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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-20

sc Crystal White Laundry soap &c
ALI of our Fancy Foulard Dress silk.
that sell regularly for CSC Clean
up price .......... 31c
Acc Grade floor mating cleanup
price, yd.. -. ....2Sc
Large size heavy turkish bSsh towel
regular price zoe Cleanup price,
Tor 49,. go. 80. -. zoe
55c pure oil coIored Renfrew table
damask, cleanup, yd ....39c
A large size linen buck towel, our
regular good value at 13c, clean
up price 80. -. -. -. &c
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-20

25c bottle Listerine -. ....1Sc
Blue Seal Vaseline -. -. .-4c
Shoe laces per doz 49,. ......5c
loo Box shell Hair Pins go. ....5c
Good Pearl Buttons per doz.. lie
Good Toilet Pins, per paper ....le
Good Safety Pins 80. 49,. ....2c
Good Bristle Clothes Brush &c
Colgates Talcum Powder -. loo
Bottle Witch Hazel 49,. ....15c
loo cake Eel Naptha soap ....5c
sc cake Ivory soap, 3 cakes 10c
Women's full fashioned fast black
Hose, our regular 10c value,
cleanup at pair -. ..5e
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-20
. &C.,. u.
On Wash Dresses

Regular 81. cleanup. 1928
Regular So. so, cleanup. ............... $1.98
Lot of ladies white and black net waists values
f from $3.50 to $3.50. Choice S298
ClSdu-up 49,
Fancy lace and embroidery trimmed corset
covers, extraordinary values 1Qc
cleanup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pure all silk white waists with sailor collors
made in the latest style, peasant sleeves
a great value at our regular 81 az
price So. Cleanup price. .....
Ladies full sized good quality bingham apron
with pocket, sells regularly at 25c 10c
cleanup price. .................
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-20
'0aaeQe"
s Suits

he in and around En-
bu about them; what
e at our regular prices.
re such values that we
spring suits left and
Ing to clean up on, as
never carry things over
to another.
r price $18 and $50 C12 Or
...........
ar price SIS 60 85
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-20
Ga ".
Ladies White Dresses

Handsomely trimmed white lawn and
Marquisite dresses
Regular So. cleanup. ...... 49,. 50. As
Regular $500 cleanup ............S2 SO
Regular $3.50 cleanup. ...... SO. SO
Regular $1,000 cleanup ....... So. SO
Regular $500 cleanup ............. .$6.98
Ladies duck skirts nicely made and neatly
trimmed with soutache braid in white
and tan colors. Cleanup Q3nI
Good grade duck shirt we'll made in 7QcI
whites and tans cleanup price . w
Black mercerized petticoat extra we'll 62cI
made nicely trimmed cleanup price WV
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-20
Summer Dress Goods 15c We

All 25c Summer DressGoods including Mercerized Pop
ins Egyptian Tissues, Mercerzed Mulls, Silks Gnghams
etc., all go at the cleanup price, 15c yd.
Holly Batistes, Primrose Batistes, Fancy Dimities
and all other fancy summer dress goods in our 5c c
All 10c and 12c Fancy Summer Dress Goods, II
Cleanup price, yd. ........................i ~
All &c and SC Summer Dress Goods large and beauti-
full assortment of patterns to select from, Eo
cleanup price, yd Observation-Disclosures W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
MANUF FACTURERS FEAR
SHORTAGE OF COAL
Dealers Say Failure to Get
Cars IS Cause for
Alarm.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept. 5.-Manufacturers Of
Ogden are reported to be somewhat
alarmed lest a coal famine be expert
eneed here the coming winter. Visits
to the local coal yards reveal the
fact that there is considerable fuel on
hand, but that little is being shipped
IN. Some coal dealers say they have
been advised by mining companies that
ut will be next to impossible to fill
orders that will be necessary for a suf-
hcient supply to fill the cold weather
demands,
II coal cars do not become moro
plentiful this city will be without coal
within three weeks, according to the
statement of William +. James of the
James Coal and Ice company, He says
that he has received word from certain
coal companies in Wyoming that no
coal can be shipped on account Of cars
not being available. AS a consequence
of this shortage in cars Wyoming coal
has advanced % cents a ton.
Asrael Farr of the A. Farr Coal com
lpany says he has plenty of coal on
hand, but that it Will be impossible to
secure more until conditions change.
The Utah Fuel company, with mines in
Carbon county, has notified Mr.. Farr
that no coal has been mined for the
past three days because no cars can be
had.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
DRIVES TEAM OF DEER,
Unique Travelling Outfit Advertiscs San
Francisco Exposition.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept, 15.-Trayeling in the in
lerest OF The Papama exposition 10 be
held in san Francisco In 1915, in rubber
tired runabout 10 which two fine deer are
hitched, Frank Clemens OF the California
metropolis arrived in Ogden this morning
on his way To New York CITY. The deer
attracted considerable attention when
Clemens swung them into Washing gton
avenue. Many OF the children who sa w
the unique team believed tha, old Kris
krinSle was making premature visit
TO Ogden 10 see how they were behaving.
so he would know how TO stock up on
Christmas presents.
Babe and Buster as the two cot
on-tailcd deer have been named, are as
tame as a team of oxen. and will null
double with locomotive and eat out OF
the tender IL their driver is along The
animals have no fear Of automobiles or
other vehicles, and have been trained TO
do number OF tricks
Clemens says that his team Is fond of
music and will stand for hours listening
10 phonograph His greatest trouble is
preventing them from eating sweetmeats
offered them by children all along the
route. Buster" and Babe" attached TO
the Hight runahout. can make forty miles
. day easily. according 10 Clemens After
a short stay al Ogden Clemens viii con =
tlnue on his way to New York City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
MOTHER AND SON HURT.
Distressing Accident Occurs on Road
Near Untah,
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept 15.-Suffcrine from in
jurles which were at first believed TO be
serious. Mrs, Charles +. Larkins and her
Young son. Edward, who were injured
In runaway Thursday afternoon. are
at the home OF Frank Williams. Wash
ington avenue and Twentieth street, un-
der the care Of a physician.
At the time of the accident the moth
or and son with Mr.. Lar<lus. were driv-
ing in a double seated buggy on the
country road near Uintah, where there
is a steep duEway leading from the Weber
river. The road in that section Is in
bad condition and when the wheels
slipped into a deco rut the horses be-
came frightened and started To run
Both Mrs. Larkins and her son were
pitched headforemost from the vehicle
and dragged considerable distance. the
wheels passing over their bodies.
When Mr. Larkins had stopped the
frightened animals he found Mrs. Larkins
and his son lying in semi conscious
condition In the middle of the road
They were taken TO the home Of Frank
Williams and DIR. j. s. MorrclI was called.
II Was feared that Mrs. Larkins had
been injured internally and that the boy
had received a fractured skull, but both
are reported much improved today. The
Larkins were on the Way 70 their home
in Farr West after visiting friends at
Morgan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
COMPLAIN AGAINST
-FOUR FOOD DEALERS
Arrests Follow Visit of. State
Inspector to Groceries
and Meat Shops.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 15.-Four complaints
charging grocers and meat dealers of
Ogden City with violating the pure
food laws Of the state were issued
from the Office Of County Attorney Da-
yid Jenson this afternoon as result
of an inspection of the places where
foodstuffs arc sold. recently made by
Heber G, Smith, deputy state food in
spector
The Ballard &. Belnap meat market
on Twoptyfourth street; Albert Coop
& Co. and P. X. Smith, grocers, and
Paul Beus, a butter manufacturer, are
the defendants named IN the com
plants. The Ballard G. Belnap COM
pany is charged with selling hamburger
steak on which "freezine,' preserv.
ing formula, chemically known as So
dunn sulphate, had been used. The
company was charged with a similar
offense two years ago, but won its case
in the courts
Albert Coop & Co. is charged with
Offering butter for sale without the
labels showing the variety and weight
as prescribed in the pure food laws.
P. X. Smith is also charged with sell.
ing butter improperly labeled and
- 'Snort-WelGntlng bis customers by
selling ''pound Of butter which con
tanned only fourteen and one-half
ounces A pound Of butter was
purchased from Smith by the food in
spectors, il is said, and the shortage
in weight being discovered, his arrest
was ordered. 1t developed, il is al
legged that this butter had been pur
chased from Paul Beus, and a com
plant charging bim with improperly
labelling his products was also issued
by the county attorney.
Deputy Inspector Smith left for Salt
Lake this morning, but will return TO
look after the prosecution Of the cases,
Other smaller attractions of the law
found by the Inspector will be over.
looked with a warning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
SHELLEY is HELD
TO BE NOT GUILTY

District Attorney e o. Leatherwood
declared In open court yesterday. after
the whole Of the states case had been
presented In the trial Of f. E, Shelley.
charged with embezzlinR $3.50 from o. G.
Snow. that he thought II his duty as @
public officer TO move for verdict in
structing the jury to declare the defend =
ant not guilty. The testimony showed
that the money In question had not been
taken By stealth or secretly. but had been
taken openly. by Shelley's attorney. and
to satisfy a claim which Shelley was
advised he had against Snow.
In granting the motion Judge F. c.
Loofbourow told the jurors that II Mr.
Snow had any difference with Shelley as
to whose money II was he could file a
civil action. but there was nothing 10
show crime had been committed The
case was sent up TO the district court
from that OF Justice II. s. Harper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16

roneously and in an irregular manner. II
is for money paid out By order Of the
board for some purpose not authorized
ny law that the members OF the board
are personally liable.
'Of course. the price paid for materials
Furnished or for services rendered may
be grossly In excess OF tho true valus
thereof and from this II might be in
ferred that the officer acted corruptIy.
but In such case IL would not be a mere
error of judgment. II would be deemed
a fraud.
THE question In this case Ia not what
respondents should have done from A
moral point Of view. The question Is
whether the payment OF money In ques.
without authority Of law or wrong :
fully paid In bad faith. or In fraud"
The court then holds. that since the
complaint could not stand In court. and
that Judge George q. Armstrong was
justified In dismisEing the action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
ROB EDEN PosToFFICE.
Amateur Burglars Get s5.S5 In Cash and
Pocket Knives.
Special 10 Ths TAhaEss.

OGDEN. Sept, 16.-Anateur Burglars,
long on nerve but short OIL discretion.
broke into the postoffice at Eden. twelve
miles east of Ogden last night and got
away with S. IS I'm cash and TWO dozen
pocket knives the latter the property Of
John Gould, in whose store the country
postoftice Is located The burglars broke
Into the building by prying off Yale
lock with an iron bar stolen from the
blacksmith shop OF Jesse williams
Two strangers were seen at Eden yc.
terd3v and arc suspected OF the robbery.
The Eden constable. assisted by county
officers. are searching for these men.
Local officers believe that the robbie ~
is the work OF mischicvous Eden boys
When Mrs, Mary Gould. who has
charge Of the postoffice, reached the
building this morning she found that the
lock had been wrenched from it's fasten =
Ing, She Immediately informed the Eden
officials and the ogden officers OF The
robbery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
more Work on State Road
} The Tribune.

me Tribune.
SEPT. About twenty men
NJ ms were started TO work this
vn the construction of the state
4 ~, nero 10 The north side Of the
.1c olner teams Will he added 10
n rapidly aa possible and next
xn.,, tncught that 200 teams will
ypS,h ls under The supervision OF
IN narreii, engineer for the statc
.foe ondesiot' ,d,ot' He has been at work
|n,r,,l ll'he making tine necessary ar
HiII ahd surveying tho road.
IN pe hauled from the slides
I'm WIN Best steam outfi,. Tha
bns s.oaer about twenty miles OF
III oeen very had road al certain
1|le a;,i ~ 10 estimated that about $1,000
II vi" cover Inc cost Of construc-
Ihie euon non IN The Nephi high school
<rozre,,st e,,st oL a year ago. same day,
.''e'os Tor a banner wear arc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
Build Big New Warehouse
Special 10 The Tribune,

OGDEN. Sept, i5.-NeSotiations are
under way between representatives cf the
Crane Hardware company OF Salt Lake
and the owners of building site ~
Twentieth street and Wall avenue for the
purchase OF q location for mammoth
Warehouse. which probably will be built
by the hardware company within q rev
weeks. william Bowen. a representative
OF the company SAYS that tho hardware
firm hns decided to open a branch Of the
business ia Ogden. When complated. the
branch house Will be under the manage
ment OF Milton Meek OF Ogden. n travel
Ing representative OF the company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
AFTER TRUANT CHILDREN.
Youngsters Of School Age Must Attenc
Glasses,
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 15,--instructions have
been given Go Truant officer Malan Of
the Ogden city schools TO make a round =
UP Of all children OF schoo, age who are
remaining away from classes without
permit from tho superintendent Of
schools. All boys and girls VINO have not
passed through the eighth grade are re
quired to continue their studies under
the compulsory education laws unless Il
is necessary for them 10 assist in sup
porting their families, Employers ot
child labor are being warned 10 make an
investigation into each case before cm-
plovment Is given To children OF school
age. as there Is penalty provided IN
such cases
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
puRTEEN COUNTS IN SUIT.
Us Filed Against Spanish For k
Business Man.
he Tribune

|so. Sept l5.-Suit on fourteen ac-
aEgreeating s201.0S, alleged 10 be
'or merchandise 10 fourteen firms,
yen brought in the Fourth dist rict
~ The Utah Association Of Credit
'Fainsl John W. Lewis OF Spanish
appeal has been taken 10 the
a district court hv John B. Row
american Fork from a Judgment of
oaSs imprisonment for intuxica o.
~ Hunter.
Hley WAS fined so ov City Jus-
"a " Glazier for intoxicdtion this
'ns. me amount Nhs nala.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
Digestion and Assimilation.

II is not the quantity of food taken,
but the amount digested and assimi'
lated that gives strength and vitality
to the system. Chamberlain g Stomach
and Liver Tablets invigorate the stom-
ach and liver and enable them to per
form their functions naturally. For
sale by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
SOUTHWOETH TAKES TIME,
VIII Enter Plea to Murder Charge on
September %.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. l5.-Availing himself Of
the statutory time allowed him within
which TO enter his plea, Henry South
worth. charged with murder in the first
degree for the killing OF T. L. C'Ned'D ,
Hanks al Glcnwooi park August, T. was
returned 10 his cell in the county Jail to-
day. after he had been brought before
District Judge Nathan j. Harris and the
Information charging the crime was read
10 him. His attorney announced that
there may be preliminary motion to
be made before tho plea Of the prisoner
is received, and the court fixed Seplem
Der az at 10 o'clock az the time for the
prisoner 10 enter his plea TO The charge
OF first degree murder,
Souihworih has partially recovered
from HE nervous breakdown. which FOL =
lowed his preliminary hearing. No cf
fort has been made to procure bail for
him, 1t being thought advisable by his
attorney that he remain i'm Jail until his
trial \ number of affidavits from per-
sons living in tho cast will he procured
before the case is called for trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
eged swindlers E~leased.
20 The Trihup.

ma SSsn,; l5.-'Prcacher" Brad .
||ns vG.nll Gem, II, Williams. charged wiih
hlIlK all Ali Hardwick out of sac bv m
". jslI Iars, "n were released from,
n is m InrniahlnR bond OF SD
Tor soln, ln,'dcrstood they left imrne-
baid ~ Lake. Mrs, Richard Hen
efothcrp ~ De the wife OF Richerd
>|sasfd 10 psT'her OF "the preacher.H'
\ Lake o,s ,a is said TO have gone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
"ife Gets Divorce.

-. FHH IriNunc.
n d,~eep'. lS.--An interlocutory de-
IA nnS0ree was today granted 10
pro,,,nl,c nl,c from Thomas 4. White,
|Iba b%Ss m of non support and deser-
bar me- me- were married al ogden
||nre lnob Mrs. White testlfied
1escr;hg ;hgril 20, 1908. when her hus
n p,thu hcr, he has failed 10 pro-
'1tlous INC necesss ries OF life. The
Mahs, rcr 10 resumc her maiden
he rotiy hgamFon. attorneys fees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
FORESTER SEES ORCHARDS.
Chief OF Bureau Much Impressed With
Fruit Trees.

T
OGDEN. Sept. 15.-Chicf Forester
Henry Graves inspected an entirely diff
ferent kind of forest this morning from
those he has been looking after ON his
tour through the west Instead OF seeing
giant pines. cottonwood and FIR trees the
forester. at his own request, was shown
acres upon acres Of beautiful fruit or
chards in North Ogden by a committee
from the Weber club.
BeinG a close student Of silviculture
and The cultivation ot trees OF all Kinds.
the chief forester was dcllehtcd at an
opportunity to see tho Weber county
fruit orchards, The trin 10 the North
Ogden orchards was made in aulomo-
bles Mr.. Graves was accompanied nv
Secretary |. l.. REYNOLDS Of the Weber
club. City Recorder Carl Allison, Acting
District Forester q Nj. Butler and 9TH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
Mining Deeds Filed.
.ecIal to The Tribune.

Special 70 The TrIbune.
PROVO, Sept. 10.-Several mining
deeds conveying from different owners
TO the American Fork Mining company
the Healy. Silver King Nos. 2 and 8.
Economy. East Star and Snowstorn1
mining claims in American Fork mining
district, have been filed with the county
recorder The consideration named is
$2118
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
1EEP|NEV Of IDAHO
|EyPRESS PLEASURE
prove Selection of F. w.
[;ooding as President of
|Woolgrowers Association.
|ARMONY AT MEETING
neral Belief That the Asso-
ciation Will Accomplish
Great Good.

.-iaI 10 The Tribune.
Disc. Ida, Sept. l5.-Idaho and inter
main sheepmen believe that earned
.,n,tion was given TO this state in
.,eular through the action taken BY
d,reotors OF the National Wool
--crs Warehouse association in the
LIAM NJ Senator Fred ". Gooding to
1rnortant office of president To sue
LIE. Cosgriff. president of the Con-
nal bank of Salt Lake. who re
"A 10 attend TO his large outside
|oess interests. Mr. Goodine is pre-
"a 10 leave Shoshone, where he has
IA his residence for many years. and
Il "a Chicago 10 take up the active
"a OF The important office His an
|I salarv In the new position Is sl5.-
rith s5n0o allowed for expenses.
ks Idaho sheepmen, including Scott
'prson and Sam Bailantyne. who went
[hIcEgo 10 attend the annual session
|he directors and launch the boom for
|ator Cooling. hardly expected the
-sps with which they met. Mr.. Good
has made the statement that al
"a he would take the office he did
propose 30 make ANYTHING like Il
a fight. that would cause friction, Tor
Ina w NOI11lIlR N''llb'U Gl''st
"a. j. Knollin, but his candidacy
nor prove satisfactory 10 the Chi
n men.
Harmony at Meeting.
<snuch as the Wyoming sheepmen
.f,tute the backbone and main sup
H of the warehouse scheme, VI was
.xbt that a critical situation confront
|he directors 4 compromise was
he'd when the candidacy OF Senator
IinE vas launched and he was elect
q an almost unanimous vote. report
IDAHO sheopmen who have lust re-
la from the Chicago meeting. This
.<ht harmony and prevented any pos
/ 1isruption in the plans Of the west
E0oler0wers 10 work out their ware
IA storage. II is claimed that Mr..
|ne's experience as president of the
nal Woolgrowers association and the
\ #Woolprowcrs association makes him
dusi6ed for the important; duties
resident OF the warehouse associa-
ID National Woolgrowers Warehouse
-'ation was organized among west
1heepmen for the purpose OF fight
ne eastern wool trust. which had
<5fore been offering its own price
1pol II was believed that should a
|ause he erected where surplus wool
be stored and where woolcrowers,
ny desired, might get A certain pro-
or Of The value OF their wool. as
ID by ihier warehouse receipts. this
enable the woolGrowcrs TO secure
prices for their product than they
Ven getting.
Subscribed for Stock.
Tern woolerowcrs subscribed for a
N amount Of stock and entered, into
.'antee to nav the warehouse as
'on certain price per pound for
Fool. whether il should be stored
warehouse or sold TO buyers in
1enily OF the warehouse associa
THIS gave the warehouse asso-
decided advantage in controlling
Flce OF wool and IL is claimed the
has proved an UNQUALIFIED sue
Nf,er trial Of three wears This
-:t Is the opinion Of Idaho wool
Tho Chicago bankers interested in
'an agreed TO and did advance the
desired by woolErowers on wool
IN line warehouse which would
Pfded IN advance or the actual
y their products,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
Judgment Against City.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. l5.--Judgment BY stipu-
lation was entered In the district CONT
this afternoon In favor Of the D. III
Peery estate against Ogden city for 500, =
coo In condemnation suit brought by
the city in the opening of Hudson avenue
between Twcnty-fourth and Twenty -dfth
streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
REST AND HEALTH TO auTYre aNp eHIIn :

MRS WIyGLows SOOTHING SYRUr has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS a
MOTHERS tor their CHILDREN WIFI R
TEETHIHe with PERFECT SUCCESS. n
eOOTHRS the CHILD, SOFTENS the GOsfa
AI1-AYS ell PAIE CURES WIND COIIC anA
d the best remedy for DIARRHEA H Is ala
sctrtely harmless Be sure and esk tor "Nrs
Wiusiow's Soothing Syrup" and Lake No othoS
Vgd Twenty-Five ccrLa bottle. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
PRESENTS GIFT TO TOGO.
Fred kIeseI Returns After Meeting Jan
aneee Admiral,
,ccial TO The Tribune.

SpcciaI % TIC Trlbuhe.
OGDEN. Sept l5.--After q pleasant
trip to California and the northwest.
where he personally presented the hand
some Percho ro;s stallion Togo Ia the
fehtinz Japanese admiral of that name,
Fred J. klese wholesale liquor mer-
chant OF ogden, has returned home.
MIR, kicsel met Admiral Togo at Scat
tIc Wash where the admiral personally
thanked hin, for the handeome animal
with the aid Of his Interpreter After
leaving the northwest. MIR, I<iesel vls-
ited Relatives I'm California and was at
Sacramento when Aviator Bob Fowler
arrived ihepa on his transcoDtine Dtal
scroDanc flight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-16
Marriage License Issued.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Sept, l5.-A license TO marry
was issued by the county clerk this after
noon Ia William Levi Gould and Zclla
Priscilla Shupc. both OF Eden,