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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
THREATENED
ON THE ROCK ISLAND
Shopmen of the Five Allied
Crafts Demand an In
crease of Wages.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct, co.
labor leaders here announced today
bat the five allied crafts of shopmen
bw on strike along the Hartman
hilroads are preparing to strike on
pc Rock Island system. A strike vote
being taken BY the members of the
rious crafts in the federation, ac-
riding to the announcement. The pro.
psed strike would add between 5000
I'D 10000 men to the number already
ht.
1t is said in labor circles that other
bads are likely to be involved In the
3trike before it is settled.
"The trouble on the Rock Island
Estem is not the same ns the Harri.
Ian tronble." j. A. Franklin. president
the boiler makers union said today.
"There is n question of wage in
frease involved in the Rock Island
trouble. The federation is interested
Ap the Rock Island trouble. The fed
Pration is interested the same as In the
present strike, but it is incorrect to say
that the Rock Island men are striking
from sympathy
Mr.. Franklin said the wage question
involved a sliding scale and was SO
complicated that it would be hard to
say just how much increase is being
asked Mt this time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
TWO SOCCER GAMES
ON SCHEDULE TODAY
Copper Team Goes TO Ogden,
While Rio Grande and Salt,
Lake Meet at Fort.


Today will be big day In soccer foot
ball circles Utah Copper team visits
Ogden today. the Rio Grande and salt
Lake clubs clash ut Fort Douglas nt AS
o'clock this afternoon. This game was
at first scheduled for the high school
soccer field, but on account OF TINS
ground not being suitable II was decided
at a meeting OF the Rio Grande CLUB
on Thursday evening to hold this game
at Fort Douglas, The grounds at the
fort were very popular In the 1910 league
season.
A great turnout OF soccer fans is eN-
pected. also. the schools soccer teams
Will be on hand.
Rio Grande will probably play the
same team that played at Ogden last
week. but Salt Lake Is expected TO make
change In defense. The team VIII not
be Identical with the one that played at
Garfield on October IA.
Yesterday the old steel goal posts were
torn down and fresh set put In their
places The field was marked out again
and Is In first class shape Whiting VIII
probably referee this game, and each
team Will furnish q lineman. On nc-
count of the late start forty-minute
halves viii be played. ~ eau
Tho Utah Copper team defeated Salt
Lake last week rather easily, but ex-
poets Il hard fight at Ogden today The
Copper team won the pennant last year.
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HELMET CAPTURES FEATURE.
Defeats Grover Hughes. Governor Gray
and Other Good Ones at latonIas

LATONIA, Oct, 20.-Helmet. over q
rough Journey, won the feature race at
Latonia today from good field of sprint
ers by a length. with Grover Hughes sec
ond and Governor Gray third.
Jockey Jackson was suspended for six
days for disobedience at the post and
Jockey Martin was suspended for ten
days for rough riding In the fourth race
on Grover Hughes, Summary;
First race. five and n half furlonGs-
Joe Dicbold, straight s54. won; Tourist;
1920 place second; Island Queen. So
show. third Time, 1:0I 40.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
Green, straight 5000. won. Ethel Sam
son. place $3.50. second Polly D., show
$40 third. Time. Los 3-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Irish Kid,
straight $3.50, won Golden Egg. place
$3.50 second; Emily Lee. show S2.I0,
third. Time, 1:14l-5.
Fourth race, six furongs-Helmet
straight $40. won. Grover Hughes.
place S. so, second. Governor Gray. show
So 40 third. Time. :12 4-5.
Fifth race. SIX furlongs-Mclvor.
straight SO won: Colleta, place S1o,10,
second Nan Ferguson. show $2o.lo. third
Time 1:l4 25.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards
Fairy Story. straight $500. won. Mont
clair, place 500. 30. second; Wander. show
Sc 20 third, Time, i:io 90.
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MUFF WINS AT LAUREL.
Lizzie Flat Has Bad Fall In Steepleehase
on Maryland Course

LAUREL. Md, Oct 20.-Blaek Bridge
was an easy winner OF the steeplcchaSc
this afternoon. She made a show of the
field over the jumps. Lizzie Flat had n
bad fall over the seventh jump.
The summary:
First race. five furlongs-Fcramose
straight s to l. won, Sllas Crump. place
{ to 5, second; Pecasta, show to 1, third.
Time, 1904.
Second race, purse. six furlongs-Truc-
blue. straight TO 5. won. Lady Rosalie
place to 1. second: Wood Dove. show
even. third. Time. 1:1i l-5.
Third race, six furlones-Fond Heart.
straight to 1; won. Premier, place G
to o. second; Abrasian. show to ..
third. Time, 1914 3-5.
Fourth race. steeplechase. two miles
Black Bridge. straight 4 to >. won: The
King. place, 3 to l. second: George At
well. show to o. third. Time. 5;o2 3-5.
Fifth race, one mila-Muff. straight II
to 5. won: The Whip. place 6 to /. sec
ond; Rash. show even, third. Time.
l.1 Id.
Sixth race. mile and Il sxteenth-Forcc.
straight 10 !. won. Sager. place even
second Ed keck, show 4 to 5, third
Time. 1.47 S.h.
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New Gymnasium Now Oman

Professor Willard Bean announces
that he is now ready to receive members
r. the "San" gymnasium, SO West
MIRO south. Mike Yokel will teach
yrcstling from to p. IN. and bv ap-
bointmcut. Professor Wright will take
|fencing pupils from TO 6 daily and
Prom to Tuesday and THURSDAY
Evenings
Professor Bean and Blair Richardson
will have charge Of the boxing and ap-
hrhtus work; Professor Bean will also
Rook after the special massage treat.
hents, will make private Instructions
nd massage a specially. Every mem
Rer will receive individual attention.
feordlng to his needs, Scientific in
ruetion and massage coupled with the
ealing properties of the hot sulphur
ater Will make the Snnitarinm the
Dual of any health resort in the west.
feature
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FreS Shmcn,
GOVERNORS OBJECT TO
TOBACCO TRUST PLAN

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Aftcr thorough
ly studying the plan OF disintegratIon
filed by the American Tobacco company
With the Judges OF the United States
Virginia, North Carolina and South Caro-
lima, who have been In conference here
on this matter for two days. reached the
conclusion late today that the scheme
proposed will offer no relief to the to-
bacco growers. They express belief that
should this plan be adopted. the victory
of the government resulting from the de-
United States would be barren
The conferees decided to file tomorrow
a petition in the United States circuit
court asking that the southern states
represented at the conference be permit
ted to file written objections to the plan
OF dissolution and to be heard at a hear
Ing set for October 80.
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LADY ELIZABETH IS
MEDIUM OF BIG COUP
Large Sums of Money Set in
on Winner Mulct Bookmak-
ers All Over West.
ELGIN WINS MARATHON
Famous Old Thoroughbred,
Quoted at 8 to 4, Defeats
Stoneman, at II to 5.
ELGIN WINS MARATHON

Special 10 The Tribune.
SPOKANE, Oct oO.-Lady Elizabeth
was the medium of by far the biggest
coup put through at the Occur d'Alcne
meeting Although held at 3 TO o. which
considering her recent performances, were
stingy odds, the money was set in on
her as IL the race were already run
Bookics at the track were loaded up So
heavily that they wired away commits
sions TO poolrooms all over the country
Others seeing big bettors, who are frc
Quently 'in the know" backing Lady
Elizabeth so freely hastened TO wir,
away. not only what they had accept
but side waecrs for themselves.
Starter Richard Dwyer lei Lady Eliza
beth get away = full length I'm the lead
and she won Ike handicap horse in
stead of the eccentric selling platter which
her last few races indicated.
In every city in the west where bets
could be placed the layers OF odds were
hit hard. 1t was a distinct form re-
versal and great deal OF talk was
the judges. but nothing definite in that
lire has developed yet
Marburg took the mile event. winning
from Fred Mulholland, the favorite. bS
nose. In tho marathon event, one and
one sixteenth miles. Elgin won froEl
Stonoman by a pretty dash at the finish
the field Of nine running in a bunch for
tho entire distance.
The summary.
First race. five furonys. purse-Dudo
ID Boland). Is to 5. won: Percy Hen
derson Frach), go to ]. second; Mar
jorie F'lemm,ng &C. Ross % To 1. third
Time, 02 is. Mandadero. Lake Tahoe
Yoladay. Jr., Anna Schneider. Odclia
Reporter. Callista Jones and Winnie
Wells finished as named
Second race, six furiongs. selling-Lady
Elizabeth Frach). to .. won; Hammer
away (Fischcr), 8 to ] second, Mossback
&C. Ross). 12 To ], third, Time, l:l5 80
Lexington Lady. French Cook, Lord OF
the Forest Geneva. Burneu. Glcnna
deanc. Ida D. and Birdie P. finished as
named
Third race, six furlongs, sellins-Wanel
(Seldcn). 20 to !, won. Gilbert Ross
tBullman). to 2, second. Lyte knight
ID McEwen). II to l, third Time
l:15 2-5, Oscuro. Abe Slupskey, Belle OF
Iroquois, Res el Tovar. Native Son ano
Bell Cliff finished as named.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth, sell
,ng-Elgln (Roben). TO ]. won; Stone
man (Forsyth), II 10 5, second: Johns.
town %. McEwen), to ], third, Time
1;49 20. Edna Stewart; Star Actor
Rcene W.. Massa. Figent, Sir Angus and
Cabin finished as named.
Tifh RAGE one mile, sslinSMMaTHu5G Eli
(Buxton), to s., second; Quick TriI
(Corey). 30 to I, third. Time, l.42 SO
Novgorod, The Monk. New Capital, Sill
Frctful. Delena and Special Delivery fin
ished as named
Sixth race. six furlonEs. sclIing-Nene-
II to 8. second, General Marchmon,
encc A., Salal Royal Tea and Daddy
Clip finished as named
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llop Doesn'
kiin,SaysMatty
{r Says Athletics Have Been For
|th Only Two Fast Base
|unners in Team.

can be played tomorrow; IL doesn
loole very much like II tonight,
The team went out and praeticcd this
warmed sup. Most OF the time was de-
voted 10 batting practice and the per-
fection OF a new set of signs TO thwart
The men look good In the batting prao-,
ticc and have gone back 10 their old
style of choppinR the ball rather than
taking the haymnker swing at II,
The base hits were popping about the
field I'm way to encourage faint heart
this afternoon. Several OF the pitchers
worked out, including myself and any
man on the staff Is prepared and Mt to
fest res N' S' IVA ~ e' '''
Relies on Base Runners,
or course any one familiar With base
ball and the luck OF the game or the
gets these breaks Will win in snort
series like this one but I believe and
honestly that II we can get an ever break
In the luck, We can pull this champion,
playing better ball than 1t has shown so
far. and 1t Is going TO produce that kind
of ball
on the other hand. the Athletics have
no matter how good a hitter Il man may
be. lie cannot keep on winning with thas
wallop. all the time.
Take Barry and Collins sout of that
team. and they would look like a pretty
bad lot of base runners. wouldn't they?
What is a club without men who are
fast on the bases? The Giants have five
men who led the league this year In base
stealing and once let them get going, and
there will be no stopping them.
AS far as changes in the lineup, which
were suggested by some playcr authors.
this morning. I laugh at them. The. same
tenn will face the Athletics when II
clears up. so that the next game can be
played that met them on Tuesday. with
the exception OF the pitcher. And now
! hope that we finish this series so that
the club can start south in time for
spring practice
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

SPOKANE. Oct 20,-Lake City en-
tries for Saturday;
First race. five furlonvs, selling-sis-
nor, III; Americus.. lo9: R!ojo, kinfolks,
Tony Koch AnSelix Miss Condor. 106.
Reta, 104 Angelus Maid. Seimprc, 1ol
Second hace; six furiongs. seillnsERo-
senger, BIskra. Ill; Judge Henderson.
1l0. Faneuil Hall. l07, Twickenham. Max
Ing. Lomond. LOG; Kid North, 1O3; Helen
Hawkins, %,
Third race, one mile: selllng-Juan
Miss Alvescot. Tommy McGee. The Peer.
Adona. Rosevale. Chanticler. Gelico, DR..
White, Braxton. 100.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth-Lake
City derby. 3-year- r-olds-Whitewool Paw
huska. Irish Gentleman. 1l2; Pay Streak.
l09; Dutch Rock, Sim Feinn, l07: Rust
Coat, 1oi; Heretic. Abound. ia
Fifth iaoe. five and a half furlongs-
Dougherty, Glorio. 1903; Meadow. Arasec.
Coppertown. 100; Pay Streak, 80; Seth.
9S
Sixth race. mile and an eighth. selling
Zoroaster. Roy Junior. 100; Acumen. JaC'
Paine, Banorclla, l07,
Weather clear track fast.
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Today's Latonia Entries.

CINCINNATI. o. Oct. 2o.-Letonia en-
tries for Saturday.
First race. selling, six furones. 2-year-
olds-Tom King, Floral Day. AndraJosa
Merode. Fawn. Old Hank, Mary Emily
Sarah Chenault JOS: George Oxnard
steeplejack. Colonel Holloway. los
Second race, selling. 3-year-olds and
100; Al Muller. Tony w. Phil Mohr
Donau, Ethelda. Lady Orimar. Imprudcn Mt.
los; Home Run. Starblue. los; Amore,.
l10
Third race. handicap. 3-year-olds and
up. mile and an elghth-Leamencc. l03
Stinger loT; Cherryola, los; High Prl-
vate, 1875,
Fourth race. Roscdale stakes. FIVE and
a half furlonGs-Frec Lance. los: Gates
100: Kaiser. 107: Miss Wigs, lO4 Three
Links. 100, Azyiadc. 10S: Rose OF Jeddah
102 Gates and Kaiser coupled as Knapp
Hitchcock entry)
Fifth race, selling. miie and a. sixteenth
Discomfort. 80; Tom Bigbce. IAZo, Con.
sole Mockler, Stone Street 105.
Sixth race. selling. 5-year- -olds and up
six furlonEs-Robby Boyer l13; Winninc
Widow. ia. Seaclffs Milton b. 105
Theo Cook, Compton. los; Prince Gal 10
Weather clear: track fast.
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cents over the other bills. The snS
is $132. :.
Another advertisement of a lana
is for lSla inches, 80 times. foa from y y
6 to August 4. The amount is SzzI. :,
these are approved by Governo,
liam Spry and C. 8 Tingey ana y
promptly paid.
There are scores of Others
bearing the signature Of the cow,
in approval. In no instances 10,
board of examiners cut down 40,
these bills, They were approve' N N
out question at the amounts al '-'
the bills were made out.
A list of bills from the Herald h.f,
lican against the state since tne Il
ent administration has been lnsnr-
the ship OF state under the diree.,'I
the federal bunch would fill many
umns of this family Journal. al
Each department has contriousiHs
quota of advertising to the hela,
publican. The head of each denais1
received orders 10 this effect i'oS
federal bunch, which is the real s''''
ment of the state of Utah
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Pimlico Race Entries,

BALTIMORE. Oct 2O.-Pimlico entries
for tomorrow;
First race. five and half furlongs-
Fond. Wild Weed. Moisant. Turbine,
Puggins. Chiffon Trance. Mileage. 10
mile and sixteenth. selling-Dull Care.
lis; Amalf, lo5: A"Beaucop. 116: sChcek.
103: Ursa Major, los; Charles F. Grain
ger. 10I; Montgomery. Home Crest Ill.
Fair Miss. 9S. Restlgouche. liz. A-sWiI-
son entry.
Third race. handicap stecplechase, CELL
ing-Thistledale, las, Meadow Boy. 14S;
149; Inniskillen, 15G; Duffled. LAG.
Fourth race. five and a half furIongs,
selling-O: s Baster. Cubon. aHaIleck.
l02: Latharlo, ia. Pcyton BrccSen-
ridge. Moncrlcf l05: Ali Red. Chiffon
Queen. Jennie Wells. George g. Davis.
l01 sCardiff, 100.
Fifth race, two and a half miles. Green
Spring Falley steepiechase. handicap
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PLAY D0UBLE-HEADB|
ON GR|D|RON TDD
Two Football Contests WI
Be Given on Cumming
Field This Afternoon.
OGDENITES CONFIDENl
All of Their Last Year Vet,l
ans Back, While Fresh.
men Have None.
OCDENITES CONFIDENi

This afternoon on Cummings field h..
will be a double header football "a.
which may be seen for the price nj
single admission. The games are
played between the Salt Lake M
against the Jordan high and the url5x
sity freshmen against the Ogden n
The FIRST kick of will be at o'ca
so that the second game may be dnl-
before dark. Salt Lake high Ys. Jot5,
high will be the first game. Last szh
day the Salt Lake high met the b.
from Granite high and won by the d
cisive score OF $50 to g, since then q
have been pract!cing faithfully and :
much better than when they met Gras1
Jordan's eleven. although they q
played no games this season. linye M
sparins no efforts in order 10 preo7
themselves for today's game.
The greater interest, however. ~
to center in the game between the fsI
freshmen went through the entire q
son without single defeat. allha,
they were not entitled to the schoI,s
championship, Ogden was the next y
team OF the class last year and 50 v
tho pennant.
The freshmen lost every man d
played last year. while the Ogden ID
season. Games already played prove Il
Ogden high is one OF the fastest tsa
that ever represented high school
this state,
II is true. however. that after u
splendid showing against the unIgers
team n few weeks ago the Ogden b
let up n little on practice.
The freshmen were only able 10
from the Granite high school BY
sman score OF ~ TO and the ea:ly Z
son form OF the freshmen was y,
Since then they have been working
trojans and have developed an elu
that Is not only strong but does spfai
team work They have been linlrz
against the varsity team on an aya|
OF about four times week and u
learned to tackle and to hit the line
Coach Pitt OF the freshmen hs n
men for almost every position. ~
and the freshmen teams Will line Q 4
follows. ~
y,
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FOUND UNCLAD
ON MOUNTAIN PEAK

and with tho throat cut. the body OF
Henry Connolly was found today at the
top Of a mountain peak near Sunand.
Connolly, who had been employed on a
ranch, was paid off two weeks ago and
left with the intention OF visiting rela-
hves in distant town. He was not
seen alive thereafter,
a letter received today at Sunland. adj
dressed 10 Connolly, indicated that he
had n brother living at l5S North Central
avenue. Chicago. supposedly connected
with the American ENpress COMPANY
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RESTRAINING ORDER
ASKED BY PUBLlonl

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-A prelinlics' h
injunction restraining Postmastqp,. 81 4
eral Hitchcock from sending the Me, q
of Reviews by freight while ofhei
azincs are being sent by expfeS aj
asked today by j. p, Cotton, ,tH On I'm IN
of the Review Of Reviews. The I'd ID
States court reserved dscislop, n
trict Attorney Wise opposed the pstj
and denied the petitioners lDsiISfaI sfaI
that the postmaster general was ~, n
ed by personal motives in pup5t,uss paosr}
Outlook. of which Theodore h?U
is an editor, on the express tratp-
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GE RESIGNS AS
LEAGUE PRESIDENT
FRANCIsCO. Oct. 20.-owing I

FRANCISCO Oct. 20.-Owins to
Tessure OF judicial duties. Superior
snation today as president OF the
6ifIc coast baseball league. During
administr ration the league has shown
I'D biggest business In its history. Judge
Graham wished to withdraw year ago.
but cybud not prevail upon the directors
to accept his resignation Judge Gra-
ham said that there had been no fric-
ton of any kind In the league and 1t
was with great regret that he had parted
company with 1t.
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Oct go.-score
r.. II. e.
saslamenio Saslana " :'::....:... .:::........:
Batterics-Bochn and Gleason; Knight,
Thompson and Price,
: SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2o.-score;
r. H f,
cortland For Tsa,.,.oo o'..'''''.,'''''''",55 10 !
San FrhnciSco ..-st.'..s. IL 1
Observation-Disclosures and La Longe:
Browning and Schmidt
LOS ANGELES. Oct 2O.-Score:
vernon .-,s,se~,- 5
Los Angeles -...,,--...-,-.. ~
Batteres-Carson and Hasty; Halla
and Brooks.
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Laurel Race Entries.

LAUREL. Md. Oct. 2O-Entries for
Saturday.
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Christmas Daisy. %; Clearwater l02;
Sadie Shapiro. 103: Camilla, Thirty
Forty Les Bos, log; Mad River. l07
Little Ed. l03,
Second race. two nlcs-O. X. Miss
Hines, 15I: knight of Elway. Tampico.
162
Third race. six furlongs-outland 1O4:
Madrigalian. Jack McNaily. Capsize. log
Prince Ahmed. III: Bosom, ia.
Fourth race; mile and an eighth
Soellbound. 100: Lahore. Aspirin. I0l
cuff Edge. l06. Guy Fisher, los: HIIarI
Gus; .12?; Plate Glass, 1875; Adrian, Ii9;
Edda l0a: Sir John Johnson. 1I6 Star
Charter, lo5; Priscillian 100 Resu-
gomche, l12; Lawton Virgins. 1I2
Firth race. six furlones-Aenler, Aruo-
nsu,: n: lG7; Ethel lie BIrume, los: Gay
SON. Ill: Baby Wolf. 112; Horizon. lI4;
Monte Fox. lo2; Myles O'Conncl, Floro,
Paiaroita. lis.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Roe-
buck. 100; My Gal. LOG: Idlewelss. 101;
Apache, 10S; Grussmcre, Oakhurst 1i2
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Algle. I6S, The Welkln. 1885, Coigny.
ton. lhO Gold Plate. 146i Supplement.
1872; Alfred Noble. l34: Firestone. 136.
(Gold Plate and Supplement Archdale en-
try.)
Sixth race mile sellnR-JaWbonc.
Tactics. 107; "Dangerfield, 90: Caliph,
l12: Inspector Lestrade. 10I. 'Avernuc.
81: Miss Joe, 102, sFlamma. lO4
Seventh race, seven furlongs-Cas-
tanIa. los. Willing. 110; Maromara: 1l5:
Bob Vernon. los; The Pascal, us;
Charles +. Gralnlor. l63
apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy: track good.
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Champion Trapshooter.

ST LOUIS. Oct 2o,-J. II TAYLOR OF
Virginia Il professional. at the close to-
day OF the seasons tournament OF the
Interstate Trapshooters association at
the Sunset club. became the national
champion for the year with a score OF
203s broken targets out of 2100 at 200
yards.
The high amateur in singles for the
tournament was j, r. Graham. lngle
side Ill. I64 out OF 500.
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Short Welded Bliss,

Special 10 The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct 2o.-Divorce
was granted In Judge ]. W. Turner's
court today TO Nora Van Staten from
John Van Staten. an actor. The Van
Stattens were married In Salt Lake on
January 30. 1909. and she said he de-
serted her two and half months later.
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Candidate Withdyaws,

SANTA FE. n. NJ. Oct. 2O.-Francjsco
A, Manzanares today Withdrew as cam
didate on, the Democratic state ticket
for state auditor, sand the Democratic
executive committee named Francisco
Delgado of Santa Fe In hig place
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ONLY 81 on

70 Ogden and return Monday, October
IS. via Oregon Short Line. Special
eaves Salt Lake 6:15 p. H., with
khe choir, returning after choir concert
City Ticket Office Hotel Utah.