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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-07
THE WORLD WINS
IN SUIT FOR LIBEL
WOMAN BROUGHT
Jury Quickly Finds Verdict,
and Other Newspapers May
Appeal Their Losses.
SUICIDE STORY BASIS.
Policeman's Testimony on the
Stand Is Refuted by Record
Book Showing Report.
SUICIDE STORY BASIS.

4 jury in Part TX. Supreme Court.
Justice John J. Brady presiding. yester-
day handed down a verdict in favor OF
the Press Publishing Company (The
World). In an action for libel brought
by Mrs. Leonye Violet Bauduy. The ac-
tion was based on an article which APP
peared In the Evening World OF Aug.
10. 1910. II told OF the suicide OF the
plaintiffs husband. Louis c. Baucuy.
at Mamaroneck on tho previous day and
OF an alleged attempt on the woman's
part 20 take her own life when the facts
were made known to her.
II was brought out In the article that
two previous wives OF Bauduy had
committed suicide. and that tho third
Mrs.. BeuAuy had been araigned on Q
former occasion In . police court and
discharged on . charge Of attempted
suicide. Other newspapers published
articles concerning tho suicides ana at
tempted suicides In the regular course
Of the news
SMALL vERpIcTs FOR IN TWO
sUiTA
Nra Bauduy. through an attorney
named Ralph Ittclson. brought libel &C.
tions against several newspapers. In
two pk these actions tried recently
small vecdicts were recorded by the
plaintiffs. In Tho World suit Herman
wlss appeared ~ counsel for Mrs.
Bavduy. The World was represented
by Howard Taylor. Its general counsel.
ana Charles H. Brophy.
A careful and searching inquiry was
made by The World and important evil
denos not brought out at the previous
trtas was introduced. The principal
witness for The World was Cecil b
Arthur. now Of Ct. Louis. who returned
70 New York At the solicitation of The
World 70 give evidence.
He testified that on the night befor,
The Worlds publication he had fount
Nrs. Bauduy In hysterical condition
in front OF her home. and with anoths
.0an named Rosanthal had assisted he
upstairs to her apartment: that she con
tinusd to be hystericai. crying out tina
she did not care TO live and hat he ha<
restrained her when she approached nj
open window with the intent. a. he be
iieved. TO throw herself out.
Arthur further testified that tht
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-07

LONDON, Nov. 7.--Fresh loan negotia-
lions between the Chinese Government
and the group OF bankers representing
the United States, Great Britain, Ger
many. France. Russia and Japan were
opened at Pekln yesterday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-07
Linen Sheets and Cases

Fine round thread full bleachod pure Irish
linen hcmstitched sheets and pillow cases at less
than the cost OF the material by the yards
Sheets, Tx 90. value $3.50 each. at s2.7s
Sheets. 00xl03. value o.. 100 each. at sS.2s
Pillow Cases. 2215x36, value 75c each. at %sc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
PROBE REQUEST FOR
CUT INSURANCE RATE

The committee OF fire underwriters
who are making a thorough inspection
oJ tho city with . view 10 determining
the justice OF Mayor Parks request Tor
cheaper insurance rates, yesterday vls-
tied several OF tho city's reservoirs to
superintendent OF wEterwoTks. and w.
IL. korDs, commissioner OF the water
departulen accompanied the commit
tee on It's rounds yesterday afternoon.
The party visited the Capitol iIill res
eivoir, the reservoir and intake dam In
Parlev's canyon and the Sig Cottonwood
conduit. The committee made no suE-
gestlons 10 the water officials the ob-
ject OF the trip being merely the gath
erlnE OF information. SUGGESTIONS as to
ways OF improving the water supply wiz
be contained In the committee's report
IL Is expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
High School Feels
Certain of Victory
In Saturdays Game

The Salt Lake high school 8 first
team took layod' yesterday to rest
up after the freshmen game. Kilpat
rick has the only visible injury, show
ing n much bruised eve, where Fred
Stack placed his shoe twice during the
second quarter. All Of the boys, how
ever, are stiff, for The freshmen proved
no easy prey and battlcd hard through
out the game,
The second team 5 game with Al
Hallows is still indefinite as TO date
but Manager McCurdy saws it must
come off this week or he will cancel
the contest. as be does not want the
boys 20 carry any bruises to Colorado
when they meet Grand Junction
The first team will be out in uni.
form this afternoon to begin prepara
ton for the game with Jordan next
Saturday. Tho Red sGd Black BOYS
are inclined TO consider this game 3
slaughter, from the showing OF high
school 5 second team against the Farm.
ers: but recalling how the Sandy boys
trimmed Ogden. it may prove that the
westsidPrs are again overconfdcnt
However, II they keep their heads, the
Indians should make quick work OF
the Farmers, a. there is no doubt that
high school has the greatest football
machine in its class hereabouts.
Coach Richardson is gradually work,
ing the irvincible' idea out OF fhe
PLAYERS heads by smashing The line
himself aUd tacbtug The boys rs though
thev were varsity PLAYERS. He save
be viii continue tJis svstem until every
vestige OF ovcrconfdcncr is destroyed,
es chance defeat b. the SANDY team
would iulure high schools prestige be,
voDI repair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
JAMES f. CONLEY,

THE TRIBUNE has received 2 letter
from Mrs. James F. Conley, 500
south State street. Chicago. H.. asking
ior assistance In locating hcr missing
husband, whom she heard from last in
this city. Mrs. Conley saws that she re-
dated October 20 stating that he would
leave that day for Chicago. She was i'll
at the time and sent him money and n
ticket to Chicago. she says, so that he
would be sure 70 come AT once. She has
heard nothing from him since. she adds.
Mrs. Conlcv says in her letter that she
fears her husband has been the victim
OF an accident or or foul play and Is
anxious 10 know his wherea bouts aud
condition. He is a bolermaker by trade
and his wife says she believes he must
have been wearing dark suit OF rough
clothes at the time OF his disappearance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
| ADDITIONAL SPORTS |
u" FOOTBALL SQUAD
GETS DOWN To WORK
Continued from Page Nine.)

Between halves the students swarmed
QUITO the field and, after executing 4
snake dance, they all "ragged' TO the
music of two excellent brass bands.
The professor illustrated this for the
benefit of the Utah students.
IT was this spirit that made the
Boulderites hold when they were in
danger and made them do the best they
have ever done, he said
The Utah football men foel that for.
tune defeated them, but all are willing
to wipe out the memory Of the game
by an overwhelming victory over Colo.
rado College Saturday. In such an
event, the title of champions viii be
granted 10 Utah.
There was lively practice last night
and with the exception OF Lon Romney
no one appeared TO be any the worse
for the wear. Rompey consulted Dr.
Byrnes of the medical department and
found that he has ''water on the an.
kle.'' making it improbable that he
will be in Saturdays game. Outside
of the hard luck feature Of the game,
Lon said the feature of the battle
was the wonderful work Of Ed Peter.
son. the blond Utah tackle. Pete,
according to Romney, easily outplayed
any man on the field.
Last night the workout consisted
wholly Of signal practice and the learn
ing of a couple Of new plays. Today
there will be scrjmmage with the
frcshies.
The freshies are also ready TO get
down TO work aoaiu after their defeat
by high school They plav Ogden in
Ogden next Saturday and the follow.
ing week meet the Idaho State Nor
NAL school at Albion, Ida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
linking" NELL IN OGDEN.
Champion Woman Tramp Seeks Cot at
oaden City jail.

special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 1i.-'TIikinE' Nell Hale,
champion woman tramp OF the world is
a guest OF ogden city, that is, she is
guest so fnr rs a complimentary bunk
In the woman's department OF the citv
Anderson says this woman IS the most
striking character who has visited Nthc
police headquarters IN MANI months She
refused abs 1lutely to visit the county
authorities on the grounds that she was
not seeking permanent relief merely
desiring 10 spend the night at the city
lNl and take I'D her westward journey
warm was her explanation regarding
lcT destination.
Although she declares that sire has
never rode on a freight train during the
seven years OF her wanderlugs about
the country, Mrs. Hale. FOR she admir-
having left her husband. did not walk
"ven a small portion oC the distance
position tho tie woman Was insane,
the Collinston officers arrested her ana
sent her 20 Brigham Citv. When ib,.
Box Elder authorities discovered theii.
mistake they supplied her with an Ogden
Rapid Transit ticket 20 Ogden.
The woman reluctantly admitted that
hcr Christian name WAS Hale: she pre-
fcrs 10 be known only as 'Iiiinr'' Mol.
Hcr home. or rather tho place whore She
was born, vas 81 Louis. hut she has not
visited that city since taking 10 the road
seven years ago Mrs Hale alatcs tlpf
shH paid 2 former visit 10 ogden about
TWO years ago Although siouii. de-
nyinS that she has acquired a taste FOR
liquor. tho woman ~ addicted 10 tho
cigarette habit and can roll a Gamer
pipe with the dexterity which Indicates
much practiCe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
DISCUSSING PLUMS
IN WEBER COUNTY
S. S. Smith IS Only Avowed
Candidate for the
Postmastership.
sreeisl 70 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 1.-THE result OF tn,
general election has been known but q
few days. yet the voters OF Weber coun-
~ have turned from tho discussion OF
the vote 10 the FAR moro interesting
topic OF "nlums." Considering Utahs
showing on the vote for president. the
voters in general end tho Democrats in
particular seem certain that President
elect woodrow Wilson VIII not overlook;
any Of the possible federal appointments
IN lis state. The question Of appoint
ments is said 10 rest largely with 5. z.
Thurman. Democratic state chairman.
and w Z. Wallace, the national COM
mitteeman.
As tho principal appoiutlve office in
Weber county, the postmastership has
been most widely discussed, There prob
ably will be several candidates. but uD
10 the present time. s. :. Smith. chair
man OF the Democratic central commit
Tee. is the only avowed aspirant TO the
Shurtliff. Mr.. Smith believes that his
past services IN behalf Of the party en-
titles Linn 10 the office,
Postmaster Shurtl!ffs term OF office
expires on February .. 1918 lie sue
ceedsd William Glasmann. who was ap
pointed by the late President Mckin-
10y. In the winter OF 1908 Mr. ShurJ
liff was appointed by former President
office on February 2, 1909. President
TAFT did not SO tit 90 alter Colonel
Roosevelt's selection. but there seems 10
be prevailing opinion that the incom-
ing president will not sustain Colonel
Roosevelt in his choice. ANY change by
Nr. Wilson cannot be made until after
his Transportation on March next
Other than that OF postmaster. there
are few federal nppointive positions in
this unity. All are now held By per-
sons who arc identified with the so
called federal bunch"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
REPUBLICAN is LOSER.
Official Count OF Votes Puts Democrat
In Lead.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpttId! 10 Inc 1Iluuue.
OGDEN, Nov. 1i.-Vhile tho county
commissioners were unable 10 complete
the official canvass OF the Weber coun-
~ vote today, IL has been ascertained
that at least one change in the unofficial
raturns, as indicated by a canvass OF tue
poll books, will deprive Henry steele,
Republican candidate, OF the office or
city constable. The unofficial canvass
gave him nve votes over Thomas Cum
ntngbem. the Democratic candidate, but
the revised count places Cunningham
sixteen votes 20 the good. The new
figures show Cunningham 2300; steele,
22SS.
It is not believed that the Official
canvass Will bring about any other such
radical changes III the result as origin
ally announced. The majorlues OF all
hcen elected are sufficiently large that
The result. The office OF constable Iur-
nished The real race on the county
ticket The office with the next lowest
minority Is that or recorder. Thomas
Mckay, the Republican candidate. hay-
ing less than 100 votes IN excess OF the
number received by Mrs. Mary Tnrlcy
the Democratic candidate.
In accordance with The law the com
missioner entered upon their task OF
cBnvassing the vote at noon today AS
there were almost lao candidates aud
the figures OF thIrty-nine election pre-
cincts and districts 10 review. they were
forced 10 continue the totaling Of the
vote until tomorrow. This Will be ac-
conplished with the aid or County Clerk
samuel G. Dyes force OF clerks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
APPEAL is EN-.
Supreme Court WIN Hear Easement
Case From Ogden.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. IA notice OF an ap-
peal % the supreme court OF the state
has been fled in the district court in
tho case OF the Commercial National
bank against David Eccles. s. T. Whit
aker and others. The record OF the case.
as It was tried IN Judge NJ ] Harris's
division Of tho local court, was COM
pletcd today
The case involves tho right OF the
Commercial National bank to an case
ment In the south wall OF the destroyed
Eccles building. the district court hav-
ing given Ar. Eccles and the other de-
fendants the right 10 remove the old
wall, but granting tho bank an interest
IN the proposed new wall. This was
strongly contested by Mr., Eccles and he
delayed preparations for hts new office
building, pending the outcome OF the
case.
Having arranged 10 erect the steel
work. n necessary. with the old wa II still
standing. Mr.. Eccles IS proceeding with
excavations for the new building regard
less OF the pending action. Although an
opinion from the higher court is q ques-
tion OF months, Mr., Eccles Is hopeful Of
starting actual construction on the office
building carly in the spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12

Utah Light &, Railway company applying
for 4 long-teTm franchise. but tho atti-
'ude Of the business men also applies
10 the request recently nled by C. y,
Boyd or that Of any other corpora ton
seeking an operating ordinance IN oE-
for a term longer than twenty i've
years
Mayor Fell has not made public the
this proposition and has not even stated
his own views. There has beeu no pub
lie consideration of the two franchise
a committed Of tho whole. Mayor Fell
states that the commissioners arc giving
the proposed grants very careful consd-
Grafton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
NORTHWESTERN ASKS
FOR HIGHER CLASS
Continued from Page Nine.)

coma clubs Several players from the
Northwestern league were drafted by tho
Southern league this season.
More than thirty disputes were referred
10 tho Milwaukee meeting of the board
OF arbitration.
Following are among tho cases decided
today.
Claim of Topeka against Ironton for
Player Whiting, allowed.
Application for reinstatement by 0s-
car Jones tSan E'ranCisco). disallowed.
Dayton, O.. against seattle. claim FOR
$3.50. allowed.
PLAYER Barrkamp. claimed by Seattle
and ca gary. awarded 10 Seattle.
Claim of Player Kelley against Salt
Lake City, allowed.
Claim for Player Davidson against
Omaha. dSallowed
Claim of Player Baker against Helena,
dlsallOwrd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Monday,s Pimlico Results

First race. Hvs and = ha'f fprlongs
purse-yirile. liz tShuttinser>, - 10 !
won: Lawsuit. 100 tDavicsI, 5 10 /, soc
1nd. Lace. ia (Nsrtlnl, even, third
Time, l.0s J-5.
Second race, milo aul forty yards. SELF
lng-O El. IL tFslrbrothert. 3 10 /
won, Troy weight, IL (GlaEsl. s 70 5
20 l. third. Time, i;t5
Third race. Sis fuylongs, seiiinS--Iva
be-. 10 fTeahaunl. 8 70 S, Won; Joe
knight. io5 (Hopkinsl. TO I, second
yellow Eyes, 10 (McCsherl. to l.
third. Time. i;l4.
Fourth race two and a half milea
stcepl eohase e-ColliSny. lis Gyuchl, 4 %
J. Won; The Prophet 1S5 (Kcrmath) ;
to .. second. Shannon River I75 (AIicu)
To /. third. Time. 5;03 As.
Fifth race, i've and a h3lf rIrlOngs
purse-Leochsrcs, 1i9 (McCShey), &c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
ophir Gets Three Months.
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. l1.-AIthough the police
failed TO locate the gun with which Adam
Ophtr ls supposed 10 have attempted a
highway robbery last Friday evening. the
man was sentenced 10 three months IN
the city Jail on a charge OF drunkenness
when arraigned before Judge W. II.
Reeder this morning w. II. Walker and
G. u. Haphner made the complaint
against Ophir and were the citys wit
nesses IN the case. Ophir did not deny
that he might have attempted a holdup.
explaining that he was too drunk 10 re-
member what really occurred on that
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
TO EXTEND SYSTEM.
Northern Ogden District 4, 10 BE Sup.
piled WIN Liuhts.
special 10 The Tribuna.

Hpeclei N Inc Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 1.-THE county com
nlSsioners were notified - their regu-
lar meetirg this morning that tho Utah
Light q Railway company had completed
nesoiahona Nllh committee repre-
Sentins tho North Ogden residents and
were rcadT TO start construction work
on the transmission line which T. to -up-
ply the northern district with electricity
tnr lighting purposes. The matte- hag
been under confederation for some time
past. the company having been arantcI
q franchise several months HEo. auI in-
Power company is about 20 cr'~r tho
field is said % have caused ;hc imme-
date action.
In their franchise Tire commissioners
have granted the company Tho right to
erect a police line at thc rl1c IN the
county road Tor q distance of three miles
between Five Points and &oriu Js-
den
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Funeral Today.
specIal Do ~ TrIbunc-

OGDEN Nov 1.-THE funeral az
George II. Mcfarland will be held to-
morrow afternoon, with services at the
Ninth ward chanel ~ > o'clock Tie
body VIII lie m state ~ the family home.
noon and up until 1 p m. The members
ol Weber camp No. e, Woodmeu OF tie
World. VIII attend the funeral IN body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Taxes Are Coming In,
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov 1.-THE annual tax
paying rush was inaugurated al the of.ice
OF County Treasurer Alma d. Chambers
today. \ force OF extra clerks has been
added TO facilitate the handling OF the
large number OF accounts which will de-
mand attention during the next I'VE
days. November Is Is designated as the
last day Tor paying taxes. but Mr.. Cham
oers has decided TO accept tax money on
November IS also, as the bectgrowers
have pay day on tho Eth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
OFFICIALS GOING HOME.
Forestry Men Stop over In Ogden After
Zion Meeting.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov ia number OF the
prominent forestry officials OF the
United States spent the day at the local
headquarters or the Fourth district white
en- route TO their homes after attending
the national meeting in Salt Lake.
Among the visitors were District For
esteTs Smith Riley OF Denver. L. A. Will
cox or Missoula, George II. Cecil OF
or Portland Inspector i. w Reed of tho
Washington office and Assistant For
ester l.. L. kneipp OF the national of
flee.
The Supervisors OF the Fourth dis
trict arc reporting at the local office
daily for their winter details 4 num-
Der OF meetings among the supervisors
stationed In the forests OF Utah have
been arranged Tor the winter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Howell Goes to Logan.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN, %ov ii.--Judge 4 A. Howell
Viii hold no court sessions ,u this county
llls Nerk. owing 20 sn arrangement b'.
Whiru ne VIA 20 in Logan ts hear Sow
ersI c5so4 in which Judge W. V
MuuSlau i- disqualified
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Headquarters Closed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. 1.-THE Republican
campaign headquarters on Hudson ave-
nue having been abandoned. \. w Lar
son, who acted as secretary 20 the cam
psisn committee, has resumed his du-
ties as a deputy in the office OF County
Elerk ), O. Dye. All matters in connec-
tion with the Republican campYign In
Weber county have not yet been adIIst- :
ed. but Secretary Larson Is handling the
work at the clerks Office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12

10. won: Brisr Path. 10 (Kerrjck), to
l. second; Tarts. i10 (ButwelD. to 1,
third Time. 1907 As.
Sixth race. rnile and forty yards SELL
iug-Fred Mulholland II. (ButwelD TO
., won; Henry Hutchinson, 112 (Frsch),
3 TO J, second; Col. Cook. 10 (Hoplans).
? to /, third Time, las 1-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Owls to Give Ball.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 The TrIbune.
OGDEN. Nov, 1l.-In commemoration
OF the eighth anniversary of the found
ing OF their order. the members OF Og-
den nest No. l21S, order OF Owls. have
decided TO hold grand ball at the CO.
lcnial dancing academy on the night Of
November 81. The arrangement COM
mittee is planning speclal features for the
anniversary commemoration exercises
which are TO he given publicly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Shops Are Robbed.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. I'm. Sorensou report =
ed To the police this morning that the car
shops az the Rio Ora nde rounhouse were
broken into hy burglars some time last
night and $40 worth OF tools stolen Mr.
Sorenson suffered the greatest loss After
pIyiuG the locks from the door. the bur-
glars rausacked the lockers OF the work
men. taking only tho more Naii,a hla
tools
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
Licensed 70 Wed .


-peclai 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 1i--NarriaFe licenses
were granted today 10 John ". Walter
OF herman. Cal, and Miss Elizabeth Gait
~ Ogden: William \. Iiaigll OF Farm
lnEtop e0d Mrs Eu.iua Shelton OF ogden.
Ihr ili,or were united IN marriage uy
DEPUTY Cicsl Jqhu Y Rluth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS.
ASSESSMENT NUMsER z.

Abraham Irrigation COMPANY Princi-
pal place OF business. 35l South Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assess
rneut No. Z levied on the 26th day Of
August. 1912. the several amounts sci
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows:
No. Cert. Name, No shares mt