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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
DEATH MASK MADE.
Features of Herman Bang, Who Died in
Ogden, Will Thus Be Preserved.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Spccl5l 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2l-Actng it is be-
lieved, under instructions from his gov
ernment. Emil Opffer, the leading Dan
ish editor OF this country, has ordered
that a death mask be made of the fea-
lures OF the late Herman Bang, the
Danish author and lecturer who was
taken from the Overland Limited in this
city Sunday afternoon and died at the
Dee Memorial hospital the following
morning.
a message requesting that this action
be taken was received by Q. n, Ras-
mussen this morning and the mask was
made at the Hcaton- kirkendIll under
taking rooms by Luke CraWshaw a
local sculptor. Mr. Crawshaw was sue
cessfu In securing a good cast. which
VIII be shipped to New York in II few
days
No instructions have as Vet been re-
ceived regarding the disposition OF the
body. but a message Is expected at any
time requesting that the body he shipped
to New York and then To Denmark. NIr
Sang was one of the most prominent au-
thors and lecturers OF his native coun-
try and his books OF fiction are 10 he
found in almost every public library not
only In his native land, but also IN the
United States.
When taken from the train in Il DYING
condition Mr. Bang had proceeded from
New York Ia this city OH a prospective
tour OF the world. IN his possession wa.
| found a ticket for the journey and alsc
considerable sum of money
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
DESPERATE MAN AT LARGE.
Prisoner Who led PoIstcIlo Jaibresk
Has Record In Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

Spcrlai TO Inc | lflDDnS-
OGDEN, Jan. 31.-Shcriff Il. r. Uar-
rison received word today that Frank
Sloan, arrested as a. suspect In a bur-
later charged with stealing cattle In
Idaho was the man most instrumental in
bringing about the Pocatello jailhreall
A lew days ago. \ total Of eighteen
prisoners escaped and only nine have
been reCaptured Sloan is among the
number still at large. and local officers
arc on the lookout for tho man, as well
crty.
4 number of steel saws were SNUG
glcd to Sloan. and he. with the assist
ance of two or three other prisoners.
severed the bars and liberated them
selves and all OF the others in the Jail.
il is believed that Sloan had close
friends near Pocatcllo who supplied him
with saddle horses. and they entertain
little hope for his capture.
A few months ago Sloan and his part =
ner were arrested In this city on sus-
picion OF having been connected with "A
robbery. Convicting evidence OF their
guilt could not he secured by the of(l-
GERS and the men were released from
custody. Shortly aftcrward an Idaho
They were charged with stealing cattle
In southern Idaho aud selling them in
| Ogden.
The Idaho authorities continued their
! search and finally arrested Sloan in
Tooclc county, fTc vas taken back to
! Idaho, and his partner. who had been
previously arrested, pleaded guilty to
tcnced TO fifteen years in the penitnn
| tlary. Sloan refused 10 plead guilty, and
was being held for trial when he made
! his escape from the Pocatcllo Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
VICTOR AS ORATOR
Jesse FIolther Receives Dia-
mond Medal in Contest
That Arouses Interest.

special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan, Gl.--Jcssc lIolthcr, a stu
dent at the Ogden high school. WAS the
successful contestant in the oratorcal
contest at the Orphcum thcatcr this
afternoon, and WAS awarded the diamond
medal given by Percy l.. Goddard The
contest excited a great deal OF interest,
especially in cduca tional circles OF the
city and the thcntcr was completely
filed with students, their relatives and
friends.
The contest. which was originated by
Mr.. Goddard. was the means of bringing
10 public notice the best amateur orators
in the city. There were six cont eSlants,
three from the ogden high school and
three from the Weber academy, MIR.
Iloltlers nearest competitor wBs Miss
Iva steers Of the Weber academy.
The complete programme of the alter
noon, with The names of the contestants
and their subjects, follows
overture. ..... Weber Academy Orchestra
-. State Superintendent \. G. Nelson
| Tho Initiative and Referendum ...,:
Peter Kasius. Weber Academy
"a New Land of the Imagination
Miss Matte Guernsey, High School
'E,very~Dsy Patriotism" .,...,.......
-. Miss IVA steers, Weber Academy
"A Plea for a Gymua siunl .........
...-..Miss Helen Bichscl High School
ION the Threshold -..s.....,.,....,.
........Irvin Nelson Weber Academy
"a Plea for Child Laborers" ..,......
..,...,...,J Jesse Hclthcr. High School
Vocal Solo. Miss Elsie Shorten
1t was Impossible for VIII G.. Farrell.
enc of the Salt Lake Judges. tu be pres
ent and Judge n, j Harris was named
! 10 assist Mayor \. G., Fell and the Rev.
T.. ]. Goshen Of Salt Lake in selecting
the successful cont estant. They were
unanimous in the choice OF Mr.. Holthcr
and the beautiful diamond medal was
pres ented In him by John NJ. Mills
superintendent of The ogden public
schools.
In n brief talk following tho awarding
of The medal, Mr.. Goddard, the donor,
announced that Il, 4. JarlSin would offer
a silver loving cup as a. trophy in another
oratoricsl contest ncNt year, and It was
tho desire OF those interested in the
movement to make the contest an an
nual event, rs we'll as organize an ora
torical society for the purpose OF holding
contests each month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
New Candy Company.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Ian. 3l.-ArticIcs of incor-
poration OF the McCarty- Kern Candy
company were hled with the county clerk
this morning. The parties interested
have been conducting candy business
at eio9 Washington avenue as successors
10 Charles UUpTer
II Is stipulated that the new companv
takes over the Hupgcr stock of candies;
and the business I'm general at sl2 00O.
which s considered as paid up stock,
tho total capitalization being $4,000. The
officers of the new company arc V. T.
McCarty. president and general nanaG ger:
George Kern, secretary and treasurer,
and sherman Quatntance, vice president.
These officers, together with l.. f. Nc
Carly and NJ J, Kern, form tho board
OF directors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Two Boys and proprietors OF Fruit Store
Arrested After Conflict.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Jan. Jl.-Two young boys
RAY Folkcr and u companion whose name
is not known, were arrested here to-
night and are being held OH al open
charge. following q. free -for-all fight in
'front.' of the Mitchell fruit store at wash =
ington avenue and JWenty-third street
The melee resulted in injuries to young
r'olker and Arthur and Tom Mitchell,
proprietors OF the place.
According 10 eye witnesses. the two
youths were standing in front of the fruit
store and were shortly aftcrward ac-
cused of stealing fruit by the Mitchclls,
who were inside, InccDsed at the accu-
satioU the boys snatched up Cabbages'
fruits OF all kinds and Cocoanuts. bonn
harding the Mitchclls for several min
utcs. Mick Lors, - Greek. came 10 the
rescue OF The Mitchclls, armed with d
rifle. but the police arrived in time 10
prevent more serious trouble.
During the nght Arthur Mitchell was
struck by a cocoanut hurled by one OF
the youthful conbatants, receiving a cut
which required tlvc stitches. Young Fol-
kcr was knocked down with pick handle
and sustained painful Injuries, while
Tom Mitchell was severely bruised, The
three were taken into The Cave drug
store nearby, where their injuries were
dressed, and all We're later taken 10 the
police station The two MitchollS put up
$40 bail each and were released. Both
youths arc being held on an open
charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
FIRE SOON CHECKED.
Sensational Blaze In Broom, HctoI Build
Ing Is Closely Confined.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. S1.--The quarters occu-
pied by the Dec Stamford Shoe company
In the Broom hotel building, Twenty
fifth street and Washington avenue, were
badly damaged by a fire which started in
the basement of the structure tonight at
about $50 o'clock, The blaze was dis
covered by Fred Williams, a saIesma II
in llemenWay & Moser's cigar store ne,tt
door, who gave the alarm, The flames
gained headWay at the base Of q WQode
airahaft that extends from the ba Scmout
to the roof Of the hotel building, and
for q brief period threatened the entire
building.
Hotel guests were almost thrown into
b panic, but regalncd their composure
upon learning that tho fire department
had brought the flames under control,
Chief A. B. Garfield directed the fircmen,
who made record run 10 the scene. At
an carly stage Of the nrc clerks in the
PinGrec National bank. on the corner,
set TO work removing records. funds and
fixtures from tho interior OF the bank
ing house. but stopped soon after the
fire apparatus arrived.
1t is estimated that the total loss TO
the shoe firm by fire and other causes in
cidcntal TO the confa acration Will amount
TO about $4,000 fully covered by insur-
ance. The cause ot tho fire is not
known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
BOY MAY LOSE HAND.
Child Of Six Years Has Arm Crushed in
PuIieys of Mil.
Snocial to Tho Tribune.

Special To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 31,--Whle playing
around tho machinery in the Riverside
flour mill on Washington avenue yes
terday afternoon Sidney, the G-year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ F'eweI-
ling of $50 Eighteenth street, was drawn
into a set of revolving pulcys and sus-
isincd injuries which may result in Tho
amputa ton Of a portion OF the left
hand.
The parents reside near tho mill and
ii is supposed that the boy wandered
into the building unobscrved. About 4
o'clock in the afternoon one of the en-
ployees' found him lying unconscious OF
tho floor, II is believed that his; hand
WAS cnught In the swiftly moving bell
and that his arm and hand passed be
tween the belt and three sets OF pull
| lcys,
! An examination by physician showed
that the colBrhonc mad been broken anc
also tho arm In three placcs while hi.
| left hand was badly crushed and man,
I sIcd. The doctors lave postponed the
amputatlon of ony part Of the hand
hoping that the operation may not bc
necessary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Mothers Plea Avails.

SpcclaI 20 The TrihUnc.
OGDEN; Jan, @i.--When the aged
mother of Sam Vest appeared at police
headquarters this morning and pleaded
with Chief Of Police T.. j.. Browning for
the release of her son, charged with
drunkenness, it was the means OF obtain =
Ing leniency for the Young maU, The
woman is so years old and SAYS that
the son is her only support. Chief
Browning went into the courtroom and
represented that Vest Is not an ha bj lual
drvnkard. but only goes on occasional
sprces. Judge Reedor gave him thirty
day suspended sentence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Housekeepers' Conference.
o The Tribune

4 10 Ihe lrlpnne.
|H AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE:
. 1an. 5l.-For the two weeks COM
1e Monday, February 3, the Agri-
II College OF Utah Will he the
Of great activity. Many OF the
ri and housekeepers OF the state
n IN attendance at the Farmers
|,Ip and HouseFeepers' conference,
ARE coming TO be annual events
.re looked forward 10 with great
4 year Governor Spry will be one
Il speakers at the evening joint
|ns. Many other prominent men
omen will address the evening
LIE, among whom are President
A. Widtsoe. Professor Lewis A.
a DIR. f. g, Gowans. Mrs. Leah Z,
q. Miss Ellen 4. Huntington. Or.
|ce Snow of Salt Lake, Professor
Worl.ing OF the United States de-
III of agriculture. c. A. Hicken-
superintendent a. e. Nelson of
1lt Lake public schools, Professor
||ngs OF the L. Of l.. and J. Ed
Taylor. state horticultural lnspec-
Dtrine these two weeks the college
b reality hold open house TO the
ID and their wives from all sec
cf the stale.
an educational movement The
7 OF Farmers and the Housekeep-
Inference is unique. and Is being
watched by similar institutions
b west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Expert Gives Lecture.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

SU'NIel 10 I nc ] IIDUN".
OGDEN. Jan. Jl.-Col J. l.. TAYLOR. =
representative OF the bureau OF c%-
plosircs of the American Railway asso-
clation. delivered an address before 100
iect, safe Transportation of High grade
Explosives Colonel Taylor is recoE-
nizcd az an expert on explosives. and has
been touring the country to lecture on
ways and means of preventing accidents
and other effects Of explosions due tn
inexperienced handling. Although the
greater part Of the audience was COM
posed Of railway employees, many other
citizens were present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
|8t 500 in Gambling Raid,
Tne Tribune.

TO Tne Tribune.
uHAM. Jan 51.-Early yesterday
ullce arrested seven men on q
Of gambling In the pool hall in
~ Of tle Dnipn saloon in this city.
ne ncharged with conducting the
were. William Maxwell and George
The otneys arrested We're Del
George Mastheakis. Nick Jerefos.
uTanas and Louis Pacapnir. \
$500 each was required ot Max
,t'as Bruce and s25 each OF the 9TH
gave bail except Maxwell and
who will be held in the county
Hle police seized 500 IN the raid
Ply was conducting q. game OF poker
Vce q game Of twenty one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01

"nat Mrs. Pinkham's medicines
'ne Tor me and give you permis-
pupilsh this letter for the good of
Mrs. HULDA ERICKSON, SOC
''e Avenue, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
More Proof.
seon' Iowa. =" For years l suf-
sreat deal from female troubles.
hul pains and felt sick nearly all
! saw Lydia E. Pinkham 9
ae compound advertised and
et ~ had helped other suffering
20 1 felt sure it would do me
cure enough il did. The first
S'ped me and now am q strong
woman. ! would not be with
4 tne house. Mrs. ANNA HIC.
'<S agency ST., Burlington, Iowa.
need be no doubt about the
enls grand old remedy, made
roots and herbs Of our fields. 10
~oman's diseases. We possess
q proof of this fact, enough
'nee the most skeptical. WIN
,iou try it? WY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Adds Telephone Exchange.
The Tribune.

SpcHlHI 20 INC TlIDUnf.
OGDEN. Jan. 1l,-Thc Oregon Short
Line has just awarded 81 contract foi
the installation OF "a branch exchange AT
thc Union depot by the Mountain states
Telephone s Telegraph company. Al tho
present time the telephones in the yari-
Gus offices arc connected direct with the
telephone company's main exchange.
Under the new plan all telephones I'm
tho depot building adjoining offices and
also in the yards viii he connected with
the private branch exchange. There
will be three trunk lines connecting the
Sranch board with the main telephone
exchange and It Will require the services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Boauman Successor.
ial To The Tribune,

SDCEIaT 10 TNH TIIDuNc,
OGDEN. Jan, 3l.--T.ouis Resumsn Ina
been selected as the successor Of Thoma 8
Fitzgerald, who recently retired from the
office of assistant superintendent OF the
Salt Lake division OF the Southern Pa
cilic- Tho position is really that of dis
trlct engineer.
With his retirement from active du-
tics OH tho division. Mr.. Fitzgerald com
pletes a term oc forty years continuous
service with the Hartman lines. lIo lla 6
filled q number of different positions
while with tine company and has dis
charged the duties Of each with cr-
iicien1N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
STOCkADE ABOLISHED.
Employees at Ogden Railroad Shops Car
Choose Own Lodgings.

SPECIAL 10 7 ne TrIbUnc.
OGDEN, Jan. 31.-Tomorrow morning
the Strikebrcakcrs who have been work
ing at the local shops will bc turned out
OF tho stockadc 10 shift for themselves,
so far as board and lodging IS concc IN ed.
This Will he in accordance with the com =
panys recent order that the stockade
regulations. the boarding and LODGING
arrangements would be discontinued
February ].
The company decided later, however
TO furnish meals to all those desiring 10
pay for the same but il is tho belief of
the officials that almost all OF the men
emp!oyed at the shops viii avail them
selves Of the opportunity to live and
take their meals outside of the stockadc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Spanish Fork Woman Buried.

SnccIaT 10 TN' 'Tribunc.
SPANISH FORK. Jan. 3l.-Thc fuuera.
of Mauhc Thomas Olsen. wife Of Hans
Olsen, Jr.. who died Monday. was held
from tho Fourth ward meeting hoUse
this afternoon Bisnop Hansen presided
and the speakers were John Uaem. VIII
liam C;rotcSut c. w, Boots and Albert
Swcnson Mrs Olsen was born in Ogden
September f2. 1884 She is survived by
five smAll children and her husband.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
IMAM DIZZY !
PARTLY numb
Pre- Did Her No Good
flies How She Was
ped by Lydia E. Pink
ham's Compound.
q VILE, Ohio -" Last fall had fe-
''teakness very bad, and was ner-

vous and run down.
l was dizzy and had
numb feelings and
my eyes ached. I
took doctors 8 medi-
cines but they did
me no good, SO / de-
cided to try Lydia e.
Pinkham's S Vegeta-
BILE Compound. I did
so, and now ! feel
stronger and better.
have fold ntbo~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Park City Fircmen Feast.

Snccial 90 Thc TriDune,
PARK CITY, Jan. 3l.-The Park City
volunteer ;irc department. held it's annual
banquet and election OF officers here this
evening. Charles MDir WAS chosen chief
Thomas Orr. treasurer: John J, Fitlgcr-
aid, secretary; and james Don. trustee.
Questions important III the lighting Of
fires were discussed by the members Of
the department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Runaway Brought Home.

SpcciAl 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. Sl.-Frank Jenkins, III
years Of age. who recently ran away
from his home at 122 DoXey avenue, was
arrested in Salt Lake and brought back
to Ogden today by Special Policeman
Arthur Williams. The boy declared that
nc had left home because hc had been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Shock From Electric Light.

SpcrlaI 10 TNr Trlbunr,
OGDEN. Jan. 3t.--Carl the seven
wear -old son OF MIR. and Mrs. f, Balan~
tyne. sI5 Twcnty-third street. was quite
painfully injured last evening when he
received II scvorc shock Of electricity in
turning on light in the bathroom. lie
graspcd a water pipe with one hand
while turning on the light with the 9th
cr thus forming a circuit which burned
his ;lght hand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Injured Miner Cannot Live.

0DcCIeI 10 TIC TTlDuno,
PARK CITY, Jan. @l.Allsrry Wonn.
who was injured by "A c5ve-in i'll the
Daly-JudSc mine. January 10, suffered a
relapse this evening and his lifc Is now
despalrcd OF. He probably Will not live
more than twcn,y-rour hours. lie Is
about 80 wears old and has spent the
greater part OF his life hcrc. having
worked for thc Ontario mine for more
than twenty years. He has a wife living
here and ono child. who is married and
lives I'm California
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Eureka Man Arrested.

20 The Tribune.
", Jan. 3l.-G. W. Linning Of Eu-
'a9 arrested hero today by Sheriff
JUDD and will bc held for Sheriff
|tnroid, OF Juab county, who asked
mans arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Granted License to We'd.

SpccIol 10 The TribUnc.
OGDEN. Jan. St,-Mnrriasc licenses
We're granted bv County Clerk Samuel c.
Dye today 10 OSCAR l., Hagen and Flora
Edwards both of salt Lake City; Sam
uel Austin and EVA Taylor. both Of this
elk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01

carriage by other boys {n the neighbor-
hood. Young Jenkins was taken home.
wherc he was placed under the Drotec-
ton and guardianship of his parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
|RG|VES HUSBAND
|WHE|V He IS SHOT
Bertha Silk IS in Alnerl-
IN Fork; Will Go to
Wounded Man.
20 The Tribune.

NJ 10 The Tribune.
rERlCAN FORK, Jau. 3l,.-
Charles aud ! had some dih-
y and have been separated Tor
rtime, - said Mrs. Charles SILK
morning. S'But he ~ IN trouble
md he has no one else to take
of him. ] shall leave for Pcndle-
n The |. 80 train,
1 SILK, who is native OF Amer!!'
Fork aud has been living with
oarepts here since last October,
Srst apprised that her husband
4 need of assistance when shown
pecial dispatch in The Tribune
day morning.
silk g maiden name was Bertha
! and she is the daughter of MI
frs. Joseph Turner Of this place. A
" is living in Spanish Fork. Miss
4 became acquainted with Mr.. SILK
the latter was a conductor on the
ii Shorf Line out of Salt Lake CITY,
he TWO were married three or four
'aro. They lived together until the
lion mentioned III the dispatch.
5cfober. which. il is ,Indcrst God
he result of silk addiction to IL
<oop as Mrs. Silk was shown the
1 'ilspatch This morning she sent a
4rn 10 the Pendleton hospital and
need her intention Of taking the
ain thet would carry her TO her
Ud's boS=iJe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
Llquor Ordered Destroyed.

tu The Tribune.
|tQ, Jan, 3l.-Thc liquor taken by
george Judd from Thomas Ar
'Ln at Cotton about n week ago
|uered ccniiscatcd and destroyed by
|urt here TODAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-01
MELEE IN STREET.

Of three operators TO handle the calls
during the busy hours Of the day.