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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
PRESIDENT TO NAME
COMMISSION SOON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-President
Taft is expected to determine upon
mcmbership of the industrial commits,
siop before the Christmas holidays arc
This commission is regarded by Mr.,
Taft as one of the most important
authorized by congress in recent years
aud will examine the, whole subject Of
hundreds of names have been suggest
ed q from which the president must select
nine men; threo employers, of labor;
three re representatives Of labor and
three other persons, ,;..s ,.hor
oaroseptatious on the committee with
Tobn Mitchell. Seth Low Of New York,
esisted Of The tariff .S board shaT and sasTs Ssssl
Of cOmmsrsS msefed aRa For the s0eh ehaT@an
ph,o Ib;n Of the Commission, but Mr., TAFT
;a understood to have made DO choice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
SCHOOL SITUATION
TANGLED IN SECOND
Confusion in Calls for Meet,
ings Results in Mixup;
Socialists Active.

Practically the ouly real interest in
the approaching school election to be
held next Wednesday is in tho Sec
ond ward, where there are three sets
Of candidates actively contcsting for
the two vacancies on the board from
that ward, In the other wards there
will be opposition by the Socialists
to the regular non-partisan candidates,
but they admittedly have no chance Of
success except in the Second ward,
where, with divided vote against
them, the Socialists. by casting a large
vote, hope to come at least close to
succeeding.
Two so-called "non-partisan' meet.
ings were held in the Second ward and
tho partisans of each set Of so-called
HnoD. bipartisan are claiming right to
Il non partisan designation, To make
convention 'non.partisaD it has
been customary to make it "tri"par-
tisan,' that is, to have the convention
called By the ward chairmcn of the
three leading political parties. Two
calls were issued for the Second ward
"non.partisap' convention, each ap-
parentIy signed by tho three party
chairman. One called the meeting for
inc fTCnOnb SCupol anu oDo Loi Ine
Grant,
Originally the call was written FOR
the Grant and agreed to by repre-
sentative of the Republican chairman
and by the Democratic chairman. At
the suggestion Of the Progressive chair
man, the meeting was changed to the
Fremont and the change was acquiesced
IN by the Republican chairman, but
not by the Democratic chairman. How"
ever, the call for the Fremont was is
sued and published. Then it appeared
that the Fremont would not prove large
enough and the call was again changed
to the Grant. The change back to the
Grant was agreed to by the Republican
and Democratic chairmep, but the Pro
grcssive chairman says he never agreed
TO any building save the Fremont.
Then it developed that the person sign
ing the call as Democratic chairman
had been superseded as ward chairman
at the time Of the recent election by
another man, who had not signed any
of the calls. However, he announced
his preference for the Fremont.
As result OF the confusion of an
nouucemepts two conventions were held,
one at each school The Republican
chairman and the former Democratic
chairman attended the Grant school
meeting. The Progressive chairman
and the present Democratic chairman
attended the Fremont school meeting.
At the Grant school a. G.. Giauque and
DR.. +. S. Bascom were named for the
board. while at the Fremont Mrs. J,
r. Beless and r. e. Montrose were
nominated,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Rivers Will Not Agree
10 Give Mandot Return Date

.ake on any OF the other lightwci-hts
'nsf can make 1t profitable for me.
Just as Wolgast fouled Richie, so he
struck me low In the ring at Vernon.
ur une situations were Identical. mad
WoiSast daZed and whipped when he
Louled me-. Richie had him croggy when
ne rcsorted TO the foul stuff to save him
SELF from n Knockout
IN my case Ad was protected by his
OVID referee who lifted the champion up
Win one hand and counted me out with
the other. On Thursday Wolgast ran
INTO iair referee who acted right at
the right time"
There Is little probability that Rivers
ana Mandot Will be rematched at pres
cnt Later on Rivers promises TO give
inc trcnchmau another chance, but rich;
now Ills aim Is TO coax Ritchie into sign
ing articles.
II want 10 show YOU how a southern
gentleman acts when he's licked" was
the novel inscription on invitations TO a
banquet issued by Joe Mandot today.
Tonight the defeated New Orleans
hghter is entertaining newspaper meu
and other local men at the Vernon Coun-
try club,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
BY II. M. WALKER.

BY international News Service.
/ OS ANGELES. Nov. 2e.-It was a
disconsolate little Joe Mandot that
sal IN his Vernon cottage all day today
waiting Tor word that he had been re-
,hatched with Joe Rivcrs--a message
that never came.
III appears, for the present AZ least,
Klyers has different plans, He intends
hlilng a short theatrical engagement and
tnen going east Tor a dash st the New
york and Philadelphia game AZ the end
OF q lew weeks the Mexican feels that
Pubic sentiment will drive Ritchle into
the ring with him.
Ritchie was lucky 10 get Wolsast owe
the tWenty-round route. Ad was on the
down grade and the first boy to land MIN
was assured OF the championship. AL
though III admit I didn't think Ritchie
was good enough to turn the trick said
Rivers.
Billy Nolan will take precious care
that his champion doesn't get within
tolking distance OF me In time the pub
lic demand will force a match between
Rtchie and myself Until then ! will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
|THER|N NEVADA
|ANTs AUTO ROUTE
Editor Points Out Ad-
ltages of Highway Along
Southern Pacific.
PARED TO ASSIST
\ People of His Section
he Ready to Build a
Fine Road.
JARED TO ASSIST

new transcontinental automobile
lac which is TO pass through Salt
oyer the "Midloud Route, >, will
an immense area Of new and rap
dueloping territory tributary TO
1ake, according TO L. M. Steninger
|lto, New, editor of the Daily Free
. a that city, who was in Salt
. for a few hours yesterday. Mr..
niger is eager TO see the route
from Wendovcr on the Utah.
|aa line pass through Elko and
I'm Nevada instead of south
II Ely Snd thence west to the
Of the towns along the route OF
,outhern Pacific in northern Ne.
arc asking that the northern
be selected as the official trans
rental route. The Elko County
opmeut league and the Winnie.
J Commercial club arc among the
|ercial organizations that arc
be- hard for the selection OF the
ern route. Mr.. SteDinscr said:
b are prepared 10 build an eX-
ID road for transCoutincntsl au-
1ble travel through northern Ne
II from WcndoNcr 10 the CALI
ID line We realize that tho route
ush our section OF the state will
b much for Salt Lake and We
70 CO. operate VIII tne people
ny should belong TO Salt Lake
er than SUH Francisco and / am
inccd that this new automobile
|Nill do much TO bring us closer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
SAFE RESISTS EFFORTS
OF BOLD CRACkSMEN

Discovery was made yesterday morning
that an attempt had been made to blow
open the safe of the Western Co-opera. i.
tive Mercantile association at $50 West
Second South, The safe had been treated
TO the customary application Of nitro
Soup as shown by the presence OF
fuse and snip left by the burglars yet
the strong box held and the contents
were found secure. though damaged
somewhat by the explosion.
No clue To the Identity OF the men who
did the job has yet been discovered, The
failure to obtain entrance TO the safe
is not unlike the failure Of the. attempt
on the safe Of the Jordan Valley bank
at Midvale several days ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
YER SAYS HOLDUP:
HERS SAY COLLISION

counting for bruises received when
, eeouided with the railing OF the
snort Line vladuct shortly after
1H tnls morning. C. \, Eldridgo.
H ,cnauneur. told u policeman that
peeN held up and robbed. Two
bmen VINO had engaged Eldridgc TO
rsm 10 an address in the western
ase a.ne city and we're In the car when
n "ssnt st occurred were found by Pa
\. MaFhue and Wire. The young
M hnown to be responsible persons
police. WV :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Railroad Grade.

3 plan is to build an excellent
from Cobrc TO Wcndorcr to
|tft with the western extremity
NE automobile route through
y From Cobre TO the California
our route follows closely the line
he Southern Pacific railroad. The
'hen Pacific goes through a nat
pass In the Humboldt mountains
we-haVe already good road par
|Rg the railroad. However, the
M road viii be thoroughly re-
|nlctcd and placed on u par with
excellence Of the road In other
cbs OF the Midland Route
OF the plans for new road
ms through northern Nevada
mplates the conversion OF the
0a died OF the Southern Pacific
an automobile Highway. Tho
led is graveled and elevated and
'a' little work, which win include
eveling Of the dopressions caused
be a'enOval Of the ties and the
cling of culverts. will make an
lent turnpike. The worst part
e road at present IS from WIN
1cca 10 Battle Mountain, but the
ms of that vicinity have already
GERS at work planning u new
p-mlle road around thls bad
so that IL will be in ideal con-
n for aIIIcu1pbiip traffic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
nj" JOHN WILLIAMS
SCUSED OF BEGGING,

.an known in Denver as Saint
Niiliams was arrested by the Salt
ppiice yesterday and is now In jail
pg trial In the city court on "a
OF begging. Williams. IL is said,
"a practice OF going to numerous
Ags aud asking FOR assistance "In
'me OF the Lord Refusal brought
upon, the head of the housewife
ehathema. usually taking this
9 curse of Cod be upon you. Thou
teiused aid 10 servant of the
''ctor OF Police Carl Carlson re-
.ndVlng seen In a Denver neWspa-
5s picturs of man charged with
|fylng of a girl. The picture re-
y Williams. The man. when asked
Eerc the original OF The photograph
a was That person. He added that
n oeen cxoneratei OF the murder
'MMs ' will nc given hearing be-
.apge j. VI. Bowman today. lie gave
~ hs 40 years. although he does
fhvhr 10 DC more than %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
MAY JOIN F. A. M

The recently organized Salt Lake Mo-
torcycle club Is considering affiliation
with the Federation OF American Motor
the club the matter was discussed at
length. No decision was reached, how
ever, and the question Will be voted on
at later date.
The members decided TO have n club
run Sunday To- Lake Point. starting at ]
O'Clock Last Sundays run WAS made 10
Pleasant Green and sixty members OF
the club took part. Many eide cars were
in use and several of the members were
accompanied by ladies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-Captain
Clyde E. Hawkins, Second cavalry. de-
tailed to quartermaster corps. Will pro-
ceed to Kansas City for duty.
First Lieutenant William r, Robinson,
Jr., Eighteenth infantry will proceed to
Whlpple barracks. Arizona, FOR tempor-
ary duty.
Second Lieutenant William D. Geary.
Twelfth cavalry, is relieved from duty at
the mounted service school. Fort Riley.
Kansas, and will Join his troops.
First Lieutenant Gordon +. Cats,
Tenth infantry. is detailed to West
Point
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
consecration of Bishop.

~ Rnnyano. apostolic delegate to the
tinted states viii b sha here Rey nef5 4WsTd
any dIy ~ "A auxiIiary bishop Of San Fran
cisco, - 4, c,pIrley OF Chi
caeo BsOp pfnnis 1aDe 0S05ae T. RiSadah 81 ee oi
nloilo ,ycn a''o ,pili have a part in the conse-
oratlon. Sntdeno Other noted chnrchmen also VIII
ho rresent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
INDICTMENTS IN THE
DEPRAVITY SCANDAL
By International News Service.

BY NnteFnatlonaI news ScrVlCe.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 29,-The first
indictments in Portland's depravity scan
dial were returned today by the grand
jury. and numbered eleven. as follows:
L, S. ]. McAllister. attorney; Harry
Start, physician and surgeon: II. l..
Rowe. accountant and creditman; L. e,
Wedemeyer. foreman in a manufactur-
Ing plant; Earl Van Hulen, publicity
man; John Roe Bosworth. department
four others whose names are withheld
pending arrest. Three are fugtives.
About forty arrests have been made to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Englishmcn Challenge at Polo,

LONDON, Nov. 2e.-Thc tiurlingham
Polo club today sent challenge 10 the
American Polo association for a series OF
games for the American cup. The che(-
lenge stipulated that the match should be
PLAYED In the United states In 1913.
The Duke Of Westminster will bear the
entire cost OF the enterprise. Hc has
bought a large stable Of ponies and has
asked Walter Buckmaster TO captain the
English team. which probably will in
clude Lord Wodehousc Captain e. e,
BelIcville and r. NJ. Frcake, all expert
cad nlnNprH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
''BIG TIM" SULLIVAN
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
BY international News Service.

BY IHteruatIoneI NeWs SerVIce
NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-"I ain getting
well and shall certainly take my seat
in congress" said Timothy D. Sullivan
today to a friend who visited him at
the Westchester county sanitarum,
where be is recuperatlng from a pro-
loDged Illness.
II is not expected that Mr.. Sullivan
will be permitted TO return TO business
for months, but his friends are sure he
Will be among the first to greet President
Wilson when he takes the oath OF office
on March T.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Kilhana aud Dixon Matched

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2e.-Tomnay
1,tson Of this city and Johnny Kilbane.
champion featherweisht Of the no,,Ig, world, q,
have been matched 10 box ten ROUNDS IN
announcement by DiSon's manager here
tonight. ,.o ,-
while Kilbane will box at catch weight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30

DC content with Indifferent,
& service, when those who sre
TX cap be reached by bidding
'nlongh The Tribune Wants.
tspecialists in business and the
,s,s, those who cnu show by
.erSs .erSo'db and references that they
rj, you satisfactorily. arc ready
r ifspg--Ibc Tribune Wants will
'pem TO you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Euriiive Snrrenders.

NORMAN okla. Nov 20 2s..13liySsr opIs SG,na !,
AlNiein', ,,re ,u accused of issuing worthless
lsg.stg rIgnsts. who was arrested IN Los An; m
sees several ees ago but isS who s,,S sseepGa snsl
whlle oe",s ,sdav and was lodged in the
county jaii here in default Of $500 pond
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Iuild Fine Highway.

Propose 10 spare no expense in
ne as near perfect as possible
PORTION of the trancontinenial
gay. We are conscious of the
that the highway will be used
Wealthy automobillsts, MANY Of
q VIII welcome All opportunity
good investment. The develop
OF our rich valleys through
bern Nevada furnishes n lucra-
Held Tor The operation Of In
'rs and the Investment Of capi-
{, What We need 10 give. our coUn-
'pe DEVELOPMENT II merits.
e E'ko route win give as good
1dNsy as the Ely route; 1t Will
Lthe motorists through a much
tmckly populated section of the
Fly: the tourist is almost within
y ot the railway the entire way
ioliows telephone line constant
20 ulot he is never out OF the
|oi communication. Tic route
e througb fertile valleys instead
Yer q desert
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Large Realty Sale.

pi w Mellcn. Salt Lake con-
', nas purchased a vacant lot Just
X ue oregon Short Tine depot
|,S |,Srm nan a. Smith. The consldcra tlon
..cns'ovv, "a Mr.. MelIen states that he
~ present intention OF improving
|}kpS,ty. having purchased it merely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
PRAIRIE FIRE SWEEPS
EVERYTHING BEFORE II

SWIFT CURRENT, Sask., Nov. ca
A prairie fire Is sweeping south OF here
tonight over a territory forty miles wids
and extending 10 the North Dakota
boundary line Farm buildings and
everything before II are being swept
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Larry Mclean In Trouble.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 9a.--John 8. (Lar-
ry5 Mclean, tho Cincinnati National
lea que ball player, war arrested here
late today charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses. He was released
on "A $500 bond,
Clifford I.anedon. owner Of a cafe. who
ayore 10 the warrant for Mclean. al
icges that he csShcd q check that proved
x,-orfhIpsg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30

date by Juvenile court officials. Grant
Test, aged 40. mall carrier. and Ernest
Engle, gardener, are the latest. The
trials will begin carly In January.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
Funeral Of Peter Barton,

Funeral services for Peter Barton, one
afternoon at his home III Canyon road.
Will be held Sunday afternoon In the
Kaysvillc meeting house. Special rates
have been arranged for those who wish
to 80 from here 10 attend the funeral.
Burial will be In the Kaysville cemetery.
Pasadepa, Cal.-C. L. Parsons of the
Chus. Fl. Ward Drug Co. writes: ''We
have sold and recommended Foley 3
Honey and Tar Compound for yeass
and believe il to be one Of The most
efficient medicines in the market.
Containing no opiates OF narcotics, 1t
can be given freely to children. :"
Schramm-J ohpson, Drugs.
(Adrerliaemcajb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30

-Weve bought the entire stock of the PALMQUIST UPSTAIRS
SHOE co at tremendously low prcefor cashThis entire
stock of high grade footwear
to shop and offer it, beginning this morning just
great a saving-in fact
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ANALYSIS OF WELL NO. )

Tue 1911 laws pertaining 10 Roads
tnghwA,s. bitches aud Drains
Pamphlet form price 25c each
Special prizes on quantities. address,
RoOk Department. Leader Printing
cempany. QElhr1s.
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Be II Ordained ~ the Mayor ana e0ard
o. Commissioners of the city OF
Guthrie, state Of Oklahoma.

Sc, ton 'rnui tie oty he1.,h ouiccr
hv9kl epe- and EleurHlphel 60 th,
Cammis onrr az ruhpo ttnnIae hook
t'eprr and .trnoefiphef To the cas-
'ieri, and Wa. tulto he aud ucy are
hereby toqulf,a % HiNe bapd tl me Cliy
lot Guttife. 1klthniua. far tlp faltuluI
pcfiarmlncr at thvir duties a. such
officers and ~ account for ull money
received or collected hy hcm belous'ls
10 Che clty OF Gntmir n the following
Aw0ur b.. 90 vii.
CIV iledth pflcer s5o0.nu
l-"lth"caer and s-ruugfauhrf to a.
Comnl ssloner Of rablLc lui,ica 81 oo0 oo
hooh k'ttcr and t,nQgraphet ia the
city Cletk S5GdG0.
janitor tnnon
St2Nnn f9f tte preservation 80 ih,.
yubll' rene. heaueu ahd ,-dety. an
cmerF'nyy u hefcbr dc, lsfod ta eVIst aud
thii ordinance ehail rake tif"rt inmedi
at.iv npoh ts passage. a?hmv.l AMI
publication
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OF the Guy ot Huthtlc 4ad atpnyed by
the MAYO this an day OF Aptll A.. r..
lal3
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Mayor
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~ Have YOU answered a Want Ad a
y today DO you make il q praH- g
:" tice 10 looi. over the opportuni. \
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VITO communicate with q nember Y
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- are faota in the Wants today that g
~ may he turned 10 good account y
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ARMSTRONG & LAMB
Real Estat Room 5, Gray Build
inq-Phone 39g.

Don't forget what we said recent
~ about buying a home You will
w~ke up some morning to liud low
jriccs in Guthrie only a memory.
80 3. Cash onl, price only just
lltle over half value
80, -. $3.50. $50 cash. balance
Mc rent. close IN
40. e. $3.50 cash balance in
building ana loan $7l1 per month
Only one one lot but Il bargain
$3.50 for what ~" think is the
4reatcst bargain il Gmthrie See us
abont II
"heR are only aampIea We can
suit ydu
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
AGENTS WANTED

WANTED Reliable men Or ladloa
10 travel. WIN "ay week." salary
ana advance expenses, also local rep
re7cntatye oL salary Call Room
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TOWEL SUPPLY.
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Opentaced. silver case w1tca
Illinois Watch CO. movement
Please phone ltl7.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

One OF the most desirable locations
in the City for home. Ten minutes
walk from postotfice. two lots and j
half. In the 400 block, East Cleve.
land Ave. Call at 2t2 West okla.
Ave, or Address Geo. McCregor, BOX
oG3, Guthrie, Okla.
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PATENTS secured or lee retu ned
Send slctch for free report as to
pafcntaa ility Guide book and list
ol inventions wanted sent free One
million dollars offered for one inycn-
tiou spaten's adyerDibed frae.
victor J Evans & CO.. 9GS Washing
ton y. C.
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Leader. Apiil q. l9l2t
ORDINANCE NO. iq2g.

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"il''r boul.kteper ,,nd stcnoerlph "a
Oh" Comm fslaner OF fuhuo l'tultie8.
h""hb"epcl aud st"uaauphcr "a nc civ
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