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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
GROWING IN IDAHO
Special to The Tribune

Sprtldl 10 ne lTlDunCs
BOISE Sept 3o.-An association which
is rapidly assuming Importance in Ada
and Canyon counties is the Idaho Pro-
motive and Protective association with
headquarters at the state capital. and
sub-ofices In every town of the two
mentioned counties
While the aim OF this society Is to pro-
mote all OF the interests of the state
and TO protect the citizens who need the
backing of large organization and the
settlement OF damages. the immediate
cause OF, its existence is the hoods OF
last spring. which invaded the towns OF
Nampa and Caldwell. Many settlers in
the immediate vicinity of these places
were seriously damaged by the overflow
OF the irrigation bitches in the carly
spring, fleeing from their homes to save
their lives. and later in the season suffer
ing from lack of water in their fields
and orchards.
1t is the Intention OF this association
10 secure the adjustment of these diff
culties by placing reservoirs at close
intervals for the reception of the waste
water. the cementing of portions Of the
canals and the deepening OF others. The
officers OF the association are. President
j, A. McGee, Nampa; vice president
Robert Noble Boise; secretary, John
Davis. Caldwell. treasurer, J., w. Robin
son, Boise. campaign through the
avenue or the press is one OF the active
strong committee has been secured, with
Mrs. Z. ]. Dockery of Boise, chairman
Miss Pearl Tyer, Boise secretary, Miss
Mae Hart. Caldwell. assistant secretary
6, Q. Broxon. Boise and William Lemon
Nampa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
WIFE Of SOTHERV
IS SEEKING DIVORCE
Makes Second Attempt to Sc.
cure Freedom From Bonds
of MatrimOny.

RENO. New. Sept. 3o.-Virginia Harmed
Sothern. the well-known actress. today
filed suit for divorce against Edward II.
sothern, the prominent actor, In the dis
trict court here.
Mrs. Sothern alleged failure to pro-
vide and desertion for a period OF more
than one year The complaint IS un-
sealed and alleges that Sothern deserted
the plaintiff In 1906, ten years after their
marriage at Philadelphia on December
3. Since that time the plaintiff alleges
her husband has failed TO contribute TO
her support.
Mrs Sothern alleges a six months resi-
denoe and also alleges that her husband
is now and has been for the past two
years resident OF Washoe county. Ne
vada.
This is the second suit for divorce filed
by Mrs. Sothern, Two years ago she
commenced an action, bit the decree was
denied on account of Mrs. Sothern's never
having resided In Nevada.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
JAPANESE LOVERS OF
WHITE GIRLS HINDERED

TACOMA. Wash. Sept. So.-A halt on
the inssuance OF marriage licenses to
called today by County Auditor W A.
Stewart. His order followed the appli-
cation Of Sanichi Kanda of Allyn and
Miss Daisy Tuthill OF Vaughan-the
third Of It's kind this week, The couple
had been refused license in Seattle and
came TO Tacoma following the publication
Of two couples married here on Wednes-
day.
"There is no state law against It," says
Auditor Stewart, "but we can take our
time investigating the applications and
they may get tired OF waiting. Rev.
man. who appeared as the affiant for the
couple was told TO be cautious in swear
ing to applications or he might get into
trouble, He admitted that he had just
been introduced to kanda and Miss Tut
hill,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
BOLD ATTEMPT TO
ROB A SMALL BANK
Man Walks in With Gun. but
Cashier Has Nerve and
Uses Revolver.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. Sept. 30-A
bold attempt was made to rob the Bank
OF McClelland small town in this
county, this afternoon.
man. giving the name OF Tom Kirby
whose home is said to be at Oakland
Ia, entered the bank and, presenting a
revolver demanded that the cashier
turn over the banks cash. Instead
Julius the cashier opened fire on the
bandit. Both mon emptied their revo-
Vers and the robbcr was slightly wound
ed In the arm Julius was not hurt.
Kirby then ran from the building and
tried to escape, 4 farmers picnic had
brought nearly 5000 people to McClcl-
land today and the crowd. attracted by
the shooting, soon captured the would
be robbcr.
Kirby Is f5 years OF age and claims
to have wife and eight children.
He gives the fact that he can only
earn Si.50 a day as his reason for tho
attempted robbery,
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PWS OF the Intermountain Redion
BRAKEMAN SUES, ASKING
DAMAGES FOR ARREST
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 30 The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept. 2o.-Deprved Of the op-
portunity OF pursuing his duties as a
shame and mortification because of his
arrest and four DAYS Imprisonment in the
city jail, charged with grand larceny,
James Armstrong, through his attorney,
fr,day MED an action In the district
court against the South Pacific Railroad
company and II. II. Gordon. special de-
ttecuye Armstrong demands judgment
for $4,000.
Armstrong was arrested by the rail-
road officer September s. For four days
ne was held In Jail without any SPECIFIC
charge. He then obtained a writ of
habeas corpus, which was immediately
Followed by the formal filing of a COM
plant in which he was charged with the
theft Of articles of baggage at the local
depot. Late on September 81. the COM
plant says. the criminal action against
the brakeman was dismissed by the coun-
ty attorney and no further action taken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
JESSE KNIGHT TO TALK
AT DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Snecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Sept. 3o.-Tbe Democrats OF
Utah VIII open their campaign with a
rally AT the Salt Lake theeter next
Knight The Tlntic mining wizard. Will be
the principal speaker. and 1t is expected
;hat ne will take fall out OF the apostle
senator and his pet paper the Herald :
Republican. Two years ago in speech
in the Mozart pavilion here in Provo, Mr..
knight told some things about the sens :
tor that are smarting yet, and at that
time Nh knight said he could tel much
more that was not to the senator's cred =
II Mr. knights friends here are anticl =
pating the talk which is to he MADE In
the Salt Lake thcater with much reJoic-
ing = IL Is snid here that " knight does
tell all he knows, Snoot VIII stand i
poor show in the religio- -politico affairs OF
Utah In the future.
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$4,000 HOTEL WILL
BE BUILT In MURRAY
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune,
MURRAY. Sept 3o.-lf present plans
are followed out Murray will have Il
$50 900 hotel within another year. IT
has Just recently come TO light that a
plan is on foot 10 erect n modern hostelry
on the corner OF Seventeenth South and
State streets. The promoters are promi
nent In commercial circles in Salt Lake.
Several trips have been made here and
an architect has been employed 10 draw
up specifications II is also learned that
several contractors have been seen with
regard 10 making bids, and from the
looks of things Il is q sure go. II. w,
Brown. who owns the property. is re-
tlcent. concerning what has been ac-
complished. but he intmatcd that fur
ther developments could be expected.
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6]ND.EXPECTED
FAIR
nsy of Exhibition Ex-
!, Show Record Break
be- Attendance.

The Tribune. -,
can't. sO.-TomorroN is the
4 the Four-state fair. which
nsd,n september %, and a rec
: attendance is expected
y all Of the exhibits Will re-
~, until Saturday night. al"
4. ,sve already been released
,,rement of the state fair IN
.-,,s awards we're announced
'scs ',s,crsetary's office this after
J. home made. butter; ten
q ,ri1s Mrs. c. s. Stalliags;
y lanes II. Toomer.
a soons, first prize. Rlackman
'sp La and largest display OF
l, prIse. Blackman & Grif-
.,,Orkju. Robert Erwin. first
cnc,,mber, Arnold Hardy,
Isrrest watermelon, r. n.
,Tlze: largest apple. n. Free
sll,,s. largest peach. II. Free
..iss. largest pear, H. Free
"a: best display of pumpkins,
IN first prize.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
TEDDY REFUSES TO
ANSWER ATTACK.
Says Nothing in Response to As.
sault Made by Paper of Sen
atOr Cummins.

OYSTER BAY, Sept 30-Bringing
with him his son in law, Representative
Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati, Col
onel Roosevelt returned to New York
by automobile late this afternoon.
An attack on Colonel Roosevelt,
which appeared today in the Des
Moines News, which is said to be Sen
ator Cummins g personal organ, brought
forth no comment from the colonel be-
yond the statement that he has. heard
of it.
1t is known, however, that he re-
CARDS the New York state platform not
as an expression of his own ideas, but
rather as a reflection of the views of
the party
Friends of Roosevelt who were with
him at Saratoga said today that he
was not pleased with the tariff plank,
His position in regard TO the tariff
law was made clear In his speech as
| temporary chairman. and Colonel Roose-
welt told his friends that he did not
care to go further than that in indors
| ing the law.
Preparing for Tour.
Colonel Roosevelt ten days tour
through the south and southwest be.
gins on October 6, He will leave New
York in private car at 3:25 p. m
The Rrst stop will be at Bristol, Va,
where Mr.. Roosevelt will make brief
address. The second stop Is Knoxville,
Tenn, where he will deliver an address
at the Appalachian exposition on Octo'
| Der :.
The party next goes to Rome, Ga,
where Mr.. Roosevelt will address the
citizens, At Atlanta, the next stop,
the colonel will make an address be-
fore the Uncle Remus Memorial asso~
cIation on the evening of October s. He
will speak at a conservation meeting IN
the afternoon and be entertained by
the mayor of Atlanta at a private din
ner.
Plans All Arranged,
Leaving Atlanta on October 9, the
party arrives at Hot Springs, Ark,
where Mr.. Roosevelt will be enter
tanned at the Arkansas State fair on
October 10, From there the party will
go TO st. Louis, spending twenty four
hours under the direction Of Governor
Hadley and the city and state Repub.
lican committees. A breakfast will be
given by the Business Men g league,
there will be a luncheon with the Traf-
ic club, and public address under
the auspices Of the Republican commit
tee at tho Coliseum in the evening.
At Peoria, Mr.. Roosevelt will be the
guest of Spaulding council, Knights of
Columbus. on October 12, and the ar.
rangements in Indiana. including In.
dianapolis. are under the direction Of
Senator Beveridge and the Republican
state committe. Mr.. Roosevelt will re.
turn to New York on the evening of
Friday, October IA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
BISHOP TUTTLE NOT
FAV0RING PROHIBITION

MONTGOMERY. Mo. Sept 3o-Daniel
S. Tuttle, presiding bishop of the Prot
estant Episcopal church In the United
States in O prepared interview said here
today:
"All true Americans. IL seems to me.
ought TO strive TO maintain and perpetu-
ate American principles, State wide pro-
hlbttion violates and local option sup
ports this principle; therefore / am op-
posed 10 state wide prohibition and In
favor OF local option"
Missouri at the November election will
vote on the statewide prohibition con-
stltutonal amendment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
IKILLING is
EQUEL TO FILTRATION
h. Tribune

The Tribune.
|&pl 30.-An alleged chicken
ss heard In the police court
|dbps1 another phase 70 the
'zk,lng between Mrs. J. o
j, Lindsay of North Wash :
nlF. Of which Lindsay 5 wife
II the same court several
qp woman was charged With
3 hen belonging TO Sam Mel
s ffult dealer The woman.
4 upon 10 explain the charge
7. dramatically waved her
be direction OF Lindsay, 10
referred as her witness.
ls put on the witness stand
red that he had killed the
bng!ng 10 the Greek because
; had complained TO him while
jlrg little friendly visit thai
ehickens were damaging heI
'.sine The chickens neck. Lind
ne Threw the fowl into a
2. Lindsay was not i'm court
aflec hearing the testimony,
y a charge OF theft had not
y and dismissed the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
n COMMITTEE
ms TICKET IN FIELD

The Tribune.
s.nt. sO.-With small hope Of
= msn on it's ticket the So
~ Of Ogden Friday made
saudIda,es for legislative and
~ whose names Will appear
IN al the approaching cleo
! ,slection Of the candidates
|, been made at convention
s.n,ember -. but the small
Al Inc convention decided
Al the party 10 leave the
ming ou, the ticket 10 the
rhittee.
|stfom OF the Socialist party.
olher oppressors OF labor are
|; both Republican and Demo-
,,,E are charged with main
rnlzstions for the promotion
z corruption.
Van Warden. who heads the
~ nominee for state senator.
IA Ogden for about one year,
= tine he has attracted con-
mention by his fervid ora
Z, corners. The ticket Stale
nhur Van Warden. Ogden
tjens Winters OF Huntsville.
nj Of Ha,1'isville: Carl UlVcr
4 IW. Lund OF ogden. county
|IacLsrhlan. ogden. assessor.
IA, Ogden; treasurer. y. II
rdtn: recorder, d. c. Dcra.
'cney William Dsrgan, Og-
|Yot II. j MacLachlan. Og-
be. j. Tribe; commissioners.
1rld. Kanesvillc, four-ycar
an Harrison, Plain City. two
constable, Hyrum Jenkins.
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AMERICA WILL INVESTIGATE
THE 0UTRAGES IN BERLIN

BERLIN. Sept. 3O,-American Embas-
sador Hill. acting on instructions from
the state department al Washingt on.
called at the foreign office today and
requested an Inquiry into the affair and
proper official redress for the assault
made by the police on Frederick w.
Vile. the correspondent OF the New York
Times, during the coal strikers rioting
last Sunday night. In company with the
correspondents OF the Reuter- Telegram
company. the New York World and the
New York Sun, Mr.. VILE. while engaged
In his duties, was watching the police
and rioters from a car when the naws
paper party was set upon by the police
and painfully injured.
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Eural Mail Man Arrested.

Special to The Tribune
,Goyo s.ni ao-The Provo fiTe de-
,a,,S and a rural mall carrier tof
i'nu,I ifnurle sam have become involved III m,o
police court night over the ,,r rshi atv OF FIRE Tae
Ghitr ~ tppsenb w Loveless has iiled
eon,pIaint @m1g Ser IN Police Justice Moons court
charging Reed Brown, rural "a Ta,. vehicle Jl
ricr with driving ,f horse ,Srne, ane sircet
Thursday TTHr W. 4 warrant OF arrest Wa fS- Is
sued for Brown and he was taKen axe rnsi,la, os,Ia
Justice Noon today atter tnD ,or IN,
mall delivery had been nl"oe
day.
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OPERA, MANAGER RESIGNS:
STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND
Snncial TO The Tribune

SpeCIdI 10 I HE TIOUIIE'
EUREKA. Sept. 30.-Walter Henry,
manager of the local opera house. re-
signed his position this week and has
been succeeded by John Whitehead. Mr..
Henry has purchased an interest IN Il
travelling theatrical company and Will
ioin the company at Tooelc on Friday
The property stolen from the freight
car at Tintic Junction Wednesday night
was discovered today by Deputy Sheriff
the junction All OF the stolen articles
were recovered. Sheriff Henriod Is al The
opinion that the work was done By
along the line of the Salt Lake Route
at the present time.
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NHELL FOUND
\ OF PETIT LARCENY

ne Tribune.
nv 2o.-Fai!ing to make out
and larceny against Earl V.
state was satisfied with a
e me charge Of petit lar
rlal IN the district court
we defendant was sentenced
o. sl0O or serve an equiva- :
ol days in the county Jail.
~ charged with the thoft
articles from a trunk he
evld Crockett at his rooms
apartments. The young
alned a room ct the apart
,she had ingrstiated himself
y. OF the landlady and the
10 such an extent that he
'1r Who was also arrested
=" suspected Of the robbery
M M proof was forthcoming
4 sss arrested at Seattle and
s'olen articles were in his
M were identified by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
Democrats OF Monroe.
;pecial to Tie Tribune.

Special TO The TVIbuhc.
MONROE. Sept, 3o,--The Democrat s
nj Monroe held their primary last night
and elected the following delegates ,3 10
Satnrds, in RIchficld Olof Nicholson,
RieBarS RtsTaPf' A. Lowe. Ole Larsen; Joseph =,
Love Aubrey Newly. Martin Larsen,
'deng p Hansen, Albert Robson. Aneus5
E,nocL Larsen. with Don Hodges. Cnrls-
tian Tuft John Hodges and Joseph Ross
as alrcruatcs. The delegates were ~ IN
sirrIctcd by the primary to vote Tor Oioi 'i
Nicholson for state representative anu
! II. Lowe for county commissioner'
etus Tohuson was nominated for JUS
lice OF tho peace and w, j. koSs TOT
constable
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
TWO MINERS INJURED
IN MINES AT PARK
sneclal to The Tribune.

Special % The TrIbuNe,
PARK CITY Sept 30.-Ernost Glenn.
an employee of the Silver King Coalition
Mining company was injured while
working in stope on the 700foot level.
He was taken 10 the Park City Miners
hospital where IL was found that he had
sustained "A fractured leg. Mr.. Glenn is
unfortunate inasmuch as this is the sec
orid time this year he has had his leg
broken.
Edward Mclaughlin, young man en-
pJnycd by the DAILY West Mining COM
psny. was injured while unloading TIM
Der at the portal OF the DAILY West tun-
mel He received numerous bruises and
n badly wrenched ankle. The young man
is being treated al the Miners hospital.
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GIRL USES REVOLVER
TO COLLECT A BILL

CHICAGO. Sept. 3h,-MisS Inez Bar
ton 4 maker and cleaner OF dresses.
aged 90. shot and fatally wounded Walter
Roberts. a cleaner and dyer. at Miss
which Miss Barton had been cleaning
for him, She demanded her pay. s.. %
and Roberts rendered $50 BILL Miss
Barton was unable TO secure tho ne
cessary change. whereupon Roberts Is
said to have made move as II to de-
part with the money and the clothes.
Miss Barton calledSupop him TO wait
She secured a revolver from dresser
and AZ the dyer turned around. she Is
alleged to have shot him.
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Notes From Midvale.

Special to The Tribune.
MIDVALE. Sept 3o.-The People q
state bank here has been made deputy
county treasurer for this end Of the
county
CHIEF Probation Officer Brown Of Salt
Lake CITY was here tbis week, complaint
having been made to him that four boys
OF this place had been playing havoc
with a squash patch The boys and
their parents agreed 10 pay for the DAM
are done Mr.. Brown noted that there
arc some boys and girls here OF school
age vino are not attending school, and
Stated that II this condition is permit
led TO las, long. he will certainly take
steps TO have the delinquents and their
parents punished.
Fred NJ Cooper OF the Jordan State
bank is still in vernal, where he WAS
sent 10 assist with the opening OF the
TTintah State bank at that place.
The Batemen family .,raa, has planned planned 80 80
H., thc West Jordan meeting house
councIlmen salSysn and po,,, MGD0nala. Hsre g +
MIrrav Wednesday inspecting the side
walks there.
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ROOSEVELT HAS NEED
OF THROAT SPECIALIST

NEW YORK. Sept. So.-It became
known tonight that Theodore Roose-
Welt consulted n throat specialist in New
York today because OF the hoarseness
that followed his speaking at Saratoga.
The colonel's throat failed him while
making tour of Europe With several
days rest he hopes to be In fine condi-
ton for his coming southern trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-01
MERCHANTS WILL KEEP
STORES OPEN UNTIL TEN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 30.-The merchants of Og-
den have won their fight for a 10 o'clock
evenings preceSine hoIIdavs desn5ta sN the he
objection OF the Retail Clerks union,
Saturday night the old hours will be re-
siImed by practically all of the Ogden
merchants. including the butchers and
srocers, who will remain open until s
O'Clock The clerks union. It is under
stood, will later present n petition 10
their employers asking for a revised SAL
ary schedule and pay for working addi~
tiona hours.
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CHOLERA IN RUSSIA
ONLY SLIGHTLY CHECKED

ST PETERSBURG, Sept 30.-The
cholera epidemic has taken a strong hold
In Amur province. Siberia. twenty six
cases. with twelve deaths, being report
ed In the week ending September 90
or these twelve cases and seven deaths
were at the capital, BlagovShtchcnsk.
Berghana. In Turkcstan, Is also in the
cholera zone. and has reported six cases.
On the whole. however, the situation
is Improving. The total made up AT the
sanitary bureau shows l9S.2i6 cases and
92.32a deaths since The outbreak of the
Epidemic.
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New Births at Kaysville.
.i,I ,o .rbe Tribune.

special- 10 Tho FllbnHe.
KAysvILLE. Sept 2o.-DurInnss nso fo1 ihc
week ba abies have been boz born TO Mr. 5re and and
n2rs ,Gw'"T William waddoups; twins tboy and and
sirj r to m Mr, and Mrs. David CLARK s9ns snS
G NJ and and Mrs " re2re e9H9 klTf Mr. and md MrS, @
" " i,rshtrte Mir. and Mrs. Albert RAD =
dou j; cESp''ad sp and Mrs. Shirley Heywo9d and
Ar and Mrs; Alfred j Io6n Morgan SoTaan as"Eh Mr.
fnn Roy Ri; Riley and Mr.. and Mrs William
Mhilc csidcS.
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WILL INVOLVING FORTUNE i,
is BROKEN BY JURY

OAKLAND. Cal, Sept 3o.-The will OF
estate valued at 5000 900. was broken
today by a jury In Judge Wells's court.
which found that at the time of the
execution OF the viii Mrs. Buffers was OF
an unsound mind
Unless an appeal from the verdict Is
taken the estate will be divided equally
among the children of Mrs. Buffers.
Among the successful contestants was
Mrs. Victoria II. Metcalf Jr., daughter
OF Mrs. Buffers and wife of son Of
former Secretary OF the Navy Metcalf.
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CANDIDATE WILL HAVE
SUPPORT OF GAYNoR

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-"One OF the
chief reasons for the nomination OF Mr..
Dix, IL is learned the World viii say
tomorrow. was that Mayor Gaynor had
expressed complete satisfaction with the
selection of the chairman OF the Demo
cratic state committee and had signified
his Willingness, II his health permitted
10 take the slump for the ticket noml-
mated tonight.
''The mayor will be asked 10 concen-
trate his attention upon Roosevelt and
the new nationalsm. task which IL Is
believed would be congenial to HIM"
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BURNS UP MONEY WHEN
ST0RK MAKES APPEARANCE
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept S0.-The arrival Of a
baby sirl at the home of Leroy Leavitt.
proprietor OF a meat market on North
ordinary routine of the household as TO
cause the nurse TO overlook a Yoll OF
bank notes and checks amounting TO s95.
which was thrown into the fire with q
pile OF rubbish and destroyed. The money
had been left under the mattress OF a
bed. While the new arrival was being
joyously exhibited TO tho neighbors. the
nurse was engaged In housec!eaning, and
fire.
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Moose Give Banquet.

Special 20 The Tribunc.
OGDEN. Sept So,-The local lodge of
the Loyal Order OF Moose entertained 200
guests at an open session In Eagles hall
tonight. programme OF instrumental
and vocal numbers was given and num-
Der of the members delivered impromptu
addresses. Later in the evening ban
quet was served at JiNingston'S cafeteria.
at which covers were laid for $50. f.
KohIenberg. deputy supreme organizer.
delivered an address. in which the growth
and the purposes of the organization were
eNpl9 ined OIL. .s...