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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-13

transparent acts@of superservlce-
able detectives.
Moreover, it. is tpreposterous
to suppose that if John ]. McNa-
mara were aedynamiter he would
have any of the explosive sub
stance either IN the basement of
the building containing the Off
ces of the Structural Iron Work
ers' union or in any outbuilding
belonging, to or rented by a
member :of, his family The slip
ping of dynamite into the hand
baggage of the. two other mem
bers of the union would be
trick Of legerdemain easily ac-
complished, by any of the thieves
and bIackguards who are alleged
by the. undoubted authority to
be in so great a majority in their
sneaking profession. The find
ing of cloekwork !. dynamite
bombs in various. parts, of the
country could easily be arranged
for by the, veriest amateur in
slight-of-hand play
nE0I DE IxLAR OIL HIGH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
PANESE ANXIOUS
TO SHOW FRIENDSHIP
Ratification Of Trade Treaty
Regarded as a Great His.
tOrical Event.

TOXIC. Feb. 2s-Ambassador O'srien
arc Coen: Komura, the Japanese foreign
secretary. have exchanged congratula :
lions on the ratification Of the treaty be-
tween tie United States and Japan. There
are not lacking evidences that the high
est officials End the entire press of this
country. as wei! es the general public,
are deeply stirred by the early accept
ance by the American government OF Jap
ans assurances that she desire a continua
tlon of the friendly relations which have
always existed. and by the confidence
shown by the administration at Wash
1ngton in the sincerity OF Japan's under
takinss regarding emigration On all
sides and among every class satisfaction
ana even gratitude is warmly expressed.
The effect of the ratification with regard
to trade and commerce already is well
marked. The government and commercial
bodies are preparing TO take Il thor
oughly representative part In the expo
sition to be held In celebration Of the
opening of the Panama canal. This un-
ooubtedly VIII be the largest scale on
which Japan has ever been represented
abroad.
The newspapers printed editorials. ex-
pressing the opinions OF statesmen. bank
ers and leaders OF thought who are unan-
imous in regarding the ratification as
OF the country and that II has undouot-
edly strengthened the position OF Count
katsura. the premier. Count Komura and
the government generally
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
BEILIGERENT GREEKS
ARE THROWN INTO JAIL
Special 90 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 26.-EiGht Greeks. keep
ing bachelor uarlers at IS North Fourth
West street. created Il disturbance last
night and seven OF them were arrested
and locked up. the eighth getting away
from the officers. About II o'clock last
night someone telephoDed to the police
station that somebody was being mur-
dercd in the building occupied by the
Greeks. and Officers Ferre and Wilson
hurried 10 the scene. where they found
the men in hilarious state OF intoxica-
ton, shooting the house full of holes
and otherwise making the night hideous
In subduing the bolsterous men and
placing them under arrest, II was nec-
essary 10 club some Of them into insen,,
sibilitv. and on the way TO the city jail
one OF the men escaped and is still at
large Al the jail the men gave their
names as Mike Kuneljs, George kalsane-
yis. Cost Kucusaki. John Tcreyak John
Kunclis. John Karitos, George Tsucana- :
kis, and their ages from p to % year.
morning on Charge OF drunkenness and
disturbing the peace.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

a "s3" card party at I. o. o. F; hall.
One candidate was initiated and five
been secured for May when all circles
Will be represented In class limitations
and fancy drills hv all teams.
The meeting of Salt Lake circle was
held last Monday evening. II being
guards drill night. only a short meeting
vas held Some Of the officers and
guards visited Bountiful circle last
Thursday. The meeting Monday evening.
February q. will start promptly at s
o'clock. The captain wants all guards
TO be there for drill. Visitors always
are welcome.
Woodbine circle No. II held its reCu
lar meeting Thursday evening. February
%. In l. q. o. =. hall all officers pres
ent. There was one card for benefit
me mhership. and there were four initia-
tions. Next Friday evening, March 8. the
circle Is invited to a social at Neiglnbor
Sideways home at 25 West First North
take Center street car. Last Tuesday
evening Nelghbor Conley entertained the
ten neighbors and friends 10 start the
endless chain nf socals the circles are
giving. Friday evening a few OF the
neighbors gave 2 surprise on Neighbor
ConleY. IL being hnr birthday. She re
ceived many beautiful presents. The
next meeting will be Thursday evening
March ?.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
SECRETARIES CHASE
IDAHO CONGRESSMAN
Representative Hamer Has AL
tercation With Understrap-
pers at National Capitol.
Special to The Tr!hune.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-Repre.
sentative Thomas Il. Hamer OF Idaho
was much in demand today. but he cut
most OF the lines OF communication and
spent the day in retirement to escape
newspapermep- While passing through
the house of representatives office
building corridor last night the repre-
sentative from Idaho became involved
in a quarrel with three private secre-
taTies 10 other representatives. Ono
of these was E. Z. CLAWS. brother OF
Louis R. CLAWS, who figured in the
Ballinger. Pinchot Investigation Z. E.
Claws is secretary to Representative
Graham Of Pennsylvania
When capitol policemen interfered to
stop the alteration Hamer in his ef-
forts to get away from his assailants
had taken to his heels and had fallen
and sustained bruises. One Of the sec
retaries was disposed to follow him,
but was deferred by the policeman.
None of the parties interested will talk
freely and all of them are inclined to
belittle the occurrence today. The ac-
counts of observers of the affair agree
that the three private secretaries were
feeling iovial and that Mr.. Hamer
thought they took up too much space
in the corridor, when words ensued
As Mr Hamer brandished his cane
there was a shower of profanity and
the private secretaries gave chase to
The Idaho member.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
DEATH MET
BY WIFE Of MINER
Mrs. Joseph Noodle Dies as Re.
suit of Burns and Ex-
pOsure to Cold.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
SALMON CITY, Ida, Feb. 26.-Mrs.
Joseph Noodle is dead here as the Re.
suit of burns and exposure to cold.
During the past year Mr. and Mrs.
Noodle have been living in a two-room
cabin, near the Copper Queen mine,
about seven miles northwest from
town. The mine has been closed down
during the winter and Noodle has been
acting as watchman and also doing
work on the Starlight group of claims,
mile and half over the divide. The
Noodles were the only family stopping
at the mine.
Some days ago the cabin caught fire
from the chimney. Mrs. Noodle. who
was IN the place with three months
old child, took the baby into a tent
near the cabin and returned to the
burning building in the attempt to save
some clothing, While she was inside
the roof fell in, blocking the doorway
Before she managed TO get out her
clothing was almost entirely burned
from her body.
Frantic with pain and terror, she
started on the rough two-mile journey
10 Wnere her husband was working at
the Starlight mine. Parts Of the way
she must have crawled on her hands
and knees, as the trail was marked by
fragments of her burnt clothing. The
snow was deep all along the track, yet
she made her way to the mouth of the
tunnel. where she was met by her hus-
band. He placed her on a saddle horse
and took her back to the tent. where
the baby was found, almost dead from
cold.
DR. Whitwell was summoned BY tele.
phone and went TO the mine. Mrs.
Noodle was then brought to town. but
there was no hope for her recovery and
she died shortly after.
Mrs. Noodle was formerly Miss Marie
Proksch. The deepest sympathy is felt
for her relatives. who are we'll known
and highly respected The funeral was
held this afternoon, the Rev Father
Gresl officiating, under the auspices
of the Daughters OF Rebecca. of which
order Mrs. Noodle was a member
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
IDAHO MAY KILL
ALL COUNTY BILLS
Committee Which Conferred in
Washington About School
Lands to Report.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. Feb. ga caucus Of the Re-
publicans in tho senate today determined
10 stop the creation OF any additional
counties. This result, II IT goes through.
will kin off the measures for Adams. Te-
ton aud Jefferson counties. The bill for
Lewis county has passed both the house
and senate, but the aim is TO kill it by
reconsiders ton.
Should this result obtain. It will be a
distinct blow TO the power of the south
eastern counties as IL VIII leave them
but one new county. while the north and
west Of the state will have fallen heir
To three new ones.
This action also defeats for the second
time Power county. probably the most
merttorious of all the proposed counties.
The legislative committee which went
20 Washington 10 confer with the secre-
tary of The interior snd the president re-
garding the states school sections within
forest reserves returned this morning and
viii make lis report to the legislature in
day TWO.
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Frater1lal Union of America

Evergreen Lodge 151 will meet tonight
and initiate ten candidates and no doubt
ballot upon several more applications. The
degree team is requested TO be present.
as we'll all other members who can
possibly attend. No doubt arrangements
will he completed tonight for an open
entertainment 10 take place carly in
March. and every assurance is made.
that II will he one of the best given by
the lodge. Sister Elizabeth johnson is
reported very sick and the members uf
the lodge viii be paIncd Ia learn that s
Chacker. Jr., underwent another opera
tion on his broken hand. last week which
will necessitate his staying home for an
other month Brother Thomas T.ouchncy
Is also very sick at his residence No .
Norris court. on Firth South. between
First and Second East.
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Roya.l HiEhlanders.

The scene al Utah castle last Monda :
evening was a pleasing one. II was the
third annual masquerade ball given by
the ROYAL Highlanders. and Judging by
appearances. every nation under the sun
was represented. The bright lights and
beautiful costumes combined TO make
the occasion one long to be remembered
Happy Hooliean was there with three
little "iIooligans also Nanny Chloe
and her charge. Several Indians. fierce .
looking but really quite tame, We're in at
tendance. The cattle range was repre-
sented by cowboys and girls. One of the
most beautiful costumes was that worn
by Miss Tennison as Queen Of the Gyp-
sizes Fair Lady Alta Miller was charm
ing in butterfly costume. ThercSc
Dell Morning, won ladys first prize.
Altogether the affair was an enjoyable
one and did credit 10 the committee
having charge. There will he a regular
meeting this evening, and all are urged
10 assemble promptly so that the castle
may be opened N SIS O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
British Fraternal Society,

Thursday evening last the society held
old Commercial club building. 222 Sout IN
West Temple. The meeting took the
form OF concert. which was well at
tended by the members and their friends.
a successful programme was submitted.
consisting of sonrs yerita ationv nfr Al
the close of the concert several new
names were added to the membership
roll. In the evening IL was proposed that
n benefit concert he arranged - osa!st
q fellow member who has met with some
revcrSes lately. The committee has the
matter in hand. and further announce
ments will he nad9. II is 20 he hoped
that members Will come forward and
help in this worthy object
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
IND BOLD yEGGMEN
| MAKE THEIR ESCAPE
4prised by Porter While At
rnpting to Blow Safe in
Gambling House.
IA The TnlhlQe.

...sl 70 The Tribune.
4 eenyS. Feb 26.-Surprised by an en-
W Thie attempting 10 blow open the
~. the St. Louis gambling house at
49,, fhis morning, two daring yegg-
made o sensational getaway. leav-
Z. ,heis tools scattered on the floor
4, iheir hurried fight.
Trr boldness and DARING. the aStenpteo
iSpovine has the record In the Grim
u ssnais of ogden City. The gambling
~ is located above the st. Louis se--
q ~ ,he corner Of TIVE NTH street
d s,snt avenue, In the heart OF the
~, nopulous business section of the
zA.,snr untn the night watchman,
|.'rrs Burton. had left the building and
- me first car TO his home at o
"a mounted the stairway and with a
~, and steel drills started to Wor,: on
a, ia safe In which there was $4,000 IN
"a The safe-blowers mad drilled a
IN, sour inches deep into the heavy doors
IA - safe and were just preparing 10
~. u!troglycerin in the aperture with
r-,all glass syringe when Clemen Ras-
|--sxa, an employee OF the st. Louis ss-
~ walked Up the stairway and en-
L,.s he rambling house 10 clean UP the
-. Ee vas confronted by two big
|r,slysrs In the hands OF the safe blowers
"a compelled 20 lie down on one Of
3 rsring tables Will, his head covered
"a coat belonging 10 one OF the yeGg-
-h
Tte ,wo men then went back to work
J, tts safe and had inserted q five-inch
- NTH a dynamite cap attached when
, jtp porter stumbled into the room. He
4, severed with a revolver by one OF
= men. but with a startled shout he
tzpsi through the door and pitched
'ssirong down the stairway. Fearing that
}, you'd report their presence In the
nasling house 10 the officers. the two
"a followed the Jap down the stairway
- twenty fifth street. AS they turned
Is Eectric alley one Of the men dropped
n revolver but, quickly recovering II,
riilnusd through the narrow street and
.i1ssj
n drills. brace and other tools we're
\ ihs fines, make and the steel drills
b hen sharpenei TO razor like edge
/, sps machine shop. A big steel pry
n fel,rd bears the letters ''R. H" on
~ tis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
MADE NO EFFORT TO
SAVE DROWNING MEN

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26-The po-
lice are seeking the owners OF the lum-
Der schooner Comet to learn why. if true,
that the vessel ran down and drowned
two men yesterday. tho fact was not
reported until the case Was brought TO
light after a twenty-four hours search
for the launch John A. hv the police boat
Patrol and several launches, after the
John a. was reported missing. together
with her engineer. Elmer Wagner. and
Sing Lung. a Chinese employee of the
California Shrimp company. The owner
OF the schooner is said 10 have admitted
that the Comet had run down the launch
AT 1890 Yesterday morning. Neither the
launch nor her occupants were seen after
the vessel passed over them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
FrateTnsl Brotherhood.

At the next regular meeting OF Utah
lodge No. S65 Brother and Sister Moore
VIII give stereopticon lecture on the
come coming trip. Wednesday, March S
AS this Will be the only lecture given by
this popular couple in Salt Lake. all mem
bers OF the r. F. r. and their friends are
invited TO attend There will be a busi
ness meeting before the lecture in the
banquet hall. III which time there Will
De obligation Of candidates.
Tintlc lodge No 743 gave a grand con =
cert last Thursday evening. The hall wa :
decorated with the banners which this
lodge has won. The programme was a
long one. and the best talent in Eureka
was enlisted. Brother and Sister White
head Of Salt Lake gave playlet entitled
yellow Roses" This lodge Is prepar-
ing TO give Sister Neidis a royal well
come.
Tooele lodge No 7s5 was called 10 or
der in regular session last Tuesday night.
several members were initiated and other
names were bal!oted upon. Under the
good Of the society il was decided to &C
cept the offer .of the supreme lodge and
to have Brother and sister Moore come
with their lecture on California. This
lecture will he free to members and
their friends and vii be on the seventh
OF March.
Murray lodge No 7i3 met in regular
session Saturday evening with Brother
Brewington in the chair. An interesting
business session was enjoyed and plans
were started for the celebration Of the
Fraternsi Brotherhood anniversary. which
comes March II. at which time the order
will be fifteen wears old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
I. o. o. T.

Jordan lodge No 3 conferred the Initia
tory degree Monday night. The attend
ancc was unusually large The degree
staff acquitted itself In fine style. To-
night the second degree viii he conferred
on al waiting candidates, There are
several applications or the table 10 be
acted on.
Last Friday night Salt Lake lodge No.
2 l. y. q. f.. rounded out the month
Win the thlrd 1esree WoIN pcils Put on on
manner. Under The good of the order
a three-llnk emblem Was presented To
Brother Swanson. who has Just become
n full -ncdged member OF the order. by
p c. NJ. Price IN few we'll chosen
words Next Friday night ten initiates
VIII be started on the road which will
land them as workers in a fraternity
which now numbers 1000. 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court IN and for Salt Lake county.
state Of ttah.-In the matter Of the
estate OF John l. Prye. deceased.-So-
tlce OF sale.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale, on or after the 11th day Of March
1911. the following described property. to
wit:
Lot /. block S. section i5 township
l south. range ! east. Salt Lake merid
ian. containing 2.s9 acres. more or less.
together with two shares Of surplus wa
ter stock in the Pleasant View Irrigation
company.
Bids Will be received ar the office OF
the undersigned. No. 3o1 y. F. Walker
building. Salt Lake city. Utah. Terms
OF sale. cash.
THOMAS ASTON. Administrator
Dated February IS, 1911.
Stewart. Stewart & Alexander. ATTORNEYS
for Administrator. b26s1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Rainbow MInIno comnanv ~

Rainbow Mining Company Of Utah,
Principal place of business. No. 32
South Main street Salt Lake City
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the directors. held on the eth day
OF January. 1911. an assessment of one
eighth CD cent per share was levied on
the capital stock of the corporation pay
able on OF before the 25th day of March.
1911. 10 Ernest II. Fowler. secretary and
No. 80 South Main street. Salt Lake CITY
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on the 25th
day OF March. 1911, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment IS made before, will
be cold on the Goth day of May. 1911. TO
pay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale. ERNEST NJ. FOWLER
Secretary and Treasure
Office: No. 80 South Main Street, Salt
Lake City. Utah bass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
u A. Hambley at Rest.

- 10 The Tribune.
w. A.; reb 26.-Funeral services for
..,,c1 rin allen Hambley were held All the
. ,1I M. vi Nshda chapel this afternoon
k- p,,ocH with the Rev. f. V. Fishor
= oca1 methodist church in charge.
~ -As,ss conducted the rItu.i ~ H.
lsdrn.s y. IN" chapel. and tho ritual Of the
4 % %m4rh OF the World was given hy
Rs c,ers cns Of that order at the grave
ks NY cemetery Mr., IIambIer died
) are nV,ne n1 10 IN Ogden last Thursday at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
DECKER GOING EAST.
" Partly In Interest of Merchants
Nsn' and Power Company Of Ogden.
,stsl 10 Ths Tribune

v,nsN, Feb. e6.-Danville Decker.
- Ior the Merchants Light g.
rancblse from Ogden civ Ia oneratn
1-.lnc lighting plant here. win leave
'asw York City carly this week In
In, ",srcsl of The new company and
Ia; 'W pleasure trip. While In the
nlw n WIN Visit members of his family
!. ~ Sors directors of the company have not
~, oeu on the plans for the new
IN NJ us location. 1t is understood
+Hstyn ~ are pelns considered for the
k,ys d and the other using water as lis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
OGDEN is INTERESTED
Sraneh OF the Utah Home Industrial
Association Soon TO Be Organized.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb 2S-Next Saturday +,
public reception will be held in Ocde
under the auspices of the Utah Industrial
associat tion. Luncheon Will be served at
used exclusively. The reception Is being,
arranged by Mrs. Olive Havens, presi
dent OF the Salt Lake branch OF the Utah
Rome Industrial association. She is be :
ing assisted by committee OF local
women.
The purpose Of the reception is to in
terest the Ogden public In using only
price is on an equal basis After the
reception the matter OF organizing an
Ogden branch of the organization Will be
undertaken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
G., A. r.

George R Maxwell W. +. c. will hold
its regular meeting in l. y: o. +. hall
Wednesday at $50 O'Clock. Visiting MEM
bers are invited.
Regular meeting OF George r. Maxwell
post No. will he held at It's hall March
at p, m sharp. After the post meet
ing the ladies of Maxwell Relief corps
will enier rtain with tea and cards. All
comrades and friends are Invited.
The regular meeting of Reynolds cir
Gle No. l. 6. A. r.. will be held at i. o.
o. + hail Tuesday at 2:30 All members
are urgently requested 10 be present,
as there IS business to come before the
circle.
The James r. Mexican Womans Re-
lief corps VIII entertain at the home of
Mrs W. f.. JNIcdner, ilS East Fourth
South Thursday March ..
The ladies OF Gordon circle No. l..
c. A. r., WIFI hold their regular meeting
Tuesday at . u. III. in Eagles hall
Daughters Of Veterans will hold their
regular meeting this evening AT o'clock
at |. O. y. +. hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
COMING, SAYS JORDAN

LOS ANGELES. Feb, 2s.-"Uuversal
suffrage is inevitable" said Dr. David
Starr Jordan, president OF the Stanford
university, in an interview here today
We are going to have II in California
as well as In every other state in the
union Generally. ] believe il is a good
thing and Will work well particularly
in regard to the liquor question"
President Jordan expressed dsapproval,
however OF using educational institutions
ms a public forum for the discussion of
public questions after they have reached
the campaign stage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
FARMERS FIGHT WITH
SH0TGuNS AS WEAPONS

SELLEFONTAINE O. Feb. os.-ono
man is dead and three others are In
iall as rcsnl. OF ? shotgun fight carly
Ioqay oatWcan farmers OF this county.
II is alleged that farmers who had been
missing corn organized n vigilance com
mittee and today's clash resulted
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Young Woman Dies.
10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
MONROE. Feb 26.-A distressing
death occurred last evening when Mrs.
Jda Peterson. wife of August Peterson,
The local harness maker. passed away.
She was comparatively n young woman
She was the mother Of thirteen children,
nine Of whom survive. The father mas
been III for three months with rhcu-
matisn. being unable 10 work. and The
citizens of the town have been giving
the family aid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-27
RUSSIAN FISHERMEN
ESCAPE FROM ICE FL0E

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 26.-Dis-
matches from Hclsiugfors and Narya re-
port that n portion Of the ice iIoc on
Which five hundred fishermen went adrift
in the Gulf Of Finland several days ago.
hns been driven ashore at Hciskar island
Forty of the fishermen had found
safety on this fIoe. Another portion with
many men grounded near Koiwisto IN
GIorAO sound.