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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
TO THE LOST TITANIC

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a bring thy Cargo sw IT, to Safbcr safe
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That human lives and nation IS wealth sacrificed
Call once again the roll of those within thy care'
81 g. rs i Ps %sG q Esa Ss q snS
s s a aEGe an ssf5 @ M s ma lives
Care free, with launty thy guests their
Protection immense, abounded everywhere
At least thought they althat naught availcth
'Gainst thee, great Queen and Conqueror!-
Till that dark hour-in deepest night, it came,-
The bell of doom changed out its fateful cryl
oh. darkness drearl Oh freezing icc-bound seal
c0 ho n oo I thy e nd let hs pas,
In safety towards her harbor nearly madeS
Newborn unconquered Titan she doth favor ask
Grant this request, oh, seahou surely needst her
in solemn stiffness master minds occasion took
To quel the fear to the pain, the dire
or loved parting,-busband, wife and little chldl
And when the captain brave master of them
Sang out to the women, little children, first,
For nations safety thought he, in time of old!
oh, ship Of anguish Huge sarcopbagus thout
Thy living, smiling cargo scattered is!
A few TO treasured safety, brokenhearted came
Benumbed by cold, by greatly shocked
J lenaciousy they chung to life, their all,
And sought surcease of with their friends.
To watery graves in ocean IS bosom deep,
G Unsigned are in fuluess of their power,
Twas human nature they should to stay
Coulds thou Titanic great. have had thy way
NO sorrow would be thy nations need!
Aas. for this commercial agei Regret come
Too late has entered many minds in these fair lands
And long twill stay with ali who deeply mourn,
AS monument unwreathed. except in human hearts,
While foolish prestige seeks her dross,
And men and women go again to sacrifice!
CHARLES G. PLUMME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
AWAITING PLANS wv,
NEWHOUoE nv

p. <. Campbell of the Campesil Yst
pany has lust returned from Nov ,,,ss ~
Campbell slys thai 90 soon az tns ,S
nro received from thHl city tho 80! y
ing tho NowhoSsc hntrl vii oe iA
plction. IN "
Architect nonry Ives Cobb S o,,,s
boil yesterday 'Jold me th"t tn' .s,,I,,-l
holol building NCyc drawn III IL, IL
the New YORK building laws and ,a.,
inS Will bc absolutely safe In any III. .;yu VI
Mr. Campbell also suited 'bas -. ~
nothing definite 70 DO said noou. .lrr,b'
thcator. he has been given I" III,
it pill bc erected bcforr great
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
STATE BOARD CRAM
-FOUR FULL PARDON
One of Successful Apnl;,..
Is Woman Convicted II
Salt Lake,
ONE IS GIVEN pApoI
Numerous Applications d
Denied or Continued III
Future Meetings. |
ONE IS GIVEN PARoI

The following pardons wo,,
yesterday by the state bo,rs s.s
dons: William Wolsan, co,,;
the charge OF assault and h.n
the Third district court. s,,'
county, and sentenced, Fabr :
1912, to four months imprison,''
the county jail; John ". Gard,.'
victcd on tho charge of bu,,,.,
the second degree, in the s;,s
trict, Sewer county, and se,...'
July IA, 1911. to one wear in A..
prison; Cleveland Bates conr; w. Z
the charge OF grand larceny
First district, Box Elder com,,I
sentenced November s, IsIG
years in the state prison: NJ pn1 ~
Davis, convicted in the Third A..
Salt Lake county. on the Ss,,.
receiving stolen property s"gr
fenced July IL, 1911, 10 one ~
the state prison, pardon TO tai! !I q
Nav Is next, %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
GRANITE DISTRICT
TO ISSUE BONDS

Grant," school ii,triot will issue school honda
10 tho amount of $50 0on. the proposal haylor
yesterday '
In precinct No tho volc wss 7p for and
w. ~. "salhst TIM bond rSa". In the second nre-
elnct Iih votes gcrc for The lssue aud 20 against
~ IN the third prcoinct thcrc were I6. ATirIn,
Ifa anb ~ negative ballots. Precinct No 4
tAN q. Tor The isaus and against 1t In nr.-
rln@t NO: thoro 81 vote. for ana al
sst,hst tho prppositlou. Trio bond proposal ear
ris1 by $40 affirmative. to a53 NEGATIVE yo,s. ~.
total ballots being 7.D. Wv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
ftALF-MASTED FLAGS
WAVE IN SALT LAKE

hsu mastoo faSs have wsvoa over pubIIr an,
business buildings OF III" CITY sIn@. 'g. To-. "lu
symbols OF mourning over the great Titanic s,on,
ship disaster. "' S''"'h-
: ruoiIc in.eT cs' and HyLnpathJ in sal, Lake h.v.
awiuI otsast"r. No ovcnt OF such \ cbar,c,ar
~ 'naHy years hHS had like effect A. ,h
20 s',p.e p uct1'' nave become known. IN. hears
OF the people here havo sons out In nnh,o..a,
chwess'ou OF pity for tho iii-fared uss.a,ysr
and their bcrcsved TaIpris,z '-"sets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Officers Elected.

,r,sh oSu,y uSnivs'"i,y OF Chi,,go Alumni =oc,et, o,
80. 'ie,'so onlonrS for the ~nruiny car t,s,
yos.,, ava iH'olseS In banquet a. uIc Iini
ali oS I'LL INentJ Ave alumni were pres.n,
prraided "a ,o,rn i"nnea - tooAtS II. p. Kirtley
1,n inp oniccrs OF tb@ Eocie;y elected were. r =
secretary and treasurer "'o'gmo!ef.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Pickpockets Get S2l&

rickpockotz piled their uado 20 ,sS|
OF y2.2 at the entrance 10 thr w. .,rSl
south state street, as ,no tnea,er .,SpI: Ss
comiuG into N" street nj the cop..rs,, II
performance last night. B. losa'asy,u.sl
Springs. Wyo.. lost his pnTe Te-5J
and FAru acrrorc OF GS1 West sou.a
lost $40. Both reSorod 70 tbs p0iN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Veterans to Meet

Unitod Snsujsh War Ystcruns O, I,t,b .,,, ~,
,nor annual department eDcampmeut in iaIs cytu
Msy 10. when The annual a,oction viii tall, ,I,..
Dneshfcs also viii be ralecied TO attend ~.
nefIonaI enconpmcnt to bo hold at Atlantic ,,,rv
lu nuEust The stats eocsmpnsnt will cop,.n.
a. me heAdousters In the 4oooe building '''s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Governor May Attend

~, buWhry ihn tomorrow Will iak, MA.
IN. opening OF the Portnouf- ,iar.h v,lIo p,aLo I,
srnnr pro,o:i and Il i, the intention Of Gov
e.nor spry 10 attend IL possible. C;orsrnor,, y,
hesersi states have been ashe-j 10 ba nsu nenn OF
r,.n ooVernor soT Ia ono wlo has rees,v.S ns"',
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Seek Parole.

On applications for parole "
lowing action was taken:
NJ. G. Smith, convicted In ~
tice court, Salt Lake county, q
charge of obtaining money y !
pretenses and sentenced MRl
1912, to six months in the county
granted.
John McDermott, convicted u
ond district, Weber county, % =
of forgery and sentenced ApnI y
to two years in the sTse
denied.
John J. Duffy. convicted Of "a
in the second degree in the Ths
trict, Salt Lake county, and e..
June 16, 1908. to ten years IN y
prison; denied without preJuds
William Green. convicted ID
district, Salt Lake county, ,,a
charge Of burglary in the tna
gree and sentenced TO three 90
the state prison; denied.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Applications Continued,

The application of Otis .J....
convicted in the justice court M
Sewer county, on the charge ~ IT,
and sentenced February IL ,si;
l25 days In the county isil n =
county and to pay a fine OF sYs 1
continued to the May meeting ] !
board.
Tie application of Edv,, WI
convicted of burglary in ths ~
degree in the Seventh district s.
county, and sentenced TO thYea :
IN tho state prison. was copiin,s
the June meeting Of the board
The application Of Charles n n
convicted Of embezzlemsnt in n, n
district, Salt Lake county, end ;
fenced October 8, 1911. to ous w,
the state prison, was CONTINUED !
May meeting
The application Of Nicloln +
worth, who was convicted Of ns,jsI
the Second district, Weber cousN
sentenced to death November Hi
this sentence being commuted VI
Der 81. 1908, to life imprisonms,i
continued 10 the September ~
Of the board.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Is Typical Programme.

ms programme IN a wav represents ;
what viii be done at every ofber 49,,
or town in lh. state where pubIic .nir.
1t prevails. The chief object of fbc
Observance Of the day is to launch a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Denies Applications.

The board denied the iolloys,
plications for pardon: Aaron N
convicted OF assault with q
weapon in the Second district, n
county, and sentenced Decenbs
1911. to six months in the state I'd
Charles Hanson, convicted Of 81
larceny in the Third district, Il
county, and sentenced January I q
to one year in the state prison
Eldredge, convicted Of a statlsar I
fense in the Third district, Sal! Z
county, and sentenced March E Z
to one year in the state prison;
Sutton, convicted of burglary j
second degree in the Third 10
Salt Lake county. and sentence
vember 8, 1911, to one year
state prison; W. o. Rose, conHd2
an attempt to commit robbery, u
Third district, Salt Lake county
sentenced July so, 1909, to five.
in the state prison; Sidne! !
Flowers, eon1 icted Of burglar u
second degree, in the First @s
Box Elder county, mud senteut!
tober 16, 1911, to one year In ha
prison.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12
Vote the Republican Ticket

Republican party Creek county
to nominees be November
comparison They candidates for whom apology
explanation Their records from business social
They qualified particular
positions which they have been nominated
clean administrations
will have such by eectng these persons to office If
thorough guardianship of the county is
best corporation and welfare
OF the individuals unit desirable the the cti
rolling republican
nominees. There will mistakes in selections
after the affairs of the county They have made their
be
the public They the and
the each aud They
promises. They will do their full duty when elected They
The following the candidates
John w. Green Commissioner for District
Frank A. Maxwell Commissioner for the 3rd District
John G. Roberts Representative ssemby
II. T. Hamil County Clerk an
Royal Graham County Judge
George L. Hanson County Trearurer
Charles A. Crosson County Assessor
Thero County Sheriff
Mrs. L. o. Garrabrant County Superintendent of Schools
Ben amin A. Ioley County Coroner
Percy P Barbour County
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mr.. Frank D. Mann of Burling-
ton Colorado, arrived in this city
on Tuesday morning bringing with
him a consignment of $4,000 trout
fry which he has placed in Echo
Lake. Since he purcha sed this
property up Chicago Creek, he
has been stocking it and has made
many important Improvements.
He has raised the dam a foot and
a half and cemented it. He has al
so contracted the waters that flow
into the lake into a narrow chan
mel some 500 feet long and covered
it over so as to protect it from
freezing as it did when running in
a wide aud s1nllow stream. Mr..
Mann expec to make many ex
tensive imp pJ6vements and pro-
poses within reasonable time to
have one of the most attractive re-
sorts to be found in the mountains
The natural conditions are most
attractive and with such modern
couveniences as he will add, IT
will prove an i'd cal place.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

A committee from this city
went to Georgetown and had a
conference with the citizens of that
city in reference to the county seat
question. AS result there was a
joint request to the Board of Coun-
ty Com missioners to take no fur
ther action in the premises in ref
erence to submittin the removal
question to vote at the coming
election. This will end the con-
test as the county board will not
call the election. The conference
between the two committees rep
resenting the Contesting points
was an amicable and harmonious
ons,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mr.. George L. Irvine has been
appointed receiver of the North
American Smelter and Mines
company by Judge Mccall. This
is friendly suit brought on part
of the Bondholders to protect the
company's interests and also to
provide for future operations The
com pany has the Golden smelter
and large mining holdings IN
Clear Creek and sGilpin counties.
1, is solvent and all liabilities will
be provided for. The president
of the company is H. A. Riedell
of Denver. The management has
been sending out circulars asking
about the tonnage etc OF low
grade ore that is available in
these two counties with the view
of erecting a mill to treat the
same.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

complete power by the action Of
the democratic house of represen-
tatives during the last session to-
ward lead and zinc. His speech
throughout was forcible, plain and
persuasive. II the people of Colo
RADIO want a man in the national
cangress who will do his duty
fearlessly and for their best inter-
ests, they can have such a man by
casting their vote for Hon. Chas.
W. " aterman. A vote for John &.
Roberts for representative is a
vote for Mr.. Waterman for U. S.
senator.
The strength of the republican
party is increasing. The candi-
dates in this county are going to
win They deserve to do so for
they will carry out the principles
OF true business in county affairs.
They are untrammelled by any
pledges saves those to perform
their respective duties in an
econsnical and thoroughly bust
ness method. tt ose who are how :
ing for a change in nationa' sffa rs
should turn their affection tc
local affairs and insist on a change
where a change is absolutely es.
sential for the best welfare of the
county and ITS citizens.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mr.. Edgar D. Payne, secret airy
and general manager of the Ida
daho Bride Mining Co. was in
the city last Sunday and had with
him two of his Denver stock
holders, Messrs E. D. Ferguson
and c. w. Eisenroth. They Wis
tied the properties of the company
and were very much pleased with
what they saw in fact they found
conditions much better than had
been represented to them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12
Hot springs Notes

Guests registered at the Hote /
are
Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. Martin,
Chicago
J. F. Norton. Denver
Max Malick, Redvale. Colo
l Widetich, Denver
l.. Konner, Denver
w. w. Eaton, Denver
w. w. Curtis, Eaton, Colo.
John Smith, Silver Plume
Phil B. Drake, Denver
w. H. Parenteau Central CITY
w. R. Mcclellan, Greeley, Colo,
+. H. Pearce, Denver
Frank Green, Denver
NJ iss +. A. Brusch, Denver
w. klemens, Denver
Ernest Richardson, Montezuma
w. J. Cha mberlain, Denver,
Pres. of the Cham berlain-Diling-
ham company of Denver is taking
the Hot Baths,
Z. K. Cooper and family, for
merly of the Shirley of Denver,
but now Manager of the Lanker-
SHIN Of Los Angeles is taking the
Hot Mineral Baths
Ed Erickson of this city who
has been quite i'll with Sciatica
rheu matislnssis greatly improv ed
and will be glad to see his fri ends
at the Hot Springs Hotel
Local People registered at the
Hot Springs Inn:
Father McCabe and Miss Nc
Cabe
Mrs. Geo. Kim ball and family.
Miss Nichols, r. J. Hacker
and wife, Miss S. Morgan, Frank
Brady, Miss Pollard.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Leasers on No. IS of the Lu-
CANA tunnel are getting out a ship
ment OF ore. Sam pies from the
streak have varied in value from
$50. to SI6o. 90 per ton. 1t is
estimated that the ore now being
mined will run from $50 90 to
SIS. 90 per ton
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

There seems to be more ana thv
on the part of politics in this
county during the present cam
paign than any other former. Uf
to date it seems to be quiet or
still hunt. However the fever
will begin TO show itself from now
on as election day is only three
weeks from next Tuesday
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Slower left
tor their home at Long Beach,
California on Tuesday morning
after having made very pleasan t
visit of nearly two months with
their son, Cashier A. A. Slower of
the Merchants and Miners Nation
al Bank. and family.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

The work in our city schools
IS moving along in a very salts
factory manner. With busines :
like school board, wide awake
superintendent and competent
corps of teachers it could not be
otherwise.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Miss. Ellen A. Blair was taken
to St. Joseph Hospital on Sunday
for treatment. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Joseph Burke of
this city and Mr.. James Cline of
Denver. Miss. Blair is an aunt of
Editor r. D. Blair of the Miner
and also of Mrs. Burke
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12
Candidate for the Short
Term United Stats S Sen .
atorShip

The republican rally at the ball
rom of the opera house on Thurs
day night was success notwlth-
standing the very incement condl-
ton of the weather. Fully 15c
persons were in attendance and
gave the speakers their closest at
tention. The room had been ap-
propriately decorated and CON-
fortably seated in addition to the
stationary lounges that line the
foursides sof the room. Chairman
T. w, B. Smith had al the 1eta IS
we'll arranged and saw that every
thing passed off smoothly and
pleasantly. Nearly al OF the
county nominees were present and
were introduced to the audien,
by the chairman.
The first speaker of the even
ing was Hon. Leroy J. Williams
of Central City, candidate II I
state senator for the 2oth sena-
torial district. He was mem Der
of the last lower house of the gen
eral assembly. He is speaker OF
force and his sincerity carries
with lit conviction. He dwel'
largely on the short comlngs OF
last two legislative bodies in which
the democrats had an overWhelm-
ing majority, yet failed to carry
out the pledges as contained IN
their platform on which they
appealed to the suffrages of the
people, even failing to elect a
United States senator at the last
session. In a dispassioned man.
uer with fair arguments he also
showed up the incompetency OF
the present democratic adminlstra-
ton to economically and efficiently
conduct the affairs of the state.
He made a most favorable impress
sion by his clean and intelligent
arguments. He should receive a
large vote by this oountyas he is
the only senatorial candidate who
resides irthe mining section Of the
district.
The next speaker was Hon.
Cbas. W. Waterman, candidate
for the short term for the United
States senate. Mr. Waterman
has been no Office seeker and has
held no position in the state. he
has resided in Denver for nearly
a quarter of a century and during
this time has devoted himself as
siduously and successfully to legal
practice and is regarded as one OF
the ablest, strongest and cleapest
practitioners in the state. He IS
a gifted orator and in his politi-
cal speeches confines himself to
sound logic, devoid of abuse or
ouack arguments. He is a
thorough gentleman under all con-
ditions and would make memoer
of the highest body of our national
congress of whom all would De
Justly proud. His speech was
confined principally to national
issues and particularly to the per-
nicious effect that free trade de-
mocracy would exercise over the
mineral products of the mining IN,
terests of the state. He showed
how disastrously would be the at
titude of the democratic party II III
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mrs. J. 7. Mallalieu returned
on Thursday from a visit of near
ly three weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Max Raa be in Leadville.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mr.. Lafayette Hanchett has
been in the city looking after his
extensive business interests. He
left on "Wednesday for his home
in Salt Lake City Utah.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12
SCHOOL NOTES

The benches for the Manual
Training department have come
and we now have splendidly
equipped building. 1t has created
a new interest in the work and
we may confidently look for better
work in this department.. The old
benches would not accommodate
half the pupils at time.
The last monthly report show
ed 461 enrolled in the schools
with an average daily attendance
of 426. There were only 20 cases
of tardiness as compared with o4
of the corresponding month a
year ago. There were fewer fail
ures in the High school than for
any month during the last two
years.
Tbe bookkeeping equipment is
here and the class is making fine
beginning. For the last two weeks
the class has been speeding up on
quick addition.
COLUMBUS DAY
The = following program was
given at the Assembly room of
the High school Friday afternoon:
Music, Piano Solo, Minnie Weinberger
Talk, "Boyhood of Columbus.
Observation-Disclosures. Frank Gilmore
Pape, Condition of the World at the
Time of Discover" Mildred Gunstrum
Music, Memorial Day. .Schoo
Talk, Preparation of Columbus
................L Lester McGinnis
Recitation Florence Peterson
Paper, Columbus as a Man."
..................I Irving Anderson
Piano Solo. ........ Della Dumont
Paper, Columbus the Scientist"
............,No Norman Mac Donald
Talk, "Results of His Idea, ...
Anna Peterson
Recitation, .............B Bryan Bonner
MUSIC .Scn0Ol
Critics Report .......... Miss Reed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Deputy County Clerk Sim Fish
er extended the glad haud to his
friends here on Sunday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mr.. Simon Weinberger, brother
of Messrs Nathan and Sol Vein
berger came up from Denver on
Wednesday and spent a couple of
days.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

The performances given the
fllst three days OF this week by
Griffith the hypnotist, at the
Opera House attracted good sized
audiences and his feats proved
both very amusing and interest
ing. Prof Griffith is a master
hand in this science and people
were most favorably impressed
with his candor and gentlemanly
way of presenting his specialties.
Judge Walter S. Hobbs was in
the city on Wednesday. He an
nounces that he will be an indie
pendent candidate for County
Judge without the aid or consent
of any party He says that he
has been importuned to make the
race by many friends from all sec
tions of the county and that he
will accede TO their desires.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Mr. Guy c. Stumm made a busi
ness trip to Denver on Tuesday
morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Hon. B. J. O'Connell was a
visitor in the city last Sunday
afternoon contributing to the
happiness of his friends with his
genial conversation and Celtic
wit.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

The Progressive or Bull Moose
party has filed their ticket which
is made up of the following can
dates. Representative, DR.. F. w.
Acker' Clerk and Recorder, John
Eckstedt Sheriff, Fred T. There
Treasurer, James Noone; Assessor,
Charles A. Crosson; Judge, Royal
r. Graham; Coroner, Benz. A.
Holley; Commissioner end Dist.
John w. Green.
It is expected that there will be
meeting early next week at
which Judge Ben B. Lindsey,
SheIiff Danny Sullivan and Gail
Laughlin will be the principal
speakers. The date will be an
nounced as soon as it is deter
mined through hand bills.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

One of the large strikes Of the
past few days was made in the
eighth level of the Little Matte.
A streak about sixteen inches in
width, averaging 5000. 90 per ton
was opened up. The shaft has
been sunk to the ninth level and
drifting is being done to cut the
same rich ore shoot that is found in
the eighth level. The work is
being done by the company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

Clerk of the District court,
Clark was among those who visit
ed in the city last Sunday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-10-12

County Superintendent Mrs
Ella Robson Adams of George
town visited i'll the city last Sun
dav.