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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
ELKS' M|NSTRELS
ARE COMING SOON
RehearSalS Now on and Cast
is Said TO Be a Splen-
did One.

Rehcarsals are now on for the l5lks ,
minstrel show which Will appear Mon
day and Tuesday nights oil next week
at the Salt Lake theator. The cast
includes some of the best singers in
the city and their musical, topical and
other hits and Jokes arc Of the latest
and best, The vocaliSts are j. IT,.
Hand and William Siblev tenors; some
incognito bassos and baritones OF splcn-
did callber, and as leading soprano,
Miss Mile Williams has been en-
gagged.
All of the music Is ncw. selections
from the latest comic opera and vaude-
vile stunts. The end men are Mel Viii
son, William Siblcy. J. r. Hand. Harry
Elliott, Charlie Bacchus. jim stanley.
Harry Nightingale, HI Dunbar Harry
Brain and Harry Scott. They are
loaded down with Jokes which would
make YOU laugh even if YOU were a
crouch. and 1T is the opportunity of a
lifetime for the suffering women who
have husbands with crouch 10 get
them through il.
NJ. NJ. Warner is ihc intcrlocutor.
and the Judge is putting himself in
shape TO make q hit. Several others
were applicants for the position. but
Warner won out bv q nose. The chorus
will be the best ever seen upon the
Sail Lake stage. The members are
all Young men and women and arc
we'll up in their work 1t is truly Il
chorus, and they will really sing. Fresh
Jokes, fresh young men. fresh music and
fresh ushors will greet the attendants
1T the door
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
S|MOOT ELIMINATES
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
Taft and Wilson Only Men,
He Says, Who Have a
: Chance.

Spec!al 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. oct 23.-Eliminatlne C"loHe'
rooscvclt from consideration as Il preS'
dental possibility, Senator Reed SthV't
.op6ncd himself TO comparison VI
President Taft and Governor wilson III
.n address before large audience AZ
tho orpheum theater tonight IL was
.bn srs, jmportant meeting of the Ee-
.,,ri,.,n campaign In Weber county.
Ecforc entering into his discussion OF
the candidates. Senator Smoot ds dISn
,hat Mr. Taft and Governor nao,,
were the only men VINO hdd 10 revieWed
the past achievements OF Mr. Iatt tro,n
thr time he WAS called upon by tIe ia.o
President William Mckinley TO &c, as
,nSernor general OF the Philippine
Stands, recalling his work in connecli1h
,r;th Tho Panama canal. the estaohSn-
,ncnt of the bureau OF mines ana ms
abollshmcnt Of the pork barrel 20
dent Taft was defended Tor refusing "
entertain Mexican Intervention
Governor Wilson was pictnred as
rctired school teacher. u man VINO SOUS ,t 81
a pension OF the CdrneSie c",,,'',,' cor, ,iS'l
and who was unqualified 10 earn nv
ing even by practicinE law Tne seha1
Tor Quoted from Mr.. Wilson'S history OF
The American people in support oil nie
rontentIon that tho Democratic cdndl-
date was 2 friend OF the Chinese as
against American labor. o..,,,,,
referring 10 the Chicago convention,
tho Utah senator mentioned former
now supporting Mr. TAFT on the recent
controversy regarding the price Of sugar
no said:
the men running for congress, are ask
ing this question. Why Is Utah sugar
sold for $50 in Chicago and $500 in
Utah2 The answer is very simple. IL
is not true. went 10 the ltall- lua no
49, 40 I
voices as they were entered october 10.
and the sugar was selling 20 1obDels
Al S5.iJ. IL is true that in order tc
meet competition they were competed
Ia son TO Topeka and Wichita. Kan. AT
SS@it hui ! want 10 say To the 5000
people here that to meet the compcii-
ton IN Chicago / saw tho last invoice
thrN. made and IL was SJ.07l. There is
no ono In AL the company who desires
10 conceal anything, Chicago is the
dumping ground FOR all the sugar that
comes into this country. whenever there
y a surplus. They have Il rate from
New YORK TO Chicago oC 22i cents. while
we have rate OF Sis hundred and
VIC produce about Ave times the amount
~ sugar that We consume in this coun-
;il. ana the remainder a. il has to go
somewhere. where people use II and
whore they eat IT, OF we have got 10
close our factories"
ihusiastic defense oil William Locimcr.
The ouS.cd senator from Illinois. Mr..
Smoot quoted from the address delivered
ry Nophi l.. Norris, Progressive caDdi-
Gate for governor, october .. lie de-
rlarcd nc was not ashamed Of the vote
whi"h inc cast in favor of Lorimer and
was glad that hc had an opportunitv
80 state his position before tho people of
ogden. He defended the former Illinois
senator as u worthy mau WHO had been
driven from public life by powerful
newspaper. the Chicago Tribune"
state Senator George, j: Kelly acted
rs chairman of the meeting,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
JOEL L. PRIEST MAY
TRY TO STOP PLAY

Another complete rehearsal Of the
Press club : " Foilics Of 1912 will be
held ut the club rooms this evening.
joel J.. Priest, formerly newspaper
man of Salt Lake, but now a railroad
magnatc OF Idabo. arrived in tho city
yesterday TO file Il protest against the
production. Just what action Will he
taken TO block the expose og political
affairs. past, present and future, in
Utah and nationally, is not known vet,
but il is known that Mr.. Priest was
busy all the afternoon on railroad row.
This shows what interest is being taken
in this year S Press club Offering. BUT
no matter what pressure may bo
brought To suppress the big play. it
will be given. Remember. ihc Salt
Lake thcatcr is The place, October 81
the time and q thorough revealing of
political history. tho stunt. Don Z fail
10 get seats. Sale VIII open at IN
y. IN. Wednesday. October 80. and if
you want TO know how to vote this
wear YOU must see "Tho Political Fol
lies of l9l2''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
STOMACH STARVEaS
EAT ANYTHING NOW
No Indigestion or Upset
Stomach for "Papc's s
Diapcpsin" Users.

Every year regularly more thau Il
million stomach sufferers in the United
states, England and Canada take
Pape s Diapepsin. and realize not only
immediate hut lasting relief,
This harmless preparation VIII digest
anything YOU eat and overcome sour:
gussv or out-of order stomach i've MN
utes afterwards.
II your meals done fit comfortably,
or what YOU cat lies like lump Of lead
in your stomach. or if you have heart,
burn. that is q sign of indigestion.
Get from Your pharmacist 5u-ccnt
case OF Pape's Diancpsin and take n
dose Just as soon as you can. There
will bc no sour rsings, no bclehing Of
Undigcs.e ed food mixed with acid, no
stomach gas Or heartburn, fullpess or
heavy feeling in the stomach. nausea,
facilitating headaches, dizziness or in
tcstiual gripping. This will all 20. and.
besides, there viii he no sour food left
over in the stomach TO poison your
breath with nauseUus odors.
papc s Diapcpsin is Il certain euro
for our-of order stomachs, because it
takes hold OF your food and digests
it Just the same as If your stomach
WASH Z there.
Relief in five minutes from all stom-
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large 50cent cases contain
more than sufficient To thoroughly cure
almost auv case of dyspepsia indiges,
tion or any other stomach disorder
advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
rInRr arc few bright spots In the

TNtiIRE arc few bright spots IN the
new bin at the Empress, but much
that Is conducive of soul gloom. One OF
and the other is Bud Helm. u bubbling
comedian who appears wIth Nellie Helm
III SONGS. dances and burlcsque charac-
tcrizaiiOns. Helm begins 10 scatter
gaicty as soon AS he takes the center
Of the stage and grns. Ills humur has
all the Spontancity and irrcsponSibtllty y
OF youth and none OF his methods or
cvclinS mcr?imcnt is strained or ponde er-
Gus.
The most pretcntious number OH the
lies on slang for It's laughs, Most OF the
lines arc coarse and wltlcss, but some
are clever and Comical, The climax
comes when, after many efforts, Kid
Hamlet gives his soliloquy, thereby caus-
ing the king, Ophclia. and Queen Gertrude
TO die in cXcrucidting agony, This con-
clusIon is rewarded with screams OF
laughter,
hretorc. The wizard musician, plays
various instruments cntertainngly One
OF them is sort of violin with a horn
to transform the notes into cornet-li e
tones.
George Mayo and Anna Belle present
a singing and dancing skit.
James Reynolds is described on the
programme as a .monologue comedian in
song" whatever that may be The
| monoosue consists OF telling The latest
| funny stories. but there Is little comedy
and less song
The bill concludes with the four La
bella Coiniques. who are excellent aero
bats. They accompany their tumbling
With much drolleIy that takes we'll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
GROWERS DISAPPOINTED.
Returns From Fruits Shipped to East Far
From Satisfactory,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 23.-Accordlnc 10 the re-
ports which are being received by tho
officers OF fruit associations throughout
Weber and BoS Elder counties. the grow
ors arc becoming move thoroughly dis
satisfied with the seasons results AS the
returns from the eastern markets are re-
ccivcd. IN MANY Instances the sale OF
the fruit. especially peaches. did not
bring sufficient rcturns 10 pay FOR tho
transportation. Many of the growers In
BOX Elder county complain Of the man
ner in which the fruit was handled I'm the
eastern markets.
Tho general dissatisfaction has pro-
duccd Feeling that some Immediate ac-
ton is necessary toward providing other
means for the disposal cf the fruit when
the eastern markets arc ovnrsupplicl
II II cnu bc proved 10 lhe satisfaction OF
thc ncliardists that the market for dried
fruits VIII probuc" source OF revenue
they viii join in the movement for the
erection of cyaporators.
Box Elder county growers favor a cuu-
Mug plant which VIII use the very best
grade - fruit for packing In glass bot :
n"s. believing that a market FOR this
inEh-Grsde racl; can be created promj-
uent orchardis's uf Weber coun.v have
expressed themselves in favor OF thC
cvapoTatrr plan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
THEY ALL DEMAND 1T
Salt Lake City, Like Every City and
Town in the Union, Receives II.

People with kidney ills want to be
cured When ono suffers the tortures
Of nm aching back. relief is eagerly
sought for. There arc many remedies
today that relieve, but moi permanent
". Doan 5 Kidney Pulls have brought
lasting resnlts to thousands, Here is
proof of merit from this vicinity,
LAFAYETTE Underhill, box IS. Iencfcr.
Utah. SAYS In the fall Of 1905. while
living III Bcllingham, Wash, ] gave a
statement for publication telling of my
experience with Doau 5 Kidney Pills,
| was constantly annoyed with terrible
backachcs and distressing pains
through the kidncys Year after year
I continued To grow worse aud used 20
think that every day would he the last.
There was weakness Of the kidneys and
could no, retain tho kidney sccrc-
tions. which were 40 frequent in pass.
age that | was III misery AL the time
| tried ore medicine after another and
every person 7 talked 10 had differ.
ent cure. so ] kept on experimenting
until ] thought | bad taken everything
in the wsy of kidney remedies. Moth
ing did me any good until used Doau 5
Kidney Pills. They went directly to
tho seat Of my trouble aud | noticed
, improvement after few doses | con
| iinued until / had taken three boxes.
! Tho lamoncss and aching in my back
entirely disappeared and ms kidney
/ became normal. have had no occa.
/ sion to use Dorn Is Kidney Pills Or any
! othcr remedy for over two years,
= For sale at SchIamm.J ohuson IS Drug
| store. Salt Lake City, Utah. and by
all dealers Price Soc Foster Milburn
| Co. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for
! tho United States,
! Remember the namc-Doau 's-aud
I take no other.
! IAIvort!.srionD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
CHANGE IS MADE IN
LIST OF CANDIDATES
Arrangement on Voting Ma
chimes Will Help the Bull
Moose Party.
Special TO The Tribune.

SPECIAL TO Tile tribune.
OGDEN. oct 23-At the request oi
Chairman q. j. :. Abels o. the Progress
siye county committee, County Clcrli
Samuel g. Dye has practically consented
to make a slight change in the list o:
candidates for tile voting machines. In
their present arrangement the names OF
two OF the electors for eacu party ap-
pear under the name OF tie candidate
FOR president and two under tile vice
presidential candidate.
This. according to Mr. Ahels, might
prove misleading for some voters. lie
argues that the Republican. who desires
cept!on of TAFT, might throw up the two
levers for the electors appearing under
the presidents name and pull down the
two for the electors under Roosevelt S
name, thinking that he was scratch
ing Tart In favor Of Roosevelt. Instead
electoral vote evenly between the Re-
publlcans and Progressivcs.
BY printing the names OF the canoi-
dates for president and vice president
one above the other. respectively and
directly above the four electors for each
party. Clerk Dye believes that he Will
overcome this difficulty and do away
with the possibility of q miSunderstand
ing. There are no printed instructions
on the machine, or specimen ballots, To
show that the four electors represent a
unit for president and vice president
II Is argued by the Progressive chairman
that n voter not thoroughly posted might
construc that two electors were for the
presidential candidate and two for his
running mate The change is believed by
Chairman Abels to be benefit to tho
Progressive ma ational ticket.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
CASHES BAD CHECK.
Actor and Lecturer Gets Into Trouble
Over Worthless Paper.
pecial Ia The Tribune.

Special Ia The Tribune.
OGDEN Oct 23.-Aciing ON the com
plainu OF the Rev. II. ID. Zimmerman.
pastor OF the Central Park Prcsbyteriau
church, Sheriff E. T.. Harrison caused the
arrest Of j. T.. Himrod. an actor and
lecturer at Brigham City last night on
the charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses After spending the night
IN the Box Elder county jail Elimrod re-
imbursed tho local minister in the sum
Of $50, the amount OF a check for which
the Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman had acted as
security,
While the ". c. T. L. stale convention
was in progress in ogden. HlInrod, who
represented himself 10 have occn edu-
Gated for the ministry, attended several
OF the meetings and delivered a num-
ber Of lectures his show being then To-
Gated at Kaysvills. On the representa-
ton that ne had an account at Salt
Lake bank, the Presbyterian minister In
dorsed a check which was cashed by 4,
1T LansloIs. Later the check was re-
turned marked mo funds" Himrod
would have been brought 10 the county
iail in this city had he not made good
on the check.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
is MORT
GAGED FOR 100000

4 deed of mortgage FOR 100000 WAS
fled with the county recorder yesterday
from the Douglas Security company to
The First Trust company. on part Of lot
IS. block -. plat 4. Another deed for
$4,000 was fled from H. y. Scott TO
the Douglas Security company on the
same property. which is now occupied
by The Mission iheatcr on Third South
street. between Main and State streets.
J. +. Mcge8th, who originally owned the
structure. acted as local agent for tho
Douglas Security company. and last night
refused to give out any Information
whatever covering the transaction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
PIONEER is AT REST.
Many Frnds Attend the Funeral oil
Henry Elliott Gibson

SptrlaT % Tic TIlDNEc.
OGDEN. Oct. 2%.-Scores of people,
many OF them old residents of Weber
county assembled at the Third ward
chapel this afternoon 10 attend tho flu
neral services OF iGenry Elliott Gibson.
one OF tho pioneers of the county and
also very early resident OF the stale.
The services were conducted by Coun-
sclor NJ. T.. Richardson al ] o'clock.
The musical numbers were rendered ny
Mrs. Myrtle Ballingcr HGlcy, Miss Stella
Wright. Mrs. Stevens and MIS-. Artle
Simpson Blakcler. Among those who
paid Il tribute Of respect To tho late pio-
nee9 were President G. p Middleton.
Bishop Woods OF Ciea:neld. President
J.. W. Shurtlif Patriarch George W.
IaiHn, Angus L. Wright, Joseph West
and President James Wor.hcrspoon The
irtermcnc Was made U Ogden City
cclnctery in grave dedicated by Levi
z. Hammond.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
NO COMPLAINT FILED.
Man Who Shot Relative Still Held in
County Jail.
Special to The Tribune.

SNfci8I 10 Tho Tllpu0c.
OGDEN, oct. 2S.--The question of Il
complaint against leon Farr. held Ar
the county jail FOR tho shooting oC Authur
>. ShrccVc his hrothcF-in-!aw has been
put M 10 County Attorney David Jcusun
hy SHERIFF T.. T.. Harrison. None OF ihe
mans relatives appeared at tho count s.
building ioday or requested that = COM
plaint be Issued. FaTr Is allowed the
liberty Of the sherifi's private officc and
corridor oi the jail
~ The Dee hospital tonight Mr
ShresVc was reported 70 10" ~ good con-
dition and recovering rapidly. No com.
plicatious such as blood poisoning are
now .NDccteJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
CANDIDATES oUIZZEO.
Bettcrment League Of Weber County
Wants Questions Answered
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN oct. 2I.-Thc BrltcTncut
league OF Weber county has become ac-
live IN the present campaign lu the eN-
sent Of writing 10 all legislative candi-
dates TO learn their attitude on several!
questions. principal among which are
several pertaining 10 saloon regulation.
There is the intiIpatiou That AN effort
may hc mad" TO secure bill making the
o'clock closing OF saloons, now opera =
tive under city ordinance In Ogden. COM
pulsory throughout The state Here arc
two of the questions:
Are YOU in favor OF the . O'Clock clos
iUG law
Would you vote TO make II state
wide7"
II is declared in tho letter that the
league represents 3000 voters iuh " cher
county. Several ~ the candidates arc
said 30 have replied To- the letter OF In
Iuiry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Wife Seeks Divorce.


aps'isA 10 INC iiinNn"
oGuE$. oct -g.-t Complain charging drasr-
t.nn and fslgro To p.ovidr vaE Fled D- Mar
Johnson asainst Frank Johnson IN the dIsislrt
court i9!sy Irt. Johnson petliiors tie court
To- decree o. divorce aad custody az ono mIun-
child. Tlo pariioa %ere married IN Salt Lake
ou hp.I .. 1906 and the ALLEGED separation
occurred on hpIll &. 1909.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Home From the East.

"P''!Sl 10 IN" Iflpuu'.
OGDEN. Oct .5,-ifV. George Maulc inter
s'tr1 IN very extensive realty holdiura In Og-
den, hof returned 10 th1 cl;y after extended
Visit IN Illinois. Her old homo Il Springfield
but she also nprnt month at Quincy. No.
Maulc said shc was not Ia possession ~ sum
"lcnt information 8" WORTHY d-u. the -cporf
that tha property Of Tho Msulr oaisie. corner OF
fw"ni. -nrh street and Grant avenue bsd been
leased fUr the erection OF II hutoi building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
School House Saved.

@I''-IHT
OGDEN. oct. 25.-Ths new pthoolhou-e a;
NnntSFilI" was threatened ~ith dcet.uctloU D.
htr yesterday vncn sparks from tic chImncy
hrod The ROOF. Tho people ~ tho Village or,an-
,zod volunteer hsc department OF inc order
% huclci brigade and succcodoa In rayinC
the building The damage viii amount 20 lc,E
than so. Fire hsa previously dcs,foycd tr-o
aohoolnousc. EMnt.kilIc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Greeks Off TOR War.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 25.-Morc tAan GGr G,eehs. Ue-
dcn's nTr; larGc contribution 20 Inc ariry which
Is being modified 10 hGht the TURKS. departed
.or the cast on Union Pacific train No s tai1
evening Probably volunteer ha-o pre-
crd.d those Tho ds1artc1 tcGiEhi Two coaches
occupied hy Greeks from salt Lake pos ,cI
through Tho rlty todsy and Ruothsr Largo dele
CATION fsom salt Lake and Ely VIII d.pau from
iI.d,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Verdict for Plaintiff.

.PrT1PI 10 TUN I|iUUU0-
OGDEN. Oct - --'u Judge i. s Horclrs d,-
vision of the district court iod1y ycrlirl 'pr
'i1pj damage rc,urncI br the jDry ~ Tho
of Peter =. hndrf1nu s=alnst fhc ncu"r-
K RIO Grand" Railroad comrsu" H!r Anderson
brought suit Tor mo-c ihnq $50. 0"D damage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Goes TO the Coast,

Special 20 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. oct -s.-Th0nI' FityrcIsid. former
afsisisnt superintendent tho Ss.i T-aLc d!vi.
zion of a." southern Pa~tIr. has decided 70
spHnd fhs vinto. In California TO- ihN hcnoht
o' his health. He Co. Sc.aipnE his hrllth vcr;
slo~ly foiiosiEz hlr recsat ulnc.s. Ne Fityr-r.
sld wiil remove his famil, Los Anrcics o.
romr ncIgbv CIty 20 I.9s Angelic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Information Filed.


OGDEN. oct. eG-Tpo InlorulAjiouc were dlea
bs District Attorney T.. T. HuispisLi IN tho dla-
trio, court TODAY + MissGa, a Jap Is cbo ,rcd
Tith burglary IN the th,rd dcErc. fog hc at
l1sed thcft az = watch. valued i55. from s.
>amsdS on October g. In the other inforna-
ton Felix EuEhcr IA charged with statutory
oGrnic alleged 10 have been committed on Nav
oi this year. Miss Frances Doran u tho com
nlaiuiuc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Licensed to Wed.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. .;.-MagrisEs llacufes were grant
cG today Tnomls Erlc,' u: san Francisco
and .Iss Janc liccl IIaIDii ot o-Jca: Manuel
Treylno and Mstc9 Ncabc, both Of Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Right-of-Way Suit,

~" TAI 70 nc trlDuh'
OGDEN. Oct .;.-Courir Attorney David Jcn-
ton TO-DAY institu'cd condemnation proceedings IN
TIC name c' Weber county against George Ba--
ret. o. North oGdoI. Tho county ronmisalolcru
desire so secure TEht-of-wsy across Nr. Ba--
notta D -oDrrly for tho building 81 the gu; on in
The county road between North Ogden aGd P!,ns-
View.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Prisoners Escapc
Special 20 Tho Tribune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
OGDEN Oct cj.-1al,iUE advantage of Tho ab-
scnoc nf chains from thrs ankles, George Hort.
Icy and Paul Peterson. two -; tbc youngeFt pris-
onorS doing t!mo IN TIC city ,ail. escaped shortly
after ocloc, ihiH morning. IIorticy wa7 re-
onpun"d by officer Thomas Lever, hui Peterson
had not been cpprchcrdcl a. late hour THO
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
The Denver e. Rio Grande
Railroad Co.
Effective May 10, 1912.
DEPART DAILY.

Provo. Manti. MarysyaIc....,. s 90 A. m
MidNalc aud Bingham ,.s...-. 10 q. IN.
Denver, Chicago and EdSt....s, SIS Il, m.
Park City .-.,...,......,...... $50 a. m.
Ogden and Intermediate points. 10 50 a m.
Ogden, San Francisco, Portland u 10 p. m.
Ogden: San Francisco. Portland. ":i5 j., m.
Midvslc and Bingham ........ AS T.. IN.
Denver. Chicago and East 30 y. IN
Prove SprinGviilc. T,ntic ,s.... 100 ~. III.
Donycr. Chicago and East. ZOO y. ~.
Ogden, Portland and Seattle III 10 p. m.
ARRIVE DAILY.
Ogden, san Francisco, Los
Angeles .-......-.-,.s...-. $40 n. N.
Tintic. Springvillc. Provo .s..Io:2o a. ~.
Bingham and Midvalc .....,..lU.20 =. m.
Denver. Chicago and East....l2:@J y. M.
Ogden and intermediate points. 2,IJ D. IN,
Denver. Chicago and EAST. go y. III.
ogden. sam Francisco and West 4:5J p. m.
Park CITY and intermediate
points .... ,............ 500 y. M.
bingham and MidNSle .-.....s $50 y. m.
Provo. Manti. NarysvalN ..,... 30 y. IN.
Ogden. San Francisco. Portia nd. $50 D. m
Denver. Chicago aud East ...lO:55 p. m.
Phone. WasstCh 2525
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Visiting Relatives.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Oct. g-.-!css" TiB.giui. fo.rJc, .lcu-
uiy couW FOR ;hc l;siisu government and =
member o. Inc nrm harinR o-tonsyr oommo4ci,l
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