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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
BOOSTING UTAH IN
EFFECTIVE STYLE.
Utah Development League
Outlines It's Campaign for
Ensuing Year.
STATE PRESS WILL AID
Idea IS to Educate UtallnS TO
Comprehension of States
Resources,
STATE PRESS WILL AID

?, ,,rena-ailon for its i9l2 campaign
=, hno.,inr the Utah Development
league viii hold i Joint n1eeohs WI"
,be I-tah Press association early IN Jan
ua,y when n plan VIII be outlined a.t
the spreading of printers INK prosnoa
over the state 10 the emo ,.a' ,nd Inc
pIs slalI ,caru OF themselves ihu
eroa1 possibilities OF the state IN MnlSn
thcv I've 4 subcommittee OF INC ieasu.
viii meet Thursday eiteliioon az ~ ,oimt
comm ,er-ial club 10 arrange lo' inc joi'-
II wac the chief expressed purpose o.
the league when II was organizes 49,
sprinc n, educate tho people oi ti,e s'ate
~ ~ l'S 80, where fhcy would realize the
| vast possibilities ut their doors a1o t!sus si
become Unconscious boosters IN tuia @
"a. couId be best fostered and al
| ,n,'rod Having educated the people ol
tho state. it would then be r,pe ,,irS LII
60 beyond the state FOR more sSI"e'' %
| II Wes held.
Press Backs Plan.
I, 4. nIsnroJ to carry this idea. into
practical execution during the e4ill,ns
rear. Tho united support OF the nhletE-
seven papers represented IN me m Lem
| Press association has nlreao! -
and ID is tor the purpose OF directing lIls
! tremendous Advertising power that ,ls
| conference between the t"o sssocssuoIiss
has ben called, The resolution passed
Nv the league last saturday. requesting
| Governor Spry 10 name Il special Gay 10
he known as Utah day, on which meet
Ince shall be held throughout inc sta'S
| y,r tho purposc OF spreading the gospel
OF home industry and instilling etronseT
| snIri, OF state patriotism. carried tnc
| same idea This resolution Was torwaFo j.
! cd TO Governor. Spry YESTERDAY alr"r-
noon and will be acted upon III the near
| future bv the chier executive, Who mas
| declared himself heartily in sympathy
with the leagues plans. In conneGtioll
with this specially designated oay' rs
proposed TO have every school ehto IN
the state write letter 20 some otncr
child outside OF tho state, singing Ufah
lprafscs
After scanning the report of iIs secrc"
Itary which shows balance OF cafn on
hand with all expenses of the year. p.tio
the board Of directors Of the league has
decided TO remit all dues paid DURING the
third quarter OF i9il- When the league
was organized It was written 10 the oE
laws tha. each club belonging to the
League should paw as dues 81 a. year 70,
every member on the clubs roster, ~
25 cents for every quarter of the year
The revenue thus derived has beer
lamply sufficient for the leagues eX'
peuses and with cash on hand 1T is no
Ideemed necessary to collect the dues ro'
lIbr third auartcr. Those clubs that have
already paid will have the smoun
credited 10 them on the first quarter o
lal2 while those delinquent for the thlrt
quarter will not have To pay up unit
The first of the year when She dues fal
duo for the first quarter OF the coming
lycar-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Every Orphan Beneficiary.

The Tribune Orphans Christmas Fund
Is for the benefit of each and every or
phan in Salt Lake. The little ones who
are cared for al The Ecsrns->t. AIMS or
phanage and the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery win be entitled To participate IN
,le fund and viii be certified by tho Of
jCcrs OF the Institutions. Orphans Who
arc not inmates OF the homes are required
20 leave their names at the office OF The
Trihunc. An earnest invii alton * eN-
tended TO every orphan TO register at
The Tribune office. Every orphan who
wants a bank account as n Christmas Gift
may have one by enrolling his name
The time Tor closing the fund is 70
% clock noon on Saturday. 1T Is desired
tina, all donations. either I'm cash or by
cncck. be in the hands OF Tic Tribune
Orphans Christmas Fund At tlla! hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
SALT LAKE HARDWARE
Is AWARDED CONTRACI |

short sresion OF the board of county
coinuiss!oncrs was held TUESDAY morning
At which number OF routine matters
were disposed OF. The contract for the
hardware trimming for the new county
inrrmsrv hospital was le- To- the Salt
Lake Hardware company. the loHest Did
der
Three bids wore submitted the Scott
Hard 1are compau. the Z. G ~. ]. and
the salt Lake Hardware company. Tnc
selection OF hardware trimming. which
includes the door locks. hinges. trausou
lifts and other fixtures. was made from
the Salt Lake Hardware display and
the contract awarded 20 that firm. Tho
bid ~ the salt Lake Hardware company
amounted tc SI626. which was about goo
lover than the IL. { II. !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
GAMBLERS PAY FlNEs,
IN JUSTICE CQuI

Several gambling cases Nef;
OF in the court o! Jusuce o. "a
Harry S, Harper YESTERDAY. ,,Iios ~ = a
who was convicted OF ga'npnny n.y I,
days ago. was sentence ~ =
VI Who s'y, was implicated IN ,ha ll,t s1Is; t
pleaded guilty and was iinsu ss,rra
bennett. who was also - 10 No
gambling, pleaded guilty ana
lence was suspended. tate q
In the case OF tne nsno on "a
against Andrew GnalnuS with =
and ahs d%'s@qy"t bat,sry' dismissal Vas y2s,s ss i
the the Recommendation Of s.y Nsp" ~
assistant prosecuting aJtoinsEMi IN EMicrsl
Of the state against +. u ., os,,dsrss T !
started and Will BE- %npn,,sInIns :
McFall Is charged VIII t,or, the ~
under false pretcnses 10 the -
NJ Sgh so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
SOLDIER ENDS LIFE
AFTER A DEBAUCH
Paul Joseph Pieret of French
Army Suicide in Salt
Lake.
MOTIVE Is NOT KNOWN
CasheS Draft for Sl05, Spends
Most of Cash and Shoots
Himself.
MOTIVE Is NOT KNOWN

Pau Joseph PIeret. aged - years. a
soldier OF the second class OF the Nine-
;eenta corps. Second regiment ctranger,
army OF France. committed suicide las,
night shortly after o'clock IN an estab-
llshmen, 1T Victoria alley by shoot
ing himself through the heart with a
80 -caliber revolver.
\ furough. granting him three months
absence from his regiment while lie
made a tour OF the world, was found
upon his person. On Monday Picret
,ashed a draft for slo5. PAYABLE at a San
Francisco bank. a. The office of local
express company. After taking his hfe.
hut seo,s WAS found In his clothes 1t
is believed that after having dlssipatcq
the money which WIS 10 nave cartlen
him 10 the Orient nc became ocSpoh-
dent. and Killed himself.
Seemed Despondent.
PicYct came to salt Lake on Dccem- :
Der Il and registered at tho Wilson ho-
III. The attendants at the motel marked
that nc seemed 10 he in IneianchoI!
mood most OF the time He hHd no
money when hc arrived in tuis city.
After cashinc his draft Monday he be-
gan drinking heavily. and al about ll:2j
O'Clock yesterday morning he went 20 the
Victoria alley establishment - -.
Ills revolver Was taken from rim oy
one Of the inmates Of tho house. At
about 5:20 o'clock last night, nc OK
pressed his intention Of leaving the
place His oycrcoJi and his revolver
were returned 10 him.
Without c2plsua lion 10 anyone, lie en-
tcycJ dressing room. placed the re-
vnIVcr to his heart and fired the fatal
shot III expired after tive minutes, be-
fore the arrival OF pr. II. Il. SPraguc.
sssistan, city physician. fc% mo-
ments after the shot Was fired. Patrol :
Han Sicatcr arrived al the bnuSe. I!erct
made no statement before he died and
no farewell letters were left behind.
Papers Tell Of Career.
according IL papers on the body oI
the dead mgn he left BRUSSELS. Belgium,
for tho United States on the steamship
OIympic November 20 lie enlisted in
tho Frcuch army In l!oH. aud hls icrm
Of service Was TO expire April IL. i"l2.
In his pocket a ticket To Los M
reles over the Salt Lake Route and II
ia probable ne Intended leaving SAT-
Lake on the 1i:50 train last night
ON his person MAS found letter ad-
dressed 10 himself at tho following ad-
dress 80 Rue du Chcmin dc Fer
Bruxclles'
THEORIES have been advanced that the
suicidc MAS tho result OF love affair.
or that Per"t he'd become dcspondcn'
following dcscrtion from the French
army
The body vas removed 10 ,hc ODou-
ucil undertaking establishment Ar
rsnEemrnis for burial viii not be made
uutil relatives o: the dead mau are
heard FROM.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
COMPANl. Nj
IN FINANCIAL 81"

4 petition for inyoluIn'ceoGSS coSrt Nas
Was filed In inc le company. NJ
against the NSm,'Sd, ,i dn,ng busines' ~
meFehana,se TsEe %I1T' The petition Sss sSd R5s
i i,. u''T David. doing business fS:,p". y, Tsi
tioners claim that TIC ,Sisc' s5o0a
SsSma%. S%Ss .%Sm for ao' The Nevms1 vms;s1mssI. SS%
,h,.s ,hn ncSJ,yoners ."T and asks 'i''
bc sppolnteJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
JURY FOR MEWHlNNEY
NEARLY COMPLETED

Three more jurors were secured yeSter-
day in the case OF the stutc against Har-
ley MeHhtnney. on trial for the alleged
murder of &. l.. Erickson at the RI mona
roominE house on October s. Ten mem
bcrs OF tho jury have now been Inn
panelcd. end IT is expected that the jury
VIII he completed today. The taking OF
testimony in the case VIII begin Thurs
dav morning, IL is thought
John L. Lan0oUrpe. a painter: \. \.
fovcy. 81 farmer, and James Oswald, an
Iron molder. were the three jurors i'm =
paUcled yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
SAY SALT LAKE CANDY
IS THE PURE ARTICLE

II has been decided by the officials
Of the state dairy and food department
that the candles on the market In Salt
Lake City are not poisonous and The
only danger TO the children here Is that
rhcy cat TO excess Of the candies The
highly colored candies werc especially
suspected and severely tested. hut MOTH
Ing oC poisonous nature could be found
I'm ilcn1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
HORTlCULTURiSTS TO
CONVENE AT PROVO

The State Horticultural society VIII
hold convention in Provo January 20.
20 and 81. Provo is the center OF the
greatest fruit section of the state and
the convention is held there on account
OF this fact. An effort is being made
10 engage man of national rcputa =
ton 10 speak at the convention. Jo-
seph L. Wright OF ogden Is president o'
this society, Hugh j. Cannon or Salt
Lake City is it's vice president and j.
Edward TAYLOR is secretary. The Com
merciai club or Provo announces that
IL has made arrangements 10 care for
every visitor and will see that he has
u good tIIne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
DETECTIVE LEIGH
RETURNS TO GOTHAM

Edmund Leigh. the New YORK dHtrc-
tive who arrived ga salt Lake ono month
ago yesterday 10 serve reputs'tion papers
and arrest Ernes; r. Woollcy. a well
known local mining man. returned To
New York last night. following the re
fussl or Governor Spry To honor the
Icdiiisitinn papers.
Monday. ulon learning the governor :
decision. h@ wired tho news 10 the dis
iric; attorneys office Ia New York and
asked for instructions. These were 10
the effect tia; lie should return home
and aWnIt DEVELOPMENTS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Benefit tOrpheum
For Orphans Fund
One-Half of Receipts at Friday Afternoons Per-
Torrance Will Be Devoted to Swelling Total
to Be Distributed as Christmas Gifts.

Saturday afternoon by committee OF hTo
citiZens. Tha, committee consists OF the
following Mrs Margaret Zane Witcher,
the Rev Father w. X. fyAn. Joseph ,.
Pccry, the Rev. /. Il. Snort and Nr3.
Harriet :. Oglcsbv.
After the committee has counted the
moncY Il will mako up The list oI or
phnus who are entitled TO participate IN
the fund Tho money viii DC apDortonod q
on basis OF share and share alike; so
that each orphan will be the recipient
OF precisely the same proportion as every
other orphan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Honora Raauisttion.

Governor William Spry yesterdoay ar
tsrnoon honored the application for the
requisltion OF I. \. MacKinslsy to San
Berns rdlno. Cal. where r. is wanted on
the charge OF pSss'ng y worthless che ok
for $50 on the Farmers Exchange Nation
al bank Chief of Police 4. &. Mesfelt
is In ti'4 city 10 take Mackinsley back to
- cnAGi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
DEWEY NOW ASKS
FOR A NEW TRIAL

Elmer l.. Dewey. recently convicted OF
murder IN the first degree, with recon-
mendation that he servo his life at hard
labor In the state prison. yesterday for
mally filed motion for new trial
through bis attorney G. Stanley Price.
e. Loofbovrow next Saturday at 10
o'clock. at which time the motion for
new trial Will be heard. In case II Is
denied by Judge Loofbourow. II 81 up-
deratood that the case will be appealed
10 the supreme court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Funeral CT George Glore.

Toe funeral OF George Albert Glore.
no died at Groves l.. u :. hospital
Monday morning as d result Of an oper-
alton for appendicitis. viii be held at 8
O'Clock this afternoon from the resi-
dence Of his bro,hcr-in- Jaw. Eugene Gay
lord, 60 First avenue. at o'clock The
service viii he private. Intermept Will
be In Mt. Dilvet cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Inspect State Omces.

were visited yesterday by Governor VII
liam Spry, Secretary 81 State Charles
:. Tingey. Attorney General Albert II.
Barnes and John X. Hardy. the COVER
nors private secretary This was part
OF an annual inspection that Is made OF
all the state offices. The state offices
In this building are those OF Willard
Hansen, dairy and food commissioner:
Willard Done. insurance commissioner:
Fred W. Chambers. fish ard game COM
missioner. and j, H. Peltit. coal mine
inspector.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Held on Open Charge.

Jack Dciucca. - years of age. a
craftsman. and Frank Gordon. aged %3
,carx. Werc arrested by Detectives vii
son and G1ldIng last night aud booke
at tho Doilcc station on an open charge.
II is alleged shat Deiucca and Gordon
wrongfully obtained a check for $3.50
from the Ricger & Lirdley Wholesale
Liquor company aud attempted 20 cash
e at the Elk Liquor companys store
ou South state street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
DESERET NATION,af.lI; ,f.I a.I;,F'
DECLARES DlVlp''

At A meeting Of ,oI ths IOR hank yi'yg yi'y
Of the Dcseret ndpp,9dsnd o.
AFTERNOON. n special. o o. GOO. va. S
cent. amounting to siC, ~ s5o.oN ~ ~
This makes totai ha,dsrs In "
dends issued TO stoeS'
during the yeaT'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20

The fvc members of tic newly-clected
city commission held an au-day session
Yesterday and discussed at length mum
ber of matters of great Importance IN
connection with their duties. Among the
matters considered was the assignment
OF the fvc commissioners TO tho five de-
partrrcnts created by statute and ii is
understood that the assignment was al
appears above.
The most important department, that
OF public safety. which includes fire and
police and public health, falls TO samuel
&. Park. mayor-coWmlsSioner while
Richard Z. Morris former mayor, will
have charge or the waterworSs and water
supply. The. other departments. as Will
be seen, go 10 Heury w. Lawrence
George n, Keyscr and w III. korns, re-
sDertiNply
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Count Money Saturday,

The Tribune iEaueuratcd Tie Christmas
iund for the orphans with , donation OF
5000. To This nucleus has been added
contributions by charitab blr inclined resi-
dents OF Salt Lake. Last week two bene-
| M performances were given at the Co
! 'onial theatcr for the benefit OF the fund.
| Tho money received from all sources Will
20 TO make IN The Tribune Orphsus'
! Christmas Fund. II will be counted on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Bill Is Good One.

The oITheum bill this week is one Of
exceptional merit. There arc acts TO
please every class Of tdcatcTcoer and es-
DcCislly Is the bill designed TO tickle the
children. The tiny mldEets on the card
at the Orpbeum this week arc the clever
est little people in their line aud they
have wor thousands OF friends hy their
fcats OF skill. There arc other features
on to OrphcUm blll that arc top notch
cTs and throughout the show is ono OF
the best that the Orpheum has presented
this season.
The public schools will close for the
ChriStmss holidays ON Thursday after
noon and this will enable the pupils 10
attend the benefit performance Friday
afternoon. Doubtless hundreds OF them
viii attend and tnus help along n cause
which has for It's sim the giving OF every
orphan In the city & Christmas gift of
lasting value. Tho benefit performance AT
the Orpheum Friday afternoon should add
liz h<t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
BALANCE IN
TREASURY IS LARGE
Nearly Two Million Dollars
on Credit Side, According
to Report of Auditors.
INHERITANCE TAX BIG
Total Receipts for Fiscal Year,
s5,77l,23l.3l; Disburse-
mentS, s2,SO2, 575.o4.

The annual reports OF State Auaitor
Jesse -. Jswl<cs and State Treasurer
David Mattson for the fiscal year ending
November 50. wero submitted TO Cover
nor William Spry yesterday afternoon
The two reports arc practically IDENTICAL
except the auditors report is somewhat
more detailed than that o? the state
treasurer. The balances and the general
funds, however arc the Same in both re-
spects.
Tho total receipts during the year
amounted TO S3.I1i. 23l.Sl. while the dis
bursoments aggregated $500, ,Sio.Oi, &C
cordlng TO the reports. The receipts were
substantially swellcd during the year by
the receipt OF sl,0l7.56oo6 from inherl-
tancc taxes. These taxes were collected
through the efforts Of Attorney General
A. Il. Barnes. This is the greatest single
fund which Is shown on tho report OF the
receipts. The report shows net pal
ance or Sl.S7l, ,o9o.l0 in the various
funds.
IeI,, &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
Centralizing the Departments,

Yesterdays meeting OF the commission .
ers was devoted principally tp detail, In
other words. aside from the assignment
Of duties 10 the five commissioners. the
session was taken up with a discussion
Of matters relating TO the consolidation
OF The existing seventeen departments
into iye departments as required under
the new law.
The newly selected city attorney. Will
liam ]. Barretto, was present during
part OF tho meeting and gave the com
1t IS understood that there arc a mum
Der OF important legal questions To be
passed upon and Mr.. Barrcttc now has
the various matters nndnr adNisemcnt.
Status OF Officers.
One OF the urgent matters 10 be DC
Cidcd Is a. 10 the status Of the present
heads Of departments An opinion has
been given the commission, II is under
stood. that all officials, now acting, 20
out Of office at noon on January /. n
this opinion should he upheld the city
would be without any officers to control
the city until such time : tine commits
sIoners take action in the matter Of APP
view, however. that the present heads
of departments will hold tlleIr offices nm
I'll their Successors arc selected and
qualify. II also is understood that City
Attorney elect Barrettc views the matter
IN Tho same light
There was some discussion Nestc rday ~
To various appointments, but no definite
conclusion Was reached In fact II Is
unde rstnod that a number OF appoint.
mcuts may go over until after The FIRST
OF the year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20

TEIDAY afternoon Mil bo glorious
IL occasion for Salt Lakes orphans,
On that afternoon the Urpheum
u thcatrr will give benefit for The
Tribune Orphans Christmas FuHds
One-half tho receipts oi the matinee per
Torrance Will be devoted to the iuhd.
which closes on Saturday
Arrangements were completed yesterday
afternoon with tho management of the
Orphcum theatcr for Friday afternoon 8
benefit performance. Wheii the plan WAS
broachcd 10 Manager G.. y. sutton and
Director J. Howard Garrett both OK
pressed an caGerncss that was indeed
gratifying.
When Il came 10 discussing the share
OF the receipts the ORPHANS should nave
tho Orpheum officials came through
with The generosity OF genuine show
men.
How would half the receipts strike
you?" asked Mr.. Garrett.
Ard thereupou the arrangements for
the benefit performance wero concluded,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
salt Lakers in New

Special TO The Tribune, .u,ras :,
NEW YORK, Dec. lsy lrsrocioy: H'''
tor. 81. j. and r. o. f'"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-20
NEW COMMISSIONERS
DIVIDE THEIR WORK
Make Assignment of Five De-
partrnents, Each to Be
Headed by Member.
STATUS OF OFFICIALS
Present Chiefs Will Serve Ul-
til Their Successors Are
Appointed.

Public Safcty-Samuel G.
Park.
Water Supply aud Water
works-R. p. Morris.
Finance and Public Affairs
III. w. Lawrence.
Streets and Public Improve
ments-Gcorge ID. keyser.
Parks and Public Property
w. III. korns.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-02-14
BOY S
Run Away From Their Home
In This City

Conrad Miller Jr. aged IA years, son
of Conrad Miller, and George Philippe,
aged 12 years, son of Florent Philippe,
both of Fairyew addition, South Yer
non, decided to run away from home
Thursday and see the world They
succeeded in reaching Chicago juno
ton where they were taken into GUS.
tody by the police.
The two boys succeeded in getting
on the front end" or b. & o. fast line,
No. z, due in this city at $3.50 a. m,
and rode as lar as Chicago Junction.
At this point a change in engines is
made and the lads were detected and
the police took them to jail. Chief
of Police Dermody was informed of
the fact by the officials Of Chicago
Junction, but turned the case over to
Juvenile officer Patrick Purcell. The
latter left Friday morning for Chicago
junction and win return with the boys
in the evening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-02-14
MT. VERNON
Birds Lose At The Cock Fight
Near GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE, o., Feb. 10-Five hun
dred sports from Ashland, Wheeling,
Newark, Mt. Vernon, Mansfield, zanes
vile ald Washington, Pa, held one OF
the largest cooking mains every pulled
off in southeastern Ohio, at Buckng-
ham, an obscure Perry Co. village, last
right and today. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 changed hands, and GAINESVILLE
sports got most of the money. The
main was won by Ashland birds, win
ming six of seven fights. The purse
was $1,000. In the hack fights that
followed and continued until noon to-
day Gainesville birds were the major
ity winners, and as high as $4,000
was wagered on single fights.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-02-14
GOVERNOR
OF Illinois Would Not Allow
ExtraditlOn Papers
Ind That Is The Reason Dean
Got His Freedom

1t appears that fred M. Dean, who
was arrested in this city some weeks
ago on a charge of forgery, was CIV
en- his freedom for the reason that the
extradition papers necessary to trans
fer him to Metropolis, ILL.,, where he
was wanted, were not properly made
out and the extradtion was refused
by the governor of Illinois who sent
them back to the attorneys for cor
rection. 1t further appears that the
attorneys made no further effort to
correct the Npapers and for that rea-
son the officer did not come here af-
ter Dean at the time of his arrest.