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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-21
DIAMOND MERCHANT
TORTURED To DEATH
-Four Suspects Under Arrest
for Crime Committed in
Heart of Chicago;

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-Twclvc hours
after j, II, Loguc, diamond merchant,
had been murdered today in building
within 100 feet Of State and Madison
streets, Chicago S "busicst street cor
nor in the world" four suspects were
taken into custody tonight.
Ono Of them is Claude Stratton, said
by the police TO DO an escaped convict
from tho state prison at Columbus, o..
The names of The other three-one man
and two womcu-bave not been re.
vcaled by tho police.
The quartettc was detained on tclc
phone "tip =" from an unidentified man,
who said that Stratton had threatened
tho diamond merchant after n contro.
versy over the sale OF watch chain
sovctal days ago
The finding Of a piece Of Il woman IS
uDderskirt, at first thought TO be a rib
bon. bound around Loguc s mouth and
neck as gag, caused the police to be-
lieve that a woman was implicated in
the crime. Police tonight investigated
a report that a woman had been a con-
slant visitor on business to Logue's Of
flee for tho last ten years. being admit
ted by secret signal rs tho diamond
dealer constantly feared burglars and
always kept his door locked,
That .Lugue's murderer or murdercrs
tortured him for almost an hour before
finally killing him was a theory ad-
vanccd by the police tonight. The sew
entccn kuifo wounds, the scared eye
balls and checks as result Of the ap-
plication Of acid, the odor of chloroform
on the gag that stii'ed his cries and
strength TO the theory that ono who
sought revenge or was possessed Of
lust for inflietins slow death committed
the, crime,
II. A. Carnal former prosecuting at
torncy Of Hill county, Montana, gave
tho police information which resulted
in the suspects being detained. Cafnal
told tho police be had seen Stratteu lu
the company Of another man in the Nc
Wicker building. where the crime WAS
committed, during the afternoon. He
was not positive that Edward Hampton.
the latter S companion. Hampton is
from Pelican Lake. Wis Stratton said
he had arrived in Chicago yesterday,
Tho police say he could not give a clear
account Of his movements today. ilamp-
Continued oil Page TWo,)
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May Fail at Once.

The Turkish delegates have been in
structcd, according TO another report,
to raise tho question OF the status of
Adriauoplc Immediately and if Bulgaria
persists in demanding its surrender 10
break off the peace negotiations; but
diplomats generally arc skeptical of
this story.
While the agreement Of The embas-
sadors of The powers on autonomy for
Albania is an important step, the work
ing ont Of details of the scheme VIII
be QUO OF the most difficult problems
Il European conference ever has crap,
pied with.
The Economist notifies fipauccrs
and investors to expect in the coming
year loans lotaIliug 100000, 900 To re.
pair the losses caused by the war and
the notifications in Russia, Austria
aud Italy,
The newspaper estimates the cost of
The war at $I7J,000,000 using as 4
basis Of reckoning the fact that tbcro
arc 100000 men under arms-I00Oo0
Turks, 100000 Bulgarians, 100000
Scrviaus, 100000 Greeks aud 10000
Montcucgrins-at an average cxpcuse
OF ten sbillings daily per man.
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On Friendly Terms.

The peace delegates mingled in the
most friendly fashion, partook Of the
famous Mansion house turtle soup and
listened to an optimistic speech by
Premier Asquith.
The delegates transacted no formal
business today, but The embassies and
the boCels where The delegates arc
quartered arc buaainG with informal
conferences Tho sublime porte has
empowered lis cuyoys TO include The
Greek delegates in the negotiations for
peace and messenger with the docu-
meuts containing This decision is cx.
pcctcd TO reach London tomorrow.
Dispatches from stantinoplc says
the Turks aro confident they now
occupy better military position
toward the Greeks than when tho ucgo-
tiations began and that Turkey now
would not sign an armiSticc with them,
even if tho Greeks requested it.
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The Sunday Tribune
WONDERFUL HoRsE-From farm

WONDERFUL HORSE-From farm drudge to horse show
champion How "Nickel Plate jumped from $50
failure to $4,000 winner night and gathered
all the blue ribbons from his fashionable rivals
THE GREEN DOOR-Its horrible fascination 1t leads from
Sing Sings death house TO the electric chair 1T is the
Threshold OF the grave. None Of the condemned
CRAIG KENNEDY-The detective story this week is of
tlrallng interest 1t is entitled ''TIe Scientific Cracks
man" and is OF the most entertaining of The
The Craig Kennedy series is to be followed by Of
still absorbing interest. Watch for the
mcnt
NEW WINTER ROBEs-Thc tendencies of the late
winter fashions in tailored and evening costumes de-
scribcd in detail by Lady Duff-Gordon.
HEARST COMICS-The funniest comics in the world
and in the various illustrated as Mutt
and jeff and 'Silk Hat Harry
BOXING-Palz -McCarty heavyweight bout scheduled
New Year day expected TO decide premiership of the
heavyweight division. Naughton Walker and other ring
experts will the details from the training camps
BASEBALL-Thc demands made by Frank Chance as con
diton Of accepting the management of the New York
American club have awakened renewed interest in the
situation there. Full and the opinions ex
perts will be found in Sundays Tribune
BASKETRALL-The last and gossip OF basketball aud
other indoor sports prior to the holiday vacations.
RACING-Ful and official from the Juarez race
track with officials closing odds, riders and starters
BoWLING-Thc weekly standing OF the and indvid-
uas in the city bowling league found only in The
Sunday Tribune
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n ONDON, Dec. 20.-fbo slow and
devious process of diplomacy is
advancing toward solution Of
the ncar-castcrn puzzlo ut a
snail s pace.
The only definite achievement Of tho
day was an agreement by the cmbassa-
dors oil the six great European powers
that their governments would accept
in principle of autonomy for .Nibanis
and guarantee to Scrvia Of a CONNER
cial port on the Adrlatic sea. Having
passed this milestone III their delibera
tious, the cmbassadorial conference ad
iourued over Christmas.
The Balkan peace delegates enjoyed
the hospitality of the lord mayor OF
London at Mansion house luncheon,
a function that traditioDally is given
in honors Of members Of foreign mis-
sions. rePrcsc scutativcs of friendly navicg
and former presidents of republics who
visit London.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-21
Special Prosecutor for Gov
ernment Arrives to Take
Up Litigation Against
Railroad Builder.
TWO AND ONE-HALF
MILLIONS INVOLVED
Basis of Action Is Alleged H.
legal Cutting of Timber
IN Montana From
1888 to 1895.

TRANK HALL, special assistant
~ to United States Attorney Ger
i eral George w. Wickcrsham, is
hero from Washington. D. c., to
conduct the prosecution iu the case Of
the government against A. W, McCunc,
the millionaire railroad maguate, for
,a56,95a.5o, alleged to be duo the
government for timber rut IN Montana
from 1883 10 1895.
Mr.. Hall has been assigned by the
government to investigate the cases OF
tsmber-cutting in Montana and TO con-
duct the suits against those who arc
with stripping the state of
much Of its valuable timber. lie has
just come to Salt Lake from Butte and
will leave in a few days for San Fran
clsco to represent the government IN
suits growing out Of the investiga-
tiou
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KATE MUST SERVE HIS
SENTENCE IN PRISON

NEW YORK, Dec. 20:-Charlcs Katz,
one-tine president of the Eastern Brewing
company. must servo his sertencc OF not
less than three years nor more than
seven for the larceny OF stock valued at
s111 $50 from Mathew NJ. Joyce in 1909.
under a decision handed down today by
the appellate court.
Katz WAS convicted OF the larceny or
more thHn 10000 sharcs OF stock OF the
Davts-Daly Copper company and the
Ohio Copper company from Joyce. for
whom lie had acted az agent and trustee.
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Cigarettes and Strong Drink
viii Be Barred at So
Cial Functions.

TA7 ASltlNGTON, Dec. 2o.-Cigar-
Mn! ette-smobing by women has
WV come under the ban Of ccpsurc-
ship by wealthy and important
society women IN Washington Mrs.
William II. Haywood, who put herself
on record several years ago when she
served only grape juice at the debutante
ball of her daughter Doris, is one Of
the leaders in the crusade 10 stop smok.
ing aud drinking among Washington
society women.
Mrs j.. Z. Letter. who many think
will take the place ot The late Mrs.
John +. Mclean as the capital society
leader, has also enlisted in the cam.
paigu.
All Of those who have joined in tho
movement are pledged 80 prohibit smok-
ing or drinking by women at any OF
the functions held in their homes.
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Haggin Also Defesdant.

The principal suits growing out of
the investigation Of the timber cutting
arc against A. ". McCune OF Salt
Lake and James B. Haggin Of Neg
York. The suit against Mr.. Haggiu is
for $2,5I2,954.50, or $5G, 900. more than
the suit against Mr.. McCuno. The
suit against Mr.. McCuie WAS filed ou
November j in the United States dis
trict court for Utah aud servics was
had a few days later. The suit against
Mr.. Haggin was filed IN New York the
latter part Of November
Mr.. McCune, from 1885 TO 1895, was
the contractor who furnished the old
Anaconda company with an immcuse
quantity of cord wood for use as fuel
in the Anaconda smelters. The amount
derived from this contract furnished
the foundation for the McCune fortune.
The principal stockholders Of the old
Anaconda company were the lato Sen
ator George Hearst, father of William
Hearst, the lato MarcuB
DAILY, the late Lloyd Tevis and James
2. Haggin. or the principal stock
holders of tho old company James p.
llaggin is tho only surviving member.
MIR. Haggjn is prominent New YORK
Uo is interested with Mr..
McCuno in the Cerro de Pasco copper
mines of Peru and the trans. AudeaD
railroad in Peru
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NAPLES, Dec. 20,-Thc corrc-
Bpondeut at Vienna Of tho Corriere
Del Mattino says Turkey and Aus
tria have concluded a formal agree.
ment under which Turkey under
takes 10 ensure tho failure Of the
sumption Of hoStilities, Austria will
march two armies across Scrvia
and Macedonia on SaloDiH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-21
MOB SHOOTS NEGRO
MURDERER TO DEATH

MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec. 2o,-The bull
let -rIddlcd body OF an unidentified negro
who last night murdered Perry Wilkin-
son, was found today In a swamp near
Cuba, Ala. Alter the. killing the negro
was arrested, but escaped A mob took
up the chase and fired many shots at
the fugitive. but finally lost sight or him.
When search wac renewed al daybroab
the body was discovered.
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Dispatches From CONSTANT
nople Indicate Turks VIII
Resume War Rather Than
Give UP the Fort.
PEACE ENJOYS TO
MEET AGAIN TODAY
ambassadors Confer and
Agree Upon Principle of
Autonomy for Albania and
Seaport for Scrvia.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-Kjug Fordi-
nand of Bulgaria left Saloniki hur-
ricdly today for Vienna on receipt
of d dispatch from his government.
His SONS. Prince Boris and Prince
Cyril, will follow him tomorrow.
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Cut Much Timber.

The government charges that Nj.
Haggin and Mr.. McCuue stripped the
mountains in tho vicinity OF Anaconda
OF valuable pine timber for about thir-
teen years. Mr.. McCune s charged
with having cut about 1900, 900 cords of
wood for the Anaconda company, under
he direction of Mr.. Haggiu. The tim-
bcr cut covered four townships In Mon
tana on the mountains within few
miles Of Stuart and Anaconda.
To transport the cordwood from the
forests where ii was cut to the smell
tcrs where it was used for fuel, large
numc several miles in length was built,
The course of river was changed to
supply water for Tho tiume and The
wood hoated down the 1ume to the
smclters. The construction OF tbs
numc and the changing of the course
OF the river was regarded as ono OF the
most remarkable engineering feats ever
in the west.
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natum Already Sent.

- 'o're Is an impression that
'.'a'um Is to be conveyed To
py ambassador Wilson, and al,
'nc state department. jutip,ated
spa' ibe draft has NOT been fully
'fa the International News
nas positive information that
s4''um has already reached
''nai waning TO Madcro no
's was named in which he is
s"' oeinauds of the United
] ''' setting Of q limit was
s'ppseiy In order that The
,a'eS may not DO precluded
A a'ns the reluctant .Madero
"'n' nc reads tho uItirnatum
ss.s or dissloses his inability
us obligations to the United
Z not contained in The ulii.
4 ~, WIN y be strongly suggested to
I'm suaI his reply to the American
n - u Ue before the state depart
|f,om ''r 3 ''ne President Taft re,
!" Panama. This will be on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-21
Prosecution Ready.

Tho suit OF tho government against
Mr.. McCunc and Mr.. Haggin IS the re-
suit of au investigation that has been
conducted by the department OF Justice
for several months. 1t is charged that
tho timber cut into cord wood was on
the public domain and WAS .apPropriat-
cd without authority by MIR. McGnne
and the Anaconda company. MT Hall
said last night that the investigation
was completes and too evidence was
ready for tho presentation.
Mr.. McCunc has until January IN
which TO file his answer to The COM
plaint. Mr.. Hall expects that the case,
because OF it's Importance, Will be Ia,
ken up as quickly as possible and
brought to trial within the next few
weeks. Mr.. Hall and United States
District Attorney Hiram Z. Booth will
conduct the case for the gove,rnmsot.
The suit against Mr. Haggin in New
York will not be tried until later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-21
I by Speech.

avn 10 the reports furnished
h so and the state DEPART.
||6s,, 'Ia'ors y William Alden Smith
~. ., :, rail- and several citizens
s,m, resident Taft was moved
el ay ,s' action of yesterday bv
b N o''y made BY Madcro in
y Which he said lbaL c'O iho onIu ~
.,o;on -" the Mexican disorders
q kae's a' aud that Mexicans could
'uo situation with cauan.
kaiea VI the president s ultima
ann,o s,ir IN Washington and
d r''Vai 'rt OF his course ia OK.
||ops :; " VINO are familiar with
=. y IN the southern rcnubI;e h,.a %,.a
|neut w., .oat drastic action by this
B. i y was inevitable.
sll bo "o' apprchcpdcd that
ill., any Immediate resort to
h tona" uSuotry, the president will
.psrtm" upn with tito stute, war and
|pnhis To's p, aud with the Mexican
has ha a"a"a trip. The Mexican
ebiny' 'sS0 :, brewing 60 long that
entra;n button will be suffi-
"'n the forces of the United
Ne Of sat;s sat3a s. Madero is not either
sill ossh.s,tsiiactory the United
|0sss carry cut the 6rsL
A'inued 1n pno. -
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ft's Course Generally
proved by Statesmen
/ Washington, Where
ews of Impending
Fouble Created Con-
defablc Of a Stir in
b Circles.
national News Service.

|ernsiional News Service,
\ .ASHlNGT0N, Dec. 20.-Prcs,
idcnt Taft : nitimatum It
Mexico Was tclegraphcd 10
day 10 Montgomery Schuyler
'rlerlcaD charge d 'aifaircs ut the
zn capital in the absence of Gm
Dor Henry Lane Wilson.
american note Tas not ad.
q 10 the Mexican government,
\ Francisco ]. Madcro personally.
'uarbcd IN language rs vigorous
Eds can make il. short Of an nc.
|slaation oil war.
|F's stated at the state depart.
@day that il was icurcd that
'fnt Madcro did not quite under,
he nrgeDcj of the September
|fnIch demanded punishment for
nrdercrs Of Americans and IN.
~ Tor The loss Of American life
'0Pcrly' In drafting the message
'odny care was taken taIt its
'sc be made uumiStakablc. The
p OF Attorney General Wicker
.Sere brought in 10 assist the
enl and Secretary Knox in com
B The draft.
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Dies at Ago of lis.

BAY CITY. Or, Dec. 2o.-Mrs. Maxgis
Adams. a widow OF the famous fndian
Chief Adams, Is dead ut Garlbaldi. ehs
was La years OF aSs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-21
TURKS WILL FIGHT
FOR ADRIANOPLE

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Thc Daily Tcle-
graph claims TO have uuimpoachable
information that 'snrkcy is resoly ed to
retain Adrianopls OF resume bostili
ties with the Balkan allies. and for this
Continued OH Page Three.
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THRILLING

1.-The Scientific Cracksman is
the title Of the great detective story
IN next Sundays Tribune.
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Continued OH Page Three,
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Auea On Page Two.)
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M n rssaall,,sfactory the '' United ypineI
carry cut the Grst
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REALTY MEN HAVE
OPTIMISTIC VIEWS

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RETAIL MERCHANTS
HAVE GOOD WEEK
Special Sales of Staple Goods
Call Out Army of
Buyers.

Retail merchants Of the city declare
unusual trade features. the volume of
business transacted was above nor
NAL and gives promise Of holding up
steadily until the big spring openings.
Most of tho large department stores
and not n few of the smaller dealers
stimulated trade again by offering spe.
cial sales in staple goods, Women S
goods and men s clothing sold to good
business and the shoe sale conducted
during the week are reported to have
been annually successful;
The hardware trade reports business
satisfactory, sales showing improve
ment over those Of the same period
last year. Farming implements are in
Increasing demand and the same class
Of goods arc being sent out as were
distributed the preceding week,
In the dry goods line the demand is
growing in favor OF spring and sum
mer gods. tho call for winter lines hav
of q few staples. Millinery, embroid
cries and fancy work were the features.
Denims, tuckings, covorts, working suit
goods and special lines Of heavy colored
eottons were as well sold as any goods
on tho market. while the market on
silks continues finn.
Furniture houses report quiet busi
ness, but ii is expected that spring
will bring the usual revival of trade
In this line The approach of spring
has brought an impetus in rain coats
and light outing materials.
Cash sales were satisfactory and col
}lections continued good. Spring open
lings will take place early in March
and most of the merchants are direct
ing affAnfinn to nronPr nreparntiOns.
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Big Business Expected.

Salt Lake Security Trust company
We expect that this year will be the
heaviest in real estate activity in the
history Of our company. We anticipate
9 heavy demand for homes of all kinds
from the modest four room bungalow
Ia the more prctcpfious residence. We
already have big demand for prop.
ertv both for home and for investment
purposes. The extraordinary large
amount of buildings planned such as
tue capitol building the high school
and other big Improvements now under
WAY IN the new retail district at Third
South and State streets, assist in re.
storing the confidence Of the people in
the fact that Salt Lake City will with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18
OBJECTIONABLE FILM
MAY BE SUPPRESSED

IL is reported that another moving
picture film derosatory OF Utah Is being
prepared by the Pa.ths Freres company
OF New York and Paris. The picture Is
TO be called Marriage or Death" 1t is
said to depict tho supposed suffering OF
O. girl who refuses 10 become a plural
wife. Ap effort will be made by the first
presidency OF the Mormon church to in
fuence the national board OF censorship
TO take action against the film.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

How to cure cold is question in
which many are interested just now.
Chamberlain g Cough Remedy has won
its great reputation and immense sale
by its remarkable cure of colds. 1t can
always be depended upon. For sale by
all dealers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-18

IN the heart Of The city's greatest real.
ty activity. The city is moving this
way Thousands Of dollars being spent
in improving this district. New High
School. new car line, new University
building. new homes, new parks. new
louutry club. new streets all nicely
laid out and improved.
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Notice.

I9s nmbsc b ereeH eeHbep eptes +.
member Of his family, nor the Neal In,
stitute Of Utsh, has any connection
with, or interest in the Wasatch Med
ical and Surgical association, cor
poration of the state Of Utah, and that
no one connected with said association
is authorized to use my name or the
name Of the above mentioned parties
for any purpose whatsoever.
F. O. REYES
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Sunset Heights

Ray Van Cott, attorney.
G.. A. r. Orlob, auditor Zion 5 Build
ing society
w. r. Edward, cashier Il, G. NJ. !.
John Burrows, treasurer Alliance
Investment company
j, ID. Holloway. merchant, Bingham
Canyon
W. A. Nccdham. manager, Il. c. M. L..
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Our lots cost only one-half the price
Of adjoining subdivisions.
Sl50 each aud 10 per cent discount
10 parties purchasing five or more
lots Very easy terms.
Some Of the owners Of lots in Sunset
Heights
". s. RomDey, treasurer Of Il. &.
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Senator s. II Love.
". !. Bodamer, Leyson S Jewclry Co
Miss Hilda Carlson,
y. Y. schofield, president Co-opera.
tive Investment association.
George Waring, department manager
Il. G. NJ. |.
And Others,
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Attention, w. D. WI

Funeral of Neighbor F. B. Gowan
Sunday. February Is. at 2 p. m. at
Eleventh ward meeting house. All
members requested to attend. Deseret
icamp 406, W. O. ".
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The flag on the tower of steelWhat it means

The flag raised Lincons Birthday on the opmos pin
nae the Walker Bank Building sgniyng that
the reached The banner 2oo feet
ground the where, the hrm Walker
and bank little adobe and frame building
struggling, struggling isolated village OF Salt Lake
Mississippi River and the Pacific Coast
OF Building When conpeted
office building
United me n the world 81
gtypifs
identified with
thentre ntr1noun tain
The
controlling factor, OF hM
it's ngh u
ands mof bns Mr.
dt poh
looking o that
ofte atsof tits dpt hh thphd
vnenedtyt this
an
mmd eeurHhco coocatom in ad egHms ueTd
rswmmto everybody in getting ahead b h in saw dp~ where h esnnmm
bhngb d OF a O h w
m
ankn Of he pgnunsh nwNs soupe O.
BROTHERS BANKERS