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Connecticut western news., 1912-08-22
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Connecticut western news., 1912-08-22
GENERAL BOOTH DEAD.
Salvation Army Head succumb1 i
 Linqerinq Illness,

General William Booth, chief of the Salvation Army, is dead in England. He had been failing since last May, when an operation for cataract was per formed on his left eye.
 For five years after their marriage Booth and his wife lived the precarious
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-22
His Advantaae.

T know more about that woman than she knows about, herself.".
 How can that be possibleT
 Easily. know she isn't pretty, but she doesn't"
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-22
Mistake Proves Fatal

After eating as candy large num- Der of pills left for her mother by a physician May Succarlo of Corning, N. l., died in agony.
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-22

Men are sent into the world with bills of credit and seldom draw to their full extent-Walpole.
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-22

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Republican Women Meet.

Tho Womap's Republican club held a
meeting Yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Anna Cutler. o65 East Fourth South
street. Senator Carl A. Badger addressed
the meeting.
Nephi l.. Morris. Progressive candida te
for governor. is speaking this week In
Cache and Box Elder counties.
District chairmen OF the Republican
party from the First and Second wards
met last night at the Republican county
headuuarters. District chairman from
the Third, Fourth and Fifth wards will
meet at headquarters tonight.
Fred w Price who has charge Of the
speakers bureau for the Republicans of
Salt Lake county VIII mako an automobile
trip through the county 10 arrange for
Republican rallies.
The Progressive party liz arranging for
series or street meetings IN Salt Lake
and Murray. Allen T. Sanford. Parley
2. Christensen. and Robert B. Porter. are
the speakers at these meetinGs-
An important meeting OF the Woodrow
Wilson club will be held at the Demo-
cratic county headquarters, l52 South
state street. Thursday evening az s
O'Clock. Special business will come be
fore the meeting and large attendance
IS expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
WALKER CHOSEN TO
SUCCEED WDOLLEY
Selected by Republican State
Committee to Be Candi-
date for Elector.

M. Fl Walker was yesterday named
candidate for presidential elector by the
Republican state committee to succeed
It. D. Woolley OF Kanab. resigned. Er-
forts to reach Mr.. wanser TO learn
whether he would accept the honor failed,
md Chairman Gardner WAS empowered
10 fill the vacancy in case Mr.. Walker
declined.
Fifteen Of twenty-Beven members Of the
state committee were present either In
person or by proxy. Mr.. Walkers name
Was the only one presented and his NOM
ination made by acCamation.
The committee discussed Inforna lly
other matters connected with the cam
paIGn. but took no formal action on any.
pressed themselves as confident OF the
success of the entire state ticket.
Arrangements were made for Il speak
Ing tour of candidates and other orators
and Senator CI. A. Ivcrson will speak at
Mant, and Moronl tomorrow and We'd
nesday. Senator lYerson and Lincoln G,
Kelly, candidate for state auditor, Will
speak at Fairview October TO- Mayfield
October II and Ephrain October IL. They
will speak at other Sanpete county points
October II and 10.
Governor Spry will start a stumpinG
tour OF Sanpete and Sewer counties Oc-
tober 10, He and Judge Frick will speak
that evening at Manti, on October II at
Salina and October II at Richfield. The
next week is left open for the governor,
He Will bo IN Weber county October "a
and %. at Springville October &c. at He
Der October 80. Coalville October II,
Park City November l and at Spanish
Fork with Attorney General A r. Barnes
November =.
]. A. Melville. candidate for Judge Of
the Fifth judicial district. and Willard
Done, state insurance commissioner, will
pass the next ten days stwnping the
Fifth district
Judge John F. Chidester recently a
candidate for the Republican nomination
for congress. will stump the Sixth judicial
district In behalf OF the Republican state
ticket,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
STATE SHOULD PAY
AS DOES Citizen

The insistence by the water department
upon the collection OF a sl75 deposit for
water meter from the State Fair as
sociation was the cause OF TIT last
night at the city commission meeting be-
tween Mayor Samuel G. Park and COM
missioner W, IT. Korns.
The argument arose over a motion oy
Mr.. Korns calling for the rebate OF 5tI
by the Fair association and the insist
ence upon the collection OF tho deposit.
The commission was OF the opinion
that the Fair association should pay
for whatever water was used out was
Inclined to think that the deposit re-
water consumption. Commissioner Korpa
took the view that tho same treatment
should be accorded to the state ia
given private user He said that he
had gathered this TO be the idea of the
commission from remark which he at
tributed 10 Mayor Park. The mayor said
that he had never made any such remark,
Final action on the motion was held
mp by Mr.. korns's withdrawal OF the mo-
ton until a meeting can he held with
the directors OF the association.
The commission. upon recommendation
Of DR.. samuel @. Paul, health commits
sioner. confirmed the appointment OF Miss
Diana Gustaveson as stenogTapher In the
health Department. Miss Gustaveson
has been special stenographer i'm the
Her new position was crea ed by the re-
Gently passed health department reor-
gan'zation ordinance.
The appointments of William Holmes,
10 be warrant clerk In the city auditor 5
office. and &. T. FORBADE. TO be clerk In
III. same office we've confirroc6 Roll
appointments were exclusively announced
in The Tribune last SUNDAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
PROMINENT PROVO
MAN PASSES AWAY
Wilford A. Johnson Dies of
PeritonitiS at Provo Gen
eral Hospital.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Oct. IA maj ntle Of gloom was
cast over Provo this morning when the
news Of the death of Wilford y. Johnson
became known. Mr.. Johnson died at the
Provo general hospital at I2:15 this morn
Ing OF perltonitis, after an opera tion Tor
appendicitis Which was performed las,
Tuesday night between II and II 20
o'clock He had been aiinG for the pa st
six Weeks, but was not thought To be in
any danger until taken suddenly worse
at 10 o'clock Tuesday night
Wilford Alexander Johnson was the
born in Provo March I6, 1881. He had
lived here ali of his life. For ten Years
he acted as the local representative OF
the Utah Sugar cornpa ny. leaving that
position four years ago 10 accept the
place OF assistant cashier at the State
Bank OF Provo, of which he was a stock
holder. He also was heavily interested
In the Moore's Independent Drug COM
pany Of this city, and was active IN other
business enterprises. Besides a mother,
Mrs, Dorothy Johnson. OF this city. he is
survived by two brothers. Eugene OF
Provo and Leroy Johnson OF Salt Lake.
and Mrs. William Holmes Of Salt Lake.
and Mrs. Leroy Jacques OF Provo. besides
numerous other relatives throughout the
west.
Funeral services will be conducted from
the stake tn bernacle Wednesday, begin
ming at p. In. Friends can view the
body at the family residence, corner OF
Fourth South and Fourth East streets,
from 10 to 1880 the day OF, the funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
AFTER FRANCHISE
FOR 4NTERURBA|V

A movement TO establish IN interur-
ban electric line between Salt Lake
and Provo has become apparent
through the efforts of the promoters Of
the enterprise to secure the necessary
franchises in the towns that will be
touched by the line. g. II. Thurman,
attorney for the promoters, said last
night that John McGinnis of Butte and
Thaddeus s. Lane of Spokane were be.
hind the proposition and that it would
surely mean an inteTurban Gue as pro-
posed. He also said that this had moth.
ing TO do with any other company or
companies that have discussed such a
line in the past.
Details of the franchise were agreed
upon by the promoters and the citizens
of American Fork Saturday. Iester.
day they were practically, although not
finally, agreed upon in Pleasant Grove.
Lebi and Provo will be petitioned to.
morrow. The plan is looked upon with
favor BY the citizens of Provo, II is
said. 1t was reported there last night
that the new road would result in A
new opera house and ncw hotel, neither
TO cost less than $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
TRANSFERS REALTY
VALUED At s11O,000
J. A. FritSch Takes Stock in
Two Companies in Ex-
change for Property.

In order TO complete the requirements
or the articles OF incorporation OF the
j. \. Fritch Loan 81 Trust company and
the Western States Investment company,
j. A. Fritch yesterday transferred real
estate TO both companies for stock in
each 10 tho value Of 100000 and $40, 200
respectively.
The property transferred TO the ]. a.
Fritch Loan & Trust company consists
OF the following:
Part of lot 3. block a. plat M" part OF
block 65. plat "A" part OF lot 4, block 30,
plat "a and part Of lot s, block s2.
The property transferred TO tho Western
States Investment company includes the
Part OF lot II, block 2, part Of lot ls,
block ., part Of lot >, block 10, all OF lots
., g. and s, block and lots 2S and "A.
part OF lot 10. block 20. fivo acre plat "a
lots "a. IS. A6. AZ. 81 and sc, amended plat
OF block o, Thorndyke subdivision. lots
FL and 90. block /. Hackett's addition. a
subdivision OF lots Z, and 4. block 3. five
acre plat A. part Of lots .. =. and s,
in block 2, Main street and State road
subdivision, a. subdivision OF lot is, block
IL. five acre plat A. oil OF block go
lots). block 2 go lots), lots to 20 in
elusive and "a TO 50 Inclusive in block s.
lots 81 to 90 inclusive. 1 nblock 4. block
) (56 iots), block CSC lots), block CSC
lots), block COG lotD, lots ] to aS in-
elusive and 40 to "a inclusive In block g.
lots ] to IS inclusive and ~ to "a inclu-
81 to 54 inclusive in block II, lots IL to
~ inclusive and A TO "a Inclusive in block
IL. lots 10 inclusive in block ID, lots
to 10 inclusive in block is. and block
Is 30 1ots) all in Fritch Sc zulchs first
addition; lots and 6. block 4, Bucns
Vista addition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
DEMOCRATS ExULT,
Hold Meeting and Discuss Satisfactory
Results of County Canvass

Democratic candidates and other Dem
ocrats held an enthusiastic and well-at-
tended meeting at the Democratic county
headquarters last night The mecting was
in the nature of a jubilation over the
reports of the Democratic canvass, which
are said TO be so favorable TO the Demo-
Gratis TO indicate the election OF the
entire Democratic ticket in the county
County Chairman T. f, Thomas, Simon
Bamberger and Dan r Shields addressed
the meeting. All three expressed conf
dence In Democratic success in this coun-
ty, declaring that conditions We're now
looking so much more favorable than
When the campaign opened that. II they
continued to improve. there would be a.
Democratic landslide in this county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Prominent Men of City Will
Form Corporation for
Scientific Good Work.
PLANS WELL STUDIED
Comprehensive Outline OF
Work Proposed IS Given
in Articles.

Articles of Incorporation will he filed
today OF the Charity Organization so
ciety of Salt Lake City. II was de
ciJed TO take this action al a meeting
held last night in the University club
the meeting being the last of Il series
Of meetings that have been held pre-
liminary to the incorporation, which Is
for the purpose OF conducting charities
Of this city on scientific bass. w
Mont Ferry. who acted as chairman at
the meeting Last night. was given au-
thority to lille the articles OF inrorpora.
tion today. Officers and board Of di
rcctors were chosen as follows:
President, DR.. r, 4. Beatty: vice
president, the Rev Elmer | Goshen
and treasurer, NJ. II. Walker The mat
ter OF general secretary. which - 10
be Il paid office, WIS not disposed of
The board OF directors elected last
night are ", w Armstrong, George 5,
Auerbach. DR., r, r. Beatty, Il, G. Cas-
tor and +. 4. DruehI, for one year
S. ID. Evans. j. r. Evans, W. Mont
Ferry. the Rev. Elmer / Goshen and
George Pyper, for two years; ". 3
Rice. Mrs. Adolph Simon, Mrs Charles
W. Whitney, NJ. A, Walker and Rich
ard W. Young, for three years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
SAID To Be VICTIM
OF FAKE MARRIAGE
Conrad E. Wilke, an Actor, Is
Arrested on a Serious
Charge.

According to tho story told yestcr.
day IN the county attorneys office by
Florence Kirk, 651 East Second South
street, she is believed by the county
officials to have been the victim of a
fake marriage ceremony. As the re.
suit Of the story complaint was issued
charging Conrad L. Wilke, an actor
with the company which played the
Garrick theater last week in H1he
Buffers Secrot,'' with STATUTORY
crime Wilke was arrested late rcster.
day afternoon at American Fork and
Will be brought 10 this city today.
Miss Kirk alleges that during Aug.
mst Wiltee came to her with marriage
ingtou and the couple went 10 the Pal
nee hotel in this city where the sup
posed marriage ceremony took place
She Saws she did not go to Farming
ton with Wilkc when the license was
procured. Under the laws Of Utal
both contracting parties are required
to sign the application for license.
Up TO late hour last night, no In
formation had been received from tht
Davis COUNTY clerk MS to whether ol
not any license had ever been issued tc
Miike. 1t is presumed hy the loca
officials that If license was ISSUED
some other woman accompanied Wilke
to Pennington and signed Miss Kirk ,,
name, Another supposition is that tho
supposed license shown to Miss Kirl
was not hceDsce at all. Miss Kirl
was unable to give the name of tn,
man who performed the ceremony. apC
the county attorneys office was unabl,
Yesterday to find any Salt Lake min
ister or justice who had performed an,
ceremony at the Palace hotel
Wllke portrayed the character o.
Bill Higgins. the political boss of Nor
rlsvllle. in "1he Buffers Secret. >,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
OH|O'S GOVERNOR
SALT LAKE VISITOR
JudSon Harmon Guest of
Utah Executive and National
Committeeman Wallace.
MAKES BRIEF ADDRESS
Tells of Quarter Century Ago
When He Saw Utah as
Territory.
MAKES BRIEF ADDRESS

Coy. Judson Harmon OF Ohio. and q
prominent candidate for the Democratic
presidential nomination this year. WAS in
salt Lake for few hours yesterday on
his way TO San Francisco 10 pick u site
for the Ohio building at the Panama
Pacific exposition. While In the city
Governor la rmon was entertained by
Gov. William Spry and by w. r Wallace.
Democratic national committeeman from
Utah.
Accompanying Governor Harmon or his
western trip were Mrs Harmon and
daughter. Mrs. & II. Wright. F. r. Nc
Carty Of Columbus, Prof. John tIri Lloyd
OF Cincinnati +. n. Myers Of Ashland,
General Charles 4. Weybrecht of Alliance.
Colonel II, T.. Catrow OF Dayton, Major
George ii. Wood OF Dayton, Captain P.
b. Monrynenny OF Dayton. Captain II. L.
Quesser of Cleveland and Captain G. d.
Light OF Toledo. Those in the party in
cluded the Ohio Panama Pacific commits
sioners and the members OF the COVER
nor's military staff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
ISAAC RUSSELL PAYS
VISIT TO SALT LA

Isaac Russell, formerly OF Salt I.
but now connected with the New !
Times, arrived yesterday and prob
with Governor Woodrow Wilson for
Times and when Wilson went TO Del
he took advantage OF the opportuniV
mako short visit here.
My wife is un Ogden girl said.
Russell when be called ut The Trtl
office last night. ''and has been visi
there since June. i came over TO acc
pany her back TO New York
couldn't resist the tempta ton 10
Salt Lake a few days. started a,
paper work here on the old Hernf(
1904 and also worked Tor the Des
News. / went 10 New York In 1909
put in about 4 year with the Eve
Sun. Since then l have been a repc
on the Times"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Funeral Services.

Funeral services for Adrlne W. Wind
berg, 81 years of age who died Monday.
will be held at the Nineteenth ward
chapel at ! p. nj. today.
Funeral services for Amanda G. Miller
will be held IN the Tenth ward chapel
today at noon. 1nterment will be In the
City cemetery.
Funeral services for Sarah C1cve
Young. IS years OF age, who died Satur-
day. will be held at the Tenth ward
chapel at p. III. today 1nterInent will
Funeral services for Mrs. Johanna
Catherine Olsen, IS years OF age. who
died Saturday at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs, Charles Z. ForsoerS.
were held yesterday afternoon in the
Thirty third ward chapel, Interncut was
In the City cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
OUTING COMES TOD

A special car Will take members Of
Utah Press association today over.
Oregon Short Line 10 Tremonton for
last quarterly meeting of the year.
programme OF entertainments there
cludes an address OF welcome by "
Whitlock OF Tremonton, rcspons4
A il, Schulthcss, vocal selection by
Jean Cole OF Tremonton, an address
tho present and future OF Bear 3
valley by Editor WiXom Of the Car
Glohe. n recitation by Miss Ruby Cod
JTemonton, a discourse on the frult
dustry OF Utah by Moroni Moteu
president OF the Bear River Fruit CT
ers' association. and an address by
erDor william Spry on wnnt the
press can do for Utah. After ths
granIne there win be a banquet ana
Informal reception hy the citizens OF
montoO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
HIRES HORSE, THEN
DELAYS HIS RETl

The management OF Mccoys ~
stnbIe. rear 80 West Second South sire
deeply concerned over the non return
horse and buggy hired at 1890 oc
yesterday morning by Wei urS
Young nan who gave his name AZ d
Williams and his residence is the Mo
hotel. The young man made a payn
OF Sc and said lie would return IN
hour or two. Lato IN the afternoon
vestigation proved that no NJ. h
Iams was a guest at the Morum. ane
an early hour this morning there We
trace or tho stranger or the rig. go
az the Mccoy people were able TO az
tain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
is HELD
ON NEW ORDINANCE

Commissioner ". IL. korns and Attor-
ney Z. j. DAILY OF tIe city legal depart
ment held a conference yesterday relative
10 the final drafting OF the ordinance 20
create the office OF land and water at
torney for Salt Lake.
The details OF tile proposed measure
we're exclusively published In The TTlb-
uns several weeks ago.
II is proDosed To- create the new office
In tho lega, department in order 20 place
ali legal matters pertaining 10 the land
and water interests OF tho city under one
general head
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Two Adjudged Bankrupt.

william r. Elliott OF this city was ad-
Judged bankrupt and the petition re-
ferred 10 Referee in Bankruptcy Charles
Baldwin IN the United States diatrict
court Saturday. The first hearing was
held Saturday before the referee.
Charles Butt OF 7l9 West Third South
street was adjudged bankrupt in the
court Saturday also. The petition was q
voluntary one. The first hearing before
Referee Baldwin is set for next Saturday.
0rtober 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Special Courtesies,

Governor Spry and STAFF and W. r.
Wallace and John Dern met Governor
Harmon at the station yesterday morn
Ing. and after A short automobile ride
he was taken TO the tabernacle, where
q special organ recital was given. 4 fea-
ture of the recital was the beautiful sing
ing Of "Vcsta Ia Guihba, from "TPag-
liacci,' by Alfred Best.
Governor Harmon and party, with
Governor Spry and other prominent Salt
I4akerss were the guests oil Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Catron AT the Alta club. John
Dern welcomed the party and acted us
tosstmaster for the Informal toasts
which followed. Governor Harmon Gov
ernor Spry and Professor John Uri Lloyd
made short talks,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Speaks to Women.

Following the luncheon. Governor
Harmon WeSt to the Commercial club
and spoke o. few words OF encouragement
to the Democratic women who wer,,
lunching there, Governor Harmon pre-
dicted that the Democrats would easily
carry Ohio. He said the Republicans
were hopelessly divided and that neither
the Republicans nor Progressives hoped
FOR better than second In the contest
in that state. The chances. he said
favored Taft taking second place hy a
narrow margin over Roosevelt.
Governor Harmon and party left IN
the governors private car for San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
REGISTRATION BEGINS TODAY.
Voters May Also Get Names on the Lists
Tomorrow

To-day and tomorrow arc registration
6aEs and 1t is expected that a large
number of voters Will register All per-
sons eligible to vote this year and who
did not vote at the general election two
years ago. and all who have changed their
places or residence are required to regis
ter that they may vote at the November
election.
IN copying registration lists from prey.i-
Gus elections IL is possible that names
have been omitted through error. and it
is urged that all voters cali at the office
OF the registration agent 10 determine
whether their names are on the official
register
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Intend Investigation.

(b) To investigate thoroughly the
cases OF all applicants for relief which
are referred to the society for in
quirF. and to send the persons having
a legitimate interest In such cases
full reports Of the results of inycs-
tigatlon.
(c) To provide visitors who shall
personally attend cases needing coun-
sci and advice.
(d) To obtain from the proper char
tiles and charltab bic individuals ado
quate relief.
(e) To procure work for persons
who are capable OF being wholly or
partially supporting.
90 To repress mendicancy by the
above means and by the prosecution
OF Impostors.
ca TO carefully work out such
plans for helping families 10 help
themselves, thereby becoming self
dependent, as may seem most prac-
ticable.
(h) TO promote the general welfare
OF the poor by social and sanitary re-
form. by industrial instruction. and
by the inculcation Of habits Of provi-
dencc and self dependence and by the
establishment and maintenance OF
any activities 10 these ends.