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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
KE|TH-O' 'BR|EV CO.
SECURE MORE SPACE
Lease Five Floors of Mission
Theater Building for Of
fees and StorcroonlS.

Five upper floors Of the Mission the
atcr building have been leased by the
keith-O Brien company, 20 he used IN
connection with tho new store building
which il adiuins on the west,
II, w. Walker. manager Of the Keith
@ 'Brion company. Yesterday said that
the additiona! quarters thus secured FOR
his firm will be utilized for offices and
stock rooms, allowing the main struc.
ture soon to be occupied by the big
store to be devoted entirely TO sales
rooms,
Work Of remodeling the Mission
building to suit the purposes of the
kcith.O Bricn business viii begin Inn.
mcdiatclv and will cost several thou
sand dollars. 1t is 60 be connected
with the new structure by doorways
cut between the two buildings, and is
TO have an elevator service, which bIth-
crto has not been available.
With this addition TO the new store
space Mt Third South and state streets
the kcith-O Brien company Will have
ono Of the most harmonious dry goods
emporiums in tho intcrmoupta,n re-
1iOn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
BURGLARS FLEE WHEN
POLICE AUTO COMES

The police almost captured two bur-
siarS ~ the home OF l.. J. Price 79S
last night. Neighbors saw an intruder
strlklng matches in the Price home dur
ing the absence OF the occupants The
RouCe were informed immediatel and Tho
Greyhound carried a number of n,t ri III
men 10 the scene In record time Jusf AK
INC car slowed down at the residence n
snalp whistle was heard from tho roar
OF tho house and tho Officers dasbnd
around IN time to sec two figures 10 over
thH rear fence. Search OF tho neirbbor
hood was futile
investigation showed that ono man had
entered tne house through % roar win
dpw lie had lighted many matches In his
h yl IN Ioi VaiIaoles, but SO far as could
oe earned during the absence OF the
family nothing was stolen. '"e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
MASONS CONFERRING
NUMEROUS DEGREES

Lhere was an increased attendance
ana interest yesterday at the seml-an-
nual reunion OF the Scottish Rite Masons
OF Utah.
Tic e%empliiication OF the degrees was
done In creditable manner. showing
careful preparation by those taking part
therein. ''''
At the forenoon session the ninth de-
gree, under the direction OF Henry ST.
mon. and the tenth under the direction OF
t'n"aro ,h!ton McCullow, were con-
ferred- At the afternoon session The
fourteenth was conferred. under the di-
rection of william j. Lynch.
At the night session the fifteenth was
conferred, under the direction OF Harry
Nathaniel Mayo. and the sixteenth. under
the direction OF the Rev E. l. Goshen.
The remaining degrees between the sixth
municated during the day.
AT todays session the degrees from the
seventeenth to the twcnty-ninth. incIn-
sive, will be conferred and communal
Gated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
JURORS WILL SOON
FIX MALZA'S FATE

The trial Of. Frank Maliza on r.
charge of murder is rapidly nearing an
end and probably will go to the jury
In Judge j.. G. Loofbourow court to.
day. The testimony of the witnesses
for the defense was virtually concluded
yesterday and arguments of counsel
will BIO made at today's session of the
court.
Rafael Pucci. Maliza's companion
Mt tho time of the shooting Of John
Hayden, occupied the witness stand for
the greater portion of the day He ad-
mitted having fired several shots fol
lowing the attack on himself and Ma.
lza SAID to have been made By Hay
den and his companion Gudmandson. He
swore that he was struck down by Gud-
mandson and while on the ground fired
twice. This testimony was in contra
diction to other statements made by
P'ucci. as he had previously denied
shooting.
Following Pucci s cross s-examination,
Alfred LooueY testified in contradic-
tion Of w. i. Cook 3 testimony that
Mahza had told Of shooting twice at
HAYDEN after the man had fallen,
James Simpson, the next witness, told
of Pucci 8 wounds in the fight prcced-
ing the tragedy and sworo that the
young Italian was badly beaten. vii.
ham J. Perkin testified to having been
perslstently followed by strikers for
days prior to the tragedy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
QUESTION OF SALOON
LICENSE IS ARGUED

The question OF whether Hill & War
mack shall be issued a saloon license for
a place on South Main street was argued
Yesterday before Judge Ritchie by Allan
i. Sanford representing the petitioners
and Aaron Meyers, assistant city attor-
ney, who is presenting the views OF the
city commissioners against increasing
The number OF saloons In operation In
this city. Judge Ritchie heard the ar
guments. which had been continued from
the preceding day and took the case
under advisement
Property owners in the vicinity OH
jectcd 10 a saloon in that neighborhood
and tho city commission deciding thai
the l3s saloons now in operation In Salt
Lake city are enough 10 supply reason
able demands. recommended 10 tho dis
trlct court that the license he refused
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
RUSH CONSOLIDATION
OF TELEPHONE SYSTEMS

\. 9. Mackenzie. publicity manager for
the Mountain states Telephone & Tele-
that the two telephone systems VIII be
physically consolidated and I'm working
order by Jun. l. provided that no unfore-
seen obstacle shall arise in the mean
time.
AZ fast as possible the new service is
oeing Installed where exclusively Inde-
S.hdcnt service has heretofore been had
New trunk swltchhoards are holm, riaca5
oy the western Electric CONAN. and
some ntue delay has been experienced in
IuIH WORK on account Of few errors The
work OF cutting over tho r0da-a, -, -,
system 20 the Bel IL 4 great underTak
lns, and because unexpected dlffic,iIties
nlSy possiol| arise, no positive date can
be rSed when the consolidated s,sst.,n
vii ,oe entirely ready for oneratInn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
BRUCE WEDGWOOD
ENTERS ARMY LIFE

According To announcement made in
the Army and Navy journal, Bruce
edS"ood OF this city. son OF Adjurant
General Il. 4. Wedgwuod of THIS state
has been appointed from civil life TO a
second lieutenancy in the regular army.
lie took the examination At Fort Doug
las last winter II is expected that he
VII be ordered TO Fort LeayenNorth soon
for instruction In tho officers school be-
tore being assigned To a regiment.
AFTER leaving the salt Lake schools
Lieutenant Wedgwood studied for more
than two years at the Culver Military
academy tn Indiana. where he took a
high standing in his classes. and showed
especial proficiency in military training
iie has Tor some time been an employee
III the oticc OF the sdtutsnt general OF
THIS state and is familiar with much Of
iicial routine.
Lieutenant Wedgwood's appointment
"as one of thirty -clght appointments
awarded civilians. IL Il said that the
appointment OF this number leaves vet
about 80 vacancies in tho army.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
POPULAR WOMAN
OFFICIAL IS DEAD

Mrs. Isabella p. Robson, wife of
Franklin AIonzo Robson, died at Fill
more, Utah, at O'Clock Yesterday
morning of hemorrhage.
Mrs. Robson (familiarly known
among. her aid acquaintances as
" Birdie Robison) was born in Salt
Lake City September /, 1854, being
the daughter Of the late Farley p. and
Belinda Marden Pratt, and the sister
OF the late Nephi and Lehi Pratt and
Belinda Pratt Musser She was mar.
RED 10 Franklin Alouzo Robson of
Fillmore April 10, 1872, and was the
mother of twelve children, eleven OF
whom survive her-five sons and six
daughters.
In Millard county. and particularly
in the city Of Fillmore, Mrs. Robson
was widely known and much beloved
She had served three terms as recorder
OF Mlllard county, and as such had
enlarged her acquaintance to include
most Of the inhabitants of that poIit
ical subdivision.
Funeral services hre 10 be held at
Fillmore AZ o'clock this affcrnoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
NEW TESTING SCALES
FOR UTAH RECEIVED

The set Of United States stauda I'd
weights and measures for the DEPART
ments OF the dairy and food commits
sioner and the state sealer OF weights
was completed yesterday with the arrival
from Washington OF the large balance
The capacity OF the balance In Rfty
pounds on each pan as a maximum and
can register as low as one-siX hundredth
or n gram.
The official measures and other equip-
ment, including the large case for the
balance. were received some time ago
The delay IN receiving the balance was
due 10 the fact that the government re-
fused the hrst balance intended FOR this
state because u did not test true The
weights and measures are at the disposal
OF anyone who wishes TO make a test
OF weights or measures and engineers
ard surveyors are welcome TO mako tegta
with the standard linear measures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
RESIDENT OF ULINE
KILLED IN RUNAWAY

Smelter workers hurrying TO their J., -
DOTS AT O'Clock Yesterday morninr
i%oGnd % the bruised and broken body q, Of
~" I'm 6ulgeIE wing in the road near
Ea'e. IL is presumed that he was KILLED
ln = runaway the horse and buggy viii
WHICH ne started from Mldvale shortly
aIter midnight having been found nn,r
burgerE farm In Clinc The b,,o",,
was was smashed as though 1t had coIIJded
with something. '''i'p'u
bursetg was 10 years OF age and was
Wa not Known 10 nave any relatives
lie was seen about the saloons I'm uii
.he uesd9E until midnight. Apparcntiv
tnc uooN had been dragged over tG.
rough roads for lob yards on NOR a..
Inquest will toe held AN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
SELECT JUDICIAL
CANDIDATES TUESDAY
Republican Convention Will
Name Choices for Judges
and District Attorney.

Much interest is being manifested
in the Republican judicial convention,
which viii be held in the courtroom Of
Judge r. n. Lewis, in the city and
county building. next Tuesday, begin
ming at 10 clock in the forenoon.
The convention is called for the pur-
pose of nominating five candidates for
district Judge and one candidate for
district attorney for the Third Judicial
district, which comprises the counties
of salt Lake. summit and Tooelc.
There will be l57 delegates In the
convention. l%7 of the number being
from Salt Lake county. Summit coun-
tv has IL delegates and Tooele county
has g.
Politicians. who have watched close
" the trend of the Judicial campaign,
predict that thc convention VIII re-
nominate the present district Judges.
NJ. L.. Richie. G. W. Morse, George
q. Armstrong, r. ID. Lewis and f. G..
Loofbourow, although j. j. Whitaker,
present Judge of tho civil division of
the city court, is conceded TO be in
the running.
It also is predicted that f.. O.
Lcatberwood. the present district at.
torney. will he nominated 10 succeed
himself. although the friends of George
W. Mover. who is a candidate for tho
nomination against Lcatberwood, take
issue with the prediction.
So far AS known at this time. the
only contests viii be that Of j. j.
Whitaker against the field and George
W. Noycr against Il. O. Leatherwood,
it being understood that there viii be
no candidate from either Summit or
Iooele county.
Primaries Will be held this evening
for the selection Of delegates 10 the |
judicial convention. as we'll as 10 the |
state convention at Provo on May IL |
FOR the election of delegates to the
rational Republican convention at Chi.
ago on June Is. The primaries have
he right 10 elect one set Of delegates
o both conventions, or to elect a set
II delegates TO each of the conventions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
FOUR FIREMEN QUlli
RESERVATIONS HT

designations uf four msmOets
city's fire department. althoneh
ed 10 the chief OF the IRE degr
several weeks ago. reached tI' 1V
mission only Yesterday and ~ u.
lar "Wednesday meeting Of ths
sion tho designations Nere u".r
explanation was najc TO me co~.ssl -
by Chlef ", II. Bywatsr and N
sence of Mayor Samuel {; ras ~
heads the department OF pnoItI, oINI,s,st 4
designations were accepted V''"'''
mont. -
Three OF the designations we're vi
voluntarily and one, was feJ,t h. 4
Chief Bywater FOR the gooG Oh ,,s, @ 4
ice" The three firemcn who out
J. ]. Ryan. w. L. Williams ahe
Nadcl. Chris Nelson was ass"
sign. ..,l--sH
Asked last night why the Ttslsr So
had not been nlsd with me ec1H
earlier. Chief Bywater said ra. ri
withheld them bccaus" he dio ',w.asrI
bother Mayor Park during 'he
ness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
PROF. j. B. TORONTO
IS TOURING EUROPE

Barney y, Quinn OF this city has iust
irreiYed letter from Professor J r.
Toronto. who was at Rome. ItaIy. at the
time OF writing. ''''
Mr.. Toronto Is well known here. having
ior some years held the position OF rro
lessor OF mathematics In the TnIvet,,it, :.
1i Ian. ror about four years he has
neen uayeung IN Europe and Asia having
VISITED England. Ireland. Russia. Ger,
many. Snitksrland. Turkey and the Hoiv
l-Anq- Mr. Toronto is now touring Italy
ScIIbrs interestingly some OF his nerSonal
'Ngeilsnces AT The Italian capital.
30 une IS lHed by SIR. Toronto FOR his
some uine Yet. lie is collecting historiral
ana other matter which holds particular :
interest TOT ono or his studious cbaracter
and " ~ thought by his friends thai bo
'outciuplates some literary work Uhe, bc
snail have finished his travels "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
GOVERNOR WILL SAl
WHO GETS RtWN

Governor Spry will snnouns", ",i
his decision as 20 when, uJl ~ n
claimants is entitled 70 ana "" -
the reward or $500 offered ~ ~,
for the arrest Of Thomas h2II.y,sss
or. julius Slrmay Is under =, 4
death following conviction o' ,he n
and five individuals cam c,sda n
for having aided Deputy Tss
Butler in making the arressL, NJ 4
claimants met YESTERDAY VIZ, ~ ks
ernor and agreed TO leave ,bs II
sion the final disposition o. olr'aass s
The claimants are Clalr cI-,sAT y
claims 10 have discovered ~ ~ ta,fiisHI
in the bushes where he was so y:
arrested: Samuel Wright .,bas
similar claim; Fred kropi. az pa
Sirmay roomcd. and Jonn IN ~
who says he gave the sher,sa rI,sasors
information as to sirmsiy,5i ifsF ths n
&. l.. Olsen. who attcnu,, ,,rlds, =
following his attempt ri SUI - iM r
I ed a claim for - per cent
for professional services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
PAYS ROYAL ARCANUM|
LODGE OFFICIAL, Vly1

w. Holt Apgnr. deputy supr,tm a.
of the order OF the ROYAL Ar,Anun I
an official visit last night 10 Sal 4
council No. lJi7. The visit Of u, I
resentatiVe of the supreme couudl
made the occasion % a banquet 81
was spread In the lodgeroom in Il
OF Pythias hall. at which $50 Es--
OF the fratcTnal and beneficial ortEI
down. The Ogden council was reS:r1
cd by delegation of fifteen fra
city and there were also pressn! =.
bers from Bingham and Park Cit
The banquet was preceded b. , =
lar session Of the lodge, FOLLOWED n
short programme Of Instrument
vocal music.
+, w. Gardiner was toastmasle
a number Of informal address
made. Mr. ApEar made lensti
dress. explaining the beneficial ~
cial sides of the order and ursl
members to increase the memtsEs1
expressed himself as favorlng ~
pnintmeBt OF "A deputy regent ~
state by the supreme council. Ne
in complimentary terms of sM
which he is visiting for the IFS ~
Mr.. .Apgar, who has been via'a
councils OF the Pacific coast.
way To the meeting OF the snpfe--
ell. which Will convene nj RichfnqA
the middle OF May. HIS non'
Trenton, \, J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
Committee Selects Best "Bills
of Fare Submitted Dur
ing Products Week.
WINNER NOT IDENTIFIED
Name Not Attached to Entry;
Special Prize Award
Recommended.

Award Of the first prize for menus
Utah Products show, was last night
made by the associated publicity and
prize committees of the Manufacturers
association, John n, Giles, chairman.
\ special prize was also recommended
for another set Of menus submitted
IL is impossible for the committee
now TO determine who submitted The
winning set, as there was no envelope
containing the author s name accom-.
pJnying the composition. However, the
writer Of the menus is requested to
call on Secretary D. +. Collett at the
Vermont building and describe the
paper TO his satisfaction, and the first
prize will he duly turned over
In the case OF the special prize rec
ommepdation, the committee found that
the contribution Of Mrs. w, Il. Traugh-
ber was fully up to the first prize win
ner in the matter Of selection Of Utah
foodstulfs. The point that decided the
committee in favor Of the unidentified
set of menus was that IT, designated
by name Of producer the article to be
used. Otherwise the second set was
equal In every respect. The prize Of
fered was $50 worth Of Utah food
products, aud this will be awarded 10
me Writer or the hrst set The COM
mlttee will recommend 10 the Manu-.
tacturers association that a special
Prize of similar value and Of Utah
food products be also awarded to Mrs
Traughber for her production.
These menus arc of special merit, ~
said Mr.. Giles last night. ''and they
fully deserve recognition in both cases
such as the committee recommends
They will be valuable to the producers
OF Utah foodstUffs, and il my advice
shall be followed they will be given
VIDE publicity IN the interest of Utah
food products -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
development Day Will BE
Generally Observed
Throughout State.
MEETING IN TABERNACLE
Excellent Programme Has
Been Prepared for Salt
Lake Observance.
This is Utah Development day"

This is Utah Development day
BY proclamation Governor Spry has
set forth the Importance and tho purposes
Of the occasion. and has designated this
as special day upon which citizens
throughout the state should rise UP in
one mighty boost for Utah.
Since the inception OF the move. the
Utah Development league, with the CO.
operation OF the Commercial clubs and
the school organizations OF city and state.
nas been preparing for 2. great, state
The spirit, and today's observance viii
prove q memorable one.
In practically every city. town or ham
let Of Utah. exercises will he held in the
schools. Pupils and students will pre-
pare competitive essays on Utah. which
will he read. High school stud viii
compete In essay writing for scholar
ships In the state university and In the
state agricultural college. Hundreds of
thousands OF post cards bearing facts
and Illustrations eXplotive Of the state,
have been distributed and will this day
be mailed ont far and wide. calling at =
tcntion/ 10 Utah.
In the evening mass meetings Will be
neld Speakers have been assigned by
the Development league. with appropri-
ate subjects. In song. ceremony and
address, psoplo viii turn their attention
homeward, and viii Join In q common
move TO let the world know what Utah
is and offers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
PROSECUTOR IS MOVED
BY TEARS OF WOMAN

The advantage or having A wife was
brought home strikiDEly to two mon in
and the rue OF the other N'
IL happened when Joseph Miikcn and
William Haney came up for scnfenca
haElnS pleaded guilty 10 charges Of
petty larceny the previous dav NJ
Mihken. slip of a woman. barely he.
yond her teens, reached tho boart nj,
Assistant County Attorney Charles NJ
Morris with her tears and nIosdir a., ~
MorriS recommended n suspended sen
tencc In the case OF Miliken and .Tnds.o
j. NJ. Bowman acquicsced. Hancy Wa
sentenced To thirty days In the COUNTY
jail. ''
Mlikcn and Hanov stole two and a boIf
pairs oT shoes from the display case or
ago. -"'S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
Plans Not Announced.

Mr.. Wiley denies hay.o, r,t
announcement; OF his plan. In .' ~.
tor and ~ill advise with other .rl
OF the county before maltlng ~
announcement.
Speaking Of the matter Ia,t r;,,,
torney Evans said.
we contend that The s,lprer.
mislntcrpretcd section 6S of m. n
law. AS being applicable to dry i,,4I
when this section applies oniy n .
territory.
This section provides that 'uo,A,.
said act contained shah proven, !. I
hibit any city council, board ~ ~
or board OF county commlsslon,.,
ensctiuG restrictions upon and ~
tons Of the traffic In ntoxlostIny ~.
IN addition 10, but not In conhI,t Il
this act
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
REHEAR|NG IS ASI6|
IN IMPORTANT CID
Supreme Court Is Ast.
Allow Reargumeni !,
Liquor Action,
ALLEGED ERRORS CIT,
1t Is Contended That ,J,,,,i..lI
Misinterpreted One Sectn,.]
Ignored Another. (
ALLEGED ERRORS Cl1s

An application to the ,rn,
Of the state for rchsar,n.
known ss "lhc Flcasan, Groy. 'I
which the supreme court v,r,,.n
out city ordinances regulating ua ~
h'. was filed Yesterday by .IacoS II q
county attorney OF Utah ro,n. "r.
Exams asks a relocating and IL.
iuntiy Of arguing the case s,,,. v'r
the customary grounds that u.
misinterpreted tho statutes
Mr.. Evans and other coun,y =.
Or the state arc apprehonsiy, ~,
recent decision Win unravorahl, a.
operations Of their office in uon..
Mr. Evans conferred with cor..
ney |. r.. Willer. relative 10 nv NJ
10 he assumed by counties ,o,r,.sn.
OF the hrst and second class In ~.
OF enforcement of the s,ain ill.,.
Tho recent decision will oIrscI 90, N
in tho way this business I, bsrn
tho county ATTORNEYS. who 49,
handling city cases. NAV d.c6.
the city officials la prosecnts I,,.o
Of tho liquor law In their own ~ns .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
BURGLARS ARE BUSY
ON THE WEST SIDE

Operating with pass keys, burglars
entered and rifed two west side
homes last night during the absence
Of occupants. ]. S. BuuelI and Mrs.
BuDell returned from the theater 10
find their home, 275 West Third South
street, ransacked thoroughly a gold
watch and woman s suit worth $40
were stolen, Thirty dollars in cash
was taken from the home OF Thomas
Mexican, SOC Ouray avenue. The po-
lice investigated both robberies, with
out results,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
Seek More Recruits

Lieut.. Col. II. c. Lee oI,,or 0, q y
vinciaI commander and auu,t ~ So
termoun,aln province OF " m me-
army. will conduct ..ocond /,
tho army hall. l39 East .',ocy ~.
street. beginning 1T . ,T T'J 1, 8, :,
At this gathering there W." ~, ~
estine programme cnrrisu ~ eorS'|
OF recruits are To 10
soldiers Of the corps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
As to Dry Territory.

There IS no traffic In inloy,c,E..
duors in dry territory-a loast 4, u
temptation Of the law-ari 40 -
that because tho supreme court r,ld-]
preted the section Designated az II
OF It's decision, it arrived al A II
conclusion.
We also contend that section ~ IA
expressly delegates power 10 clly II
ellis 10 license and regulate or I'D
the manufacture. selling, giving ,s|
or disposition i'll any manner. q -
eating liquor, This section wa, - \
ierrcd IN in any way by tho rr-l
court and seems TO have been y,f;.
by 1t in rendering It's decision: ~
contend that the section should 1, =
strued in connection with The lIcy,
IN, ascertalpiuG the intention OF IL
iSlature.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
NO CAUSE FOUND
TO DELAY EXECUTION

~ compliance with a provision OF The
.aw. the state bOard OF pardons met Vs.
ieTday and reviewed the transcript OF
proceedings In the case OF T. T. Morris
no VIII be executed next week for ~,
murder or j. W. ANteli. Trial Judge y
9. Loofbourpw appeared before the board
VIII ne sworn transcript and after ex-
animation the hoard dscreed tbs, no
cause existed Why Morris should not nav
ihs cNtreIeo penalty. Uis execution Will
raSe place al the state prison on April 20