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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
FRANCHISE PROBLEM
BEFORE COMM|ss
Question of Saltair Ro,|
Right to Run Car up|
Town Unsettled.
LAWYERS NOT AGDEI
Recently Made Vacancies.
Police Department NAV
Be Filled Tonight.
LAWYERS NOT AGDE|

The question OF granting the 81,
road the right 10 run ::ars 10 the b,,t.
portion of tho city will again be IN.
TO the attention of tho city cou1,nj,.
al touight's meeting, Parlcy u. n
lame, general counsel for Tho a.
Short Line, has written conmuhjr,,
to the commission. taking iss,je IN,
ing by +, :. Richards. ATTORNEY a.
Saltair company. rclntiYe 10 pn,sL
OF the Utah Light & Railway oonua,
franchise.
Mr.. Richards had stated that the Il,
railway company Is obligated 10 lef n
companies use Its tracks where a.
ssrv. Mr.. Williams quotes anotLars
vision of t)Ic franchise, which he
nullifles the one referred TO by thu 4
air company attorney, a copy an /
communication WIS shown Mr.. RIch1
and he hos prepared a letter 10 the =
mission rnaTirmlng his position And
nittlnG additional arguments thaf
contention Is correct Both romrnI,n
tiona viii bc read at tnnight's nrs
and probably Till he referred 10
street and public improvements der,
ment. where the entire matter now !,
\ communication from the rhIsI
police will slso be read, asking conir
tIon or his action I'm making as,
changes In the personnel of the IN
force. Appointments TO I'LL tic posSf
vacated by removals will also lie
nounced and probably confirmed by|
commission
cjty administration will be prosecuted
routine matters OF business tranead
Action In the proposed consolidate,
the food and dairy department with
OF the meat inspection will also conn
for action at this meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
URGES OBEDIENCE
To AUTHORITIES
Apostle George F. Richards
Tells MorInonS to Follow
Directions of Leaders.

Services In the tabernacle yesterday
were in connection with the quarterly
conference of Liberty stake. Hugh ].
Cannon. president OF that stake. pre-
sided. The congregation was addressed
by Apostles George +. Richards, Hy
rum NJ Smith and IIcber j. Grant In
Elder RIchards's discourse was based
on the thiI'tlcth verse OF the tenth clap
ter OF the gospel OF ST. Mark. wherein
Peter said: 10; We. have left all and
answered: Verify | say unto you. there
Is no man that hath left house, or breth-
ron, or sisters. or father, or mother or
wife. o. children, or lands for my sake
and the gospels but he shall receive An
hundred fold now In this time. houses,
and brethren and sisters and mothers
and children and lands With pcrsccu-
tions. aud In the world TO como eternal
life"
II was necessary, said Elder Rich
ards, 10 impress upon the brethren as
. Whole that they should live their re-
lisiou and invest their time. talent and
money 8s they may bc directed by those
IN authority. By Prccept and example
every man and woman should DC Il
teacher OF men. In temporal affairs
mon viii invest where the! can receive
tho greatest returns on thcir capital
In spiritual matters thoy should be
Thoroughly converted and II Their faith
vac wcll established, in something that
WAS TO return them blessings OF an hun
dred folo in this life and eternal life in
the world TO come. Eternal life. nc said
did no, moan 10 live in this earthly
litc forever. but in the life OF worlds
to come. Nothing short OF complete
obedience and faithfUlncss would secure
the blessings OF An hundred fold and
eternal life, he concluded.
Elder Smith drew comparison be-
tween the Bible and tho Book or Nor
mon. The Bible. me said. WAS a. com
piation OF the political and religious his
tory Of the eastern world and tho writ
ingS OF the carly prophets, through
whom God spoke to his people These
prophets predicted tho coming OF Christ.
The Book OF Mormon was also a politicai
and religious history OF 81 great and
mighty people who lived on the western
hemisphere II bore the same relation
10 these people that the Bible bore 10
the lsraclites. The Book OF Mormon
he said had been translated bv the
power and gift Of God and was trIc
and contained no errors.
Elder Grant bore his Testimony TO the
divinity Of the work I'm which the Lat
tcr-day Saints are engaged lie re-
toiccd in tho financial and spiritual
progress OF the church. and furthe,. rn.
toiccd that prejudice and animosIty was
dying out and that the people were bc
ing better understood
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
MOTHER FIGHTS
FOR CHILDREN
Mrs. Robert E. Voll Of New York
Struggles for Ten Hours With
Insane Servant.
BY International News Service.


NEW YORK, Jan. 21.--A desperate
battle for the lives Of two little chill
dren vas terminated at an early hour
today by the quick Wit OF Mrs Robert
Il. Vol. their fcar-c craZcd mother who,
when on the point of succumbing
through fatigue. put forth all her
strength. and with an energy born of
desperation, pushed an insane domestic
with whom she had been battling for
over ten hours, through the door OF her
parlor. turned the key in tho lock and
staggered 10 the telephone 10 summon
aid. The servant, Mrs. Jennie Byrnc
WAS taken TO the Kings county hospi-
tai. where she died few hours after
ward.
The Vols live in Brooklyn, where the
husband Is the proprietor OF a hotel
Shortly after Mr., Vol left for his place
of business last night the Byrne woman
became violently insane. seized n cary
Ing knife and threatened the lives of
Mrs. Nolls two sons. Robert, IS, and
William. H. Mrs. Vol grappled with
the fronzied servant, and the two won-
en- fought all over the place at inter-
walls all through the night until Mrs.
Vol succeeded In locking her in the par-
lor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
RISKS LIFE, HOPING
TO SECURE DRUG

Monty Pearl. victim of tho drup hab
II. confined In tho city Jail. got a niece
of glass Yesterday and cut his wrist 50
bddiN That Or II. r, Spraguc had 10
he suslinoned TO attend To the wound
The man appeared 10 suffer a great deal
and had 10 be carried 10 the emerren,.,.
hospital where he lay on the table as
ono dead while the doctor Seacd IN
INC wound. Nflcr thc cut in his wrist
bad bcNn attended, some one OF the other
drug uscrs who had assisted ~ bringing
MIN M spoke about rcYlvinS him gun
posing that the doctor would sdmtuisi~ r
tie drug. Instead OF this. however. an
OFFICER present said 10 turn the battery
ON him and tho man immediately began
10 revive,
Get M" said the doctor. "or NC will
TORN The battery on you,' and the man
,fose TO n Sitting posture.
4. That Is The way With most OF them. 90
sSn Dr SpraSuc. They arc willing TO
cut an artery In order To -ct the drug
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
WELL-kNOWN WOMAN
CALLED IN FINAL REST

Mrs. Mary \, Burnham Freeze. wife
OF James p. Freeze, died al her home.
SIS East First South street. last evening
at o'clock. She had been suffering
about six weeks with cirrhosis of the
liver Which WAS the cause OF death
Mrs. Freeze was born In Nauvoo. H..
October IL. 1916. She was the daughter
OF James l.. and Mary 4. Burnham, who
came 20 Utah in lS5". settling at Bounti-
lul. Mrs. Freeze was married TO James
2. Freeze in 1868. and from then on
lived in Salt Lake, She WIS prominent
among leading women of tho Mormon
church, and was known TO he Z devot ed
member. For twenty-five years prior
60 the division OF the old Salt Lake stake
she was stake president OF the Young
Ladies' Mutual Improvement associs-
ton. and since 1898 had been a member
of the general board of the association
She Is survived by her husband. James
j.. Freeze, and three sons and three
daughters, These arc George B.. Frank
w. and Bruce =. Freeze Mrs T. NJ
ATKINS. Mrs. y. G. Stringham and Mrs
Maggie Basseti. Funeral ARRANGEMENTS
have not been made,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Holds Outlook Bright.

Judge King expressed himself as opu-
Jnlstc over the chances Of Domocra tic
success at tho polls next fall. and said
that the state organization is In fine
shape and ready 10 wage a vigorous
Compa ign
In resard to the national convention.
Judge King said that he expects a dead
lock between tho progressive and con
servative wings Of the party, and that
as result OF tho sitaution. a dark
morse is quite likely 10 be brought for
ward. In his opinion this will be either
Governor ross Of Massachusetts or john
". Kern of Indiana. and he also expects
the Indiana delegation 20 support Gov
erDor Marshall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Many Veterans Gone.

John Hardy. secretary TO Governor
Spry last night said that the apportion-
ment TO each veteran affected would he
about $50 but that the method TO be
followed in making the distribution Nad
not yet been considered. In the recent
awarding OF medals to- Utah spanish
American war veterans. about one hun
drcd remain who have not yet received
their medals. due TO various causes In
the apporlionmcnt OF the money re-
ccivcd yesterday. il is expected tnat
many OF tn" veterans may not be found,
owing To death or removal from the
state. In such cases, where the veteran
can not be found, the apportionment due
him will be given, it is understood. to
the next nearest kin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
REFUND COMES To
VETERANS Of 1898
Government Allows S3579.5O
to Cover Expenses Paid by
Utah Volunteers.
WARRANT HAS ARRIVED
Governor John c. Cutler
Placed Claim; Apportion-
nent on Pro Rata Basis.

Governor William Srry YESTERDAY re
ccivcd a warrant drawn on the treasury
of tho United States for the sum ol
s5b19 % 30 cover expenses incurred ny
Spanish American war veterans OF otal
during tho interim between the dale o'
their enlistment in various parts Of Inc
state and the date when they wcrc mus
tered in at Camp Dewey on the Fort
Douglas military reservation.
Tho warrant MAS received from tho
firm of Calhoun & Sizcr. solicitors, AT
Washington. u. G., TO whom was exc
cutcd "a power of attorney 10 ohect a
settlement with the government. Tho
total sum viii bc dcvided on n pro rata
halis among those veterans OF tho vol
uutecr organizations affected. and ON
tho Same basis each organization VIII
contribute i;a pro rata to-,rd ~ twenty
per cent commission that Is due the
Calhoun & SiZcr firm. fer services Tcu-
dCrc1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
ACCIDENTAL WOUND
FROM KNIFE FATAL

Funeral services for John Winmln were
held in the funeral chapel of s. NJ. Tsy-
lor AT o'clock yesterday afternoon In
termcnt was In the City cemetery
Mr.. Winmill. who was 30 wears old at
the time Of his death, died from loss OF
blood at Coalvillc last THURSDAY. lie was
a sheep herdcr. and was whiting In the
sheep wagon when his knife slipped on
knot and ran into his leg cutting an
artery. His partner hurried him 10 Coal
vile, but hc had bled too much TO be
saved. lie was unmarried. but is sur
vived by father and mother and nine
brothers and sisters in Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
MANY PAY TRIBUTE
TO BELOVED CHILD

- George CarFatl Cope. tho little son Of
fharles r. and Matte Foster Cope who
u, died AT tiir family residence. .6f Rob-
.cTiH street. Friday. was buried In tic
fltN- cemetery YESTERDAY afternoon. The
Funeral service was held at . O'Clock
7csterdar- afternoon from tho family
5;ome. and was presided over by bishop
Grocr, G. fverson.
Many friends of the family were pres
sntt at the service. and tho floral contri-
b1tiouE r-erc especially bcau,ifui.
- The dead hoy WIS : years oll and
,preriou* TO his ,Icath suffered Tor tho
7rtsf Two rIonilis. with leakage OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
NON-UNlON MINER Is
SHOT IN COLORADO

EOCLDIIR- Colo. Ian. oI.-F'ranls SvI.
Ncstcr, "A non-union miner. was shot and
seriously wounded soon after leaving the
railroad station 81 Lafayette tonight
Sylvester alleges that the bullet was
fired by one OF three union pickets. who
accosted him and the two other non
union men with whom he was returning
from n trip to Denver.
Sylvester says that they feared trou-
bic, and as soon as they started 10 rum
tho strangers opened fire.
strikers at Lafayette tonight declare
that picketinc OF III" mining properties
which was abolished several months ago,
has not been resumed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
PntrIarchs TO Dance.

tfIf4ngcpcpis = arc now being complei c I
for fhel ,icap year bail to DC given un-
der tin huspf,.cs OF the PaiTiarrilal boost .
ifl< ccffrnittce IN 7. -. -. r. hail. Jaug-
1fF f0- Erhc management j. I'm charge
of thr ladirs of the cig;Inization. and tho
Froefnuine Ter Tire evening win Include
cscrt lTirltrs rlarsct cristiC of the leap
year spirit The gentlemen invited
li7re beep fHutloncd 10 make their toilet :
With 1pu1fat care. and VIII make full
1lsf .lf the. Sprogfunity tiIgi comes ONLY
once rTcry .fpiir years. Indications point
10 n s,fere$sfH affair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Aged Statesman Dying.

By international Ecw% Service.
WASiIlNGTON. Jan. 2i-Lconlejay
LIS iu-Ston. me veteran Georgia Icpis-
m'"r And picturesque ncuiber ot tic
house OF representatives Tor a uisrtc- ~
ccntur.-. - cr'ticslly m nad IL bciIcyr.,
tonight go he dying, For twenty vcnrs
ncie Lon was " mcmbcr OF tn" house
from Georgia III" Was so ycars old when
defeat came a Tic hands OF n Younger
nan--just AZ the time when tho Demo
crat ts came into power. Ills Georgia reIa
tiNcS have been lclcsrdpl@d for and his
former political associates haye hnar.
nol!licL VI hls Drohs bic nassInc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Enlarged Delegation.

Under the new representation at th'
state. Utah viii be entitled TO eight dele
gate To tho national convention. and
the names OF many prominent Demo
Gratis OF tho state have been mentioned
as 1uembors Of tho delegation. Judge
W. H. King said YESTERDAY that there
had been tentative plans 10 send the
delegation 10 Baltimore instructed 10 gave
a complime vote 10 Senator New
)sndo OF Nevada. who has done So much
in tho interests OF the west. but that
since the senator has declared himself
in favor OF Governor Woodrow Wilson.
u is now thought the Utah delegation
VIII go uninstructed.
According TO Judge King among the
most likely candidates for the honor ot
repro scntine the Democracy OF the state
are James ~. Moylc, John Dcrp. w. Il.
Wallace. q. w. Powers. \. j. Weber and
w. H. King OF Salt Lake county; i. ~.
johnson, Matthew Browning and Q. g.
richards OF ogden: 4. Il. Call. Brigham
City: Judge Erickson. Saupctc county:
Henry IIayes, Richfield: l.. NJ. Morris
81. George: Trunk Talton. Beaver. Jesse
1<uigm. Provo; William Il. Roylaucc and
Abel j. Evans, Utah county; George {.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
WOMEN PAY TRIBUTE TO
MRS. SHOWS MEMORY

Memorial services were held last night
N Assembly hall I'm honor OF the late
hhza i, snow. Yesterday being the an
niversarJ- Of her birth. The service. wnro
under the auspices Of the Genealogical
society. and were attended by members
or the womcn's organiza tion9 OF the Nor
mon church
A sketch Of tho ne Of Mrs. Snow Was
read by Mrs. Ina Smith Peerv. and a
brief address WAS made hy President
JOSEPH =, Smith
Miss MauJe Msy Bancori, rcnJ a nupo.
Der Of selections from Mrs. Shows uoe,ns
There was also q musical prparamIne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
FlREMEN WILL GIVE
BIG BALL FRIDAY

/. The ANIMAL ball OF tho Firemon's Re-
lief association of this city will be hold
at the Odcon next Friday evening, The
advance sale OF tickets promises that
there viii be a good attendance. and tho
fircmcn are looking forward TO the event
with a great deal OF pleasure. Chief
w II. By~atcr and Mrs. Bywaier viii
lead tho grand march. followed by the
fircmcn in uniform. Every fireman pres
ont VIII be one Of the floor committee.
and Rill cudcavor 20 see that every one
has = good time Special invitations
have b~cn spent 10 tho mayor and mcm-
bcrs OF The city commissions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Guard for Rockefeller.

~ 1ntcrnatIonaI News Service.
TONkERS. y. Y. Jan 2i.-Sh.rlry
DOYLE OF Westchester county Will an
point the usual force Of special deputIes g
this week TO guard John n. RocksreIlcr
whils he Is al his hummer home in
Pocsniico hills. Tho oil king had .cvan
deputies scattered over his vast estate
last yegr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Basis of Claim.

At the limo OF rho Spanish American
war. enlistmcnts were made all over the
state In n great many Instances. con-
siderable time clanscd between tho date
OF enlistment and the mastering in ,
at Camp Dewey. However, each day Dad
lts expenses for those enlisted. ana such
expenses were paid by the volunteers
affected ont OF their own pockets
To recover this expenditure from tho
government for the soldiers affected,
Governor John c. Cutler. during his OK
ccutive term, placed the claim In tho
hands OF tho Calhoun IL Sizer firm. to
bring about a settlement with the war
department. On pro rata basis. the
sum received will he divided among the
Utan veteran organizations as follows:
Battery A. S156: Battery Il. $3.50; Bat
terry Z, s1GS9,5o and First troop of CIV
l..r S3Ni
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Singers Please.

~ the regular Sunday evening mu-
slcalc at the Hotel Utah last nignt. Mrs
Herbert II. Klaus OF Denver, n dramatic
soprano. charmed the audience with her
rendition vf the aria from Madame But
tcrfy. Mrs. Klaus responded To an
encore with Tho Rosarv." Eobcr, Uurd
tenor of tho Utah conservatory OF rnu-
sic. who assisted tho hotel orchestra
In lla nrOGrammc. Wa Mcll rccciNcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Change Of Funeral.

funeral services over tho body OF Mrs.
Sibiis a. Adsiard VIII lac held in The
Fourth ward cnapcl corner of West
Temple aud Seventh South street Tuos-
day. January -. IN plsc" OF Monday. as
previously announced. The body NAV
lr viewed At tho residence rear $40
Scuih Second West street. from II n. m.
10 y. m. on the day OF funeral Friends
are invited. lntcrmcnt pill be In tho
oily armN inrt. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Small West Side Fire.

4 fire was started in The stevens home
al go South First West street at S:o0
O'Clock last cvoninE. Tho family were
moving into the house. which IL a two
s,orl brick. valued At $4,000. aud the fire
ca1siit from an overhcatcd stove in q
summer Kitchen. Chief w n. Bywater
responded 90 iiis call from the fire head .
quarters With No. ! motor and No. .
ho2s wagons. The damage TO the build :
Ing did not exceed $50. and there was
no damage 10 the contents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
AGED WOMAN DIES
OF SENIIE DEBILITY

Mrs. Elizabeth Walker. native OF
England who had bcon living here SOW
cral years at los Thomas court. died
AT her home tincrc late last night OF
old age. She was 50 wears old al the
time of nor death. She leaves no near
relatives and had been living alone since
the death of her husband several years
a-c. Funeral services Will bc held In
Tho morluarv chapel of & NJ TAYLOR
& company at II o'clock tomorrow for" :
noon. lntcrmcnt viii be in tho city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
DEMOCRATS ACTIVE
EARLY IN THE DAY
Aspirations of Prospective
Delegates to National Con-
vention Are in Evidence.
EIGHT GO FROM UTAH
State Chairman J. II. Moyle
Expected Soon to Call
Committee Meeting.

Now HAT the convention city Tor th'
Democratic party lias been decided upor
and tho date fixed for July IS. tho Dem
ocratic state organizations are beginning
10 sit mp and take notice In the matter
OF selecting delegates Ia tho natiuna
convention.
Chairman James u. Movie or tho Dem
ocratic state committee ~ expected tc
return from his eastern trip today. II Is
thought he will within Il few dagS call
The state committee together for meet
Ing to decide upon the date for tho state
convention, al which rho national dele
gates will be chosen This win likely he
between the first and tenth days of next
June
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
WILL HEAR REPORT
AS TO ANNEXATION

Citizens OF Forest Dalc Will meet to-
night al O'Clock at Forest Dale amuse-
ment hall 10 hear and consider tho re-
port OF the committee Of five recently
appointed 10 confer with the Salt Lake
commissioners on the question of annex
alton. II is understood that the report
viii he favorable to the suburb oecom-
ing a part OF the metropolis under Ger
tain prescribed conditions. The commit
tee wishes to gain the consent and sup
port OF the citizens in the stand taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Bingham Miner Dies.

Nifiism Powers of Bingham. Who came
here SATURDAY nofning with "A bad case
vf. pucusroris. died Al ST Marks hospl-
raj yesterday, Ifn evidently did not real
40 ltgvs w hc s'us. ~ Saturday after
noon he.wAs eceu on tho streets OF This
tftt iV ~as - scsis old at tho time
5 ~ Ais death. .snd lsa,i been working In
tilc lninfs at Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-22
Mrs. william Hoffman Ill.

Mrs. William Hoffman. whose husband
is operator Al No. fire station. was TAX =
on TO 81 Marks hospital yesterday and
VIII submit to an operation for appcndl-
csue5 at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
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formers. Tho finale Is four puppies
ing over their fellow puppies In m
ture ajrships with propciIers wnlrrI,
The Bob and Tip Trio. two agile
a boy who puts his supple body thr
Il number Of remarkable twists
leaps. and two saGacious dogs upon
bin with a fast and humorous t,m|
act,
Les T'racd- Mad French -:cnlriloo
evidently imported by special arr
mcnt." offers about the poorest cx
tion OF voice throwing that has ben
flictcd on Salt Lakers since Afr. /
got a corner on eSponenls o.; yeu1
quism.
Recent notable events OF the Nd
news shown I'm motion pictures. AM
excellent musical programme by the
pheum orchestra complete the bill