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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26
Little Boobies Pa
by WILLIAM +. KIRK.

You are? sed Ma. Ma was kind Of
grlnning at Pa a II made Pa littel bit
nervus, beekaus Ma doesn't grin vary
often & wen she does grin II dosent
mecn that she is happy. Well. you tall d
sturdy oak. sed Ma. you mite as well
start rite out now.
Then Pa coffed llttei & sed BY the
way wife. thare is a nttel matter Of
witch wished to speek 10 you OF. Pa scd
II concerns funds sed Pa. was thinking
that ef you wud let me talk ten dollars
out Of the sugar bowl 1 wud be sure TO
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

The great discov-
cry was purely acct
dental. On the
twenty-third a fear
full tempest arose,
ragged for three
days and nights and
wound up by drlv-
ing Pinzon ashore
The shore was that
OF Brazil.
For the United
States OF Brazil,
there awaits, be-
vond a doubt.
n glorious future.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26
Asking Too Much.

My dear" said Mr. Garrison. I don't
want you to think l have any desire to
criticise you for the way you manage.
but. really. We must try to live within
our Income"
within our income? Goodness, And
he regarded by everybody in our set as
eccentric? Judges Library.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

Wife. sed Pa TO Ma last mite, do you
remember that brite June day when you
and me got married over in Ilobokens
! shud say do, sed Ma. have newer
gotten over the memory Of H. ! have
tried to fergit Il a lot Of times, Ma sed,
but the effort was always futile.
Newer mind the sar-kssm, sed Pa.
! mean do you remember promise that
l gaIv you on that brlte morning?
You gaiy me a lot Of promises sed Ma.
you eeven declared the prcecher into yure
confidence. & toad him that you were
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

a fIIvver, sed Pa F1ivver is Greek for
failure. Me & Garmo both went broak,r
sed Pa. am thru forever. sed Pa
Chance is a flickel queen he toad Ma.
Hereafter I shall WOO you only.
Ma KEEP on grinnlng at Pa After he
went to bed Ma toad me the reescn Pa
sed he was going for to WOO her only
was beekaus he wanted five, noar out Of
the sugar bowl
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

wheel.
You are what? sed Ma.
am going to talk up rulstte aggenn,
sed Pa. have just had long talk with
a friend Of mine wlch has Jest calm back
from Monte Carlo, his maine Is Johnny
GarEso. and he has found q slstcm by
wich he can win on any wheel that he
may chose to play. Pa ssd. He explained
the siytem to me, Pa sed. II won him
fifty thousand francs oaver in France.
d between US we figger that we ought
to eileen up every gambling house in this
gate city. Pa sed. We are going to start
out tonite-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

80 NftNhth a man
TO drink, but ac-
cording TO the wo-
men VINO tell me
their sad. sad
stories. the wife $
mother is a house
hold angel com
pared to the hus-
bands mother.
Every day I get
a dozen or more
fat. thick letters In
which women re-
late the persecu-
tons they endure
from their mother
in-iaws. One writes:
II have been
married some little
time. l love my
hrIshand and my
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26
The Mother-in-Law Question Again
by DOROTHY DIX.

II my correspondents are any criterion
Of human woe, the source of most of the
misery In the world is the mother in-law.
For ages the caricaturlst and the hum
orist have represented his wife's mother
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26
Don't Hit Him With That!


pooa DICK RleHAfos HAP BEEN
AVIAN FROM HOME FOR So
long ntAr HIS GoAr MAX
GETTING nRD FROM mGArspspI no,
pier WAITED A LETTER a PApEe
AtSn4trc From HOME TO WIG
Nm UP ABOUT p+E GAplc. He +
StEYpEp up TO me cIEeE Arp
ASEso rof Ms MAIL JuHs
ONE tsT1Ef.tT Shneuep OF
No6B. HMuS7 Be From wttoj
!A'> PPsp ooR t4eRo Hae,ser
ToPES HG ToRG ArD nag
hGRE lHSipE WAs one LINE.
II Afp. WOULD EoO TERM
WEBER ARC riELpS Pg UNION
A oU1rH SETTLEMENT
p0kT HIT HIM WITH THAT,
MGpEtS NAILS IN 1T.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

No. Alonso. a broad-minded woman
isn't necessarily fat.
Only misguided person would attempt
to pull a wooden leg.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26
January "a. 1900.

1t was a magnificent prize that fell TO
the lot OF Vincent PinEon and his imperial
master. the king Of Portugal, when. 80
years ago today, the wonderful land now
known as Brazil was discovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

IN a Chauffeur FoR
an ACTOR row AN
Gee ID Sorr. we GET
Up At 2 Aro IpRwE
Nm oysR 70 NE LINKS
wAsM ! cAppS Eoa
~ AotG. ntGt DRIVE /,
Ii (
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26
p0rU HIT HIM WITH That,
ntGpGtS NAILS IN 1T.

pssjS HIM FOR res
MArtres. MRfE htS
LeTEHS nEH TILT
AFRO oRe,j HIM FoR me-
h6HT jHoW HNE HLS
WEE Hoa q SPIns IN NE
lote naomGrrj. DIeN
50 HOME .--o
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26

Nm RAcFn NE tlouJs
WHERE I MASA ne pooJ.
,HuSh AS gt+osi crop
ma k,e4 oLno LAott
MS sDRIsj uJEa
% MS RieI Asour
MS GfeArNsjs. At 4 !,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-26
By Tad

Be.R-R- WEHr- me- PHONE
ScHmuee 6io so Or HiJ HAND
HskhEa TT WAsHr For Hth>
as lE WAS NOT cAiRplA6r
WirH KITS WIFE ANp SAG WAC
NE ONLY one W NO KNEW
wHERe Ne Held roRTlt at
Ns++V, Mr. SoAmUek RpED
), ne SOY TO NE PHoRE.
" As JUMPED HELLO his
Is fM He YELLED voTiTfS
T Nov Won't? A VOICE
fePIiep'iE The AGENT
RiGS TO SoAe YOU WOULD
4ou GALL HIM A DAMP
CELLAR?
IF roV Don't Mont HER,
WON'T HER.y,tini
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
lntermounta1n News

Lehi to believe 1t has the championship
team Of Utah county.
Payson Is not willing 10 concede this
honor TO Lehi and has issued a chal-
lenSe to Lehl to play a series of ilve
games for the county championship and
a purse OF $50 for each Of the five
gaines the winners TO take the purse
Both teams arc playing strictly home
men and to guard against any importa-
tations have given the following as the
list from which The players must he
chosen:
Lehi-Gnrff. Holmstead. Fox, Smulr.
Terrance, Harp Bushman: Dorton Tay-
lor, Coates and Davis
Payson-Done. Stiyens, Gray, Mon
tague. Norris, Wignall Hughes. TAYLOR.
Powell. Snider, Wheeler. Jones Ballard
and Hall
The first and third games will be
played The coming and following Satur-
days at Payson. The second and fourth
games Will be played the following Wed
nesdays at Lchi and the Gflh game will
be decided by toss up
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
DIED

BUTCHBR-At st. Marks hospital. An
IoGn w, son Of Moroni and Sarah e.
Rice Butcher; born Augunt rs, 1906. in
Salt Lake City. Funeral services Mon
NJ IJndertaker Joseph William Taylor. Il
South West Temple street Friends are
Invited to attend. 1nterrnent IN City
cemetery.
cIRpRA-At 257 west south Temple
atreet August 3, 1912, Cesere Cirpra,
aged SO years. Funeral services WILL be
held from ODonneu 81 Co.'S che""' to.
day (Sunday) at p. m 1nterment
Mount Calvary cemetery.
PIcKARD-At tho home of hor son, @.
p Pickard. No. 6o4 South Main street.
MRS. Emma Pickard, In her d9th year.
The remains will be taken TO Elkhorn,
Neb for !uterment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
BURGLAR CAPTURED
BY CHICAGO POLICE
Prisoner Alleged to Have Sc
cured st5o,ooo Worth of
Plumber.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-After an excit-
ing chase through the crowded streets
Of tho business section. the police to-
day arrested Jacob F. Guthrie, alias
Harry Brown, 2S years old. who Is
alleged to have robbed tho homes Of
wealthy residents OF the south side
OF valuable paintings, silverware, jew
elry. clothing, stocks and bonds worth
more than S150,o0o.
AS Guthrie was being locked in a
cell he attempted to swallow two rent
receipt slips which the police seized
and which later led to his identity.
One was for a barn On the west side
and tho other for a room In a storage
warehouse,
When the police searched the barn
and warehouse they found thousands
of dollars worth of valuable articles
stolen from the homes Of prominent
Chicagoans in the last few months.
Among the articles found were five oil
paintings valued at $4,000, stolen
from Mrs. Charles P. Kellogg.
Guthrie, who lived with his mother
and brother, Robert W. Guthrie, a po-
liceman, is charged with forging the
name of Mrs. II. o. Stone and Mrs
Ella Wilson to checks for $4,000 which
he deposited to his own credit in Chi
csgo banks, Guthrie is said to be a
graduate of a local college.
In a statement to the police Guthrie Is
said to have admitted having robbed the
homes OF scores OF wealthy persons In
He said he studied the society
columns OF tho newspapers I'm selecting
his victims.
Guthrie was an Instructor in one Of the
public high schools until March, 1911,
when he resigned.
lie attributed his downfall to speculat-
ing and said he was heavily In debt when
he resigned his position as teacher.
My first burglary was committed IN
March, 1911" said Guthrie. Fl had In
vested heavily in stocks and bonds and
had lost a large amount OF money. did
not know what to do and thought Of some
Of the experiences OF burglars. I had read
In detective stories. and I determined to
try my luck at the game. I began by
stealing registered letters from mail
boxes. I obtained small sums in this way
without getting caught and thought I
would try a regular lob of burglary. I
selected house on the south side and
broke in one night and got away with a
ot OF valuable articles, but had a narrow
escape from being caught by a watchman
as I was leaving the building. ] surely
had my desire for thrilling adventure sat
SIZED in the experiences which followed
am sorry for my mothers sake.
II did not spend my money In rlotous
wing. have more than $4,000 in the
1ank. in addition to number OF shares
n various corporations"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received By the UNDERSIGNED nm
TO 1? m. August 10. 1912, for the ma ~
terials and labor required in the erection
OF an addition TO the Jackson school
consisting Of three classrooms toiIets
and heating plant, located at First
West streets. for the Salt Lake civ
board OF education according to plans
specihcs tons and drawings which aro
open for Inspection Of the bidders at the
oihce Of w, G. POLAND. architect 500
MCINTYRE building, Salt Lake CITY. Utah
and all bids and proposals at the sboyr
time WI be publicly opened and read IN
the Office Of the board OF education IN
City, Utah. All bids must be addressed
TO lSoard of Education OF Salt T,sLa
CITY. and marked in lower left hand
School Building" or such btds ca,, I,"SII Ja
delivered to the board OF ndIco,Inn -. %
the said Time and place for opening SANE
Rlds must not contain conditions. ouni
ilcations; propositions. or any other
things than those mentioned in pIans
specihcations, drawings, contracts and
bid 6Dhos; ri,rb SnG p,dder @ must use the form OF
OF the said architect. and no Other 60,
Of bid Tlll be received. -' i0'''
certified or cashiers check on some
bank In salt Lake CITY. Utah. FOR SIN.
least Der cen, OF the amount OF o.cb
Did must be enclosed. Each choci. Is atn 3,
oe made paya Ole 10 the undersigned. and
- W ~ .N'',lteu ~ inc undersigned In,
case the bid is accepted and the bjdder
docs not enter INTO the contract within
three days after It's acceptance for ~
faithful execution OF the contract o,S 9
bond hereinafter mentioned "'iH
The proposed contract and bond ~.
also at tho office OF said architaSt .nS
can there be examined ana
bond must be furnished for opo-
half or the bid. and good and sl,fncinnt
sureties, all satisfactory TO the nndort |
signed. ""uci
The bids are 10 he for the building
me Undersigned reserves the right 20
DATED Salt Lake CITY. August ] 1912.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SALT |
LAKE CITY ga Iot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
BUSH GAINING STRENGTH.
Tooele Sheriff Is a Formidable Candidate
for Congressional Nomination.


Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Aug. 3.-That Sheriff Bush o
Tooele county is gaining strength In nj
candidacy for the Republican nomination
for congress is attested by favorable edi
torials appearing In the weekly papers
The following from the Provo Post Is 6
good example:
Perhaps the livellest contest over
the place OF congressman ever held
In this state Will tako place next Sep
tember when the state convention
meets at Salt Lake City, and from the
present outlook the fight Is anybody's
tight until after the convention Is
engaged in the fight for congressman
is NJ. NJ. Bush Of Tooele county. who
is at present sheriff Of that county,
and bears the distinction OF being one
OF the best sberiffs in the state. Mr..
Bush is a clean, straightforward Utah
man who deserves the support and
recognition OF the party. and his can
ddacy is being taken very seriously
In all parts OF the state The Post
considers Mr.. Bush one of the strong
est men In the race and ono who
woud go TO the house OF representa-
tives and represent Utah In a most
nation would also meet with general
satisfaction throughout the greater
part OF the state. and although some
sections have their favorite sons,
whom they would like TO see fill this
high office, there will he few OF them
who would not support Bush most
heartily when the convention Is over.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Guard In Readiness.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 3.-Orders for the move
ment Of the Utah National Guard to the
encampment and maneuver grounds In
California have been received by the Of
floers OF Company r, the Ogden detach-
ment- According 10 the official instruc-
tions. the members Of tho local company
will board n special train In this city at
noon on August s. tho same train also
carrying detachment OF infantry from
Salt Lake. Tho Ogden company will
proceed to the Salinas camp, lis miles
south OF San Francisco. Company B Will
include forty enlisted men. one tcamster
and two cooks. It's officers orc Captain
w. E. Ilneass, First Lieutenant Walter
e, Iindquist and Second Lieutenant r.,
b, Smith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Society Wedding at Idaho Falls.
| 10 The Tribune

s'b'Niht ~ ilc ilpNlc
IDAHO FALLS. idaho. Aug. 3.-Iu the
presence OF large number of relatives
and friends, Edith, youngest daughter %
Z. G. Campbell. president OF Anderson
Bros. bank, and Gilbert. o. Wright. son
OF @. @. Wright general manager of the
Consolidated wagon & Machine company
for Idaho were married at O'Clock last
evening at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents The Rev. II. w. Jones. former
pastor OF the Presbyterian church OF this
city. but now of Spokane, Wash. came
here TO perform the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Wright left on the night train for
honeymoon OF month to the Pacific
coast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
HELP FOR PICKING
PEACHES IS NEEDED
Weber County Fruitgrowers
May Secure Some Assistance
From East.
Special to The Tribune.

Spelcal to The TTfpune.
OGDEN Aug. 3.-Fonowing the re-
ceipt OF communications from tho fruit
districts Of Missouri and Kansas, the
fruit associations OF Weber county are
planning to sond east for fruit picleers
to aid In gathering the great crop Of
peaches next month. According to Man.
ager ], NJ. White OF the Utah Fruit Ex-
change, the question OF gathering the
crop is the greatest problem which now
confronts the fruitsrower in this To-
cality.
In the letters received during the past
few days by Mr. White. 1t Is stated that
q hundred OF more pickers and packers
can be dispatched to Utah for the gath
ering OF the peach crop, Even with
every every available sad, person ,s, employed. the
with the present supply OF help to har-
vest and pack the peaches when the
conditions demand II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04

the Fourth district, comprising Utah.
Wasatch ana Uintah counties, Is Septem-
bes. 4, and Provo IS the meeting place
There will be thirty-six delegntes from !
Utah county, twelve from Wasatoh ana
seven from Uintah
There Will be at lcast i've candidates
before the judicial convention, three for
the Judgeship and two for the district
attorneyship, Judge ]. E. Booth. the
present incumbent, Charles De NOISY OF
Vernal and Jacob Evans. present county
attorney, nre candidates for tho nomi-
nation on the Republican tiolset for judge
while Harvey Cluff. the incumbent and
G, J. Walqujst, at present judge OF tho
Juvenile court, are each desirous OF the
nomination for district attorney,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Aged Miner Dies.
Special TO The Tribune

PARK CITY, Aug. 3.--WilIiam Deason.
aged 63 years died at his home In this
city al $50 this afternoon or miners' con
Sumption Decedent Was veteran miner
or TINS camp. having resided here since
1889. lie leaves a widow and seven chill
dren, all na:ried; one son. H. w Deasou,
being resident OF Salt Lake. Mr. Deason
was native OF Cape Breton. Nova Scotia
and followed mining since early rnanhood
For the past two years his health has
prevented any active work He was n
member OF The knights OF Columbus and
INC iIneral VII be held here under the
auspices OF that organization
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
BOOSTERS REACH OGDEN.
Good Roads Men From Omaha Now In
Junction CITY,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug, s:-Delayed by heavy
rains throughout the entire trip. the
Omaha and Wyoming good roads boosters
who made the trip from Laramie Wyo,
to Ogden by auto, failed to arrive in
this city until IL o'clock tonight, They
were scheduled to reach hero at noon.
Twenty-Five miles east Of this city the
visitors were met and welcomed by a
large delegation OF Ogden autoists head
ed by Judge ]. A. Howell. County Com
missioner Oscar B. MADISON and secre-
In the visiting party are II, E. Fred
rickson, chairman Omaha Commercial
club country roads committee. E. L.
Emery. president Wyoming Highways
associat tion; c. P. Sorensen, Wyomin e
state game warden, j. A. Shoemaker.
secretary Omaha Commercial club good
roads committee.
The party covered 1873 miles In to-
days run. Upon arrival hero. the mem-
bers were rendered a luncheon and re-
ception at the Weber club. They will
spend Sunday in Ogden and then go TO
Salt Lake. Mr., Frednckson says he and
one or two other members OF the party
may continue the trip to San Francisco
by auto
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Peach Crop In Danger.
Special to The Tribuna

OGDEN. Aug. 3-With somo damage
already reported as result OF the wet
weather Manager e. S. Hall Of the Ogden
F'rultgrowers association, says that the
heavy rains OF the past two weeks con-
tlnue much longer. He defines the injury
TO the fruit mildew. affecting only the
skin of the peaches but reducing their
value on the market. ns It darkens the
covering and causes II to become soft
and pliabia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
In the matter OF John NJ Hansen
voluntary bankrupt.-ln bankruptcy No
To the creditors OF John NJ Hansen OF
Salt Lake CITY, In the county OF Salt
Lake and district aforesaid, bank
rTIpt:
Notice IS hereby given that on the 2sth
day OF June. 1912. the said John NJ
Hansen was duly adJudicatod bankrupt.
win be held at my office in the Cont
mental block. Salt Lake City. Utah, on
the 18th day Of August, 1912. at 10 o'ciock
In The forenoon, at which time said
creditors may attend prove their cIairns
appoint a trustee. examine the bankrunt
and transact such other business as MAJ
properly come before said meeting
CHARLES BALDWIN
Referee in Bankruptcy
salt Lake city, Utah. August 1. 1ei.
fa15
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Corrects Meeting Date.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Aug. 3.--Judge A. w. Agee.
a director OF the Davis & Weber Counties
Canal company. In speaking of the pro-
posed sale OF the Riverdale power plant.
said today that an error had been made
In the published reports concerning the
meeting of the stockholders, He declares
that the meeting will be held at the We
Der county court house on the afternoon
OF Saturday, August 10, instead of August
IL. as reported. It is at that time the
stockholders will reach some decision re-
Garding the proposed sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Dies From Wounds.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Aug, s-Peritonitis, which
developed soon after his Injury last
Wedn esday morning, resulted in the
death at o'clock this morning OF Frank
Eggleston. victim of the stabbing ARRAY
has been In Jail at Winn emucca pending
the result Of Egglestons injury, will be
charged with mansaughter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Eisteddfod and Fair.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
REXBURG, Idaho, Aug. 3.-with the
county fair and eastern Idaho Eisteddiod
to be held here In conjunction from Sep
tember II To 90, Rexburg expects TO en-
tertain the largest gathering Of visitors
ever assembled In this portion OF Idaho,
Silver cups and cash prizes VIII be
awarded 10 tho winners OF the Eiateddfod
and a fine set of purses has been posted
for the races to be held during the fair,
The entire state is showing an interest In
tho joint entertainment that insures an
unDreccd en- ted attendance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
County Convention Called.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Aug. 3.-The Republican coun-
ty central committee mot here today and
Issued call for county convention.
and fixed the date as September %. The
convention is to be composed Of 309 dele
gates. one delegate for every eighteen
votes cast for Joseph Howell in 1910.
The call authorizes the chalrtnon of
precincts TO call primaries for the seIec-
tion OF delegates not later than Scptem-
Der 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
JUDGE WILL INVESTIGATE.
Husbands Plea That He Paid Wffe
More Than Ordered AvaIls.

SpeicAl To The Ir1bme.
OGDEN. Aug. S.-On the plea that he
could produce money order receipts show
Ing that he had paid his wife more than
the monthly amount stipulated by the
court. the case against Henry Easey,
charged with non-support OF his wife and
children, was continued by Judge J. a.
Howell until the defendant could pro-
duce the evidence He was on trial IN
tho district court this morning.
Easley had been ordered to contribute
s35 per month. but In spite OF his as
sertion regarding the money orders sent
from Wyoming, tho county has been sup
plying the family with food and clothes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Confesses Murder,

Los ANGELES, Cal. Aug. S.-A man
giving his name as G. Fl. Snipes of Burt
county, North Carolina, surrendered to
the police today. saying he was want
ed in Burt county for the murder of
John Britton, September 10, 1901
Snipes told the police his conscience
hurt him, and that he was tired of
lodging the officers, He is being held
pending an investigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
Ogden Contractor Wins.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 3.-An Ogden contractor
has been successful In securing the
contract for the new state bank building
at Tremonton, There were five bidders on
the general contract, G. F. DiDsmore be-
Ing awarded the contract at s7l07. A.
W. Meek, also an Ogden contractor. re-
ceived the contract for the heating and
plumbing. his bid being s797. The build :
Ing is to be completed by December l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
lightning Strikes Store.
Specta1 to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug 3.-Reports from Hooper
today on the effect OF the severe storm in
that locality indicate considerable dam
age, not only 10 fruit and other crops.
but by reason of lightning The store of
G, G. Parker was struck by lightning. set
ting fro to the place and slightly in1uriug
three men. Mr., Parker, together with
Richard Young and Wallace Wadsworth.
were in the store at tho time. All three
were knocked down but recovered In time
TO put out the fire before any serious
damage had resulted.