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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
COUNCIL AIDS IN
AB0L|SH|NC SMOKE
Appointment of Two lnspec-
tors and an Expert Stoker
Is Authorized.

BY the adoption of a resolution by W,
Mont Ferry, president Of the council. the
council last night authorized Mayor John
S. Rransford TO appoint two inspectors.
whose duty 1t shall be 10 sec To the
enforcement of the an;i-smoke ordi-
nances, and an expert stoke: The in
spectors are 10 be employed for three
months at $50 month and the stoker at
81 a day. This action is result OF the
campaign which has been carried on for
several months past by the Commercial
club and various ~oren's organizations
Of the city looking to an abatement of the
smoke nuisance.
present at the council meeting last night
and urged the passage OF the resolution
introduced by President Ferry. Mr., Ferry
Mas a member OF the committee repre-
scnting the Commercial club which has
had the matter In charge.
II is conceded that the most impor-
tant step toward the abatement of the
smoke nuisance is TIE proper education
OF the firemen OF the city as to proper
methods of firing TO produce the least
smoke, Various apparatus also can be
placed on furances and hea ting apparatus
go as to consume tho smoke. il is with
Il view Of carrying on sort OF an edua-
cational campaign that the inspectors
will be appointed. the smoke ordinance
latIng the provisions OF the ordinance
prosecuted.
Tie advisability of paying the inspec-
tors 80 much was questioned by Council
man J.. L. Hall. but after the matter was
discussed the resolution was unanimous
ly adopted,
The telephone franchise tanSlc caused
bitter fight and after several warm de-
bates between various members the mat
ter went over until next Friday night.
II was suggested that Il be taken up
Thursday evening. but was postponed on
account Of the Press club links at the
Orpheum theatcr that night. The
council will not meet Thursday evening
OUT Of respect to the Press club.
Counclmen Mckinney and Hall en-
deavored 10 have the resolution passed
providing that the rates OF the telephones
should not be raised above tho present
rates of Bell telephones. This was Tough,
by Councilman, Fernstrom. who accused
Mckinney and Hall Of rawing mp the
resolution unknown TO other members OF
the committee. This led to personalities.
and President Ferry had To call for order
several times. 4 warm fight lis looked
for. on Friday evening. when the matter
will be taken I'D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
CITY AND VICINITY

THE UTAH ASSOCIATION or lie un-
lsrwritcrs will hold its semi annual con-
ycntion NJ the Commercial club W"dnes-
DAY afternoon at o'clock. Tho session
wiil be devoted principally to hearing the
report OF the state delegation 10 the re-
cent national conclave N Chicago, delib-
Grafton upon membership applications and
plans Tor increasing The same and ways
aud means OF furtherinS the work OF the
uSsocia ton.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
the management of the Urpheum ihcator
la have The election returns tonight an
nouuccd from the stage. The results
from tho various districts will bc thrown
on n screen So that the audience will
know how the vote goes rs soon as IL
- received at Tho Tribune office and
transmitted to the thestcr
THE UNIVERSITY CLUB tonight will
receive the returns OF the election in
Salt Lake and elsewhere. 50 that tho
members of the institution may learn
the. outcome without moving out OF doors
The University club surprise party sched
ulod for laSi Saturday night and which
was postpoucd. will be given next Satur-
Gay night
keau corps viii meet in the l. -. O. r.
hall ON Wednesday, November S. at II:15
.. n. Those who Wish to 90 TO lunch
rpn AT Keith - Erian's with tho CORPS
ladies from Ogden are requested TO be
there ut that time. \ iuli attendance
t. requested.
POCkETeOok containing numerous
papers and check made payable TO
r. NJ. Cook Mas found In a mail box
yesterday. II is in possession OF Post
master Arthur l.. Thomas and will be
turned over 10 the owner when he calls
Tor II.
TIE FUNERAL OF Rufus Forbush.
professor al the Jordan high school At
Mon. who died Thursday was held from
the Union ward meeting house SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock.
IHE PAST NOBLE GRANOs' CLUB
VIII be entertained by Mrs. J. Israel at
Iier nome. 23f ~ street Thursday after
noon. cordial invitation fo all visit
ins sisters Sixth avenue car.
ON TIE GROUND of non. support
august Fatzak began suit Inv the Third
nlsul't court Yesterday afternoon Tor
divorce from Elizabeth Patzak.
A MEETING OF the city hoard ~
ne@itn was held Monday morning at
which the monthly bills y orc nars,-i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
BLOCK TEACHERS AVID
MISSIONARIES ACTIVE
Church RedoubleS Its Efforts
in Behalf of Citizens
Ticket.
ACTING AS BOOMERANG
MorrnonS Themselves Are Be-
ing Disguised by the
Methods Used.
ACTING AS BOOMERANG

The block teachers and home mission
aries OF the Mormon church held secret
meetings last night ia every ecclesiastical
ward n the city. Realizing that every
surface indication forctelis sweeping
American victory throughout the city,
these church workers are redouhline their
energies to get every Mormon vote-be-
lIevcd To be "r!ght''--to the polls TO-DAY.
This powerful organization Is practically
the only organization the Citizens party
has at work In this campaign.
Though the Mormon organization.
which is working for the success Of the
Park ticket. Is powerful IL is losing
ground, hundreds Of Mormons have re-
belled against this latest attempt oi their
church TO dominate an election and 10
control absolutely the Mormon vote. and
as protest against such un- American
methods Will vote line straight American
ticket. Realizing this. all Of the power
full influence or the hierarchy is being
in final effort 10 get them 30 bow To
the political dominance ot the church.
Mormon children who attended sunday
school on sunday were given notes 10
take home 10 their parents. urging that
the Mormon parents cast their votes for
the church ticket In many Mormon
families these notes will doubtless have
The effect desired by tho church workers.
In many other families, however. they
are having the opposite effect. Many
Mormons vino had previously intended
voting for Park were so incensed at this
effort of the church TO control their votes
that they Immediately announced that
they Intended voting for Bransford and
the rest of the American ticket.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
DARING ESCAPE IS
MADE BY CONVICT
Eludes Vigilance of Armed
Guards and Decamps
From Road Gang.

According to advices received at the
state penitentIary at an early hour this
morning, William Jones. convict No.
2515. who escaped from the Box Elder
county road gang some time before the
breakfast hour yesterday morning, has
not been rctaken.
Jones was last seen entering Eo, Elder
canyon late last night by farmer
Choosing AN opportunity when the vigil
lance OF the guards ut the stockade at
Willard was temporarily relaxed, the con-
vict made good his escape by climbing
over the high wire fence. The prisoner
was not missed until YESTERDAY morning
when the conyicts were called to begin
tl1eir daily work
In checking over the prisoners. the
guards Immediately found that Jones was
not among them, aud his bunk had not
been occupied during the night.
nasty alarm was sounded and tho
sherlffs OF four counties were immedi-
atciy notified and gwen description OF
the escaped man. Inquiry at the stock
ade met with Il hat refusal by the
guards TO give any information regarding
the manner In which the convict made
his escape.
1t was learned. however. that he made
his getaway during the night by means
OF climbing the fence surrounding the
convict camp.
Jones was sentenced on February TO-
1911. To eighteen months imprlsonm meut
in the state prison having been convict
ed OF burglary in the second degree Ia
was found guilty OF entering and robbIng
the Yves, Mall Order house Of this cIty.
II Is believed that Jones has found
out some friend in "A nearby town to
shield him until he can make prepara-
tions TO leave the country The state
has offered 500 for his recapture
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
COUNTY ATTORNEY
HAZY AS TO Law
Is Not Certain That Saloons
Cannot Open After the
Polls Close.

Attorneys for the Royal Arch society
waited upon County Attorney l. z. VIII
ley yesterday afternoon TO get his opin
ion as to whether or not tine saloons
should be closed all day election day or
whether they should close merely until
o'clock, when the polls close. rs has
been the custom in the past. In the
Views Of the county attorney. the new
law Is very unclear In this matter, and
he informed them that II the saloons
were opened At Z o'clock the saloon keep
ers were doing IL at their own risk.
MIR. Wiley declared that he was not
IN a position 10 definitely say what the
law Intended on this ma tier, and he did
not care 10 say that they could open.
On the other hand. he said that he did
not want to work any unnecessary hard :
ships on the saloon men in that under
this new law they had been required to
close on two days instead Of one. On
the day Of the primary election the sa-
looms were closed oil day long, the po-
lice enforcing this rJle,
Mr.. Wiley said that he was not pre-
pared to say what the police would do
In the matter. but he said that IL the
saloons were opened IL would be at the
risk OF the propretors. In that he could
see no authority for them taking such
action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
Of UTAH'S
PRODUCTS SUPERB
Bee Hive State Is Largely and
Properly Advertised at
Land Show.

That the splendid exhibit sent by
Utah 10 the American Land and Irriga-
tiou exposition In New York Is attract
ing its full share of attention is eYi-
denced In telegram received yesterday
from Fred g. Graham, who Is represent
ing both the Salt Lake Commercial club
and the Utah Development league during
inc engagement OF the New York chorus
OF the tabernacle choir in the metropolis
The wire was directed to Secretary Jo-
sepn II. Caine and is the nrst direct
word since the installation OF the nne
display in its conspicuous corner on the
exposition grounds An additional sup
PLY OF literature exploiting Utah's nat
ural advantages and resources has been
sent east by the Commercial club pub
ilcity bureau and every indication points
90 excellent results through Utah's ex-
hibii Following is Mr.. Graham's wire.
New York City. Nov 5
Joseph +, Caine. Secretary CONNER
ciai cub, Salt Lake. Utah-Uah dis
play New York land show. covering COO
feet. located At left OF main entrance
near where choir sings every day, won
der and delight 10 all. show surpasses
anything ever seen. Utah's fruits and
grains most artistic and interesting ex-
hibi1 Am assisting Taylor. Any In
structlons wire care Hotel York.
FIRED G. GRAHAM"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
DISPOSED on
IN FEDERAL cd

Yesterday was rule day in 4,
court and several cases were dI-|
after which the cour, vas ajhs.
Judge John A. Marshall 10 ":
al 10 o'clock next MondaT fors,,
In the cas-" OF the United stAt1u
Richard Price. who vas Indstsa \
jury. demurrers 10 plea Z
jeopardy. heretofore submiiie!. a.
tanned, This was for failure % 1
a record % the former trial
In the case OF the McGrif On
Canning company. three aerN
Which had filed petition i0r N
bankruptcy. q dismissal vas or!e|
The kuner Pickle company q q
was fined $3.50 and ros,s FOR n
OF the pure food laws. -
In the cases Of Anna Wilso1 I
the Dyer company and Man ~
against the same company. y
To The complaint WAS argCd t
tanned and the plaintiff gas 81
days 10 amend tho complaint y 4
diversity of cllIzcnshlp. I'D. 4
bringing OF said amended co5li1
demurrer will be ovarulsd
The case Dt .he Lake Forest u
company against Edward P II
others %as heard on q denuTr
amended bill. The demuTer ~
rulcd and the complainant wa Z
leave To file an amendment o
within fifteen days. The sars
will stand as to tho amended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
DONE BOOSTED FOR
IMPORTANT POSITION

Willard Done. Insurance commissioner
FOR the state OF Utah. il mentioned
fnvorably for the position on the execu-
tive committee Of the national conven-
tion Of insurance commissioners made
vacant by the resignation of Sam koZer-
Mr.. Kozer. who was commissioner Of
insurance OF Oregon. recently resigned
from that position and-this resignation
in the natural course of events takes him
from the board OF directors. The posi-
tion Is elective and All article In the
Insurance Field states that a decided
sentiment has been developed in favor
Of Mr.. Done.
Mr.. Done left last night for Boise. Ida,
where he will help TO complete the re-
port of the Idaho State Lie Insurance
company of Boise. Hc VIII be gone
about 4 Woek.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
Issues Lying Ballot to Entrap
Voters Into Casting Votes
That Cannot Be Counted,
BELL PHONE Elk. 20

-EIE Herald Republican has fathered
malicious and palpablc attempt
To deceive the Socialist voters OF
u the city Conceding that the la
bor and Socialist vote VIII be all
with tho American party. the Herald
Republican is now eudeaNornS TO have
placed on the official ballot Socialist
names which are not and cannot be on
the ballot.
by the Herald Republican and sent to
every voting district I'm the city. These
ballots have tho names of the Socialist
candidates who were before the primary
election printed on them. These cnudi-
dates lacked sufficient votes al the pri-
mary election to place them on the Of
fetal ballot a, the general election and
I'm consequence the names are not on
the official ballot
The only purpose the Herald Republic
an could possibly have in thus printing
the misleading ballots is TO deceive tho
voters and especially the Socialist vot-
ers The issuance OF these misleading
ballots Is AN admission by the organ OF
the federal bunch and the Citizens
party that the Socialist and labor vote
viii be with the American ticket and
against the church ticket To prevent
the Socialists and labor men from voting
for The American ticket tho Herald Re-
publican is attempting 10 divert II TO a
ticket which is not on the official bal =
lot and for which. therefore, there is no
opportunity TO vote. Any votes cast for
such candidates viii be lost. as they
cannot br counted.
Tho ballot Il being sent TO persons in
various parts OF the city as a communi-
cation from the Herald Republican. This
ballot is in line With the rest OF the
Misrepresentation practiced by the Her
aid Republican throughout the entire
campaign. The Smoot paper has relied
solely on SANDER and misrepresentation,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
MEMBERS HA|
MERRY GATHH

Members nf Salt Lake e'una
Royal Arcanum. were cn,',la
Caianthe-Myr1le lodge No. /.
Pythlas. in an informal WAY a !.
tual balls in the Linden HOE
last night. c. j. McNlit sas
ceremonies and rho address q
was made b. +. W. Gardtt4,
klnnersly. regent of the RoYd
after which WI
SramIne vas rendered. FRA,
Kent sang a number oi senss
fessor Cook and George BUN =
evnl piano selections. SheIi
made by +. l.. BecIner l. D ~
and John .. CrItch'ow;
s pleasant feature Of me s. "
tho presentation TO +. W. -
both lodges he being 2 mslns
of a beautiful Shakespeare.
book. The presentation
made bS l.. :. FarnswoFM
The affair was In the 9sns
mittec composed o. ;ncm,eeT,, ~ 4
lodges. These were {, :. ~ g,
Q. CrItchloIy. {. +, J@nnliG
C.ardjn e,.. Refreshments ,h,s s
and after tho programme sTs-
spent the time in playihs 80
and cards and in getting a't-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
FOUR PLEAD GUILTY
IN DISTRICT COURT

Before Judee-F, C.. I,oofbourow in the
criminal division OF the Third district
court Monday morning. Patrick King
pleaded guilty 'toSthc charge OF grand
larceny. He waived time for passing
of sentence and Judge Loofbourow sem
fenced him to one year in the state
prison
>. a, Sutton pleaded gnlty 10 burglary
In the second degree and also was given
one year in the state prison.
William Wincott pleaded guilty In not
supporting his three minor children and
WAS sentenced 10 six months in the coun-
ty Iall.
Harry Brown entered a plea OF guilty
To an offensc against II girl and was sem
fenced TO serve four months In the coun
~ jall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
WOULD HAVE UlM
FURTHER ADVtKl'

Edward Hungerford, sin,.,t ,.,tsr,
6nanc,ai and industrial Ina'vs Il, 4
ford is mnklns n you, ssns|
the purpose Of prepIarl.lsS:, 81 4
ticles for Harper 5 N'eS;he he -
conditions in this par' s.,ns =, er1I
expressed himself as ,,.s osN' 'srd 4
prfsed with the ,.,,'v,.es,td 4
tics OF this state aIld ssdyga
best way IN which 10 ~
would. in his Opinion nil,,l,nIcirsl -
establishment OF a 'n'u noau b
bureau. This. lie saie. ,1: rTSS%r,s
In connection with ths ~ many ~
The Il same as is done IN in,t" n,r "
leading cities of the ,S,1 f2up,.s. Il. b
ford went from Ss''
CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
MRS. FOSTERS Boy y
TO BE SEM !

Tho body OF Mrs Wv, W. msas
GsrIs,i.s & yf%Ts' seIoRcs 'shgsSS, q Z
Who died SATURDAY ms and Va;
hotel. North Temple g,I,sslsipI,l, q 3,
2his M''l forenoon. Wnlis YAK, ~ 4
:. : Wenzell. %ho ssrcfsl ~
from Philadsip99ia GTos,sr. %
came Ca, to salt Lake md md sou-h
oIv' nnd Nye. Ross spence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
Tcamster Hurt in Collision.

II. y. Brown, a teamster In the en-
ploy Of the salt Lake Livery * Transfer
company. vas slightly injured yesterday
morning when team and wagon which
No. 553. The accident occurred on South
Temple street. between First ard Sec
ond West streets Brown was crossing
the tracks when the car and the wagon
came together The tcaInstcr1 was ti,row,,
10 tho pavement and received a number
OF bruises and scalp wounds His in
luries were given attention at the Judge
Mercy hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
Inspectors Wsntoi

4 special civll service examination IN
secure inspectors 90 safety Appliances il
being conducted In the federal huIidInr
under the direction OF o. Williams. see.
uisSioncrs for Utah.
TWO other special examinations were
announced yesterday. Ono H. 20 s-.cure
,stalogueTs for the national museum at
i5z0 per anDum. on November 90. and
;he other Is To secure tenosraphers and
.ypewritcrs (maIe) for departmonta
service III Washington at from $3.50 10
1920 per .RnnuIn- This is November :S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
Balloons Closed Today.

In conformity With the statutes of I-tnb
and ~ The orders OF :. VI. Barlow. chief
closed AT IL O'Clock Monday nnidnis.S,
and must remain closed until o'clor,s
TOMORROW morning The police dcpart.
mert VIII nave a number OF special or
ncers out today 10 make sure thar Tho
law IS enforced. All shifts OF patrolrnen
" Nhich ~ent out yesterday were Instructed
60 notify an saloon keepers that their %.
tahlishmenis must be closed on election
al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
NEGRO ASSAlL.ASTN,,s| An II
',Enl> Killed BY BYSlM'

GAINESVILLE TfS;; nflsr ssls y
three hours tGday i q youns ~
;ar3Ss5a,a 4sssai '',esf'sf aes4 f,1sass:,SIisir
her he mother into into. iagssGSsiI,,rss !, n
responded 10 n her csptursd ~
SlsSsnfsi 5ssss and "f shot 70 g,rssS ssSTie ier
wien he made d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
UNDERTAKING WI
THAT WILL A|l jI||
Chiefs of AgriculturaIO.
Plan Campaign for NJ
tuTa' Extension Bl|
MEANS MUCH TO 81
Institution Is Already d
Influence in DeysIoDD'
| of Greatest lndusl,
MEANS MUCH TO sr

state Agricultural col,sg..ssE',..
Lewis n Merrill, head ~ n
extension department, T W
u, Bah. director az ,b,"a ""a rfs's.
mental statlon. will L.. sonSs 4
day for Columbus ohio sslrii.
attend the eighteenth Nnste d
OF tho national assoc,.,1usl u1nusl n
Iiculturnl college prosidenN,.o' o.
department heads and sx, 1'
ton directors. "Iff!,<.
AS representatives al a III
INDUSTRY and educational s ,u as5
state. thesc men viii -. ,.ay's,1
big conclare, which has s,''elA''
ognized as oii" of ,bs 'eHs e.
annual gatherings or IL. @
Sountry; The convention ~
days. Each state IN tnc N.Y. W. a
represented by three Gel,..ua'n ua'n
departments named. and ,s
he attended by som. NJ w.. S -
educators and farming n,,,ha.,Ss Z
nation. "''noacf|
Following the conc,,v. ~
and Professor Merrill viii "
lngton and later 10 Ncv E
large cities of the east "a ir..ir isr
support what IS con,nonly rst ~,
agricultural extension niIl ,ss n1's|
nnLional congress. "'s. "
While the convention a y
association is Important s,,I
forth new AID advan,aecon%s % i.
mote agriculture and MA
different states. especially IN n.
are frank to confess tia, ~,
capital concern with ux bss ~.
so-ca'led agricultural exler,,ss (,
Professor Merrill last cyerI,-
bill Is passed, i; will mean ~, 4.
secure her full portion o, bIs !,
preparation TO support tie ss,;
agricultural college eytensI,
m"nts.
Just how much this vii h. y,
said at present. Tho bin NJ,
been passed, But knowing va
fund would mean to this sisis n
Wldtsor and myself Intend a.
Thoroughly familiar with ths ~,
and 10 exert every possible ln{s
effort In its SUPPORT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
TO AID
WOMEN'S SUFFAGE

ain SocIa,I.,. .e, .,ranc. yns,asda, =,
decided 10 use their influence 10 secure
votes for women at all elections in the
future In which they arc permitted TO
cast their ballots.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
Change in Polling Place

The polling place for District g. Will
be Al - X street and not At $50 street
as previously announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07
1.-THE BATTLE

The most wonderful picture vet pro.
dnced is being exhibited at the Lib
erty ihcater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-07

Tribune Want Ads
Bell Main 500. Independent 800.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-21
DIPLOMAT URGES
CLOSER RELATIONS
Gen. Andrade Wants Amer
lean Capital in Venezuela.

Gen. Ygnacio Andrade, former president
OF Venezuela, and at present minister OF
that country to Cuba, is on a visit to
this country, and is stopping at the
Shoreham. The visitor Is not a stranger
in this country, having made a tour Of
it some years ago when he made the ac-
quaintance of President Mckinley and
other influential public and business men.
Speaking of affairs in Venezuela Pres
ident Andrade said that his countrymen
entertained the greatest respect and
friendship for the United States, which is
best testified to by the fact that there
are three monuments erected in that
country in honor of George Washington.
What we want in our country" said
the South American, lis a closer inter
course with the United States. and we
want your capitalists and business men
to invest their money in our country,
where opportunities to make money are
practically unlimited Venezuela would
be glad to enter into reciprocal relations
with the United States, as this would
draw both countries together for their
mutual benefit"