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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24

NGOntluufd ilOhA I" 'ff
straight across. | suppose We were d
hundred feet apart.
O. How close did he we'll where
vas he when he was furtherest
west
A. think right near the tirst
street car rail- don't think he got
quite to that, right near that rail-.
O. What did he do then.
A As soon az he fired tho third
time n, turned around and walked
away 10 the north down POLK street
| walked into the house with my
package, which had In my hand, 10
find out where my boys were. Inv
first thing that occurred 20 me was
that II was cay man. did not
know vhat else he would do. Inc
bovs az the store were rushing out
and onk followed there Is a crazy
man NV boye were playing north
Of the church ! asked my VIE
where they were and turned right
around and came back out
O. where was this man doing the
shooting then.
A iIc was going north
q. Where had he got 10
A did not 20 In until he was
Just the side Of the Panhandle Mea'
Market,
O bid sou see anything except
the popularity Of his makeup In his
dress that indicated tha' nv "'S
crazy.
A So SIR
o Was It from any action Of his,
Nss his actions deliberate or o'"''
wise
Nothing Of that kind made the
impresson on me. but ! think ! had
seen a nan in town two or three DAYS
before that who was mentally de-
ranged ne spoke STRANGELY 70 me lie
was noa me same man, he was
man t6ai had black sldehurns, and
his chin was shaved was MOI
close cboueh 20 tell then that daN.
bui Il occurred to me all at ono" thai
'ha' wis Who that man was.
g. thcrc was nothing mat YOU
"a. describe in his actions 'ha'
vou.d indicate insanity
a Nothing at all.
q rs hc walked off how did h'
walk 81
4 WIZ hr inst walked away de-
Hbora'ay would not say there
vas any rushing just a natural walk /
@ bid ho SIN have his gun
Yes SIR. the last ! saw OF him .
. pa ,ou como hack and So"
Mr. Royce
4 Yes SIR
o Whore did YOU find him
A ms' south OF tho north ycs-
tibulo living on the ground
Q W,r, Won among The first 10 .
get there or not
a. Some six or eight we're ~.
tie ahead % me
{ What position was h' living In
\ Tie was on his side
q What side
4 ON MS left side
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Aboui three thirty.

through folh rtIf't oh INV WY ="
town
A Yes. sir
q Did you 90 through Polk
street on that occasion the first trip.
a Yes. sir
q On your bicycle
A Yes, sir
q We're sou alone or with some
one
A Alone
4 10 you know where the Bap-
,ist and the Methodist churches are
4 les. sir
q Did yor notice anybody as You
wen by the Baptist church there on
the first trip.
s Yes. sir
q VINO Was II and where vas IL
i \ man sitting there with "A
box across his lap playing with the
lid OF o.
@ Is that the first trip
A Yes, sir.
q What kind OF . box was H.
A. A long white BOX
Q Mr. Clerk. wish you would
get that box What was the de-
scription OF that man Give the uss
description OF him you can
4 lie had derby pulled Sas
down over his eyes ana pair OF
overalis and ! think blue shirt and
a black coat, ! believe
q Was he clean shaved?
\ No. sir. he had long black
3eard
q Mere YOU back there where
did you go on the first trip.
a. To Savior and Kendall's.
q. Look at that box (the box
District Clerk Hardin brings iato the
court room behind you. Is that the
box or anything like that or not
A. Something on the order OF
that
q Now when you vent back how
did you 90.
4 on a bicycle
@ The same route?
A Yes, sir. except on the right
side G. The street
q Ola you motto, the man going
hack OF not
~ ~, SIR
q Then die you make another
trip 60 town that evening from
home
A Yes, sir
q what for
a For some medicine
q Where did YOU come into Polk
stree, on the last trip
a. on Eleventh street.
q You went for medicine for
your mother, did YOU.
\ Yes, sir
q. Where did you go to.
\ To Thompson's drug store
q Was II ready for you when
YOU got there or not
A. Yes. sir
q Was there any hurry for this
medicine
A Yes, sir
@ Did YOU hurry or not
4 Yes, sir
q state whether or not you got
Il at the drug store as quick as yot
can and left?
a Yes, sir
q It was handed to you and you
left right away
4 Yes, sir.
q What direction did you take
4 South down Polk street
q Did you or not see this man
YOU mad seen on the front steps o.
the Baptist church Did you see him
when YOU went down the second trip
a Yes, sir
q Where was he
A Walking from the Baptist
church to sos Polk street.
@ As YOU came down for the
medicine going to Thompsons
\ No. sir. as | came back
@ Did YOU see him on the second
trip as you went for the medicine
A. No. sir
q As YOU came back from get
ting the medicine did YOU see him.
\. Yes. sir
q Where was he.
\ Walking from the Baptist
church to sos Polk street
q In between there.
\. Yes. sir
q What was he doing
T. lie had a box In his arm look
ing al the ground
q Did II look like the box you
had seen him with az the Baptist
church
4 Yes. sir. something like Il
@ Describe what you saw
A. saw him walking along there
and ] watched my business and went
on and ! looked up and saw a gun
smoking and saw Boyce fall and ~
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8. would nave remembered IL
saa no one else there at that time
@ After you went into the house
and inquired OF yoar children did
yo4 go back 20 where the body % Al
Boy.a sac.
a. Yes. sir
q You did not see What q any
thing. was taken of the body
a No SIR
q You ala NOT eco what = any
thing no had no
g. SO sir
Q Now. DR. Robinson. sou knew
that Al Boyce had LETT this c6Intry,
sou understood thar some Tine go.
A. Yes sir
q Sow when was u thar sou
learned that be- had returned 70 ANA
rilIo. and vas out on the street u
SOU did learn that
A. Well az we'll as can re-
member. n was possibly month !
think can remember 1dc, about o.
month before ho vas killed
q About q month before No. ~as
killed nov during that time while
boo vas iu Amarillo. or had come back
20 Amarillo. had Won seen Beal Sn"ed
In Amarillo
4 No sir
q You would have remembered
that. Doctor. had you seen him. by
reason Of the circumstances and their
connection
4 Yes SIR
q You had your back TO Al
.ioyce az the time The first shot was
tired
4 Yes sir
q That Is all
Mr. Bishop n YOU had seen Mr..
'ncod AZ any time prior 10 the day
lf the homicide, after Boyce got back
substantially attired as he was when
be- shot Mr. Royce. would YOU have
Known him.
g. I don't think would Mr. Bish.
,p.
Q That is all
BOYS Graphic Account.
Ea,l Jackson, a fourteen year old
be- was the next witness. AMI a
rrapnic story OF the tragedy, as me
saw II His testimony follows
Mr. Bishop What is your name.
a Earl Jackson
q Where do you live
4 ll0i Harrison
q How old are YOU
\ Fourteen
Q what is your fathers name
\ G S Jackson
q What is his business
\ He Is a travelling man
q Is your mother living
A. Yes. sir
Court How old did You say sou
were?
A. Fourteen
Mr. Bishop How long nav. .ol
liyen In Amarillo
A. don't know how iong papa
has lived here have lived here
all my life
Q You were born and raised
here
\ Yes. sir
q You have gone 10 school here
some
\ Yes. sir
q What school
\ Polk Street and Lowrey- Phil
Ups
q Are YOU attending school this
.ear yet.
\ Yes. sir
@ When did you start
\ The second OF September
q Were YOU In town do YOU
nave recess on Saturdays
A. Yes, sir
Q We're YOU in town on last
saturday week The day OF the
18th OF September
A. Yes, sir.
Q DO YOU know Mr. Sneed Beal
Sneed
\ know him when | see him.
q How long have you known
lin.
\ Ever sine, was big enough
10 know who he was when | saw hir
q That has been several years.
\ Two or three years. ! sup
pose
q DO YOU know where he lived
when he lived here.
A lie lived mp there on think
Il was about 1901, or 1900 and
q on what street.
a Tyler Taylor or Tyler. /
ion't know which
Q Which side OF Polk street
\ On the other side
@ That Is Tyler
\ Yes. sir
@ Did you ever see his homr
4 Yes. sir.
Q Did you see him often
\ have seen him riding around
% his auto
Q Did you know Mr. 81 Boycc
A. | did when ! saw him
q Speak louder now. we're YOU
lere on the l4th OF September.
Yes sir
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HEARING IS OPENED

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
MAY USE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Political Party ChaIrmen VIII Confer
with Education Board

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. lO.--For the purpose OF
reaching an agreement regarding the pro-
posed plan to use the school buildings
of the county for political meetings dur
ing the present campaign, a committee
composed OF the county chairmen Will
confer with the board Of education at
It's meeting Saturday. This committee
is composed OF S. 5. Smith, for the DEM
ocrats. Edwin Dix, for the Republicans.
and G.. j. S. Abels. for the Progress
sives.
Previous to this time the use OF school
buildings for political meetings has not
been permitted In Weber county. the
board OF education taking the stand that
the buildings were erected for school pur-
poses only. The political leaders take
the stand that the people pay for the
buildings by taxation, that they are all
interested In the political issues of the
day and that there is general feeling
In favor Of holding campaign meetings
in the schoolhouses.
1t is believed that the board OF edu-
cation, after the proper evidence has
been presented, will consent to the new
arrangement.
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Prohibition Favored.

8. That the officers Of our state
organization he Instructed 10 plan Tor
a campaign Of pledge signing, AS
special feature In the next year 5
work.
4 That We adhere 10 the principle
Of state wide prohibition as the only
solution OF the liquor question in
Utah. and We demand that the state
legislature submit the issue TO the
people at special election.
S. That we believe that the law
placing the granting OF liquor licenses
in the hands OF district judges is un-
wise, nasmuch as II makes the con-
troll OF the Judiciary the issue In
liquor campaigns.
q That we express our apprecia-
tion Of the kind hospitality OF the
Ogden union and the First BAPTIST
church for entertaining the conven.
ton, and the press of Ogden for all
the courtesies extended. that We
highly appreciate the presence OF Miss
Rose DAWSON. Mrs. Law and MI
Hlmrod, and thank them for the In.
spiratlon they have brought us; and
also record our appreciation OF others
who. by readings and songs, have
the convention.
Immediately after the close of the fore
noon session. which closed the conver
ton. the visiting delegates. about MT
in number, entered automobiles, place
al their disposal by Ogden members, an
were taken on a trip through Ogden car
yon. Returning TO the city about ::
o'clock, luncheon was served at III
Weber academy under the direction {
the domestic science department of the
institution,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
DENY REQUEST FOR
STEEL SIGN BOARDS
Commissioners Refuse Peti-
ton Of Billposting
Company.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. t0.--Acting In accordance
with decision of CITY Attorney Nnlen-
tine Gideon. who declared that the grant
ing would he special privilege. the cit,
commissioners today refused the Utah
BiIpostins company. through its loca
manager, w. l.. Anderson. the right tc
construct steel hillboards on = temporary
fence surrounding the site OF the pro.
posed Eccles building. corner az Wash
inctcn avenue ard Twenty fourth street
The billboards were built AGAINST tnC
Wishes of At least one of the commiSsion'
ers. around the ruins OF the old building
but since work has been started in prep.
aration Tor the new building IL was nee
esssry TO remove tho signs. In asking
perUiSsio tn place them on the fenc,
In the street tho company agreed tc
maintain four foot plank sidewa X
while the construction work on the new
building is in progress,
Al their regular meeting today tn,
commissioners received "A petition from
The residents Of Lincoln avenue com
planning about the conditions which re-
suit from the use OF that avenue by the
The property owners declare that the
electric company operates It's cars alonl
the avenue at speed which sometimes
reaches thirty miles an hour. At night
according 10 the petition the cars ar,
ba ed TO and from the barns a Thirty.
first street without headlights burning
and with only one person In charge.
II Is furthermore alleged that the com.
panv does not keep its roadbed I'm good
condition: that the cars shake the house.
and make altogether too much noise
The residents also object 10 the use o
the sidewalk at Twenty-fiith street fol
a news stand and to the obstruction o
Lincoln avnue with cars. baggage trucks
and other equipment OF the company
An enforcement OF the speed regulation:
and other city ordinances Is requested
The petition will be considered by tn,
commissioners as a committee OF th
whole
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Mrs. Shepard Re- Elected.

The election today resulted as follows:
President. Mrs, Shepard: first vice presi-
dent Mrs I. w. Arid. Provo; second vice
president Mrs. Q. II. Graft. Ogden; corre-
Spending secretary. Miss Leota 5. Ken
nedy. Ogden: recording secretary. Mrs.
Emma r. Pratt. Salt Lake; assistant re-
oording secretary. Mrs Charles a. Root.
salt Lake; treasurer, Mrs. w. +. Core.
salt Lake; secretary l.. T. L., Miss Jen-
ME Simons, Salt Lake: secretary Y. Il. p.
Mrs stephen Longstroth, Garland. This
l. a complete reelection Of all old officers
with the exception OF Mrs Root. who
succeeds Mrs. Boyden.
Mrs. w. s. F1eweling OF Ogden and
Mrs w s. Core Of salt Lake were elect
cd TO life membership in the organization.
The names OF Mrs William Craig Of Og-
den and Mrs. r. \. Sirnpkin OF Salt Lake.
who died since the last annual meeting
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STATE Convention
/ OF W. c. I. j. OVER
Strong Set of Resolutions
Adopted Before the Final
Adjournment.
PROHIBITION FAVORED
With One Exception, All the
Old Officers Are Again
Elected.
PROHIBITION FAVORED
snecial 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. lo-The election OF ofh-
GERS FOR another year. the adoption OF
resolutions dealing with proposed iegisla-
lion In Utah and an auto trip through
ogden canyon marked the close OF the
Women's Christian Temperance union
annual state convention in this city to-
day Mrs. Lulu l.. Shepard Of salt Lake
win head the organization as president
for another year.
In accordance with the constitution OF
the state union. Mrs. Shepard will be the
mnciai delegate from Utah 10 the ma
tionai convention in Portland. Or. open
ing October 10 Mrs. Lillibell Frey OF
this CITY was named as deleeate-at-large
from Utah and the. unions of the state
viii also be represented at the national
meeting by Mrs @ R Craft and Mrs. j.
4 Nyc bOth of Ogden
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was held. were placed on the memoirs
roll
The following resolutions were unan
mously adopted AT the finsl meeting th
forenoon.
/. That We first of all express our
gratitude for the kind leadership Of
our Heavenly Father during the year
that has passed
2. That inasmuch as tho Ogden
w. G, T. L. has protested to the
tion Of brewery advertisement on
the back page Of the directory. W.
the State W. G. T. L.. do heartily
indorse the action as being in har-
mony with our principles and protest
against such advertising r1s'ter being
forced in tho homes.
8. That we commend the govern
ment for its action regarding the
closing Of the postofnce on SUNDAY,
and urge that steps be taken "a fur
sabbath, by prohibiting baseball.
moving pictures. SUNDAY excursions
and kindred amusenents. and pledge
ourselves TO lend whatever Gid Ne arc
able 10 secure needed legislation.
(. That we heartily indorsc the
stand taken ny the physicians OF
Utah at their state convention rsla-
tive 10 the physical examination of
candidates for rs .rriage. and the pro-
hibiting the physically unit from e"-
tering into marriage and hsreby
pledge ourselves. should such q bill
be introduced during the coming leg
islsture, 10 do all in our power 10 AID
In it's enactment
5. That We condemn in unmeas-
ured terms those employers who ask
their women help TO work longer
than the nine hours stipulated by law,
and that when we have knowleoSe OF
such facts we will not patronize bust
ness firms that cvade this most just
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
SYNOD RECEIVES REPORT.
Much Interest In Address OF Secretary
Mcmillan.
ci9; - The Tribune

apeci7i - The Tribune,
OGDEN. Oct. I0.--Interest IN today's
session of the Presbyterian Synod OF
Utah entered in the address OF the Rev.
DR.. -. j. Mcmillan. secretary OF the
board OF church erection. In his address,,
which was delivered at the forenoon
meeting, DR.. Mcmillan presented the
arguments of the board In Its policy OF
administration regarding the large trust
fund
Moderator John Meelter. elected yes
terday. took charge when the delegates
were called TO order for today's sessions.
Twenty three Of the accredited delegates
Of the state were present. eighteen being
absent. State Clerk w. u. Murphy pre-
sented a new programme for synodical
procedure, upon which definite action
was deferred.
The Utah Synodcal society held its
principal meeting today. In connection
with the meeting Miss Elizabeth Church
III. In charge OF the Presbyterian school
at Canton. China, exhibited the 300 dolls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
ARRANGE SPEAKING DATES.
Republican State Committee Assigns
Orators to Weber County.
,ecial to Tho Tribune

Special 70 Inc Tribuhe.
OGDEN, Oct. l0.--The local campaign
comIiitteo comm s " eiS hepuo,,rdd.1 a,r,d., mas o,
plete list OF the speakers who have been
assigned for meetings In Weber county
up to election day. November 3. While
the dates have been assigned the places
of all the meetings have not yet been
selected. The speakers and their dates
are as follows:
Senator Reed Smoot, October % and
90: Senator George Sutherland. Novem-
Der .; Governor William Spry, October
20; Congressman Joseph Howell. Novem-
ber 2: Carl Badger. October 22 and %
sld MowemDeT ~ =; o. l;ea L;eatherw0oa. er,e
81. In addition 10 these, local candi-
dates will address many meetings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
MINER is ROBBED.
Lodges With "FrIend," Which Costs
Him $s5,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
. OGDEN, Oct. l0s-Jsmes Jones, a
striking miner who recently left the Ely.
New. district, saved the price OF bed
by sleeping with q new found friend at
the Lenox rooming house. 3l6 Twenty
fifth street. last night. but the saving
actually cost him $50 In cold cash.
Jones arrived in Ogden yesterday en-
route TO Butte. He intended going right
through but remained over to hear the
band concert last night. During the day
he had made the acquaintance OF a
stranger who also was stopping over In
the city. When Jones was ready TO ra-
tire the friend suggested that they both
occupy his room at the Lenox. The
striking miner agreed but when he arose
this morning the friend and s65 were
missing Jones was una ole TO supply the
police with the friends name. and he has
not been apprehended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

which she will send to the Orient for tho
purpose OF introducing American customs
in dress. The dolls all of which we're
dressed by Utah girls and boys, will be
presented to the Chinese girls at Christ
mas time.
The annual address OF the president
Of the society and that of the corre-
spending secretary were presented today.
The report OF the financial secretary
showed that total OF S10ll.59 had been
contributed throughout the state during
the past year for carrying on the So
cietVs missionary work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
FOR NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM.

Proposed to Place Additional Arcs In
Business Section.
Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Oct l0.-The committee In
charge OF the campaign among the bust
ness men for the proposed new lighting
system IN the business district reports
IA favorabIe progress. Every merchant be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty fifth
streets on Washington avenue has signed
the agreement 10 pay his share Of the
expense for installing the additional arc
lights. The committee which has this
work in charge is composed of G. r.
Iiollingsworth. A. P, Bigelow and A, T
Wright.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Heating Plant for Railroad.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN, Oct, 10.-The first important
Improvement attempted since the sub
way was completed is now being made
at the Union passenger station by the
installation OF a modern heating system.
The heating plant will be located across
the passenger tracks and just south Of
the subway. In addition to furnishing
heat for the entire station building the
plant is to furnish steam for heating the
passenger coaches parked In !he yards.
Instead OF COAL Is at present, oil will
be used for fuel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

In few days those very sores will be
gone-absolutely gone! There's no
doubt about IL. a trial OF ZEMO proves
II positively. There will not he a spot
left, the skin will be as smooth and
clear as though you never had eczema
In your life. No remedy in recent yenrs
has enjoyed such snle, because you can
bank on 1t, and everybody knows 1t that
has tried 1t.
II you have dandruff, there's another
chance to prove how wonderful ZEMO
is Dandruf is eczema OF the scalp.
That's why ZEMO positively stops IL.
To make II easy for any man or
woman to prove what II will do In
curing eczema, itching, inflamed or ir-
rltated skin, dandrufr, b1otches, pim-
pies, cuts and sores. and to get real
surprise, your druggist will supply you
with q ascent bottle. Then, when you
have seen for yourself" at small cost.
get a 81 bottle which contains six
times as much as the 25-cent bottle.
ZEMO is sold IN 25-cent and 81 bot
Ties at drug stores. or sent direct. on
receipt OF price. by F. w. Rose Medj,
cine Co., st. Louis, Mo.
ZEMO is sold IN Salt Lake City, and
guaranteed by Schramm-J ohnsou, .
stores. advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Foil sThree Holdups.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 10.-Lawrence Turpin,
2661 Barlow avenue, a driver for the Og-
den Steam laundry. told the police to-
night that he was the victim Of an in
tended holdup near the sanitarium- He
said he was stopped by three men who
wore handkerchief masks as he was
driving a team toward the city. One OF
the men, Turpin said. asked him for q
ride TO the city, but when he noticed
the masks he whipped his horses and
escaped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Bull Moosers Talk in Weber.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 THO Tfloune.
OGDEN. Oct. 10.-George n. Lawrence,
Bull Moose candidate for attorney gen.
eral, addressed small crowd at the
headquarters on Twenty-fourth street
this afternoon The meeting was held
under the auspices of the Women's Pro-
gressive club. This evening general
meeting was held with Mr., Lawrence as
principal speaker. Nephi l.. Morris, can
didate for governor. will pay another visit
to Weber county tomorrow. when he vii
address meeting at North Ogden In
the evening and speak at Huntsville Sat
uTday evening,