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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
UTAH ROCK ASPHALT
MEN GET TOGETHER
Association Is Formed by Rep
resentatives of Six De-
posts in Utah.
TO HELP ONE ANOTHER
Articles of Incorporation Are
to Be Filed at an Early
Date.
TO HELP ONE ANOTHER

In order to facilitate the prosecu-
tion Of an active campaign for the use
of Utah rock asphalt for street paw
ing in Salt Lake and Utah, represent
atives of various companies owning do
posts of that material in Utah have
perfected the organization Of the Utah
Rock Asphalt association.
Members Of companies owning six
deposits have already joined the asso-
citation and seven secretaries Of COM
mercial organizations in tho state have
become honarary members.
The articles Of association give the
purpose Of the company, which has as
yet not been Incorporated, nor have its
officers been chosen, "The systematic
distribution of advertising matter for
the promotion of the use Of Utah rock
asphalt for the paving Of streets and
highways in the cities. towns and coun-
ties of the state Of Utah and else
where.'
The present members and the deposits
in which they are interested are as fol
lows: Williams g. Burton, quarries at
Sunnyside; Utah Asphalt company, o.
K. Lewis. president, quarries at Sun
nyside; Taylor & Richards. quarries in
Wasatch county; B. f. Smith, quarries
at Thistle junction; J. c. Benedict and
G. S. Needham, quarries at Thistle
Junction; Clemens & NUM-, guarries at
Cotton.
The honorary members Of the asso-
citation so far elected: Joseph i. Caine
Commercial club, Salt Lake City, Utah
Development league; D. F. Collett,
Manufacturers Association of Utah; J.
l.. Reynolds, Weber club, Ogden; 0. j.
Stilwell, Ogden publicity bureau; Henry
Nuttall, Commercial club, Provo; NJ. R.
Hovey. secretary Commercial club, Lo-
gan; B. r.. Mcdonald, secretary Com
mercial club, Price.
The temporary offices Of the com
pany have been established in the At
las block and it is proposed within a
few days to begin an active campaign
to secure the use Of Utah rock asphalt
for Salt Lake street paving, irrespect-
i've Of which deposit 1t may be had.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
OLD-T|MERS WILL
GREET ROOSEVELT
Strenuous Colonel Is Expected
in Salt Lake Between Sep
tember IS and 20.

The same committee which, twelve
years ago, provided bunch of cow
boys and rough riders to make Colonel
Roosevelt feel at homo when he visited
Salt Lake, will again perform a similar
service for the colonel when he comes
to Salt Lake next month. Twelve years
then members Of the Republican county
committee Of this county, were named
rs a subcommittee to stage the wild
west feature Of the reception to Col
onel Roosevelt. who was then candi-
date for vice president. Yesterday. at
a meeting of the "Bull Moose county
committee these same two mon, now
members of the third party county COM
mittee, were named as subcommittee
to arrange for the appearance Of q
number Of Utah cowboys and rough
riders On the occasion Of Colonel Roose-
welt g arrival in Salt Lake.
Word was received yesterday that
Colonel Roosevelt would be in Salt Lake
some time between September 15 and
September 90. IF possible, he will be
in the state two days and speak in
several Utah towns. In any event he
will likely speak in Salt Lake. Ogden
and Provo. The state convention Of the
Progressive party will be held coinci-
dentally with the colonel Is visit to Salt
Lake in order that he may be present
and address the convention.
Governor Hiram johnson Of Califor-
MIA, Progressive candidate for vice pres
ident, who is to make an extensive
speaking campaign throughout the west,
will visit Utah some time in October
and make tour OF the state, speaking
in behalf OF The Progressive national
and state tickets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
INSPECT BAKERIES
AND CANDY FACTORIES

second investigation OF sanitary con-
ditions in the restaurants, candy fac
tories and bakeries OF Salt Lake WAS
made yesterday by Willard Hansen, state
dairy and food commissioner. accom-
panied by Mrs. p. n. Cook OF the State
Federation Of Women's clubs and Mrs.
A. Y. Beless OF the Associated City clubs.
The commissioner inspected several OF
the restaurants and bakeries on First
South and Second South streets and Or
ders were given many OF them to "clean
UP" and TO put the premises in sanitary
condition. III almost all cases the re-
frigerators and ice boxes in which meat
is kept we're found to be unclean
In some Of the factories 1t was noticed
that proper methods were not resorted
10 In excluding flies from the rooms No
tice was issued by Mr.. Hansen to some
Of the pastry bakeries Immediately TO
provide fresher and more healthful ma
terials for the manufacture of cakes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
MEN Of NATIONAL
NOTE MAY ATTEND
Many Senators and Represen-
tatives Hope to Be Present
at Congress.
TO COME If POSSIBLE
Much Depends Upon the Ad-
iournnent of the National
Congress.
TO COME IF POSSIBLE

Should the national congress at
Washington adjourn early next week,
as is probable, Secretary T. j. Becker
of the Transmississippi Commercial
congress promises an imposing array OF
national characters in Salt Lake dur
ing the last of this month. Senators
and congressman by the score have
been invited to the local gathering,
and have made their acccptanccs con.
tingent only upon the adjournment Of
congress,
Another United States senator from
Kansas, in the person Of Chester /.
Long, is coming to the congress. Reser-
yation for Senator Long WAS made at
the Hotel Utah yesterday, along with
the reservations for the delegation
from the Wichita Business association.
The almost utter lack of refusals this
year indicates splendid gathering
when President Trumbo calls the con-
gress to order in the Assembly hall
August 81. The first outright refusal
came through the mail yesterday in the
retary of the Spokane Builders ex-
change, who gave as an excuse for not
sending delegates from his organization
that the members were busy at work
making it statewide affair, 'aud
also in trying to take part in the
coming elections in an attempt to Sc
cure business men for our state legisla-
ture, as against ambitious lawyers
Mr.. Becker Yesterday received a
letter from w. +, Frear, governor Of
Hawaii stating that he had appointed
Hon Alfred s. Hartwell, former
chief Justice of Hawaii, as delegate,
and he would be here,
Lists of delegations were filed yester-
day from Beloit, Kan. Wichita Busi-
ness association. chamber of commerce,
Great Bend, Kan. Grand Junction,
Colo, the Commercial club of Kansas
Citv and Phoenix, Ariz.
The Utah cities registered Yesterday
included, Helper. w. T. Hamilton and
w. s. Avery; Fillmore. Mr.. Jeffs and
Mr. Greene: Lehi, Thomas Webb and
Karl Hopkins; Bingham Canyon,
Charles II. Roberts. George NJ. Dwyer
and A, w, Forman. Hyrum i. W, Is
raelsen and John W. Jensen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
INITIAL STEP TAKEN
TO ERADICATE JOKER
City Commission Lays Ogden
Power Franchise on Table
Until Aug. 21.
CLAUSE TO BE CHANGED.
Contract for Curb and Gutter
Extension Awarded to
P. j. Moran.
CLAUSE TO BE CHANGED

As exclusively forecast in The Trib
une yesterday, the city commissioners
yesterday took the first step toward the
eradication of an alleged '-joker'
clause in The franchise which was to
have been awarded to the Merchants
Light & Power company of Ogden by
laying that measure on the table until
August 81.
The clause in question involves the
matter OF taxation. The commissioners
have definitely determined that the
clause must be changed and way is
being sought by the legal department
in which the Ogden company can be
made to pay a license tax based on its
gross revenue from the furnishing Of
electrical energy for Lighting purposes
in Salt Lake, and which will at the
same time not interfere with any fur
ther tax which the commission may
later determine to levy.
Assistant CITY Attorney Myers dis
covered the alleged 'sjoker' while
checking the franchise prior to its final
passage and the action yesterday was
in accordance with An understanding
arrived at at a meeting Of the com.
missioners held several days ago.
The engineering department report,
ed the tabulatiou Of the bids received
for the work embraced in curb and gut
ter extension 81, finding p. j. Moran to
he the low bidder at his figure of $63,.
1905, and the contract was awarded
him. Mr.. Moran s bid was $50, ,410.72
less than the city engineer S estimate of
cost. the latter having been based on
the average 1911 figures.
An ordinance fixing the license fees
10 be charged for various miscellaneous
businesses was passed. The ordinance
is a re-ena ctment with minor charges
of n measure passed originally in 1910.
An ordinance requiring the owners of
vacant property to keep the lots free
from weeds was passed without dis
senting vote.
Chief Of Police B. r. Grant addressed
communication TO the commission
asking that the action Of Monday night
in appointing r. A. Radtke special
policeman be revoked. The commits
sion concurred in the request,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR MEET OF LAWYERS

Members OF the Utah State Bar ssso-
citation, who expect to take advantage of
the. special rate. made for the annual
gathering at the Hermitage, in Ogden
arrangements to catch the BambcrGer
train. leaving Salt Lake at a. m Sat
urday morning.
upon their arrival in Ogden, the mem
bers of the association will be taken for
an extended automobile ride and will then
be guests OF the Weber club at luncheon
At o'clock In the afternoon, the business
meeting VIII he held at the Hermitage
and In the evening the big annual ban
quet OF the association will be held in
the Hermitage dining room
The afair, In It's entirety. promises to
De the most enjoyable ever given by the
association
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
CITY AND VICINITY

FUNERAL SERVICES for Ollie Burns
(colored), who died at st. Marks hos
pital Tuesday from a bullet wound re-
son avenue last Saturday, will be held
today at o'clock at the O'DonnelI flu
neral chapel. 225-227 South West Tenn
pie street.
WORD WAS RECEIVED yesterday at
The local United States land office that
George, II. Crow. q. stenographer and
typewriter at present attached TO the Of
fee OF the United States surveyor gen
ferred TO the land office in this city.
c. S. RUSSELL pleaded not guilty be-
fore Justice III. S. Harper yesterday to
a charge of obtaining money under false
preterses. His trial was set for August
% at 10 o'clock, In default Of $500 bond
the defendant was remanded to the
county Jail
MIKE sPENDIcH. miner from Ken
ilworth, Utah, died in the L. D. S, hog
pital at o'clock last evening. of
Brights disease. spcndich was found Ill
In Pioneer park late Tuesday night by
a policeman and removed to the hospital
COMPLAINT was issued yesterday by
the county attorneys office charging Ida
Moreledge with selling Intoxicating iIouor
In her rooming house. 61s East Second
South. street Policeman F, y. Hunts
man Is the complaining witness
INTERLocUToRY decree Of divorce
were granted YESTERDAY b. Judge George
to Margaret Weight from Morris Weight
and TO Mary Thompson from Nells
Thompson.
a. r. BARNES. attorney general of
Utah, has returned from q three days
pleasure trip TO Fish Haven. on Bear
lake. Fish Haven is twelve miles from
railroad, but has a sood stage coach
system.
JUSTICE o. N. sTRAUP OF the su-
premc court returned Yesterday from
his vacation trip to California, Judge
c. W. Morse OF the Third district court
also returned TO his bench yesterday.
FINAL DECREE Of divorce was grant
court by Judge C. W. Morse to Adelbcrt
Altman from Sarah Altman.
c. T. HANSEN. local manager for the
Allis- Chalmers Machine company re-
turne yesterday from an extended bust
ness trip through Montana.
THERE WILL BE setting OF crimi-
nal cases for the September term of tho
Third district court by Judge F, c.
Loofbourow this morning.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed yestcr-
day in tho Third district court bv Martha
| G. Miller against Edward NJ. Miller. al
ieginS on-support.
| MRS. M. T. coHN, who has been at
the Judge Mercy hospital for about ten
! days, returned To her home YESTERDAY
| GEORGE r. EFLE underwent an on
Grafton AT the Judge Mercy hospital yes
terday. His condition IL satlsfa ctory.
MEETING OF the Juvenile court
commission will be held today for the
transaction Of routine business.
THE RT. REV. BISHOP scANLAN
has returned home from an extended
, visit 10 Ely, New.
daughter nj the Judge Mercy hospital
! yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16

The Orpheum came into its own yes
to-day when the baggage wagons backed
up to the stage door and trunks and seem
cry galore were unloaded prior TO the
opening OF the vaudeville season Sunday
eompanW wbich he entire Dsyid Beasco
terfly' and the Five Piroscoffis, billed
as 'Europe's Greatest Jugglcrs," are In
Town and all the show will be here by
this evening In readiness to make their
entrances when the band strikes up sun
day afternoon. The advance seat sale
Indicates that there will be a bumper
mousse 10 usher In the long run OF ad-
Vanced vaudeville at the State street
home OF Inirth.
The bill at the Rex Is proving to be
fered by the management TO date. Owing
to the big vogue the four-reel feature is
enjoying, Zisomar vs. Nick Carter' will
oe retained for two more davs, closing
the snow Saturday night. This strong
picture is generally voted to be the acme
OF the motion picture photogra Pliers art,
The story, OF the varying adventures OF
the notorious French criminal and tbs
estute detective always on his trail calls
for some intensely thrilling situations on
sea and land, all going to make up one
OF the most wonderful pictures ever ex-
drawn by this feature are apparently en-
joying the rest OF the excellent bill yvhicb
calls for seven reels Of brand new first
VII piCluISS
The engagement OF "Sagebrush." Mr.
Mack's own play. by the Mack-Rambeau
players is drawing to a close and has
proved To be most delightful western
play with a sincere love story woven
throughout. intermineled with many
heart laughs. II has been a long time
since the Colonial has offered a more
pleasing story OF the west. Next week
this popular company Will offer David
Belasco's "Rose Of the Rancho' on q
more pretentious scale than ever before
Owing to the length OF fhe
play the curtain will rise promptly At
Sis. Reservations can be made now
Regular matinecs on Thursday and Sat
urday.
The Olivotti trouba dours. who appear
at the Empress this week are receiving
the recognition that deserving artists
usually get. The reasons for their po;,J-
larity are two -fold-their classical music
appealing to that class OF patrons who
delight In the proper interpretation OF
operate selections. and their ragtime be-
ing played with an efficiency and artis-
try that preclude the possibility of dis
counting their ability.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
TURN IN
DINKENSPIEL CASE

Judge c. w. Morse, In the Third dis
trict court. yesterday dismissed the order
TO show cause In the case OF Joe Dinken-
spiel against the General News Bureau
AND ord cred that temporary restraining
order may issue, subject, however. to the
hearing OF a motion to vacate upon
twentyfour hours notice by the defend :
ant. Dinkcnspiel is required to deposit
2, bond OF $500
The case Involves the right of the news
bureau to furnish certain race track in
formation to w. T. Brinkworth, a local
pool room operator, the plaintiff charging
that on February "a last he cont ra ct ed
Tor the exclusive service in this territory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
WOMAN DlPHTHERIA
PATIENT ESCAPES

The city health department yesterday
received telegram from the health de
partnent Of Denver. asking that the To-
cal officials be on the lookout for Mrs.
John Jorgenscn of that city, who es-
capped wednesday night from the diph-
iheri5 detention hospital OF that city.
The telegram Was as follows:
Watch for Mrs. John Jorgensen who
escaped from diphtheria ward detention
hospital last night: Has brown hair
brown eyes, f35 pounds. ! feet s !nches
brooch pin, foreign money. Husband ac-
companled her 10 Salt Lake. He Is tall
slim. blue eyes. brown hair, brown suit
DENVER HEALTH DEPARTMENT. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
TEN APPLICANTS ARE
ADMITTED TO BAR

The state bar examining committee
hled its report with the supreme court
yesterday, setting forth that, ten applj-
cants had successfully passed the recent
examinations.
The examins tion prepared this year.
according TO members Of the committee.
esta blished standard OF efficiency 200
per cent higher than ever before. The
successful applicants were: George A.
Cole. Paul Williams. Alma Lowell Mer-
ill. James N. Carlson. Charles Carroll
Sintz. Harold VI Stephens, Leon Founes- =
beck, L. r. Martineau Jr.. Herbert L.
Smyth and Arthur b. Watkins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
HOWELL NOT READY
ANNOUNCE DECH

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l6~-Rep'
tive Howell Will mako no reco''.
ton of a postmaster for Lehi unp
adjournment, when he expect,n, ,,.., 70
a thorough personal investigauon
eIt,ation' Such conflicting repof-
been forwarded to Washington -
this office that the congressman "
feel Justified In making a recon'
ton at this time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
GOVERNMENT SUES TO
RECOVER COAL LANDS
BY International News Service

DENVER, August 16-Suit has b,en
hled here by the government against the
Southern Colorado Power company for
the restoration to the national domain OF
400 acres OF coal land valued at s45o, 900
in Las Animas county. Colorado, alleged
to have been obtained by fraudulent en-
try It Is charged that the land was
taken up by dummies" acting for the
coal COMPANY. Suit has also been filed
against tho Northern Colorado Coal com
pany 10 recover 1850 acres OF coal land
valued AZ $4,000 which also Is alleged
to have been fraudulcntly entered. The
TWO suits aggregate one million dollars
and are among the largest OF the Kind
ever brought.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
Treasure Is Intact.
Actual Damage Considerable.

The total damage TO the vault as a
result Of the strenuous attempts to open
il consisted Of broken time lock. MAX
ing it necessary to keep tho door open
until the lock can he repaired; broken
sheet Of plate glass covering the inside
Of the door. which was shattered by the
continuous batteripg operations. and the
knocking Of the enamel from the outer
surface.
"I have been exceedingly worried
for six days, but now that it over
IN glad it happcne1,' said Mr.. Knox
last night. "lt has proved to my com
plete satisfaction that the vault is in
vulnerable TO attack by bank robbers I
would be willing to allow the most ex-
pert cracksmen in the world TO operate
on il AS long as they liked, II simply
cannot be opened except with the won.
derful acetyleue machine which weigh
ing two tons. rs not apt to be found
in the tool kit of a thief. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
LIMIT YELLOWSTONE
EXCURSION TO 12C

More than 100 reservations for the Ycl-
lowstone park excursion under the aus
pices Of the Commercial club have been
made TO date and II Is apparent from the
interest manifested that more apDlica-
tions will be received than can be accom-
modated In order 10 insure a full meas
ure Of comfort aboard the special train,
those In charge have deemed II best 10
limit the reservations TO 100 Tho train
Will leave Salt Lake Sunday morning at
I.,5 o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
GLASMANN MAKING
ATTACKS ON SPRY

William Glasmann, one OF the guiding
spirits of the Eull Moose in Utah, is
making campaign through southern
Utah, ostensibly In the interests of the
Roosevelt party. His speeches, however.
are devoted largely to attacks on Governor
Spry. His particular grievance against
Governor Spry is that the governor Sc
cured from the legislature an approprla..
tion for the construction OF a state capitoi
in Utah. Mr.. Glasmann takes the po-
siton that Utah does not need capitol
and II It does e should not be construct
ed in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
WILL MEET FRIDAY

The anniversary of the Woman's For
etgn Missionary society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church Will he held at Tirst
NJ. f.. church. corner Second East and
Second South, Friday afternoon at go
The address OF tho afternoon will be Civ
Kansas. Everybody welcome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
Paroled Bows Report.

twenty-five boys peroIcd from the
state Industrial school met Edward NJ.
Rowe. state parole agent, at the Y. NJ.
9. A. building to report on their conduct
for the month ended August Is, at T.30
o'clock last evening After the checking
UP the boys were the guests Of Mr.. Rowe
al the Empress theater Mr.. Rowe re-
ports that most OF the boys are Justify
Ing the action of the school officials In
placing them upon their honor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
DEATH SUMMONS
PIONEER PHYSICIAN

Dr. August Raucher. pioneer ply
sician Of Utah. died at his home In Hlg
Cottonwood Yesterday. Or. Raucher was
20 years Of age and had been 4 resident
Of Utah since 1852. EIe was n graduate
OF Vienna His wife died years ago and
he had since resided with his sister-ln
law Mrs Marie Rsucher. daughter
In Austria survives him. DR.. Rauchcr
was n member OF the county and state
aSaoclatiouS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
Condemns COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-EeP1
tiyes Norris of Nebraska ana
North Carolina condemned NJ
judiciary committee today for i's
yenortins tho Cummins bill 10 T.
supreme court review OF tpe -
plan of the so-called IooaS -
Both representative SAID LII a,
fight to have the measure Gohs %ss
fore adjournment. II aready IT,
thu senate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
ADJUSTMENTS

c 0 l. 0 n AL THEATER-Willard
Mack. Marjorie Rambeau and as
sociate players in "Sagebrush." Cur
tain at Sis p. m, Natinees Satur-
day afternoon at 2:15
EMPRESS THEATER-SulIiva Con-
Sidine vaudeville. Matinee daily at
2:50. Two evening performarces'
1880 and OILS. Bill changes We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16
BOY Seeks Step.father.

Theodore Anderson. Is years OF age. sp-
pcared AZ police headquarters at mid
night and asked for help in finding hig
stepfather, Carl Peterson OF Ephraiu,
The boy was given his supper and a bed
IN the lodgers' rooms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-16

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