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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Difference of Ten Years.

''Thc dismisssls were made on July
II, 1905, By Robert Devlin, United States
attorney general az San Francisco. upon
orders issued by Acting United states
Attorney General W. \. Day. The suits
were not only dismissed. but orders were
issued preiudicial 10 new suit
The Hartman contribution was made
in October. i90f. Mr. Call forwarded TO
Tho committee correspondence relating TO
the dismissal OF the suits including At
toruev General DAYS letter ordering the
dismissal,
Colonel George Harvey, the editor, who
with Colonel Henry Wattcrson had a
falling out with Governor Wilson some
months ago. could not be led into "A his
tory OF the incident. although Senator
Oliver tried persstcntly.
Colonel Harvey said he knew nothing
about campaign contributions 10 any can
didate and had made none
did YOU talk with Governor Wilson
abou, the possibility ~ support from
Thomas T. RYAN" asked Senator oliver.
II talked with Governor Wilson many
tlmes and possibly Mr.. Rysn's uame was
mentioned" said Colonel Harvey.
II never talked To- Governor Wilson
about possible contributions from Mr..
Ryan
When the committee recessed until
Monday II was announced that among
the witnesses for tho week viii he George
w Perkins and Thomas Fortune Ryan
senator Ponrosc Of PcunSylvania VIII be
recalled bly, on Tuesday.
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Fast Play Noted.

Poplar Grove surprised the natives by
mflictlng a heavy defeat on the Grant
school, scoring by Carine in the first
half and by Towlic. who found the goa
twice during the second half. The iinal
score was: Poplar Grove. goals; Grant,
". Mr.. Coultas, referee.
The Training school and Jefferson
IIayod a league game ending IN favor
OF the Training boys BY one goal I" non"
Rf I'mpleby, captain of the salt l.ahc
Soccer team refereed the two l1-minute
halves.
The two teams which are considered
bv some fans 10 be the fastest soccer
teams In the school league, tried con-
clusions az the Riverside grounds, the
Rlvcrsides having for their opponents
the Junior champions Of the state. the
holders Of the D9yn"S junior cup Nat
uraIlv there was some excitement and
enthusiasm shown. and the followers ~
both teams rooteI for all they we're
worth The I.afaye cites were not playiI
up TO their usual form. and the River
sides on tho days play was II anything
tho better team. The work Of the right
wing Hart and Robinson. was efiec-
tive. and had Hart shot a iriflc lower
the RIversidcs would have taken the
r,niuts Quinn the Riverside center.
worked hard but was weak when he
came 10 shoot. The Lafayettcs VIII
have 10 look TO their laurels. AZ me
other schools arc working like beavers
and pracriciug hard To win. The Gun
test ended I'm Scorelcss game. llai
refereed
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tee insisted that he desist from further
reading and removed the expression from
the record.
'I demand that Hilles be called and
confronted with the fact that Cyrus II.
Mccormick and Deering Bros. are the
heads OF the harvester trust" Mr. Nc
Corrnick continued. II never owned or
expect 10 own one share OF harvester
trust stock" said Mr.. Mccormick angrily,
NO branch OF my family has any In
terest in the trust
Cyrus Mccormick refused 10 permit
me 10 state that he was for Wilson.
the witness said my cousins and the
Deering brothers are all opposed 70
Colonel Roosevelt. | know. so IL is absurd
to say that the harvester trust is for
him.
II demand that Mr.. Hillcs be recalled
TO appraise the money value OF the North
Carolina postmastership held up by PreSi-
dent Taft.
This committee is inquiring into con-
tributions II surely must investigate the
grave charges made against the admin
istrauou regarding the 1agrant abuse OF
patronage in the south.
1T Is charged by Governor Wilson that
the steel trust is backing Mr. Roosevelt,
Mccormick went on.
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SPEECH is INTERRUPTED.
James T. Hammond. Jr.. Has LIVELY EN.
pericncc In Brigham city.
SrccIal 10 Thc TribUne.

special 10 ! Nc ! flpOOc.
BRIGHAM CITN. oct lS.-m q speech
tonight before = barge Republican audi
once. Jpmcs T. Hammond. Jr., waS taken
TO task 10y ONO uf his auditors FOR state,
'rcuIs hc urrlc IN regard 20 Roosevelt :
Nilws ukc" speech after the shooting last
Monday evening, Tho Interruption csmC
when Hammond said that Nr Roosevelt
accused Mr., raft and Mr. Wilson OF in
citing To commit crimes such as that OF
which he had just bceu a victim.
W. r.. Rydaich. In the course Of hiA
speech said that tho last Legislature had
scccded to tho wishes cf the people or
Utah by passing tho local option law.
IIc said that he had come 10 Brigham
70 build M and not Go tear down and
he adhered strictly 20 h,S purpose. lie
said that IL Taft, Wilson or Roosevelt
were elected the presidential chair would
nc occupied by a high type ot American
citizen. He referred likewise 10 the can
didates for governor OF Utah. lie said
that Mr. Taft had run this government
as business dictated and that hc had
also tried Go bc economical In refer
cncc to prosperity. he said that wages
Of the worlSincmau were Increased In
greater proportion than cost az living
-,has increased hut admitted that the
cost OF living WAS high.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
OGDEN MAY ADOPT
SALT LAKE IDEAS
Looking Into Methods En-
ployed in Zion Health
Department.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. oct 49, Acting i0 accordance
with the Instructions or the city COM
mssioucrs. Clty Physician Walter T..
WhaIen and sanitation Inspector George
Shorten spent tic day in Salt Lake in
vcstigaung the system employed by the
Zion authorities Tor operating thcir
health department. They were also in
structed 10 look into thc general health
conditions 10 ascertain whether the salt
Lake system Is more effective than the
ono now In use IN ogden.
Commissioner +. :. Browning, a g SUI
pcrintcnd"nt of public safety, Is In
charge OF the health department hero
and IL is his Intention 20 adopt any OF
the Salt Lake ideas which VIII tend 10
increase the efficiency Of the local de-
partmcnt. pr. Whalcn and Inspector
Shorten Will make detailed report OF
the findings to the board OF commits
siOncTS.
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TWO SETS OF GATES.
Gasmann VIII Install Them in Dam Un-
der Construction.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 1S.-According to VIII
liam Glasmann, president Of the Ogden
River Reservoir company, the Union Ia :
cinc Railroad company ole of the
parties TO the condemnation suit, re-
Gently started by the irrigation com
pany, has agreed TO turn over its land
at whatever price was paid for other
property included In the reservoir dis
trIct. 1t is declared that the railroad
company has no desire to retard work
on the proposed dam.
Realizing that he cannot prevent the
city from claiming water FOR municipal
purposes. Glasmann asserts that he VIII
install two sets of gates and valves in
building his dam, one set to be used by
the city and the other by the Irrigation
company Thomas owens. foreman for
the McGill!s Construction company Of
Salt Lake, is now in charge Of the work
in South Fork canyon. He Is blasting
out the sand and gravel with which the
foundation and first forty feet OF the
dam viii be constructed.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 2.

The Tar Baby Mining company. prinei-
pal place of business. salt Lake city.
Location OF mines. South Fork, Big Cot
tonwood canyon. Notice Is hereby given
,hat at a meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors of tho Tar Baby Mining company.
sessmcnt No. Of one-fourth tt) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, issued and outstand
ing. pavabie Immediately 10 ". ". Trim
msr. Continental National bank, East sec
ond South. salt Lake CITY. Utah, or F. r.
Hintze, Murray r. r. u. No. 4.
Any stock upon which this assessment
November, 1912. viii be delinquent and
ADVERTISED for sale at public auction ana
unless payment Is made before, VIII ns
sold on the End day Of December, 1917.
al 9ae Atlas block. at O'Clock p M, Al
the company's office. 10 pay the dein-
ouent assessment thereon. together WIN
IN costs OF advertising and expense OF
sale. +. ?. blN O., ,ose Lae.
Firs, publication October Z. l'l,- nsn'
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SWEARS GAMBLERS
FRAMED Up BECKER
Continued From Page One.O

Iubau, who had been introduced by
the prosecution as an eye witness TO
the murder. was permitted to swear
that he did not believe his brother
could tell the truth. Bessie Fcllman,
the seventeen, year.old niece Of Luban,
said her uncle, Morris, had been at
her steptather 5 house in Brooklyn at
the time he claimed to have been at
the Metropo!e on the morning Of the
shooting
What was considered by many as an
unprecedented move in criminal trials
was made when District Attorney
Whitman was called rs Il witness by
the defense, Admissions were drawn
from the prosecutor that he had signed
stipulationS in writing with Rose, Web
hcr, Nallon and Schcpps. These are
the agreements that the men mentioned
would not bc prosecuted as accompliccs
if they told the truth about the cou-
spiracy TO kill Roscnthal
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
I. iak, Realty owners Company.

Notice iu hereby given that at a meet.
ing OF the board OF directors ot SAT-
the and dav OF October. 1912. an assess
ment OF I'VE j5) cents per share Vas
levied upon the outstanding capital stoek ;e.
~ tho corporation payable Immediately
- I prank Judge. secretary, No. Sps
Souib Main street, salt Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock on which this assessment may
--rn,1ysin unpaid on Wednesday, November
eth is19. viii be delinquent and adver-
ttsed for sale at public auction, and un-
less payment Is made before VIII 90
1Stb 1910 at the hour OF o'clock p m,
~ ,ny the delinquent assessment. to,
sse,bsr with tho cost OF advertising ana
] FRANK JUDGE. Secretary.
FIRST publication October 5rd l9is,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
FOCEL WILL FIGHT
AGAINST EXPULSION

NEW YORK, oc'. ls.-Horacc Foscl. prcsidcur
o' toe philsdeohia National League club do.
uicd while In this city today that II, contern-
plates selling his stock IN The Philadelphia, club
loscl saws lie will not quit under fire and will
Iih Few National league acsps before he is
forced out of organized baseball
That foEcl viii bc forced out NJ tho National
league wns 'hc opinion expressed by baseball Of
hoials today. President Lynch charges that Fo-
gel made allegations that the National league
race tlus year frame up" and attacked
tho integrity o' tho umplres A. meeting of
the National league here Yesterday Secrctar,
Heydler was directed 20 formulate these charges
and IN accordance with the league constitution
present thcm To Fogcl within the next nyc days
FoEcl then has Ave days IN which to submit
reply The National league officials will then
meet TO take action in she matter.
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additional Sporting News

days and very quickly piled on another
two goals, tho final score being;
BrTspt 81. goals.
BRYANT sB. l goal
Spencer Collins referee.
Game part of q ublehcsder played
a. Liberty park.
Tho other game was between the Ham
lltonF and Wchsters at Liberty park.
ending iu win for Hamilton. ono goal
to none for Webster Floyd and Won
Elm were best for Hamilton. and the
backs of the Wehsters obscur"d The
vision NJ the EoaIl repcr. or possibly he
could have saw cd tlic shot which scored
Tor ih" winners Spencer Collins was
referee.
TIL" uquirrh and sumner schools also
PLAYED tic game ON the Utah Held
west oi tn" car barns, the result being
no goals \. r. Gnsworth was referee.
II" reports that The game was good,
both sides being about even, aud the
rcEuli indicates lhn Mn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
}emont Defeats Franklin.

rilliam Service, referee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
KING AT FIVE POINTS.
Salt Lake Orator Makes Eloquent Plea
for Democratic Candidate

OGDEN Oct. lS.-Judge william H.
King OF Salt Lake was the principal
speaker at a wel-attended and enthusi-
astlc' Democratic rally AT Five Points
tonight. Il. H. Roberts was 10 have
spoken at Five Points, but there was
n conflict in dates and Judge King took
Mn Robcrts's place at the meeting.
Judge King spoke at length OF the
benefits that would come from the clcc-
ton OF Woodrow Wilson as president
lie confidently predicted the election OF
A1r Wilson by the largest majority ever
given a candidate tor president Judge
King spoke eluquently OF the necessity
of a change In officers in Utah He de-
clarcd the prospects FOR Democratic sue
cess in the state were particularly bright,
David 5. Cook Democratic candidate
FOR district attorney. also addressed the
meeting. He. too, was optimistic and
spoke confidently OF success In the state
and nation and particularly in Weber
county.
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tee insisted that he desist from further
reading and removed the expression from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
FIVE TICKETS IN FIELD,
Socialist. Labor Party Nominees Must Be
Added to List

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. oct. lS.-Thcrc viii bc five
tickets instead OF four ON the voting ma
chimes when tho Weber county citizens
enter the booth 10 cast their ballot on
November 3. County Clerk Samuel c.
Dye received today the state and ma
tional ticket OF the Socialst-I.a Dor party.
Eugene Batcllc is the candidate FOR gov
crnor 1t was supposed that the Rcpub-
licans. Democrats, Socialists and Pro-
grcssves would complete the list and
Clerk Dye has already placed upon the
machines for demonstration purposes the
list OF candidates for The four parties
named. There viii be a total OF almost
l50 candidates represented at the com
ing election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
nv WILLIAM SERVICE.

mn, stsfe fair grounds was the scene
~ a hard fought game yesterday
L.sn the Jackson and Wasstch
k.n,s and the size 81 the field. to-
~, nfth tho Wild running around out
s,.rss BIZ both teams wore some OF
i -Pnisyers out. but after advice from
IL ,refsree, both teams did very much
Es.r IN the second hair. II anything.
<Ssor had a shade the better OF the
n but the Wasatch defense was
t"su and made very few mistakes.
~ Wasstch goalkeeper was always
Eoth teams have some excellent ma
Isl and with practice VIII he near
4 TOP OF the league. The game ended
srore. the length OF halves being 10
nutes.
The lineup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19

is. IL? SIS Macy - plnc" ont
IN. by Maoy-polly HaymaN. Trained
0S Standing start good Won easily.
MP TO ssos by r. r. Munford Re-
y broke rather slowly. was outrun
:. winning with case. Tube Rose
FlcctlnE Fashion and Roda ran veil.
j. Net vaiu. 10 winner I?2S. second
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
NEW BOOKS ORDERED.
Carnegie Library at Ogden to Purchase
Technical Works.
special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The TRIBUNE.
OGDEN, oct. lS.-Aftcr a careful re-
search tho management OF tho Carnegie
library has ordered list of books which,
liz Is believed. will prove the most use
iul ever installed at the institution. The
list OF books. more than fifty in number.
are by various authors and deal entirely
with scientific and technical subjects as
applied to mechanics From the new
books a person may secure practical IN
formation on almost any subject per-
talnnC to present-hay industry, from
farming to aeronautlcs.
According 10 Miss Grace w Harris. the
libra rian. the new books should be ready
for circulation within the next three
weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
McC cCormick's Charge.

Mednl Mccormick the first witness 81
the day. brought down the ccnsure OF
the committee on his head when he re-
ferycd 10 Charles -. Hilies as char
sctcr assassn and n liar whosc savings
ipcitcd weak minded men 10 assassina :
tons.
Ar Mccormick VAS reading 4 prepared
statement lu which this phrase occurred
aud eftc, he had uttered it tbc commit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
satcll.

he Fremonts defeated the Fran'Ilins
terday afternoon IN the grounds ~
hth west and South Temple street
m score OF one goal 10 nothing. The
psi was the result ot penslt" KICK
krded for hands inside the penalty
Z and the score VAS made by Coath,
Main of the Fremont The game Was
sfubbornly contested one, and but for
4 fatal mistake inside the penalty
n would have been drawn game.
X defense OF the Franklin was good
n the teams played good game. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Teachers to Meet.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.


OGDEN Oct K.-Superiotendeut John " Mills
OF the Ogden city schools has announced gem
cral meeting Of tho teachers and supervisors for
tomorrow morning. The instructors will Assem-.
bic NJ the Ogden high school, 4 meeting OF tho
principals will be held at a. m. and an hour
later the general meeting will be called 20 or
der. Prof. Howard r. briggs OF tho University
OF Utah Will address tho Instructors on Liter
ature 10 tho Gradcs'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
SENIOR SOCCER GAME
TO BE PLAYED TODAY

The salt Lake Senior league soccer
game will be PLAYED Saturday af-
ternonn a the fair grounds Park CITY
viii be the opponents of the local team
This team defeated Salt Lake Saturday
at Park City. 1t remains 10 be seen
whether they can repeat their perform
ancc Tho game is called for $3.50 O'Clock
and the salt Lake lineup Is as follows.
Prime. goal: UmpIeby and Ansell. backs,
Service. u. BTaudey and Ruttcr, half
backs; Churchill. Poole. Dayer. G.. Bram-
Icy and ellsworth. forUa rds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
To Build Addition.
special to The Trlbuu,

SpctIsl 10 Tho IiIhUOo-
OGDEN oct is.-Ths cti- building depart
has EEspted tho sSinoy stevens Implement
company permit 10 erect tvo-atoTv additlo
~ Ia proscut Facsrcoms o. $40 Washington
avenue. Tho prcfcui bgilduE vii also b
modelled tho entire cost 81 The Improvement be.
iue shout ;Gnr1 WIN Tho addition. the
company building viii have frontage OF
flNty-siE feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Held 70 District Couprt.


OGDEN OCT, waving preliminary .1,ri.
nation. 7. Misaha. Jap held - the dH-
Wtrt court under $50 tonds when arrsirued be-
Tore Judge ". II. Recdrr today charge Of
'hird degree burglary. According 70 the police
NIAka has confessed 20 entering the room OF
g. HrmAda. onc n htf coun,rymen, and stealing
7a'rh valued Ie5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Registration Light
Special to The Tribune.

Special IN The Tribune.
Ogden Oct. iS.-Repor,s have been received
h) The campaign committee that tho total 7cg-
i3iIation in Ogden city Ia date las boeu very
light. only sS6 names having been placed upon
the lists In tho last two days for registration.
October ~ and 20. - IL cSper,cd that the num-
bcf will bc moro than doubled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Divorce Is Granted.
Special to

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct iS-Ju Judge J. A. IoNoil's d.
virlon Of tho district court today an intcriocu.
tory decree OF divorce granted % Ethel 4.
Lindsay IN her sut against Ambrose ". LIN.
say She charged dc-o,tlou aud failure 10 pD..
vice They married IT salt Lake on July
is. 1905 Tho wife granted the cuttOoy OF
three yc1r-old' daughter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Liquor Is Destroyed.
Special 20 The Tribune

SprtIa1 . tbs Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. 1s.-Noro than 800 worth Of
liquor. had II been retailod st tho prevailing
price. was destroyed bv tho police tcda- whsn
they fuihlIed tho Instructions ~ Judge W H.
E"cder OF tho municipal court Tho consignment
which wH connscatc1 b. the police when they
rAidcd a former Electric alley resort cupristel
of forty-SrTon bottles Of beer and nineteen quarts
OF Mumm's champaEne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
DISCHARGED DEPUTIES
PUT UNDER ARREST

j. Stockton and T Downey. who said
that they were special deputy shcrins
sworn in for service ut Bingham. were ta-
ken 10 police headquarters from 'bc Rail
road Exchange saloon Yesterday after
noon. They wcro ALLEGED 20 have been
armed and Inducing I'm boastful talk
about their Official Importance. They
wer" turned over TO sheriff Joseph g.
Sharp. who turned them loose. saving that
they had been discharged several days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Judge Harris Sick.

EU'HI'I % IT9 TrIbuno-
OGDEN oct ls.-1udEc y. r Harris va
forced m abandon his session OF tho distrirt
court today owing IN the Illness which has teri-
nu-ly affected his eyes and throat lie has he~n
suffering from severe cold for tho past three
weeks and u tho advice % his physician
that he decided adjourn his division OF the
court until his cv-- have improved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Bronson and English Matched

ST LOUIS. Oct B.-GRy Bronson OF Indianap-
oils and Clarence Ensl!sh OF Omaha have been
matched TO light eight rounds October 20 before
the st Louis 4. c, to decide the wcltorwoIcht
title. They will weigh In al lle pounds
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Sentenced TO Jail.
Special 70 The Tribune.

| 70 TTINU0r.
OGDEN. Oct T.-Paui Peterson szod u ycsrs.
pleaded guilty IN Judge W. n. Rccder's court
'his morning 20 charge q! petty larceny and
was sentenced 20 SIX months in tho citT sail
Peterson and Enos Ard. tho latter II years ot age
were implicated In tho robbery o' roomins
louac few day, ago Ard will be dealt with
by tho Juvenile nuthorIiicE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Hanson Case Delayed.

The trial OF Attorney Willard Hanson
on charges OF bribery and attempt 20
bribe. made by the police. was TO have
begun before Judge J. NJ, Bowman Of the
criminal division OF the city court yes
tcrdav morning Because of the illness
of C'itv Detective Herbert iscichter, tho
principal witness the case WAS cpntlnued
Until November j.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
To Present Fla gs.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Oct 1s-Chairmsn John V Nelson o.,
tho G. a. n. Flag day committee has announced
that next Tuesday has been tho day selected
for the presentation OF the C. 4. n. memorial
Gags 10 the city schools. Accompanied by SUI
pertntendcnt John NJ. Mills and possibly the mem
hers OF the board o. education. tho veterans
committee viii make the rounds OF public schools
in automobiles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Fans Surprised.

The most surprising result oi tnd nd
,,,o Games was the totally uneNpectea
., ~ ibr ifryant SB by the Bryant
y, tho lowe grade boys winning oy y p
decisive score Of , goals to l. ~ Ra,t "a,
lime the score was one goa, ~, h,d
,hn \ boys soon showed tlnt tlcI nau
ncon working hard during the Ia.l NV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
Drug Clerks 20 Organize.

sprrial 10 IN" Triburr
OGDEN Got is-lIavinr been elected chair
man OF thc Ttdh Htatc committee 81 tho Ma
tlorsi Association o. Drug ClersE. :. W Suiii.
van employed 81 the DEPOT diuE store on
rwsnty-nnh street iH planning tg take NJ the
equalization ~ county arsprstiour throughout tho
state There o. no organization % the dru6acierks