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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
GINTER PARK NOT
FOR ANNEXATION
Citizens Decide to Continue
Present System Of Govern
mcnt and Taxes.

Whatever plans there were rur IN,
annexation OF GluIcr Park 10 tine CITY
OF 'Nchhond received temporary
setback at least last night when the
citizens OF tile Gimtcr Park voted 10
continue the present system OF volun-
tarE government for two years. II is
bcIeved, however, thnt the annexation
OF Siuier lark is simply a matter OF
time THIS view is given strength by
tue TACT that i'll the motion TO continue
The independent government there was
proYiso that a committee should b.
appointed TO consult with the CuunclI
OF the city OF Richmond ns to tho
terms upon which annexation could be
effected.
The rcpo., OF The committee ap-
pointed TO consider the questions OF
annexation and self government was
read To the greatest gathering of
Ginter fark citizens ever held. The
report was unfavora Bile 10 annexation
and advocated the continuation of the
present system OF government Under
the existing system, residents &C the
Park pay taN of hfty cents
per 500 on tuXabie values. There is
about $l,ooe,eoo ta&able property in
Gin,er Park.
Although there was some sentiment
Tor annexation, this was drowned
when the report Was read Those
who spoke on the question wer,:
John r.. Egslcston, c. &. Garnet Mar
( shall y. Gillian. &. Carlton Jackson.
II. iiawcs, u. q. Williams. w. ).
Rhodes.
Win TIE universal appreciation, a
committee II ten was appointed to
petition the Virginia Halfway ana
| Power Company Tor rcarrangcucu,
/ vi street car schedule between the city
ana Ginier Park. Particular stress
was laid OH the wish Tor a service
from Ninth ana Main Streets instead
q First and Broad. 1t was pointed
out that the war company had done as
much Tor the WcstEamptoH people and
| the expense in tins case would pc even
less From the spirit of the meeting,
d determined night for this arrange
| fncnt Will he made. and the commit
zee Is assured of thc united support of
the Ginter Park residents
IN "bpreciativc recognition of ser.
Vices rendered as chairman OF the
CoMin'tec On Fire Protection. a hand
some silver loving cup was presented
I" Hunter u. Frischkorn. OF Gintcr
fark Mi Frischlsorn more than any
othei resident OF this suburb, has as
sisted III the organization Of system
OF satisfactory ana adequate fire ,ro
lection.
It was determined to install . n.y
lighting system that viii give ,iin,cr
PARK Just twice the present uumh.,
OF streets lights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
CHANGE TGOOFTEN
IN SCHOOL BOOKS
Speaker Byrd Thinks Virginia Is
Ncglecting Essentials in
Education.

mere are too many different KINDS
OIL school books In Virginia: cb.n,ne
are TOO frequent and too costly aud
tue curriculums arc too crowded II,
tue puplic schools. said Speaker Byrd
'estSruay before the House Committee
sulnS Tor the bill which was intro
duced by himself and Alden Bell RI
quirlhs Tie State Board OF Education
70 eSlenu the existing contracts In.
grammar school books for four years
anu Tor high school books six wear.
ana IN case any book is changed. 10
give the Reasons therefor in writing to
tho General Assembly.
According to Mr. Byrd. tncro5i ,.-o,,
unrest over educational conditions IN
Virginia. There Is too grout n ,on-
denc" to so of at Il tangent ard neg.
iect the essentials, such aa rcadinr
writing. spelling and urithuctic-tou
much of teaching aide Issues and lcay.
Ing pupils In such conditions that they
cannon write correctly spelled and
Intelligent letter.
lie had groat regard, no said, for thu
people at the head OF the cducationul
system. and did not doubt that many
OF Their theories were good. and ncccs
sary. But lo thought the whole thin.
disorEanized, and Tint IL is time TO
stop and catch UP with conditions.
SUPERINTENDENT j. y. G. Chandler, OF
Richmond schools. also dcplorcd
multiplicity OF changes In school books
but thought that chIldrcn's intcrcs,
gould not be killed By making ,heln
20 through book again and again
there should be some variety. He
wanted no wholesale change. bu, also
did not want three sets OF readers
covering largely tile Same things lie
pleaded Tor liberty and freedom.
"fou had better plead for solf-prc
serVat'on.' said the Speaker
the committee decided To hear from
tho Attorney General later. Superin-
tcndent EESlrstion said he thought us
and the patrons OF the bill could &C,
together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
FIRE
SPRINGS Up AGAIN
Water Poured on Ruins for Five
Hours Six Days Alter
First Alarm.

Fo- nearly nye hours three trcmen
fought III, upspringing OF Tire il! the
ruins OF the Binswangcr plant. burned
10 the ground las, "Wednesday night,
when again last night smoicering
liazc burst forth from the Inside.
Though torrents o; water were
poured in 4 continuous ST cam fer all
most twcnty-fcu hours At the time OF
the original lire. the blaze VAS not
quite vNtingu!Shcd. II had been
smolderinE among the depths Of the
inner ruins ever since, nlld at a.ie
o'clock yesterday afternoon burst
forth gain. .As there was no,hin. Il
burn, Assistaur Chiet Wise sent three
n,rn down with 4 line OF hose. They
handled i, for nearly five hours, and
1tlyn they left il was believe I that
every spark had been cXtinguished.
How the smolderins ruins escaped
the nremcg in the first instance can
not be accounted for. 1t WAS Thought
that the foods OF water poured into
thc burning pile had exiting a!shed
every spark. But beneath the debris
& ltiie spark burned sun, ana late
10 bright blaze.
80 damage VA. done al tbs. dam
nsc thai could be done was t"iiicteo
ON the night OF the big ire Lines anc
hHricalcs were again stretched abou
tie ruins 10y policemen and frezi
lamps were lit on the scene to indica:.
the poir, ~ danger.
An alarm OF nvG was turned in a
5 O'Clock ycsteri,y morninE from 10?
g. Only chimney had caught fire
ana there was no dnm0ge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS

The following cases were argued yesterday
In the supreme Court of Appeals:
i>ambcrt's Point Company VS. Norfolk and
Western Railway Company. Argued by g.
NJ Di!iard for appc.lau. and BY ". l.. VIII
liams ana robert " Hughes for appellee
and submitted,
cts Of Norfolk ., ais vs. Norfolk County
water connan%. Tar;ly argued and contin-
ucd until to-day.
Next cases called. Potomac, Fredcricks-
burg and Piedm"nt railroad ~ompanc VS..
Chichester. administrator: Secfricd ct ais
VS. clarke al ais; Cerr.gllo w. rettit: Col
lier ct ais 20. Scwa.d & Roper ct ais; Avis
et ais. ya. Snundcrs Of mls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
PINE CAMP EAGER
TO CARE FOR ALL
tuberculosis Society Going For
ward With Erection oil
Another Pavilion.
MORE FUNDS ARE NEEDED
Ultimate Plan Is to Provide for
Every Victim OF Disease
i'll Richmond.

I'm ever charging scope OF work.
growing us the opportunity presents.
was the spirit OF tho third annual
meeting Of the Tuberculosis Camp
society. otherwise known as the Pine
Camp Association, held last might at
the y NJ. c. y. With this thought
III mind the proposition of tile new
pavilion, 20 be called pavilion No :,
was taken nr with Il vim. According
to the trcasurer's report. the society
is sim lacking about $1,000 II the
sum necessary to pay for the new
paNllion contract tor which hos a! :
ready been awarded.
some time ago, James q. Tinslcy Of
ie.ed the society the sum OF $1,000 to-
ward the cost of a new structure. and
since then tie women of Ginter Park
nave pledged the sum of $500, and on
the strength Of these two donation the
society has drawn the plans ana gone
ahead with the construction WORK.
Thos" present at last nights meeting
appeared hopeful that the Sencit
would be made up from public Gencr-
"sitN. and an effort will be made to
enlarge the present membership OF
the society.
IT was stated that The new building
VIII double the capacity OF I'll. Camp.
10 twice the present plumber Of sui
iercrs. The plan of growth ana en-
iarSemcnt as outlined is most ccmpre-
hcnsiTe. calling Tor new pavilion
every year with the corresponding in
crease in attendants ana expenses. t
was pointed ont that doubling
the capacity of the Camp, woulj also
double the running expense and
every member Was urged to use what
a. III
mcnt of new contributing members
Want Homes for All.
1t is the plan Of the founders and
hackers OF this society ocnlarsc the
Camp gradually until there is provision
made for the treatment OF every casc
Of tuberculosis in the city of Iiich-
mund and surrounding territory. The
members will not rest until there is
an endowed plant OF 100000. with
Recommendations for Loco patients, tho
number of tuberculosis victims In this
city.
IN addition TO hearing the reports
OF the president secretary and treas
urer. committee was appointed TO
nominate the now board OF directors
The names reported b. the commit
tee and elected by the society were:
James r. Gordon. &. w. Iardwicke
L. II. iiarwood !. j. Marcuse, Dr. l..
q. Williams. Fred w. Scott Rev
Thomas Semmcs. j. L. Lynch. Mrs
John SHELTON Williams, Mrs. IFunsdon
Cary. Mrs. I. Crawford T;cdd and
Charles L. Braucr. The present OIL
GERS Of tho society will continue TO
serve until the next meeting.
In the hone of cniisGnE the support
aud cooperation of the labor unions
in this work, it IS desired at some
early date TO add to the present mem
hcrship of the board OF directors tho
name OF prominent labor leader OF
the city. The society feels that it
should and Will have the financial aid
Of the unions in the work that touches
50 intimately such "A number OF the
laboring class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
NEW STAMP SERIES
DcsiEns of zoos issue VIII lie Changed
On February I.

Postmastor Edgar Allan. Jr.. has Just re-
c.iHcd word from Washington that a new
scric, OF postage stamps Will be issued by
the department on February l.
The designs will consist OF alterations on
tho series o! 1905; The i-ccnt green and =
cent red Will bear the head OF Washington
In profile i:o1l Houdons bust. looking 10
tho ,e:t. The borders Of the hrt, six, de-
nomina lions VII! be identical and after the
same design OF the series OF 1906.
The portrait OF Washington appears With
plain olipsc and with branches OF laurel
on either side Above in a horizontal line
arc the words u. =. Postage" in capital
iettcrs. and below IN tho word Gents" with
the denomination in numerals In both lower
corners.
There vSiii be no change in J. l. 5 ard S.
cent stamps from tho series 81 1915
IN the cent. olive; 10 dark yellow; rs,
dark gray; 90 lavender ard 81. da RI: brown:
the subject Will en Houdon's bust o: Frank
lin.
Mr.. Allan saiG q supply OF the ncT stamps
VIII be sen; TO Richmond as soon a. they
arc ready for distribution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
--77777777------- :
CHARTERS ISSUED

Amendment 10 charter OF the ,...d
T H,'i,, iSIce G"mpany, Incorporated. Of
tr,,,,' III tin a.. ii,-reasins It's capital
rom $4,000 10 $4,000
Amendment To charter OF mo I,d
WARDS COMPANY. Incorporated pn.I-
nii!r Va. increasing It's lnaxiinum
''E H. H. 'r tonc S,HS;cGo 70 saoo;ooo.
ness capital. S., 900 10 ' sl5G0o Gng =,
VIZ. prai,I,,,lr reS 81 J. y, scoti,
taryi- an d ChlIhowie. Va Va S'cre-
The Silcr oil ana Gas Cornnr,,t
:" ,h.hgS'"r, " on and gas business,
np.t9l $4,000 TO $4,000. l.. u. MAY
,reas -ug,r Ill r. I HTnd secretary a0d
airb"rt Packing Company. iucor-
porated. l'airport. Va FISH ana ays,
ssm5,ntsA Caritni. $500 To $4,000. NJ. r.
president; r. G. slaughter, sccrr,,r,.
ali Of Fairpor; Va
Ncigh6Orhuod stores. Incornor,toa
,,drhm p ,!l VA Mercantile business. AL
wee 81 sidcnt. Arthur Mann, sccrctarT
). ATKINS. treasurcr-Hl OF Rich.
'"T ly va e. c;npit"l, $4,000 10 100000.
poT,smou,b aileE X G% Incorporated
capital 5000 TO sl5.oo S" s. = p" Tmi,st.
president Winston Parrish. vice mrs.
,Gent; Kemp. Tlulnmcr, secretary and
f needs 2i for,S,nou!h. Va.
Restaurant business. CauitaI ihnn 81
$4,000. w. +. Reed. president. ~ n
Feed vice president VI l.. Tonkin
s"GretaTE and treasurcr-alI OF Nor.
Hill Directory Co. 1ucorror,,,s
Eichmpnd. Va. Publish diri 20 a. 20
Capital s5o. 900 TO sioo. 900 !. E [lir
president: g. c. LciGy. secretary: +
u+riahd Pn!iard--hll OF Richmond
The Excelsior supply compnny J.,
c"rroratcd, Norton, Va Capital. s3.0nl
10 $4,000. Mercantile busincaa G. y
i'carcc, president; S. w Pearcc. vice
president; J; 9. Penrce. secretary ana
''feasarcr-a)l or Merton, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
BLOCKING STREETS
Committee to Il outsider Ordinance Ecgulat-
Nuisance.

The subcommittee % the Committee on
ordinance. Chartrg nnd RcEorn. 10 which
waA referred the ordinance reEulaiin. tho
n.0c.Hg or building material hOlsts aud
othor distractions sd tho streets VII meet
iris afternoon a. nCl0cs. = PARTIES who
n's!r. 1" % heitrd sthcr Tor or nsuiu.t tho
o dInaHce are iGv!tcl 10 bc present Special
notices have been stnt TO tic building In
spactor inc City Engineer, the Surer!ntrn-
dent o. street Cleen!ng the Chrt 81 the
Ere Department ana TIC Virginia Halfway
end Power COMPANY. The Flre Board orisi-
:aioa the oTdinance, ami wiil urge more
,iriTEent regulations TO proven: the block :
ing Or streets III. ordinance i op?oscd
- tne Bui'dcrs Exchange as hardship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
POLICE COURT CASES
George Davenport Sent On for Alleged AT.
tempied Highway RnhlitrE.

George Davenport, co!orcd charged with
holding up and attempting TO rob Arthur
bunstnn John Coleman. Henry Jackson a nd
j"hn W. farhr"uGh on the night OF Dec.m-
.cr ., was sen; on to the grand Jury from
Police Court yesterday morning
John Dunn, cOlorod was sent to IN. roads
'or Tour months Tor stealing two bags O.,
sugar :ron the Richmond Storage Company
Fhc hearing az sidney Jordan, aims Fav
Jackson. co"rcd. charged with snatchin.
1 watch from y. II. riii.r on the night o,
!"crmb"r 81, WAS continued "a January %
VILE McB1rb-r, cniored, was d,gn,issna
OF the suspicion .: having committed lar
ccny. but GLADYS Robinson, colorcd wa,
placed under 500 security for SIX months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
In thr IIusting. Cour,.

William carlton. the negro who or., q,
:Imes Ut Policeman Gnibraath some weeks
ng", was convicted ycsterday In tho Hust-
iuss Court and was sentenced to Ave Years
In the rcuiteniiary
James Scott. co!ored boy. sixtec, v,nrs
old. was convicted Of selling cocain. and
Hcntcnced to on" year in the pent!cn,inrv
judge Wells suspended sentence. however
until ne can make Announcements 10 s.nd
tic boz t" tn" acGr" RcforuIatory
Charles smith, colOrod, was convicted 90
petit larceny, and was sentenced TO sixty
days In ia!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
BOWEN CASE CONTINUED
Confessed NonHg IIou~rbrcakcr Withou,
Funds ar Counsel

Roy Bowen, alias Wl.iiani l. Padgett, alias
Il. Thompson. who was arrested Monday
afternoon by Captain Mcmahon OIL a charge
Of having broken into nnd robbed the South
crn Jewclry supply Store, at Ill East Main
street. was continued in Police Court yes
terday morning to January -
eo"cn is but twenty-five years old. Tlc
aeems realize that he is In dve straits
but had not Yesterday engaged the services
o: counsel. He without funds al, the
l"""iTy which the young man contcsscs he
stole from the Jeweiry store and the prom
eriy stolen from guests In the Roanoke
Housc IA North Eighth Street, has been
recOvcrcd OF locatsd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
HEAR CASE TO-DAY

John Rhea, Accused Of Conspiracy IN M,
fraud, VIII BE Examined
John Rhea, rectiler OF the Broad Rock
pist!!eTy, which WAS se!zcd several week.
aSo on "A charge OF giving a fraudulent bond
to the collector OF Internal revenue, vii, he
given a preliminary hearing this morning al
10 o'clock before United States Commits
sioner Melvin F!eBenhcimcr on charge o.
conspiracy TO defraud the government
With others connected with the d!stillery
Rhea was arrested shortly after tho seizure
OF the plant. The others waived eNninina-
ton and furnished bond for their appear
ance at the rprins term OF the Federal
court, Rhea insisted upon a preliminary
hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
NInrrinrc Ilcersca

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday IN
the Hastings Court to Warren Edward Bur
roughs and Emily Mublc LYDIA; ST. clair
Ordwny Fuller and Id"lle H. Hancock: Good
win Frazer. OF Madison county, and Virginia
Irving Ware; Guy vhitncr sutherland OF
Anderson, g. G.. and Ola May Dye, of Rock
IInl, s. c., and Victor Mailman and Louise
p. BALL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Young Lows Arrested.

charlcn Rob!nson. colored boy, twelve
years old. waa arrested last night on n
charge Of stealing a pair OF shoes from
richard Gray.
Julinn I.pscomh. "a s!xteon-year-old col
orrd hoy. was arFetted on a charge OF steal
Ing "a pair OF trousers. umderclothes and n
brush from John Duramaras.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
MILLER PRESIDENT
Retail Merchants Association Elects Officer,
In Yen

for Year.
me annual meeting OF the Retail Mems
Association was held last night in the Bus
mess Mems Club. Reports from the several
officers were received, and the affairs OF the
sssoc!aiion reported TO be in the best pos
s!b!e shape. Many matters 0! e purely pri-
vate nature were dlscussed all having as
their aim the bette!rnent OF condition. from
the retail! standpoint The question OF nd-
veTiis!ng and Of credit caused considerable
discussion
The following officers we're elected: T. A.
Miller. president, samuel Cohen. first Vice
president G. T. Norman. second vice-presi-
don't: ]. II. Kaufman. treasurer: w. a.
ten was also chosen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
wanted In XyusI,iny,o,

George Davis. twenty-five years old. wa.
arrested yesterday morning on the request
OF the Washington authorities. who want
him for alleged serious offcnsc against
young woman OF that city. Davis was To-
Gated in n boarding house on seventh street
He expressed n Willingness. II is said TO
return to Washington without cxtradition
DaDcrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
SENT ON TO GRAND Jury
Two Men Arrested for BurninE Stable in
Tranhiin COUNTY

ranhnn County.
through tho efforts OF an agent O, m,
STATE Bureau -. insurancs, Kelly Curtcr
william Hammock. two white men have
occH arrested and sent on TO the grand Jury
charged with having burned the stable. nnd
feed barn Of j. W. Pearson, or Franklin
county on December |. 1911. The damage IL
estimated al $500. with no Insurance.
After WORKING quietly for several w,cl,
the agent was able TO build up a good case
on motive o. revenge, and had the ,wo
suspects arrested AZ Glade Hiii. Franbli,
county Tn. magis,ra;c before whom they
were brought held them without bail for
the meeting OF the grand jury on the mrs,
Monday o. February
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
I,odr. ,,cc,ir,.

METROPOLITAN Lodge, No. a.N I o O. ~
vii hold rs regular meeting n, Itn!or.,
Hal 1weniy-hfth and Marshall strco,a,
7nVrEday night y class Of ten candidates
". DO given the !n!tlatory derrce. Al
nisTn'ers arc requested 10 attend Aii c,dd-
Fellows are Invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Qualifications IN chn,,,crv

George Q. Tenney qualified yesterday in
the Chancery Court Us administrator Of the
estate OF Harry Ellis, Jr. The estate is val
ued a $1,000.
Maudc W. Dnns,an qualified as admins
tratrix OF Lysnnicr c. Journey. The estate
is valued at $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Rr,,,sb ste.,,,., ,,or.

Tho British steamer Qucrida Captain
Fitzpatrick. is now In port. taking on n
cargo OF lumber for Nova Scotia. She will
clear In few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Duty Of $4,000 In One pny.

The collection o: duties yesterday at IN.
custom house were tho largest in the his
tory OF the port. More than 1900 was re-
ceived. This sum Is larger than for either
the entire month OF January 100? OF this
month. 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Judgment Entered.

JuGsnaut was entered y.stardHv I'm B
Law aud Equttr Cbur; IN tho case ~ ~.
Atlanta DshlNng Company tlncl against
the S;onewal b.stlius Company .Ur sa3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-24
Pctition In RanIsrnntcr,

Emsuce J. Eilswangcr. clerk yesterday
n!ed petition in voluntary bankruptcy IN
the office OF the clerk OF the United States
District Court. His liabilities amount to
q 1881 wh!Ie he claims assets Of 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

ERER W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 16i So West Temple. Phone
SOS d3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
DR.. {. c. PETERSON
APPOINTED DIRECTOR
Agricultural College of Utah
Has Noted Scholar for
Head of Bureau.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. Sopt. 13.-Dr. r.. G. Peterson
OF the Utah Agricultural college was ap.
pointed director of the college extension
bureau today to succeed Professor Lewis
A. Merrill. whose resignation was ac-
cepted at the last meeting OF the board
Of trustees.
The appointment OF Or. Peterson fol-
bowed q reorganization OF the extension
bureau by the school authorities where
by each met tnber OF the staff is given r.
particular department OF tho extension
work Or. John a. Widtsoe. president
OF the college. effected tho reorgan,za-
tion.
Under the new order, Lon J. Haddock.
formerly OF Salt Lake. becomes director
OF the department of news and publicity,
George Hendricks is director OF corre
spondence and John r. Caine Ill of
ia armers interests. Robert Evans viii
have charge OF train demonstrations con-
ducied under the auspices Of the bureau.
Professor Cirayson Hogenson viii direct
the school cooperation work, and Ger
trude McCheyne Will have charge Of home
economics and improvement associations.
DR.. Peterson Will have direct supervision
over all the activities OF tho extension
division, as did Professor Merrill.
Or. Peterson graduated from tho Utah
Agricultural college with r n. S. dcgree
In 1905 and took his doctor Of philosophy
degree from Cornell In 1911. He is We'll
known throughout the state and his ap
poIptmenr undoubtedly will be received s
an excellent choice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-14
G. o. P. Judicial Convention.
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, Sept. 13.-The Re-
publican judicial convention for the First
judicial district was held IN this city yes
terday. when nominations were made for
district judge and district attorney. G.
Hoist OF Box Elder county was made
chairman and Farrell Johnson of Cache
was secretary. There was not a full
representation OF delegates from the
three counties but n motion carried
giving each county it's full voting
strength. the absent votes being pro
rated TO the candidates.
Nominees for judge were J. G. Walters
and ID. z. Roberts OF Logan. The first
ballot was as follows, Cache. Walters
45 Roberts z: Box Elder: Walters %
Roberts 2: Rich, Walters =. Total. Wal
ters 75 ROBERTS TO- At ihis point Mr.
Roberts gained the floor and In a neat
littlo speech he accepted his defeat with
good grace and also took opportunity to
compliment the Republican party. Wal
tcrs's nomination was made unanimous
upon motion Of Mr. Roberts.
=. g. Call. present incumbent, had no
opposition for the office Of district at
iorney. Call waS nominated by Hans
s. Larsen OF this city and was second ec
bv Attorney Nels Jensen. who moved
that the rules be suspended and Mr. Cal
be named BY acclamation. The conyen-
tion acted unanimously on the motion.