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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
GIVEN SIX MONTHS.
A. NesIis Goes to Prison for AssautIna
Salvation Army Man,
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN. Dec. 6-AdmittinE that he
may have attacked J. r.. Clark at tho
local Salvation Army headquarters, but
declaring that II he had done so he was
so badly intoxicated that ne did not re-
member what he did, a, Nealis appeared
before District Judge n J, Harris this
afternoon and entered a plea Of guilty to
charge OF assault with a deadly
weapon.
Judge Harris sentenced Nealis TO six
months in the penitentiary. In doing so
the court said that he had decided 10
show some leniency to the prisoner. as
he realized that liquor was his worst
enemy. Nealis told the court that ne
had never before been in any serious
trouble. but had been arrested for
drunkenness on several occasions. On
the night OF November 22 he entered
the Salvation Army lodging house and
asked for a place TO sleep. He was re-
fused accommodation by Clark, With
out any warning Nealis drew pcnlSnifc
and seriously stabbed the Salvation Army
man.
Before coming 10 Ogden Neals was
employed by the Utah Construction COM
panN in Idaho,
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Spanish Fork. r. T, Thurber. ID. T.. Tew.
6. w Smell y. A. Stone Erastus Han
son. ". A. Jones. ]. Preston Greer. Sol
der Summit. Herman Nomer.
Addresses i'll Afternoon.
During The afternoon addresses wsrs
Our Health and Happiness. by DR..
Joseph Hughes OF Spanish Fork.
Draining Utah Lake" Prof e s.
"'Teiephone Service and Rates" John
Smith. Sprngville.
"A Greater Water supply" A. f.
Cooper Pleasant Grove.
After the set programme was fnished
discussion OF alfalfa wecvil followed
based on the declaration that there was
no necessity for discrimination against
Samuel Nelson. president Of the San
taquin Commercial club. asserted that
there was no alfalfa weevil in Utah.
A. Carpenter. 4 scotsman OF Provo. ey
piaiued that the weevil was shipped into
this country frem France in straw used
in packing.
kind OF gelatine pea which lodged on
The roots OF the alfalfa
In the spring this pea-lke substance
serminates and the worm crawls up the
stalk and lay eggs on the plant. after
which the worm becomes A miller. The
eggs In their turn became a pea-lke sub
stance which fssten on the roots in turn.
Weevil Not in the Seed.
Mr.. Carpenter said IL was impossiols
10 ship weevil out Of the state in lucern
or alfalfa seed.
During the discussion II transpired
that Utah was losing quarter of a mil
lion dollars annually owing TO the un-
thinking discrimination against alfalfa
seed
Last year $50 carloads were sold at
$1,000 car. This year lIo cars had been
sold at $4,000 car.
The weevil matter was disposed OF By
a resolution referring the entire sub
ject 10 the board Of directors for what
ever action they saw ft.
Permanent officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Presideut-Robert r Thurber. Spanish
Fork,
First vice president-Dr. J. F Noyes.
American Fork
Second vice presIdcnt-MelvIn Wilson
Secretary. David Larsen. Provo
Treasurer-A. o. Packard. Springvile.
Drectors-S. w. Ross, Lehi. Joseph T.
Farrer. Provo; A. e. Cooper. Pleasant
Ghristiansen, salem: George 4. Hone
BENJAMIN; w. r. Okelberry. Goshen; w.
c. Albertson. Elberta: BENJAMIN Fullmer
Alpine; R; $. Curtis, Moslda; Hermann
Highland. ". T. Tew Mapleton; J. "
Greer Leland. Braxton Barnett. Spring
Lake; ]. II. Jones. Lake Shore: Elias
Gardner. Thistle: G. Winwood, Clinton
Provo: Lyman Marble. Cotton: ]. o.
stone Vineyard: ". r Thomas Fair
held: ". J. Taylor. Lakeview: j.. c. Tulii
want. Linden: j. 2; Garms, Cedar Fork;
Wadley. Manila: Cooper Anderson. Ola
stead.
The delegates were entertained tonight
by a musical progra mue under tho direc-
Young university. Refreshments wers
served.
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AHO WOOLGROWERS
! CLOSE CONFERENCE
v 10 The Tribune.

frlal 10 The Tribune.
DiSE, Ida, Dec 6.-Thc Idaho Wool
'Rers association closed its meeting
Y TO-DAY after a three days confer
"a during which problems OF impor-
'ce 10 the sheep industry were settled
phs the members OF the association
With tho furCS, service officials
W vas selected as the place for the
annual election.
M following officers were elected {.
'slor Worth :. Lee, Mountain Home.
*idtnt; Or. ~. 5. Ect,is. Boise. vice
ilocnt; members OF tho executive
app' ANDREW Little. Emmett: w H..
'crlck American Fails: !. l.. OTms-
solSe; Nathan Eicks. ReNhurS, and
70 Yam DuScn, Emmett
'Esoluiions were passed heartily IN
'ihs tormcr Governor Frank II. Good b
as president OF The National Wool
pes association. which f. 20 meet at
aha this month.
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FEAR MRS. CLEMENSON
MAY HAVE PERlSHED

Unde- date OF November so. an Oak
lsnd. Cal. newspaper gives an account
Of the escape OF Mrs. y. Y. Cicmenton
from a saniJarlum NJ 81, Helena Cal.
and her probable death. Mrs. Clenenson
was the wife of the Rev ~ y. Clemen-
son formorlv pastor OF the Presoyte-
rinn church at Logan. this state. He lef,
Logan a fcw years ago and went 10 san
Ausetmo Cal. on account ot the III
health of Mrs Cl-mensou
While undergoing treatment al 1he
81 Helena sanitarium Mrs. Clemenson re
Gently oludcd the guards and wanoeren
- u,ndr fof. her for several days, but
no trace Of her could be found. II Us
thought she either wandered far on M
the woods and perished or WAS droNneo
in some stream. , Ia,
Mr.. CIcmensou recently resigned ht
pastoratc at san Anseimo 10 pecone
manager OF the Marin County fromo'Dn
league.
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NEW VENIRE ORDERED.
Jury TO Try Southworth Prob ably VIII
Be Sworn Today.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. 6.-After two venlres OF
twenty-five men each had been exhaust
ed without obtaining a jury TO hear the
case OF the state against Henry South
worth, charged with murder in the FIRST
degree, District Judge y. i. Harris be
lieyinE II impossible to obtain a jury
as only eight men were left on the panel
TO be examined. ordered Sheriff Harrison
10 draw another venire OF twenty men.
This Venire reported at the afternoon
session OF court. The rigid questioning
OF each venlreman by both attorneys for
the state and the defense indicate that
the case Is 10 he one OF the hardest
fought In the history OF Weber county
Al the hour OF adjournment late this
afternoon, six jurors had been selected
10 hear the case. There now seems but
little doubt that the panel will be com
pleted some time tomorrow. The Jurors
found satisfactory both to the state and
the defense thus far are Peter Ernst from
Joseph Hutchinson. 3. r. Blaylock. Har-
old A. Dabb, Oscar Geertsen and George
w. Etherington.
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An Alarm At Night

That strikes terror to the entire house
holi is the loud, hoarse and metallic
cough of Group, No mistaking it, and
fortunate then the lucky parents who
keep Folev's Honey and Tar Compound
on hand II. ". CasselmaD, Canton, \.
Y. saws: "lt is worth its weight IN
gold. Our little children are troubled
with Group and hosrseness. and all we
give them is Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound I always have bottle OF II
IN rho house. - Schrsmm-Jo johnson
Drugs. 1.-The Ncver-Snbstitutors-
Five (5) good stores.
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Held on Suspicion.
y The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. s.-Threc Mexicans
Antonio Prado. Thomas De Back and
Pete Martlnifc arc being held at the ro-
lice station as suspects. The McSicans
claim Idaho Falls their home. When
arrested they had a quantity Of men'-
clothing mostly new. I'm their posses
alon and each man WAS wearing a new
sult of clothing. The MeNicans are be-
Ieved TO have some knowledge or the
OF a Rio Grandc box car at Pro-
TING the description or that found in a
large grin, was stolen.
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RISKS LIFE TO SAVE
WOMAN AND MAY DIE
Turns Wagon Aside on Bridge
Approach and IS Injured in
Wreck of Vehicle.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
HEBER CITY, Dec. 6-Peter Anton
Ar, 36 years OF age, farmer, was per-
haps fatally injured In an accident here
at o'clock this afternoon. All was
driving his team along Main street and
up the approach 10 the Main street
bridge. when he saw approaching the
other end Of the bridge a woman i'll n
buggy. All turned his horses TO the side
of the road in order that the woman
might pass him. The wagon toppled
over; the horses became frightened and
plunged wildly upon the steep incline
When All was eXtricated from the
wreckase OF the wagon It was found that
he was seriously injured. He was taken
to the Office OF Dr. w. +. Wherritt
where an examination disclosed the fact
that All was paralyzed from the hips
downward. His condition tonight is re-
eardcd as extremely serious, and there is
grave doubt about his recovery
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Unknown Greek Killed,
tn The I'rihllnn

OGDEN. Dec 6.-Local officials of the
oregon Short Line Railroad company re-
ceived word this afternoon Of the killing
or an unknown Greek lsborcr by an Ore
Son Short Line passenger train near Lay
ton this afternoon at clock. The
Greek was in the employ OF the Utah
Construction company on the double
track grading between Ogden and Salt
Lake City. He was seen sitting on the
track adjusting his shoe laccs. When
tho nyine passenger train approached the
Greek did not seem aware Of his danger
until too late. His body was dragged
more than 100 feet along the track and
terribly mutilated
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COMPANION OF DEAD
WOMAN CONFESSES

PATERSON. y. j.. Dec 6-The body
OF Mrs Lydia Michela, the California
widow who was killed in an automobile
accident near here November &c, was
buried here today. Previous permits for
the burial had been cancelled because the
authorities ~pre dissatisfied regarding the
woman identity,
IT was not until last night that this
question was settled by +, II. Virgins. a
New York broker, who TOLD Registrar Gall
that he was The man with Mrs. Michcla
when she was killed. Nr Virgins said
his companion was known in New York
as Mrs MiChela Whitney, and that her
family lived in California.
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To Be Released,
SnecLal To

Special u The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. s.-kner obtaining the
consent OF District Judge Howell 10 the
release of George H. Van Lceuwen from
the State Mental hospital provided a
sufficient bond is filed. Mrs. Meeka Van
L,eeuwcu, Wife of the afflicted man. gave
notice that she will raise the 5000 bond
Al once. and apply Ia the hospital trus-
tees for the liberation OF her husband.
Van Eceuwcn wandered away from the
hospital n week ago and returned 10 bis
home at Ogden. His condition Is greatly
improved, according to Mrs. Van Leu
wen, although he was sent back TO the
hosuital Yesterday.
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SAYS HE is CRIMINAL.
James Smons Surrenders to the Police at
Junction City.
Special TO The Tribune

oVcNTdT 70 7 TIC 7 TTTUUW'-
OGDEN, Dec. 6.-James Sinons -
years OF age claiming 10 be from New
York City, surrendered himself 10 tnc
police today. saying that he was wantcG
In New York for burglary lie sale
to the value OF 1890 He went to Liver
pool and disposed OF IL, after which nc
returned 10 the United States and came
west,
Simons said that he was prompted To
give himself up by the fact that he WAS
without means OF support and was In
daily fear OF arrest.
The police communicated with Detect
i've Leigh OF New York, who Is now I'm
Salt Lake awaiting the result OF the at
tempt 10 cXtradite Ernest Wooley ?
mining man. Leigh came 10 Ogden and
had talk with Simons. who gave him
particulars OF his burglaries.
Leigh forwarded this informa tion Ia
the New York police department.. In M,
meantime Simons Is being held at tho
rltN iall
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To Greet Demonstrators.
special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec s.--LesvinE Salt Lake
Monday morning, tho annual industrial
and agricultural demonstration train Will
arrive in ogden about $3.50 o'clock ac-
cordIrg 10 notices received at Oregon
Short Line railroad Offices today. Here
the special will remain long enough for
xevaral lectures To be given by the ag b.
ricultural instructors aboard. Farmers
throughout Weber county VIII bc noii-
fed az 10 the time Of the arrival Of the
train, and a good crowd is expected to
bc on hand for the lectures and demon
rationE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-07
Pioneer Is at Rest.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec s.-Imprcssive funeral
services for John II. Winslow Sr. n pio-
uccr hotel man Of OGDEN. were held At
the Fourth ward meeting house this
afternoon al o'clock. Bishop r. A
Olsen Ind charge OF the services Solos
were sung by Mrs. Mary Farley. Miss
Diana Brown and William Pickett. The
speakers were Josiah Ferrin. 6. W. Lar
Kin. John Seaman and Bishop Olsen.
Burial was In the City cemetery
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Will Hold q BaZar.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 6.-BeEinnius Friday az
ternoon December g. the members OF
the Fifth ward viii open a bazar at the
Fifth ward amusement hall under the
directjon Of the biphupric. Handsomely
decorated booths. displaying ornamentsl al
and useful articles Of hnudiwork will be
on display for the hepcht OF Christmas
shoppers. An interesting programme Will
dsy night.
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Verdict Of entity

'iFF FALO. y. y. Dec. 6.-A Jury in
United States court tonight returned
sfidlct OF EuiIJl. I'm the case OF the
Hrnmeut against tho Standard oil
1pdny Tor accepting rebates from the
~ York Central and Pennsylvania
etcsds on shipments Of oil from Olcan,
p 10 Burlington, Vt, during 1904 and
p. There were ti8 points i'm tho in
Snent upon which The STANDARD OIL
.Rahy WAS convicted. each OF which Us
I, ''snaole By hnc OF $4,000. An ap.
N Was taken 10 the smnrc me court
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Some Who Attended
ssST lxp HEALTH 10 a0THER AND CHILD.

MRS WINkLnv's SOOTHING SyRur has oesm
ozed for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS q
MOTHERS tor their CHILDREN WHILE
TEErHING with pBRRECT SUCCESS.
sOOTHRS the CHILD, SQFTENS the GpMS
ALi-AYe MI PAIN CURES WIND COlIC, and
ec,utsly harmless Be sure and ask tor Mrs.
WinsicsVz soothlng syrup" and take 10 otheE
Sna Twenty~hvc cenls Q bcttln
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Leaders Are Coming.


OGDEN, Dec. 6.-Arrangsments are
being made al local Salvation Army
for the reception Of Com
missioner Thomas Fstil. tho Leader of
tho army work for all Of that territory
west Of Chicago and extending TO the
ono OF the leading officers OF the Saliva
tion Army and has seen service In nearly
every country in the world. Ills last ap-
pointmcnt was Japan. He Will be ac-
~ompsnicd TO Ogden Friday by Col II, G.
Lec, another prominent officer OF the
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Spry Confer5 About Dam.

scial 10 The Tribune.
PRoVO. Dec. s.-Durins his visit here
|ay Governor Spry went To Olmstcad in
'automooile and had q conference with
4 y. Num-. manager Of the Telluride
Ber company.
b is understood that the subject or the
ference was The states proposed dam
The mouth Uf Logan canyon to which
u citizens OF Logan have made obiec-
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Suit Over Building

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. s,--AilcginE that there
is balance OF slI5e.79 due on concrete
work uEed in building owned by Black-
man & Griffin, the Whcelwvight Con.
structlon COMPANY has begun suit in the
district court against the wholesale con.
ceru and the FleTeilinE Building COM
many 10 enforce collection.
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ADVOCATES FEDERAL
INSPECTION OF MILK

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Goycrnment nspec-
ton and control Of tho countrys milk
supply similar 10 the federal supervision
OF the meat supply. was advocated by
Dr. w 4 Evans former commissioner
Of health OF Chicago in an address before
The fifteenth annual convention Of The
United States Livestock Sanitary asso-
citation.
THE rich can buy certified milk but
the price is too high for poor people" DE-
Evans said.
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BALL BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Society Attends Party at Colonial IN
Large Numbers.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 6.-One OF the nota ble
balls of The season was given tonight
by Mr.. and Mrs. Farley T Wright and
Mr. and Mrs, Z. 4. Henry al Colonial
hall on Grant avenue.
Three hundred guests were present
The hall was tastefully decorated with
yellow streamers, yellow chrysan thomums
and seawecd The stresruers hung I'm fee-
wore distributed about the hall and in
the windows were hung fancy coIored
rugs,
were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph peory Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Decker, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Hamor. Mrs Ralph Guthrie Julian
BsmherEer and Professor Squire Coop.
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Wife Sues for Divorce.

OGDEN. Dec. s.-Sinee their marriage
at Salt Lake City. April 26, 1910. Melvin
Hartman has failed 10 provide for his
wife and family, according 10 a divorce
complaint filed by Mrs. Isabelle Hnrt-
man with the county clorlS today. Mrs.
Hartman asks for a divorce. the custody
OF all iS- months old child, costs OF tho
suit and general relief,
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Licensed 10 We'd.

SprcIsI 10 The ITlnunH.
OGDEN Dec. s.--T.icanscs to marry
were issued by the county clerk to the
following TO-DAY: Ezra J. Wardle and
Crystal Cowsn, both of Statewide. Jo-
scph F Ellis. Spring City. and Ada
Rhee4 Pleasant View; Harry r. Nant-
ker and Onnor Mildon. both OF Ogden
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Baritone Dies Suddenly.

SEW YORK Dec. 6-Eduardo Missi-
2 one Of tho blrtoncs OF the Metro
''an opera company. died suddenly
y, 'omlEht from rheumatism OF the
~, Nissiauo Is credited with the dis
~ ol EnricO Caruso. the tenor
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Provo Woman Dead

scial 10 The Tribune.
1ROvO. Dec. s.-Mrs. Elizabeth stew
anderson died last night from can
OF tho throat. She was - years OF
!. Besides her husband she is sur
Ied rs ten children. Mrs. Anderson
s sister OF DR.. John W. Aird n prom
|nt physician OF Provo.
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Schooner Ashore.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 6.-The IouI
rnastcd lumber schooner lrene' captain
MJ,cbeu bound for this port from the
rortb Is ashore off Ballast Point, near
;bc entrance to tho harbor. The vessel
had declined tug and ATTEMPTED 70 enter
.hs berbor under sail this morning. "
.na.tod that she Will be fo5tsd az
extreme high tide tomorrow. The schooner
snnears 10 be in no danger.
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License Applied for.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dee. s.-Applica,ion FOR re-
tail liquor license has been nled by 6.
r. Tribe & Co with tho district court.
Tho company Is now conducting n
Wholesale liquor establishment at 355
Twenty fourth street. but wishes also 10
embark in the retail business. The sp-
puoston will he passed upon within a
few dnYs.
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PREPARE FOR DAM FIGHT.
Island Defense Committee Employs At
torney to Begin Court Proceedings.

oNcNIHI 20 7 TIC ITIUUN'.
LOGAN. Dec 6.-Attorney A. A.
Law has been employed by the Island
defense committee TO represent them in
the court proceedings that are TO be had
In connection with the fight over the
dam in Logan canyon, and 1t is expected
thar temporary Injunction viii be
asked for in the morning The whole
matter VIII be brought to Il close as soon
as possible
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this morning, Reports from the hospital
late this afternoon say that he has re-
covered from the effects Of the ancsthc
tic and his condition - greatly improved.
An narlN recoNery Is cXnectod.
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Undergoes Operation.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Dec. B.--After an Illness OF
ten days, City Engineer W. NJ. Rostaph
was operated upon at the Dee hospital
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r. Heaton. Ssntsquin. y s. Holloway.
Ira Johnson. ]. ". Tew. Ncls John son.
George Van Ausdale William Nelson
Spanish Fork. r r. Thurber. u. T. Tew.
g. W. Smell .. A. Stone. Erastus Han
son. w 4. Jones T. Preston Greer. Sol :
dhe- Summit. IInr,nnn N-nlrncr
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Organization Committee Reports.

on conveniug IN the afternoon the
committee on organization and order Of
business reported and suggested the fol-
lowing for officers OF the convention.
Chairman, r. I. Thurber OF spanish
Fork; first Vice chairman. Thomas Chip
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II YOU Wish Ia be permanently relieved
OF Gas in the Stons ch and Bowels, take
TWO BAALMANN'S GAS-TABLETS FOR q