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The evening world., 1912-10-18
BURGLARS STYLE IS
O[D-FASH|ONED,BUT
THEYROB 5H0MES
Elmhurst Marauders Hadn't
Even a Flashlight, But They
Got the Goods All Right.

Those burglars over In Queens must be
union burglars. working on union
schedule. with walking delegates to see
they do not loaf. After pretty gener-
ally cleaning out the neishborhood
about Flushing. Bayside, Great Neck,
Little Neck and environs. the gang
moved into Elmhurst. last night. and
committed ave burglariss In workman
like style.
They broke into the homes OF Henry
g. Johnston, Supreme Court Justice Gar
retson, Lewis sussdorf and John CO.
berg In Broadway. and the home OF Will
liam Spencer In Third street. about
half a mile from the scene Of their
broadway operations. In each Instance
they stole shverware. jewelry. ovcrcoats
and motor coats. the total value OF their
loot mounting into thousands OF doiiars
The four homes In Broadway are
about a block apart. The houses are
surrounded by lawns and shrubbery and
there are plenty Of trees to create
shadows. In entering the houses the
BURGLARS forced either cellar windows
or first floor windows.
They confined their operations TO the
ground floor OF each house. No at
tempt was made to reach tho sleepins
rooms upstairs. In four Of the houses
robbed. watches, stidkp pins and other ar
tfcles OF jewelry were stolen from desks
or safes In the libraries on the ground
floor.
That tho same gang committed all
the robbcries In evidenced by the fact
that the same mode Of entrance was
used In each case. and tho same kind
OF burnt matches were found strewn
about the floors of all the houses WIS.,
tied. The burglars AFRO old-fashioned
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enough to use matches instead OF the
electric nashlight, which Is popularity
supposed to be part OF even the hum
blest housebreakers equipment these
days.
The robberies were discovered this
morning when the households Of the
gentlemen selected as victims awoke.
One after another they were reported
to tho Elmhurst police station. No po-
hceman had seen anything suspicious
In Elmhurst during the night. 1t In
certain the burglars must have used
some sort OF a vehicle In their departure.
a. the articiss they stole were heavy
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Ne,v s,DOO,OOo Ci.sp co~,.,y.

View t3,OOO,OOO CfGoP OoWpany.
TRENTON. N. J.. Oct. ls.-rhs Brit
ish-Amsricaa Cigar store Company Of
Newark was Incorporated with the
Secretary Of state to-day with an au.
tnorixed capital stock OF Saooo. 900. The
incorporators are: frank w. Stucksy.
Herbert L. Thow!ess and Richard II.
Rankin.
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and bulky.
Commissioner Waldo says that with
1000 additional policemen he can police
Queens and prevent robberies. This -
about the only satisfaction the residents
Of Queens, who are so popular VITA
burglars. are able to get.
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To-day ana Saturday are the lsst
days OF rsg1strAtioA. n you DO not
register yoa cannot vote. 1sgistra-
tion booths viii 0psn - 4. -. aAa
CLOSE a. 10 =. -.
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Bread BOX, Tea, Coffee.
sugar and Flour Canisters
and six small Spice Canisters;
black japanned finish. Every
thing for kitchen and pantry.
The evening world., 1912-10-18

Solid oak, sub
stantial and roomy.
The bsvellsd mir
ror. prettily shaped.
measures IL 4 ~
inches. Others In
every wood. hnish.
style and price. .
1880 SO. It. OF
beds. beddin. and
bedroom furniture.
The evening world., 1912-10-18

Fine mahogany
hnish and very
W ell m 4 a a
throughout. Deli
g I e y shaped
but strong legs.
Desks for every
purpose - ONCE,
library. bedroom
and parlor.
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Strong oak frame. Note the
deep tufts and ruffied sides; lmi-
talon leather Of good quality:
terms. dozens Of each. bought to
close cut q large fAotory's stock.
on hand at Q big aAvinE.
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News of the Insurance World

and his children sued 70 recover SIS. 900
OH certain life policy carried by their
father during his lifetime. The United
States circuit court OF appeals for tine
Fourth circuit held that the policy made
in Wisconsin. where the company's main
offices are located. and undel the Wis
ccution on tho gsllovs. The supreme
court held that the policy was not to
go into effect until the payment Of the
premium, which was made in Virginia
and was not governed by Wisconsin
law. After reviewing the cases in the
federal courts and in the court oc Vir-
ginia, the supreme court declared thet
the public policy in both federal and
Virginia Jurisdictions demanded that
death by law should void life insur
ancc.
McCue took out his policy in isOi
just before he was convicted of the
murder Of his wife. and sentenced TO
he hanged Before the execution took
place ne confessed his guilt. Shortly
after he was executed his son. J. VIII
liam McCue. on behalf Of himself and
the rest OF the children, presented The
policy 10 the company for payment When
payment was refused the matter was
taken into court.
A physician made A sworn statement
after McCue's death that he had died
after an illness Of eighteen months du
ration, and not from any disease, but
from suffucatou by hanging This
statement was presented 70 the North
western along with the other papers in
cidcntal 30 proofs OF death"
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I.l5uranCe Notes.

Tl;r board pf directors Of the Nc.ig
Life Of Denver. Colo. has elected n .
l.. Scars general manager 81 the COM
pauy. succeeding j. K. Mulcr resigned.
Ralph " Smith of poHNCr. Nicc prCsi-
den, aud manager % ,hc National Sure
,y. las 1"cu appointed manager for
Colorado Of th" casualty department o.
tho Globe Indemnity.
J.; ". Taylor formNsly state mana
Ger for Utah fcr The Aetna Life. but now
p rcsSdcn. OF Chicago. Is in salt Lake
on busincss aud incidentally greeting hIs
old time friends among III" insurance
bows.
Commissioners Done has extended an
invitation TO thr national convention OF
insurance commissioners TO visit salt
Lake on their WAY 10 the annual meet
Ing at Spokane. next July
&. T.. Miller special agent (og the
Hartford ard Citizens Fire companies
represented Ivy Palach. & Hewitt OF
San Francisco, r. in Sal; Lake, having
just returned from d brief visit 10 the
coast
William H.. Gibson, formerly secretary
of state for Idaho. ana T.. W. Thrsgkiu
have hccu appointed agency managers
FOR the Equitable Life. th"lr territory
being the Gem state and eastern Ore
gou,
c l.. Burton MAS last week appointed
agency supervisor Of the Oregon depart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
WOMEN START RIOT
IN HOLLOWAY JAIL
Militant Sut1ragettes Smash
Windows and Sing Marseil-
laise to Kill Time.

Special Cable TO The Tribune,
LONDON. March 3.-SufTra Scttes en-
ioycd another riot today, but this time
tie scene was inside Holloway jail the
participants being $50 prisoners taken in
Friday nights outbreak and sentenced
Saturday To periods up TO two months.
The women decided they did not like
Jail windows. so they smashed all OF
them, then waved handkerchiefs through
the cell bars aud singing the MarsoillaIse
more or less in unison.
Outside the Jail several sympothizcrs
attempted 10 set fire 10 the Moorgate
street postoffice. ono woman opening the
doors and throwing 4 lighted hat con-
taluing oil-soaked shavngs and parafin
inside.
Extraordinary police precautions Will
be taxi On AT the advertised suffrage DEM
onstration at parliament square tomor-
row night. The suffragcttcs have printed
circulars announcing that il will go on
despite tho abcnce of their leader, Mrs.
Pankhurst. who is in jail. All leaves OF
absence from Scotland Yard has been
stopped and six thousand police will sur
round the suuare and parliament build
ings. Their force will nc augmented by
Il large numbor Of mounted men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
WOMEN PHYSICIANS
PRACTICE IN IDAHO
Special to The Tribune.

SALMON CITY. IDA. March 1.-Ren-
rcEontative French Of Idaho has intro
duced bill in congress providing that
the property formerly used a. school
for the Indians OF the Lemhl rcrerva-
Ton shall he donated 10 the state OF
Idaho. To be used az a reform school
~, Enom~r of Spokane was inspecting
hiH Lcmhi county interests this week
Ho stated that the railroad grading con
tract, which he has near Dillon, is ready
TO resume operations pa aoon ea the
season warrants such work
Or. 6. W. Welton. "a woman Drsctitiou-
er, graduate OF Ann Arbor. VIII practice
nj edicine and surgery at Leadoro Sho
was formerly missionary 10 the I.smhi
Indians ut the time OF their removal
10 the Fort Hall reservation. Mrs. Laura
Murphny win be associated with her in
her work,
4 movement has born started 10 or
gauize county fair association 10 hold
annual fairs in the autumn,
Miss Laura Shoup lefl for New York
today, whence shc VIII sail on March
10 for tour throughout Europe
4 timber wolf, measuring two feet
four inches in height and flvc feet three
inches from Zip TO lip. was killed near
Leadore on "Wednesday, Attached 10
two toes OF it's rsht hind leg was q
No steel trap which the animal had
picked up In tho course OF iis travels.
Van Camp Pork aud Beans nov lpc,
lJy ,Uc.
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To Increase It's Membership.

About dozen mcmbcrs or the Utah
Association o; Life Underwriters took
luncheon st the Commercial club Sat
uriay and informally discussed matters
affecting the welfare OF tho organiZa Ion.
"A larger plcmbership and how 10 pro-
cure il" was the main subject discussed
and an effort will he made 10 set every
life insurance agent in tho state 10 be-
come identified with The association be
tween now and the date OF the annu8,
meeting which occurs the second Tues
day in April.
President Joseph V. Smith * anxious
that each active member shall constitute
himself and herself n committee Of one
in the matter of turning In an appli-
rn Hon or Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Liability Insurance Measure.

Ji,. Hill ,a,,nrI,J J,,, a.. I.1.vnl com
"'ss'oh on "o'N'sh : coHfP'"s'''io" an
employers liability. and Which Prcsi-
dent Taft q counIo ~ weeks apo urged
-. ~. =, -, -
upon congress mat IL be enacted into
law, is designed 10 apply 10 railroads
engaged In Interstate commerce. The
-, A. .,,a, ,.l,,,,,,,o,,
measure ei'h'h"Ies the uslal eoin'i'oi'
lew dcienses OF negligence and assump-
ton of risk. and tho only eases in which
no compcnsation will he allowed Is where
tbc ininry or Ioath az fbe onoIoyec is
orcs eiHnai b. IT, a,,,nin,n,,g usillf,,i
intention To bring about the injury or
death of hImsrlf or another. on, If tho
injury or death resnlts from INVESTIGATION
while an dI,t,. n gIsn nroyidas fnr ,Y,eai
caI ard bosnii,l sor,,Icn no,;ce az ini,,ry.
on trial OF Jury If demanded, and the
Iudo,nni.v 10 r.ocmla tci h,s tbo ,,agns
na;J an5 l., cSrGa,',i, u:&i,i, th 80
or inss severe cbarnctar or tho in'nry
Vo,o.a dn,S az. I,''' 80 ,,.,,a I noCir;r -
yrmr.is; ;,n n.iiI he ,,To ,o, ,.o,.tain e.,
H,,,.' '''' W." W "'"'' i'i N't''' "
JuTlsS. tvs .,.,.,,,, +, IT,. .;o, o
-, H. pIt, ~ w., liz Lhr ,t, Z, I.
cnnn.S a H. ,sin L., IN c,,,,.t nr
-, i, 90, WI ,,,i,I ,n,lsH' '"e ~ VI VI
80 81. 80 .'u ~. .,i ,;ni ~;
S"'a 'a,al Pe'iul co teet.inoI,N el.'o
JuIi"S am naHlH cons5Iucteu .aWs, n'9i' ~,
ny I'IE ~ aui,l.S I''s l"nueu 70 hanlpEt ~
~ ~ ''p'' VI y"S'',t' ".,'lS ll's
:. 1919 W r ,,,iu [t"e g " Wv
~ pIh'n'a,'i "i'PpsHi"ir l'l tI'c l'oo, ih.h
70 oDlanl ms iIEhts. me con'p,ned ran
r%oh, % coniPallIeS OF tie ClttoI STATES hte
sara 10 pe paying out 70 tiHlr eInployec
ior acrident' IN SetleinentS ana Jods
inents approximately SlV.1S5-9O", ana the
proposed law; as nearly rs tla colnlnls-
SION can cslInitN" ~ VIII laiSe lilS Dy
~ per cent. Jury trial rights are pre-
served out are deemed 10 he waived eN-
cept on demand. The a6JuSter Of the
court VIII tiN the compensation OF coun-
sci Tor The employee. and the usual pro-
VISION lis made Tor appeal The law
would be compulsory, going Into opera
tiou irrespective Of The consent OF the
employers and employees covered by It.
II also prohibits assignments OF any
cause of action or payments due or TO
become due. and cNcmpts all such iiabil-
Tho compensation Is 4 f!rst lien on the
employers property in case OF inso,-
vcucy
"a NJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
DIVIDES WORLD
IN THREE PARTS
Hiram Maxim Makes Startling
Declaration Concerning the
Near Future,
By international News Service.

I3N international News Service.
BOSTON. March 3,-H!nm MaXm.
the authority on explosives. declares that
in \ very short time there would be
only three countries In HE world.
some time ago Ia talking with Lord
Wolsclcy, he told me that In the future
there would bc only two countries In
the world and these would be China and
tho United Statcs." said Mr.. Maxim to-
dsv NOW. ] want 10 gay something
stronger than that. In very ShoVt
time there viii h" only three countries
i'm the world. and they will he the United
states of Asia. including Europe. the
United states of Africa aud tho United
States OF America.
Look at the worlds progress in the
last 100 ycnIS. Sec what Japan hs S
done in nifty years. That country has
stored up energy and il is Ike century
plant now blooming with It's progress.
What little blood has been spilled In
the making OF 4 Chinese republic Yet
four hundred million people have Won
their freedom from the savage Nanchu
DYNASTY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Stolen PROPERTY Found
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, March 3.--Two medical cases
belonging 10 DIR. II. L. Swanson and
which were stolen from the Cave phar-
macy. corner OF Washington avenue and
Twenty third street, have been rrrov-
cred by the police. They were foi;nd In
an alley. where the thief had apparently
aba ndoned them. IL Is supposed that
the caacs were taken by drug user who
was looking for morphine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Changes and Appointments.

Charles BUrden, formerly cashier OF the
Colorado National l.'Cc OF Denver, which
recently consolidated with the Colum-
bian National Lite of Boston. has be-
come auditor and assistant OF the West
crn Union Life OF Spokane.
W. NJ. Mcdonnell. who until "A few
months ago was identified with tho
Continental Life OF This city. in the ca
p1city nj superintendent Of agents. was
made assistant general manager Of tho
company ard {. " Winter Vice pres
don't
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
RE|I ELKs WILL
| HIVE FINE HOME
|Sfor Transforming School
|iIding Into Model Club
House Completed.

II q The Tribune.
EEy. March plans and specltl-
q icr TsmojeliI- the old Central
. kldlng into new home for
q i'tge 40. 7l9, F. e, o. l., have
! nrple.ed ny Architect Leslie :.
|rr and the bids for the cpntrsc;
c5snsd next Tuesday The es-
y COS, OF carrying out the plans
|,S drawn IL $4,000.
4 kHirsble location OF the build
~ ihan half block from Twenty
rrs, and facing the principal park
Gir makes IL one or the most
D. clubhouse sites in Ogden. The
=. occupies ground space of 1fty
Frr.fye feet and Is two stories
10 this will be added one-storr
p at the rear. thus affordlng the
re space for their present, as
\ iginre, needs.
rsEs to Architect Fodsson, the
me original plans had tho
NchlteCturn IN mind when he
he building and he is said to
ne Very credItsbla effort con-
no lime when II waG huilt. The
tREc shows the effect Of mas
tn specially the old bell tower,
VI bt torn down with consider
.sTl owing to It's good qualities
- D. dispensed with because Of
ffrcPiatencSs,
Present slate the building Is
NO number Of rooms, such as
rsM When The structure was used
purposes. Toe plan of the
W WI ne preserved largely
sahSemcnb of TaStibulc, recep-
Io1ary. lounsing room, billiard
ta nom. buffet, ladics parlor
room. AZ the first land =
hallway leading 10 the upper
~ VII he a mcZzaninc floor. 1t
@ 2 lnrse open fireplace and
rulous Mill be removed and the
~ ooor is To no devoted TO
nom. which will also he tho
SPACIOUS balcony is 10 ex-
across the building at the
"a, f1e. room. At the front
nhs a porch fifteen feet wide
Wi width Of the building in
~ % built. the deck forming
sNesslble from the lodge room.
[Nciafe ot this porch win be
I'm The general colonial de-
-" De one OF tho chief fea
ei Is 10 De decorated through
az enamel and dark mahoG
,,rig',haton which gives thr
h'ec'urc one of its ciiict
ivy exterior will be treated with
wve.lns. giving the building
,'sIahce. Wi;h the bell tower
nes porch added at the front
A'nSr decorated In buff With
~, trimmings. the building in
~ 'a'c viii be scarcely recog
n,.ns thc old school building
49, 40 became tho possessors oi
r Ma promo bell which hangs IL
IA an attachment viii be 50
a., ~, mis bell will sound onl,
81. ,. ~ O'clock al night. ono %
Impressive features Of Ellss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04

mont Of tho Reliance Life o, Pitisbuyg
with headquarters at Portland.
The FIRE insurance pocket index issued
by tho Spectator company or New York
on February ~ ic declared 10 be- the
earliest ire Insurance rnar; published For
many years. Tho publication gives the
statistics -: zen years operations. to-
gOthcr Witf other valuable data,
\ declaration In fRvo: of federal su-
peTvision of insurance has been made
by w w. McClench, presidonr OF the
Massachusetts Mutual Life. iio sdvr-
Gates the establishment ~ a bureau IN
Washington With powers of = general
supervision over companies doing an in"
isrstlto business.
Van Camp Pork and Beans nsv lQc.
~, Oh,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Charged With Selling Opium.
rinl 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 5.--wong Shv, g
Chinamau 81 years of age. u'ss arrested
by Chief ". 7. Norton. Sergeant G. c.
Brown and Detective George WardlaN
at noon today on the charge Of selling
opium. The evidence which lead lo Shu's
arrest was obtained from 4 colored
woman. who was found in possession OF
q. quantity of the drug and admitted that
she had purchased " from the China
man: Shu gave bond in the sum ot 500
Tor his appearance in court tomorrow
morning.
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]. j. Murphy Jr. Buried,
Special to The Tribunc.

Special % The Tribune
OGDEN, March 3.--The funeral OF .Ieese
j. Murphy, Jr., whose body was brought
10 this city from Richmond Col. was
held AT noon today with services at the
Seventh ward meeting houee. Bishop NJ.
l.. Jones conducting. The other sneak =
ers at the services were Bishop James
Taylor. George and John Barker Mu-
steal numbers were furnished by the ward
choir and the Misses Fnrr and Simpson.
lnterment was made al the CITY GENE
terS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Cotton Pays Up.
to The Tribune.

'TlN'IHT IN n" TTlbi10N.
OGDEN, March S.-Word has been re-
ceived by Sheriff H. T. Harrison that Il.
W. Cotton, the Troy laundry foreman ar
rested at Rswiins. Wyo.. on advice from
this city. has deposited 500 and the costs
of the action brought against him and
was accordingly released from custody TO
continue his journey TO Alabama. Cot
Ton was arrested for failing To provide
for the payment of q check cashed by
Manager William Allison. OF the Marion
hotel, prior 10 his departure from the
cit-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Boosts Soda Springs.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, March S-Declarinc that tile
mineral springs of Idaho are the great
est SODA springs in the United States.
w. .. Mncifsy. manager OF the IGanha
Mineral Water company or Soda Springs
Idaho. Is spending i few DAYS "a This
city and dcvoting his time to u booster
campaign ior Itah.s neiGhboring slnte
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Bazaar in Third Ward.
Special 10 The Tribune


OGDEN, March 2.-ArrangemeutS Tor
the annual Third ward bazaar are prsc-
ticaily complete and tho doors OF the
ward amusement hall VIII be thrown
open to the public Tuesday morning The
Wednesday, as well as both evenings.
Invita- tons have been issued to all the
other wards OF the city.
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with services al the home OF C;aorge
Huntsman, in Glasgow addition. Al 6
clock the remains were shipped 10 Muir
ray for nterment there tomorrow Mr.
Sylvester was born In England. Septem-
Der 2 1924 He was pioneer Of the
state. residing IT Murray until IL years
ago, when he removed 10 this city. His
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Sabbath Breaking Charged.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

SPECIAL TO inc 1rihUDe.
OGDEN. March S-Ncplbers OF the
grocery firm OF .Tohnson & Pappas oSS
Twenty second street. and Thomas
POppaS, a groccrymen at o9i Twenty
fourth street, were arrested by Officer
William Rcast today for selling merchan-
disc on Sunday, All three gave bond In
the sum Of S25 each and were released
from custody. They Will be arraiened
tomorrow morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Execution Voidcd Policy.

The United States supreme court hand
cd down decision last week IN the
noted case OF the Northwestern Mutual
Life vE. the heirs Of James :, McCue.
former MAYOR OF CharlottcsvlllC Va, rul-
ing in favor of the life Insurance com
pauv. McCuc WAS executed for. tho
murder OF his NIfc about SIX yeurg ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
REFUSE TO LISTEN
TO STRANGE PRIEST
gy International News serysce.

ISy InIrI TId IIVIl.tI ANHNS Ut lN'
PASSAIC', y. j.. March 3.--With tears
streaming down his face and his hands
,ipIalsed In gesture OF duplication the
Rev Julius Manteuffol. in the pulpit OF
ST. Joseph's Polish Catholic church this
afternoon mutcly and Intellectually be-
.eeched hostile congregation nf 1900
mcu and women TO cease singing and
shouting and permit him ,o proceed with
his sermon that nc might he spared FUR
tbci humiliation Ills plea failing he
iuuitIcd the altar and left The church.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Death Claims Infant.

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 3.--Joseph H.. he in
fant son OF AIr. and Mrs. Martin Dale
bout, 751 Twepty-scvruth street died at
the family home last evening after a
brief Illness from cholera infnntum. The
funeral services viii he held at the home
st J o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Bishop
II &. Jacobs cauductlne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
~ Vnsnes Of Shifts.

L-[ a, '.lN.
fh I,arh 3.-Ano,her radical
|fst ,ov,s aepartmcnt affairs went
itr "sa,y, "py, coming on the heels
4 osbIn snce 20 ahoIishing The Of
~ Ea,lnUl detectives. captain OF
|'kr sis me uniformed putrcl-
4. r.. direction of three ser
,stybloo, 'Vh shift Of men, The
srtrsn, IN the management nt
d D. olt;. apoiislles tho monthly
axe or. Datiolmen and de-
.s s,eb vln m ono shift la anolher.
Z mi esl o OF officers viii cor
~ ho,n on Tho same shin Tho
-. 'Oa's being divided ,nfo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04

When YOU have rheumatism IN yonr
foot or ius;ep apply Chamberlain Lini'
mert and YOU will get quick relief. IL
costs bur quarter. Mby suffer- Tor
sale hv all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
shtlne Raised at co,,
!, ,ss !, Tribune.

.& u ionno.
L. do 80 q a.;;,-Af,er a iapse of
spsiIso,' 70 tho fact that sev.rst -
.,.sliaI' ~, lave been amarsn,;r.a qua nngra,
AZ thr Ivy Hr',sS sunday cScrclscs
.ss The , IN state Industrial
~, ssSemhl,. e'lhg WAS u sun
.s.ranime 40 ana a very inter
'TS'os. "ss given ny a unlIn :
bficr a., as Dyke OF the Third
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