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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Gpernbans nisOersebrannt.
D2arion. O.. 6. Deg.

Ser gan3e Beidl1ltstbeil BON N}n.
rion Jtebt in @efabr. Ser 9aub zines
sseuers 3u meroen, 0as i'm grau0
Opera 6ouie entltan0, bod alaubt
man jeet oas 8euer unter aontroue
3u baban. Ias GperH6aus lit bci.
nabe gang oerIoren uno Die 8rout.
mauern itiir3tsu Elm. Ter @aiier.
orud lit abar lehr ihrpadl uuo 0ie 8e.
iabr lit groB, oob sic 6lanunen aui
Die anSeren @ebauoe an ser Seutb
State Strabe uberig ringen meroeu.
0a Ser g9in0 iebr itarf 1T. Man
id)ast ben Shaosn auf $75, 900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Sine fitlidle isrGss.
gielp gorf. Z. Ge8emher.

NtU JUII, z LR5pWUtT.
Sfnudiad}en i'm angebIidem.Mer.
tie pon $4,000, Gigeutbum rer
,5c1u Ebeo. y. Sbont. Satin oes
betannten @abnmagnaten, iOuroen
pom ben bieiiaen 3ollbehoroen be.
idIngna9mt, neil iie nid)t ais 3oa.
pilidtia angegeben wor6en maren.
5rdu 5bont bebauptet, OaB iie bic
,Slnpelen in 9aris iiir ioIhe ein.
tauihte. 0ie iie iriiber bon europa
broGte lno mir Die fe 3oa 3ablte.
Sie gIaubt unter Oieien llmit1noeu
bered,tigt 3u iein, Ole neuen Sdrnlif.
iaheu 5oairei ein3uiiilren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
gdltsebn 9eriousn Oeriett.
suronip. Ont. z ge,.

&ultiiApf - i(.s ~N0-
Gin 9ramaa, beiouoers bemerfens.
wertb uescn Der &loblidfeit. nit ser
er auSbrad uao Ser Seftiafeit, 10
Iange er oauerte. bate sur 6olae. oab
IS N5dmer periebt, elf Strabenbnbns
magen gdit5lih 5erii0rt mno III blm,
bert anoeren Die 6eniter jertriimmart
Dur0en. 2pei Shm0en lanQ 3oaen
mebrere 1ulleuo Yerionen in oen
Sauptitrabeu umber unO 5eritortcn
ieSen SiraBenbabmuaaen, in oeiien
Selis ne geIangten. Der Gerfebr
Itodte m0breno oieier Belt a1BIib.
Gieie Sjeneu iolgten elmer Waiien-
uerllnnrIliHg. Die eluberuien Dor0eu
mar nm gegen 0ie @iniiibrumg
bon ioaennnnten rGap.a$.poll-enter
Cars leiienS ser StroBenbabnaeiea-
ltlaft 81 proteltiren, neil n;ele 3aQen
ibrem 3pede nid)t entipraden Ter
8eriammlmg fpobHten Ser 9iiroer-
meiIter uno anoere it1otiidle Neamte
bel, audi Die Observation-Disclosures
mnreu einaeIaoea IS muroen bei-
tiae Heoen aeboIten. in oenen oie
9abngeiellihait nab 9tptcn ourh Oie
Sehel ae8ogen ,purOe. Die 8emii-
tber crregteu lib INNER mebr um0
turj Dor II llbr 5ogen oie glmpeien.
Den aui Die Strabe mo begunncn
nit Dem 3erltoren ser @nacn. glac
Groreite Ser itdotiiden 9eomten ma.
rem untlos. 1ie bcrbeieiIenoe @oli.
sci mar mahtIos, mo crit ais feline
Ma9en mcbr in Siht famen. nerIiei
iid Oie Nienge. Inter 0en 8erletten
beiitoen Iid orei Noli3iiten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Sine alansemoc Slugleiitung.

llempbis, 1ellIl., Z. 1e3.
Mene Barrier. Elm 8ran5oie, er.
rang it'd olrd) ieinen Slug 0abier
0en non elmer bieiigen 3eitung ans
geiebten 9reis BON So. 900 uno idlui
3ngleid einen neuen Sdlneaiafeit9.
reforo. Barrier legte nanlih i'll
eInem 8leriot Wonoplau cine mebr
ais 16 Wleilen betragen0e Strede,
oie eiu Greied biloete, in elf Yiiuu.
ten 5uriid, nobel er cine t5eidluin.
oiateit bon anndberno 81 WieIien Die
Stunoe erreihte Ter Slug iuurOe
in einer 90be pom $500 SUP &C.
nIod)t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
SOuonras.
slepOlntionire 9seiuennna.

Fuerto Gorte3, per Suutenoepelhe
nab Nep Orleans ga, I. 9e3.
eSn Gnpartung e;jes glugriifs oer
HcuoIutipndre lit Sieie Stbt ourd)
gerid)oBlugen geihiibt uno itari
nit Nealerlmgstrilppen beiebt NOR.
0cn. Die 9eb0rOen erlpdrten ieoeH
augenblid einen 9Ingriii. 3abl.
reihe 8Gpobner iin0 iiber Die @renSe
ndd ben Ser. Stoaten gefloben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
@erifO.
(anerrerp rinaenumen.
Iollnlns. gLri3onn. Z.

Douglas, ari3onn, 4 3e5.
Ans reuoIutiondren Gueilen WirS
berldtet. 0oB bic merifaniid]en asn-
iurgenten Guerrero, cine Der groBten
5td0te lin 5taat CHIHUAHUA einga.
uontmen babeu oaB oie Reaieruugs-
armee iid erqeben bat un0 Dab Der
81bnjug nit oen ,5rieoensfomlniiii.
rem gcHommen muroe. Ter neus
8ouDerneHr Sanhe8 ultO Der StantG
iefretar Barras ioIlsn reiianirt bl.
ban.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
9rei arbsiter aet0Otet.
Warble, GoIo.. 6. ..

3lpei estalianer uno Gin Ceiterrei.
der, oerea geanien Hiht in erfo6.
rung gebratt peroen fonnten. ipur.
Den ourd ben einitur3 Der aonfret-
oede eines Sider6eitsgeiU0l5es Sas
Dan Der hteiigen Colorado Juie Wor.
BIZ Sc. errittet miro, geto6tet. Gus.
eehHung Der StaHIitiiten IN 6oIge
Deg Jroifes ioaeH ben eiai,ur3 Der.
nriaht bebea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Feruaner uno @Olipier Iieferu iiS
on Der Wren5r ein blutiges
Sreffen.
u brnHs in SOnSHraa
SIe nencItcn MnhlreinItate in Gna.
lanS ituo mieOer fiir Die 9icaie.
rnnsSfOaIitiOn siinitig.
SrlGnoer befGmpfeu iidJ segenicitis.
Gina, Z. Ge3.

Gina, Z. 9e,.
Saut bier eingetroffenen GepeIden
iiberraidlten bolipiidle Streitfr1ite
Die peruaniide @nrniion in @uapa-
bal, al Scr @ren5e bon 9oIioia geIe.
gen. IS folgte ein beftiger 8amp.,
in Dem 5abIreid)e Reruauer get6otet
o0er perlpunoet muroeu. IS iino pc.
gen. @S ioIgte elm beitiger aampi.
l5ene geldHot lporoen. Wian befiird)'
tet, 0aB Oieier 8orfaa 3u einem
gruh 5mihen oen beioen 9drt6err
iiIbren miro. Gie Sniurgenten unter
Serro boben lih nah @tuaoor ge.
iliidtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
&idlter 2nnd).
gllolnneniIIe. aLln G 9e

WloiFoeplIle, Via, 6. Ge3.
3ie gteger Cabin eYeIp .:aa Snl.
better 8epton ipiroeu bel Iou6le
8randes, yuei Yieiien Don bier ,,nt-
ierut. ais geihen an einem ganmaIt
baumelno geIlnoen gle batter pe.
itan0cu Die Gd)euue eiues ,Sarme 5
beroubl 81 baben. 2luI Dem Wea rad
oem Bef0ngniB iunrOen lie BON einem
Yoltsballfeu einem SiIfsiberilf ent
riiien un0 fur5erban0 ouigebdngt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
eins notaIeiSenSe Separation.

Ef~~~f - r-N0s
Gie ameriean SnuiiGomDanu bat
ibre iibll9e 8ierteIiabrgoioiOen6e
uon iiini Bro5ent uno eine ertra6i.
nsoenoe Doa orei Bro3ent fiir i6re
Stammaftien ansefiinoigt. es mnfi
oies iiir oieies Sabr cine IipiOeH0e
pon 27 proseEt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
GuRlamo.
7rr geItidreden.

Gbarbln, q 8el.
3ie Oe60r0en len0eu bon aaen
1beiten SibirienS gler3te mad Der
Wan0durei, nm Die bort ailsgebrohf.
ne 9elIenpeitieude 81 betdmpien.Gs
lit 0cn Gbineien onaetinoigt NOR.
ben, 0aB Die 8erIenouna ron 9Sei3eH
un6 9obuen nod Den 3entrolmarf.
ten bcidranft 1pirS. Wian beiiirdtet,
oaB iniolge Der Scuhe oas Beiddit
I'M qan3en gau6e aui 8oden, ia
uieqeid)t Monaten, lahmgeleat miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Meidle gente.

N4eveIAIIUt T. Z. Ne3elfloer.
Tie 8eE1or0en ron Aoble Gountp
iino nun iiber3euet. eab Die S. sSahre
ate iSrau gfinerua gSiuiom, oeren
nerbrannte 2eiha in oeH m.anSruinsn
ihres 6anies sefiutoen Duroe, ernlor.
oet uno beran6i Duroe. Cine eiierne
aiite Die $4,000 eatbalten 6aben
ioa, lit periGEruaoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
1as gfhobesitipenbium.

Champaign, 81, Z. ge5eIuber.
Qraiioent @emiuS e5anes uon Der
llnperiitat ron sSliiHois. Der gors
iiheH0g Ger ErufuHgstommiliiou fiir
ssGinofier @eperber Inn oas sihO-
oesitiprHoium iiir Grioro, matt be.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
@riedlcnIano.
Scl6ItmOrS i'm @eridtsioaI.

atben, I. Oe3ember.
Gin Observation-Disclosures namens
8i3onoinoS erihcB lih I'M @e-
ridtSlaal, pdbreno er megen angeb.
lihen 8ertalIiens BON 0'plomcn Der
llrioeriitdt athen pro5eiiirt iuuroe.
Cine oerirrte MlgeI aus Dem Aepol.
per pcrlunnoete Oca Hidter iAlper.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Branfreidl.
gladl 0,rapesenO a6aefahren.
Brett. Z. December.

Bret Z. Desember.
Die pierte 3ibilion 0es atIantiidel
@eid)ma0ers Der merifaniihen gun.
0esilotie unter rem Somnonoo bon
aapit0n 8bonas 9. aonarO ilbr
ua6 grapcsen0. Gnalano, a6. IS
iino oies bic 5dlad)tid)ifie ..@cor.
aia", ons 15loggidliif ,9iebraSfa~ /,
vGboOe SSlauo" lmo y8irginia".
@rnf gOmi DC Gaitellnne Elm 5el6It.
m0rOer?
8oris. Z. 0e3ember.
Gs gebt bier Dos @eriiht, ooB Der
e'rci Gaiteaane Selbitmoro began.
gen babe.
Gin Sreifen Der Guloniaitrmppcn.
Baris, 6. De5enber.
Ger 0tiniiter DER aoIonien bat aus
3nfor. Senegal 8ranSoliid) 8elt.
oirila, einc Depeide oes Ssnbasts
erbaIteu Dab cine iranBoliid)e 9lbtbei-
lung lmter Der 6iibrinig oes 0bcrlt.
Ielitnants NRon am 8. ltoneniber i'm
Sua0ni.QBebiet einen oejperaten
aonrpi nut oen pereinietcn Gtrcit.
fr1iten Der SuItdne nor 9uaoui,
Wiaiialit unO 3ou0nourah 81 be.
iteben bate. Sic tsran3oitn idIu.
gen ifliebIi6 Die Gingeboreuen nit
idneren @erluiten 3uriid. Die De.
peihe giebt uidt an, ipiepieI Wann
Die tSran5oien ocrIoren. oeutet aber
an odB ibr 2erluit iduper mar.
Gberit Moa un6 2eutnant sSoQp lin0
inter oen @eluieneu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Wiaoeira.
geitsre @hOlerafaae.

tyllndldL 8 Deg.
8dbretio Der lebten bier Gage iinD
tueitere 80 gerionen an Der Cholera
erfrdntt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
Straben6raWau.

Sie Seu6lfernns uoH SOrOnrO beant'
mOrtct Die 6iufiihruHs unpraft-
fher StrafeHbabnmaaeB NIT
bereu 3eritOrnng.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-12-11
DC NalfcInne EN- SeIbIt
mOrOer?

FWIF|s 2 Nt0tEIIUtI.
Gs gebt bier Dos 0ieriIht. ooB Der
@rci Gaiteaone SelbItnoro began.
gen babe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

that the prophet did not go 10 tile Book
Of Mormon to sec whether or not the
Lord justified David and Solomon in
their having many wives and cuncubincs.
The Book OF Mormon speaks Of them In
no ambiguous language The answer is
probably that the prophet knew more
about the Book of Mormon than he would
ever tell: he knew it WAS a contemplate
hunbug and not worthy OF being con
suited any matter whatever. And
yet orc OF his revelations says that
il contains q. fIllness of the gospel. (Doc-
tTnc and Covenants, page 100 In my
humble opinion this revelation" Is Just
as good as any OF them. The fact of tho
matter is. tho prophet was AIst abou,
nonplueSed. and had To make a new
velation' IN order to Justify himself
before his own people. He evidently had
the wives first and the only way 10
cape the ccnsurc OF his followers was
TO have A new revelation; and as lie
was i'm the business Inc was not slow in
finding "a way out OF the difficulty
II has been reported that Joseph Smith
| said in 1879 that the revelation" author
| iZine polygamy was given as carly as
| 1882. In 1850 and 1881 tho output OF
''rcycla tions" must have been very pleas
ing 10 the prophet and his followers. In
the flrst-namcd year there were nineteen
and In the second there wore thirty five,
making u total OF ifty-four, or an aver
| age OF one every fifteen days. with six
! 10 throw in for good measure. In none
! Of thosc revelations is there anything
| which even borders on the teaching OF
| polySamy. In section ~, given in 1880,
| Martin Harris is told not to covct his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

Editor Tho Tribune-If YOU Will grant
me space IN your columns. | Will endeavor
to show some Of the absurdities OF tho
revelation authorizing the practice OF
plural marriage.
The revelation" is 10 be found In sec
ton lS2. beginning on page l63. Doctrine
and Covenants, Utah edition. The title
lines are Revelation on the eternity OF
the marriage covenant, including plurali
~ OF wives. Given through Joseph, the
seer. In Nauvoo. Hancock county. Ii-
nois, July -. ISi3." Tho first para
graph Of the revelation" says: Verify.
thus saith the Lord unto you, my servant
Joseph. that inaSmuch as YOU have in
qured OF my hand, TO know and under
stand wherein !. the Lord, justified nv
servants Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, as
also Moses David and Solomon, my
servants, AS touching tho principle and
doctrine OF their having many wives and
concubIncs,"
In the first place. Isaac had but one
wife. whose name WAS Rebekah. Isaac
was not only IL monogamlst. but We read
In Genesis. chapter 26, verses 34 and So
that when Esau took two wives they
were a grief unto Isaac and Rebekah,
Either the prophet Joseph was too ienor-
ant 10 know ihat, or the lord" who
gavo the revelation" was a liar I will
leave my readers to Judge which of the
two should be blamed. .
In the Book Of Mormon we arc told
that David and Solomon truly had
many wives and concubines, which thing
was abomInable before me- saith the
Lord" (Pago 1871 The question often
comes up in my mind as to why 1t was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
"YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY
AND TAKES YOUR CHOICE

"IF THE FEDERAL OFFICE HOLD.
ERS WHO ARE ALLIED WITH THE
TRIBUNE.AMERICAN PARTY AND
THE SALOON ELEMENT SUCCEED
IN THEIR PRESENT EFFORTS THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY WILL BE
PARTY, THE SALOONLEAGUED
PARTY. Do YOU gentlemen support
the local leaders in their opposition to
prohibitions In our Judgment little
Welding on this point will not only
save the party, but will make it
stronger than ever. Continued in.
dexiblity will result calamitously. -
Extract from unanswered telegram sent
ton on January so, 1909.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
EADULTERER SENTENCED:
hANS0N'S CASE POSTPONED
10 The Tribune.

fAi t1 Inc Tribune.
|Eilll. Oct. g%.-Jud-e Greenwood
Dec The October term of the dis
I court here today and made orr;crs
rulihgs, 'he more important matters
ng rs fnlllws:
',te vs.. se0ue Hooper. charged with
fislu, Win intent In commit rape,
lisn = .a,sh ir rorrncrlon argued an
w. nNrlei. Case set for trial No
a;'9 IS. Fritz Hanson. charged with
~. Er:erdant allowed 10 Withdraw
.,m nj guilty end the tirae 10 plead
'tnued until after the hearing II the
wherein tho defendant. Frank Han
\ ts charged hy the county attorney Of
anrd COUNTY With insanity.
sa.s vs. w. j: Bagley. charged with
sti!ntion. Attorneys B. n. G. Stott
aenry Adams appointed ~ the court
nolfnd defendant
',a,e rs. y. z. Springer. convicted 1f
a'srF-hsi term or court. and II mo-
Y tor new trial having been argued
supInitteI Tia" court today denied tho
ec nhd sentenced the defendant l. the
~ prison. for Two Years. \ ccrtilcs te
P,yplhlc cause was made by the juLSc
,nc defendant admitted 10 bail rcnd~
appenl L. the supreme court.
2pIa Slnascy was granted an interloc-
'Is aecrec Of divorce FROM Rodney ID.
,ysey nM the ground of neglect IT, rrn-
'H,,. lor plaintiff common nccessarlos
5nn Fields wus granted an intcrlocu-
Y a'crcc Of divorce from Nellie Fields
,he ground OF rlesertlon.
cmuy Yates wax given final decree
4rolVc from Alfred Yates and award
~ sho custody Of their two mluor chill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
TALKS TO TEACHERS
IN SUMMIT INSTITUTE

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. 2g.-At tho sum
NIT county teachers institute. which
was held in the high school building
here today DR.. George Thomas Of tho
Utah Agricultural college spoke on school
administration, and Prof. Calvin. Fletcher
made a. talk 10 the teachers on art and
manual training. The county superin-
tendeDt of schools O, w. Wilkins. pre-
sided, Music was furnished by the high
school glee club, Miss Laura Townsend
and Mrs. Anna Graham. Mrs. George
Hedges was elected secretary Of the
teachers association An open air scs-
sion OF the institute vas held tonight
in the l.. n. 3. church, at which Dr.,
Thomas spoke on pcd;cal inspection and
suDerYision Of schools. The institute viii
continue until Saturday. October 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
News of the lntermountain Region
JONES BLOCK AT MURRAY
THREATENED BY FIRE

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. Oct. 2S.--Fire. which started
this afternoon In an old barn on Poplar
street for n timo threatened TO destroy
the Jones block on South State street.
Prompt action on the part OF the Murray
fire department., under Chief Con Gal
lagher. no doubt saved the building from
obstruction. The flames ragged ficrceiy
about the barn and by the time. an alarm
had been turned in the ramshacklc struc-
ture was a mass OF seething flames. The
new fire engine vas brought into active
use and powerful force OF water was
soon playing on the burning barn. How"
ever. the flames had gained such head
way that the barn was almost destroyed
before the fire was extinguished
a number Of firemen were kept busily
engaged on the roof OF The Jones block
during the conflagration and their work
was effective, The cause OF the blaze
is attributed to carelessness on the part
OF two Greeks. who had been keeping
horses in the barn, and who had either
dropped q match or cigarette In a pile
OF hay In the loft
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
|tSSOURI BILL" GETS
TRAIN AFTER THREE DAYS

.ctal 10 The Tribune. 49,,
.enrN Oct. 2s-with a ticket IN his
Ia for the past three pd days, ,o,,d ,n'Snt STt
y s,nk sS during all of that time TO
qlS,l" ,he train without assistance. Mis-
~ y Iii Iii we'll known gambler Of tho
'r,1r1Uouunntain y Uun section, through the os,a Kind
ces Of Patrolman j. G. Gr1mptTm ,htp n1orninr ,nan
4 1,,h a wabbly but earnest manner
y farewell TO his friends at the
Ss % gambler whose other name s,ss, seems ,a
~ a. ron days. Four days ago lie
.iv4s ia telegram calling him to Idaho
crne a ticket he waited In the de-
GSa'If 3or the FIRST train. Too much intoNi.
"A 10 explain where he was going 70 70
<t esyioiaIs, he has endeavored Tor the
~ P.srae days 10 catch his train, until
morning Patrolinan Crompton fur
Ia the desired assistance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
JUSTICE COMES LATE
TO ACCUSED WOMAN

EANESNILLE. o. Oct 2S.-Mrs Fran
cca Allen. Rcinersyillc widow. was ac-
quilted OF charG" of first degree mur-
der al McConn"lsville today after q
trial lasting one week.
Mrs Allen was arrested In Scptem-
Der. 1909 following The accidental dis
coyery OF a murdered baby i'm the
chicken ward Of tho home where she was
employed. Chickens had scratched up
the corpse OF an infant with IT'S throa /
cut and It's skull crushed.
For more than year Mrs, Al'cn bas
been I'm lail enduring various POSTPONE
nIents OF her case. The FIRST postpone
,ncnt WAS caused by tho suicide OF the
prosecuting attorney. Later her attcrncy
died amd a number Of principal witnesses
for tho defense were taken Ill. one with
a paralyliC stroke,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

"Thcre is a party in Salt Lake City
called the American party, but it is
against the Mormons, first, last and
all the time. There in Salt Lake it is
considered the wisest thing to frame
up prohibition exactly along the lines
FOR / BELIEVE THAT If THE
VOTE IN SALT LAKE is FOR
STATE. WIDE PROHIBITION TT
WILL GIVE AID TO THE ANTI.
MORMON PARTY. AS long as the
American party continues, this re-
mains so. You can vote to give succor
TO the church or to the antiMormon
party. These arc questions to CON
slider Extract from Bishop c. w.
Nibley's Is Logan address, as quoted by
the Herald Republican on October IS
1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
JOY RIDERS NAMES IN
POLICE SCRAP BOOK
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Oct 2s.--An ordinary scrap
book. containing clippings of automo.
bile accidents caused by reckless driving,
with the names of all JOY riders who are
arrested and fined for such viola tons OF
the law, is the latest innovation TO be
added TO the records OF the Ogden police
department.
Chief OF Police Browning believes that
by keeping such q record open to the
public, autoistS who Violate the law will
become ashamed of their names appear
ing In the book, and will sin no more
At any rate, the chief is determined TO
try out the plan. and has purchased the
scrap book and Is now waiting for the
charter members OF the police clipping
bureau to be pasted ON the first pages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
Am GANG PRISONER
TWICE TRIES TO ESCAPE

-iaI 10 The Tribune
rnrS Oct, 2S.-Two Intellectual at
,rfs 10 escape from the city chain
4 has landed ]. kula in the dungeon
~ The city jail, where he will re-
[, mtil he agrees 10 80 back TO work
~ cj,v streets. kula was caught I'm
nolicc dragnet Wednesday evening,
M roundup of gambling house
r,srs and cappcrs was made by u
sd OF detectives. He was Indignant
(be sentence imposed. He declared
he was no vagrant and intended IN
next few days 10 open q suite OF
usarc parlors. As the prisoner had
Scents in cash. his pretentious bust
4 Enterprises are regarded as ordinary
u.s.
fter running away. from his guard
tsr,iay, he was put in irons. This
Ming he managed TO slip the manacles
a his legs and made another dash
liberty. but was again captured,
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COLD TO REPUBLICANS;
CHEERS FOR THE DANCE
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
MOAB. Oct 2S.-David Mattson. state
treasurer, and State Senator c. l., Marks
OF Salt Like county, addressed a very
small gathering at Republican rally
given here tonight. Absolutely no en-
thusiasm and little interest was dis
played during the meeting, Mr.. Matt
son gave the greater part OF his speech
TO eulogy 10 Smoot, Sutherland and
Howell. He failed to arouse a respond
Ing chord In the hearts Of the Moabites
and as hc proceeded part Of the audi
cnco filed out OF the ha1. Senator
Marks spoke mostly along party lines.
The only enthusiasm displayed by the
audience was when the chairman an
uounced that a dance would be held
after the speaking.
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MURRAY TAKES STEPS
TO GET PUBLIC LIBRARY


Special TO The Tribune,
MURRAY. Oct, 2S-Murray's new pub
lie library is sure go II plans care
fully formulated at the public mass meet
ing here last night are carried out The
meeting was held in the city hall and
was attended by large number Of the
representative business men OF the town.
In addition TO members from the Com :
cicties. Mayor Phil Bentz. the chair
man, told OF the object OF the meeting
and then introduced Prof ]. III. Paul.
who explained why this town should
have library. Following this a. gen
era discussion was In order,
a committee was named TO meet with
the city council TO levy tax, and an
other committee was named to select q
site, and still another was chosen to
communicate with the Carnegie Library
association.
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FUSES TO LEAVE, SO
d HE GETS JAIL SENTENCE
lI-fn The Trlhune.

fINI 10 T1I I.IUU1I-.
EDEN. Oct. os.-Refusing to avail
self Of the privilege of leaving the
uuder suspended sentence. Mack
un,an was rearrested this morning
faken 10 the city Jail to begin a
,fy-day sentence for vagrancy,
human was first arrested last week,
tnat tlme he told the court that he
lost $500 In gambling houses and
n places since he arrived in Ogden
s,irnmer He also told OF a va'ua-
niinng claim which he owns in Idaho,
upon his promise to leave the city
return 10 his mining business the
d pAssed suspended sentence.
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''Intcnscly interesting Historical
" correct,' is the verdict of Utahns
who have read Josiah F. Glbbs's latest
work On the Mormon question, The
Mountain Meadows Massacre The
pamphlet of sixty pages is excellently
illustrated. with engravings from pho
tographs taken on the scene of the
tragedy. The edition is going rapidly
at 4oc each two for 75c. three for ST.,
six for ~, 80. postpaid,
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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KISLINGBURY JUDGMENT
CONFIRMED AT $500
special to The Tribune

OGDEN. Oct. 2S.-Denying a motion
for a new trial In the case OF Alice L.
Kislingbury against Joseph L. Evans, ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Joseph d.
Carroll, District Judge J. a. Howell To-
day issued an order directing that the
Judgment for $500 heretofore entered In
favor OF the plaintiff. stand as first
awarded.
Mrs. Tiislingbury sought to collect S2250
from the estate OF j. d, Carroll. which,
she claimed had been loaned him
short time before he was shot to death
Nevada