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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
MURDER TRIAL
"rt MorroN. wealthy cHicaeo Club
woman Charges WIN sisyirq
Ner Nusband

rHi" 500 Ilir wr Rene y
Mrrr1r club woman ras placed IN
'r.al in mo criminal court TO-DAY
rrsrvef orb fhr murder ~ her har.
band r4arer r uorrou uho. m
December .s Iasf rar found on t1a
'ar. r1r.r ~ fhe famIr home rI,b
600 bullets In hi. boiv
q ..rorers ilrf brought ir re-
fif 20 sH.r.ie blt later ffa police
uai' an Irres'Issf .n ah.rh rerufef
rrf.f 30 urs w.rrs uho
'..ff' ."f.ses lsr rImreHfon as r
if.I.r- conspiracy
r.I nn. lrrr Bod
i''f i.'f.'Its.. arreei HI.r hr ior
aIIr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

One day special. Saturday. July 9Th
cmsns s..;e $500 and ttOO OK
fsrds :ls5
LOCKE SHOE co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Bellalre Briefs.

They all use II Now. What
GloSSlT. Ask your Dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

husband Won look bad today ny
love Is thar vou arc u-.
VIE. SO. John WH ffla laaf voar'a
haf I'm wearing -lIarpera Bazaar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
bfarrtAEo I.icenaes.

brighten your Home with oLosslT.
Ask your Dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

AZ las' fhe fans seem 20 DO replying
io ID" good record and fast playing 81
ffc locHI team. and Yesterday a crowd
~ about 1000 Witnessed tho game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Athletic Club Msetina.

Just Say GLossIT. That's all your
Dealer Knows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
Undergo Operation.

Mrs llrich will undergo a serious
operation az the City hospital TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
For Safisractnrr

For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
TIE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.,
Onice Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09

SO Work so Worry with oLossiT
Ash YOUR Dealer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
\. X. CHRISTENSEN
CALLED BY DEATH
Well-KnoWn Citizen and Ma,
tive of Utah Succumbs At
ter Futile Operation.

Herman X. Christensen, 81 years OF
age, brother OF City Superintendent OF
Schools D. Fl. Christensen. died at the
J.. D. S. hospital yesterday at p. m
Death was due to complications following
an operation for gall stones two weeks
ago.
Mr.. Christensen is survived by his
widow and six children. Roy. 2l years
OF age, is at present on a mission In
Germany Harold. 16: Ruth. II; William,
Q: Jay, 6, and Maud years OF age
are all living at the family home, l2oe
Ninth East street.
Mr.. Christensen was born In Gupnison.
Utah, May %, 1861. He was the son or
Herman and Anna Christensen, Mt
Christensen was manager Of the RI. x.
Christensen Construction company, Ho
had operated us a railroad contractor In
Nevada and California.
Funeral services will be held at the
Joseph William Taylor funeral chapel at
8 D. m today. under the direction OF
Bishop Edward NJ. Ashton OF the Thirty
first ward. Tomorrow night the body Will
be sent to Sanford. Colo. the home OF
Mr.. Christensen for number OF years
until the family moved to Salt Lake two
years ago. 1t VIII be accompanied by
the widow and two brothers d: II. and
G. II. Christensen, and their wives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
EVIDENCE CONFLICTS
IN M|LNER HEARING
Several Witnesses Declare
Driver Of Car Was lntoxi-
Gated When He Hit Buggy.

Taking OF evidence was completed
Yesterday in the case of c. u. Miner,
on trial in the criminal division OF the
city court on charges that grew out OF
an accident on the night of September
). when an automobile owned and
driven bv Miner ran down the family
buggy of D. f. Livingston on East
Fourth South street, inJuring several
OF the occupants.
Miner is charged with exceeding the
speed limit, with driving without lights
and with driving while in an IN.
toXicated condition upon the night
of tho accident. Patrolmen A. Egbert
and r. c. Wiley testified that the ma
chine was without lights and the lamps
were cold when they arrived at the
place of the accident shortly after the
auto had crashed into the buggy. The
policemen also testified that Miner
was intoxicated when arrested and
taken TO the police station.
d. H. Livingston Of "a Seventh
East street testified that Miner was
intoxicated, and that he had to strike
Milber to stay him in drunken efforts
10 assist in caring for those who were
thrown from the buggy and injured.
Il. johnson testified that the car was
without lights when he saw it shortly
after the accident.
Miner denied that he was intoxi-
Gated, declaring that he had had only
two drinks during the day f. j,
Evans testified that nc believed one
light was burning after the machine
was stopped. Several witnesses tes-
titled that Miner was not inton-
Gated and that his lights were burn
ing when he drove away from the
Kenyon hotel about twenty minutes
before the accident.
Thursday at 3 p. M. was the time
set for hearing of arguments in the
case before Judge j.. NJ. Bowman. The
state is represented by City Attorney
w W. Little, while Attorneys Ed.
wards and Ashton Of the law firm of
that uaDle represent the defendant.
Mrs. d. II. Livingston and Mrs.
Euoch Smith, sister of Mr. Livingston,
who were both injured when thrown
from the wrecked buggy, are said to
have recovered almost entirely. Ruth
Smith, the three year-old daughter of
Mrs. Smith, who suffered bad cut in
her upper lip, is said to be badly
SCARED from the effects of the cut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
CRUELTY TO POULTRY
ALLEGED BY SOCIETY

That ducks and chickens are ben-
shipped here from Tremonton and Spring
CITY In underSizcd crates unprovided
ing tho birds, II the complaint made 10
the State humane society by Humane
Officer II. \. Davis oi this, city. Mrs.
J. Holcomb. acting secretary OF the socl-
ety. maintains tEat the express companies
are responsible. The company officials
say. however that they are not in the
poultry business that tlIey are only the
carriers and that tho shippers are re-
sponsible Tor any such conditions.
Tbey sllese thst their employees feed
and water birds whenever proper recep-
tacles for snch service are placed IN the
coopS b- the. shippers. An effort viii be
made hy' the society "a establish a rule
calling for uniforms -s,zcd crates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
MORE PLACES OPEN
ON UNCLE SANS ROLL

Three civil service examinations
were announced today, all for male ap-
plicants. One is for mechanical
craftsman in the engineering depart.
ment AT large at Milwaukee. Wis, and
will be held November II, An exami-
nation for the position OF specialist in
agronomv office of experiment sta
tious, will be given November 18, The
third is for the position of law clerk,
stenographer and typewrlter, to fill
vacancies as they occur in the uatur.
ali2ation department at Washington.
This test is scheduled for November 6
and Z. Particulars concerning exami-
nations and places where they will be
given can be obtained at the local post
office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Individual Rights.

No honest man differs from another
as TO such moral issues as honesty
In public life. rebuke of bossism,
equality o! opportunity. repression of
corporate aggression. control of ire
sponsible and conscienceless wealth.
and corrupt alliance between busi-
ness and politics
There Is no doubt that mems minds
everywhere are becoming thoroughly
awakened TO tho fact that for thou
sand years. indeed. from the dawn Of
history TO the foundation OF this re-
public. the rights OF property have
been over empha sized In compa rison
With the rights OF the individual man.
We are rapidly changing all that
throughout the world and nowhere
more rapidly and radically than In
this country. There arc stIll many
dark places. and most countries. In
deed, In comparison with our own.
sun manifest the old undue prcdl-
lections In favor OF vested rights.
about which men will divide so long
as human temperaments display the
two great types Of the radical and
the conservative mind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
ACCUSES .EXPRESSMAN
OF STEALING WATCHES

Frank Davis, an eNprcssman. % years
Of age, was arrested yesterday afternoon
on a charge OF grand larceny for the
alleged theft OF two gold watches, taken
from the home OF Mrs. j. G. Broder!ck;
275 ! street. Davis had been employed
were missed soon after his visit to the
home. The police were notified and De-
tectiyes Gillespie and Lyon found Davis
with the watches in his possession. one
In his shoe and the other hidden in some
bedding ne was hauling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
GREAT INTEREST IN
RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS

Examinations for the Rhodes schol.
arships were begun at the University
OF Utah Yesterday and will be CON
cluded TODAY
Seven students took the cxamina
tions Yesterday, more than have taken
1T IN all the former years combined
The appearance of a "19l6D flag
at the top of the flag staff yesterday
morning caused considerable interest
at the university and threatened a
class fight. FEARING trouble might be
started President Kingsburv went out
to the campus and induced one of the
men who is working on the new build
ing 10 climb the pole and pull down
the flag
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
AGED WANDERER IS
FOUND; TAKEN HOME

William A. Bills. 76 years OF age. was
found wandering near Second South on
Twelfth East street at ! o'clock this
morning and taken TO his home at 400
North Main street by the police. Mr.
Eitis. who Is somewhat feeble from aEc.
LETT the residence Of his son. Gordon Bills.
IN .Riverton Monday morning. His fail-
and the police were notified. but nothing
was seen OF him. until this morning
Where he spent the intervening time
since leaving Eiyerton is a puzzle 20 his
sons and daughters living I'm this city
The aged man was found 10 he so en-
ieeSled by exposure that a doctor was
summoned 20 attend him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Mexican Situation.

Then Mr.. Knox alluded briefly 10 the
situation In Mexico as follows:
= For more than year the neigh
boring republic Of Mexico has been
seethins With revolution and counter
revolution and with brigandase In
volving conslderabl bic depreciation upon
foreign interests in that country
throughout a constant recurrence Of
questions of the most delicate nature.
including on several occasions, acute
and aggrevating situations on our
frontier. President Taft has steadily
adhered 10 q policy OF friendship 10
the neighoorinE nation. OF patient
non-intsrferencc and Of care for
American interests which has COM
meuded the approval OF the American
people at home and the warm ap-
probation OF the ~. 600 or so 600 Amer
ican citizens engaged IN different an
ternrises ln the Mexican renmhlir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
NEW BERTH FOR FISHER.
Pastor OF Ogden Methodist Church VIII
take Charge OF Big Lecture Bureau,
special 10 Tsc Tribune.

Special 10 Thc Tribune p
OGDEN. Oct. l5.--The resignation 6s the REV.
Frederick Ninlng Fisher. pastor OF the firrt
Methodist church, brought the formal announce
incnt tonight thar ne has been appointed chair
mar OF the bureau OF lectures for tho Panama
Psciac exposition. The appointment madr
oy Charles e. Moore. pteEldent OF the board Of
directors. !, places tho Ogden minister at the
heod OF ouo o! the mos, important departments
OF ;he big exposition HIS services which NlI
begin January l. 1918. win continue UP TO snd
including tho exposition. at salsry OF s25no
ycrr.
direct supervision. tho Rev NJ. Fisher Will d.
cAllcd upon 20 cover practically every country
lu the world Next sumner he Will send lee
tureTS 10 1000 ChautauqUaS throughout the United
states and Canada aud VIII cary on the same
work on l,coum platforms during III. winter.
Hig resignation pastor OF the local church
takes effect HIS successor has beca
appointed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Plan Mutual Boosting
Special to Tn. T1buu,

srecIhl 10 The ITbuuf-
OGDEN. Oct. IA committee from N, Sal,
Lake Commercial club composed Of W W. Arm.
s'rooS. Joseph z. Cs'ne. Joseph II. Mzndcrteld
and W. r. wallace. met With A committee CT
Ogden business men the Weber club tonight
for discussion Of the proposed improved rels-
tons between the two cities. Those OF tnc local
committee we're A. 7, Bgelov. Joseph soow.
oro,t. l. L Roynod.. W z. Sandsrsou and !.
W Abbott They dlscuEsed the trznsoontinen,sl
suio route. the Weber riycr Irritation project
and The fruit problem. No definite decision ss
g probable action made. Another meeting
vii be held In Salt LAKE. in the near future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Calm, but Inhexible.

We are fortunate 10 have. IN a SIT
nation so fraught With dangers.
president 50 calm in his Jsdgment and
20 flexible IN mis- purpose.
cannot believe that high grade
American labor and wide bus!-
infssmen will shut ther eyes 10 these
rfealiues. u-ill prefer strong words 10
Nquiet. courageous and effective deeds
a call upon YOU Republicans 20
forget our snlmosities. 10 heal your
factionsl dissenslons. 20 clear away
every root OF bitterness and presen,
su unbroRen front 10 your sntagon-
ists. Can you fan 20 recognize our dis-
finEuished president for what he ls-
able. upright patriotic. courageous.
devoted 20 hts country and its welfare.
the great president OF the people. the
iii leader OF his party7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
PLANS FOR LOGAN
ROAD MATER|AE!ZE
Engineers Are in the Field
Preparing Estimates for
Construction.
Special 70 Tss Tribune.

spccsl 70 lhe Irbuhr.
OGDEN. Oct B-parlns tho pas, few dag
contracting engineers have been In the city 20
secure information upon which to hsso taclr bio
FOR construction work the proposci oiScisic
limo between ogden and Logan r 4 wcils.
tho promoter. q expected TO arrive In jh!9 city
tomorrow for conference Nith the CONTRACTOR
50 far tho ounhh capitalist has been rciieent
regarding hts plans. declaring that powerful tb-
trtvSts Being brought 10 bear Rralns, his
proposed operations In Utah.
Engineer hBv" been Al work almost ccntlrD-
ally sincc the nrtt survey made. route.
said 10 bs the hnai one. has h>ep stskcd
through oEden eanyon from tho mouth TO tho
Hermitage hotel From tho old Bamberee: craie
the Sa1ltaTium this survey mount. 10 a
high elevation at the rou,h lido OF tho canyon.
coiar away With much OF the gradual ascent ss
the line extends toward The Hermitage. TGsro
has bcc1 40 nDRl route selected cast Of the
Hermitage.
Engineer Joseph West, who IS IN charge o.,
toe construction work for the ogden Rapid Tran
sit company extension 10 Huntsville, has forty
aud tsooty teams work on the grading
for the Ereles electric tine, lie is conndcut that
much OF tho rosdhed will be completed this isl!
and ready fo- trEck-lsying early In the spring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Change Is Steady.

But this past excess OF tenderness
toward property IS no reason why we
should suddenly and violently shift 10
The opposite excess. VIC have been
steadily readtusting the center o.
gravity since the beginning oi th,a
nation and have made great progress
toward the just equilibrium
Meanwhile. and notwithstanding the
impaucnce and unreasonable posi-
nism OF some we continue 10 receive
the blessings OF Providence without
stint
Farm mortgages are fast disappear
lng; land values are rising crops arc
abundant and prices good.
reference was made - the increaset
Importance Of the United states i'm in
ternationsl affairs; 10 be the foreign pol
icy Of the TAFT administration and 10 tn
effort Of world peace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
LUll IN THE FIGHT.
w. c, T. u Abandons Campaign Against
Beer Advertisement,

Special to The fr,buoe.
OGDEN. oct, l5,-rhc Ogden local OF tho "
e T. l.. hss temporarily, at least. abandoned ia
campaign against tho Becker Brewing & Mailing
company Advertisement the back OF the To-
cal telephone directories. In F,atemcnt pre-
pared oy committee OF tho local oigAniZstlon.
II ~ declared that the manager OF fbe ogden
and Salt Lake exchanges or the Mounlsiu states
Telephone Telegraph company called upon the
officers of tho local and promised TO take up
The matter Just soon tho protest cOulu
BE- properly hlcd with the company'H ofhcislg
rs Tesuit cf this. according 20 the state
mSui. vss decided "a aiscon,inuc Tho roiloo-
lion Of Govern barring tho alleged Offensive 'ad -
A. a meeting o' the Ogden Trace and Labor
assembly last B.rh- resolution was adopted
protesting against tbs action o. The W. z. T. 4.
,,as1 s,,;s t,'uo. sur.I s i.oI'
the unioniJtG declare that it ,B an injustice 10
the brewing company and ths ncnhor- of local
union No is. United Brewery Workers Of
America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Diabetes
A Simple Herb Quickly Cures
This Dread Disease to
Stay Cured.

4 plant satly discovered In Mexico
called n Jetol Herb has been found 10
.bs ~ eciflc IN the treatment OF diabetes
uuicA-y reducing the specific gravity and
sugar. restoring yigcr and building up
the system
4 soc package OF this harmless vegs-
table remedy lasts a week and viii re-
lisvs the worst symptoms in tho most
aggravated cases ov your money. VIII be
returned without question.
Send zoe 10 us for a weeks supply with
free bookle; % special value TO the dia-
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percentage 81 starch and sugar (csrhohy-
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money viii be returned far the asking n
piabe.oi falls 20 benefit you. Call the
attention OF your afflicted friends to this
offer
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n Interested In the newly discovered
tcur~ for this dread diseaBe. call at our
store TODAY FOR proof % cures and free
booklet OF Special value TO the diabciic
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Find Many Poor Tomatoes.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. I;.-w!IlsTd Hausso Inspector Tor
ihc s'sis dsirJ and purs food commission. hc-
roupanied By }. :. Carer. chairman OF he
eofnmtssicn visit~d the canning factories through
out Weter oopnty today. They found tons of
ro1r qrslitT tomatoes hand fcady 20 be
sieked- As result ~ the investlgatlon T. -
harass- presiielt of the rish Gamers associr- D.
ucn. viii calf us>;lnE of canners within tho
ner' lev days 70 seek tcnrs means u prexalt-
ma the inferior canned zoodr from bsrE pls~,a
the srf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
AWAIT CANVASS RETURNS. f.
Weber Republicans Are Preparing to Be-
GIN Campaign In Earnest.
Special 10 Ths Trisups.

OGDEN. oc.. i6.-AecordinE to serTetar- W
Ls-tso OF the Republican campaign committor
bis vorkcrs VIII complete tho canvass OF Weber
county tomorrow night This canvas IS expect.
cd 10 furnish the Information upon which the
Taft forces viii carry their campaign for
votes
After the result OF this canvass has been
tahuIdtsd 20 Will set busy the last two
registration days. October g aud go said Sec
rotary IsEfen today. There was a heavy rrg!g-
ratiop today and II shows that the total roT,s-
tra,ih will be the heaviest IN the history Of
the county"
n has now been Planned for Senator Reed
srnoot 10 spend ds-s in Weber county in
stead Of one Tuesds. night. October =. he viii
sddrsts a nesting Hooper and on the follow p
ing evening be will be the principal speaker
az a meeting 10 be bed IN the orpheum thcster
this city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
B'NAl BIRTH LEADER
VISITS SALT LAKE

The Rev. Dr.. Jacob Neto. grand
president OF district No. I, Independent
Order OF B'nai Birth. othciated at an
initiation ceremony OF the local lodge
at B'uai Birth hall last night. Norris
Rosenblat and Isadore Jacobs were taken
into the lodge. After the ceremony the
distinguished visitor delivered u short ad-
followed.
Tonight Dr. Nieto will deliver a public
address at Temple Bnai Birth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Marriage Licenses Issued.

SilFTIsT - Inc IWbune,
OGDEN. oct. l5.-Marrlnec licenses -cre 'sunf
today 80 tyci q. Romer sni ElNeya 4 DoTdeu.
both - Saowylllc Utah; Eugene p. Thinpcs ard
May q. o'Conrcr. both OF Ogden Robcr, Andcr-
son and Relic L. CaIlaWay, both OF Ogden; John
g, BlsKcmogc aud Hazel Kerr, both OF Salt Lake.
Nr Bomrr md MISS BoVdou united IN
InarriSso by Deputy County Clork John V Bluth
a. he rountv hI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Remodel Bank Quarters.
SpecisI to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN. oct IA building permit has boou
granted to thc contracting ngm al Newton s.
Bgfnham for the rrmodcing % the Broom hotol
corner apartment, formerly occupied b. tho Pin
gree National bank. Tho OF the improve
n,nt is placed $500 According 10 plans the
apartment WiIl be divided tpto tNo sto-eroomH.
ihc ,-orDer to he used by Tho United 'ts-.
store company. Theirs viii hc too entrance.
ooc on warblngiou avenue aud the other
yeruty .nflt. street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Back From Alaska.


OGDEN. oct iS-B. l. whe~irr min. -.
p-rt, connected -i,h The Cai;rd Siatss foTestrv
service hAs returned q OGDEN after fpcndinE -
months In Nsska. ~her- - vas sen, 20 int.,tf-
gate certain tifles - crp2sr and land claim NJ
Nreflr7 would not roImrnt on ne fgaluEs.
sffirE thst hir rrr1rt woIit ~ made public oniy
s''"r it haf reached fho head q hlE department
- 20 he general ccnd ifions IN 80 Aia.iar
e-urfry. ~ Whreirr declares that ihr ropuIs.
ton j. incrsssluE seu rapidly while thc iaur'atr
sFs iusf heEinutrE 90 r.aiiss fhe he-utv ~ ihr
sursrh ssrurry n be fogud 'h~ north wrr
Nhsr.sr a-rurirsnlef her hnahsnA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Methodists Want College.
srecial % Thc rrlhun.

Sfc0laT 70 Ihc IrItuns-
oGpEN. OCT. 18th. Increment 10 establish
NefAodist college IN this city was r,vv.t TO.
night ~hen committee headed by the Rev
II =. Talbot of Salt Lsko wa, .ppoln.ei 10
submit report az the Utah conference nsxc ku-
gust The other members of the committee arc
the Rcv. 7. V Fisher A. T. Brummlt, J. W
Nclch. j. {. Syc. ". L Underwood o. A
kenneiy. H. a. Sims and George A. cTaic. The
members ot The committee Will he increased q,
as 20 give syery Methodist congregation IN tho
stsio representative. The present movement
I. separate sniiici- from the unsuccessful a..
tempt made 10 ostAbish COLLEGE here twenty
ytars ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
Killed by Train.
snoclaI TO Thn TrIhnnn.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. Ij.--JcsuS Rodriguez Mexican.
aged IS ycaTs. Was struck b. Oregon Short Line
passenger train No. IL as II was leaving the
ogden Yards ar 10 o'clock tonight Hc Aiod IN
the patrol wagon :hc way 10 police head
quarteI2. Both legs were severed According
70 the trsinmcn. tc stepped directly in
fron, Of the engine, SIC identified h. means
OF a lcttr. fduud or his body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-16
King to Speak


OGDEN. Oct. I5-rnstcad Of Brigham r. Rob
crtg, originally huuouncci william ". King
Of salt Lake win address tho Democratic voters
NJ tho Five Points district next Friday evening.
Tho proposed meeting Mt tho WllEon-MarahaIl
club headquartora has bccu. abandoned Saturday
evening e. 4. BOYD aud u. :. Cook will ralk
10 tho voters OF tho UIntah district