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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-19
TWO WELL KNOWN
AMERICANS WHO WILL
ATTEND CORONATION

London. June 79.--Two of the wen
known Americans who win be present
at the coronation are John Jlenpont
Morgan and Lady Deeles. who was
Helen Nivlen Gould, Lady Deciees. re-
Gently afflicted with appendicitis. Is
now well again, Mr. Morgan was
sent a special invitation by Kiug
George to be present at the cere-
monies in Westminster abbey.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-19
MEMBERS OF ENGLISH
NOBILITY WHO WILL
FIGURE AT CORONATION

I.nndon. June l5-Three of the
leading perscnages at the coropation
VIII De prince Edward of wales, the
Earl OF aberdeen ana the Duke of
Norfolk. Young Prince Edward Is
the heir to the British throne. The
Earl of Aberdeen Is the lord lieuten-
ant of ireland. aud the Duke of Nor
folk IS one of the richest men in the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-19
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-19

The Woman's Relief Corps viii hold
"a meeting Tuesday afternoon AT two
O'Clock in Corps hall on South Main
street Important business win be
transacted.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Salmon City Commencement,

SALMON CITY. Ida. May 29.-Thc
commencement daE exercises Of The
Salmon City schools we're held in The
opera house last Friday, Al the after
noon exercises the diplomas were pre-
sentcd 10 the grammar school graduates
by county superintendent of schools Mrs
-. Mcdonald Sims. In the evening Pro-
icssor Phillip Soulen, head Of tho cdu-
cational department at the University
OF Idaho a Moscow, delivered very
interesting ana able address
The high school graduates received
their diplomas from G.. l.. King chair
man OF the school board. The Salmon
CITY high school now has a full four
year course and its graduates are ad-
mitted to the state university and kin
dred institutions without further exam
nation. Great intercs, is taken in the
local schools. which have been brought
70 a high state Of efficiency. A feature
is the teaching of German in the pri-
mary grades. The pupils have bought
laboratory and manual training cuuip-
meni from the proceeds Of entertainments
given 10y Themselves
Judge j, II. P3dgham Of this town Is
at DILLON. making arrangements for the
right of way for the extension OF the
Gilmore & r'ittsburc railroad TO Twin
Bridges. There is general feeling that
this secretve railroad viii shortly make
move.
Prospects arc excellent foi a bumper
fruit crop this season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
YOUNCBERC IS TAKEN
ON LARCENY CHARGE
Young Man Is Wanted Both
in Salt Lake City aud
Ogden.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN MAY S1-Arrested while at
tempting TO beat his way north on q
freight train over the oregon Short Line
railroad. I. Youngberg, wanted by the
police Of both Salt Lake City and Ogden.
was arrested by deputy sheriff at Cache
Junction this morning and will be brought
10 ogden tomorrow to face charge OF
larceny,
More than a week ago Youngbers is
said to have hired a. horse and buggy
from the Iowa. livery stable at salt
Lake City. Tho rig was never returned
and, believing that II had been Sold the
local police were notified yesterday by
search the horse and buggy were located
al the Everett livery stable at 22l9
Washington avenue, where il had been
for several days. on Saturday Young
berg called at the STANDARD Repair shop
and hired motorcycle. The motorcycle
was not returned and the proprietor OF
the shop notified the police. From the
descriptions of the man who left the rig
al the livery stable and the man VINO
obtained the motorcycle, the police be-
came convinced that Younsberg turned
both tricks.
The officers in surrounding counties
were notified to watch for Youngbere,
which resulted in his arrest this morning.
HounghcrG had been employed at n To-
cal coffee house as a waiter for several
Harrison learned today that the stolen
motorcycle had been shipped to Poca-
teIlo Ida, and the officers there have To-
Gated the machine and are holding 1t Tor
further orders.
Youngberg was formerly an inmate OF
the state Industrial school After being
paroled from that institution he was re-
arrested and sent To the state prison.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
LIQUORS SEIZED BY
OFFICERS IN WEBER
Much Whisky and Beer Found
in Olsen Home at
Huntsville.
Special 10 The Tribnne

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 31.-Armed with search
warrant, deputy sheriff acting under
orders from Sheriff r. r.. Wilson. this
morning rsded the store Of Hokeh Olsen
and Marish Olsen at Huntsville and con-
fiscated two dozen bottles of whisky, a
barrel of bottled beer. four jugs OF whis-
ky and an eht-galIon keR of beer. This
rs the first seizure of contraband liquor
ever made in a Weber county dry dis
trict since the local option law became
effective. II is the belief Of the sheriff
that tho liquor was shipped into Hunts
dispensed by Mariah Olsen.
ioSen Olsen Is now in the county Jail
serving four months sentence for run
ming blind tiger" at Huntsville. After
the supreme court had passed on the
appeal from tho district court and or
vile justice Of the peace invoked. il was
believed that owing 10 a technicality in
the original sentence that Hoien Olsen
would escape serving time. The original
sentence ordered him confined In the
Huntsville city Jail and TO pay to the city
treasurer or Huntsville 5000 fine.
Since this sentence was passed Hunts =
vile City was disincorporatcd leaving
no city treasurer or city jail This tech
nlcallty was overcome bV the court.
which ordered Olsen committed to the
Weber county jail where he began serv-
days ago. AS the liquor found at his
place of business could not have been
brought there BY Hoken Olsen. the Off
GERS VIII have to show that Mariah Olsen
had it shipped in for illegal purposes be
fore a conviction can he obtained. Mariah
Olsen was convicted OF the illegal selling
OF liquor several months ago, but an ap-
peal is now pending in her case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
THREE AUTOMOBILE
THIEVES CAPTURED
Machine Breaks Down and Es-
cape Is Impossible on Foot;
Trio in Jail at Boise.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. May $I-I.incd up ju a
row at the point OF gun held in the
hands Of an employee of The rcclama
tfon service. Bert Thomas Of Oakland,
Arthur Kelly of Chicago and Thomas
Calvert % Boise. automobile thieves.
were held for several hours this after
noon while posse OF deputy shcriffS
were rushed Dom Boise 10 bring them
back 10 this CITY. They are now held
here pending n hearing tomorrow.
Entering IN" garage % the Goodman
ranch three miles west nf this city last
night at ~ o'clock. The thieves stole the
valuable automobile of Mr.. Goodman aud
started across tie country with IT,
headed towards the coast and with the
deliberate intention uf Keeping it, IN
accident to the engine near Kuna, and
which The thieves could not mend pre-
vented them from crossing tho Oregon
Idaho line. There they abandoned the
wrecked machine and attempted to escape
across country.
Indignant raUChcrS hmmcdiatrly ptIl-
sued the thieves and surrounded thcm
in the sage brush country. \ member OF
the reclamation service eventually forced
them To surrender and held them at tic
point OF - rifle for three hours until
members Of thc ShcrifGs force could ar
riVo. The three prisoners confessed to
planning To take the machine out OF tho
state. ono uf them making The excuse
that ne only intended the cscapadc for a
10Y ride.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
UNHAPPY MAN
KILLS HIMSELF
Leaves Note Behind Saying
That Matrimonial Troubles
Are Over.
SHOOTS SELF THROUGH
BRAIN WITH REVOLVER
Warns Young Men to Shun the
Picture and Book
Business.
snetial to The Tribune.

Srec,sl to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 3l.-Apparently driven to
despair by matrimonial difficulties and
financial reyerscs. George Hartley, -
wears old. OF san Francisco. ended his
career today by shooting himself through
The right tcmplc with revolver His
body was found in a pool Of blood IN
room al the lodging house conducted by
Mrs Elizabeth Lee AT 246S Washington
avenue al O'clock this evening.
Hartley arrived In this city Tuesday
morning and established himself al the
lodging house. He was seen 10 leave the
place several times during The day, but
returned late in the afternoon, saying
that h.. expected TO retire early. lie
failed 10 put in an appearance this morn
Ing, however. and the ChambcrIuald. up
on looking through the kcyholc, saw him
on the floor of tho room. She placed no
significance in The fact, thinking him IN
tnXiCatod Suspicious were aroused ana
The door WAS 'aior forced open ny lhc
authorities who found the unfortunate
mans lIc,cSS body on The l!oor. Ipcall
had evidently come some Time before:
on the dresser. which had been moved
10 The center OF The room. was found the
following mole:
THANK goodness. my matrimonial diff
licJ!ltics arc over. Young men, TO re-
tain your morals keep away from the
picture and book business My relatives
lutc circumstances. now living In Eng
land. My home is in San Francisco
tWhal trOuy.)'
Tho furnishings OF the room had been
shifted about. and the dresser had been
moved SO that the light and position
would make advantageous the adjusting
uf the glass so that Hartley could make
suIe oE his shot, The bullet. which
passed through his brain. Embedded Itself
In the wall. where il was found Two
ounce bottles of chlorororm. un
opened. were found on The dresser, and
au cmEty whisky flask. The suicide had
no baggage. and upon his person were
found gold watch and 80 cents in coin.
He wa we'll dressed in a. suit Of new
cloilres The revolver was one of tho
iatcSt .iS-CSliber type.
The body w9s removed to tho Ueaton
& KiTEendall undertaking establishment.
where Il is being held pending further
investigation into the circumstances sur
rounding the case. and the receipt Of
worrl rom San Francisco and England,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
SEARCH AND SEIZURE
PASSED OVER VETO
Provo Council Insists on 0rdi-
nance Providing Radical and
Unusual Punishment.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. May 3l.-Thc council tonight
passed the search and seizure ordinance
over the veto of the mayor by a vote of
o 10 ]. Councilman Bott was tho only
member voting to sustain the mayor
The "wets" and "drys" are lining up
for the fight OF ballots which is TO be de-
cided on June 2T, and an indication OF
what the "wets'' are intending 10 do was
embodied in Mayor Rays veto Of the
search and seizure" ordinance passed
by the council at their meeting a week
ago.
AS soon as the veto message was read
at the council tonight the fight was on
in earnest. In his veto message the
mayor said
proval the ordinance passed by your
honorable body on the oath day OF this
month in relation TO common null
sances.' and give my reasons for not ap
proving same.
while using n portion OF the language
of the new state law relating to the sale
and manufacture OF intoxicating liquors,
this ordinance goes still further than the
wisdom Of the state Legislature would
seem to direct. and imposes a heavy jail
sentence and q cash fine for any viola
tlon Of the new state law or Of section
235 OF the revised ordinances of Provo
City. 1910. and as the constitutionalty of
neither OF these have been tested In the
higher courts. do not favor the passage
OF such drastic ordinance as this at
The present time,
II believe that the morals Of our citi-
zens arc beyond question. and that the
same law that governs other citizens in
the different parts OF Utah IS sufficiently
strong 10 govern the good people OF
Provo and. in fact, | believe that IL
would rebound discredit to MS TO pass this
ordinance as II now roads, and i am un-
willing 10 be a party Ia such intoler
ance.
I'm just ono month from today tho
people will have an opportunity 10 say
by their vote what kind of liquor law
they want. and l can see no necessity for
the spending Of money belonging 10 Tho
city i'm placing ordinance on the
books thai can not be tested before this
vote is counted. III we continue to riSidly
enforce the laws and the ordinances thar
are now on the books. ] believe that II
Will he better than 10 pass such a cIras-
tic measure as the one attached hereto
In conclusion, i want 10 ask THIS
council TO consider this matter very care
fully before taking any further action
for ! consider this very important piece
OF lceislation."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Bishops Mother Dead

MONROE. May 3I.-Mrs Mary Swindlc.
mother Of Bishop Ilebcr Swindlc. died
Yesterday. She was born in Switzerland
slvtv-eieht Years ago and was ono OF
the pioneers of this place. size was the
mother Of nine children.
The school board OF Monroe has on
gagged thc following teachers Tor the
coming winter: High school John f..
Spicrs or RcNbure, Ida eighth grade.
Joseph i. Anderson, Monroe: seventh
seymour Rasmussen Ephraim: sixth
Joseph c. Clark. Pauguiirh: MN w. l..
Guyman, orang"Villc; fourth vacant 4.
third, Mrs. John Nordgrccu Monroe seq
ond. Alta Erickson. Monroe; first. Flov
Larsen. Monroe, beginners. lavcrnc Ste
vens, Provo; for tho Austin branch. OrvaI
Anderson. Monroe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
SnncinI 10 rhc rrihnne.

Special to The Tribune.
MANrI, May $l--Work is being pushed
in The Interest of the Scandinavian jubi-
lee for June 10 and IL. Representatives
have been throughout The northern and
southern parts Of the state to work IN
an mtercs, i'm the affair. They have met
with excellent success, and ii is thought
events In The history OF the town. The
following committees are in charge Of
tho work:
Executive commIttee-Jacob Fixsteod.
James n. Nelson Naldemar Peterson.
Emil ChrisloffersOn. G. y. Carlson Mrs.
p. J. Nelson Mrs. OTTO T. Nelson.
Finance Ernest Madscn, +. r. Dyreug.
ions Nicholson, John II. Nelson Chris
Trauspor,alion-Jaccb Fixstcad :. c.
Sorcnsen. ]. A. IIcuGaa"d.
Reception r. J. Nelson, ). c. Sorcn-
sen, JorGcn Peterson. \, {. Christensen,
Mrs. G.. f.. Carlson.
Decoration -ClTis .Axclson. l., T.. Miller
$. p. McIsaard, Henry Molter Mrs. s.
CanyassinE Mrs ,Ienso Nicholson. ia
cob FHxslcad T. ! Nelson, w B Lowry,
Nicls Larsen. otto Nelson. Thomas Boy
lngton; jessie Fau%s. NaIdemar Peterson,
Sena Mortcuscn.
Ushcrs- Thomas Jacobson. c. NJ. An
dcrson
The following is u general outline Of
the TWO DAYS meeting: The first meet
ing will convene at i0 o'clock Saturday
forenoon. Jacob FiNstead presiding: open
ing address. G. F.. Carlson: address OF
welcome, Mayor w, B Lowry. The
meeting viii adjourn at 1880 in order
that the visitors may be met Al the
train.
Afternoon meeting will begin at 2:30
apd in the evening grand ball viii be
given,
Sunday there viii be meeting ~
10 n. IN. ana ono a . u m. 4 pari OF
these meeting Wills be given to visiting
speakers. Following The afternoon meet
ing the temple grounds will he visited. |
JcnS Nicholson and j. B. Jacobsen in |
charge OF the procession. \ concert vii! !
he given at tho tabernacle Sunday even
Ing
Public school day. Wandamcre, Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
IDAHO JUR|ST IN
RAILROAD WRECK
Chief Justice GeOrge II. Stewart
Has Narrow Escape From
Death at Chelsea, la.

Special to The Tribune.
BoISB. Ida. May 31.-Chief Justice
George III, Stewart Of the Idaho supreme
court narrowly missed death last night
in a wreck that took place OH the Chi
oago IL Northwestern at Chelsea, Ia,
but fortuna tely nc escaped without in
jury. although his daughter. Mrs. G. T.
Mccarthy, wife OF County Attorney Nc
Csrthy here. was badly injured, having
one les and hip seriously bruised.
Tho fast limited went into the ditch
when travelling al high rate Of speed
and $50 passengers escaped with bruises.
according TO a special dispatch received
here today
Judge Stewart Is just out OF Johns
Hopkins hospital at Baltimore, where he
recently underwent an operation. The
judge Is very nervous and suffering from
shock as the result OF the days trying
experience. but VIII be able to come on
10 Boise with Mrs. Mccarthy when she
is able 10 travel. Mrs. Mccarthy was
resting easily tonight and will he able
To resume her journey TO Idaho in a day
or two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Judges for Liquor Election,
,clal TO The Tribune

s'VUIIdT ~ 7 10 7 ITIOWTt-
PROVO, May 3l.--PoumG places and
judges Ul election for The special liquor
election June - for Provo CITY were
named by the city council tonight as fol-
lows.
Eleanor Duke. Tennic Thomas
District central school. IIebcr G..
JcX, y, o. Smuot 4. G. Kirkwood
District %-t'rauEliu school. John G.
Nelson. T. G. h"ndricksun. Ruth Teay.
District i-'limpanocas school j. j.
Johnson, 7, II, Miller. w. G. Taylor
District 5-Roydon house w. r.. Dixon.
5. r. Brown, Nell Harms
District 6--rarker school. l.. l.. Jones.
John SaXcY, piantha Worslcv.
District Fifth ward meeting house
j. {. Swcnson, Annie Gillespie. j. j..
Snow.
District s. Macscr school. "Tuhm g
Giles, Sarah Moore, Gertrude Page.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
BOY BITTEN BY DOG.
Eleven -YearsOld Blaine Hulmston Sc
verey Injured by Vicious Brute.
SrcciaI 10 Thc Tribune

SpcciaI 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, May 31.-Sulfcring from
badly IaccTatcd left leg. as the result of
an attack by a vicious bulldog. eleven
Ncar-old Blaine liulmston. son OF Thomas
IiUlmstun. 2IG6 Wall avenue, is at his
fathers home under the care Of a physi
cian While walking along the street
near his home, the boy was attacked by
the do? without warning. lie WAS walk
inG With his baby brother three years
old. whcE the vicious brute. sparline and
growing. dashed upon both youngsters.
PoWerlcss 10 fight off the brute the boys
screamed for help until some one came
and droJe the animal away.
During the past few weeks several
children have been bitten by bulldogs I'm
ogden. a movement Is on foot to ask
the city authorities TO compel the owners
Of bulldogs 10 keep their vicious pets
muzzed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
CONDEMNATION SUIT ON.
Action of Ogden City Against John
SmalIey Is Called for Trial.
Special to The Tribune.

SPECIAL 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nav 31.-Bctore District
Judge Nathan j, Harris and jury the
trial OF the condemnation suit brought
by Ogden CITY against John SmaIley. n
local icwclcr- WAS taken up for trial to-
day. Al The time OF the opening OF IIud-
son avenue between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty fifth streets. Ogden City began
an action to condemn the property neces-
sarY for street purposes through the
block. Most OF the cases have boon all
ready settled. In the Smallcy case. the
defendant claims leasehod on the prop
erty owned by the estate OF j. STANLEY
Dee. valued at $4,000. Smalley had
erected a store on the property over
which he held a lease This building was
removed hy the contractors under the
condemnation proceedings several months
ago
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
OFFICER WANTS HELP.
Ordinance Is Needed In Ogden for the
Handling of Speed Maniacs.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nav 31.-Speed maniscs are
causing no end OF trouble for Special
Officer William Reast, who declares that
the city must give him support by pass
ing an ordinance requiring motorcyclists
TO display numbers on their machines
class Of vehicles. or he will be powerless
10 prevent accidents.
Carelessness on the part OF autoists in
driving their machines through the city
without head or tail lights is another
infraction of the ordinance which the
speed officer saws will be strictly en-
forced. A recent automobile accident
would not have occurred had the machine
been carrying lights, says Officer Reast
II is believed that The city council will
take up the matter OF passing an ordl-
nance with more rigid regulations for the
motorcyciists and automobisists in the
near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Headquarters Changed.
ocial 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. MAY 3i.-ror the convenience
Of Supervisor .. o. BcntZ headquarters
OF the Caribou forest have been moved
from Idaho Falls TO Montpelier. Ida. Su-
department that Montpelier is much
nearer the Caribou forest and * more
convenient FOR him and tho others em-
ployed on the reserve. The matter was
taken Up with the forestry officials at
Washington, H.. G.. resulting in an order
permitting the change Of headquarters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Bookkeeper Is Robbed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 31.-James Robertson a
booklteepcr at the First National bank
was held UP and robbed al the point Of
n revolver by two masked men on Twcn-
ty-fifth street between Adams and JEFF
f"rson avenues late tonight. The thugs
Secured gold watch and SO I'm coin,
later disappearing into the darkness Good
descriptions have been given the police
who arc securing tho neighborhood for
the duo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
Thousand Special incandescent Lights
VIII Twinkle Welcome to Visitors.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 31.--Fcstoons OF incan-
descent electric lights will illuminate the
business section OF Ogden city during
the annual convention OF the United
Commercial Travellers 10 be held here
June u, 13 and IA. 4 permit having
been given for this extra illumination TO
the committee IN charge OF arrangements.
the work Of stringing the lights at each
intersection from the Union depot 10
Twenty third street was begun today by
the wiring crew of the city fire depart
mcnt und"r the direction Of Chief A, q,
Garfield.
Wires 10 which 1000 sixteen candle
power globes are attached are being
strung diagonally across the streets from
both sides at each street crossing.
This method of illuminating the streets
is the sane used five years ago when the
last Commercial Travellers convention
was held at Ogden. The wires were left
in position until several months ago,
when they were torn down by order OF
the city authorities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-01
Howell at Pennington.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nav 3l.-DistIict Judge j. A.
Howell went 10 Fanninston this morn
Ing 10 dispose OF a personal injury case
against tho salt Lake & Ogden Railroad
company. Condemnation proceedings.
SroWing out OF tho rights Of way sought
ny The Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
rany through Iiavis county for its dou-
h!c track arc also pending in the Davis
ouuiy district court which Will probably
ncccSstat" IN extra long session Of the
dlSlri.l count in llIat county.