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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
High School Notes

Yesterday three debates were held In
the debating clubs, In the second period
club Seymorc Billings and Earnest Weitz.
on the affirmative side won from Harold
Pyke and Earl Kass, on the negative side.
The question was: Resolved that Tho
commission form Of government is bet
ter than the form now used I'm most cities
in the United States
In The fourth period class Parker Mum
roe and Miss DrIcllla Gaby. on the arflr-
NATIVE side. won from Edward Banning
and Lola Ferrell, on the negative side or
the question: Resolved that home rule
should he granted in Ireland
In the fifth period Avery Tins and
Kenneth World. on the negative side won
from Dan 5. Sullivan and VIII Wallace
on the sffirmS tive side The question
was" ."Resolved that the United states
owes more TO navigation than 10 he rail-
roads
In the three classes il was decided 10
give the debaters four weeks notice be-
fore their debate and that thy should
hand In a brief Of their deDG.e. This
movement WIS made so as ~ make the
debates more Of success rs most OF
the pupils do not give enough time for
the debate II also was decided 10 hold
interclsSs debates,
A meeting of the senior class will he
held In room at gas o'clock
All the football men VIII meet i'm tho
training room today at 2:a5 o'clock 10
decide the kind or n sweater they want
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
DR.. W. A. NJ EMERY
SALT LAKE VISITOR
Denies Differentiated Report
That He Had Married
Stepdaughter,

Dr.. w. 4. McEnery. his step -dsugh-
ter and ward, Miss Isabel Mclaughlin.
and his sisterin-law. Mrs Gretton, arc
registered ut the Hotel Utah. from Lon
don. England. The visitors are en- route
TO the home OF Miss Mclaughlin and Dr.
McEncry in San Francisco. after a tour
OF Europe.
Both DIR. McEnery and Miss MclauSh-
lin are widely known in Utah Miss Nc
lauEhlin is the daughter of The late
David G. and Henrietta Mclaughlin OF
Park City, and DR.. McEnery was the
second husband of Mrs. Mclaughlin who
died In San Francisco several years ago.
When Mrs McEneTy died She left her
estate. valued at something more than
and named her husband as the guardian
Of the daughter AS the estate consisted
largely Of Utah holdings, DIR, McFnery
came TO Utah TO qualify, but en- route 10
Coalvillc, Summit county, where the pro-
ccedings were to be held, the physician
was served with a summons in a $50, 900
breach or promise suit. instituted by n
former London nurse, aud the result was
that he withdrew his application and an
uncle OF Miss Mclaughlin was appointed
guardian OF her estate. Later the
breach of promise action wss settled and
dismissed.
IL Is understood that Miss Mclaughlin
who recently reached her majority, has
come into the possession of the property
left TO her in her mothers Will,
RumpTs have been rife for several
years that Or. McEnery had married his
stcp-dauShtcr, but the doctor declared
at the Hotel Utah last night that there
was no truth in the report.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
PARK BOARD PAYS
TRIBUTE TO HEATH
Resolutions Of Coincidence to
Family of Late Superin-
tendent Adopted.

Al the regular meeting OF the board OF
park commissioners Yesterday afternoon
resolutions OF coincidence for the family
Of former Park Superintendent Henry 7.
Heath, who died Monday night. were
adopted. 4 copy oC tho resolution was
sent to the bereaved family. and the
board decided To send a floral Offering
for the funeral.
Superintendent Of Parks Nicholas BY
hover was authorized TO purchase a floral
tribute for the purpose and rs many Of
the board members as possible will at
tend the funeral. The resolutions adopted
by the board follow:
Resolved, That the board Of park com
missoners. having learned OF the des tn,
after lingering illness, OF former Pa arll
Superintendent Henry +. Heath and de
string In some simple and fitting manner
TO give expression 10 his sterling worth
and tho high esteem iu which he was
held by each member OF the boa I'd in the
faithful discharge Of his duties, which
duties reflect alike upon every citizen OF
salt Lake City as we'll ss upon members
Of this board, do hereby convey to the
widow and family OF our departed CO.
worker our profound sympathy in their
bereavement. and that copv Of this
resolution he given to the widow and
each OF the daily papers Of the city and
spread upon the minutes OF tue meet
ing OF the board this day held
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
BURGLARS CAUGHT
ROBB|NC A STORE
Policemen Make Themselves
Salient Targets, but Thieves
Fear to Shoot.

Il. T.. Roder. % years Of age, and Ed
ward Ives. 10. both lsborers, we've caught
red -hsnded while plundering Rogers
Cigar store. corner OF Yves, Temple and
Second South streets. al l:30 o'clock this
morning. They were surprised and ar
rested by Patrolmcn Woodland and Hcnd
rickson, who had suspected theil conduct
and followed them about for two or three
days. Both are charged with burglary.
The TWO patrolmen had been watching
both men during the night and followed
them to the cigar store. Conccaling them.
selves al point Of vantage, they
saw the two break into the store through
the back door and gather together
slack Of plunder
AS rhc burglars completed Their work
and were about TO escape, The officers
quickly entered the place and ordered the
men TO throw up their ha nds. Both
burglars We're armed with revolNers and
could easily have resisted, The play OF
tho light brought both patrolmen con-
spicUously before the burglars. who were
In the shadows it would have been easy
TO pick Off The daring officers, who en-
tered the place regardless OF their own
safety and made the burglars prisoners
4 quantity OF tobacco and other stock
WAS taken AS evidence.
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University Notes

4 faculty COMMITTEES has been appoint
cd 10 investigate the good obtained from
sleeping out of doors and il the result
OF the investigation warrants tho action.
the practice will be recommended To the
students OF the university. The commit
tee Is also investigating the effect Of
high attitudes on the capacity for >>oth
mental and physical work,
The accounts of the university student
body for last year show total receipts OF
So
The Musical society was entertained
last evening at the home OF Miss Edna
Walton, member Of the society.
II has been suggested that 1t he made
possible for a student 10 obtain a mas
ters degree from the Utah School Of
Mines This has not hcen possible thus
far, but good many think that the work
should he increased so that the system
might be made possible.
1lenceforth the biggest debate or the
year at the univ vii he the John X.
Park debate. From among all the stu
dents who have taken part i'm the inter
collegiate debates OF the year six will nc
picked at the close OF the season and
those six will debate for medals.
On December 10 tho unirersty foot
ball men will get their pictures for the
season and the day will be given over TO
the students as honor day
The Delta Epsilon sorority held p meet
ing AT noon yesterday to discuss plans
for the annual Musical society mas
puorade, which Will ne given the evening
Of December Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
NEW COMMISSIONERS
! DIVIDE THEIR WORK
.Mayor Decker of Provo Will
Head the Department of
Public Affairs.

Snecisl TO The Tribune.
Provo Dec. 5.-The commissioners
elect ~ this city held q meeting here this
artornoon and segregated the different de-
partments and decided on heads FOR these
and the subdivisions.
Msvor c. j.. Decker will he at the heao
of the department of public affairs and
a,anco This includes the treasury, engi-
wearing railway and telegraph. license.
electric lights scaler OF weights ana
measures. elections claims. printing,
rules. agriculture, manufacturing, parks
and public property -,
I Comnissioner IL, J. w. Goddard VIII
he al the head OF the department. or
water supply and wsterworSs. This in
cIudes the city waterworks. irrigation
The department OF public safety will be
IN the he nds Of Commissioner Leroy
Dixon. This department takes in police.
health. streets an6 public works, i'm
movement Of the streets and sidewalks,
sprinklIng, scavenger and public improve
Inepts The following appointments
were made for the different subdivisions
OF the city government: -.
SNOW. chief deputy OF the waterworks
the street department., j. W. Carter
chiei deputy wstermaster; John r.. Stew
art. city engineer: Fred Evans. city re-
BORDER: Mrs Il. f.. Choules, city treas
urer; 4. r. Morgan. city attorney; {. d.
Ssiazier, city justice; DIR. II. G. Merrill,
city physician; Joseph W. Loveless, chief
Of the fire department.. Evan Wridc,
sexton; Charles II. Miller, building in
spector; John Beasley, sealer OF weights
and measures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
DECLARES LANDLORD
THREW OUT stove
Tenant Has Nathaniel Steinnle
Arrested, Making Grave
Charge Against Him.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. 5.-That Nathaniel
Steimle, an Ogden Rapid Transit con-
ductor entered her homo during the alb
sence of her husband. tore out the stove
pipe from the chimney aud removed a
red hot stove out on the porch. then
chased her children from the house. was
the somewhat sensational story told
Judge Murphy in the police court this
morning by Mrs. \. y. Atterbecll
Stcime was arrested on a charge Of dis
turbing the peace.
The evidence showed that Mrs. After
oeck was a tenant of the street car man
at 5pS3 Porter avenue. AT the time OF
Stelrnles alleged disturbance Mrs. After
beck says she WAS nursing q sick child,
and begged the unyieldins landlord not
10 remove The stove, as IL might cndan
ger the life OF the child. This she says,
Steime refused to do. calling her vile
names. Mrs. Atterbeck says she was
compelled TO go TO the home OF neigh
Dor, and her children had to go hungry
Tor the rest OF the day because the
Kitchen had been dlsmanted.
Stcimle appeared In court without an
attorney. When the principal witness FOR
the city had completed her testimony he
asked the court 10 allow a continuance
or the case until he could employ an at
torney. Judge Murphy postponed the
trial until Wednesday morning.
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Expect Jury Today.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Spectdl 10 j ne lllpune,
OGDEN. Dec. o.-Tweive yenremen In
the jury box, had been passed for cause
by the defense in the murder trial OF
Henry Southworth In Judge Harrss d.
vision OF the district court when the hour
Of adjournment was reached this after
noon. Tomorrow morning the state will
resume the examination for cause, and il
is expected tnat somo of the panel will
he found incompetent because Of fixed
opinions regarding capital punishment or
ineligible for other reasons. The per-
emptory challenges Will then be eXer-
cised. The special venire summoned yes
tcrday appeared in court this morning
with the exception Of two. who could not
he reached by the subpoena servers, A
number of men on the first venirc have
been excused because of fixed opinions re-
SardlnE the homicide and from bias re-
Sultlng from conversations with eye-wl-
nesscs 10 the killing. 1t is expected tina I
the panel viii be completed some time
tomorrow and jury satisfactory To both
the state and the defense viii have been
selected some time before the hour OF
I'D journment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Funerals

The funeral OF Walter Goalen, AGED 63
years, who died Monday at his home
34i West Tenth South street, of apoplexy.
Will be held at o'clock this afternoon
from the family residence. Intermcnt viii
be in the CITY cemetery.
Funeral services for Andrew F. Olson,
who died Thursday. were held at 2
o clock Yesterday afternoon in the First
ward meeting house. Murray. Interment
was in the South Cottonwood cemetery.
The funeral OF Jlro Kollomoto IL jap
anese. who committed suicide at Bingham
Monday was held at o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the mortuary chapel OF
Ehcr w. Hall. Burial was In tine City
cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Big Damage Suit on,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 5.-Seversl witnesses
called by the plaintiff in the personal in :.
jury suit for 100000 brought by Joseph
Eazio against the Corey Construction
company were examined today Or. Wal
ter Whalen testified that the plaintiff had
lost his right eye, that the sight OF the
other eye had been badly impaired. that
his hearing Is defective and that his body
was cut and bruised when he was called
TO attend him following a prema ture ex-
plosion OF dynamite used for blasting pur-
poses by the construction company at one
OF ite camps In Wyoming. Warren Corey.
Ralph d. Roberts. Louis Paine and sew
eral other witnesses were called this af-
ternoo0 TO testify as TO the corporate
existence OF the defendant company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
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Symptoms Mean What?
Physician Advises Men.


A general failure Of the vital
organs, such az the stomach
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many symptoms, often classed
as diseases" by the unlearued.
However. such symptoms arc not
are the forerunners Of disease
( and prena ture decline. These
symptoms arc IN the nature Of
warnlngs OF the approach of low
vitality. dependency, brain faG.
and all the more or loss dreaded
ailments 10 which mankind is
heir.
The faithful use Of the preycrip-
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70 cause 10 disappear all of the
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cold eTtremitles. pains in small
OF back, pains IN back of head.
h spine, tWitching and trembling.
Impaired memory. loss Of appe-
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iatl, shrnnkeu. flabbv flesh. pre-
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ronstlpation, kidney Irregularities.
urilanlIlY and s"UcTIi break
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
PLEADS FOR HER BABE.
Divorced Wife Asks Provision for Child
Born Since Decree Issued.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tic Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. 5.-ASkine that the
court require her husband 10 make some
provision for the support OF a child born
TO her since the intcrlocutory decree OF
divorce WAS issued last January. Mrs.
Netue l.. stephens today filed a petition
In the district court. Mrs. stephens. m
another petition also asked the court TO
compel her husband Joseph f. Stephens.
TO complete the building OF the home in
AZ the time the decree was issued. Ste
phens was ordered to complete tho un-
finished residence. This he Caicd Ia do,
according TO Mrs. stephens. Judge How
ell appointed Charles Eumphries. local
contractor. 10 inspect the unfinished resi-
deuce and 10 render an expert opinion
as 10 what is necessary TO be done in
tho completion of the building, Stephens
is ordered by the court TO comply with
the report 10 be submitted by Humphrics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
FIND HUSBANDS CRUEL.
Two Unhappy Wives Are Freed by
Decree Of District Court,


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 5.-Two luckless women
were freed from the shaclSles OF matri-
mony, and their respective husbands
found guilty of extreme cruelty, in Judge
Howels division OF the district court
today. In the case OF Mary Baxter
against William Baxter. the court found
that they were married al Glasgow,
Scotland. June 3, 1881 and have four
minor children. On different occasions,
the court decided from the testimony
that Baxter had been guilty of brutality
toward his wife, on one occasion dragging
her from their home and leaving her TO
spend the night In nearby field, with
the doors OF the house barred against
her. Baxter is required under the de
cree TO pay his wife S25 monthly allmony,
600 attorneys fees and coSt5. Mrs. BaX-
tor is given the custody OF the minor
children.
Three assaults with a knife. IN which
he threatened TO Kill his wife in August.
October and December. 1910. were found
10 have been made by G. n Noss upon
his Wife. Olive Noss. They were married
at Malad, Ida, July t.. 1902. Mrs. Voss
is allowed A divorce, the custody OF the
minor children. attorneys fees and costs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
ITALIANS HOLD
PROVINCE OF TRlPOLI

WASHINGTON, Dec 5.-Tripoli now
Virtually is in the undisputed possession
of ITALY, according 10 a dispatch received
at the italian embassy hero tonight from
the italian minister of foreign affairs.
The dispatch follows:
.'Italian troops havo occupied AinZara.
This victory clears the Turks away from
The entire coast. shutting them off from
the coast and thus deciding the situation
lu Tripoliania-"
kfTlle Italians captured eight guns and
afDTsluniiion and provisions. according To
BE dispatch. The losses arc not men
Ipned. though the battle was apparently
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
License Transferred.
Special 10 The Tribune,

SpeCIaI % The Iribuno.
OGDEN, Dec. 5.-An order permitting
the trs susfer of saloon license formerly
held by Byron A West at 373 Twenty
fourth street, 20 James T. Gaines, at 132
TNenty-fifth street, was issued in the
district court this afternoon. The West
saloon was destroyed when the Eccles
building was burned 10 The ground three
weeks ago, and he decided TO 90 out OF
business. Gaines conducts a saloon on
Twenty fifth street, his application for a
renewal OF a retail license having been
previously refused by the court He Will
he allowed 10 operate under the trans
ferred license for SIX months from Octo-
her /. the date Of the issuance Of the
West license.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Splendid Beet Crop.
ii 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, Dec. 5,-Reports from Plain
City one OF the best farming sections OF
Weber county. received here today show
that the beet harvest there exceeded by
several hundred tons last years crop. An
proHimateIy 5000 tons OF beets were raised
this season, representing $50 carloads
shipped TO the factory Of the Amalga mat
ed Sugar company At Ogden. The crop
at Plain City this year was better than
the average. and Eome remarkable yields
arc reported. Debert Thomas. a farmer
Of that section. harvested IS tons OF
bcets from one acre. and another farmer
realized 20 tons from a half acre OF beet
land.
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Fixing Responsibility.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 5.-To determine the re >
SpouslblIty for the accident to L. II.
Draney. a laundry wagon driver who
was struck by an Oregon Short Line
motor car at tho Twenty street
crossing the evening nf December .. "A
board OF inquiry met and examined sew
cral Witnesses today. An adjournment
was ordered until tomorrow, SO that
DraUcy may appear before the board. ho
being unable TO do 50 today. IT doycl-
opcd that inc railroad company has no
warming gong nor watchmln AT this
crossing. which IL one OF the most dan
gerous thoroughfares in The city,
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Young Mute Missing.
SpocIal to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Dec. 5.-Dcspite the fact that
descriDtiou have been forwarded 10 the
police officers OF most Of The cities OF
The state. no trace Of Leonard Ratncy.
the 6-yesr -od son of Mrs. Mary Raluey.
606 Thirteenth street has been found.
pcsred from his honle last Monday His
mother believes that hc IL I'm salt Lake
city and that he may be found working
at some laundry. He Is five feet six or
sevon inches In ncGhl. has brown hair.
brown eyes and weighs ld0 pounds
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Searching for Elopers.
Special 10 The Tribune.

| T
OGDEN. Dec. 5.-Chief Of Police
Thomas r.. Browning nas received teie-
gram from the authorities al Green
River, Wyo.. requesting that an eioplug
couple headed this way be opprehended
when they reach ogden. The man. l.. ].
Cook. is 32 years OF age and tho girl.
whose name Is not given. is only II. 4
fun description is given OF both Cook
and the girl. II Ia believed that they left
for the west on r. Union Pacific train
carly this morning. "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-06
Bonds Garry at Brigham.

Special TO The Tribune.
! BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. ACCORDING
TO the returns from the eight largest pre-
'cincts OF the county, the election 10 bond
hes carried 10y a large majority. The
light precincts heard from are Brigham
1.-TWO precincts), Willard. Garland, Tire
monton, Mantus, Bear River and Calls
FORT. The result Of these precincts is 667
Ia favor Of the bond and III against it.
The result Of the election gives the board
Of education authority 70 bond the coun-
ty for 100000 for school purposes There
IRE tTenty-one small districts yet 10 be
BOARD from.
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Certificates Issued
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec, 5.-Certl6cates Of cleo
tlon TO the newly chosen city officials un
der the commission form Of government
were Issued 10 the successful candidates
by City Recorder Carl Allison today. The
neatly engraved certificates went 10 A.
G. Fell. mayor-elect. Samuel Browning
four-rear commissloner-elect. i. c. Nye
two-ycar commissioner elect; w. u Van
Dyke. auditor-elect and William II,
Reeder, municipal Judge c-elcct
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Dismiss Danage Action.

The case of Maria Erka,oyic ssainst
the Southern Pacific ccnpany a dameyc
suit for alleged personal injuries Nas
dismissed without prejudice in the federal
court Oh motion ~ tho plaintiff yester-
day. The case or Martin McPhte against
tho Union Pacific Coal company which is
also a damage case. was begun In the
federal court Yesterday.
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Many Fatalities.

TRIPOLI. Dec, "a force OF 10000
aIisns yesterday attacked and occupied
e TurSish military camp on the oasis
Aln-Zara. after a severe battle In
hich both sides arc reported 10 have lost
,avly.
The fighting lasted from daylight 10
isk.. when 5000 Turks aud Arabs disap-
jared RAPIDLY 20 tho southeast \ long
le OF camels was with them. bearing
leir v,cun0 ed