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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
IDAHO REPUBLICANS
TO FRAME PLATFORM
Convention Meets at Boise;
Declarations VIII Be
"Safe and Sane" f"
Special 20 The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune
BOISE. June 25.-The first Republica n
state platform convention In the history
or the state OF Idaho went into session
here at noon today under the provisions
Of the dire primary law for the pur-
pose OF promuGating a party platform
for the primary and regular election
campaign.
In order 10 give the platform commit
tee appointed by the convention time In
which TO complete its report. an adjourn
ment was taken at late hour this after
noon until tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock
Thomas r. Hamer OF ST, Anthony was
elected temporary chairman. Each coun-
ty was permitted 10 name members on
the credentials. platform and permanent
organization and ordor OF business COM
mittees On the recommendation OF the
credentials coIkmittee, Walter Hanson OF
Wallace was elected permanent chairman
and James II. Wallis permanent secre-
tary.
The convention Is composed Of strong
Tart supporters, there being but a small
scattering OF progressives. The delegates
refused TO adopt the recommendation OF
the credentials committee allowing each
county TO vote only the number OF dele
gates actually in the convention and not
the number TO which the county IS en-
titled.
A safe and sane platform is the de-
mand OF the delegates, who Insist that all
catch political doctrine. Endorsements and
radical legislative planks be thrown out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
THREE MANG[ED BY
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
PoWdermen in Boston Con.
Mine at Bingham Victims
Of Accidental Blast.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM, June 25.-Three men were
seriously. two OF them probably fatally,
Injured when twelve sticks Of dynamite
exploded by accident in the workings OF
the Boston Consolidated mine at
o clock this afternoon.
The injured are Jackson steele, Tyson
Shaw and II. J. Daley. powdermen. They
We're engaged in loading a pocket for a
blast by means OF a pipe. Eleven sticks
OF dynamite had been inserted In the
pocket, The twelfth stick caught In the
pipe and exploded as the pipe was with
drawn. The explosion rent the Interior
OF the mine with a roar that could be
heard In Bingham. a piece OF the lead
pipe tore a hole through Steele's chest.
innicting an injury from which he may
not recover. Another piece pierced Daley
right leg. paralyzing his entire right Side.
Daley also was injured internally. His
recovery is doubtful. Shaw suffered a
fractured skull and has only the barest
fghting chance for life. All OF the VIC
Tins reside In Bingham. Steele is mar
ried.
The injured were taken to st. Mark
hospital in Salt Lake last night and were
still alive this "wednesday morning, All
will be operated upon today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
SAY OROZCO EAGER
TO END REVOLUTION
Mexican Government Officials
Declare Negotiations for
Surrender in Progress.

MEXICO CITY. June 25.-An uncon'
firmed report was heard here today that
Orozco, rebel leader. had communicated
to President Madero his willingness TO
surrender and has asked for terms Tor
himself and men. 1t is believed the
subject was discussed at a cabinet
meeting.
With this report came the news from
a source heretofore dependable that
amnesty without reservation is to be
extended to all political offenders after
the expected collapse of the revolution,
Orozco and his chiefs, Vasquez Gomez,
Bernardo Reeves and scores Of others in
custody and at large would profit by
the measure.
The administration proposes thus to
celebrate the downfall Of its enemies
and at the same time prove its mag
nanimity. With the supremacy OF the
constituted government amply proved,
it is argued the administration can al,
ford to give tis opponents amnesty and
by doing 80 doubtless gain many sup
porters among the rcvolutionists.
A proclamation is to be issued by
the federal forces who are in posses
sion of the city of chihuahua, calling
upon all citizens to surrender their
arms and renew their allegiance to the
central government under sweeping
promise of pardon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
BR|DE-TO-bE IS
KILLED BY TRAIN
Miss Martha A. Potter of Tay-
lorsyille Fatally Injured
While Out Driving.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 25.-A fracture OF the
skull and other injuries sustained when
the buggy in which she was riding was
struck by the second section OF Rio
Grande train No resulted In the death
OF Martha Ann Potter. aged "a. and a
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Potter,
OF Taylorsville. at o'clock this after
noon. The accident occurred an hour
earlier at a railroad crossing two miles
west OF the city
MISS Potter vas alone In the buggy
and on her way 10 Ogden. She did not
most upon the track, which curves at
this point She attempted to cross over
ahead OF the train, the engine striking
tho buggy az the rear wheels were upon
the farther rail Miss Potter was thrown
from the demolished buggy about ten
feet TO the side OF the track.
She was placed In the baggage car
and hurried 10 the union passenger sta
ton, where the ambulance was In walt
ing. Death did not result until the am
bulanco was on Its way TO the hospital
Examination OF the body by a physician
showed that death was due 10 fracture
OF the skull.
Miss Potter was 10 have been married
within a month 10 William Basket. 1895
Center avenue
The train was in charge OF Conductor
r. j. Fitzgerald and Engineer Harry
Discoll.
The body or Miss Potter was removed
to the LndQuist undertaking rooms, The
victim Is survived by the parents and
several brothers and sisters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
DOCTORS HOLD MEET
At BRIGHAM CITY
Instructive Addresses Are De-
livered and Banquet
Is Held.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpeClaI 20 Inc tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. June e5.-The semi
annual outing OF the First District Coun-
cillor Medical society was held In this
northern counties OF the state were here
and enjoyed the outing. At the public
meeting held In the Second ward DR.
1, u. Beatty. secretary OF the state BOARD
OF health. addressed the meeting on the
subject Summer Diseases and rhelg
Prevention" In the evening the doctors
met in banquet at the Hotel Utah na,
where the following programme was Civ
en-: DR.. II A. Adamson, POSTMASTER
He Resembles Bryan. Is a Member OF
the Church. and Good Man" Dr.. r. S.
Joyce, Ogden. What Excuse Has Alaska
for Entertaining Nou?-Ten a Fish story.
DR.. j. r, \. Whitlock Tremonton. Pre-
rhosis in Dry Town" DR. r r. Mer-
rill. Richmond. The Best Place 10 Spend
Vacation" DR.. Ezra g Rich. Ogden,
What Excuse Have You for Attcnding
the a NJ. \. Mect?' DR.. ID. &. Bulge.
Logan. How Do You Account for The
Give DR., Wiley's Opinion OF Pure Food
for Babies"
The following menu was served by
Host Boothe OF the Utah-ns cafe:
Utah lettuce and sliced tomatoes
Consomme royal
Rainbow trout Fruit punch
Brolled spring chicken
Creamed garden peas New potatoes
Strawberry short cake
Black coffee THAT Crackers
American cheese
The following appeared AT the bottom
Of the menu "Ir YOU expect to break
the dry spell I'm this town, make your
own preparations for they are after US"
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Special 20 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, June 25.-InternaI Injuries ,ua
tained when the wheels Of wagon
passed over his body Sunday evening
resulted In death this afternoon OF Ar
thur Wheeler. a resident OF slateryille
and manager OF the creamery at that
village. II was not thought at the time
OF the accident that his injuries were se-
rious.
At the time Of the accident Mr wheel
or was returning with a party OF friends
from fishing trip in the canyon. When
the wagon had reached the car lines on
the canyon road Mr.. Wheeler attempt 81
TO nlight, Intending to board car In
doing so be slipped and fell. the wheels
passing over his body. He was able to
res0me his journey In the wagon, but
At Five Points the man was In such
pain that Dr J; w. Pidcock was sum
moned TO attend him.
IL was found that he had suffered In
1uries from which Internal hemoSrhaEes
resulted. He was later removed 10 his
nome at Statewide. but grew steadily
worse until death resulted at o'clock
this afternoon. The body WAS removed
to the Larleip undertaking rooms in this
city. the funeral to be held Friday with
services nj the Statewide meeting house
at 2 p. m.
Mr.. Wheeler was born at sla,ervius
MAY 30. 1872. and resided there all his
life For many years he was employ Cd
at the creamery, acting as manager of
the institution FOR the past fourteen
years He was regarded as one OF the
most capable butter and cheese makers
In the state, cheese OF his making has-
Ing taken many prizes at the Utah state
fair.
lie was unmarried. but is survived bv
the parents. three sisters and four broth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
SUFFRAGETTES APPEAL
FOR AID OF CHINESE

NEW YORK, June 25.-An iDuOva-
tion in woman suffrage tactics devel-
oped tonight when an automobile filed
with women drew up in Chinatown and
one Of its occupants, who wore an
Oriental robe. addressed 200 Chinese
tongue.
There were vollevs of Chinese cheers
when the speaker, who was introduced
as .'Mrs. Jean White reminded her
audience that women in China could
vote and urged that the men Of their
race in this country do what they could
10 secure a like privilege for American
women.
Mrs. White said she bad Just ar.
rived here from San Francisco and for
eight years had taught school in Can.
ton. China.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
GLASMANN EXPLAINS.
Former Mayor Tells Why He Opposes
City Commission as to Water Filings.
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. June 25.-ln reply to the action OF
the city commissioners last evening. whom they
decided 10 protest TO the state engineer against
the Ming by william GlaSmann tho water
rights OF South Fork canyon. the former mayor
declares that he IS not trying 10 deprive the
city of its rights in the matter but hopes to
onlist the c!ty's aid In building the proposed
dam and reservoir furnishing tho city water
at the actual cost OF storing H..
The former mayor represents that whom the
matter was being considered by the previous city
administration IL was learned that the city could
not speculate In water. that II could nc on
water for municipal only and that the
city. should * build tho dam. would lmpound
only enough water for tho OF Ogden city.
thereby eliminating tho power irrigation iea-
ture. II was long ago decided. according tc
GlabmaDn. that tho city could hold $3.50. oo0 worth
Of stock In the company for the water needed
for municipal purposes Hc desires hold tc
thiH arrangement. declaring that IN ding or
the water rights and dam site at Cobbe creek
he included written statement providing tina,
the city should have first right 10 the water.
As to the 600 expended by tho city In barring
the bed rock. he declares that be offered 90 rc-
imburse the city treasury TO this extent be-
cause he. as mayor. had been instrumental in
cNpcnding II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Abe Attells Yarn Hits
Fight Game a Hard Blow
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2e.--Abe At
tell hit the fght game a pretty hard
blow when he told the tale that "HaT-
lcrn Tommy" Murphy had promised 20
let him win and then double crossed
him in their last night. Sporting men
generally said ~ would hurt the game
and the truth OF their observation was
made apparen, last night whom the trus-
tees Of DAILY City by vote Of 10 :
refused TO let Coffroth stage the Atteil-
Murphy bout in his Daily City arena.
The trustees based their action on the
statement that Murphy had agreed 10
let AtteIl win the fight In which Muir
ply whipped him soundly.
with DAILY county closed 10 him and
the July license in san Francisco award
cd TO Eddie Graney. his most bitter RI
val. Conroth is making frantic efforts 10
md a spot on the pugiiistic map where
the July 4 engagement can be staged d,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
PROGRAMME FOR FOURTH
Garden CITY Residents VIII Celebrate on
Independence Day

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. June 25.-The committee or
programme for the independence day eel
eorstlo met last night and prepared the
order OF procedure TO be carried CrTt nj
the tabernacle. commencing az 1920 a
m. as follows
President OF the dsy-Mayor Charles F.
Decker.
Music by the band
Singing" America the audience
under the direction or Prof. j. r. Bo-
shard; Prof. G.; ". Reid. organ!st.
lnvoCation--Rev. Ira Haverheld
Scntimept--(i5 minutes D-''England and
America. once enemies. now friends. -
Milton Kuudsen.
solo-"On 10 Victory"-Prof G.. T..
Johnson.
Sentlmcnt-u5 minutes)-"The Devei-
opment or American Patriotism Law
renee Southwick
Male quartette-"Tho Flag Without, n
band
BenedictIon-Bishop Albert Manwaring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
RICAN WINS
4 FRENCH AUTO RACE

II vnnce. June 25-David Bruce
y y,g York won the FIRST hall
.,,--obIle grand prize race which
IN, Al dawn today. lie was.
n, repreaentins tho United
~ vas driving an Italian car,
.,,.d the ten laps Ga distance
La miles. 3 - furlongs), COM
Ia, s,t DAYS course. IN six hours.
rE q scconds.
4 dr,ins French Leon Pcugeot
1 yss second. only about two
4 |silnd. his time being SIX hours.
~ 10 seconds.
- q American citizens and
LDmei around Bruce Brown at
tspe 10 congratulate him ON
"a. His best lap labout 40
nd made In 81 minutes. IS sec
Ia bury average was 76 miles.
|riYIsr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
GREENWOOD AT PROVO.
fifth District Judge Ia Holding Court for
Judge Booth.

special 10 IDe Tribune.
PROVO. June c5.--Judge Joshua Green
wood OF The Fifth district. Is here this
week 10 take the place Of Judge Booth
IN the Fourth district court In the trial
OF cases in which Judge Booth is dis
qualified The FIRST case 10 come before
Judge Greenwood. which was set FOR TO-
DAY, has been Indefinitely postponed. with
q fair prospcct OF being settled by com
promise, The case IL entitled Daniel y
Thomas vs. samuel Ccrdner. and Is to
duiet utlo 60 a small piece OF land on
Provo bench.
Judge Booth gave judgment today I'm
favor of the plaintiff IN the case Of
SprinEville Banking company against the
SPflhENluc lnc1ter company and John
$. Grucsbeck. for tlO.sss and for the
foreclosure of q mortgage on property
in Spriuevillc given 10 secure tie pay.
men, ~ The amount
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
lORk WATERS
flhkE CALLED OFF

lVSk, June 95.-The walters
'olel employees tonight de.
'rlke Off aui are prepar.
|,'n TO work. They held a
shieh a representative OF
.aoIal y. Hotel Workers union
- listened to a report sub.
oeleeatiou Of eighty of
y, which had been appointed
4 4. sayass of the leading hotels
= 'he strike. This report
4 We conditions were favor.
4 y, Y, men resumiug work. The
- 'he strike was almost
made their decision, real.
q, 70 applying for their Jobs
"sie doing so without apy
\ = ;aeir strike demands hav.
~. S.oe by hotel proprieiors.
''T included recognition of
1 ,,n ,'' strike Was called about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26

The one hope OF CoGroth seems 10 be
Point Richmond, the scene Of the VOL
Gast-Seison championship battle nearly
three years ago.
Since that memorable fight Point Rich
mond has been sldestepped by fight pro-
uoters. but with every other avenue
closed 10 him. Conroth is more than VIII
ling TO give the place another trial. To-
day he held n long conference with Rich
mond's city fathers and bright and early
tomorrow he will renew negotiations.
the August fight permit In this city. will
probably stage the Attell- Murphy fight
on August & In the meanwhile he Ia
endeavoring To sign While Ritchie and
"One- Round" Hogan for his Fourth OF
July attraction and Is also trying 10 Sc
cure Tommy Bnrns and Al Kaufman for
bout which he will eudeavor TO stage
the latter part OF July. Kaufman has
signifed his willingness 10 meet Burns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
EHORSES COME
here FROM CANADA

numer. trainer for Timothy ID.
d table. arrived yesterday with
|H Charlie Brown and n num-
boz horses which have been rae
|einll,on. Ont. The horses came
Ia special car from the Cana
|a aO6 are at tho Lagoon.
4 B Norris, ncstor Of all turf
|ns also one OF yesterdays ar
| rs veteran raced his stable
D. dyll war and IL one OF the
p; bgrSemcu In America. He
! nj bin ArhUtus. Jennie Geddcs
b Hecls which raced at Lato-
E,rssrd at Hamilton.
c.sisnments OF race horses are
y he Lagoon and General Man
Wilson Is being compelled to
. earpenters overtime building
p BE- is nndlng accommodations
~ horses
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26

I THURSDAY NIGHT.
L,,n,re Card Will Consist
|r,bt Races, With Two
H. Riders Entered.

-ni,te shakeup Of riders in
@. Lass and ono handicap
rs, rs sslgbt-race card. the Wanda
,ems announces the fourth
y, leon for Thursday night at
,,d o'Nei will be sent into
.,I.,s teu-mi'e event with Il
>, ave, the four crack racers
r,Ds force and the result Is
new wrinkle TO the motor
80 Davis ere the two new
~ tho professionals and are
.ts.t the professionals In half
y. ,yents that go To make up
ward Peck and Brodbeck
.,,Isst one another for the first
i,r IN a nre-mIlc heat event.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Americans Threatened.

CHIHUAHUA, June 25.-Details Of
another drain by the rebel army on the
funds of the American Smelling & Re-
fning company and the threats against
American citizens became public today.
With rifles pointed, detachment of
insurrectos. headed By a messenger
from General Pascual OroZco, appeared
two days ago at the office Of the Amer
lean concern in the city Of Chihuahua
with quantity OF gold ore con6scated
from the Naica Mining company, a
Mexican firm.
The company refused at first TO buy
the ore, but had 10 give in when threat
ened with closing OF the plant unless
the ore were converted into cash. The
amount paid was not divulged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
About to Clash.

BACHIMBA, Mexico. Rebel Front,
June 25.-The rebel vanguard in front
Of Bachimba has been watching the
slow advance Of the federals. and the
present calculations point to outpost
fighting any hour and battle, if
there is to be any at all, on Thursday.
The proximity Of the two armies Will
probably bring sharp skirmishiug to-
day.
Approximately 500 rebels are in Ba.
chimba and General Roias says deter
mined resistance will be made All
women and children have been ordered
from camp,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
viii Open Avenue.
Special to The Tribune.

NI't8"I
OGDEN. Juno 15-That Hudson avenue Will
soon be continuous thorouEhfarc through the
business district from T-enty.secoaa 70 TVspty-
sixth street shown last night. whom !,
petition presented IN. city commission
asking tina, the avenue he opened between
Twenty third and Twen-y-fo streets Al
recent meeting II decided 90 take ths
sAry action TO cpon tho between Twenty
second and Twen,y-third utree1 In the is'es,
petition than one-third os the property
owners 10 the block represented by TIE
signatures. The matter referred to tho su.
pc=in'cndent OF streets and public improve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Rebel Troops for Juarez,

FL. PASO, Tex, June 25.-General
Sanjines. the new commander of the
federal forces in Sonora, arrived here
last night for conference with Mexi-
can Consul Llorente,
The arrival in ,Juarez of more rebel
troops and some light pieces Of artil-
lery is the basis for the impression that
the insurrectos will not give up the
place without a fight
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
PIONEER is BURIED,
William George Hickman, Who Came TO
Utah In 1s4e, Leaves Large Family.

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA, June 2i.-Funeral services
for William George Hickman, a Utah Pio-
neer who died Sunday at his home in
this city after a weeks illness from 10
grippe, were held this afternoon from the
family residence.
Deceased was born at klrkVlile, MO -
Tune 81 1874. and came with his par
ents to Salt Lake by OK team In lSiS;
He lived at Taylorsville and Nephi ano
came with his family to Eureka In 1871
where they have resided ever since, Se
sldea his widow he leaves four daugh-
ters; Mrs Gus ]. Henriod and Mrs. Gussie
Moore of this city: Mrs. William whit
beck OF Nephi and Mrs. Kate Delahoyde
OF Salt Lake, and two sons. Bert ana
"Ned' Hickman OF this city. He also
leaves twenty-five grandchildren and
three great -grandchildren
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
MORAN is READY,
Salt laker VIII at Once Begin Work OF
Repairing Ogden Pavement.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 2s.-P. J Moran ~ Sal. Lake.
who awarded the contract for SO. ooo worth
OF asphalt paving in this city. IN Ogden
today and informed tho commissioners that hts
FIRST force OF men and teams would begin work
Monday. At the requcs, OF Commissions
J. {. Sye. superintendent OF streets the Moran
company viii make the repairs 10 tho pavement
on Twenty fourth nnd Twenty-nfth streets he
torc paving Grant
The commissioner stated that he hssrtii-
ashamed OF these two Strcc,g Nr Sys ~ de
strtour or installing Rsphaltuu repair psnt
that tho city repair Its own asphalt pave
ments. and believes that tho other commission
will consider the 5000 necessary a very Eood
inv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
VI Chase Asks Divorce
.allonaI NeMs SerYicc.

! i0Rk, June gj.-lial Chase of
ioI American league baseball II
tared by many 10 be the great
eseran In the game, has
~ against his pretty young
Z II. Chase. for divorce. The
a pmantic courtship while
Playing with Jersey City in
~ OF 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
INTEREST MUCH AROUSED.
Knights Of Columbus Outing at Lagoon
VIII Be Largely Attended.
specIal b The TrIbun..

SPECIAL 70 Tho ITIbune
OGDEN June ?5.-seversl hundred members u
ogden council No III. Knights o, Columbus.
and their friends viii attend the state outinE
OF tho order at Lagoon tomorrow. The pro
grsmmc IS OF the most entertaining that
has been arranged for she state Iollrostion. hur
particular Importance centers IN the baseball
game between tho Salt Lake ana Ogden ooupcilG.
BY winning this Eame the Zion council viii hs-
come the permanent owner % tho beautiful low
Ing cup which gees to the lodge winning tire.
out OF hyo games Each council has
games. tomorrow's contest will dseids ~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
False Pretenses Charged.


SPECIAL 10 The tribune,
OGDEN June eS-U. ". Oven re-icluc AZ ga
Gross street. arrested BY Fssrolmaa Al
HcrfiCk this evening a var-aat charging htn
with obtaining money under false p-etsnses.
Complaint mAdo bT J. n. Bolts. who pur
chased a wagon from ONcn for IS. o~en ana
bis wife separated uome time ago. azd Mu.
owen refused the wAGon over 10 Bots
Oven n held 10 The city isil