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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-25
Manti Pioneer Dies.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
MANTI April e.--k. IT. Anderson, sr.. who
died last Monday was buried here at o'clock
this afternoon after funeral services had heen
held sc tho bone Mr.. Anderson one OF
the oldrs; residents OF @nnti. lie wno born
In u.y.ium Doomsrk. March II. 1871. and Set-
tied AZ Mon,I in 1870. B-ioro coming 10 this
country nc served IN the between Germany
and Denmark In isis-ia-5o. for which ho re-
ceved pcnhion from the Danish government.
Hts ~Ifo died thirty years ago. bur he Is
yiycd By ouc son. 4. II. Anderson who had
been taking OF his father until the tims
OF his death
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cANNERs ENTER PROTEST
Utah Men Oppose Chicago Petition on
Rates.
r.ciaI to The Tribune,

Sr.cal TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 24.-Through II. J.; Ser
rIngton. the Gamers Of ogden and Weber
AGAINST the granting Of the petition OF
{6e chicago firms, which have asked
for the privilege of shipping carload lots
Of canned goods mixed with other 1000
Ftuffs similarly packed To Utah at car
load rates The protest has been made
TO the interstate commerce commission.
il is outlined by the local Gamers that
This privilege is denied 10 them even in
TERRITORY which is recognized as directly
tributary 10 this state. They declare hat
favorable action on the Chicago petition
would be gross Discrimination.
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POCKETS FULL OF CASH.
Transient in Ogden, Arrested for Drunk
enness, Has Plenty OF Money.
Special 10 The Tribune.

,p'CIal 10 TIC IIlUUHe'
OGDEN. April 24.-James Means. be-
lieVcd to be resident Of Salt Lake,
was found TO be in possession OF S7l370
In cash when he was arrested for drunk
enncss by Officer Albert Herrick late this
afternoon. AT the time OF his arrest he
was being led toward the railroad yards
by some alleged friends. The officer ar
rested him at Twenty-fifth street and
Lincoln avenue and took him to police
Headquarters When he searched him
there he found bills OF $40 and $50 denoni
nations crumpled up or folded in every
pocket OF his clothes.
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Wfu Send Postals.

Special 70 Tee Trisun.
OGDEN. April a-T.ou,v-aVo thouts,s RAT
ssrna oear'ns ogden ane Utah scenes and which
have he-l addressed by shs srhooi ,bsts-., -,
The city n their frisnds IN other tate Vii
y seat o-t tn1oTroN, Utsh day. according 10
TIRE announcement % o. = s,,lr ell --,,-.r !,
n publicity bureau. "
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Concert Is Enjoyed.
Speeiai 10 Thc Tnbuoc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
oGDES April a.-pecidsdly unta,oraoIa
weather lutcrfered rith tho attendance at the
Alexander HeinernInn concert at the tabernacle
thi, evening. but several hundred perKonE who
had purchased tickets 10 advance were pleased
with the programme hy the celebrated German
SiuEsT Hts programme included many OF ,be
familiar fok songs Tho Ogden tabernacle choir
assisted 10 tho concert
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board OF directors and considering tho
AdVisab,iity OF A sale OF all OF the com
panys property and taking such action
IN re4atlon thereto as may be deemed
necessary and proper. and for the trans
action OF any and all such other bust
ness OF the company pertains to It's
wei being and welfare. This meeting Is
called 10 be held in lieu Of and TO take
the place OF the regular annual stock
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Operetta Nets $500.

o9pES. April A-AthorEs . very snail as
mitficn price enBrEed " has been learned
ihst me operetrs r>cepily presented az tho Or
paeun tssAter By th4 srhocl children Of IN,
city. under the direction OF Miss MariIlz uu,t.r
rstiod more than 1900 '''
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Glad TO Get Home,
Special u Tho Tabu

SpcrihI U Tho TTlbuoe
OGDES. April 2t--i.. II. Lupd OF Pleasant
Grove has returned to his homo after a trip %
Iowa. where he purchased a carload OF thorough
bred horses lie states that roHa was hard
hit hy the recent foods suc that ha was vim
corcly pleased 20 reach Utah after a trip through
western Iowa and S~brsska, Thousands OF acres
IN the latter state being still submerged
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Price to Celebrate.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
PRICE. April 9{.-Thc citizens OF Price held
enthusiastic and rousiug meeting ut the city
hall tonight and appointed various committees
TO begin immediate arrangement, for Fourth
OF July celebration which Will last for period
OF three days. July 8. 4 and S.
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Funeral Announced.


OGDEN. April --The funeral ~ William
Chsppls. who died early yesterday morning will
be held a. the Larkt1 SOM chapel Fridsv
afternoon, Nith services at o'clock, Bi.hop
owen ". sanscrsnn IN charge Iatertuoat st
the os4eb Gay cemetery. The body uiII lie in
STATE st the chapel Thu-9lsr evening and up
70 the hour oI tho ssrvioe- Fridar.
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NOTICE OF sTockHoLpERs' MEET
ING.

Notice is hereby given that q special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the NIL
lard County Land &c Water company will
be held on the 7th day OF May, 1912, at
o'clock p. M, at the Office of the com
pany, room 72S Boston building, Salt Lake
City, Utah, for the purpose OF electing
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holders meeting when an,jnE y,
for tho purpose OF tT, Jprcpsry
all business which mlgh, sss;!at <
before regular annulr, ,pnRERIay
company. q. n. e.hat
Owning more than o"
stock of said company. suI-Tz. a
j. T. stoeDl
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land In the South Fork locality and re-
Gently purchased land upon which 10
build the dam and reservoir. He states
thst all Weber county farmers and others
who srihsrribed for stock I'm the original
company will he permitted TO hold stock
OF the present company.
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ogden 70 Celebrate.


oGpES. April ei.-In addition 20 th- r,.h d.-
meeting 81 the hiEh srhool auditorium tcfrn-ro-r
svenins. the s-hi> school for the deaf And hlipr
tr 20 observe ths day nth programme st II
o'eiork IN TIC forenoon Judge James 4 H0x~;t
ill deliysr the pE.aeipaI asdFcs1
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State of Utah. county OF Salt Lake, ST.
I. ". : Young. cashier OF the above
named bank, do solcmnIy swear that the
above statement is true TO the best OF
my knowledge and belief
II. s. YOUNG, Cashier.
Correct-Attc-t:
JOHN G. CUTLER.
LEWIS s HILLS
GEORGE RoMNEY
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2tth dag of April 1912
tSeaD FRANK BECKWITH
Notary Public.
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30. EOh9.
Report OF the condition OF
The Deseret National Bank,

at Salt Lake City, In the state of Utah
at the close OF business. April IS, 1912.
RESOURCES.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Center Point.

Henry Matlock will leave for
Oklahoma in the near future
Z !. X Philer has the foundation
completed for his new dwelling
house.
Many of our Sunday School
boys and girls are taking part in the
meeting at Valley Springs
The weather is not so dry around
here now that we have had a nice
shower Of rain yesterday
!, l., Willis, wife aud little daugh.
ter Dorotha have returned after
visiting relatives near Lead HILL
Efforts are beiEg made topurchuse
an organ for this place, lets get busy
and see that we have the instrument
before Il great while.
Marion Casey happened to the
misfortune If getting his house
burned on Friday last, When they
discovered it it was too near gone to
save the house, but they managed 30
save their bedding and a few other
small articles, The people are help
ing him to replace the loss
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Ilopewell.

Rev, l., K, Copps has returned
home from Oregon Flat where he
has been in a meeting,
Ed. Nelson of Oneal is conducting
a meeting here.
Willie Cyle who has been sick for
some time is improving,
TheHopcwcll Literary Association
meets Friday the 9th and the follow
Ing program Nill be rcndcrcd'
Opening gsong Look up Look up "
Motion song by little folks
Debate, Resolved that the Ma
tional Progressive Party isa neeessi.
ty for the maintainencc Of our civil
rights" by j Il, Rose, Mr. lIouehin,
", $, Trout and A. K, Cnpps
Solo by Frank kindall
Lecture on INck Knife by Wayne
Raynor Recitation 10y Lena Trout
Dialogue THE Assessor by Mr.,
and Mrs Newt Murphy, Lee Honey.
cutt, Lex Greene and Bertha Trout
Dialogue by Bertha and Lena
Trout, ThelmN Farley and Frankie
BHinca
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
County Correspondence.

Mr.. aud Mrs, Anderson are visit
ing Mrs, Anderson sister Mrs.
Treasc
Mrs Jake Smart and family are in
from Okla. on an extended visit to
their daughter, Mrs, Elma Murray.
Dan Hale and family have been
visiting Mrs IIale's parents in Okla
homa Have just returned home.
Ernest Murray who has been
visiting homeloIks, returned to
Springfield last week, where he is
attending the Business College.
School begins the first Monday in
Sept, We are expecting good
school with Prof j. o, Curnutt, J.
W. Hill and Miss Mary Potter as
teachers.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Twentieth Century Club.

The Twentieth Century Club eli
ioycd the hospitality Of Mrs AlcN
Freezing August 22nd, The Club de
cided TO take the CbOutauquo read
ing course beginning October lst
"Woman's Chief Aim in Life was
the subject for the afternoon, Each
one present derived much benefit
from the discussion, Mrs, Atte
berry won the prize in contest en-,
tilted "Twelye Sons" Misses lrby
and Ruby Rogers presided
at the punch bowl aud assisted the
hostess IN serving delicious refresh.
mcn's The Club will meet with
Mrs u, Hawkes. September lgth,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Batavia.

Mrs Walter Sanders who with her
husband went 10 Seafey county last
winter has returned on visit,
DR. II l. Rou.h went mp 20 Eureka
last Saturday night 60 see Captain
Pace who has been very low for
some time, but he was resting n
little better the day the Doctor was
with him,
The local option people IN this
County are making vigorous fight
IN this community 60 defeat the
state wide prohibition, One of their
workers passed through town
Tuesday, sticking uppostcrs calling
ON the voters toyotclorlocnl option
and against State wide prohibition,
at our state election,
The directors of this school district
have built a real nice new wire fence
around our school house, have paint
ed the building on the inside, and
have cleaned out the well and put n
good pump in the well, and the
school commences on Sept 2nd with
Pro, Loss Watkins, Of lellelon,e as
principal, aud Ira Stubblchcld as
assistant, and the prospects arc
good for fine school this season.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Survey New Road.

A dispatch of the Oath to the
Memphis Commercial appeal says a
surveying crew is now making a
survey of the proposed new rail
road from Russellville to Scottsville,
via Dover, in the northern part of
that county, about half of the survey
being completed at this date. The
road will be sixteen miles in length
to begin with and it is thought it
will be run on north to Harrison in
Boone county. 1t will penetrate a
belt of country rich in timber, coal,
stone and fruits. A large bonus has
been raised by Russellville and
Dover, Active construction work
will begin on the line within thirty
DAYS, so it is reported
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Good Roads Meeting.


ST. LOUIS, Mo, August 13, 1912.
Judge S N Alexander:
| attended a large good roads
meeting held at Hill Top on Thurs
day afternoon of last week. made
an address to the farmers assem-
bled, and after some discussion by
MesSrs. Erwin, Qualls, Davis and a
number of Others, it was resolved to
continue the work of completing the
road down the mountain, and to
start it on last Monday
I had intended writing to you,
giving you my reasons in full for
having the road finished in the way
the people of the mountain desired,
but am alone in my office, and am
overwhelmed with work that accu.
mulated in my absence.
The purpose and the sole purpose,
Of maintaining a good road down
the mountain is to facilitate traffic
between the people who live on
the mountain and the people who
are doing business in Harrison |
was surprised to learn from several
gentlemen with whom | was talk
ing on last Wednesday while was
in Harrison that the statement had
been imputed to me that | would
not contribute on behalf OF my COM
pany anything towards any other
road or words to the effect that !
insisted that the road should be
built to Capps, and not to Harrison
Ny name is not Solomon, and do
not pretend to be the wisest man
living, but | claim to be exempt
from the class Of fools. What on
earth the people Of the mountain
would want with road to Capps
in preference to road to Harrison,
some one may be able to make clear,
but | have not vet heard anyone
give an argument in favor of Capps
In fact | do not recollect, as stated
70 several friends in Harrison, that
Capps was ever mentioned in any
part of the discussion. The road to
Copps is open now just as is the
road to Harrison, and in fact q
road to both Capps and Harrison
as it is now exclusively travelled is
for n greater part Of the route abso'
lutely identical, and Of course any
Improvement or any road no matter
how built down the mountain must
inevitably be of some benefit to ev'
cry city or town or village in Boone
county, and therefore incidentally
such road must be Of some benefit to
Capps but the people of Harrison,
at least those whom ! personally
know. are in no wise so simple as to
refuse to aid the good people on
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Horticultural Association. =

The Boone County Horticultural
Association will hold its eighth
meeting Sept, 7th in the Court
House at 2 p m "The Preparation
of Fruit For Exhibition Purposes
will be the subject for discussion
Any one having any good points on
the subject is invited to present
them. Boone County has excellent
fruit this year and should prepare
to take its share of prizes at the
State Fair and other exhibitions
The Boone Co. Agricultural EX-
hibit will be held in Oct, in Harrison,
The best fruit and other products
will be taken from there to the State
House and to the State Fair in Hot
Springs and perhaps to other points,
1t is necessary that the grower
should know how to select and pre-
pare his fruit for exhibition, and in
case the fruit must be held for some
time it is necessary to know bow to
wrap and store it to prevent shrink.
age, The State Fair catalog and
other pcmium lists will be on hand
for reference,
LIZZIE RUBART Sec
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
EImwood.
Hot and dry in this part,

Hot and dry in this part,
Mrs. W. K. Daniels is yery sick of
appendicitis at this writing
Fruit canning and drying is the
order Of the day among the women
Of this vicinity,
Rev Campbell of Harrison will
begin a protracted meeting at this
place next Sunday, Every body is
invited to attend these meetings.
Mrs, Agnes Parker enjoyed a visit
the first of the week from her bro
ther Mr. niaer of Missouri whom
she had not seen for thirty three
years,
Grand Parker, an old aud respect
ed citizen Of this community died the
FIRST Of last week from typhoid and
a complication Of diseases He was
q brother Of Greene Parker
Sunday School last Sunday show
ed a good interest although the
attendance was rather small on
account of protracted meetings
around in the surrounding country.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Governor of Texas Opposes
State Wide Prohibition

In the Texas Statewide campaign,
7. A. Hayes, Of Mansfield, wrote Gov.
ernor Colquitt, suggesting that he re.
sign his membership in the Methodist
Church, because he was billed to speak
against Statewide prohibition at a
meeting in Fort Worth. Governor
Colquitt sent MIR. Hayes a singing let
ter, of which the following are ex-
tracts:
Il have been raised to believe that
a man Is a free moral agent, and he
has the inallenabe right to worship
God according to the dictates Of his
conscience certainly shall not con.
cede that my pastor or the members
of the Methodist Church have any
right to control my convictions on po-
ltical questions, Prohibition Is not
a religious Issue This political meth.
cd OF dealing with the temperance
question Is not taught In the Scrip.
ture, and It Is not to be found in the
discipline OF the Methodist Church.
and the spirit Of intolerance suggested
in your letter to me will never win in
a contest like that which is now pend.
Ing In this state.
Statewide prohibition, In addition
10 involving governmental principles,
seeks to change a governmental policy
In this state, to.wit, the strict regula.
ton OF the liquor traffic and the local
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
School Notice.

All students in the Grammar
School grades are requested to
assemble at the Grammar School
building FRIDAY Sept. 9th at $3.50
a, m. All students in High School
are requested to assemble at the
High School building Friday Sept
6, at p, m.
All parents are requested to see
At your children assemble at these
n5urs. | am sure that you would
gladly do so if you could realize how
important is the work to be done.
w. D. JETER,
Supt City Schools.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Valley Springs.
We are needing rain

We are needing rain
Hugh Potts is visiting his father,
lnele Bill Potts is very sick at this
writing
Bro Robertson closed his meeting
Sunday night
Prof O, X, Fullerton Is teaching Il
singing school at Rally HILL
Bro, kectcr and Others begin u
series of meetings on the night Of the
3Oth,
Rube FELTON, and family are visit
ing at the home Of Col y, n l'ul.
bright
Frank Willis of near bergman is
visiting his son fayettc aud other
relatives,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
New Telegraph Manager.

Frank Z, Patrick, formerly assist
ant traffic chief for the Western
Union Telegraph Company at st.
Louis, has recently been appointed
manager Of the Little Rock Office
of the Mackey Telegraph and Gable
company, For the past few years
Mr.. Patrick has been conducting a
stock ranch at Olvey in Boone
county,-Ltte Rock Gazette
Mr.. Patrick will continue his
home on his farm near Olvey not
withstanding this promotion, and
his friends here may expect to see
him as often as his business will per.
init.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Speaking.

]. Lloyd Shouse will speak at the
following places on the dates indi-
Gated in discussion of Bryan-Wilson
Democracy as compared to Wall
Street Taft Republicanism. Hon.
Geo c. Miller the Taft candidate for
Representative is expected to join
the discussion in defense of his party,
Harrison, Sept. 7th, at l p. m.
Valley Springs, Sept, 7th, at Sp. NJ.
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31

the mountain to procure decent
road to Harrison because Incident.
ally it would be of some benefit to
another part of the county. Such
an argument against the road is too
trivial for serious consideration,
AS a matter of fact, a bad road to
both places would naturally induce
many people to go to Capps, other
things being equal, because Capps is
nearer the people of the mountain
than Harrison is, but you know
that in spite of the miserable condi-
ton OF the road to Harrison the
people of the mountain do their
trading and their business there, for
the very simple reason that it is the
only place at which they can trans
act their business
Now if a good road were builr
down the mountain, the inhabitants
of Gather and Hill Top would find
greater inducemcnt than ever to
90 to Harrison, because with a good
road few miles cuts but little fig
ure, whereas with bad road every
foot counts. | told the people on
the mountain that in my opinion
they had a gold mine that was
ready to pour lavishly its treasures
into the lap Of Harrison, and would
do so in a few years if road was
built by which the people could
travel with some comfort from their
home to the county seat, 1t is my
honest opinion that within FIVE
years from the time that it is made
possible to drive a horse and buggy
from Gather Mountain to Harrison
(a distance of nine On ten miles, at
at the rate of five miles per hour
without risk of breathing the horse 5
leg, the springs Of the vehicle or the
neck of the driver, that $4,000 acres
OF land on Gather Mountain will
pour into the lap Of Harrison at
least the sum of 100000 per an.
mum.
Compared towbat the land on Cal,
ther and in its vicinity can do Tor
Harrison with a good road between
the two, in my opinion the removal
Of the shops Of the M & n, a, X r,
shops to your town would be q mere
bagatele,
The people on the mountain are
now in earnest, They are at work
on the road and they deserve the as
sistance Of the thinking business
men of Harrison, and hope that
they will donate cheerlully whatever
they can to this enterprise,
Let us quit quibbling and hag'
Cling and considering such petty
questions as to whether some other
part Of the county is going to get q
little benefit from our good roads
and let us put our shoulders to the
wheel and give the people OF the
mountain q chance 70 see what they
can do, and properly encourage
them,
| know that you personally will
do all possible for you to do, If
were personally able to do SO, |
would build Il road myself, and the
first thing | would 10 ! would buy n
rock crusher for that purpose, but
we are all too poor to buy a efusher
and will have to do by hand What
we could do much better and more
quickly by machinery
The very first profit, however,
that my company gets of the noun
tain, ifit gets any, will be invested
in machinery for building good
roads in every direction, If possible,
down the mountain,
NJ, n SALE
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31

Hon, Geo. J, Crump, now of
Muskogee, Oklahoma, came in the
first of the week for a visit with old
friends. lie is in excellent health,
and has a very satisfactory prae'
tlcc in his new home.
The circus takes lot of money
out of town; but the mail order
house doesn't even give n parade
The Woman's League will meet
this afternoon at 2'30 at Mrs, Nor.
rows Millinery store,
Two are company three house
party,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31

-Harrisons troubles over the
Sanitary Ordinance will be easily
arranged it Amendment No. 10 is
adopted for we will then be able to
put in sewerage system, which is
the only proper way of solving the
problem Amendment No. Is is
local option" in town finance, it
will be invoked by majority vote,
and only those who want it need
accept it.
J, NJ, Smith, wife and J, NJ, IT,
of Frederick, Oklahoma, are here to
visit J. Ms mother, Mrs, s, J.
Smith and sister Miss Nellie Smith
John Murphy, Ir, sold a beef COW
co one Of our butchers this week for
Stf, IS,
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31

AIRS lanes Scott, ol Ripley,
Tenn came IN last week 30 visit
her sister, Mre, II y, Glass
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31
Democratic Speaking.

Hon Earle W Hodges Secretary
Of State, will speak at the following
times and places in the interest Of
Democratic principles and nominees,
Mr. Hodges is one of the States
best speaters, and we desire a large
audience for him,
Jasper, Thursday, Sept o Sp m,
Bcllclontc, Friday " q Sp, m
Bergman Saturday " 7llN, m,
Yellville, Saturday " 7 sp, m,
DgMoeRAre iX, COMMITTEE
The Harrison times., 1912-08-31

option law, II the Statewide amend
ment is adopted the present system
OF local option laws viii be displaced
and superseded by provisions which
have proven a failure In every State
in the American Union that has thus
far experimental with them"