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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
VIGOROUS SPEECH
IS DUE FROM WORKS
California Senator Expected
to Attack Roosevelt and
Taft Present Week.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Criticism OF
Colonel Roosevelt and tho Progressive
party and or President Taft Is expected
In the senate early in the week from sen
ator Works Of California. II Is understood
he has prepared a speech based on the
expenditures ana he Is expected to deal
vigorously with the subject.
The resumption OF the money trust
Investigation tomorrow and a hearing
Tuesday on the OShaunessy resolution
for a congressional Investigation OF
ford railroad operations In New Eng
land, promise TO divide congressional
attention this week. with the Archibald I'm
peachment trial and the consideration
OF general legislation in two houses.
Before the end Of the week il Is ex-
pected that the campaign expenditures
investigation by the Clapp committee and
the shipping trust inquiry by the house
committee on merchant marine will he
under way. Bankers and fina pciers from
New York, Baltimore and Pittsbur9 arc
under subpoena to appear before Chair
man Pujo's money trust investigation
during the week.
IN the trial by impeachment of Judge
Robert w Archibald Of the commerce
court effoets Will be made TO hasten the
presentation of testimony Senators are
skeptical az 10 the possibility OF conclud-
Ing the trial before tho Christmas re-
cess.
Appropriate Legislation will hold tho
right OF way in the house. It is expected
that the executive and judicial bill will
be completed and passed during the
week and that consideration OF the In
dian appropria ton bill will begin. The
senate committee on appropriation prob
bill that will add several millions OF dol
lars 10 the measure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
EVERYTHING READY
FOR PARCELS POST
Postmaster General Hitchcock
Completes Plans for Oper-
alton of New System.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. - Postmaster
among 1900 postoffices having city
delivery 100000 OF the parcels post
appropriation TO be used for equipment
for the delivery OF parcels post busi-
ness.
The amounts allotted 10 tho ten iarg-
est cities OF the country follow:
Chicago. $4,000: New York. Bosfon
and Philadelphia, each $4,000: BROOKLYN.
$4,000; 81. Louis. $4,000: Plttsburc. $4,000:
Baltimore. Cleveland and san Francisco.
each $500. In addition To this cncr-
gency allowance. the postmaster general
has authorized pcstmasters To- employ IA
many temporary aud auxiliary clerks and
carriers as may bc necessary 10 handle
tho increased volume Of business
After the parcels post system has bon
In operation fifteen days from Januarv
]. the postmasters are directed to sub
nit reports showing the volume of the
parcels business. the additional cost nnd
an outline OF the p:ans FOR handling ih.
new business. Through these reports Nj
Hitchcock expects 10 obtain close e--
innate OF the cost or the parcels u A.
so that he may inform congress what
appropriations VIII be necessary for tic
operation OF the new system.
For the establishment OF the parcels
post system, the postmaster general al
ready has authorized the expenditure of
sis0,000 for supplies and equipment More
than 10000 scales have been bought at !,
cost Of $4,000 the guide and regulations
VIII cost $4,000, 5000 special mail
sacks. $4,000; ten million tags Sl6 00o.
10000 special zone maps, 1000: no. .000
tape lines. $1,000. and leJ 900 rubber
stamps and small miscellaneous necc-si-
ties. $1,000. Z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
SALT LAKE GIRL, IS,
DRINKS DEADLY ACID
Myrtle Needham, Ward of In
dustrial School, Mentally
Deficient, Poisons Self.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec S.-Miss Myrtle Need
ham. aged nineteen years and ward
OF tho Ctah Industrial school, committed
suicide al the home Of Mrs. Ncttic Ecclcs.
l0lS Twenty sixth street. at noon today
by swallowing carbolic acid. Hey mother
lives il salt Lake Members Of the
family believe that she drank the poison
about Has O'Clock death resulting
twenty-five minutes later. DR.. 6. T. Os-
good arrived before the girl died. but
the large amount OF acid which had
reached the stomach made his efforts
frultlcss. The girl was not considered
strong mentally, and no other reason for
her act can be discovered.
. Tho girl appeared 10 be happy during
the members OF the Ecclcs family were
attracted by her crying. They found
that the girl had made her way through
a small basement window into the mar
now space between the ground and floor
under the front portion of the house,
Had her cries not attracted attention H.
might have been days before her body
was discovered.
She was still conscious when removed
from under the house and admitted
having taken the acid. but gave no reas-
on for doing so. The empty bottle, a
tbree-ouuce vial was found beneath the
floor. Members Of the family stated that
they had not known of the presence of
carhoic acid about the house and II Is
possible that the girl purchased II her
self
About four years go the state authorl-
ties took Miss Ncedhsm and a younger
sister into custody. the parents having
separated, After the girl had remained
AT the school about two years she was
placed In the care of Mrs. Cccles. who
accorded her the kindest treatment The
girls younger sister is making her home
with n Brigham City family.
Judge w II Rceder, ex-officio coroner,
was summoned ana decided that no In
quest was necessary, The body was re-
moved TO the L.arlijn &c Sons undertake
Ing rooms, where il will be prepared for
shipment to Salt Lake. where the girls
mother lives. Parole Officer led, Rowe,
OF the Utah Industrial school is in charge
Of arrangements.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
BANKERS To ATTEND
FUNERAL OF ECCLES
Eloquent Resolutions of Re-
Spect and Coincidence
Adopted.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec Sin accordance with
thc instructions Of the members OF the
ogden Clearing House association, 4
committee composed OF President A. T..
Haywood Secretary \. T. Bgelow and
Il. E- iIoag has prepared resolutions on
the death OF David Eccles. II is also the
intention OF the bankers to attend the
funeral services in body. They will
assemble at the Weber club at o'clock
TUESDAY afternoon and they have extend
Hd an invitation for all visiting bankers
10 join Them. The resolutions. as sent
ont hy Secretary Bigclow today. are;
Resolution of the ogden Clearing
I!ousc upon the death OF David &c
Whcreas. II has pleased an All
Wise Providence 10 take from our
midst Osdcn's leading citizen and
Financial captain, Hon. David Ec-
Whereas. j, has been ordered that
suitable expression be made of the
2rea, loss and public grief.
Now. DC 1t resolved by the Oc-
den Clearing House associa tlon that
while obedisntly bowling to the hand
the great worth and distinguished
character OF the deceased. BY his
commsn nding genius as man OF al
fairs he hcwcd with conspicuous
fiscal institutions that arrested the
attention of the country. His magic
touch brcathcd life itself into le-
climate promotions and his dynamic
energy and far-scclng courage driven
OH with an executive ability that
was marvel to an intelligent pub
lie produced results that not only
brought rich rewards but also buiit
up and developed the intermountain
section,
To those who come after him We
call attention that the people OF
three great states and more assemble
to pay honor TO his memory and 70
register a page In the history Of time
that shall never grow dim or become
ofGaCcd.
The laurcis which rightly belong
on his brow are and shall be placed
there by his fellow townsmen, Who ,
approaching what he has done for
the upbuldinG of Ogden and the
west. record their testimony with
grateful and continuing appreciation.
A. p. BIGELOW, Secretary
December ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
TRIBUNAL WILL
SETTLE CLAIMS
Great Britain and the United
States Appoint Experienced
Men as Arbitrators.

WASHINGTON, Dec 8. Composition
OF the tribunal for arbitration OF
pecunary claims between the United
states and Great Britain has been de-
termined upon By the two governments,
1t was learned TO-DAY. Senator FitYpat-
rick, chief Justice OF Canada, Will rep
resent Great Britain and Chandler L.
Anderson. counsellor OF the department
or state, the Cnitod States, Cecil j.
r. Hurst, OF the British fcro!gn office,
assisted by Edmund l., Seweombs. Ce-
madam deputy Justice. Will bc olIief coun-
sol for Great Britain and Severe Mullet-
Provost, of New York, asslsted by Rob
ort Lansing. will srt similarly for tho
Gnitod States, All have had experience
In international arbitration,
Claims scheduled for consideration as-
gregate sf,ooo,5oo al present, but q sun
plementsl list ef claims Is likely to 6s
agreed uopn,
The claims in,o!vs real property rights,
shipping, collection Of custom dues, dam
ages to property Of either government,
personal wrongs OF subjscts or citizens,
and contract rights: Ths first session
will he held at Washington, probs oily
next sprjHg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
NEW GAS PLANT FOR OGDEN.
Promoters Arc Merely Awaiting FaVora'
BILE Action BY City Council.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. S,-DurinC the past
week the city commissioners have con-
sldered In detail The provisions OF the
franchise ordinance desired by Attorney
c. A. Boyd for gas company composed
OF local and eastern capitalists ana II Is
not improbable that definite action may
be taken at the regular meeting tomor-
row night The ordinance. together with
A request for its adoption, was presented
several weeks ago
Until definite action has been taken
by the city commissioners, Attorney
Boyd will not dlvulgc the identity of
the men behind tho plan to give Ogden
gas at a rate lower than that which is
now charged He states, however, that
Immediately upon the granting of the
franchise his company is prepared 10 en-
ter upon the expenditure OF $500, 600 ac-
tual construction work To DC started carly
in the spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
WILL ENLARGE GRANT SCHOOL

Work VIII Be Commenced Immediately
After Close Of the School Year.
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. S.-Onc OF the first i'm
portant matters 10 be taken up by the
new board OF education OF the Ogden
city schools Will be the enlargement and
Improvement OF the Grand school build
Ing on Grant avenue. 1t is estimated
by Architect Leslie S. IIodEson, who has
prepared the plans for the Temodcling,
that the cost of the work viii not he
less than $4,000.
number of rooms Wiu be Increased from
eight 10 fifteen This will he done by
constructing large addition TO the full
height OF the present building. The
other improv ements include a new heat
Ing plant, new toilets and the building
will be made modern and sanitary
Throughout.
II is the intention of the new board
to have this work in progress just as
soon as possible after the close OF the
present school year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Adopt Resolutions.

In view OF these facts. The mem
bcrS OF the Homo Culture club pre-
sent the following resolutions:
Resolved. first. that in the defeat
OF our worthy member. Mrs. Clayton
Coolidge. our fair city has taken
backward step
Resolved, second. that We as Il
club feel greatly honorcd that ono Of
our number was chosen a. n candl-
date for the school board unJ.
Resolved. third. that VIC viii never
cease our efforts until We have a fair
proportion OF representatives in that
deliherative and executive body OF
officials who hold the welfare, nay,
the very existence of our school sys-
tenn, In It's l1ands.
The associates of Mir. Williams on th
board OF education state that they la,
some difficulty I'm inducing the prcseu
representative oc the Second ward 4
enter the campaign aaSinst the woman
After conscntInE, however, n
and his friends put I'm their best effort
for success, which resulted with vot
of more than two TO one against Mrs
Coolidge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09

position rs teacher in our schools?
The men, too, should be tho only
WorshippcrS at divine service, for
TIE women. iulsooth, should stay AT
home. l, ia plain tp gee that this
member Of our teaching iorcc needs
q vigorous course in modern soc!-
ology.
The second largest city I'm our land
has Tor superintendent OF It's inn
nense school system n woman. She
has brought unity and efficiency
whore before were disorder and an
archy, she has been a powerful factor
for good ai along the llnc OF prog
rcss. from school teacher through
years or service on tho school board,
to her present hunorcd position
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
PNEUMONIA VICTIM UNKNOWN.
Efforts to Identify Man Found Dead In
Barn End in Failure,
Special to The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Dec. S,-Ilaving exhausted
every possible means OF Identification, 1t
has been decided to inter the body OF the
man found In the barn of County Com
missioner Oscar 3. Madison on Twelfth
street last Wednesday. Funeral ser
Vices probably will he held at the Larkiu
chapel and interment made in the City
cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Trade
checks which We're found In the pock cts
of the clothing Indicated that the man
had visited the American Wine and Ii
quor colnpany's store at So East First
South street in Salt Lake. but the
stranger was not known there An au-
topsy by Drs. J. w, Pidcock and l.. II.
Crawshaw brought out the fact that the
man was victim of pneumonia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Glen Greenwell Buried,
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Dec. S.-With Bishop III. g.
Ia cobs In charge the funeral services for
Glen Greenwich were conducted in the
Fifth ward chapel at o'clock this af
ternoon. Other speakers we're A. j. Lar
kin and Bishop Mcfarland, The latter
OF Farr West. Musical selections were
rendered by Mrs. Mary Jones and the
Nylander quarteite. The grave In Ogden
City cemetery was dedicated by Il. ID.
Brown Mr.. Greenwich was a former en-
ployee of the union passenger station
company and many OF the present rail-
road employees attended the funeral SER
vices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
3 Statement.

wing Is the statement and rcsolu
3efit out by the press representatlY
\ organiza ton.
rs IL truly an age OF progress.
|Eh IL sometimes seems as though
majority OF the people are i'm
able or even retrograde in their
B and opinions. The Home Gull
club OF Ogden, as well as the
progressive and enlightened
Ien Of the city. have shown them
e8 TO be in the forward world
Qment for tho advancement OF tho
y In that they have given their
+ hearty Endorsement and sup
20 a woman candidate for a po-
on the school board of our city
p or the best beloved and most
Eent members, Mrs. Clayton Cool
u a defeated candidate she may
vut the historic fact remains that
pmc-loving, cultured woman has
HE grace OF sacrifice and dcvo-
TO duty sufficient To allow her
= 60 be presented for this position
ne face OF almost certain defeat.
the honor OF the cause" The
mess. tact and business acumen
re. Coolidge will not soon be for
~ by those who were with her
pg these strenuous days. One
o WISH 10 have n thick skinned
pnality TO stand the stings and
OF campaign for such thank
unremuncrative office. But not
,unkind or uugra cious word was
n from the lips Of our honored
1per. Her one thought was Il de-
LIor an opportunity to serve the
pe, 10 care for the children of
rify MS she cares for hcr own
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Salesman Hurt in Runaway,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec S.-J, s, Campbell, a
travelling salesman for the j. 5, Camp
bell Wholesale Grocery company OF this
city, has Just returned to his home after
being detained at St Charles. in the
Bear river valley, for the past week suf-
terlng from injuries sustained in n run
away accident last Monday, Campbell s
injuries arc such that hc will not be
able TO resume his business for several
DAYS The salesman was thrown out OF
IL buggy and down a twenty-foot en-
ba nkmcnt. His left leg was badly bruised
and he sustained minor injuries, Camp
hell resides at 3lS5 Washington avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-09
Weather Bureau Bulletin.

WASHINGTON. December 3.-WhIle
the weather bureaus weekly bulletins
threatens extreme cold east of the Mis-
sissippi this week, moderate ternpera-
lures will prevail west oc the river
Rains for the southwest arc predicted.
General precipitation Is looked for on
the Pacific coast during the latter part
OF the week