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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
News of lntermountain REGION
FIGHT ON CANYON CAR
Arrests Follow Attack Made by Rowdies
on Conductor


special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 25.-As a result of q
tIee ior-all tight which occurred on a
city-pound canyon car carly this morn
lhs' w, l1artwell and C. Blair have been
arrested and released on bond and the
pouce are making a rigid investigation,
which Will doubtless result In the arrest
Of several Others
returning from Ogden canyon on the
,ast car this morning. a crowd of hood
lums began switching of the lights In the
car while the conductor was collecting
fares. Several times this was repeated,
70 the annoyance OF the conductor and
the danger OF the passengers in the car.
Finally the conductor. after falling to get
assistance from the other passengers on
the car, ordered the ringleaders OF the
disturbance from the platform to the in
sac OF the car fight ensued. in which
the conductor WAS struck several times
and one OF the rinsleaders In the dis
tuTbance was badly beaten up. Eyewlt-
nesses to the affair say that Hartwell and
Blair became involved In the fight, but
that the ringlcadcrs made their escape
from the car when II reached Washing
ton avenue. Superintendent Joseph Bal
ley, with the police department, is max
Ing thorough investigation and those
guilty Of the disgraceful affair will be
prosecuted,
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|IF WESTERN MEN
/ GATHER At BOISE
v.ctern Association of Com.
Executives Launched
I at Idaho Capital.
The Tribune,

.,,l to The Tribune.
en1sE. Ida. Aug, 25.-Tbe Western
.'s,i,tion of Commercial Executives
launched today by representative
s.,.t.s sppoiuted by governors Of
E.sllr all of the western states,
s''s ''.sss,staries and presidents of the
srusrrial clubs of the leading cities
m live wire boosters present
,.d the harmony song, proving at
INITIAL session that they propose to
..mnl;sh their perfection of q west
s0l. avn amrnercisl league, the object of
IN ia the presentation of the real
4 10 the east, and general building
:, tbe states west of the rockies.
n. Seleeates were welcomed bv Gov
~ ~ lanes II. Hawley. Mayor Harry x.
;..smann and Lee J. Falk, president
sss Tommercial club of Boise. Sec
~ Reilly of Kinson was elected
aorsry chairman, and the official
4. NJ Western Association of COM
-.;sl Executives was unanimously
;.s.sd The election of officers aud
Irpti0n OF DN ia"s wac ''s'P"n'" ""Ii'
/Torrow
T his address TO the delegates. Gov
nj Havlev pleaded for hearty co.
ntiou on the part of the builders of
.,srn cities and fbe west in general
uroperlv place before the millions
4 lie east the real facts about the
<,iero country, what it has done and
1 HI Il proposes to do. He closed with
f1ppeal for recognition of the Panama
npesitlon.
jasrph E. Game, secretary of the
6nmercial club Of Salt Lake, re-
.snded for the delegates. of whom
[Ne are fifty, with more coming,
Resolutions were adopted iudorsing
\, Panama Pacific exposition, intro
Etsd BY H. ]. o German of the Baker
tts Commercial club, and asking all
|st,s to make liberal appropriations
h buildings and exhibits.
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Disseminated AGAINST
THE SMALL SHIPPERS

WASHINGTON. Aus. 23.-FreiEht tar
IN filed with The interstate commerce
commission by the Missouri Pacific and
the ST. Louis. Iron Mountain G. Southern
railways containing a provision that no
less than thirty five bales Of cotton IN
one shipment could be compressed In
transit to the final destination wero sus-
pended some time ago by the commits
detrimental and discriminatory against
the small shippers Of cotton.
To-Day the order OF the commission was
vacated because the railways have filed
tariffs to become effective September /.
restoring the former status and permit
ting small shippers to have their cotton
com nreased In transit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
FORESTERS INSTALL
THE NEW OFFICERS

DETROIT, Aug. 25.--The newly elected
officers were installed today at the clos
ing session OF the biennial convention OF
the Foresters OF America.
The same committee which reported
Yesterday on the question OF construct :
ing tuberculosis senatorium for the free
use OF afflicted Foresters has been ap'
pointed to report To the 1913 convention
when the matter Will be finally disposed
OF. by virtue OF yesterdays action
As tho result OF n favorable report by
the committee named by the old officers
10 investigate the advisability OF estab-
fishing a national publication TO be sent
free TO others of the order, the new ad
mnistration will arrange for It's orsani-
zHtioD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
|YERN0R HAWLEY
4 AGAIN ON WARPATH
sclnl 10 The Tribune,

tscnl 10 The Tribune,
BOISE, Ida, Aug. 25.-The stock in
|ahs OF Canyon county had not been
uessed when II was shown TO the state
md Of equalization today that the
had taken oath that they
TN the banks In unsecured notes an
|Eonbt. In some cases. equal TO the en-
E7 value OF their stock. Governor Haw-
n today was unspaving In his denuncla-
"a Of the practice. and declared that he
E1h order an immediate investigation
4 The state bank examiner. All bank
'stk in Canyon county was ordered re-
Etssed
These banks will be brought up with
|shsTp turn" declared Governor Haw-
N 70 the board. Such conditions are
29tpry to good banking principles. and
bank commissioner shall examine
Do immediately and bring them TO ac-
me board was informed that the com
rsoners OF Ada county had made.
Edm,al cut OF 20 per cent on all prop
". believing they we're within the law.
y Rcausc some property had been as
ND over Its actual value
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HARTMAN OFFICIAL EN- ROUTE.
Vice President VIII Spend Only Forty
Minutes In Ogden.
ipecial to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 25.-Scheduled TO remain
In Ogden just forty minutes Vice Presi-
dent Julius Kruttschnitt of the Hartman
system is expected to arrive In this city
at 1l;ll tomorrow morning on his way
from Chicago to San Francisco. Krutt-
schnitt will go west from this city on the
Southern Pacific. IT Is not considered
likely that he will visit Salt Lake on his
way TO the coast
The local strike situation will, it is
believed. he reviewed with the division
officials OF the Southern Pacific by
kruttschnitt during his brief stay in the
city.
According to the statements of local
railroad officials this afternoon, there Is
absolutely no foundation TO the rumors
that the Hartman system has made ar
rangements With unemployed men at
Park City TO fll places of men who would
be called out OF the local shops should
a strike be ordered.
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Funeral of Mrs. BuHup.
special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug. 25.-Impressive funeral
services for Mrs. Mary f.. Burrup. wife
of James T. Burrup, were held at the
Fifth ward meeting house thls after
noon st 9 o'clock by Bishop II. G. Jacobs
Music was provided by Mrs. Mary Far
ley, Mrs. John Cullcy and orson Crit
lin. The speakers were Bishop Robert
President c, f, Middleton and Bishop
Jacobs. Four members of the Modern
WoodTnen OF the World and four mem.
berg OF the United Commercial Travellers
association acted az pslloe1rcrs, Burial
Iras In the City cemetery.
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NO WHISKY FOR souTHwoRrH.
Sheriff ForbIds StlmuIants to Prisoner
Weak From Drink.
Special to The Tribune.

SPECIdI 10 ne IT1DuHe.
OGDEN, Aug. 25.-That friends Of
Henry. Southworth, accused Of the mur-
der OF e. l.. Hanks at Glenwood park
county Jail for the purpose of bringing
him whisky and that the LIQUOR has
caused the man to become extremely
nervous is the belief of Sheriff Harrison
and today the sheriff announced that
hereafter Southworth's visitors will be
limited and that each one will be searched
before entering the jail
When Southworth was taken 10 his
preliminary hearing yesterday he ap-
peared to be on the verge of nervous
collapse, He was In such weakened
condition the night before that a physi-
clan was summoned to attend him In his
cell
Southwortl's attorney stated today
that he will not ask bail for his client
until after the district attorney has filed
an information.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
FEAR LABOR SHORTAGE.
Frultgrowers Expect Difficulty In Having
Crops Harvested.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 25.-Thc opening Of the
public schools Just at the time OF gath
ering the fruit crop in this portion OF the
state leads fruitmen to believe that there
will he A scarcity Of labor In the Or
chsrds this fall.
For a number of days orchardists have
been looking for men in Ogden 10 help
gather the crop, Offering good wages.
That they have not been successful in
their attempts 10 hire packers is the an
desirous OF hustling the fruit TO eastern
markets.
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Hurt While Playing Indian.

Special To The TrIbune.
OGDEN, Aug, 25.-Litte James II.
Murphy, son OF James IT. Murphy. a
mail clerk residing at the Colonial
apartments. is under the care OF u
physician for injuries received last night
while the six-year -old youngster and his
pisymattes wers Tehears'ns % ~ hs WIN aF edtany
came out of the dark and tried TO take
their scslps, An explosive cap which
the lad had in his hand burst unexpeot-
edly. sending particles of the shell into
his right hand. a surgeon was called
to dress the wound.
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Fix County Valuations.
Sneelal TO Tho Tribune

SpPcIHI 10 ] N1 TTIpUIIV'
ROCKLAND, Ida. Aug. o5 The alb
stract OF tho assessment roll of this
county shows a total property assess
ment this year OF more than sb,9T6 ,62S
state board OF equalization was s334c,-
SAB. making q gain Of s2,eSe.oSH for the
year or 70 per cent, Land increased
in value, according to the statements
for the two years from s5-92 10 50 81 per
acre The acreage increased from S267.~
orc to s326.3O7 The total land value
improvements on tho land Increased
from $204. .a66 to Sa56,020, Cattle arc val
ued al $1as. .2a5. horses at s464 33o; mer-
chandise ut s367.st0. Personal property
OF all kinds. including Sl51.02 worth OF
bank stock. is assessed at 1921, l21,
The average increase in valuation in
the state is 1866 per cent Only one
county In the state. Shoshone. shows a
larger increase than Oneida county.
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orphoum Opens Monday.
al TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug 95.-Managcr Joseph
Goss Of the Orpbeum theatnr announced
today that the seat sale for the season s
opening will commence next Monday
at o'clock at the box office, The
Orpheum will begin its season here
next Thursday night playing each
Thursday and Friday night. with Satur
day mstiness, The full show Of seven
acts will be given in addition to the
Orpheum motion pictures
Prof Edgar Short. an Instructor OF
music In Ogden, Will direct the Orpheum
orchestra this season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
CRICKETS DESTROY
GRASSH0PPER EGGS

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 25.-M. P
Somers. grasshopper expert, state de-
partment of entomology after a summer
long investigation in the grasshopper In
tested districts OF Minnesota and the Red
River valley. declares the crlckets have
an Unsuitable appetite for grasshoppers
lions
The determination OF the grasshopper
which destroys thousands OF acres Of
grain In the northwest, seems to rest
with the question Of providing more
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26

Buy il now. Now is the time to buy
hottie Of Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera
and Diarrboea Remedy 1t is almost
certain to be needed before the summer
is over. This remedy has no superior,
For sale by all dealers.
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Decision Next Monday.

LOS ANGELES. Aug. o5.-Argliments
on the demurrer to the grand Jury indct :
n7ent charging Edwin T. Earl proprietor
of the Express and the Tribune. with
having Illegally published the contents
Of an intercepted aerogram. have been
hand down his decision next Monday.
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Peach Crop an Average One.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 26.-Fruitmen, who have
made careful Investigations. say that the
average peach crop In this county and
adjoining territory is a little below nor
NAL this year, In some sections OF
Weber county the crop is reported TO
be unusually heavy. while In other sec
tlons il is lighter than for a number Of
years. The gathering OF peaches in this
county will begin next week.
Pears are already being shipped in
some parts OF the state. The orchard lists
In this county will ship but few, how
ever, as a peculiar form Of blight is re-
ported to have destroyed practically all
or the pear trees in this vicinity,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
Fighting Forest Fires.

PORTLAND, Or. Aug 25.--Seven hun
dred mon are fighting forest fires south
of Estacada. thirty-five miles southeast
Of Portland. The crews are under Forest
Assistant Osborne, who turned in call
for more help 10 Portland tonight. Fifty
men were secured In twenty minutes and
railway and hurried to the nearest point
threatened by the fires.
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Hpringyille Pioneer Dead,

ma, 10 The TrIbune.
q, IirlbLE. Aug. 25.-Roberv Hat
+ Yhis city died al his home today
s;ber iohg Illness. Hc was born No.
n u.s.. 1877; In Pennsylvania, ana
/ pnr.sst IN the T0's. engaging In min
gai iu'.s isnu He came TO Springviiic
", asphixIatod By flow OF ges and
\ afs acoiss recovered from the effects or
! rlrvI,oent; A widow and daugh-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
Lost Leg Between Cars,

Nick Zozckas. Greek smeter hand
pitnl at an early hour this morning with
crushed leg. sustained at the smelling
plant last night as the result Of being
caught between Two freight cars. The
injured member was amputated and the
patient Is reported to be doing we'll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
Plan Great outing.

Spccial TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug 25.--What Is planned 10
no one OF the best outings Of the ses-
son is being arranged by the, young men
of the Fourth ward to be held Al me me
hermitage In Ogden canyon on LABOR
aev, Sports OF all kinds viii form the
oTtsrnoon's entertainment, feature OF
the programme to be hasketSall ghiIndd g,,Ind
ns n.,1 Fourth wards, and q baseball game
hmtween the Fourth ward team and fns
IInntsylIle nine. In the evening dancing
,,,iii be tho main amusement
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To Purchase Timber,
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Trihunc.
OGDEN, Aug. 25-For the purchase ~
timber on the. Humboldt national forest
In the vicinity of Jarbidge. \. W. Car
mining camp are in Ogden negotiating
with the forest service department. The
purchase, IT Is expected, Will be made
within a few days.
Officers OF the forest department say
that there are from 500. 900 TO 500, 900
feet Of timber in thn vicinity OF Jar
bidge that can be used for mining pur-
poses as we'll as for the lumber market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
Cool Weather In Ogden.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Aug. 25,--Thermomcters reg
,Ctered as low as IS degrees in Ogdcn
iaat night This Is about 20 degrees
lower than the average minimum TEN"
peTaturc OF last week, m,
weather report the mercury "hlt Tn"
tohogEan" along the Salt Lake division
Thursday night. the lowest point being
recorded at Cariin. Nev,' @ where tne n'1 tho
frcezing point.
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viii Hold Court at vernal.
- ~ 10 The Tribune

ppr,eo 70 The Tribune.
s.hct aug 25.-Judge j, +. Booth;
mi Q, Attorney Harvey CluG and
We rss,eenosrapher Mrs. Il. II. walters
, hasarnco from Hcbor City, where
snb' d been holding session Of the
'ofsda uistrlct court. They viii leave
v Of {, Ior Fernal. going overland by
n or onawberry valley. TO bold ses-
~ court In Clntah county.
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wine Concern Incorporates.
.'ai 10 The Tribune

bno," Inc tribune.
ranno Aug. 25,-Articles OF incor.
|susnn, OF the Chance Copper Mining
e1 nave been filed with the county
',ss.Ts 'FsIsTs in Payson. utah is formed to
R cIatnn nne chance group OF seven min
zpIisi ~. IN Elko county Nevada The
h s.ocK is 1000. 900 shares. OF the
Rnsse s'1e OF "a cents each, Ieffler
atds,,e president; G. F. Packard, vice
Tscnrtet, secretary. and and these with T.
-NOonnell form the dlrnrIornle.
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New Factory for Utah.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. 25:-The Hennepin
Bridge company OF Minneapolis. Mimi
has sieniflcd it's intention OF erecting a
corrugated cuIvert factory some place In
Utah. and has made inquiries regarding
the conditions in Provo which would af-
feet such all enterprise. The necessary
information has been furnished by the
sscretary OF the Commercial club,
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Br,,ah Fire In Mountains,

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug. 25;1Actordins TO ri
pop5s pppoop q big brush fire is raging In The the
mountains about three miles Irop liz IHc
Village and close 70 the ,a Snion esns are Ss said
ta''I1 ,S hc watching the blaze closely ana ,ha
To- a,t,ne HT an effort to extinguish ths
flames before tbcy. reach p,o,nttfb Pow tbe % bia5e
aa hcon Confined to brush patches and
mountain grass.
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ANOTHER "PiNk LADY.H
Miss Tout's Sister TO Star In Second
Road Company
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 25.-Relatives Of Miss
Hazel Tout. whose engagement was an
nounced recently have received word
from Mics Touts sister known to the
theatrical world as Miss Margaret Ro-
maine, that she has Just signed con-
tract with theatrical syndicate TO play
the title role I'm II second Pink Lady
company. which win tour Europe next
season, Miss Romano received S50Oo
from the theatrical syndicate to secure
her release from her other contracts.
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Death Of an Infant.
nenial Ia The TrlNIlne

OGDEN, Aug. 25.--word was received
here today OF the death OF Dorothy Davis,
the three months old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs William Davis, at the family
home IN Clinton today. Death was
caused by cholera ipfantum. Funeral
services will be held at the Clinton
meeting house Saturday afternoon at
o clock, Burial will be In the City ccme
terry
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Noted Artist Dies.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Mrs. Laura
skeel Pomeroy. sculptor and artist. ls
dead here I'm her seventy-ninth year. She
was the widow OF Walter II. Pomeroy, q
Greek sculptor and literary critic. She
introduced art typography in this coun~
try.
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Thirt, four trains daily between Salt
Lake and Ogden via Bamberger cleo.
trio line Trains every hour on the
bour-in an hour.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug, 25.-The ST. Louis
butter, egg and poultry exchange has
been notified OF a forthcoming order by
commissioner. which VIII put ban on
the current receipts" or shippers. Dr..
Cutler has ruled that the practice Of
buying food and bad eggs mixed In con-
signments from the country and then
wedding out the had eggs by the can
ding process is in violation Of the Mis-
souri, pure food law,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-26

II your want be a situation. make
it known by the insertion of want
"ad" in The Tribune. .r
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NO LAW TO PREVENT
BAD EGG SHIPMENTS

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25.-Following
dispatches from Chicago that bad eggs
were being sent from there 10 Kansas
City. Harry F. Guyette, deputy state
food and dairy inspector, declared last
night that thousands Of dozens of eggs
which have been condemned as unfit for
food here arc shipped TO Chicago.
He says the inspectors have right
to stop the shipments, as such action
would be In violation OF the interstate
commerce law.
Since July 12 more than $4,000 dozen
eggs have been condemned in Kansas
died here In that time. and means loss
of the finest food worth moro than $l0,-
onn.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20

ent for the Litik Copper Nn. 2, and Little Copper No. q, Lode Mining Claims, Mineral Survey Nu. 29lI, con. taining Gold md Copper. situate in the liassayampa Mining District, 5000 feet unsurveyed, approximately in sections X 36, T. l2 X i3 x, R. 2 w., in Prescott National Forest, and moro particularly described as follows, Little Copper No. 2: Be. ginning at Cor. No. I, whence the theoretical point for the <. w. Cor of See. 3l, r. l3 N.. R 9 W. on the 3rd standard Parallel North, bears <. sj Deg. 32 Min. F. i5s.G ft and r. $. l.. NJ. No. 202l, bears <. ss Deg. o3 Min. F. jGs23 ft; thence N G6 Deg. lG Min. W. GOO ft. to Cor No. 2; thence <. 23 Deg. li Min. w.. 1900 ft. to Cor. No. 3; thence <. GG Deg l6 Min. F.. 600 ft. to No. I; thence x. 23 Deg. li Min. F. l500 ft. to beginning, containing 20.GGl acres. Little Copper No. E. Beginning at Cor. No. |, whence theoretical point for S.w. Cor. of See. 3i, T. 13 N., F. 2 w.. on the Third Standard Par. allel North bears x. 2 Deg. 3I Min. F. igI.l ft. and '. <. l.. M. No. 202i bears x. s6 Deg. 0l Min. E.. 5265.7 it.; thence x. G6 Deg. i6 Min. W. GOO ft. to Cor No. 2; thence <. 23 Deg. II Min. W. i500 ft. to Cor. No. 3; thence <. G6 Deg. l6 Min. F. 600 ft. to Cor. No. [; thence \. 23 Deg. IA Min. F. 1900 ft. to beginning containing 2O66i acres. Notice of Location of Little Copper No. 2 Is recorded in Book 30 of Mines. Page i3s, and Little Copper No. 2 in Book 50 of Mines, at Page i39, Records of Yavapa County, Arizona. There arc no known adjoining claims and thi' claim is surrounded by United state' Public Domain.
 FRAN XII. PARKER,
 Register.
 First publication August 16. 1911.