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The Marshall republican., 1911-11-30

There are firms in Marshall, and
elsewhere no doubt, who are "turn
ing down" many orders for fear Of
swapping themselves.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-30

When the public has had q short
respite from gwindlers It ID easily
caught off it's guard. This ID shown
by the numerous complaints
against one J. 3. Randolph, who
took many subscriptions In Saline
for the st. Louis Republic and Nc
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-30

Stranger; "Can you direct me to-
a bankp' villager: 'sorry, cir but
I'm not a bank director"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
PHONE COMPANY FAILS.
Davis County Concern, Unable to Meet
Obligations. Asks for Receiver
a 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN Nav lS.-OffiCerS of the Home
Telephone company OF Farmirston DAVIS
county. appeared before District judge
J. A. Howell today and made frank ad-
mission that the company cannot meet
it's outstanding indebtedness. and Joined
in The request OF the Farmers National
bank of Pennington the heaviest cred
itor that Thomas II, Phillips Of Farm
ington he named receiver. An order 20
this effect WAS issued by the court,
Phillips being appointed receiver under
$4,000 bond.
The Home Telephone company was or
ysnized several years ago, \ telephone
system was built in Davis county with
the main office at Pennington, The COM
pany had a good patronage. which was
almost exclusively confined TO the people
OF Davis county with a FEW subscribers
in Weber county Several incfiectual ei-
forts had been. made 10 get a tranGhlse
from ogden CITY 10 operate a telephone
and lighting system. but the petition was
each time refused The officers OF the
company applied for franchise at the
same time the Merchants Light Power
company was given It's franchise TO ouild
aud maintain n lighting system In Ogden
CITY. Liberal offers were made 10 the
city council by the Davis county concern,
hut its requests Ior a franchise was ig-
nored and the officers later Withdrew the
pe ion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
FEDERAL BUILDING
FOR PARK CERTAIN
Action Of Council Removes Last
Obstacle in Way of
Improvement.
Special To The Trihunc.

SneClal 10 Inc Tribune.
PARK CITY. May 1S.-Removsl OF the
last obstacle in the way OF securing 4
federal building for Park City was eff
fected at the meeting Of the city council
tonight. At a meeting OF citizens held
last night a committee was appointed TO
take tho matter in hand and tonight they
reported 10 tho council ;hat 10y popular
subscription they had raised among the
business men the sum OF S4Io, thus
making up the deficiency, with the eX-
ception Of the $500 required for the sur
vey. the abstract OF title and the clear
ing OF the site selected The council ac-
cepted the report and agreed. To appro =
pirate the $500 or any other sum that
might he required for the purposes last
mentioned The total cost Of tho build =
ing Will he So. 900. Work will begin with
in sixty days and will be rushed to carly
completion.
The council also took up the question
OF sanitary drinking fountains and de-
cided TO take steps for their carly install
lation.
The only other matter Of importance
coming before the council was that o'
cement sidewalks. several prominent
property owners on Main street report
ing that they were willing 10 bear the
expense OF cement walks sbuttiDg their
property. and il seems probable that ac-
tion will soon be taken looking TO a gen
eral replacing of the old board walks
with those NJ cement. along Main street
at least
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
YOUNG ROGERS PLEADS
GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING
Virgins to Stand Trlsli Strong Feeling
Against Prisoners at Las
Vegas, N. M.

LAS VEGAS y. NJ May 1s.-WnI
Rogers pleaded guilty today 10 the
charse of KIDNAPPING Waldo Rogers the
three -yesrold grandson Of Judge Henry
l.. Waldo. the millionaire general sollci-
tor OF the santa Fe railroad. Joe Wig
gins. an eN-conviCt and alleged as;om-
plice OF Rogers in the kidnapping. plead
cd not guilty.
Rogers it is understood, vii! moi be
sentenced until after he trial OF Virgins,
In which he is expected to be the prtn-
cipal witness for the state.
Little Waldo Rogers was stolen from
the family home on the night of March
% last and returned to his parents
twenty-four hours later upon We pay
ment of ransom Of $4,000. VIM Ros-
ers. who is - years old. is the uncle
of the stolen child. The ransom money
was recovered intact In the chimney of
young Rocers's home.
There is strong feeling in Las Vegas
against the prisoners. and the utmost
precautiou is being taken To guard them
from violence. They have been confne!
In the state prison AT Santa Fc since
their arrest two weeks after the commits
sion OF the crime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Ban on Cocaine Vender.
.al to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. May 1s.-Coca inc ven
ders and the use of drugs By dope
fiends have been placed under the ban
of the Idaho State Pharmaceutical as
socaton, This action was taken al the
annual conclave OF the organization held
in Pocstello. The association unani :
mously decided to cooperate heartily
with the state board of health in en-
forcing the new drug inspection law:
TO live up 10 the enforcement Of the
local option and search and seizure law,
and indorsed the proper labelling OF all
drugs.
Boise was selected as the next meet
ing place the dates being set as MAY
2. 10 and II Officers for the ensuing
wear were elected as follows Prcsi
dent. j. ]. Beuhler Of Poca'ello; first
vice president w. VI. Anderson. Soda
Springs: second vice president, Clyde
Thurston. Payctte: secretary, s. S. Fer
guson. Pocatcllo: treasurer. II: II.
Whittiesy, PocateIlo.
Executive committee. first district
Clomcnt Wilkins. Occur d'Alcne. sec
ond distrlct-J. J, Pulse. Gransville;
third district-C. o. Ballou. Boise;
fourth dlstrct-F S Kohler. Nampa
fifth dstrlct-M. 6. Wilcox. Paris: sixth
distrct-Charles Baker. Mackay; seventh
district-H. T. Davis. Emmett, eighth
distrct-E. r, Protesting, Wallace; ninth
district-P. L. Mccain. Idaho Falls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
KNEW QROZCO WHEN
LATTER WAS STUDENT
Ogden Man Attended School
With Now Noted Mexican In
surrectO Leader.
Special 10 The Trihnne.

Sp'Nial w Inc ltIuunF
OGDEN May 1S.-Some interesting
facts regarding the life and Characters
tics OF General Orozco are remembered
by j. c. Jacobs. manager OF the Cont
mental Mercantile company at Ogden
The Mexican general now leading large
wing OF the insurrectos in their fight TO
unseat President Diaz and the Ogden man
were fellow students at Bakers univer-
sity. Methodist institution at Bald win.
Kan. six years ago. Owing TO the fact
that a large number Of Methodist mis-
sionaries re sent to Mexico many of the
Mexican young men are persuaded to en-
ter the Baker university as students.
For the most part, the Mexican students
are OF wealthy families hut the embryo
general was not among that class.
Mr.. Jacobs says he remembers orozco
as a big. good natured fellow. conspicu-
ously different from his other countrymen
attending the school. because OF his lack
OF fiery tempers ment and 1ighty ways.
He was cautious and careful, was this
young Mexican, and we'll liked by the
other students. BY teaching r class In
Spanish. which he spoke nuently. Orozco
managed 10 work his way through school
with but little expense Many OF his
pupils were Americans who had COM
plctcd courses In mining and civil ensi-
neerIng and intended going TO Mexico 10
work.
Orozco was more studous than the
other Mextcans attending the school. says
Mr.. Jacobs. He toolC a great interest In
history. economies and commercial law.
and was especially interested in the work
Of literary CLUB of which he was a
member
Mr. Jacohs's impression ~ the rebel
leader is that of man who would not
he fighting for a cause which he did not
believe To be Just and who would not be
engaged in a war for The sole object OF
pastlme and adventure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
F||VE PROGRAMME
FOR SACRED HEART
Students Will Give High Class
Music and Dance Entertain
ment Tonight.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 1S.-Patrcns and friends
of Sacred Heart academy are given prom
ise o. an evening Of unusual enjoyment
In attending the exercises at the acad-
emy Friday night. beginning at 1880
o'clock. Under Mrs. Belle S. Ross. drec-
cal education have mastered a programme
Of dances and athletic contests inter-
spersed with musical numbers which will
be given, no doubt. in pleasing way.
The programme follows:
Couple Dances-Wentworth. Schot-
tische; Dainty Step, Barn Dance. Swedish
Clap Board Walk. Hungarian. all classes.
Club SwinEinE-F1rst class.
Classic Dances-Mazurka. Waltz, first
class.
Fcncing-First class.
La Castagnette (Ketten). Miss Mus
Singing Gamcs-"I See YOU" Peter
Magnus" Travelled. I Have" second
class.
Swedish DueD. (c) Norwegian, first
class
Just a-wearyin' for You" Carrie
Jacobs Bond) absent tMetcalD. Miss
Hamilton, piano. Miss Rsgan.
Spanish Tambcurine Dance-First
class ''Vaise de Concert" fDennec). Miss
Cheshire.
Folk Dances-(a) French. tb) Swedish,
Violin solo "fIejre Kau' QIubay). Miss
G. Malone: piano. Miss Rsgan.
Rustic Dancc-Second class.
GaYotte-First class.
March, Song. Dsnce-"ln Smiling May"
all classes: accompanist Miss Cramer
First Ciass-Misses Il. Harvey. l.. Hood,
r. TIenpton. V. Malloy. NJ McGuincss,
6. McNuty, O. Murphy l. Murray, X.
o. 'Bricn. l.. Rich. c. Roberts, n. Roun
R. Smith, NJ Toy. Il. Tyler. V. Webb.
Second Class-Misses b.. Redier. A.
Blackman. Q. BIackman, a. Brown, \.
Cieary NJ Comstock, X Cronin. f
Frebore, NJ Graham NJ. Hill. a. Hun
ter. r. King. c. Kislingbury. NJ Knapp,
A. Linslcy. ID. Linsley, S. Mates, L. Nc
Kenns, L. McNulty, 7. Siegel. r. Sparks.
T.. Stoncbrsker. l.. Trapp, Is. Tyler, @.
Young NJ Winters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
WITNESSES olscaeolT SELVES.
Prosecuting Attorney Asks That Defend
ant Be DISCHARGED
,neciaI 10 Thc Tribune

Snecia. to The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK. May ls--ln the
case of Harry T., Adamson. charged with
the illicit selling ol Intoxicating liquor.
ihc Jury brought i'm verdict Of not gull
tv on one charge and, on another charge.
tho prosecuting attorney asked that II
ne dismissed. The Witnesses that the
CITY had hired 10 catch the blind piss
testified that they were 10 receive so
oach i'm case OF = conviction. They went
10 the defendant they said. and asked bin
Ir he would give them SO u they would
fan !to testify against him. lie refused
10 do Il. nut told his story 10 the court
and tho prosecuting attorney asked that
fhc case he dismissed AS such VIII
nesscs as those could not he depended
,;pon. and ne would not ask Jury 10
convict man upon such evidence.
Theodore Nicholas. who was found
guilty the day before uf selling liquor
Without a license. WAS brought before
Justice Hunter for sentence. ana was
incd s19o and sentenced To sixty DAYS
in iail.
this clty died suddenly here today at
about O'Clock from heart failure. lie
VAS busy planting potatoes. when he wss
taken with severe pain in his chest.
and went home. His dauGhter-in la "
wa. the only one home and she went
over to nclGhbor's TO telephone for a
doctor and when she returned he was
seated i'm a chair, dead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Mrs. Ballard Divorced.

OGDEN. May ls.-Thc custody OF
minor chiid the costs OF suit and attor-
news ices we're allowed Matte l.. Bal
lard in an interocutory decree from
Frank r. Ralsrd in the district court
today The Southern Pacific Railroad
COMPANY with which Ballard was en-
plovcd as a fireman, was made dc :
fcndant in the action. but an agreement
having been entered into between nus :
hard and wife as 10 the disposition Of
his monthly salary The company was
rcIea4eh from n temporary Injunction
prohibiting the payment OF any salary
Ballard testified her husband has lived
apart from her and their child. and hes
failed 10 provide her with the necessaries
of life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Aged Pioneer Is Dead.
to The Tribune.


BRIGHAM CITY, May 1s.-Anothcr OF
Brigham City's pioneers OF 1Sio has
passed away. This time IL is Martin
Luther Ensign aged 50 years Mr.. En-
sign passed peacefully away at II a. m
lie had vccn very feeble for many months
past and altogether helpless. although he
did not suffer a moments pain UP 10 the
time OF death. Death was due TO old
age. He is survived by his aged wife
who. together with himself, crossed the
plains in lSia. and were in the first COM
pany OF pioneers TO settle in Brigham
CITY, arriving here in 1853 They have
resided in this CITY since that time,
Resides his widow he is survived by
five children-Mrs. l.. 4. Merrill Of Salt
Lake City, Mrs, Hill and Mrs: Isaac
Smith Of Logan. DIR. a. w. Ensign and
Martin H. Ensign. Jr.. OF this city. Be-
sides these there are forty-siN grand
children and thirty-four great-grandchll-
Clren. who arc scattered throughout north
crn Utah and southern Idaho
Funeral services will he held Saturday
afternoon at > o o'clock. 1nterment will be
in City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Spraying Demonstrated.


provo. MAY Estate Horticulture
Inspector J. Edward Taylor and Tree
Inspector n. W. ETcrc'on gave demon
STATIONS In the spraying of fruit trees
Fisher and y Is. Johnson ~ this city.
for tho benefit of the fruitsrowcrs.
MIR. Taylor will visit other fruit src-
,luus I'm the county and give d"mnnstra
lions. he is anxious that all rruiigTowcIs
shall understand tho necessity Of spray
in2 in an effective manner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Narrow Escape in Fire
Spccial TO The Tribune

BRIGHAM CITY. May ls.-At 2 o clock
this morning The home Of Dave Mayhue
an old time resident OF this city. was de-
stroved by fire The fire started in the
Kitchen Mr. Mayhue was absent from
the CITY being on a business trip TO Og-
den His daughter, Mrs. Geneva NJ;
Snow, was alseep in the house alone and
was awakened by smoke and heat. She
made her escape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Ready to Rush Work.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SOtNldI 10 TTIE 7 TIUNTI"'
OGDEN. Nav lS,-Settins Of poles for
the transmission line Of the Merchants
Light a Power company. which was re-
Gently granted franchise to furnish
Ogden CITY lights for its streets. viii be-
gin next Tuesday, according To an an
nounCcment made by Engineer 7. ID,
Kline OF the construction department to-
DAY Engineer Kline says that n force
of 100 men will be put 10 work al once
digging holes for the poles. The con-
struction OF the power line viii be neces-
sa rily rushed owing to the limited time
the new company Is required under Its
franchise 10 begin furnishing lights for
Inc cilY slreeLs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
S. Norman Lee to Return.
Special 10 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. May lS.-S. Norman
7 oc who IS editing the Milliennial star
Mormon church organ. published in Liv-
erpool has been released and expects TO
leave England on June 3. Mr. Lee has
held tie position for more than two
years Before going 10 England Mr.. Lee
was editor Of a local newspaper and in
the real estate business in the flrm OF
| & Dunn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
REPORT ON COTTON
AND WOOL BY DEC. |
Tariff Board Unable to Conclude
It's Inquiry for the Special
Session.
Sneclsl to The Tribune.


WASHINGTON, D. c.. May ls.-
That the present congress. at its spe
cial session, will not reap The bene.
fits of the Investigations of the tariff
board in the cotton and wool schedules
of the Paype.Aldrich law became
known at tfe White house his moru,
ing when four members of the board
announced that the findings in these
two schedules would not be made
known until December ! next Every
member of the board. with the excep.
ton of Chairman Emory. who sailed
for Europe several DAYS ago, visited
the president, and told him they would
report on all schedules now under in.
vestigation December l. This state.
ment is taken to mean that Mr. Taft
will be unable 10 recommend any re.
vision Of the cotton or wool schedule
until after the next regular session of
congress begins.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
BOYS TAKEN HOME.
Lads Who Would Be Tough" Cared for
by Their Brothers.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. May lS.-Ber, Tihbs and Emil
BucEbCrn the two boys who were ar
rested by Sheriff Harrison yesterday,
were turned over to their two older
brothers today AZ tho request of Sheriff
Sharp OF Salt Lake county, The boys
brothers came up from Salt Lake city
today and will take the %oung adren-
turers back with them.
The boys had two stolen horses IN
their possession at the time OF their ar
rest These were found 10 belong TO
Tibbs's older brother. The boys were
dressed in characteristic western style
and seemed eager TO look as tough as
possible. They VIII have n hearing in
the juvenile court at Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
More Cars for Coast

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN May 1S.--Scvcnteeu electric
interurhan cars 10 he used hy the lIarri-
man lines on its electric intcrurban scrN-
ice running In various directions from
Oakland. Cal. passed through Ogden last
night on n special train over the South
ern Pacific for the west In addition TO
lis other electric lines in California. the
Hartman system has recently begun The
construction Of several intcrurban lines
cenlering In Oakland. Most OF the equip
mcnt has been purchased for the new
electric System. including a total nf fifty
electric cars OF the most modern type.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
H0N0RS REQUISITI0N
FOR ALLEGED MURDERER

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May 1S.--G;over-
nor Johnson today honored reuIsltion pa
pers for the -cturn to Arkansas of james
Tramwel. now under arrest AZ San
Francisco. Tramwel is wanted for the
murder of Charles Gregg in Green county.
Arkansas. Decembcr 10. 1909.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
5lCYcLlST is INJURED.
Y Stafford Becomes Confused and
nv struck by Automobile
he Tribune.

- ibt lIiDUnC.
~, May l$.-Il. Lee Era dford
q tplaiDed back and was other
-si:ed BY being knocked off his
''hlsnt hy an automobile. No
L'sm broken and il is thought
y aot injured internally. Brad
~ IdinI his bicycle west on
trnm street near Washington
spui o'clock This evening when
tnoplls owned by u. a. Smyth
Fnsn by his chauffeur, Frank
sms up behind him. Spectators
q. rleice WAS mol soiug al an
IS,s ol speed and that he
uh gong In plenty of time,
~ seemed 10 he confused an6 put
wsse. stopping directly i'm front
A-.o. He was struck and thrown
t.guna with considerable force.
uhen 20 mis- home at 2236 Madi-
-'1as' where his Injuries were at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
SIX-HUNDRED-P0UND
WHEEL FALLS ON BOY
M artIn J. Cooper, Eight Years Old. Killed
While Playing With Other Lads
at Price,
Special 10 The Tribune,

PRICE Utah, May lS.-At the Denver
e Rio Grande warehouse this afternoon
500 pound iron wheel fell on Martin J.
Cooper, the S-year-old son OF C.. c.
Cooper OF Hot Springs, Ark, the boy dy-
ing from his injuries at Z o'clock tonight,
six hours later. The Coopers were on
their way TO the Ulntah reservation from
the south and had stopped at Price en-
route. The boy, with others was playing
Inferred at Price. after which the parents
VIII proceed on their way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Journalist Talks to Students.

Special To Tho Tribune.
PROVO. May tS.-H. rcrry Robinson
special representative Of ihc London
Times. who Is ia Utah invest ifGailng the
Mormon question for his paper, spoke to
The students of ,hc Brigham Young uni
vcrslly this morning. his subject bc'uc
"Travcl in TN" Philippines. and the
good vnrl, GcIuE don" There by tho
United Statcs government
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
FEDERAL OFFICERS MAY
PROBE ICE BUSINESS

CHICAGO, May 1S.-It became known
TODAY that the Offices OF District Attor
ney Edwin W. Sims and ot the bureau
of investigation OF the department; or
Justice had interested themselves in a
"a , pcr cent raise In the price Of ice
put into effect in parts OF Chicago
week ago.
-rhc federal authorities are seeking in
terstate traffic details of the ice bust
ness to see II evidence shall be presented
10 tho grand jury
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
WEARY OF WEOLOCK.
Mrs Robert j. Carr Accuses Husband Of
Abuse and Cruelty.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nav 1S.-AllcsinE that her
husband Robert T. Carr has been guilty
OF cruel and inhuman treatment towards
her, Mrs. Bertha Carr today petitioned
the district court for divorce. Mrs
Carr specifically charges her husband
with using insulting language towards
her at the Utah 1Io, springs in the pres
ence OF other people. April 7. Again in
October. 1909. Carr grabbed her ana was
choking her violently when the woman's
brother law came to her assistance.
she says The Carrs were married at
Ogden November u. 1900, and have one
child three years old.
Upon hearing the petition Of Mrs. Carr.
Distric. Judge Howell cited Carr To ap-
pear before him May 26 TO show cause
why he should not pay temporary ali
nony. attorneys fees and costs of the
suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
Peace psv to Be Observed,

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO. Man lS.-Pcace DAY is To he
observed lu this city noNt sunday when
= mass meeting OF !he citizens viii be
held lu the stake tabernacle Nt y. m
\ programme bedtring tho occasion H.
being prepared by a committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-19
New Ward Created.
iaI to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Mag lS-A new ward
has heen created in this county, Thatcher
ward of the Mormon church has been
divided into two. and the new ward VIII
be known as Penrose. r, n. Pierce has
been selected as the bishop of ?enrose
ward with John Petersen and Morgan
Miller as counselors. These appointments
win he confirmed al conference 10 he
held in Garland in the very near fu-