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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
SQUAT TIERS SAY LAW
WILL UPHOLD THEM
Population of RagtOwn viii Be
in Salt Lake to Press Its
Claims Today.
Snecial To Tho Trihnne.

Specla! TO The tribune.
MODENA. March 2l.-The entire popu-
latlon OF Rastown, some Ten in number.
has gone 10 Salt Lake City 10 help Chief
Clerk Dunn OF the United States land
office look pleasant on the morning Of
March ~.
Ragtown is a suburb of Modena and
comprises squatters tents. clustered
around survey section stakes in town
ship 81 south, range IS west. being pat
termed after the community plan.
IT is this township that is going 10
make the land office work overtime. as
there viii be six or seven claimants for
most OF the lands embraced in this town
ship. While much has been said about
priority OF rights. and conflicting opinions
seem TO be common. tho suuatters are
confident that they have the best OF it,
This confidence appears 10 rest largely
on the fact that under the ordinary home
stead law a squattcr has sixty DAYS
priority TO make entry. The squatter
reasons that because the Smoot act is
simply an enlargement Of the old law
he is certain 10 hold $50 acres of land
in any event. and that In such case a
claimant for 800 acres will prefer TO
Yield To him and exercise his rights
where he may be certain of securing
full claim. In such case no contestant
remains and the squattcr. of course. may
secure the 320 acres he is on.
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Salt Lake City. March 90. 1911. c26O2
FUNERAL NOTICES.

S1NEG-Funeral services over Charlotte
Sincy, aged So years. native OF Kent
England. VIII be held today "wednesday
at p. IN. at the funeral chapel of Joseph
William Taylor, Il South West Temple
street Friends arc invited to attend. In
tcrment in CITY cemetery,
GRISENTHWAITE - Funeral services
over the remains of Joseph Griscn-
thwaitc. who died in this city March 20
1911, will be held from O'Donncn &; Co. 8
chapel today "Wednesday at D. M.
under the auspices OF Great Salt Lake
camp No. l00il. Modern Woodmen OF
America. and Salt Lake City lodge No
So e. p. o. f.. Intermcnt, Mt. Calvary
cemetery. Butte and Anaconda papers
please COPY.
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Idaho Spring Elections.

Special TO The Tribune.
ST. ANTHONY, Ida, March 21.-The
spring elections In the upper valley are
causing not a little excitement just now.
Al Rexburg "A ticket has been placed in
the field as follows: For mayor, Robert
Archibald: clerk. j. C. Anderson: treas
urer. Alma Carbine: police Judge. ]. r.
Young; city engineer, Art Woodvlne !:
councilmen, Peter Nicholson, l.. Rigby.
II, s. Hunt. Daniel Ricks. j. II. Squlres.
j. p Bowers. Ashton also will have a
hot city campaign and st. Anthony bids
fair 10 see some excitement before the
election is over. The liquor question
seems TO be the bone Of contention In
all cases.
Up 10 the present time no appoint
ment has been made 10 I'll the vacancy
of judge for this judicial district. y
number OF names have been proposed.
the latest being County Attorney b. II.
Miller of this city. The consensus Of
opinion is that the appointment should
go 10 James G. Gwlnn, at present acting
in the capacity OF PROBATE Judge. No
court has been held here since before
Christmas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-22
BEGIN WORK ON BRIDGE.
Snake River North of Burley VIII Be
Spanned in Three Months.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BURLEY. Ida, March 2l.-Work has
heen commenced on the wagon bridge to
span the Snake river north OF Burley.
connecting the north and south sides OF
the Minnidoka project The legislature
appropriated $4,000 towards building the
bridge and a similar amount has been
raised among the farmers on the project
and the business men of BUrley.
A force of about twenty men with
teams is busy building the approaches
to the bridge. and the work of erecting
tho steel spans will be commenced as
soon as the material arrives from the
factories. II is expected to have the
structure completed i'm about ninety days.
Work has been resumed on the Burley-
Oakley branch OF the Oregon Short Line
after n suspension OF several months.
Rails. ties and other material has been
arriving for some time and from pres
cnt indications the road VIII be com
plcIcd this spring. Water will not be
delivered TO the Twin Falls Oakley project
until the spring Of 1917. so that the traf-
nc Will be comparatively light over the
branch line until after that time.
Southern Idaho is receiving its share
OF the influx OF homeseekers from the
eastern and central states. and they all
seem surprised TO see farming under
headway at this time OF year,
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CHARGES PREJUDICE
ON HOWEL['S PART
Man Seeking Divorce Says
Wife's Attorney Is Judges
Private Counsel.
Snecial 10 The Trihune.

Special tC The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 21.-Charges OF bias
and prejudice were preferred today
against District Judge ]. A, Howell. by
attorneys representing Thomas Cowli
shaw in an attempt TO obtain change
of judge 10 hear tho divorce case brought
by Cowlishaw against Hannah Cowlishaw.
That Judge Howell is so biased against
4, G., Horn and c. A, Boyd, attorneys.
and against the cause OF their client as
TO be unable to grant a fair and impair
tial hearing, is the allegation of the at
torncys and their client in affidavts
presented to the court.
To show that Judge Howell is so close
ly associated with George HalVerson,
one of the attorneys for Hannah Cowli-
TO be injected into the trial of any case
where Halverson is interested. Attorneys
Horn and BOYD recitc IN the affidavit
filed on behalf OF Cowlishaw that Hal
vcrson has been acting as the personal
attorney for the entire Howell family and
its business connections. and often has
tuitous capacity. instances OF which arc
cited in the affidavit. Further in the
affidavit is the statement 'ha. Halver-
Howell and that the plaintiff would be
skinned in tho trial"
TO these charges against the Judge,
y
filed contrary affidavits. while Judge
Howell weXed wrathy that nc an
nounced he would consider the question
whether the attorneys could not be ad-
judged in contempt of court.
Tic stir created in the court room
when The affidavit of Cowlishaw was be-
ing argued was quoted somewhat by an
explanation from Attorney Boyd. who
declared that II was no personal mat
To-" with him, but chat he had become
con .inccd through his client that he
couid net obtain fair trial before the
court snd therefore asked that the hear
ing b" transferred 10 another judge.
InIrgs the attorneys agree TO have the
raSc heard before another Judge. Judge
Howell intinlatcd that he would proceed
with the trial tomorrow. Tho hearing
was continued until that time.
Cowlishaw began suit for a divorce last
Nav. He alleges that his wife has been
r,:il;r Of cruelty and had refused To MAKE
ti"ir home ms welcome for him as il
should b". She rculies 10 these charges
nv alleging that her husband has on
numerous occasions beat and maltreatcd
teT in such q manner as TO cause her
Illness. On one occasion. she says. her
husband used n blacEsHake whip In, his
cnsstscmcut OF her
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Shower Funds to Build Road.

Special 10 The Tribune.
ROCkLAND. Ida, March 2l.-Only
$4,000 remains To bc subscribed TO in
sure the building OF the railroad between
this place and American Falls and the
chief promoters arc positive that The full
amount will soon he raised. Several OF
the largest contributors have more than
doubled their first subscription.
Judge Watson, the chief promoter from
Chicago, is still confident that construc-
lion work will begin In April. IL will he
the policy Of the builders OF the road 10
employ homo labor 10 the exclusion OF
all others. where this can bc done pro :
vided the woTilmen can be had. II is
tho full intention To have the road In
operation by winter
The Malad end OF the line is In "a
promising condition and funds are he
ing pledged. Malad is asked To sub
scribe $4,000. which is comparatively
small considering the vast wealth OF
thai section, People al over the county
arc responding readily.
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ARREST UTAH GREEKS;
MAY Be DEPORTED
immigration Chief From Wash
ingtOn viii Take Them East
as Witnesses.
Special 10 The Tribune.

BINGHAM. March 21.-Five Greeks
were taken into custody here today by
from washington. D. G.. and ]. c. Hise.
immigration Inspector stationed at Salt
Lake. The Greeks are sam Tantosa,
George Chelaco, Adjilosts Atttanasia,
Angelo Piphpos and Alex MillolouS.
IL Is under stood here that the Greeks
viii he taken TO New York wi,nesbes
against a steamship company accused OF
violating the immigration regulations by
bringing TO this country immigrants who
did not meet the requirements OF tho
law. 1t is understood that several Greeks
Will be taken into custody at Midva!c
and Ogden and that group OF thirty
Will be taken to New York. II Is likely
tilat the aliens will be dcported il it is
found that they wero not admitted into
this country legally.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS -,
clothes closet. light housat.. .fAsIl
tric lights: sl4 Rear M aieeRIng 4
North. Ind. li222. wv "e1t
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Says Boys Stoned House.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. March 2l.-After causing w.
n. Crandan, a Riverdale contractor, 10
flee TO his homo and barricade himself
George Thompson. Nathan Grover and
Augustus Roman bombarded the house
With stones and other missiles. causing
considerable damage to Crandall's prop
erty. according TO his complaint. The
first three youngsters were arraigned in
police court this morning on charges OF
disturbing the peace. Roman has not
been arrested. and il is supposed that
he has left the state. The three defen-
dants were allowed time 10 employ an
attorney TO defend them
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Meets AL Requirements.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. March 21.-AnnouncinG that
the Browning automatic gun has met all
the requirements of the United States
war department at the small arm tests
now being conducted at Springfield
Mass. Job NJ Browning. the inventor OF
the firearm, has telegraphed NJ. S
Browning that the government probably
VIII adopt the automatic as part OF
the army accoutcrments.
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Slide Kills Miner.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM. March 2l--Carrllo Miano,
a miner was killed In the Ohio Copper
companys workings this forenoon. Miano
was at work in an upralse when Il cave
occurred. The man was buried beneath
q great mass OF earth and was smothered
10 death. The body was taken TO tho
Bingham branch of the O'Donnell com
panv's undertaking establishment.
Miano leaves a widow in Italy, but no
known relatives here Tie was 2& years
OF age and had worked In the Ohio Copper
two wears.
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Says City Ruined Property.
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 21.-That her property
at 34S2 Adams avenue has been prac-
tically ruined from II marketable stand
point by certain changes in the street
grade made while Improvement" work
was being pushed on that avenue in
October, 1909. is the charge OF Mrs. Annie
Van Rookhuizen In a complaint filed
in the district court this afternoon she
asks for $500 general damages and sl127
special damages against Ogden city.
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Lumber Company Enters Denial.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, March 2l.-Entering general
denial 10 the complaint of Ezra Farr
administrator OF the Cecil Farr estate.
the Oregon Lumber company today filed
an answer in the district court in which
il is asked that the plaintiffs complaint
lac dismissed Cecil Farr was killed In a
railroad accident al Dec Or, over a year
ago. He was employed as head brake
man on the lumber companys railroad
line The lumber company says that he
WAS killed through his own negligence.
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Pioneer Woman Dead.
Special 10 The Tribune.

NT''TdT % 7 ITI 7 TTT'uIIH'
SANTAQUIN. March a1-Mrs. Eliza
beth openshaw died at her home at S:l5
o'clock this morning. she had been sick
for several weeks. She leaves eight
married daughters. She was 13 years
old and was among the early settlers
OF this place. She WAS born in England
and camc 10 Utah In 1861.
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THREE MODERN Roo,,s -
n!shea, close in. 74S So g., usll1
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Marriage Licenses.

Special Ia Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, March 2l.-LiccuscS 10 marry
were issued by the county clerk TO the
following today: Alexander Il, Holmes
Clifton. Ida. and Elizabeth Olive Harper
ogden. Willard u. Ellis and Elda l. Pin
gree. both of Ogden.
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Final Divorces.
Special 70 The Tribunc.

Sr'cldI % TIC IF!Dunc-
OGDEN, March 21.-Fipal DEGREES of
divorce were allowed women In the dis
trjct court today as follows: Margaret
Close from Albert T.. Close a local cigar
manufacturcr. custody of minor child
500 attorneys fees and real propertv In
Ogden in lieu Of allmouy; Ella MAY
Wonder from Charles Wonder custody
oi ninor child $3.50 monthly a.mony
and So attorney fec.
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Senator Kelly Is Sued.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 2l-Allegins tina;
Epoch Bingham. George ]. Kelly and
Others. arc Indebted 10 them FOR sinking
We'll on property owned by the de-
PENDANTS G. H. Stoddard and 4. j. Stod-
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''GaT3 dali ferrois EoR HousEKEEp1Nc,
and 9TH hetsoSsi soSfb West Temple. iSS; Ss;,ls y q
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FOB LENT
5ousEKEEPrNe Roo,,.

block Rs, soush W,th n, gas; s2a RIiobssiEaKEgln
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News of Intermountain Region

dard contractors. have begun suit In the
district court for $40 against the Weber
county senator and his associates.
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New Citizen.
Special TO The Tribu

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, March 2i-Final citizenship
papers were issued TO Michael Devlln.
born in Ireland, in the district court
today
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VISIT HENAGERS BUSINESS COL
| lego before you decide TO enter else
where. Get tho best. ~ South Main 81
Both phones. d29l9
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TYPEwRITERS OF ALL MAKES FOR
rent. sale or exchange. cash or pay
ments Monarch light touch. best on
for portability. Both phones 43o. Utah
Typewriter Exchange Co.. sc West 2nd
South. c1015
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS. WITH FIRST GLASS Bln
COS East 1st South.
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! FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregations church. we
get you a position free of charge. Tele-
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WANTED-AGENTS

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HUSTLERS WANTED-S25 TO 500
made weekly; write for immediate par
tlcuars. five states for sale or trade.
B. :, Harringt ton. basement Atlas block,
Salt Lake City agent for Thomas Eldrige
Bell 5a06. Ind, 37o c207o
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sTROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household heip.
Headquarters for laborers-
b5 West End South. Phones 463. cIt5
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floor. SSEM nd1lNG EEplNG ROOMS o.
9th South. e'' sas, bath. n
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BE AN EXPERT AUTOMOBILE ME.
chantc and chauffeur: earn $50 to 500
n week. We give practical INSTRUCTION.
Salt Lake Automobile School, 4f3 South
Main st. Salt Lake City. xIo2
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed: VIII pay you first-class prices. Il.
c. Fisher & CO., 16s So. W. Temple. Bel
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woRKINGMEN TO OCCUPY CLEAN.
steam heated outside rooms. Also
rooms for light h. X. II Broadway. A-oik.
east OF Main St. on LIST South
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IN rHE DISTRICT CouRr orc THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States FOR the district Of UTAH
In the matter OF Joseph r., La Peen. vol.
banlrupt.-ln bankruptcy No. 1865,
TO the creditors of Joseph r. La Peon OF
Salt Lake City. in the county OF Salt
Lake. and district aforesaid. a bank
rupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th
dav of March. 1911. the said Joseph r..
La Peen was duly adjudicated bankrupt;
and that the first meeting Of his creditors
VIII bo held AT my office in the Cont
mental block. Salt Lake CITY Utah. on
the 3lst day of March. 1911. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims.
appoint trustee. examine tho bankrupt.
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. March 20. 1911. C2602
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER' S
office Boise barracks, Idaho. March 90
1911 Sealed proposals. in trlplcatc. will be
received here until 200 p. m, April T. 1911
and then opened. for furnishing and In
stallng door and window screens on three
buildings at this post. Information. spec
iflcations. etc. furnished on application.
Right reserved to reject any or all bids
or any part thereof. Proposals should be
inclosed in envelope, sealed. indorscd
Proposals for Screens" and addressed
TO this office. c242o.
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HOUSEKEEPING .Nn
fooihs' close In. Ila " sLEEn1
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CUT FLOWERS
HAIR GOODS

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FINE LINE OF SWITCHES. TRANS
formations and pufts on hand; comb
inss made up. Lucille Holland, 261 So
Main. room 10. Bell 1876. cn69G
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X sirs.t s foorns' water grounS D sHou9
HOUSEKEEPING poo,,T
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HOUSEKEEPING Avn Nn--
rooms close in. lla " ,s. sLEEn1
AsN 90. d.
FURNISHED ROOMS roo@
housekeeping. 43O So. 3rd sqs Fs,, ugR
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ~
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS -
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oulctiy modern. 654 soutbb" b"gs ss. Pm,
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sANITARIUMS
CLEANING AND EYEJNo

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. 351 so
State. Bell phone $685. Ind 1884 r22i,
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IKNlSHED ROOMS ron
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MEN wANTED-LBARN TO OPERATE
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operators are IN demand We give
ractical Instructions and actual cXper-
ience. Also hello you 70 secure positions.
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