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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
SUGAR FACTORY OPENS.
SEASON TOMORROW
Estimated That 100000 Tons
of Beets Will Be Handled
This Year.
Sneclal TO The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
LEHI, Sept 23.-Everything is III
readiness for the CONNIE ncement or the
regular campaign at the Leht sugar Iac-
tory Next Monday the farmers VIII be
GIN digging beers and the same day the
men will be assigned their places In the
mill and on Thursday the whole plant
will be in operation and the manu!ac-
ture OF sugar commenced.
The tonnage per acre promises TO be
unusually large this year and II the aeri-
cultural supcrintendcnts estimate is cor
rect IL should total 100000 tons.
The bects have ripened satisfactoriaily.
and the sugar contents promise 10 eN
coed the average OF other years. soak
ing rain today Will do a world OF good
and will add thousands of tons TO the
total Weld besides making the crop more
easily harvested.
Moro improvements have been made at
the factory than in years past lhe I'M
provcment is the erection OF a model ma :
chine shop. S0x9o feet. In which nearly
every repair necessary In the mill may
lie made.
\ now $1,000 office building has been
erected and contains all the modern con J.
venicnocs. including hot water heating
system, nrcproof vaults. hot ana cola
water, baths. etc.
4 new weighing house has been erected
near the storage buildings and inside the
mill thorough repairing and renoNating
has put the machinery in the best condl-
tion in its history. Three hundred men
will be employed and Notwithstanding the
large number OF former employees who
have gone TO operate the factory at Mon
roe the management has already re-
ceived more applications than there are
places 10 fill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
MANY PEACHES WASTED.
Season Shows Shortage in Brigham
City District
cial 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, Sept. 25--With the shipping
of the last car Of peaches from Brig
ham CITY today, the peach season came
tn n close j. p, Christensen, one OF inc
directors OF the Utah Fruit exchange.
which has its headquarters at Ogden
was here today. lie says that the peach
crop this season has been disposed OF AT
a fair rate OF profit 10 the growers but
there is a shortage of 100 cars from the
Brigham City district alone this year
compared with the shipments made last
wear There has been much fruit wasted
according 10 Mr. Christensen. who SAYS
that many bushels of peaches may yet
be found on the ground In the orchards
OF Weber and Box Elder counties
While the shipments of peaches Will
end either Monday or Tuesday. Manager
j NJ White is not contemplating for
moment the closing OF the fruit exchange.
Thousands OF bushels Of apples Will be
handled By the Utah Fruit exchange TINS
season, and shipments Of the iona than
variety have already begun. Much stress
is being laid on the method of packing
fruit which the exchange handles
In fact the rule to snip only such fruit
that is we'll packed has been strictly OBJ
served because loosely packed fruit
creates a bad impression of Utah ship
ments and Is usually unstable. Man
ager White is paying 5l.1o bushel for
apples properly packed. While the mar
kct price for the same fruit unpacked Is
from 40 cents To 90 cents per bushcl.
Besides apples. the fruit exchange is
handling q few rlums and prunes. but
this fruit Is rather scarce. After tho
apple crop is over shipments Of squash.
peppers and pumpkins will begin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
STRONG WIND TOO
MUCH FOR AVIATOR
Walsh at Ogden Wrecks Bi.
plane, but Escapes With
out Injury.
necisl TO The Tribune.

Special TO Jne Irlbunc,
OGDEN, Sept 23-Whilei attempt
ing 10 make a landing in Il strong wind
at the fair grounds this afternoon
Aviator Charles +. Walsh smashed the
front wheel of his military biplane into
pieces and tore out two ribs from one
of the sections of the lower plane. The
aviator was uDinjured,
Walsh had Just completed bcauti
full flight Of twelve minutes and had
lowered his planes TO make n landing
when he was caught in gust of wind.
Elevating his planes he made another
circular flight, returning after being
in the air twenty minutes, AS he ap.
planes and descended His engine hav-
ing been shut off. the machine was for
moment at the mercy of n tricky
wind which swept spasmodieally over
the fair grounds during the entire day.
Within six feet of the ground the bi-
plane was caught in the current Of air
and tilted to one side.
Striking the ground with consider.
able force. one of the front wheels
was crushed like an egg shell and the
ribs of the lower plane shattered from
the contact with the ground. But a
few minutes sufficed TO exchange the
broken wheel for another, Walsh bav-
ing number on hand The broken
ribs were also mended in few min
utes, The second flight scheduled at
, clock was cancelled because of the
high wind. Walsh will make two
flights as usual tomorrow, weather con
dItions being favorable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
TWICE MARRIED. TWICE DIVORCED.
Variable Matrimonial Experiences OF
Gales In Weber Courts.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. Sept. 23.-Wedded divorced.
welded again and again divorced, will be
the somewhat variable matrimonial eS
pericnccs Of Eva NJ. Gale and Archie
Gale il the latest divorce action begun
by her To-day is granted by the courts
The Gales were first married at Ogden
May - 1906. After living together as
man and wife for three years. Mrs. Gale
brought suit for divorce on the grounds
OF non support. Later husband and wife
met and decided TO set sail again on the
matrimonial sea. This i'm Salt Lake
City. where they were married October
l3 1910 Rough seas instead OF placid
waters we're evidently encountered, as
Mrs. Gale is now seeking her second di-
vorce
She says in her complain, flied today
that her husband has failed TO provide
her and their two minor children with
tho necessaries Of life for the past two
years, although he earns about so "A
month She further declares that he
spends his life In dissipation and drunk
cnness. which has made II necessary for
her to earn n livelihood for herself and
the children by domestic work. She asks
the court 10 grant her A divorce the
custody OF the children. two boys and
years OF age respectively. $50 attor-
ncy's fees and a reasonable sum as ali
mony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STockHoLpEes.
MEETING
OF Columbus Extension MIninq &C

OF Columbus Extension Mining compsnv
Notice Is hereby given that sneciai
meeting OF the stockholders of the Col
umbus Extension Mining company a cor
poratioD OF Utah. is called To se held aud
same will be held at the office OF the
company. room 402 Felt building. Main
street Snlt Lake City Utah on Niondav
day for the purpose OF considering and
voting upon a proposition to increase the
authorized number OF shares OF capital
stock OF said corporation from 900 000
shares 10 100000 shares. the additional
300 600 shares TO be placed IN the Treasury
for sale or other disposition by the bonrd
OF directors. and to Ak the par or face
value Of each OF said soo.ooO shares al
81. and thereby decrease tho authorized
capitalization OF said corporation from
81 500. 900 TO $500 900. and II the stock
holders shall vote 10 make such Increase
In the number of shares Of the conpany
and to decrease tho par or face value Of
such shares and decrease the capitallza
ton Of the company. as aforesaid then to
amend the articles Of Incorporation OF the
company and article VII thereof so thai
and read as follows;
ARTICLE VII.
The capitalization OF this companv
shal! be and Z Is hereby fixed at sir h,n
dred thousand dollars (sG00. .000) md rho
limit of capital stock agreed upon is siy
hundred thousand (600, ,00o) shares and
the amount Of each share Is fixed at the
sum cf one dollar (sD." >'-
BY order OF the board OF directors
COLUMBUS EXTENSION MINING COM.
PANY.
b. F. d. COOK.
lts Secretary.
mo7S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
BRAYS FIND MERCY IN
THE FEDERAL COURT

SUcCIdI u 7 .iF T 7 It7bIlV'
BOISE. Ida. Sept. 23.-Rather than at
tsch the stigma Of the penitentisry on
Isaac and Nathaniel Bray. the Boise real
estate dealers found guilty yesterday OH
the charge OF conspiracy 10 deprive a
citizen OF the civi right to acquire valu =
able home stead, Judge Frank :, Dietrich
today imposed but Jail sentences. sending
Isaac Bray 10 the county jail for ten
months and fninE him 500 and Nathaniel
20 the same bastile for eight months and
finIng him SO
The light sentences came as general
surprise.
The prisoners are deprived OF all right
10 hold an Office OF trust under the laws
OF The Unitod STATES.
Judge Dietrich in passing sentence said
that nc considered the humiliation OF be-
ing found guilty and their disfranchise-
mcnt Of the right TO hold office. was suf-
ficient disgrace for the conspiracy crime
and he would give a jail rather than add
The stigma of a penltentiary sentence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
PARl.MUTUELs IN OGDEN.
Machines Are Given Trial in the Trottino
Races at Ealrs
special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 23.-pari- mutuel ma
chimes were found satisfactory when they
we're tried in the trotting race betting
here TO-DAY.
Warren Dennis was fined SIS for incon-
sistent driving, but veterinary found
that his mare Elizabeth Hall. was lamc
and the finc Will probably be remitted.
Grey Star won the trot,
In the running races Jockey Parker rode
three winners. Jockey stanley Martin.
who was trampled ON by Sir Barry yes
ierday was able to leave The hospital TO-
day Running race results:
First race, four and half furlonss-
Secret won: Hadad second and Albert
Jones third.
Second race-Bcaumont won. MaXims
second and Scvcrus third. Time: l;Oi 10
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles
Grecnbrldgc won, G. j. Harvey second and
Buna third.
Fourth race. six furlongs- serlator
won. Titus second and kuropatkin third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
DOES WORK OF TWENTY.
New Machine Expected to Revolutionize
Beet Harvest

OGDEN. Sept 23.-Of especial interest
10 the beetgrcwers Of Weber county is
machine recently invented and patent
cd by j. +. SapdberG OF Smithheld. Cache
county. on exhibition AT Four State fair,
designed TO harvest as many sugar beetS
In one day as can be accomplished by
twenty men. Sandberg has been work
Ing on his invention for tho past seven
years Recent demonstrations made
with the implement have proved It's COM
ing success and warranted the organiza-
tion of a company 10 exploit the advan-
tages OF using IT In gathering the thou
sands of tons of beets harvested i'm this
section every wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
Five Prisoners Arraigned.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Sept. 22.-Markus Dunn. Lew
Ia Hlrst and Rudolph Boshard we're ar
raigned today on statutory charges.
Dunn and Boshsrd entered pleas OF not
guilty and their cases were set for trial
October Ia. Hirsi pleaded guilty 10 the
lesser statutory offense and sentence Will
he passed September 30.
William Finch under indictment for
arson In the second degree. was ar
raisned and entered plea OF not guilty.
and the trial OF the case was set for
October II,
Charles -. MAY. On 2 charge of abau-
donment of wife and children. was ar
raicncd and entered a plea Of not guilty.
His case was set for trial October II,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
Bad Bills Reach Bingham.
sciaI 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM Sept. 22.-Twc counterfeit
Ten dollar bills were presented al the
hanks in Bingham this week. one At the
Citizens State bank and another at the
Bingham State hank.
The one who presented the bill al the
Citizens state bank was a Greek but he
evidently thought II n good bin. There
is no evidence 20 show that the camp is
being worked the bills probably coming
IN from the outside.
The engraving on the counterfeit bills Is
perfect The coloring on the back and
the imperfect figures are the weak points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
RUN DOWN BY AUTO.
William Watts Is Seriously Injured While
Walking Home From Fair

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept 23-William Waits was
seriously injured this evening by being
struck by an automobile. Mr.. Watts was
returning home from the Four-S ate fair
at $40 O'Clock and was crossing Wash
inCton avenue at the north end of the
bridge when "A machine driven by a NJ
Miller, Jr. and occupied by three other
young men. colided with the pedestrian,
The machine, according 10 tho occupants
was proceeding at a slow rate OF speed
The car was stopped and Mr.. Watts was
taken 10 the office Of DIR. Ezra Rich,
whence he was taken 10 the Dee Me
mortal hospital, where he WAS attended
BY Drs. u. M. Conroy and r. S. joyce.
II vas found that Mr.. Watts had a
hemorrhage OF the brain and that his left
eide was paralyzed. His condition is re-
ported at Il late hour to he extremely
serious.
Mr. Watts is As wears of age and an
employee OF the Southern Pacific rail-
road Miller is the son OF \. NJ Miller,
proprietor of the Washington meat mar
ket.
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DIED.

SMITH-In this city. Septcmbcr u. 1911
Edwin J. Smith. aged a5 Years. .
months and IL days. nj the family resi-
dence 759 jefferson avenue the remains
will be shipped to Provo Monday morning
at $50 O'Clock for lnterment. Friends
Wishing To View the remains NAV do so
al the residence today from : 10 o. IN.
xINC-lu this city. September 90, 1911.
Katherine u. King. aged ~ years.
Body at s. NJ, Taylor's mortuary chapel.
Fuucrai services viii be held at the I'm
Iath ward chapel Monday. September 20,
hegjnning AT p, m Interment. City
cemetery Friends invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
New Street Growing.
Special 10 The Tribune.

'VF'IdT III IIF TTIIUTI'.
OGDEN. Sept. 23.-Buildings on Hud p
son avenue, the new street opened n few
months ago are being rapidly erected
Within A few months this thoroughfar re-
promises TO be the business center or
The city. Another building will soon be
erected on the avenue at a cost Of S25.-
600 Tho owner. John y. Spareo. expects
10 have II completed by January |. AL
though the contract has not yet been
let. the excavation work was begun to-
day by local contractor. Other prop
crty owners on the new street will begin
the erection of buildings within the next
few weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
WANTED
WANTED-sIrnAn

BY EXPERIENCED ~
nrg,,an man 10 take charrn eiSEss
,r,g, rn;ornn houel or apartment eoa a esA!,
references Address shoollss y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
CHOOSE AVIATION QUEEN.
Miss Nellie Watts Has Votes to Spare In
interesting Contest
Special to The Trlbune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. o3.-Miss Nellie Watts
was tonight voted the most popular
young lady in Ogden. Miss Watts was
the winner OF the contest for the honor
Of becoming the aviation queen in
with the -Four State fair Miss
watts received 200 votes against
l23. 500 votes for Mrs. Pearl Brown Miss
Wajiss neares, competitor There were
nine others in the competition Misc
ued al $50 and VIII make a flight With
Aviator Charles r. Walsh in his Curtiss
biplanc Monday or Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
INJURIES ARE SERIOUS.
CarryalI overturns, Splitting Its Thirteen
Occupants.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 23,--Alihough the at
tending physicians say that Franl: BaN~
ter. who was injured when carryall
in Ogden canyon, Thursday night. turned
over ard fell upon him, Is out OF immedi-
ate danger. his condition Is still regarded
serious by his relatives Baxter was
driving his team OF horses through Os~
den canyon. when, losing the road on
account Of the darkness. the vehicle was
tipped TO one side. spiling thirteen occu-
pants. who had been attending a mar
riagc ceremony at Huntsville, TO the
road below Baxter Was unconscious for
half an hour. His mother was also in
jured receiving A broken arm. She is
rapidly recovering from her injuries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
STAKE CONFERENCE OPENS.
Many Speakers Expected and Lengthy
Programme Prepared.
SpccIal % The Trihunc.

special 10 Inc Irlbunc,
OGDEN. Sept 22.-TWo sessions Of the
quarterly conference OF the North Weber
stake of Zion will be held in The Ogden
tabernacle Sunday, The FIRST session viii
begin at 10 a. M. and the second at p.
m, George Albert Smith OF the quorum
of twelve, Patriarch John Smith and
President Brigham II. Roberts of the
first council OF the seventies VIII be
present 4 union meeting OF the Sunday
school workers OF the Ogden stake will
he held al the Fourth ward meeting
house at 2;2o o'clock Sunday afternoon
Professor McGee Of the University Of
Utah. Judge III, H. Rolapp and Apostle
David y. Mckay Will participate in the
programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24

And In accordance with law and an or
der OF the board Of directors. made on the
$lst day of July. 1911. SO many shares of
each parcel of such stock as may be nee
cssary Will be sold TT public auction at
the office of the secretary room 402 Felt
building. Salt Lake CITY. Utah on the
27th day of September 1911. at 3 D. M. TO
pay the delinquent assessments thereon
together with the costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
F. p. COOK. Secretary.
Office 402 Felt Building. Ss!t Lake City
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
q. E. Deal, 81 Years Utahn. Dead.

Special 10 The TriOune.
SPRINGVILLE. Sept. 23.-Danie Ed
ward Deal. for sivty-one years resi-
dent OF this city. passed away today as
the result OF heart trouble. Mir Deal
was SIS years Of age at the tiroe OF his
death Mr. Deal was born In Iowa In
1888. and was brought 10 Sprlngville by
his parents In 1850. For wears he had
been prominent railroad contractor.
Ge was brother OF Mayor Deal He also
left n widow, and six daughters. The flu
neral VIII be held Monday from the
Springyille meeting house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24

THERE is MANy
easy reach Of the sn,,, posln
Keeps in closo touch iee sS'
Want columns. with n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
New Amusement Company.
!al to The Trlhune

opecIHI 10 INC IIIDUne,
PROVO. Sept. % Articles Of incorpor-
alton of the "Nspicton Amusement Com
pany" were fled with the county clerk
here today. The company Is formed to
conduct general amusement business.
with headquarters at Maplcton, Utah
county. The capital stock Is 0.000. in
shares OF the par value Of 81 each Aaron
Johnson Is president. Lewis Andcr-
son. vice pres.3ent. Lester Peterson sec
retary and treasurer. and these. with Har-
vey Whitney and K. J. Marchbanks form
the directorate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
Scientific Sermon.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 22-"Thc Chemical and
Biological Lessons Of the Fading and
Failing Leaves Will be the theme OF n
scientific sermon by the Rev. j. L. Car
yer al the First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening. The Sunday school rally
day services will he held AT 1915 p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
Bishops Son Dies.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Speclal TO Inc Tribune.
PROVO. Sept 23.-Aibert john Knud
sen. oldes, sen OF Bishop Andrew knud-
sen. died here this morning ar o'clock
Of appendicitis. He was born In Provo.
June s, 1873. and had lived here all his
life. In 1900 and 1901 Mr.. knudsen filied
a mission TO Norway. and shortly after
his return was married TO Inga Gud-
munGaon. Hc s survived by widow
one adopted child and numerous other
relatives. Funeral services viii De held
from the Third ward meeting house Mon
iay, commencing al n m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24

JAPANESE YOUNG, N.N-
sstion; general boraAN IAN WIns,
family; good reierennoescwork IN.
l. Sh'n'a' "S Richards. eeSDnlI 1
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DIED OF eRloHT's DISEASE.
Expires In Carriage When in Front OF
Hospitals
Snecial 10 The Tribune.

BINGHAM Sept. 25,-Directly in from,
Of Dr. Straup's hospital. Ia which he was
being taken. man named kirbye dicd
sisted from the carriage Death was
pronounced by DR.. Straup 10 he from
BrGhts disease. Little is known Of the
man here except that three years ago he
worked In the Gampa smeltcr. He re-
turned TO tho camp from Lark month
ago and has been employed al the Vienna
restaurant. lie had heen i'll for some
DAYS and yesterday Deputy Sheriff Whit
beck started with him for The hospital,
which however the sick man failed to
reach alive SO far as known he had no
family Even his FIRST name is not known
to anybody I'm the camp.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Columbus Ext tension Mining comPany
princIpal place OF business. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon 'ne
following described stock. on account OF
assessment No g. OF 5 cents per share.
levied on the 2lst day OF July. l9ll, the
several amounts set opposite the names oi
the respective shareholders as foiioWss
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

-~~~-~-~-~>>--~~>~.~-~--~- -, =
ROwSFJ funeral Of Charles
RowsrU who died IN this city Septem-
her g9 aged 56 years, Will be held sun
Gav afternoon. September "a. at p. M
from the Fourteenth ward chapel Inc
- ~, sunday nj the Quatrough AllcotI
20. funeral parlors. No. 64i So. Main ST
Intcrmcnt, City cemetery.
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Aimed at Blind Pig,

PROVO. Sept 23.-Complaints were is
sued by County Attorney Jacob Evans
today against Theodore Nichols and John
g. Rowiey OF American Fork. charging
each OF them with maintaining
nuisance II Is alleged that Nichols ana
city limits OF American Fork,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
Begin Condemnation Proceedings.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 23.-Allcg ging that ].
Stanley Dec and Rosalca Dee failed and
refused to protect r lcasehod which he
had obtained on lot at monthly rent
al of SIS for n period OF ten years, John
Snialley today began suit In the district
court to recover $3.50 which he paid out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

-
rpE.s " HALL, UNDERT AKER AND
IN ,n do
- ~ RANKS UNDERTAKING PAR
Iors Murray Utah. Phones Murray
3iI Murray 10 In-ft" :"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24

AS a MOVING pIc,TI-n-.y
will furnish reterenrcs. IKE ON
IND: by9, from 10 a n, eall Ii
write Elite thcater cI,,, 70 !s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24

YOUNG MAN ATTFvNr.l
SHY wishes employrneDniNG o.
saturdays. city rcfersr"ht Fud;,.
dress tt. Tribune, ea iurnlI'
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Whipple Don'e Provide,
, The Tribune

Special 20 The TTlbune.
PROVO. Sept 23.-On the grounds OF
failure 10 provide Mrs. Sarah Brown
Whipplc has begun suit In the Fourth
district court for divorce from William ~.
Whppie, The parties were married at
Provo August 10. 1905. and have one
child. OF which plaintiff asks the Gus
tody.
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o1cMs AND sCBND

CHAs. PETERSON, ~ md tlr:H
brass. clipped glass a"'
phones. ~
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Licensed to Wed,

Special 10 Inc TTlbuHe.
OGDEN. Sept 2S.-Liccnses TO marry
were issued by the COUNTY clerk To tho
following today: William II. 5. West
lake and Mrs. Beatrice Gift, both OF Salt
Lake. Roy l., Sprouse, Butte and Agnes
Jorecnsen Spokane. Wash