soft hat white col
lar and f-rTf- anrrs A. fn.rfnTa1
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30
Gag Rule Operates.

The present situation grows out or
a meeting held Friday by the ". c.
T. L. II is claimed by members Of
the organization that the word was
passed 10 all Democratic members to
be present They We're. And when
the proposition of calling a special
meeting To be addressed by salt Lake
women, who are declared never to
have been w. C. +. L. workers before
and are now out in the interests OF
statewide prohibition, was put, the
objections of a few women who did
not want the organization drawn into
any political campaign were voted
down
Strenuous were the objections inter-
posed by the minority. The women
declared they were for temperance.
but not for political alignment of the
organization, and not for gag rule"
methods OF forcing it into such align
ment. The result was that the meet
ing ended in an uprOar
Then the minority. including the
president. formulated the following
address of resignation, and IS securing
signatures of members for presenta-
ton to the organization:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30
WOMEN PROTEST
AGAINST GAG RULE
President and Members of the
W. c. I. u. Rebel Against
Trick of Democrats.
lspeeIal % The Herald-Republiean.)

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Springville. Oct, 2s-Rather than
submit 10 being forced into a cam
paign for Democratic statewide pro-
hibition under the guise of a " c. T.
L. crusade for temperance, the presi-
dent and other members OF the local
branch Of the organization have draft
ed a communication 10 the ". c. T.
L., containing their designations. These
women declare they do not propose TO
stand by and see their temperance or
ganization impressed into the service
of the Democratic party. whether or
no, just because the Democratic WOm-
en- packed" a meeting of the W c.
z. L. Friday and. by means of the
gag rule, forced the organization TO
call a meeting for next week 10 give
moral and other support 10 a rally at
which statewide prohibition SPELL
binders from Salt Lake are scheduled
to speak.
Because the Democratic contingent
insists upon having the ". G. T. L.
mother the Democratic prohibition
rally, and others object TO their or
ganization being dragged into any par
tisan campaign. the organization is
/ threatened with dissolution. it is said.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
May Recover.

The commissioners met Monday
Hessrs. Reynolds. Gregory and Man
Vile all being present. and were
congratulating themselves just be,
fore converting on the bright pros
poets for the year. but a few NOM
ents later they received a jolt that
made them sit up and gasp. 1t was
q bill from the so-called experts for
1907 for twenty days work, be-
sides q few other bills which Mr
Mulnix had contracted for the coun,
ty in his assumed position of boss
of the court house. The commits
sioners had never had nay expert,
ence with anything higher thar
$500 per day men. and were some.
what surprised to find they had g
staff of fancy ST. and $40 per da,
men looking for pay checks. Ex
pert prices are going since the city
got the same bunch for S27 day
The state government paid one Of
the so-called experts to investigat.
the Huerfano assessors office. and
he reported $1,000 acres of lant
had not been assessed. He go
his SIS per day. and further in
vestigadon showed that $1,000
res Of this land was held by thu
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

I'd like to be an expert
And with the experts work,
With forty dollars daily pay
And up my sleeve a dirk.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
EoTATE.

out of the Clerks Office Of the Dis
arict Court of Prowers County and State
Of S,, Colorado and to me directed. on q
favor OF Mary. A. Kreider. plaintiff.
against Mary Jane wilcox. John Rrei-
Ter Alexander Kreider, Ann ooodell. FL
Nreider. defendants. on the 22d day OF
he Real Estate hereinafter described.
oest bidder on the 2sth day OF January.
\. d. 1910. at the front door of the
court House at Lamar. in said County
noon OF said day. the following describ-
I'd real estate situated In Prowers Coun-
ty. Colorado. to-wit:
iThe south half OF Section Eleven 1i),
and the north half of Section Fourteen
OF Range Forty-two t42) West of the
sixth Principal Meridian in Colorado.
containing Six hundred and forty (s4o)
acres: and the following described real
estate situated In Baca County, Colo
RADIO. to-wit:
Lots One ~. Two t2). Three t3l and
FOUR FOUR S9 in Section Thirty.thrse tsD Of
sixth. Principal Meridian in Colorado.
containing One hundred and sixty sever
and Ss-10o tfs7 s5-100) acres.
The terms of said sale will be as
follows; The purchase money to be
cash in hand and paid before title shall
pass to the purchaser: the said describ-
or in separate and convenient parcels
as will realize the largest price; and
any Of the parties to the Judgment abov
purchasers of the whole or any part Of
the premises sold.
Dated this 9Th day OF January. A. d.
JOHN A. SIMPSON.
Commissioner
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

Mrs. F. M. Jackson returned from
Grand Junction. Colorado. last Wed.
nesday where she has spent several
days visiting friends.
o. L. and W. F. Denny made
filings on homesteads yesterday
morning. The Denny brothers are
from Olathe. Kansas
Mr.. e. P. York of Denver spent
last week in Lamar looking up data
On several irrigation projects. and
especially the Two Buttes
p. w. Moulder who purchased
properly near Lamar last week. left
for his home in Michigan to pre-
pare to move to Colorado.
Prof E. r. Jones returned from
Denver last Friday where he ha
been attending the meeting of tn.
Colorado Teachers Association.
Dennis Gibbons returned from
Denver this week and is now inspee
ng the progress made in the pas
month at his Two Buttes camp.
The official board meeting of the
new directors of the Bent and Prov
,rs Canal Company. was held in
heir office Tuesday aft ,rnoon.
T.,A I'm ho
lust mailed a fine circular letter
md six new views of the project tc
5000 people in the United States.
Miss Carrie Lee who has beef
operated on for appendicitis at L;
unta some time ago. will soon bo
lome with her parents and friends.
Mrs. W. p. James arrived HON,
asst Wednesday from a trip on the
western slope. stopping at Crane
function and other western points
Joe Allen who has been working
1T the Ben Mar for sometime. wal
allied to his home In Indiana on
account of the sickness of his faith
,r.
DIR. W. p. Verify of Chicago who
ias a fine farm under the Two
,uttes canal. left for Colorado City
last Wednesday to visit for few
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Craigmile. o.
t;antoul. Illinois. arrived this morn
ing on No. Z for few weeks visi
With their daughter. Mrs. VIII
smith.
F. NJ. Amerine and C. A. Denny
II Holly were in Lamar this morn
ing making filings on homesteads
n the south eastern part OF the
county.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

Brown are glad to learn she is re.
covering rapidly after spell OF
pneumonia fever.
Miss Elsie B,osser of Holton. Kan
sas. came in last Sunday morning
for a three weeks visit with her
brother and sister. Mr.. Harve Bios
ser and Mrs. Orten Tweedie of Will
ey.
Mr.. R. Bowser and family re-
turned last Sunday from Holton.
Kansas. where they spent the past
three months visiting for the bene-
fit of Mrs. Bowsers health. We are
glad to say she is much improved.
The Ladies' of Woodcraft enter
tanned the Woodcraft children We'd
nesday afternoon. After the regu-
lar routine of business the ladies
served sandwiches and coffee, nuts
and fruits. The little folks enjoy
ed this treat very much and some
Of the older children wished they
were. older SO they could be Wood
crafts. too.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

p. w. Moulder who purchased
properly near Lamar last week, lef,
for his home in Michigan to pre-
pare to move to Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

NOTICE.
Bids win be received until noon Dec
County commi.sioners of !h Proves 9s Souo ol
ty. Colorado. at the office OF the Coun-
tv Clerk for the driving OF not less
the Arkansas River at the Carlton
Bridge and In Jetties contiguous. bids
to be made at a price per lineal foot
for Slch piling driven.
Piling to be driven In places indicat-
ed by the Engineer or Overseer in
charge. r--
The Board of County Commissioners
reserves the right to reject any and
CHAS. F. HoA0. Clerk.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
CURES REMOVE DOUBT
ABOUT ECZEMA CURE
Read What Your Druggist says
About Oil OF WintergreeR
Compound

Compound
Druggist w. A. thinner submits
the following to the readers of the
Register:
For several years we have announ
ced, with our recommendation. that
we had found a positive cure for &C.
zema: q simple skin wash oil Of win
tergreen compounded with other
healing ingredients.
Yet we know there are people
right in this town who have eczema.
and still have never tried this rem
edy.
We have therefore arranged with
the d. d. D. Laboratories Of Chica-
go for 4 special offer of a trial bot
tie at rs cents instead of the $1.0O
bottle as regularly sold.
We offer this trial bottle with
our recommendation and assurance
'hta Just as soon as the patient
that Just as soon as the patient
washes his itching skin. this mild
liquid will take the itch away in
stantly.
The UD-to-Date Drug Company.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
Presbyterian Church

The week OF prayer is being
observed in nightly services.
Sabbath services occur as follows:
Sabbath school at 10 a. IN.
Public worship and Communion ser
vice at IL o'clock.
vesper service at 4:3O p. m.
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. m
An Invitation is extended to ali
10 attend these services.
VIM. G. Kerry. Minister.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

county. 1000 acres was actually as
sessed to individuals. 5000 was go,
eminent land and 1000 acres did
not exist on this sphere. but might
on Mars.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

Notice Of Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders.
Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
II the Lamar Gas and Oil Company
will be held at the Commercial Club
ooms at the town Of Lamar. Col
orado. on Tuesday. the 18th day of
January. A. d. 1910. at 1880 o'clock
=. NJ. for the purpose of electing q
Board OF Directors and transact
ing any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado. Dec.
IL. 1909.
MORTON STRAIN. President
C. C. 0OODALE. Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
coLUMe iNE ITEMS.

Mr.. Trim Hubbard of McClave
was transacting business in Lamar
last Tuesday.
]. F. Davis and John Brown have
been wrestling with a spell Of La
Grippe but both are reported bet
ter.
Mr.. J. T. Davis and son. virl
spent New Years day with Mr.. DAY.
ISIS brother. Enoch Davis Of Nc
Clave.
The many friends Of little Leta
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
Prosperity Lane.

Mrs. c. B. Thoman gave a dinner
to her folks on New Years day.
Mrs. Jud Downing OF Lamar Wis
tied at the Dewey home on New
Years day.
Major Towers. q former owner
of the "a circle ranch was q visitor
on the lane recently.
Too cold to go hunting for items
now days but we hope to see this
winter weather cease between now
and March.
Mrs. Butler has gone east for
an extended visit with her daught-
er and friends in Lawrence, Kansas.
and in Wisconsin.
Miss Berl Dewey is home from
Nebraska where she Is attending
school. on q short vacation with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Dewey.
Mr.. Thoman is putting quite an
addition to the old John Thomar
house. where, we are informed. Mr.
Robert Thoman and family will re-
side and farm the farm next year.
We. understand there has been o
break in the dam Of the Arkansas
River ditch near Mudd creek and
that 1t promises to become quite q
serious matter to stop and repair
the same.
The neighbors of Mr.. Beckne,
assisted by number OF woodmen
an order to which he belongs. gave
him what might be properly termed
a Beet Shower not long since
Mr.. Becknsr and family have beer
sick most of the fall and was un
able to market his big beet crop an,
these good people gathered at hi
ranch and marketed his entire croI
for him. Mr.. Beckner says he ap
preciates their kindness very much
Grinning Isaac.
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05

Miss Charlotte Timbrook is visit
ing friends in Lamar this week.
Mrs. G. A. Mock was up from
Granada last week visiting friends.
Miss Dixie Davis of Denver is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Randolph.
this week.
X. 4. Messenger is in Denver
this week looking after his bus
ness interests
rom an extended visit in the east
with relatives.
Chas. Doughty returned to BoulL
er Saturday to attend the comins
-erm of school.
Lloyd Miser returned from
yisit with his grandparents in Rock.
Ford last Sunday.
John T. Lamott of Holly was
-ransacting business in Lamar tn
first of this week.
Miss Ruth Lee is visiting her
lister. Mrs. Clarence Ross6rough a
n Junta this week.
Miss Mildred McNutt of Boulder
colorado. is visiting with her aun
irs. w. A. Packard.
Editor Connolly of the Hartman
Enterprise was seen upon our bus
streets last Thursday.
Earl Garvin spent few days Il
as Animas last week visiting witt
ais numerous friends.
Karl Horn returned to Fort Co
ms to resume his work at the Co
,rado Agricultural College.
Bush Leasure is very i'll wit.
pneumonia but the latest report 1
hat he is improving slowly.
Oscar George one OF Lamar's ole
liners is shaking hands with hi.
friends In Lamar this week.
Roll Goodale returned to Denvei
asst Thursday to resume his wor.
n the ID. u. law department
Miss Verde Markham returned
o Baldwin. Kansas. to resume her
work at the Baker University.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Conwell and children
eft for Colorado Springs where the
'hildren are attending school.
John Carley and Mrs. VIM. Car
ey of Wiley left on No. 8 Monday
for the eastern part Of Kansas.
Miss Florence Sayler returned to
oes Moines. Iowa. after spending
her vacation with her parents.
Chas. Maxwell. manager of the
local flour mill returned from q
ten days trip In Eastern Kansas.
DIR. Friend reports the arrival OF
fine baby boy at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Horn, Monday.
A. X. Ginler. who drives the Whit
;ar for the King Realty Company
IS snow bound at Eads, Colorado.
Mr.. Anderson. chauffeur for the
3ibbon's Construction Company. is
lble to be about after a weeks ILL
ness.
Mrs. Wilson Of Lawrence, Kan
'as. has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Robert zeigler for the past
week.
Mr.. Gordon. the popular young
lawyer. is In the eastern part of
he county dispensing law. this
week.
Mrs. Lamberton and daughter,
Miss Muriel. stopped off in Lamar
asst Friday to visit friends between
trains.
A. B. and NJ. Z. Gilbert are in
from the Two Buttes district look
ing for men and teams and gteting
supplies.
Misses Pearl Horn and Vide Hasty
left for Colorado Springs to attend
The second term of the Colorado
College.
C. A. Coker. manager for the
King Realty Co.. is visiting with
his family in Scott City. Kansas.
this week. "a
Mrs. Chas. Z. Gamble left today
for a visit with relatives at Ptney
Flats. Tennessee. She will remain
some time.
Mr.. Lee Scott left for Lawrence
Kansas. where he will attend q bus
mess college for the remaining part
OF the year.
Mrs. ]. NJ Citizens returned to heI
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of stock
holders Of the First National Bank Of
namar Will be held At the Banking
January II. 1910 for the purpose Of
eiecting q board of directors for the en-
otner business As may properly come
before IT,
W. C GOULD,
The Lamar register., 1910-01-05
DIR. e. E. Bartlett
Physlclan and SURGEON

OfRce over New York store, or
inquire ut Mclean Brca.' drug
store.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-23
Maxine Salt Lake Fresh.

A remarkable engineering feat is be-
ing considered in Utah, the aim be-
ing to convert a portion of Salt Lake
into a body of fresh water. This is an
ancient dream long deemed impossi-
bic of fulfilment, but the present plan
gives promise of proving successful
IF it is, then will be witnessed, "a trans
formation as complete as has ever
been seen upon the wastes of the west,
where irrigation has converted bar
rem deserts into fruitful gardens.
The plan of the engineers is to build
d dam across the eastern extremity Of
the lake where the principle streams
that feed the body flow in. This dam
is to he several feet higher than the
present water level and the design is
to divide the lake into two parts. The
theory IS that the water will flow in
to the first lake, rise to a level with
the dam, and then tumble into the 9th
er section. The water in the first di-
vision viii move constantly and, ac-
cording to the theory of the engineers,
will retain its freshness while that in
the lower lake viii continue to be
briny, as at present. If the plan proves
successful it is believed haat the terri
tory adjacent to the lake can be made
highly attractive, giving It infinite pos
sibilities as a summer resort.-Bir-
mingham News.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-23

New York, Sept 22.--Cfaynor senti-
nent took form and assumed direction
in democratic circles here today more
rapidly than at any other time since
his name came to the front as a posi-
BILE candidate for governor. state
Chairman John A. Dix had brought
word of how large the figure of the
mayor b,fIked from distance, but unth
today New York leaders had been reh-
cent. Partly they were restrained by
the continued silence of the mayor him.
self and partly by hesitation as to how
they would fare with Mayor Gaynor at
Albany and John Purroy Mitchell, now
acting mayor. in his chair. But today
there were two developments of inter-
est.
Open Talk for Gaynor Among District
Leaders.
In the first place, there was much
open talk for Gaynor among district
Hail, and those who heard it could only
account for it on the assumption that
it had warrant from those higher in the
councils of the society. In the second
place. Charles II. Murphy the taciturn
leader of Tammany, publicly admitted
the strength of the movement toward
Gaynor. while carefully reserving any
declaration Of his own attitude.
Mr.. Murphys Declaration.
Mr.. Murphy said:
The sentiment of the state seems to
favor the nomination of Mayor GaynOr
for governor"
BY many Tammany men this decla-
ration was taken to m can that Murphy
brought away from his recent visits
to the mayor at St. James some init
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-23
MAYOR CAfN0R FOR GOVERNOR
With Representative Suzer Second Choce-Interestng
Developments in New York State Politics

nation of his. attitude toward a noni-
nation and some idea that the mayors
permitting the publication. of his long
letter to his sister in Utica relating
to his recollections of the attempt to
assassinate him, had been correctly in
terpreted as equivalent to an an
nouncement of his Willingness to rum,
Representative SuIzer-4Second Choice.
Mr.. .Murphy's declaration was made
in the presence of a delegation of poll
ticians who went to TammanT Hall on
an errand quite uneonnected with Mr..
GaFnor. They called in fact; to-urg z
the claims Of Representative William
Sulzer, whose boom has been most &C.
lively nut forward.
The sSulzer boomers eagerly sprea q
the report of their conversation on ac-
count of what Murphy said further:
"Sulzer is also much talked about"
he. continued. Z have had men going
through the state and they report that
the people, seem to want the mayor
nominated, with SuIzer as second
choice"
do you think this sentiment for
Gaynor has been manufactured? ' ask
ed the visitors.
Some of it may have been manu-
featured. We shall nominate the man
the people. want"
IF it shouldn't happen to be Gay
nor, how about SulZer?' persisted one
of the politicians
"Sulzer is a good man. was the an
Swer, and has a good backing, up the
state. The convention will decide.
am not naming candidates."
From the joy in the Sulzer camp
oyer this interview it is evident tina
his hackers believe the mayor will de
cline Nomination and that Mr.. Mtlr-
ply. knows this apd therefore fayors
the congressman's chances. =.