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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Apartment for Lunches.

On the fourth floor are the TOYS cut
glass crockcry. Kitchen utensils metal
ware. household goods and similar stock.
The advertising managers office is on
this floor, and the annex on this level
has been utilized for a lunch apartment
for the accommodation of employees
The northern half and the northwestern
corner OF the fifth floor have been par
titloned OH! Tor the cashier. telephone eX~
change and general offices OF the store,
the rest of the floor being utilized for
Wholesale stock. The entire sixth floor
is used for wholesale stock in all depart
ments. and Is drawn on for both whole
sale and retail purposes
Without personal visit 20 the new
store. but meagre idea Of its vastness.
detail and attra ctiveness can be obtained
Nothing has been left undone 10 make
II modern and complete. Aside from the
illumination feature. which stands out
prominently 10 make the store daylight
at night, over 1901 600 square feet OF floor
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On Magnificent Scale.

To describe the store in its complete
ness would be a difficult task As ono
enters on the main floor. one is struck
at once by the brightness of things.
Windows, glass reflections and more
than 200 electric tungsten and nrc
lights. Of a candle power ranging from
D 10 2000, all contribute to unsurpassed
brllliaDcy, which is acceDtuated by the
Immediately clean. white color scheme
OF the interior, with IFS myriads of
gildiugs and attractive finishings.
While the entire store. exterior and in.
terror is beautifully finished, its lines
arc simple and stately, free from the
slightest intjmation Of extreme orna-
incubation.
IN the center Of the main floor, IL
broad stairway divides at IA half.land-
ing into two stairways that lead on
the north and on the south to the see.
ond floor Two elevators Of the larger
type are installed at the north central
side Of tho building and operate be,
tween the six floors,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
OFFICIAL COOPERATION

One plank of the Democratic County platform which
should meet the approval Of every and woman OF the
city county with the exception of the politicians who
play the game public expense and the element which
takes advantage OF the situation described as follows
I'VE pledge our candidates to cooperate with
the officials of the state and city in the inter
est Of peace, development and the enforcement
of law
The Deseret News has called attention to this lack of
harmony several times during the past few months and has
pointed out the necessity for harmonious action be-
successfully and effectively enforce the laws
Commenting this condition of affairs the Tribune of
August 8, 1912 edtorlally said;
"The News does well to call censurable atten
ton, The Tribune has done frequently in
cent years, to this antagonism between the city
and the county, In every it is the county
that has been derelict and bameworthy
This matter that goes. only to the pocketbook
Of the Of official energy and public expendi
involved but the home of every and woman
the city and county
The aw will be completely respected while Of
fcials working out personal political grudees and
double-crossing each other during the hours they paid
uphold the law and the public Criminals will
be driven while they able to find refuge be-
tween these contradictory and conflicting divisions of
authority.
The whole fault lies in machine dominaion--f the
every believe the officials would work har
But officials who everything they have, hope
get. political clique cannot be counted do the
will of the taxpayers.
F'Why should they heed the taxPayes? they ius-
exclaming Since the taxpayers the
dccree2' T. F. THOMAS.
,.,. Democratic County Chaiyman.
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JOCKEYS SUSPENDED /
BY LAGOON JUDGES
Continued from Preceding Page.)

S'al~srt. The cinler Ernest H.. John sutor FIsl.
Roy b.. Royal Amber. Joba G. Weaver and lid
Nelson also ran.
second race. Que mIie-sIk Day lo5 Van
duBen) s!!0 sf.l0 and - 20. won; Cnrpatnls.
f0a n. atcelei, $40 and SEQ second Toy.
lot tBu@toui. $3.50. third Time IHi SO. BsY
esc Rock Fish. sTmor. Counterpart. ConoauSh,.
Daisy Plat, Little Waf and Auconia also ran.
Third race. si- fcrloDgs--J. %. Robinson. lo2
~. stccle,. ss2.oO 'n.,o and $40 Ethel.
lo7 MolcsNorthl 81 and 80, accood: Gold OF
Oph;r. lcJ Goose. SEQ. third. Time, i;iS.
Fay o. ln,pFudeu;. princess Thorpe: Blaek
Mate. SRans Hill. SIR Clcgcs. Jack Denmau.
Helene and All Rcd also iou.
Fourth sis rlonrsPrcaumr,lon. 1c5
GIcnrri. s77.5O. $3.50 and siIt0. Sir
Bieisc. 81 fCsrolli. $50 and f2s.7o. second: D.
" 0rcen I0s uoitns,. $50. third. Time, I;ta.
CurIcue Meridian ROYAL Tea. Jim Gasey. Three
LUBa Cockspur and j. +. Crowley also ran.
Flfh race. mile aud serenity yards-Dy Dami,s.
i0i Nrn6rsenl. 81 50. $3.50 and 80. Won: Club
i05 TuFneei. $3.50 apd 81 20. second. Daineer-
nrd. l0s U>oftp3l $40 third. Time. lHH 2-5.
John Hobeu. Henrietta ". George USnard. S0ir-
leg o. Beautiful, Crsuls Emma. WipIfred ID.
and MANDY Zane also
Sixth race. mile and ons-ziStcepth-Bruce Rice.
J07 tTuricrI So g.. 90 snd y SO Won: John Louis.
i0a OIenryl. $3.50 And $3.50. second; Idlewslss.
ITO tMcCabe). $3.50. tnivd. Time. ~ @-5 Wish
ing Ring Dangerous Ia:cb, Polls slsyTd. Ps-
lcItos T.ouis Kat, ssrcr. Sweet Owen and Cir
CAtr7by also
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View From Main Floor.

The center Of the front section Is omen
10 the third floor and Is surrounded Will,
an attractive railing and halustrade, from
whch splendid View is gained OF the
main floor
In the front section are the departments
dealing In millinery. corsets infants
wear, linons and boudoir articles. In the
rear section are the ladies' suits and
gowns, coaks. furs. dresses, corsets and
lingerie, feature on this floor are the
many attractive glass display cases in
which the latest models are set up. At
the northeast corner Of the floor a broad
passageway leads To an alteration room,
where dresses arc altered after nttin5s.
4 pronounced feature OF the suits and
gowns department I'm the rear section arc
the dust proof stock cases and rack
rooms, each manipulated under the latest
device for efficiency and ease Fitting
rooms also line the sides OF this section,
with obliaue mirrors. Co the exterior
OF these fitting rooms and stock rooms
arc concealed trplicatc mirrors, which
may he opened as are folding doors.
AZ the southwest corner of the second
floor are the millinery workroom and
fitting rooms for various departments.
The entire floor appears roonly and
luHuIiant with its arrays OF dpcry, but
ev cry int.h Of Hw1iihbls spRoe has benn
utiItzed.
The third iianr might assp Ira di2tfteti |
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Basement Arrangements.

In The basement is tho receiving aud
ma rliing room. the packing room, shipping
room. stock rooms and delivery depart
mcnt also lockers and rest rooms for
employees. II is expected that the work
ing force OF the new store VIII number
close To $50. which. like It's stock. VIII be
Increased as business warrants. The
Linden hotel. owned by the company, may
in the future be converted into another
annex, adjoining the present annex on
the east,
To the north OF the main building Is a
large open space, 1T the west end OF which
are the delivery sheds. from which the
delivery wagons receive their loads, An
outlet for them has been cut through the
rear walls oil the Linden hotel structure
into Floral avenue. which runs south into
Broadway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

more than two years ago. Mr. Wilson was
delegated to Investigate the matter FOR
'he railroad company. He left the city
Il lew days ago and, according to n local
Official MS report Will be one favorable
10 ihc establishment OF the resort
me railroad representative did not
communicate with any of the local parties
interested In The proposition FOR the rca-
son that ne preferred tu be Influenced
only by the physical conditions which
exist at the Promontory Point site While
nc did not go into detail regarding his
ihdlnSs' the local official with whom he
talked was .ivcn TO understand tbsf tna
conditions tnrorpc the project had not
been oVcrcS liluatcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

space has been used while the combined
length Of show cases. wall cases, coun-
ters and display tables, would cover more
than 1900 linear feet. about two and
quarter miles
A womens rest room at the southeast
corner OF the second floor has bee.I elab-
oral tely furnished with louDgine chairs aild
couches telephone service writing desks
and stationery and every convenience and
commodity that could he desired.
a distinct feature Of the store Us It's
cash carrying system, which is that OF
the Lnnson company and which is de-
clared to he the last word in efficiency
4 central sta tion on the third iioor gov
erns the second and third floors. while
central station In the basement governs
the main floor aud basement. Each cash
carrier is numbered with IL department
station number and is constructed TO stop
only at It's proper station. all others pass
ing by The system is noiSeess. the hum
Of tho electric motor that gives 1t mo-
ton being scarcely heard.
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GOOD SHOWING MADE.
! Now Ready 20 Take Up $4,000 Of
Its School Bonds.
10 The Tribune

DEN, Oct 29.-At tho next regular
|ng OF the board OF education on
mber s, bids will be received for the
ID worth VI - per cent refundlnc
10 be issued on December ! of this
The Issuance of these bonds VIII
+ lle first redemption of school bonds
D history OF Ogden city,
z original Issue: amounting 10 $50, 900,
made on December !, 1892. BY re-
Is 100000 worth this year the board
IS redceming SIS, 900 worth. This is
Possible by the sinking fund. estab-
\ by the board five years ago. on
flnd the board received per cent
est and paid per cent on the $50,
>onds, When it is considered that
b city has one OF the best high
u systems in the country and that
psf VI maintenance is high, the abil-
redeem $4,000 worth of bonds in
years is said by prominent citizens
a creditaole showing.
bonded Indebtedness Of the Ogden
echool district IS at present $4,000,
Plll be reduced to $4,000 after De
ar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
To Better Service.
Special 20 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Oct 2s-Novcmbcr ! Will mark a gan
crsl revision In tho system OF mail collections
e1d deliveries In this city according 20 Post.
master L. w. Shurtiid. He has received infor-
nation that tho three general routes OF the city
have been roadIuBtcd Under the new system tho
business district will have Seyon collections OF
mail daily. except Sundays. There VIII be four
daily deliveries OF mail in the business district
two deliveries In the closc-in residence district
and ono In tho outlying districts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Department Arrangements.

To the loft OF the main entrance. as
one enters, is tho department OF gloves.
umbrellas, parasols and appurteuant arti-
Clcs, and In the northwest corner Is the
hosiery and woolen underwear depart
mcnt. To the right OF the main entrance
arc the silks and satins, the corduroys
Iloor extend the departments IN which
are offered silverware. leather novelties
laces. bead trimmings, veilngE. ribbons
handkerchiefs, sPoo-silks, cutlery and
notions. \ feature az the central nsurfl-
crn part Of the floor Is The drug and y,y,i-
lumery department A speciality aIac Inns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30

John Velber;. Foster Cal. states; "1
have suffered MANI years with kidney
aud bladder troubles, and although l
have paid hundreds Of dollars to doc
tors and have taken all kinds Of kid
ney medicines, l could never get any
relief until ! tried Foley Kidney Pills,
and they effected complete cure. I
have never been bothered with my old
trouble since" Schramm- j ohnson,
Drugs. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Wife Seeking Divorce.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN oot. 29-fn complaint hicd In the
district court today Olive Taylor has brought
suit for divorce from Alfred Taylor. who Is
charged with dcsortion and failure 10 provide
The parties wcro married AZ Baker City, Or. April
90 1909. Mrs. Taylor alGo petitions for the right
10 resume bor maiden name. Olive Randolph.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
BAD MAN is PROBLEM
johnson, CoIored, Considered Men
ace TO Public at Ogden.
} The Tribune.

~ :" Hc lIlblHe.
DEN, Oct. 29-Atter two unsucccss-
flempts 10 rid the city of Harry
|0li The colored bad man taken
Eiicers George Wardlaw and o, +.
|son yesterday after u hard chase.
'ol!ce are determined TO land John
'nerc he will not he a menace TO the
unity Arrangements are now being
10 secure complaint in which the
WI be charged with pand erlng. II
'derstood that Eva Parsons. John
white consort, is willing to testify
kne negro has forced her into a life
WIG and taken her earnings.
<e ms arrest yesterday Johnson ha s
q mat he would have fixed Of
Wardlaw and Swanson had they
pine upon him before he could reach
|ln. He is being closely watched al
NY jail 10 prevent his making an
oreak for liberty.
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been made OF the'stationery department,
adjoining the drug department.
To the left of the elevator entrance is
a branch Office OF the Western Union
Telegraph company, and in a similar loca-
tion on the cast side of the main floor
is "A branch Office OF the American Ex
press company, both installed for the
accommodation of patrons. Another fea-
turc and speciality is a floral department,
near the elevator entrance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Want Nuisance Abated.

Special IN The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 2a-Tho city commissioners have
hoen given their 6rsr smoke nuisance of the sen.
son 10 deal with as ;hn result Of a comploi int
MED b? the tenants OF tho Lewis block at 2tia
Washington avenue. The signcrs OF tho protest.
declare thar the dcnse rlouda Of smoke from the
"himncys OF tho Arlington hotel and PIngree Na-
ioual bank building make their life n ycritsble
PittnburG existence. The matter h5r hccn re-
forrcd to Commissioner T <. Browning super.n-
lcGdCnt OF public safety.
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Station Does Good Work.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 2o.-After a successful season OF
investigation INTO the culture OF sugar boe,s the
government experimental station. established in
this city by the division Of sugar plant lnyesti-
cations or The department OF agriculture. Will he
closed on October 81 for the year. During tho
season tho station has been In charge Of Harry
II. Shaw. assistant pntholoGst. and ]. M T.
Adams his assistant. Both will return 20 Wash
lnsi0n. d. C. for thc winter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Beet Digging to Begin,

spc'laT 20 Tho TTbunc
OGDEN. Oct 2a-Job Plngrce. field supcrfnten-
dent OF the Amalgamstod Sugar company. hos is-
sued notice 10 tho faymcrs Of Weber county
10 resume active operations beet digging ns
soon az tho weather VIII permit. in ordor 10 Pre-
vent possible loSF by reason of freezing. lie
believes that cold weather viii follow shc present
storm period and frost which would act the
surface Of tho ground would freeze the bccts re-
malnlnN In Tho crnmnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Eagles Give Minstrel Show.

OGDEN Oct. 2a.-lh, m, annual miuytrcl
SNOW "f Ogden acric 40. lis. Trntcrnal Order %,
'''E'f. WNs held IN the Drphcum thcatcr to-
| niEhi. fnty salt Lslc Easlca. who came on
special irrin. were prcrrnt. Tho perform
snCc Will 10 repeated tomorrow night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Touching Scene Witnessed.

SpcsHi ~ ihc IIlpuu'.
OGDEN. Oct. 2o,-PuShinE an empty sooart
which he supposed contained bis il-months. old
Guild. stephen X. Wills. rcPlng. IL Is said
from tho effects OF too much lquor. was arrested
by OihccrE o. ". swanson and Walter Marlin
today az tho request or spectators who had
rescued the mud-bcdru6slcd and crying baby
from the enitcr, Jamc- Trappett. who had nc-
oompaniod Wills his visits 10 several Twenty
Gfth street saloons. alec taken Into custody
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Will Not Go to War.

5porTsT TO The Trlbunc-
OGDEN Oct. "a.-Faing To dispose Of theiT
extensive business Interests. Peter and George
BoodroolIcG Greek merchants at i3s rwcn.y-of,h
street have abandoned tbeIr intention OF returning
10 their native land TO ncht the Turks In nd-
dltton TO tho grocery store in this city tho-
own TWO ranches and Other property. They we're
unable 70 dispose OF this property except at groat
financial loss. All a their relatives have de-
nArlcd for Ercncc
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Suit on a Contract.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. 2o--1he ogden Sewer Pine 4 CLAY
company nted complaint it, tho district court
today sEsinst \. \. Clark. representing the city
NJ fricc. Utah. 10 recover $oei2.l3 on a contrac,
20 FURNISH sewer pipe for city sowor Fyetcm
Ihc contract was entered into on March g. 1912
aud ear orisinally Tor SIZE. 80.
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To Guard Warflrnhc.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeVMT u Tnc TlIDunc.
OGDEN Oct 9o.-Dccause OF tho preparations
which have hocu made BY Moncgcr Joe GoYs. the
stage Of tho Orpbaum thcsior noxt sunday night
wiz DC a. djfDcuit Of acccgB tho palace OF
CAR Nirholar That night marks the engage
mrnt of Nglcskn Suwott appearing IN Tho Kirs
WALTZ" and Ar. Goss doos not propose TO un-
rYor 10 Tho schubcrjs foi the loss OF any portion
OF Nis- surratts expensive WARDROBE. Ho has
applied 10 Chief OF Police W l. Norton 10 ien
officers and Viii be stationed ut each en-.
igauev tho SfREc.
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this case the open space, surrounded with
arches and balustrades. is In the center
OF the rear section. On this floor are the
ing goods, fne linens, fancy goods, art
needle work. novelties. art department
proper. and similar offerings. in all their
variety. cXcellently grouped and displayed
With rich effect The third floor OF the
annex, at the northeast corner OF the
building. is used as q stncIc rnni,n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
LOCKED IN BOX CAR,
J. s. l. Fireman Attacked, Robbed and
imprisoned for an Hour

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, oct. 29.-Jamcs Mcneil, fire.
man on an oregon short Line freight
tram. was robbed. beaten and lock ed i'm
a box car tonight in the west yards of
the Southern Pacific railroad. according
To report given The police hy Karl Lam
son, Watchman. Mcneil. the watchman
SAID, was attacked by four mon,
Iamson reported That the holdup oc-
CURED about $50 o'clock and that the
ualn Was delayed an hour before it left
thc yards because it required that length
OF timc 10 iud Mcneil. When he was re-
leased from the car he was able To make
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
LAKE RESORT FAVORED.
'"'orS Point Is Place Selected; VIII
'ry to Surpass SaItaIr.

y 10 The Tribune.
I'm; Oct, 29.--Tha, lake resort.
~ u NOT surprising the Saltair in
~. VIII be built at Promontory
ny n.meniy miles west OF Ogden, Is the
y 49, gwen by a prominent Southern
vlilc,ai !! the 9rriman interests
Wr,prablc action on the report of
fjrs ,,n' who has Just completed his
-as,rVn s,.an oi the conditions.
~. nhph is former right OF way
Il ~. sr she Southern Pacific. but has
ID s,,, Jas dctive service. Following the
wa.'on wss TOT the proposed resort,
was started by the Weber club
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To Make Annual Custom.

SPECIAL 70 Thn ITIbuhc.
OGDEN. Oct 2a.-1u effort 10 make the
Ogden plan OF presenting nacg 10 the schools on
Flae day q national observance OH tho part OF
Dix-Losan pos, OF this city. hns ocul an outline
Of tho proposition 90 the national hesdqnsrtc,7
together Win newspaper articles showing tho
smcccss Of tho plnn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
BIG HEATING PLANT.
View Boilers Are Purchased for
Union Station at Ogden.

Union Station at Ogden.
Y to The Tribune.
'cN, Oct. g9.-Two boilers OF 100
Rower capacity and capable Of with
."s LOU pounds OF steam pressure
q tue equipment for the new heat
'ant now under course OF constrrIc-
y the Union passenger station. Be-
ul tne fact that the plant will not
mpleted until late in the winter. a
aaary heating equipment Is being in
permanent plant will be located
W tle sta ton building across the
nsef tracks. The foundation IS now
paced ior the stack, self-support-
ts. tuoe I'VE feet in diameter and 100
tusn. Nhen completed the plant
~ %.n,sn steam for heating the sub
p'atlon building and any cars park cd
yards.
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Charge Is Lesscncd.


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 29.--DiS,rict Attorney L. T Hu-
lonisbi fled amended complaint today in
which the alleged ofcnsc OF T, NJ. Wells is des-
iSuatcd obtaining money BY fraud. Instead
OF the original charge OF forgery. II IL under
ptood that Wells VIII pIond guilty 10 tho
charge WHOM arraIEucd In the district court
FRIDAY. lie ia alleged 10 have pnssed a bogus
check OF which hc obtained S. so
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Licensed to Wed.
spocicl 10 The Tribune.

"I'''IUT 7" IWr IfTDNNc.
OGDEN, Oct 29.-Mnrriogr licenses Voro grant
cd todsy 10 Robert McQuoon Of Gateway Utah
and Elizabeth Thomson OF Peterson Utah: Or,on
Waldrsm nj RcTburc. Ida. and Mrs Mary Y
Willis OF Warren; Joseph X. Obrav Of Parndiyr
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ProgressivcS to Rally,

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Ort. 29.-Thc Psogrcssives have ar
ranged 10 hold their biggest mootlns o, Tho We
per county campaign in this city next Saturday
night. They have secured tho Ogden tho,Ier
and Judge George w. Moycr viii be the principal
speaker
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9T''I"I % TUo IIInUUr-
oIl'EN.i Oct. @h-GovcrnoT William Spr- maid
MIS- hrst campaign visit of this fall 10 Weber
county tonight. Ho addressed largo audiences !
made spccChc-
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Wife Granted Decree,

III"
OGDEN. Oct. 2o.-lu tho d.atrict today
Judge j. 4 Howell granted intcrlocutory de-
OF divorce TO InrgsTotc Losch In her suit
agaiunt August Losch. The wife obtained the de-
cree tho ground. that her huRband cruol
aud lnbnmau. often striking her with his clcnchcd
hgs and ordorip5 her frou tho house. They
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-30
Plav Basketball in Water.

CHICAGO. oct GA new game
basketball in the watcr-is to mako its
appearance horc tbs winter. Tho sport
viii cmbody the game Of rugby polo. less
the objectionable points. and will have
all Of the good points Of basketball. II
will be known 4 g bssk et polo
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Irwin C. Stump Dead.

BY international News Service.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2a.-TrT'in G. Stump,
so years old "a wealthy retired mining
man and attorney and one dime ma u2 SCI,
or the estate of tho late Senator Hearst
of California, died today as the result OF
Injuries received last evening in a fall
down an elevator shaft.