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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-28
w. c. 7. U. AROUSED.
objection Is Made 10 Use Of Llneoln's
Picture to Boost Whisky
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. July 27-The FIVE locals COM
prising the Ogden organization OF the
use OF a likeness OF Abraham Lincoln in
connection with the billboard advertise
nent OF whisky concern. Resolutions
have been adopted and a campaign has
been started which threatens To spread
throughout the state. The local unions
have sent out letters TO other Utah
branches OF the national body urging a
concerted action against what is termed
an outrage against Amerlcanism.
In an effort 10 make the crusade ma
tlon- wide the local bodies have appealed
10 Senator Bristow OF Kansas and to the
national president OF the w c, 7. q.
Mrs 6. II. Frey is the ogden woman who
is perhaps most actively engaged In the
war against the practice OF using the
names and likenesses OF prominent Amer
lean statesmen in the so-called obnoxious
advertisements. She is especially bitter
against those who have granted the copy
right for such a privilege.
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MARVEL IN RECOVERY
OF WOUNDED MAN
John Sharp, Who Was Shot
by Jealous Rival, Leaves
Provo Hospital.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. July 27.-John Sharp, the
young man who was shot by James Ma
han at Springville recently and who has
been In the Provo hospital lowering be-
tween life and death, was discharged to-
day and will probably recover entirely
from the effects Of the bullet wound. In
tho bullets course through the body the
intestines were perforated fourteen times
and II was necessary TO remove thirty
nine Inches Of the intestines In the oper-
alton performed at the hospital. The
bullet has been located In the hip by the
X-rnys, but no effort has been made to
remove II, as Il does not give pain,
The shooting at Springville was the
result OF Il jealous rage on the part or
Mahan, who encountered Sharp driving
with q young woman to whom both men
had been paying attentions. Mailan COM
mitted suicide Immediately after wound
ing Sharp.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

BROCKMAN-The body OF Mrs. Abigail
] Brockman. aged SO years, Will be
shipped today July os) from the parlors
OF Eber w. Hall to Pasadena, Call Tor
interment The remains will be accom-
panied by the husband. J. w. Brockman
OF Pasadena. Cal.
DUDLER--Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Frank Dudler, who died July
rs, 1912, will he held from O'Donnen q
Co.'S chapel today (Sunday) Mt p. m.
1nterment Mount Calvary cemetery,
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Whistles to Catch Refugees.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The IrIbune.
OGDEN, July 27.-At tho suggestion Of
the board OF directors. Superintendent e
G. Gowans has adopted g unique plan
for apprehending students who escape
from the Utah Industrial school, located
NJ the north city limits OF OGDEN. When
II is discovered that an inmate has
sought his liberty In defiance Of the rules
OF the institution, the whistle on the
power house is blown with one short
blast. giving TO the residents OF the COM
munlty the information that an inmate
OF the school Is at large. Their Coop
Grafton is secured by the standing re-
ward
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Fete for School Children.
Special to The Tribune

BRIGHAM CITY July ely esterday
afternoon at the City park the children
OF tho Brigham kindergarten school were
entertained by Miss Nebeker, Instructor,
assisted by Mrs. II. c. Day and Misses
Norman Anderson. pianist OF the school,
and Lily Hedley and Rozllla Compton
In the party were seventy seven tots,
many Of them under the age of 1 years
and none over 6. They marched TO the
park through the business part Of town
and incidentally serenaded some OF the
business houses with lively songs Each
child wore a hat made OF colorcd paper
for tho occasion.
20 entertain the tots at the park and
these we're interspersed by serving ice
cream cones. The children had a delight
traI school In the city street cara cour-
tesy extended free by the Ogden Rapid
Transit company-was very much appre
ciated by the tired little ones
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Hear Suit Restraining Sheriff.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. July 27.-In the district court
here today Judge j, l.. Booth heard the
evidence and arguments on the order to
show cause in the case OF A S. Voorhees,
against George T. Judd as sheriff OF Utah
county ct al, and took the matter OF de-
cislon under advisement
Judd, as sheriff of Utah county, was
proceeding in regular order to sell the
property OF the United States Ozocerlte
Mining & Refining company to satisfy q
Judgment in favor OF Milton C. Miles and
James II. Ball, when Voorhees, on three
alleged causes Of action intervened and
asked for a restraining order preventing
the sheriff from selling the property
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Signals for Cutoff.

OGDEN, July 27.-Accordng to AS
sistant Superintendent F. w, Easton of
the Salt Lake division OF the Southern
Pacific, who has just returned from q
trip to Carlin. at the rate with which
work is now progressing, the new alter
mating block signal system on the Ogden
Luoin cutoff should be completed by No
vember / or this year, At the present
time the poles are being placed for the
new line along the I'LL.
These poles are driven into the bed
OF the lake TO a depth OF twenty feet
and extend thirty feet above the water
They are placed at a distance OF one
hundred feet south OF the trestle and $50
feet apart, The gang of fifty men now
employed on the work is soon to be in
creased
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sTARvEs ON DESERT.
Man Nearly Dead Picked UP and Brought
to Ogden for Treatemnt,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO IWe lT4UUHH'
OGDEN. July 27.-Lloyd Mitchell near
death al a result OF starvation. was found
on the desert near Lakeside today and
was brought to Ogden on special train
over the Southern Pacific. He was taken
10 the Dee hospital In this city for treat
ment b. DR.. J. W. Pdcock, county ply
slcian. His condition Is considered serious
and he is supposed TO have been without
food for many days. Mitchell is appar-
entity about 35 years Of age and a laborer.
He is not known In Lakeside or in Og-
den. No papers have been found 70 indi-
cate a former address.
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WANTED
MISCELLANyor.

DON'T GET sIfNo,--
CoIno In our cool bascrosSNlI
DAILY paper and have ' yop.' 4
paired or polished ''uf d
MONARCH SHOE Rup,n
Il East Secord So. Phons A1iHEu;l 1Hu
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CIGAR STORE WANTEO- o.
r, canon and full partIculsn1' 1'
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GUILTY OF MURDER
IN THE FIRST DEGREE

CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 27,-Murder
IN the nrst degree was the finding OF the
jury tonight in the case OF J Warren
Jenkins, who was charged with killing
his wife. Jessie Jenkins. on April II last
The jury was out less than thirty min
utes
Mrs Jenkins was found with her skull
crushed In her home. 1t was alleged that
Jenkins killed her In order to get pos
session or her estate, valued at $4,000.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company
Principal office, room No. S07 Newhouse
building. Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF
assessment No. Z. OF cents per share.
levied on the Sth day OF June 1912, tho
several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders as fol-
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" E,SIERN CLOTHING ~
AZ klnda second hand clo.ss
ssajises; best prices paid
nc, zna East: Wesntch 1921 pa,
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Disastrous Fumigation.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 27.-Robert II. Moyes
expertmented this morning In exter-
minatinK mites In chicken coop by
means OF fumigation. The experiment
was. IN a way. successful, for II de-
stroyed the pest so completely that only
n pile OF smoldering debris remained
when the fire department arrived. Mr..
Moyes resides at 1854 Lincoln avenue
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Outing for Danes.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, July 27.--The local orgauiza-
ton OF the Danish Brotherhood. Or
ganized in Ogden last year with a men-
bership OF more than one hundred, is ac-
lively interested in the annual outing OF
Tuesday. July 80. According to promi-
nent members OF the Ogden organiza-
ton, fully 5000 persons will participate
in the festivities. The days programme
includes speeches, Danish music and
sports.
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Honors for Musician
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 2T.-ogden friends Of
Charles Whitehead. former resident Of
this city. have Just received the inforrna-
ton that SIR. whitehead recently won
the northwestern championship In q
saxaphone and Xylophone contest az
saxophone and Xyiophone contest AT
Spokane. He was engaged as trap drum
mer at the Grand theater In this city
prior 10 the time that the house wAa
transformed into the Orpheum.
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And IN accordance with the law and an
order OF the board OF directors. made On
the Sth day OF June. 1912, so many shares
sary Will he sold at public auction ar tSc
Offices Of the secretary, No, SO7 New
house building. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the 9th day OF july. 1912. at 10 o.c,ocL
a. m. TO pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs of advar,is.
Ing and expenses OF sale.
a. E. CANFIELD,
Secretary Yankee CONSOLIDATED Ni,t,,,
Co. S07 Newhouse building. Sa!t ,LaIs
City Utah.
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Trains to Saltatr every As minutes
Money Laundry Working.
ational News Service.

BY international News Service
WASHINGTON. July 27.-The first
batch of washed and ironed money will
be distributed within a few davs as
soon as the treasury department has
been finally satisfied that its money
laundry is doing good work. Several
hundred thousand 81, s2 and s5 notes
are ready for release. The machine has
been washing money at the rate of 90,
600 bills a day and inspection has
shown that 90 per cent of them are sat.
isfactory.
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Lifts Fishing Ban.
Special to The Tribune.

CPCOIdI 70
PROVO, July 27.-D. H. Madsen. chief
deputy state FISH and game warden, has
given official notice that Spring creek,
from point above the state hatchery to
the lake. will be thrown open to fisher
men at a. m. August 4. Spring creek
has been closed for the last eighteen
months and Mr.. Madsen states that the
fish IN that stream are now very numer-
GUS and fishing will be excellent during the
rest Of the season.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR DEEP
est appreciation 10 the street car men
and other friends for the sympathy and
kindness shown In our recent bereavs-
ment. also for the beautiful floral tokens
OF love.
MRS EARL JOHNSON.
MR. 8. E. JOHNSON AND FAMILY.
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OGDEN NAMES DELEGATES,
Mayor Makes Appointments for Trans
Mississippi Congress Representatives.

Mississippi Congress Representatives.
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 27,-Ogden city will be
represented at tho Trans Mississippi
Commercial congress by six delegates, In
response 10 u communication from Salt
Lake. where the congress Will be held,
TAgis HnyI navid EnoIes M mas sppTh'yq WrIpbi Shh
l.. Becker, ]. w. Abbott and l. l., Clark
as the ogden representatives. From the
standpoint Of population ogden is en-
titled to six delegates and Weber county
to one. The latter Will be selected by
the county commissioners, but the rep
resentative has not yet been chosen.
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BY order of the board OF directors ~
the Yankee Consolidated Mining conpany
mcnt No. is delinquent has been con-
tinued and extended 10 the ard dav ~
August. 1912. at 10 o'clock A. M al
which time the sale will be made
A r. CANFIELD
secrstary Yankee Consolidated Mining
Company. esoaa
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WOULD LIKE TO FTCIps~
owner on roomIng houss a
Si@ed motel Address H-1s
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.'Bull MooseD Active.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

FptNici " INC
OGDEN. July 27.-Og6on city and the
territory 10 the north contributed about
forty delegates to the state convention
OF the Bull Moose" party at Provo to-
day. good representation OF the We
ber county Observation-Disclosures select
s, sa-na6 r,r sre 5irt" 5oiy, ~, .uI sire rS,noer
Mayor William Glasmann and his follow
ers made the trip on a special train over
the Rio Grande.
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HUDDART FLORAL CO, SO so. MAIN
st Phone 100, Cut flowers and flu
neral designs, nlS32
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Spry to Study Canyon Road.
,pecial 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
PRICE, Utah. July Ex-Governor VIII
liam Spry arrived In town yesterday from
Uintah county and left In the afternoon
on No. 3 for Salt Lake. He said while
here that he would return about August
and go over the matter OF the Ioca tIon
OF tho road up Price River canyon.
which Is now under discussion by the
state highway commissioners
Price people and others OF this section
want the road TO continue up the cam
yon through kyune. and the commits
sioners appear To favor the Willow creek
route out from Castle Gate. The gov
ernor was accompanied by c. b. Stew
art. J. g. McAllister and DR.. a c.
Young. who were here Monday in behalf
OF the sheepmen.
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CAMPING RIGS

MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR CAN
yon rigs for outing trips now Farmers
Exchange Wasatch 1855 eS99
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BOY is FATALLY INJURED.
Skull is Fractured When Horse Falls on
Him.
Special to The Tribune.

Him,
Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, July 27,-Wallie Brim,
1T-year-old son Of Leon Brim Of this
city. was thrown from horse at O'clock
tonight and received injuries that may
prove fatal. The young man was riding
along Park avenue when the horse STUN
bled. throwing Brim 10 the ground In
an effort to regain its feet the animal fell
backwards on Brlm, The young mans
skull was fractured and he received In
ternal injuries. He was removed to his
fathers nome. where attending ply
siclans at a late hour expected he would
not live through the night
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Granted License to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, July PA marriage license
was granted today to Robert w. Qprn
OF Baker City. Or, and Matte Forgie OF
Milford Utah
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, W. W. KING
PA E. End SO, Phone 81. b297
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TWO STRICTLY MODERN r17U~
rooms. With one or two m.s,'
be close In. east side. Adss.c
Tribune.
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REMOVAL
OPTICAL PARLORS.

G. NJ PETERSEN, 5s EAST 4TH SO
Glasses ground and fitted to your eyes,
s3 and up: frame. 75c up; lenses du-
plicated. 75c each and up. Scientific ex-
animation only 50, Examination free
when purchasing glasses. eo24
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coop ACCOMMODATING -
Aioen. very reasonably az
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
EXCURSION CROWS
Special Train for Idaho Trip
Will Be Equipped With
Every Convenience.
CAN TELEPHONE HOME
Salt Lake Business Men Can
Phone From Train at
Stopping Places.
CAN TELEPHONE HOME

Preparations for the Commercial
club q big trade excursion on Septem~
ber to Idaho are now assuming defi-
mite shape, and indications point to
success on a par with that which has
characterized previous excursions given
under the club q auspices.
The special train will be assembled
and equipped on an elaborate basis,
Steel coaches of the latest modern de-
sign, powerful engine, buffet and OBJ.
servation car, perfectly equipped, is
the programme. When the train leaves
the Hartman station, it will represent
one of the most complete specials in
equipment and conveniences that has
gone out from Salt Lake.
Complete Barber Shop.
AS feature Of tho equipment ar
rangements have been made for an
elaborate barber shop, with an expert
barber officiating, and every obtain
feature arranged through the Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph COM
pany will be adjustable telephones
which may be used by the excursionists
for local or long distance calls at each
stop. Plans for similar features are
now under way.
The rapidity with which local firms
are making reservations evidence the
keen interest being taken, as well as
a realization of the Importance Of the
excursion and the benefits to be de.
rived through it. Chairman Charles
Tying and II. II. Hunkins Of the excur
sion committee announce that those de-
string to participate or to he repre-
sented should make their reservations
at once, as the number of excursionists
will be limited.
Many Eager to Go.
Among the firms that have more re-
Gently sent the committee acceptances
for the trade excursion are the follow
ing:
Western Moline Plow company.
Consolidated Wagon G Machine COM
pany,
Intermountain Industrial association.
s. w. Morrison.
Mutual Life Insurance company
Strevell- Paterson Hardware company
National Irrigation congress.
Utah Ltthogrnphing company.
a. w. Smith Land company.
Symns Utah Grocery company.
Giles Advertising agency,
Utah Light 6 Railway company.
Wells-Fargo company.
Deere * Co.
Salt Lake Glass & Paint company,
Malcolm McAllister Advertising COM
pany.
Walker Bros, bankers.
National Copper bank
Decker-Patrick company.
Ashton Jenkins Co.
Oregon Short Line Railroad company.
Ottenhelmer company.
We'll Jewelry company.
Utah Fuel company.
Brunswick -Balke- Collender company.
National Bank Of the Republic
Salt Lake Mattress G. Manufacturing
company.
Utah State National bank
Newark Fire Insurance company
Utah-Idaho Sugar company,
Federal Coal company
Lambert Paper company.
Burton Manufacturing company.
Ferd J. Fabian company.
W. S. Henderson company.
Mountain States Telephone e Telegraph
company.
American Surety company
Mccormick & Co.
Houston Real Estate and Investment
company.
Studebaker Bros. company.
Commercial club,
Hewlett Bros.
Wyiie Way.
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way,
Bree den Office Supply company
Continental National bank,
Pennsylvania lines,
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
lessons c969
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TO DO YOUR CPHOI, ,sTrpn,<
mattress remakJar, GiaS Snn5s9 n3
Mfg. Co. Phone ss3 ~
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YOUNG COUPLE WANTs :
unfurnished rooms for bcu,.
not ovsr five blocks f,or
building: no children. state an
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line Highest prices
paid for raw furs and wild animals
years In Salt Lake. a2326
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Trains to saltair every as minutes.

THE WANT AID CHANCES ARE
Cheap, forceful, reliable. Thousands
read them every day.
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Park City Ore Shipments.

Special to The Tribune
PARK CITY, July 27,-FollowinR are
the Park City ore shipments, In pounds
for the week ending tonight:
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UTAH JUNK co, EIor
paid for iron. brass, rnS. ~
per. copper etc. $40 So. itb %T9.1l
Wesatch 229. ''n Wet
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLSTERING
PATENT ATTORNEY
HAIRDRESsING PARLOR


GIRLS TO LEARN HAIRDRESSINC
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

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OLD FEATHERS

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WILL SHIP CAR ~ IA co
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

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EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 164 So West Temple Phone
1919 d3
z q, O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN
and embalner has moved to new loca-
tion, 225-227 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o339s
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ALL KINDS SECoS0-E.
ing, trunks. val!ses. baas q
Is Commercial nt, Reply ~ Pie
Phone 277i. ''' by DaI,.
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 442 So. State,
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST 1ST So;
$50 rooms; rates, 36c 40c and 5oc; mod
ern; baths. 15c. nl339
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Two band concerts. saltair, today,
The Washington times., 1912-06-24
AUTOMOBILES

Bargains In Automobile Tires.
We are selling all the best standard makes
at greatly reduced prices. Better get what
you need now, while we are able to make
you an exceptionally low price. Call and
see us before buying.
Jones-Kessler Rubber Tire Co.
Phone M 3o6s. COS e ST. N. w.