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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

] T.
tt. r. rI#LsU-"I'ur. washington
Two wears work AND "a farsa .,ruar5ituro ..
money hlE" created ideal conditions Tor homes
. nu this beautiful Hattie Peninsula which
stretches far out .r f1r broadcast and most
picturesque part NJ Mauh8ssor BAY SO de-
F".opmenf of similar completeness and ate
i,t'|Nrn'7s has eyer been attempted bon the
nei-hhorhood of Nrv York WANpAgE
SHORES with One mile of beautiful beach.
Win np road .r tH.Iou iu front makes
ownership possible 0f "a type OF property with
private hearaes heretofore only Within reach
of the very Wa8If.i.sf
Write Tor MHp aud particulars and see
. 'Nlmpa-e Shores
:. OSGOOD PELL & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

,.r- aots. toa sty frame dvls -4HSo.
ap t7,rb-nar. BABYLON Long Islane, &c.
IrTis Kavsser. ITO Pitman ave
cost $500 . r,o,vraud
wFsTcHEsTER AVE, s 1a syf3. George
81 - .t- frame dviz. o-.oAon' o,,ner
49,, -r-erront and Westchester ave. tg5'.y est
7 s-rgt. .erherE 2l60 Ellis ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
WILL DOFF WHITE FOR BLUE
Subway lien 70 Wear Darker Suits
from Next Week TO Next Summer.

When October Gots really started that
is ON or about Monday next, the subway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
Ia THE AuCTIoN MARKET-

Tine following sales took place yesterday
"a the Real Estate Exchange sa.esroom.
Nos n and rs Vesey street.
By Bryan D. KeuneIs.
.prrNWrCH aT. eco ~ b. sos q. ~ Sank
n ~ axg4x41 1Oz7-.5. 70 l0s and 40 Bank -
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LTERATIoNS.
MANHATTAN
LIN RpnNN

,,-rs- sr 24s4 q Of Rector 81. 10 &c
49,. ~. sag 3 CRYSTAL & Sons. 627 IN .,,.ays
o--ra-s. d < T. Blum. 500 9th ave.
cost $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
WEST SIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEr
LONG ISLAND.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
-vf-r name ard address q lender s'''Tna7
eEPTEMBER o.
IL W. ---AE


AllsIEEDA1I AVE. 2092 also June a--
and r-r-E $50. mtg ou persona. prop June
90 1910. August 1a-t.age 70 John To- l-i. =
20 ST 500. z--aru@vr Holm. Whitl'rF & -'h'-.
90 Nassau sr
BP-ADwAv cor I1G.r 81 1001lz1oo.
Dec IL 1909. atlantic Realty -0 p stephen
carlton Clark. 10000. attorney. Francis %
rhslse~, So Broadway
LAFayr--- IT. szr 90 s81. mtg on ma
ctirs-v. N. 81 1I1. paris.erns Hat Manu-
featuring .n ..--ar1 &" Martin" SGD. an
MORTGAGE .r leased property NOV 3. 1910
Wilson 4 English Construction CO 90 Lu can
Iron works. 5000 s0 address. N''.Es7-E'arre.
Penn
uachire--. Sept % 1911. IGrleu Construction
Go tH otis Elevator CO. 5000. at'1rreE. H''..
fam Y Brady. ~ Battery Place
PINEHURs- AVE. q cor t7a.- En- looz
l00Il. Sept s 1870 Nul1eu gc-7--u1-i0r m 20
EenlrrIu Construction Co. $50 a'-o-1eH.
Lewis Marks JOS Er0aEwsv
SAND PROPERTY SEPT s. 1910. came m
same. - 0n| attorney 1851 above
2D AVE. 1921 81 E. ~ eg.h st. 25z-a Nsy
81. 1907. Nr-I.r -1rldrrr 20 Louis Bl00r ST..
goo. a-rr-ua. Parker a. Ernst. E- Nassau So
1TTH ST. 105 East 211ao. March e. 1900
Charles F Hosauar o. tte Orange National
ROW
SAME PROPER-T. Deceuaer o. 1892
Charles .l0tE and Charles j H.gemar. rr Sarah
E.au.... $1,000. attorney as above.
SAME PROPERTY. ra. o. 1902 .r-rs-
.a.la-e.a ro t.. Genera. Ltaa..-t-a. Seminary
Of .as rrr.e tal' .Tls Ha. Church .n Che Unite.
States. $4,000 attorneys rz above
4aTH ST. 58G West. yum. I0u- go centre line
block W 'f5 E % lOalI t0 4atH 81 ~ q
t1 90 beginning March "N 1900. Jane Gleason
q Er-aer. * sherman 5000 attorney Henry
I7-H ST. .. 80 % ~ Of 10th ave. c5xI00 3.
Es. j.. l.t~ Resale L.uea- o. Jacques TlHe-r.
$4,000 ATTORNEYS N.-. & FGiHer. % Nassau sf
GOTH 81 p go # "a. Of ~ ave. 40zl"05.
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NEW JERSEY.
CorNrRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-FARAIS. FARMS TN TIE BERk-
shi-es. Mass. and Columbia Co., n y VIZ
for what vOu want. we have DO lr. a-I SER
photo " r. SMITH H.0sdae. Moss. ]. f"
TANK. Chatham y. =.
OsSINING. SIX NEW COTTAGES D1sltT
able location. for -eur u~ -t. Terms i'e'l-
--.L.- - .NV -.--.-.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

steiubacH action to cousirue VIM attorney
1 Min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

o. -EFrFMBEK 30TH 1911.
$40 open FOR inspection 'Ha high class ner
l,.fIr developed and unusually qt-~activ
"W.rrrfrurI rrr.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-28

l4-rH ST. er i.-. . Clinton ..r .4r
III. sept q, 1905. u-sg dtlolra 90 3ialy -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
SIX PERSONS DIE
IN OREGON WRECK
Leaves the Rails. With Fatal
Results.

THE DALLES. Or. July 1.-THE reck
OF IL passenger train on the Oregon Trunk
Line railroad. twenty-three miles north
OF Shearer's bridge late yesterday after
noon, has resulted In six deaths and
twelve other persons are seriously In
jurcd,
The Dead,
Louis Rising, storekeeper. Warm
Springs Indian school.
Mrs. Louis Rising
Mrs. j. w. Rasmus and baby, Els
worth. Wis.
Mrs. c. H. Baker. Sheridan. Or.
5. I. Arthur, Seattle. Wash.
Seriously Injured.
Fireman George McKillip. Vancouver
Wash.
c. II. Baker Sheridan. Or.
Norris Baker. whose condition is pre-
carious.
Hester Baker
The fatal and more serious injuries
were caused by escaping steam and
scalds. One or the passenger coaches fel
on top OF the engine. which went over g
forty-foot embankment.
The wreck was caused by sun kink,
the rails having spread under the in6u.
encc Of n hot sun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

Can't look well. cat we'll or feel we'll
with impure blood feeding your body,
Keep the blood pure with Burdock Blood
Bitters. Eat simply. take exercise keep
clean and YOU will have long life.
Hives eczema, Itch or salt rheum sets
You crazy. Can't bear the touch OF your
clothing. Doan's Ointment cures the most
obstinate cases Why suffer? All drug
Rists sell u.
Don't use harsh physics, The reaction
wcakens the bowels. leads 10 chronic con-
stipntion. Get Doan's Rcgulets. They
operate easily. tone the stomach, cure
constipation
my child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest. applied Or.
Thomas Eclectic OIL. The pain ceased
and the child sank into restfu sleep"
Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson, HamburxaN 7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
TRIAL ON b|GAMY
CHARGE COMMENCES
Witnesses Give Damaging Testi.
mony Against A. D. Lisonbee,
Said to Have Two Wives.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
PROVO. July lin the Fourth dis
trlct court here today a jury was. I'M
paneled to try the case OF the state
against A. D. Iisonbee. The defendant
is charged with bigamy, committed by
marrying Mary Jensen In this city Sep
tember s, 1910. when he had living and
undlvorced wife. Maud Jacobs Lisonoee'
to whom ne was married at salida, Colo
May 4. 1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Jensen. parents
OF Mary Jensen. testified that defendant
told them he had been married. but was
divorced.
Sheriff George T. Judd testified that
defendant told him he was married. MT
JUDD identified a copy OF the marriage
certificate OF A. d. Lisonbee and Mauo
Jacobs at salida. Colo. and the intro.
ductiop OF the certificate by the STATE
was objected to By the defense nnd was
withd rawn.
The plaintiff then introduced cerd
fled copy OF complaint In divorce FILED
! by defendant In Carbon county April -
IISlI, against Maud Lisonbee;, and fur
| ther evidence was given that tho defeno
ant admitted, since he was married u
the Jensen girl, that nc had "ite hVine
! In Colorado.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
DETECTIVE FABR0N|O
UN|MASKS CAMORRA
He Says Chief Object of the Or
ganization Is Blackmail
~ and Usury.
SENSATIONAL COURT SCENE
One of the Prisoners in the Cage
Dashes at Bars and Shrieks
Incoherently.

VITERBO. Italy, JUy 11.-Captain Fa-
bron!o OF the carablneers OF Naples. who
has been investigating the Camorra for
years. took the witness stand today and
denounced the organization as the great
est of all criminal associations He
proved an exceptional witness. facing the
prisoners In the cage without tremor.
and giving testimony which embraced the
doings OF the Camorra almost from the
beginning OF It's history.
The chief object OF the organization. he
said. is blackmail and usury. typical
eSs4lpc was found in the Camorrist
Dhhna. ostensibly n cobbler vino collect
ciation, he said. Introduce youths To WON
en- TO take them 10 gambling houses
where they lose their money and run into
debt. Then the usurer completes the
work. Erricone. the alleged leader OF the
Camorrists, continued the witness. was
on trial on such charge.
But he was acquitted" shouted Law
yer Bovio for the defense.
Every one knows what acquittaI means
In cases In which the Camorra is con-
cerned," retorted Fabronio. Besides. the
lawyer defending Erricone was the brother
OF the president OF the court who ac-
quilted him"
This was the signal for great tu.
multi. Erricone. Within the cage. leaped
10 MS feet and dashed al the buTS
shrieklng incoherenty. The lawyers, es-
| peciaIy Bovio. protested against what
| they considered an insult TO the Neapoli-
| tan Judges and lawyers
| Boyio. addressing Fabronio. accused
him OF a vulgar insinuation and out.
| rageous conduct.
Fabronio. who faced the hurricane
| courageousy. sprang toward Bovio
| After the documents you had forged II
| Paris l refuse to lower myself to your
| level" he cried.
| The excitement was Intense. Polio,
and carabineers rushed between Fabronlc
and the lawyer as a hand -to-hand fgh
\ seemed imminent The president OF thc
court tried to Quell the clamor. He final
| ly requested Fabronio and Bovio TO with
draw their words. which they did. Fa
! bronio explained that the documents Il
which he referred had to do with the de
fense OF Rapl, the alleged treasurer o.
the Camorra, when he lived in Paris.
When the Interrogations were con
| tInued Fabronio told OF the gambling
| house conducted and OF Rapl's clevernes
! In cheating at cards. Rapi protested Sc
violently that President Biancbi ordered
him removed from the court room.
F'abronio continued his testimony unit
late In the day. He said nothing could
escape the Camorra. which makes none.
out of everything aad every person, in
Guiding poor emigrants going TO Amer
| lea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
UTAH CANNERS FORM
STATE ORGANIZATION
Secretary of National AssOcia.
tiOn Attends and Praises
Utah Products.
Special TO The Tribune.


KAYSVILLE. July '11.-At a meeting
of the Utah Gamers held in Ogden yes
terday, et which were present represen-
tatives from twenty-five OF the twenty
five factories Of the state and which was
attended by Frank F.. Gorrell Of Bel Aair.
Md. secretary of the National Gamers
association. the state association OF the
Gamers was formed, under the name OF
the Utah Gamers association.
The object OF the association IS to en-
courage the growth of better grade OF
fruits and vegetables for canning pur-
poses; also 10 establish a standard for
Utah goods as at the present time no
standard exists. every canner being n law
unto himself. The association will see
that the pure food law is better enforced
by compelling the farmers and gardeners
To bring their products TO the canneries
In better condition and will also see that
the canneries are kept clean and sani-
iary.
Mr.. Gorrell spoke Of the beneit of as
socaton work. Ry being united Utah
Gamers. he said, could undoubtedly Sc
creasins the territory tributary TO the
Utah Gamers. He spoke favorablv OF the
Utah canned goods and declared that they
were equal TO goods put up IN any other
association nre John G. NJ. Barnes OF
Kaysville, president: Richard StringhaT
of Bount'ful. vice president: r. p. Har'
rington OF Ogden. secretary and treas
urer: w ]. Parker Of Roy, director: A
l.. Brewer OF Ogden, director. william
Craig OF Ogden. director,
The prospect Of the tomatoe pack was
said to be very good. although in Ro>
Elder county the people report that the
blight has spoiled at least 10 per cen
OF their plants. So far very little bligh
hos occurred in Davis or Weber coun,
ties bu; on some OF the sandy lands
owing to the excessive winds lately. some
OF the plants have been destroyed b!
1 6o,, ol< IA,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
MONEY STRINGENCY
NOT BEING FEARED
Preliminary Estimates Made by Treas.
,ury Officials Indicate Healthy
Tone in Finance,

WASHINGTON. July 1l,-Prcliminary
estimates made by treasury officials In
dicate diminishing probabilities Of "A
money str!ngcncy during the crop NOV
lns months this year. In July the banks
OF the central reserve cities viii finance
dividend and interest payments agsre-
eating $3.50, 100000.
have furnished S3}, ,000. 900 for Panama
bond payments and about $40 600. 600 for
the corporation tax. Treasury officials
think this may result In some hardening
Of money rates but they look FOR no
tight money.
In addition. the trade balance Will ag-
grcgatc S515. 900. 900. according To last cS-
Inmates and sl00 600. 900 more is con-
sIdcrcd available for the future on account
Of The sale Of American securities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
Salt Lakers Flocking to Brighton.

During the last few days large
number of Salt IIakers have gone to
Brighton to escape the heat OF the city.
The cool mountain air furnishes a
strong attraction and the splendid ho-
tel service makes the resort doubly in
the management Of F. Y, Brooks Of
New York and extensive improvements
have been made. Two stage lines run
10 Brighton from Murray and begin
ming Saturday the Utah Motor Car
company will operate nine passenger
auto stage from It's garage at ~ otate
street. Information regarding the no
tel, rates, etc, may be oDtaihea & ps
telephoning to the hotei direc' '' '''"
the Wilson hotel, this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
ESCAPED JAILBIRD
is HEAVILY ARMED
Will Not Be Taken Alive; Of
hcers Lose Trail.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. July IL B. Frank
Smith escaped from the FaYcttc county
IaII OH July 2. where Inc WAS held for
inquiry Into his sanity because he shot
and killed his father and hrother-in-law.
paid y midnight Vis!, 20 his vie. who
lives near here. white the sheriff and
seven deputies were hot OH his trail. The
sheriff arrived at n. IA, but Smlth had
been gone fifteen minutes: according to
his wife, He came and fled In an auto
mobile.
Mrs. Smith related the visit TO the
sheriff and said her husband was armed
with Two automatic revovers and de-
clnrad he would not be taken alive.
The sheriff trailed the automobile sew
eral miles but lost the track In the
muddy road,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
HUMANE SOCIETY IS
PLANNING BIG OUTING

The salt Lake Humane society heid an az
Interesting meeting in room go ot lhe a,s -
~ Wo,ker building last night and ,, dis-
f,,vnS =, w S, nI,,ns FOR an outing. proposition
SnsseS fus been p'rs made by the management Of the
resort @ that the society sell SoS "eKeoS si Of
to the Wandamere resort: rsHenS,ts Seon,ts MANS
tme nc p'shd laid. but the matter was postponed
tt WettS rc,i Tucsday evening. when speo
riaI csi'' needing win nc held In III" S"n'e
roS,i,S, Snr, Ir,nortant business is TO come ~ =
,bis sncciai meeting. which WIZ pes it
at o'clock Tuesday son, sve%i"s e' 10 all al Of the
zen NO. . ,,rrinr them TO be prcsen.; IN
msm9ersi sssnce e'si of Inc president pr Elmer MT.
S Goshen DR. J. D. Ernst T tne pres,eieaty sosiety, and
+. Ramei. secretary sha!s Si %ere s"g present. eoe
most OF the members wei. p--
Trains every 45 minutes to M- Saltel.-:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
|E[S TAX LEVY
N EIGHT MILLS
IA of Commissioners De-
Has TO Permit Rate to Re-
Il main Unchanged.
leES TOTAL VALUATION
n COUNTY AT $19,341,9S9
for Ogden City Will Be
se.7 Mills, if Council
Passes Levy.
IN The Tribune.

Den. July 1l.-With valuation OF
<~essab]e property in Weber county
q sl9.3lI.es9 the Weber county
-,zsioners have decided on a general
"a mills on the dollar for 1912.
,he care Of the poor. q sinking
a. The redemption OF county bonds.
e,hool funds and a county exhibit
q Forr-State fair next fall,
tbe total valuation for Weber
y ,,,e propertv in Ogden City covers
y ,wo. thirds of the entire amount.
-s,rr N an estimate contained In a
W., passed by the city council last
4 yhIch fixed the city propert~ at a
Han OF s13.942,s36.
4 nnunty commissioners. after sew
<ours OF figuring. concluded that the
-<ss Of the county could be paid from
'cne levy as imposed last year. Dur
j nast year FOUR $1,000 county bonds
4 -r,deemed. The commissioners say
1.-Two bonds OF the same issue will
.hemed during the coming year IN
e 20 an additional expense OF $500
4 xill be appropriated for the coun-
.slhir AT the Four State fair. A spc-
IA lax of mills was levied on the
j oUncrs Of the RiYerGale district,
mecIal levy OF mills on horses
4 mills on sheep In Weber county,
mounts thus collected 10 he placed
Z bounty fund for the determination
Ia animals.
4 lax for the Weber county school
"A embracing all of the schools out
a the city. is mills on the dollar.
5loned as follows: Maintenance. 5.26
sss.3ss.76: interest on bonds. II
ssi7sS. sinking fund. .07 mill,
B: buildings and sites. 1.5o mills,
ID. making a total revenue for
q purposes OF s3s.793.o2.
! levy for the Ogden City schools
II mills. apportioned as follows:
Rsnance, 62s mills. ssI. I.5s1 So: inter-
= bonds. .oe35 mill. sSs53.s0; sinking
.o305 mill. si252.75: buildings and
LAS mills. 20.636.54. this being q
Ifevenus OF sl2I. .30353.
addition 20 the amount received
the tax levy. the schools OF the
b and city will receive an eppor-
nsnt o. the state school tax
: total levy on city property in case
Il mills tax levy passes the city
III will be 36.I mills. which includes
Its tax. county tax, city school tax
ffate fax
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
Jews of 1ntermountain Region
IMPRESSIVE SPECTACLE
utah State chautauqua Makes plane ,,r
elaborate, Instructive Entertainment.

special 10 The Tribune.
OIDEN, July 11.-Progress is being
I%.hue % IN the plans for the opening of the
., ian state Chautauqua here Friday. July
81. according TO the programme, certain
days OF the meeting are 10 be made sfea :.
tire days.
among other interesting parts OF the
program mme will be the spectacular mage
an.S aS representing historical events in
Ia I ian. TIE Utah Construction company
MI WI, conduct pageant TO show the com
snH OF me railroads in 1869. Two hun
cree children will take part In a tablcau
representing the birth OF irrigation The
e emorance OF the nag into Utah will be
another tahleau. In which fifty boys Will
@ sake part; The admission. OF Utah as a
statc VIII be elaborately staged in
tableau by Sunday school pupils OF the
county. under the direction of Gus
:, The managers OF the Chautauqua give
the promise OF meeting that should at :
tract hundreds OF people. Speakers OF
national prominence have been engaged
LOT the meeting. On Sunday, July %. J.
FRANK Hanly former governor Of Indi-
ana, will deliver two lectures. He Is one
OF the best known lecturers on the plat
form at this time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
Better Car Service.

'DEN. July. l1-Changes OF sched-
Ia The Twenty-second and Twenty
erect lines OF the Ogden Rapid
" company have been put into ef-
/ lo7 the summer months. 4 twenty
R sehedule has been inaugurated on
fEenr-secoHd street line and llf-
Pminule schedule adopted by the
-2ny for the Twenty-fifth street line.
Hapid Transit company has been
happed for power on its iuterurban
recentlv because OF the burning
|oI NE motor generator AT the Willard
mouse. The steam auxiliary plant
20 oe put Into use TO furnish enough
10 operate the cars on the Brig
NY and Ogden canyon lines while
tsherator al Willard was being re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
Held on Stabbing Charge,
~,ol ~ tn. Tr,h,,pc

BINGHAM, July 1t.-Paul Katich, An
Austrian. charged with assault with a
deadly weapon. was given his preliminary
hearing today In a Justices court. The
bearing occupied most OF the day, Katich
was bound over TO the district court un-
der bond OF 500.
On the night OF Jure 27. according tC
the evidence. katich stabbed Nick Rvko-
vch. a follow countryman. inflicting q
serious wound in the breast The two
men and others had been drinking to-
gether and an old quarrel was renewed
After Katlch went TO his room II Is al
legged the othed man. led by RyEovlch
attempted 10 break in. The stabb!ns fol
lowed. Assistant District Attorney Jcn-
sen conducted the prosecution and NJ. "
Warner appeared FOR the defendant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
FIXING WET" DISTRICT,
CeunciI Passes Ordinance Prescribing
Where the Saloons May Be Located

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 11.--At an adjourned
session of the city council tonight an
amended ordinance was passed fixing the
boundary lines for the saloon district
Mayor Glasmann will undoubtedly oppose
the action OF tho council in excluding
Washington avenue from Third to Twen-
ty-second street. AT the regular meet
Ing last night Mayor Glasmann entered
his veto on the ordinance on the grounds
that the part OF Washington avenue pn
which saloons may be located is in
the Third ward, the only ward In the
city voting dry Mt the recent election and
for that reason he wanted an ordinance
giving the people OF that ward what they
want. He recommended Second and
Twenty second streets as the limits but
the council read Third street into the
ordinance in order to leave the Five Point
saloon undisturbed. The twelve-mil levy
was pissed al the adjourned session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
VIOLATION is CHARGED.
Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly Plans
Prosecution OF City Merchants.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. July u.-That a number OF
ogden merchants are constantly violating
the nine hour workday for women as pro-
Hlded in the labor law passed by the re-
cent state legislature is the charge OF the
Ogden Trades and Labor assembly. =
committee has been appointed by the as
seinbIy To make a thorough jnvestig gat ton
and gather the evidence which will be
produced when the offenders arc formally
charged with violating the law.
The officers OF the asse mbly recently
elected are determined that the labor
laws of the state shall be enforced. and
prosecutions sanctioned by the assembly
VIII doubtless follow the investigation
now being conducted by the committee.
The officers OF the assembly recently
elected arc John Burt, president: George
Selber. vice president; j. A. Reeder. sec
rotary and treasurer; George Them.
guide, and Paul Strapeck, sergeant at
arma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12
OUTING OF PLUMBERS,
Salt Lake and Ogden Societies 20 Join
In Festivities at Hermitage.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, July 11-Master plumbers OF
Salt Lake City and Ogden Will hold their
joint annual outing at the Hermitage re-
sort next Saturday. committee COM
posed OF r, S. Spencer. w. 9. Higham
and Peter Erskine, representing the Mas
ter Plumbers association of Salt Lake
City. visited Ogden this morning and with
James Macbeth Of the local plumbers as
sociation, visited the canyon. Arrange
ments Were Immediately entered into with
the management to hold the annual out
Ing there Saturday. A programme OF
sports. music and other attractions will
be arranged for the plumbers.