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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Big Success at Logan College.

Special to The Tribune.
AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE, Logan,
Utah. July 1S,-The summer school Of
the Agricultural College OF Utah. which
closes this week, has been remarkable
for the large Increase in attendance over
any previous year. there being AZ per
cent more registered this year than ever
before, and for the general interest taken
by the teachers In agriculture and other
industrial courses.
One very commendable feature of the
summer school was the successful at
tempt of the summer school faculty to
mako the occasion one of pleasure as well
as profit. Weekly entertainments were
held OF an Informal nature. when teach
ers met for games on the beautiful lawns
overlooking Cache valley. and In the New
Thomas Smart gymnasium. Trips were
made to Logan peak by many Of the
members OF the school and n few of the
more ambitious ladies', During the
sion q Saturday excursion was run up
Logan canyon as far as the Forks. Nu
mcrous visits were made by those In
terested IN agricultural education to the
nearby orchards and experimental fields.
The animal husbandry classes visited the
dairying sections, for which Cache val
lev Is noted. The session In many ways
was the most successful ever held at the
college.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Society Wedding In Provo.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, July 1S.-The wedding of Miss
Pearl Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. s, Jones of this city, and lie ,S Roy
Masters Pharis of Syracuse, n. ". TOOK
place today at the home OF the bride
the ceremony being performed at hieh
noon In the presence OF the family OF
the bride and few friends.
The corner where the bride and bride,
groom stood was banked with palms and
pink sweet peas, Bishop Q. n Berg OF
the First ward oficiated The bride
wore a rose-colored broadcloth suit, hat
and plumes to match. and carried a
bouquet of American Beauty roses. Ihe
dining room. where a delicious wedding
dinner was served, was decorated In pale
blue. with a streamer of satin ribbon
from the chandelier to the four corners
of the table At 4 o'clock this afternoon
the newly married couple left for Bear
Lake, Ida, where they Will spend the
honeymoon, A..
The out of town guests were Mrs An
ME Jones Atkin of Milford. Mrs, w e
A. smoot. C. e. Miller, Mr.: and Mrs.
Marcellus Snow. Miss Ella keytlng' Prr.
w. S. Keyting, MI: and Mrs. a b.
Cheney, ali OF Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Park City Notes.
SpecIal TO The Tribune.

special TO Inc lTlDuHe
PARK CITY, July 1s.-The funeral Of
Ethan (Dock) Allen. who was killed last
week in an automobile accident. was held
here this afternoon from the Society hall
The local order OF the Elks OF which
had charge of the funeral. and the ritual
isuc services were given by the off,
GERS,
Yesterday afternoon the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McCann died or
whooping cough.
a protest meeting for all those who do
not favor the proposed plan of laying
cement walks to take the place OF the
board walks now In use, will be held at
the city hall on July %. II the plan OF
the city council Is carried ont most OF
the residential portion OF this city Will
have cement walks.
A, Savage Of Salt Lake City yesterday
purchased the holdings OF William But
trey in the Provo river valley and 1t Is
the intention of the new owner to I'M
prove the land and to erect a new home
at once.
The Rev. Mr. Jefford OF the ST. Luke's 8
Episcopal church Will hold open air
services from the bandstand beginning
Sunday evening at $50. and the services
will be continued throughout the sum-
mer months.
Arrangements are all but completed for
the proper observance of Pioneer day.
July "a. here by the members of the L.
d. 8. church
The city grove has been asked for and
field sports OF all kinds will be held there
on that day. A committee having the
affair In charge is at work on the pro-
gramme for the day and big time for
all Is promised,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Plaster Mill Improved.

Special TO The Tribune,
NEPHI, July 1S.-An air compressor
has been recently installed at the Nephi
plaster mill at the mouth OF the can
In the quarry. a long T-shaped tunnel
shaft was drilled in the quarry and last
week some six TO eight tons of powder
were set off In one blast. The big shot
brought down enough gypsum to keep
the mill running for six weeks at least.
a quantity OF other labor-saving ma
chinery has been installed at the mill.
so that the company can now produce
plaster OF Paris as chcapy as any mill
In the world.
A fire broke out In the nome OF Walter
Johnson Tuesday morning at about 1890
o. clock. and the roof of his dwelling was
destroyed before the fire could be got
hold goods were taken OUT before being
seriously damaged. The loss will ap-
proXimate 5000.
Ephraim men were here the early part
Of the week inspecting work at the
Nebo mines. with an eye TO investing In
vorably impressed with the prospects
saying that the work was moving rapid
Iy, and that several other mines would
soon be on the list OF steady shippers
Plans are moving rapid forward for a
fitting celebration of Pioneer day. The
movement and committees appointed by
them are working hard on the pro-
ceiebration. c. baseball game between
the Nephi and 1lberta teams will take
place in the afternoon at the North
Square. In the morning an appropriate
progra mme will be rendered at the stake
tabernacle There Will be horse races
and motorcycle races at Kendalls track
In the afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Automobile day. Saltair, today.
Calls Power Plant Defective.
Speclal to The Tribune.


NEPHI. July 1s.-A special session OF
ing to hear the report of William C.
Talmage an electrical expert whom the
committee on electric lights had secured
TO make a thorough examination OF the
machinery at the power plant. Mr.. Tall
IMAGES report was not the most favor
able. In the first place he announced
that the machinery had not been installed
properly as the base II was placed on
was not solid enough, and this allowed
some slight jarrlng OF the machiery.
causing II to wear In places. After dis
cussion the electric light committee was
instructed to make changes at the plant
as they should see fit The committee
has secured the services OF Mr.. Talmage
to take charge Of the work of making
improvements.
The board OF county commissioners held
their regular monthly meeting Friday.
Among the matters that came up was
petition from the A. w. Smith Ranch
company asking that tho county road be-
tween Juab and Scipio be changed from
the present route to run through Mills
by way Of the company's ranch at Scipio
The commissioners Were urged TO get to-
gether with the commissioners OF MIlard
county and make arrangements with the
state road commission to have the route
changed It was declared that II the
change were made the route from Juab
to Scipio would be shortened eight miles
safe. The county clerk was instructed
10 advise the petitioners that the Juab
county commissioners would consent to
the change providing the state commission
and tho MIllard county commissioners
agreed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Seeks to Restrain Sale,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. July 1s.-A. S. Voorhees,. on
three alleged causes OF action, mas com
meneed suit In the district court mere
against George T Judd, as sheriff oI
Utah county; United States 0zokerlte
Mining & Milling company. Milton Z,
Miles and James Fl. Ball, Plaintln AZ
leges that there is due him. from the
company a total OF s46i4.50 for services
and for machinery furnished. and that
the sheriff is about to sell all the prop
erty belonging to the company to satlsiy
n Judgment on mortgage given TO de-
PENDANTS, Miles and Ball and the plain
tiff asks for an order restraining tne
sale, and that receiver be appointed
to adjust the affairs OF the company,
What is known In this county as the
Payson gambling cases came to the dis
trict court here today on appeal from
the Justices court of Payson The de-
PENDANTS and appellants. who were con
victed of gambling In the Justices court,
are: Clarence Upton. fined s12; Lynn
Mcclellan, fined $40; Lynn Simons, SEN
tence suspended; Ammon Douglass. fined
s12: Ed Tanner, fined $50.
On the grounds of failure to proVide.
eliza Fullner has begun suit In the
district court here for divorce from Frank
lin Elden Fullmer The complaint states
that the marriage took place at Payson
December II, 1909,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
DOUBLE DEFEAT IS
HANDED TO M|SS0ULA
McCloskey's Ogden Team,
Playing Errorless Ball, Takes
Both Games From Blank.
Special to The Tribune.

Speclal TO The Tribune
OGDEN, July 1s.-Superior ball play
Ing in the first game and heavy hitting
In the second. which went only six In
nings. made 1t two straight for the
Mackmen against Blankenship's Mis-
soulians In double bill at Glenwood this
afternoon. 1t was to In the first and
s to 1 In the second, the one counter In
the last half Of the afternoons engage
ment being a donation from Jimmie"
Whalen.
o. Pitcher Pit Bush. who started the first
the fourth, but Carl Druhot was no i'm
provement. First Baseman Van figured
promin emily In the attack upon Blank
up FIVE times and rapping out an equal
number of safe blows, two OF which
pushed him to second
Errorless support and excellent hurting
by big Ed" Erickson combined to keep
the visitors a poor second all the way.
Seven safe ones were allowed by Erickson
and he kept them well scattered. This
was the first errorless game for the
In the fourth inning of the second af-
fray Vinegar Dick" Mears, acquired
from Helena. suffered the fate of Bush
In the first game. Blankenship is re-
and therefore sent Bush back in, Two
beautiful three-sackers were among his
donations to the Ogden cause.
start. allowing but three safe blows in
the six innings.
Rain had fallen during several innings
and In the last half of the sixth Umpire
struck by a pitched ball. which broke
2 finger on his right hand. This win
all Of for thi b. naX, Pew duty fall
First game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
EVANS WINS FROM
SAWYER AT GOLF

DENVER, Colo. July ls,-Charles Ev,
piay psSs Il, f. G sgM Hesg. Minnikahda club. Min
neapolis. and Warren *. Wood. Home
wood club Chicago. will play j: Neville,
champion, tomorrow In the semi-fnais
for the amateur championship OF the
Western Golf association. as the result
OF the third championship round, thirty
six holes, played here today on the links
OF the Denver Country club.
In the last half OF the third round Is
holes, Evans defeated d. e. Sawyer.
Wheaton club, Chicago. up and ! to
go. Wood defeated Frazer Hale. Skokie
club, Chicago, up and 9 to go; J. Ne
Vile defeated l., G. Hopkins. Skokie club.
Chicago, up and to go, and Legg
won from L. D. Bromfeld, Denver, II
up and 10 to go.
BY far the largest gallery of the tour
nament Witnessed today's match between
Evans and Sawyer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
BULL MOOSE MEN
GET BUSY IN PROVO.
Call Issued for Primaries to
Select Delegates to a State
Convention.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeCldl 10 ne lT1Dune
PROVO, July 18.-The Progressives, or
Bull Moose party OF this county has is
sued a call for mass primaries 10 be held
"n the several cities and towns of Utah
county at date not later than Friday,
July IS, 1912, for choosing Of delegates
TO the state convention to be held In
Provo July q at IL o'clock Utah
county Is to have AZ delegates. appor-
toned as follows: Provo. Y; Provo en-
virons. Pleasant Grove q American
Fork. 3; Lehi. 3; Alpine. /. Springville.
3; Spanish Fork. 4; Payson. 81 Santa
quin; l.. Salem. J.; Goshen, l; Alberta; j;
BENJAMIN, /; Fairfield. 1; Thistle Clinton.
1; Cotton Tucker, /; Mapleton, /; Lake
Shore, /,
Two parties OF enthusiasts went out
from here today 10 take in the other
cities of the county. One automobile load
went north and one load aouth, the
trips. as one Of the men said, are made
to line up the workers and see TO IL
that a good representation Will be on
hand for the state convention.
The mass primary for Provo is caiIeo
for Monday. July %, in the county
courthouse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
AMERICANS WIN
AT COPENHAGEN

COPENHAGEN. July lS.-A large
number OF the American, English, Aus
trlan, Italian. Dutch and Swedish ath-
lethes who took part In the Olympic
stadium with the Danish athletes to-
day
Ralph Rose. Olympic A. c.. San Fran
cisco. won the discus event, right and
left hand, with combined throw OF 232
feet, and the weight putting event. right
and left hand. with q combined put Of
90 feet IL Inches. He was third In the
tevelin throw. which was won by the
Dane Peterson.
The pole vault was won by James ].
Donoghue, Los Angeles A. c.. with a
vault OF 10 feet 10 Inches with George
r.. Horine Leland Stanford university.
second Horine won the high jump with
10 feet Ill inches, Donoghue being sec
ond
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
MUST FACE MURDER CHARGE.
jail Heavily Guarded to Protect Slayer
at Eureka.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
EUREKA. July 1s.-James Hickman
who fatally stabbed David Hutchinson
during an alteration in front Of the
Crystal saloon shortly before last mid
night, will face charge Of murder in the
first degree
An inquest was held this forenoon un-
der the direction of County Attorney
Foote OF Nephi and a coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict stating that Hutchn-
son came to his death from knife wounds
inflicted by James Hickman with felon-
ious intent"
Hickman, who Ia a miner employed In
the Tintic district, fled Immediately af-
ter the stabbing and WAS captured by
Il posse headed by Sheriff q. j. Henroid.
being taken at Goshen at 9:30 o'clock
this morning.
When Hickman was placed In Jail he
firmly refused to discuss the details OF
the killing or to make any explanation
OF the cause OF the strife between him
self and Hutchinson. but II was brought
out at the inquest that both men had
been drinking heavily. The sentiment
here runs high against the slayer and
an extra guard was placed around the
jail to avoid the possibility Of any at
tempt at violence.
The body of Hutchinson Will be taken TO
Spanish Fork tomorrow for burial. He
leaves widow and two children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Brigham's Pioneer Day Plans.


BRIGHAM CITY July 1s-pionasr d,,
VIII De observed in this city by an old
time tWenty-fourth OF July celehration
winch vii be held under the auspices
,,roen Oh ene sunday schools Of the city. The
games, races and a wrestling match be-
tween local athletes. The following pro-
gramme has been outlined
follows: % B. c. Military band: (e1 pIo.
neer and modern transportation, consist
Ing OF handcarts and automobiles: (3)
hSans dHrseoaeH H, squad, clowns on donkies, In.
boys. giants. etc; 60 pioneer wagons,
Perry ward. t6) old martial band: Is en-
hibitions Of style In dress from fsi7 TO
city tst q 'Ps Prair;. 4 scSdonsr M Of Brigham
ward, (e) hayseed band, under direction
OF Lawrence Jorgensen. The parade
Will march from Third South and Main
to Second East. where an Indian dem
onstration will be held. The parade will
band.
II a. n:-The following programme will
be given In the tabernacle: ID Selection.
Brooks orchestra; (2) selection, taber-
nacle choir: (Sl Invocation. ]. D. Peters;
(D selection Brooks orchestra: (5) ora
(s) quartette. Victor Madsen and others;
% selection, tabernacle choir; (6) bene-
diction. t. II Blackburn:
p. m--Pfogrdnlme at city park; open
air concert by band; motorcycle race, be-
ginning at Perry and terminating at city
park. for 81 prize; relay foot race from
courthouse to city park; handicap bl-
cycle race from tabernacle to city park.
p. m.-Big wrestling match by locals
In bakk park.
3:30 p. m.-Baseball game. B. C.. Mill
tary band team vs. Perry ward. prize $40.
In the evening a special programme at
the picture theaters will be given and
the day will be finished by grand ball
In the Academy of Music. The proceeds
from the ball game will go TO the Sun
day school fund.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Divide Doubled Header

BY International News Service.
CINCINNATI. July 1S.-Boston hit
Suggs hard In the first game OF the dou-
BILE header today and won easily, Perdue
holding the Reds quite safe all the way.
The score was to 2.
The Reds turned the tables In the sec
ond game, which they won Z to l. Ben
ton was In rare form. allowing only two
hits. both made by Bill Sweeney. who
was the only man to reach first base,
with the exception of Jackson, who was
hit by a pitched ball in the first inning.
A double steal by Sweeney and Jack
son scored the only Boston run. Hess
was knocked out of the box In three In
nlngs and Dickson also was hit freely.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FIRST GAME,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
FORMER OGDEN GIRL
STICKS BY HUSBAND
Mrs. Leslie Wheeler-Reid APP
pears in Police Court Dur
ing Examination.
Special TO The Tribune.

special 10 Inc Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S--Simulta-
neously with the opening of the case OF
Leslie Wheeler-Reid In the police court
on a charge OF embezzlement, word was
received OF the arrest In Wheeling, w.
Va, Of Charles o. Reid. He will be
returned here at once for trial, both be-
Ing charged with grand larceny OF dia-
monds valued at 10000
Mrs, Leslie Wheeler Reid, formerly Of
Ogden. young bride of the defendant, in
today's hearing in the police court re-
mained at the side OF her husband. not
withstanding the fact generally expected
that developments would disclose rela-
tions between Mrs. Swears and the de-
fendant which would not rebound to the
credit Of the latter. Nothing sensational
was brought out
The defense attempted to show that
the Jewelry was bought on the Install
ment plan. partly paid for through ad-
vertising given the jewelry company In
a publication OF the defendants. Mrs.
Swears's story that she had given the
jewelry on memoranda on an understand
Ing that the brother would sell 1t for
her remains unshaken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Suicides Body Claimed.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The tribune.
PROVO, July lS.-A message was re-
ceived at the sherif's office here today
which indicates that the body of James
Mahan, the suicide, Will be sent 10 Grip
pie Creek for burial tomorrow. The
telegram Is addressed 10 Cal Hampton,
care George Judd, and reads will send
tickets or money tomorrow: look for
Jims trunk" Signed Myra Hampton.
who. 1t is said at the sherff's office. is
James Mahan's sister. Hampton is eN-
pected TO arrive from Cripple Creek some
time tonight or tomorrow morning.
Sharp. whom Mahan shot In love
proved today, and the attending physi-
clan states that there Is no Immediate
cause for alarm. although there are in
dicatlons of peritonitis. but this condi-
ton has existed from the first,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Boy Hurt by Auto.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO, July 1S,-An automobile from
the Telluride power plant. driven by
Chauffeur J. C. Miller on the down trip
To the city last night at 1850 O'CLOCK MT
breaking The child's left leg between the
hip and knee. The accident happened
near the Page school about half way
between Olmsted and Provo. at which
point there we're two vehicles standing,
one on each side of the road. 1t seems
the child was playing near one of the
vehicles and as Mr.. Miller steered his
the roadway, and ran against the auto
mobile, the hind wheel striking him.
The boy was brought to the Provo geE-
eral hospital, where the fracture was re-
duced and he was then taken 10 his
home on the east bench,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
BOISE POLICE FO|LED
BY DIAMOND Thief
Takes $4,000 in Gems From
Store Under Nose of Clerk
and Vanishes.
Special to The Tribune


BOISE. Ida. July ls.-Completely baf-
fed by the cleverest diamond robbery In
the annals OF Boise. the police OF this
city arc searching almost In vain for a
clew that will lead them 10 even an
Identification Of the lone robber They
are searching for the man who entered
the Jewelry store OF j. T. Laughlin. who
operates the largest 1ewelry establish
ment In this city, located In the heart
Of the city in the Overland building,
Saturday night, and while one OF the
clerks was looking through catalogue
slipped wallet containing $4,000 worth
OF unset diamonds Into his pocket. and
shortly afterwards disappeared
scores OF private detectives besides all
OF the plain clothes men of the police
force. have been hot on the rapidly van
ishtng trail OF the thief
:, There were twenty-five diamonds In
the wallet and several canoes The
dianlonds were large. and a choice se-
lection The store and the diamonds are
protected under the Jewellers Protective
association, which has placed its most
skilled detectives on the case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
News of Intermountain Region

Sheriff F. Bachman, assisted by Police
men Jonas Collins and Jesse ManwariDg.
charged with horse stealing. The men
Ogden and Lee McAuley OF Canada.
They are alleged to have stolen two
horses from Andrew Benson'a ranch.
near Tooele. and had got this far on
their way 10 Eureka In Juab county
They put their horses in a local livery
stable last night, intending to resume
their journey this morning. Deputy
Sheriff Gillespie came down from Tooele
this morning and took the men back
with him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
OGDEN,

Summary: Two-base hlts-Roberts,
Van 2. Perrine, Perkins. Three base
hits-Erickson, Whalen. Home run
Erickson, 1. Struck out-By Bush, q;
by Druhot. Q; by Erickson, 2. Left on
bases-Missoula, 81 Ogden, S. Double
play-Erickson to Wood TO Van. Passed
rlf1ce hits-Schimpfr, Perkins, Runs bat
ted in-By Wessler, Wood. Murray q,
Whalen. Schimpff, Van Q. Perrine, Ericl<-
son, Hits-On Bush, 6 in 8 innings, off
Druhot. 3 In innings; off Erickson, 7
in innings Tlme-1:55 Umpire
Mead.
Second game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
IVEVDER LETS BASE
RUNNER STEAL HOME
hicago and Philadelphia,
Cincinnati and Boston All
Split ble:-Headers.
international News Service.

lNc"n 1Ci WV
kHCAGO. July 1s.-The Cubs and
lilies split double-header this after
h. the first game. an eleven-inning
Mr., going TO Philadelphia, to 8. and
e. Cubs taking the second, 4 to 2
.yravath stole home on Lavender with
winning run In the opener, Chicago
Ne twenty-one hits for a total OF
snty-seventh bases, seventeen OF the
ID off Brennan. who was replaced by
Aton In the ninth.
i.eaton md Reulbach hooked up In the
cnd game. Philadelphia nicked Reui,
IN for two tallies in the opening rouna
4 that was all, In the fourth. SAFER
4 Evers made home runs after TWO
ire out and tied it up. n pass 70
nch and three singles In the sixth
lied the result for the Cubs.
IL PHILADgLRHIA-CHICAG
FIRST GAME.