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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
DEMOCRATS OF UTAH
PLAN BIG JUBILEE

Democrats of Utah are planning 10
hold their big jubilee over the election
of Woodrow Wilson and their celebration
OF Jackson day at the same time Both
win be celebrated on January s, the an
nivcrsaiT of the birth of Andrew Jack
son, with Il Dig banquet at the Hot cl
Utah. Preparations are being made on
n big scale for the banquet and between
500 and 700 Democrats from all parts OF
the state will be present
state Chairman Samuel r. Thurman Is
chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments for the banquet. The other mem
bers arc National Committeeman w. T.
Wallace. County Chairman T. f. Thomas
Simon Bambergcr, w. U. King, John
lIoley. James II. Moyle and s A King
The arrangements committee will meet
Friday evening At o clock at the office
OF Judge Thurman In the Walker bank
building to complete arrangements for
the banquet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
MERGER CAPITALIZED
At FORTY MILLIONS
Utah Power & Light Com
pany Amends Its Articles
of Incorporation.
PLAN FINE QUARTERS
Understood Entire Floor of
kearns Building viii Be
Engaged for Offices,
PLAN FINE QUARTERS

The Utah Power IL Light company, the
gigantic corporation which Will Ultimate
~ take over all OF the holdings Of the
Telluride Power company, the Knight
Consolidated Power company and numcr-
Gus smaller power companies in Utah.
Idaho and Colorado. yesterday filed an
amendment to It's articles OF incorpora tton
increasing It's cspit5l stock from $1,000
10 i0.o00.0o0. The amendment was ac
ca mpauicd ny The casual observation
tiiat its original capitalization had been
found insufficient for the purposes OF the
company. The iiling fee occasioned by
this amendment was S9?9o. aS. une OF the
iSleest ever PAID I'm this stale.
The Increase In capitalization OF the
company means the immediate operation
or tho big merger throughout the inter-
mountain country. All of the plants and
COMPANIES included in The consolidation
have already been purchased and their
reorganization under one company will
no Initlc rs Ia iuiilV as is feasible,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
SUIT IS THREATENED
OVER ELECTRIC SIGN
Dooly Block Owners Object
10 Proposed Illumination
for New Orpheun.

Unless the city commission rcscinds
| its action permitting the Orpheum
theater company to erect an electric
sign archwiso across Second South
street between Main and West TEN.
pie street in front Of the new thcntcr,
owners Of the Dooly building will bring
suit in the courts for an injunction to
prevent the placing Of the sign.
Such an ultimatum was given the
city commission yesterday morning BY
William w. Ray, attorney, represent
ing tho Dooly building, who declared
that the construction of the sign across
the street facing Main street would de-
crease the value OF property farther
west by relegating il TO the back
ground.
Permission 10 erect the sign was
granted last September and work has
begun on lis construction j. Howard
Garrett appeared ON behalf of the thea
ter and declared that the sign would
bcautify Second South street, would
furnish bndly needed light and that
most Of the property owners along the
street were dcsirous that it be built.
The commissioners referred the facts
in the controversy TO tho city attor.
ucy for an opinion. RI is understood
that they will allow the Dooly interest
TO bring suit rather than anuul the
permit.
Whether the commissioners had the
legal right 10 grant permission for the
construction Of permanent arch across
the street is a question that will have
TO be decided. The aut hority is dis
putcd by some attorneys and members
of the city's legal department. are
doubtful themselves az TO whether the
commission was within its rights The
arch will call for steel and concrete
bases Of considerable size on either
side Of the street and the arch itself
viii be of steel sweeping th entire
width Of the street.
Frank j, Gustin, attorney for the
theater company. informed Commissions
er w. IL. Kons yesterday afternoon
that If the city will allow the arch |
to be completed the city viii be given !
the right To use the arch for any public |
purpose such as welcome signs at
times, and similar occasions. !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
CITY AND VICINITY

Fair association viii be- be hled With wit Gov
ernor Spry a week from today, The
contents contents Of & hs report na, haze not been
number OF recommendations for i'm
provements al the fair grounds will he
made
THE WILL Of Jane Il. Pratt Hesler
was filed for probate in the district court
yesterday. accompanied by a petition from
Jacob Kcser and Archie y. Kesler for
letters OF administration. The estate con-
sis,s OF real estate valued at $4,000 and
personal property OF indefinite value
THE CHARGE against the Martin Coal
company OF short welghting" wNs dl9-
missed yesterday on tho motion OF As
slstsnt CITY Attorney W. w. Little. The
through mistake. Judge j. NJ Bow
man granted the motion.
THE Ladies' guild of St Paul's church
rs making extensive preparatl lions for its
Christmas sale. in behalf Of charity. next
Friday and Saturday. The sale will he
held one door west of the Colonial thea
ter, and neat sum for the poor will
doubtless be realized
AFTER thirty years Of married life.
Laura L. Moore wants divorce from
Robert y. Moore on grounds Of failure
90 provide, She flied suit In the district
court yesterday. They were married at
Lincoln. Neb- September II. 1882.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the coun~
- d'Noib'g NSSlelud9, nJbuel Bdrbd is
accused OF stealing FUR muff. wortii
s76, from J. II, Provol. The charge is
grand larceny L. V. Johnson a police
officer. is the complaining witness.
A COMPLAINT charging A. D. Knip-
ling with Il statutory crime against his
step daughter. Beatrice knipfng. was Is
sued by the county attorney Yesterday
Guardello Brown OF the Juvenile court il
the complaining Witness
TAKING OF evidence was compl.tcJ
YESTERDAY In the case Of Walter c. Ernst
on trial before Justice II. s. Harper, on
a charge of neglect or minor chill
Arguments will be heard this morn
Ing
A SON WAS born yesterday 10 Mr. and
Mrs. T.. T. Sharpley. Snow apartments
Mr. Shatpley Is the assistant depot ticket
agent for the Oregon Short Line,
CHARGING descrtlon. Nellie Davis nIcd
suit in the district court yesterday FOR
divorce from John Davis, whom she mar
ried July 81, 1907
A COMPLAINT charging C,uvto Sto,y
with statutory crime against Annie
ilnrhnhS was issued by the county at
tOrncy yesterday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
BIG CROWDS V|ST|
ANNUAL AUTO Sd
Twenty-Five Hundred n
ested Persons Study Det1
of Modern Motor Cad
SEE WHEELS GO ron
Experts Clearly Explain
cl'anical Intricacies; Ell
bilion Rooms DecorateS
SEE WHEELS GO ROl

The second annual automobils
The Tom Bottcrill Auiomnbu.
opened ut the co'npany's show 80
f. South State street. yest.rd.r
ing the afternoon and cvep,n-
900 persons visited Ghe shov
without doubt is the best ey.r ,,,.
aside from being more elaho,.s
instructive than MANY similar shn.
en- III cities many timss larger
III cvery respect The show ber.
moDT to the careful prepars lion,
made. Mr.. BotterIll himself p,,-
the display. and was ably uss,.,,
IT. j. Fulton and by Eugene d.,
ti-iCt manager OF the Hudson NJ
company, and II. ", Kelly. who
here from san Francisco 10 n,rt,.
The show rooms were sploudIdIg'
IA ted in autumn leaves and folJae.
tifully acCentustcJ with inrssx'
lights. The piaco presented ~ "a'
beauty and attraction. and inn ~
set up demonstrated every mocl.
crook and turn OF tho modern sn'
bile. The able corps OF demonst'
were quite ready with tcchnlc,I
for those who desired them i'm,
majority Of Instances they cxp,ainun
vast details OF automobile const-9
operation and advantages In fern.
appealed 10 the most practical
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
ROTARY CLUB URGES
CITY CREEK HIGHWAY

Members Of the Rotary club mt their
monthly dinner last night at the Utah
motel decided to continue their efforts to-
ward the building Of road through CITY
creek and ifardscra bible canyon TO Nor
gan. President Freed OF tho club was
authorized to name a special commit ee
whose dutT II VIII be 10 investigate the
sanitary conditions that may result In
the event Of the construction OF tho road
IL was the belief Of the clubs member :
that the rnad should not necessarily cause
The bcfouliue Of city creek. hut ncvertho-
less il was deemed wise to ascertain oE-
nctlN all the possible resulting conditions
About fits members attended the dinner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
MOVER AND LOWNEY
LEAVE SALT LAKE

Charles IT. Meyer. president. and J. c.
l.owneI, executive board member of the
Western Federation of Miners, left the
city yesterday, Moyer for Denver and
I,oWneT for Butte, Guy Miller and Yanco
TerZicb, executive bourd members, are
stiil at the Cullen hotel.
The Salt Lake Mill and Smelter Mems
union held meeting nj the Labor Temple
last night. While there was informal dis
cussion CT The strike situation at Binc-
ham, no special action was taken
II is understood that Mr.. Lowney Will
report on the financial condition OF the
Bingham miners when he reaches Butte
The strikers at Bingham are receiving
a Id from unions in Butte and other cities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
TO SCORE BUTTER AT
OREGON EXPOSITION

G.. y. Lambert of the dairy division
of the local United States bureau OF
animal industry Office will score butter
mt an exhibition OF the Washington
Butter Makers association in Tacoma.
December Q and 10. Thence ho VIII 90
TO Albany, Or, to score butter for the
Oregon Butter Makers association at
its annual exhibition. Mr.. Lambert will!
leave within a day or two for Tacoma
a. is. Riser. in charge of tho Offices
here, will make an address on the best
methods of handling stock at fancy
stock show in Lewiston. Ida. next
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
MAY DECIDE UPON
TWO COUNTRY CLUBS

The question 4 s to whether or not Salt
Lake is to have two country clubs IN
stead Of one Will probably lie decided this
evening. When members Of the existing
organization viii meet at the Hotel Utah
10 vote upon proposed change OF
grounds.
\ tract OF 26S acres was recently ac-
CURED on the east bench for n proposed
second country club site The members of
the present orsanza ton will vote tonight
on the desirability oS moving the club
site 10 the new tract AS tho tract was
obtained with the idea OF starting II sec
ond club il Is probable that il The nov
one rs favored The present site and club
will also continue to be used
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Car With Record.

An Interesting feature Is dLssss
Pierce-A Arrow "iS." purchased in II
Joseph Geoghegan. who later sod
Mr.. Meeklng. The car was driven
than $1,000 miles without belnr'
hauled or having single part D
replaced No bearing or pin eys,
tlghtened. The front axle. wild
bearings for the wheels. and the
ing gear with housing removed,
just how an automobile is steerod,
motor of this car is mounted on a
In an inverted position and. under
shows the location and action Of D
and cam Shafts and the timing q
y complete transmission. nlso
power. shows just bow the varlouu|
are shifted TO bring about q Al
speed. A rear aXlo. with housin
mov ed, shows the differential ga,
the brakiGg system, Two typss
latest triumph Of the modern mod
the self-Starting and electric lghHr
Vices. are shown in the PIerce-ArToI
the Hudson makes. The Pierca-i
has the famous Delco system 81
starting and the HUDSON has thg
pressed a lr Self-EtarIpT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
BARNES WILL IS
FILED FOR PROBATE

The will of Mrs. Abbo]lne Barnes,
who died November } in Salt Lake,
leaving an estate valued at about $50
900, was filed in the probate division
OF the district couft yesterday. Accom-
panyiug it is petition by Frank Cole
Barnes, an adopted son of the decedent,
asking for letters of administration.
The estate consists chiefly OF stocks
and bonds. After bcqucathinc $4,000
to her sister, Sarah j, Anderson, Of
Akron, o.; $1,000 to her brother. John
NJ: Bltters Of lIemlock, Mich; $4,000 to
John ID. Bitters Of Rochester. Ind, and
making several smaller bequests, Mrs,
Barnes left the remainder of her prop
erty, including all pesonnl property and
much valuable iewelry, TO her adopted
son, Frank {. Barnes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
VIII Lecture on COOKING

n connection With the extension di.
vl,lon work Of the Utah Agricultural
the faculty of that school will deliycr
series Of lectures aud conduct demon.
STATIONS ut tho Thirty-first ward meet.
ing house, Ninth East between Ninth
South and Tenth South, during the next
three days Today and tomorrow thcro
VIII he lectures and demonstrations on
subjects relating 10 the selection and
cooking of food from 2 10 ) and 30
TO 9 p. M, and on Friday from 10 10
80 a. In. and to ), u. m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
BENEFIT CONCERT is
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS

Tie benefit concert that was given in
Inc First Congregational church Last
evening was success. The object was ia
pay inc sunday school debt and a snug
sum was realized last night. Thu nroe
crnmme' vas well received and In every
instance encorcs were requested. 1t was a
picasinS entertainment and met the APP
pfoTai of every ono present.
EsDclaiIy popular were the recitations
delivered b. Mrs. John Reed. They were
~ childish dialect and the sweet babv
thoughts were translated with unusual
skill The singing OF Miss Edna Evans
came AZ a pleasant surprise TO tho aud :
fence. She took the place OF Mrs A s.
Peters IN Inc quartette and also sang sew
ere, solos. Among others who helped Ia
make the happy event Success were Pro-
fessor Henry \. MattiIl. Mrs Harold Sic
gel. Miss Margaret Browning. Mrs. Judith
u Smith -, = -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Situation in First.

There also is Tumor or something out
Of the ordinary IN the First ward George
NJ Sullivan Is the nonpurtisan candidate
In that ward. but rumor has been ritc TO
the effect that an effort will be made 10
enter darl; horse today and so divide
the vote that II would he possible TO elect
Socialist. j. II Brown. Of the Brown.
Terry & Woodruff company. has been
mentioned as a candidate against Mr..
sullivan. Mr.. Brown Is out OF the city
and could not be reached by wire last
night, but close personal friends say that
he is not candidate and would not serve.
If elected.
In the Third. Fourth and Fifth wards
there is only one nonpartisan candidate,
each, although the Socialists nave cnndr-
dates in those wards, rs well as in the
flrst and Second. Supporters of the
nonpartiSan candidates say that IL is
necessary for the friends of these candi-
dates to bestir themselves, In order to
insure success. az II is pretty well estab.
ilshcd that the Socialists viii poll VIZ
tually their fun strength
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
STATE LEGISLATURE
ASKS FOR QUARTERS

Formal application for the rental OF
quarters Tor tho next session of the leg.
islaturc was made to the city commits
SION yesterday by e.. $ Tingey. secre.
tary Of the state board of examiner.
AS IN the past. the legislature will oc.
cnpy the council chamber as a senate
room and the unused chamber on The
fourth ioor of the city's side of ;he
Joint on'ldlng as the lower house hall.
a 9oodly rental will pour into tbe cor.
fers Of the city from the state for fho
privilege Of msiMo The halls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
JackIing to Head Company.

The Utah Power & Light company is
Incorporated under the IaWs of Maine
ana The pny officers given In the ar
ucIes or Incorporation arc II, NJ. I.oavitt
presidcnt and treasurer, and Joseph VIII
hanson. clerk These officers however.
arc only temporary. Colonel u, q. lack :
ing OF Salt Lake, who IS ono of the big
iiran"iers behind the new corporation,
wli mead the company as It's president.
=, b. sawyer VIII he the general man
aEcr OF the company
Among The big interests og the cast
which are closely allied with The new
company arc the General Electric coIr-
psny and tho Electric Bond e. Share com
Dsny of Now York. s. II. Mitchell Drcsi-
dent OF the Electric Bond e. Share COIN
piny. Is here in person looking after. Tho
details OF the organization.
Ihc new company Is one OF the larc est
CORPORATIONS Of Its Kind i'm the world.
IL VIII practically control the entire lIglIt
and power business of three states and IL
value
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
CHARGES SELLING OF
SHORT-WElGHT BUTTER

Willard Hansen, state dairy and food
commissioner. filed complaints ycstcr-
day against several local butter dealers
Tor selling short weight butter in the
salt Lake market. The complaints
were issncd YESTERDAY by County At
torney Wiley. and were against Mel
son Ricks, the Jensen Creamery com
pauy- Armour & Co. and John Holley
& Go.
The complaints allegc in each cuse
that samples Of butter marked as
weighing sixteen ounces were from. one
to two ounces under weight Commis.
sioner Hanson says he intends TO prose.
cute all such alleged infriugements OF
the food laws,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Details Are Explained.

In fact. SO carefully arranged y.
exhibits, and so eNcc!lcntly wcrc 81
nipulated. that explanations NsTs'
necessary To Inspect the disn1
watch the movements Of the h.
pieces OF ma achincry that go 20 n,
an automobile, were i'll ihemss,s
education that reflects due credli
the company. which, It must 4.
gives the shows primarily from 1,
cational standpoint. as A. gensIaI
to The industry.
Through the cooperation OF the !
Arrow and Hudson factories. tbs
its were made the best thai co,
assembled. There WAS a strIppAs
Of the Pierce Arrow forty-cIght
power car. which is the product ot
eight automobile engineers from !
the world, and certainly repressa
last word in modern motor cnr co,
tiOu and .poraiioil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
TO SELECT TEAMS IN
JOHN r. PARK DEBATE

Debaters who wish to compete i'm The
John X. Park debate on the subject nr
Immigration VIII be given an opportunity
TO Try for places OH the two teams in
Judge j. j Whi,takcr's court room to-
morrow evening Contestants i'm tho nrc
liminarics tomorrow night will be asl,ed
10 discuss for SIX minutes The subject or
Immigration The judges viii select six
speakers To make up the two teams for
the final debate, which VIII he held In the
near future.
The debate and the preliminary is held
Utah. -. w Carlson, Prof II w Eev-
nolds and Frank l.. Holman viii be the
Judges nt tomorrow evenings trials. In
the final debate three men on each side
VIII DISCUSS tho question OF immigration
II rs understood that the successful CON
'tcstantS In the prclimnaries will be
awarded medals for their efforts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Millions for DEVELOPMENT.

With!n tho rear future nearly $50 O0O =
ooJ II 10 b. expended Ia developing and
extending tho field of operations of the
new. company. Millions will he spent In
tah in the development OF new powcr
sites, in increasing the capacity Of the
present plants. In building new ones and
IN building extensions OF transmission
lines.
Tho companies taken over by the new
corporation are now supplying The power
and light for the Utah Light & Railway
company Of Salt Lake. for the Ogden
Rapid Transit company, for the Salt Lake
ogden Railway company. for the light
ing OF fifteen Utah cities and towns in
cludinS Salt Lake and Ogden, for the Utah
"copper" company, for tho American Smelt-
lirs and refining company. for the Ohio
Copper company, and for the mining COM
panies operating IN tho Bingham, Park
I'IIN nnN TlinIi,. Ilci1Ir.n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Mechanism Is Shown.

In various places in Tho rooms
vital axle. rod, pin. coupling or y
mechanism, from the rough mod
finished product, is shown. With
stratlonS OF assem- olaEc 10 prpdD:
modern motor car. In fact, thess
different dfsasScmbled parts, opera1
they do under power. and With
pertS TO explain their places ard
ments. demonstrates In a highly u
Ing and educational manner even
sible feature OF modern auto|
mechanism
The show Will continue until
day night. and Will he open to N
lie until then. Experts will be
to explain or answer any questic1
Will not ask anyone to buy cal
less the opportunity Is there. Tht
is d COmmendable educational nor
is well worth seeing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
PLANNING INITIATION
IN BIG MINING CA

Plans are being made hy state =
s. A. Maginnis. OF the Knights o.
bus, and the Eureka council of Wy
To cNcInplify the second and tmr
Grees ut Eureka in the near future
the exact date has not yet been
mined IT VIII probably be set ior
Sunday within the next few We
large number of tho members OF ",
council, including members OF tae
team are planning 10 attend tns
tory NovlJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
To Increase Efficiency.

IL Is the object OF the new corporation
10 centrali5e the control Of the various
light and power companies in the state
10 the end that the cost OF operation and
maintenance may be lesscned. the eff
cheney Increased. the service improved
and the cost 10 the consumer Gecreas ed
The big corporation has not get been
thoroughly organized. The properties
which viii ultimately he held and oper-
&tcd by the Utah Power. & Light COM
pany were secured and are nov being
held by the Utah Securities corporail ilun
When the organization OF the new com
phny Is completed the transfer of the
pIOpertv will he mnhe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Fined for Assault.

Louis Bclamas. OF Murray z
guilty Yesterday before justice
Peace f. NJ. Bishop to chsies
sault aud battery. He WAS ilns'
Belamas was originally chafeey
MAYHEM. it having been aliegss
he had bitten one or several 'If n
gagged in n frcc-for- -all-flght III d, ~
ON October |. lie was pcrmI'e
plead guilty to the lesser chargs'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Add TO Museum Collection

IN oddly desIgned gold ring. cortsin-
inS lock of hair from The head az
Prophet Joseph Smith. and a Eiclory
cevel that the prophet used. are the latest
acquisitions OF tho Descrot museum. They
were presented hy Mrs. r. ]. d, RounSy.
or this city. The ring has cavity COW
time the cavity held lock of Lord
Byron's hair The famous authors hair
was lost, however and later IL was re-
Mormon rroDhet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
To Issue Complaints

Ten complaints charging violation OF
the pure food laws by selling butter IN
wrappers on which the aXact number OF
ounces is moi stamped Will be issued by
The county attorney this morning against
local crcameries and produce houses The
complaining witnesses VIII be deputies or
the state food aud dairy commission
which is launching n far-reaching cam
,aign against short-weight butter,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
HolduDS Rob Barher

lhelr faces masked with handkerchief.
JLu 5 their intentions emphasized Inv.
91fa"l rcNolvcrs. two robbers held mn
10, yHes,''a Maroon III his barber shop Mt 7IS
West second South street shorilT hcrn,e
o CLOCK last night. Though every defa Il
oI regulation hold-up was carefullv nt =
oehdcu 10, tne robbers got only 81 80. with
police thrown In ~ TWIN VIC