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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Miners Meet Tonight.

mas meeting o. The miners las
been called for tonight. when it is un-
derstood the question Of an amicablc
adjustment Of the Bingham situation
viii he taken up. although yanco Ter
zich. executive board member Of the
Western Federation of Miners would
not discuss this report last night
George H. Day, genera! chairman of
tie grievance committee Of the broth
rrhood OF Railway Traiumcu. Rio
Grandc system. was in Bingham last
righf m attendance at the REGULAR lodge
meetino Of the Bingham local. No. 63l
lIc SAID that tho trsinracn. as an or
Ianizcd hodv. wcrc not afiliated in anv
way with the federation or miners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
With Full Force.

The Utah Copper company, il was
reported, Yesterday continued opera
tions with full working forcc of about
1900 men. exclusive of dcputiyed
guards, Blasting was resumed at $50
0 clock Yesterday morning, lasting until
noon, and again at 4;15 clock. last.
ing until late in tho afternoon, The
blasts followed each other more rap
idly than usual, and shook the build.
ingg Of the town. j, n. Scbilliuc. su-
periniendent Of the company. said that
moro than 1900 tons Of orc were
mined and shipped yesterday. Fifteen
steam shovels are IN operation, and
men arc at work on every level. day
and night shifts.
The Highland Bov minc brought its
woriing force UP TO lJ0 mon, The
aerial tramway TO Toocle was not start.
cd Yesterday, but viii be today. ii is
said. Other mines at Bingham arc
gradually rcsumin% normal operations.
and no trouble is expected The Bos-
ton Consolidated, owned by the Utah
Copper company; The Telegram mine,
the Iampa, tho Bingham & Montana.
inc Silver Shield and one or two smaller
mines, arc the only properties in Bing.
ham that have not vet resumed opera
tious. hui will he normally active with.
ing short while II is believed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
w. G.. T. u. DELEGATES
TO SEE ZION SIGHTS

\ special train bearing l0l eastern dele
Sates LcmcTavd from the national ~, G.
4. l., convention. rcccntlN hcid At Port
land. Or, VIII arrive here today and VII
stop oTcr until night as the guests OF the
local ". c. r r. and the Commerci
club With the delegates viii be Mrs. G
\. Walker AMI Mrs. Lulu Il. Shepard. both
Utah delegates.
II is planned 70 meet the visitors ct tho
station and escort them at once on an
extended Sightseeing tour ut tho cit- and
vicinity hr automobile The Commercial
club VIII be Headquarters fug tho temper.
anro advocates. who VIII gather at tho
club for luncheon after the trip about
the city. Mayor samuel g Park Is gcbed q.
ulcd 10 dcliyc" an addTc:s cf welcome TO
The visitors Al The club
II time permits. IL is planned to ar
range for a SDcricl organ recital for tho
guests. The delegates will resume their
,rip eastward by special train later In
tho evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
CARDINAL FARLEY To
Be HERE WEDNESDAY
Will Be Guest at Banquet in
Denver Tonight, Leaving
There Tuesday.

According to Associated Press advices.
Cardinal Farley will lca"e Denver Tues
day evening. arriving in Salt Lake late
"Wednesday night. While nc word has been
received b. Grand Knight William y,
Lcary OF the local knights OF Columbus
as to tho time of the ca rdugrs arrival
here, ii Is thought that this schedule il
correct SO that the reception and ban
nuet planned for him here Will probably
be held Thursday Of this week.
Tic eminent prelate win he The guest
Of honor III "A banquet 10 be held in Den
YER tonight. Grand Knight Leary today
expects TO learn the exact length OF Car
dinal Farley's stay in Salt Lake and will
begin active work towards entertaining
him al once Cardinal Farley Will go from
here To The coast 10 visit several cities
there before returning 10 his home in
New York city,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Wound Soon Fatal.

The shot entered OH Sanstrom right
side about on level with the lower rih
and tore almost through the hoy's body
in n diagonal direction. 2 large blood
coi appearing OH the left side. although
none of the shot passed through his body
Almost frantic. Coviugion rushed to the
home OF +. (nudson. r short distance
auav. and with the help cr Mr. knudscn
and Charles Spence. who was there they
carried the wounded boy to the house,
br ". IL Rothwcll OF Murray ass
noitned. as was also the sherifs office
in Salt Lake City. DR.. Eothwcn picked
Up the boys iuothcr and rushed 10 the
place in his automobile aBu oIrrl1it Jo-
ssph {, Sharp came soon afterward,
bringing viii, him DR. 7. NJ MclIugh.
Tho doctors dressed tho wound and then
started To take the bnv Ia St Marks
hospital in Salt Lake CITY, but he died
before they reached Aiurray and the
body was taken 10 the home Of his par
crts. Mr. and Mrs Erick Ssnstrom IS
lhn,aI sircaI AIl,r1.l,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Joseph S Hat in the RING

Harry > losenh returned yesterday
from a trip through AIillard and Roayel,
counties With 'he announcement that ne
is an independent candidnte for congress
ana wishes bis friends to write his name
enp!atlcally against the candidacy Of
Jacob johnson for congress and wishes
his friends in the Republican party 10
scratch the name Of Jacob johnson aud
counties. Joseph declares. he viii receiye
more votes for congress than win John
son. From DOW until election Josonh
IS many votes as possible from Ren,,r
lcans IN salt Lake county. Joseph spid
last nlgnt that his hat was prominently
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
TO SHOW POLITICIAN
IN HIS TRUE LIGHT
Press Club Actors Promise to
Present Prominent Men
as They Are.

All three acts of "The Political Folies
of 1872" were rchearscd OH tho Salt Lake
thcater stage and tho Press club boys who
arc taking part were the recipients OF
much praise from attaches OF the theater
An advance man here representing road
shows on the way 10 this city said
Eve seen ;hc Grdiron club of Washing
ton. ID. c.. put on shows TO show up ma =
t!onal leaders and have always thought
them the last word in clcvcrncss. They
arc-fm not changing my mind, but as
good. as clean. as snapp:~ anything
the Gridiron boys have done is this play
YOU fellows arc rchc1 rsni;. The lines and
sitDa lions are great: wc-you'vc heard
NC laughing steadily, so need say
more?''
This comment from 4 man who would
be expected to see only the flaws and
ilukes in an amateur production made tho
Press club Theapians feel that all theh'
hard work has not been in vain. Added
enthusiasm was the result.
The big item contributing 10 the polish
OF this years Offering is the Straight
stuff making up the play. There is no
horse play; no broadsldes, depending upon
their local application only for laughs from
tue audiencc-throughout all dialogue and
business are clean and legitimate. yet
it is this very fact that Will make the
show n scream
Thnl. OF IT, National and local politi-
clans all shown up in their true light (not
buriesqued), Every word thev saw on the
stage. every motion they made every
thought they think. are true to life II
will he a treat indeed for originals sea ted
in the audience 10 ''see themselves as 9TH
ers sec en-"
When one stops 10 consider that news
paper men know politicians and others OF
prominence better than any other class OF
men can possibly know these leader a
startling show may be expected And
those who expect thyiis plentifu!ly min
gled with laughs will not be disappointed
Young folks and old should make IL a
poiat 10 see The Political Follies OF 1872"
The Salt Lake thcatcr is tho place and
Thursday evening, October 81, the time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Unchanged at Bingham.

At Bingham the situation Yesterday
remained unchanged, According 10
Chief Deputy Sheriff AXcl Steele, an
armed posse Of tweutT men under Dep
ulty L. T.. Crutch6eld is surrounding o
the central point in Pine canyon, where,
it is believed, are hiding the gunner
who Friday morning attacked workmen
AT the United States mine. shooting
Harry Spinbon, a deputy, in the alb
ployees Of the mine
Since the shooting the sheriff 5 posse
has continuously secured the hills for
the eunmcn, and it is now believed fhc
fugitivcs have been cncirclcd by the
officers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
RALLIES IN COUNTY.
Republicans viii Address Voters in Var.
Gus Sectlona

Fred Fice. director OF the Republican
speakers bureau for Salt Lake county.
announces a rally ut Winder ward to-
morrow night, at which Julian Thomas,
w. Mon; Ferry, Dale Park and O. w.
Carlson will speak; also u Scandinavian
rally at tic Odeon hall or Wedncsdsy V
night. r l.. Judd. II \. Smith and Ne
phi Jcnson will speak at Hunter 'churs-
day. and Il. A. Rogers, w. H. Eydalch
and r. r. Young at South Cottonwood
or the same night
There win be Republican rallies at
the Granite high school ard at West
Jordan on Friday night. at which II. 4.
Smith. r. 3. Young. O. w. Carlson, II.
G. Tv"rsou and John Jensen Will soeaN
on Saturday night r.. J.. Judd. Governor
Spiy ana U. \. Snit, xpea'- at Pleasant
Green. ON the Samo nigh; fudge ]. y
Frick. -. .. E!deout and Julian Thomas
Will speak at Eiycrton and T.. E Young
will speak at Taylorsyiile.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Veteran Employee.

Pope was born in Erie, Pa, in 1S47.
lie had been resident in Utah for
Ohio Copper company for the last ton
years He is survived by two sons,
George Pope OF Upper Bingham, and
one living at Weyanwega. Wis, his
wife and three sisters, who also live
in Wisconsin, The family members in
the east have been advised Of POPE 8
death by telegram. sent from the Bing-
ham establishment Of O 'Donnell & Co.
uDdcrtakers, where the body now rests
The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon a . o'clock from the O Don.
nell chapel in Bingham, The Rev II
w. Driver viii ofliciate. Tntcrment
will be in the Bingham cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
UNKNOWN THIEVES
MAKE HEAVY HAUL
Loot Barber Supply Com
pany's Place and Garry
Away $1,000 in Goods.

The Salt Lake Barber Supply compa ny
OF S15 South State street Was robbed some
time Saturday night. the intrudcrs MAX
Ing their escape with much booty and ap-
psrsntiy leaving no clew 10 their identity.
James l. karr. proprietor OF tic place.
had occasion To 90 thcre about 10 O'Clock
yesterday forenoon and found the noor lit
tered and about $1,000 worth OF merchsE-
disc gone.
Nj. karr at once notified the police
and an investigation was conducted hui
II was apparent that the thieves knew
their work as they seem 10 have covered
every track. Among tho articles taken
from the place are 621 razors, Gfty pairs
Of shears. seventeen pairs OF clippers,
forty razor homes. six maSfaSe machines
and large quantities OF shaving soap.
combs. towels and other BARRIERS supplies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
ELKS M|NSTRELS TO
HAVE PARADE TO-DAY
Performers in Tonights Big
Show Will Disport Be-
fore Public.

The Eiks ATnstrels parade will he on
at noon today. and il viii be forerun-
ner Of the highest class Of minstrel pro-
ductions. The parade will he led BY
'TumDoters. followed by platoon OF po-
lice, who will clear the streets. Follow
ing them sill come Exalted Eulcr War
ner and fifty Elks in uniform The band
bringing up the rear.
The last rehearsal was held at the
Salt Lake theater Sunday afternoon,
with the newspaper men and some close
praise of the auditors after every num-
Der, as shown by their applause. was
music to tie people on The stage and
was a slight 1ntimation OF what will
happen when the first show Is put on
tonight
The first part was perfectly staged and
Will make grand opening for the per
formancc, The jokes are new. tic song
cert soloists as John T. Hand. tenor,
with Fl Hear You Calling Me" and ".
r. Sioley. tenor, with 'In the Garden OF
Ny Heart ". S Holloway. hasso IN
Neptune with dozen "coon" songs
and ballads. quartettes and choruscs, the
opening promises to be strong. The
Roman C Jrayesyy the n1onologue oy
BY George Cohen. "Huldah Hawkins's
Ball." should make = production 10 take
ones breath away
Ticket sales ran past the 1000 mark
the house Will ne filled 20 capacity both
Monday and TUESDAY nights There win
be considerable change OF programme
for Tuesday night
Harry Elliott last night received the
following;
Dear Harry-Meet mo at shc safe
deposit at 10 a. m, Walkers bank.
Ton, IomorroN morning OIonday) and /
Barnsto lo-karat diamond TO wear
at the Elks AfinstreIs Am doing
this so you will not be outshone on
tnis occasion. kindly blow the foam
high. so as not 10 soil Ibis mountain,
IT. f. RAND
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
YOUTH STAYS CHUM
DURING QUAIL HUNT
BY Accidental Discharge of
Gun Walter Sanstrom Re-
ceives Fatal Wound.
SOON BEYOND ALL AID
Mother Reaches Sons Side i'll
Time TO Hear Last
Words.
SOON BEYOND ALL AID

Waiter Sanstrom OF Murray was scci'
dentally shot white quail hunting ycster-
dav afternoon. by Edward CoNinctou, his
cll,rrr. and died as he was being taken
10 hospital about two hours later. Tho
two BOYS, who were aged - and ~ years,
respectively. were hunting for quail in
the brush near The mouth Of Elg Cot
tonwood canyon. Walter, who was the
older. was walking about fifteen fcet
ahead OF his companion when, according
To Edward he suddenly said that there
were some uuall jus, ahead Edward
drew hack Tho hammer of his gun. which
was y single barrel shotgun. and locke
Up for the birds. As he did 50 hc Stun
be over something In the path and the
load OF shot was discharged into his
GONNA MONS back
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

>, II. Love and Frank Evans will sneak
at Big Cottonwood Thursday nishfi 4
pig Progressive rally is planned for Sing
nam on Thursday night. Nephi 7. Nor
rs, ,, r. r. Christensen and Brigham Clocy
VIII speak. There will be music bv tbe
hlnsham band and the Full Moose"
male quavtette
George NJ. Sullivan and Robert T
rally at the Franklin school on Friday
mShf; On Saturday there Will be Pro-
gressiye rallies At Draper and Holiday
at which 2. p. Christensen. r b. Porter
and Louis Larson Will speak VI 's'
Inc campaign will be closed next Mon.
day night by the Progressives with raj
lieS AT Murray and MdyaIe and at tho
Garrlck theateT III Salt Lake p. Il
Christensen will speak at Murray. 1nI,n
D. Murphy and Frank Evans at Midyaln
and w. u. Livingston al Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
HERBERT j. CUSHING
MOURNED BY MANY

Funeral ser.iccs for Herbert John
cushing Wcrc held in Tho Emerson ward
chapel at o'cloc.. YESTERDAY aftcrnoon
4 ere was good attendance a, the ser
Eices aud many OF the friends accompan-
,so The body 20 rs last resting placc in
tue city cemetery
Mr. Gushing had been sulf-rlag from
DIABETES foT lie pas; seven yearg. mis-
de'th occurring FRIDAY o, last wce,i. lie
was norn In this city. August %. 1876.
cru Whcn Young man worked as 4
printer and late" as a plumber. Uc ~,
listed IN Batter G. Utah volunteer Ilrrt
artillery. june - 1s9s, and was mustered
out AZ q sergeant. December y 1898 re-
ceiVinE an honorable discharge When
nc was frs; afflicted with INC disessc
lliH' eventually caused Ills death he was
foreman of the mill at Kimberly. Utah. Uc
MAS unmarried. but IS survived ~ his
mother brother DarTv W. Gushing.
and sister. Mrs, Claude ErsEiue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Shock Goes to Heart.

DR.. David II. Ray Of Bingham, was
summoned, and upon careful invcsti ga
tiou found that Pope had not been
clectrocuted, Int that the electric shock
had resulted in sudden heart failure,
DR.. Ray intcrcStedly noted that tho
live Wirc that was responsible for
Pope 5 death was thoroughly insulated.
He also learned that it contained not
moro than ITO volts.
\ careful examination Of Pope s
body resulted in the finding OF only
slight blister on The thumb of thc
right hand TO indicate where the volt
age entered the body.
Peterson said that he and Pope were
walking side by side. when the Iattcr
stumbled, cmtched wildly nt the wire,
and, without word or exclamation,
rceled over dead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Slayer Nearly Crazed.

Covinsjon. who Was The on), ncrson
with Sanstrom nj tho time % the acct
dent. is almost "iazci with GRIEF over
ihc death of his friend. He ken; no his
nerve unul Walter Was on his way 10 the
hospital. however and then brnlo ro-p
being unable To give an accurate accouDt
al tic nature Of the accident for some
Tine
- walter S9nstrom was born in MURRAY
December 81. 1896 and had lived I..~o
AL Ills life, His father, Ericil Sanstrom.
" carpenter. employed by tho Utah
Iss and Coke company in Salt Lake
Nt!' waiter, NJ the time of his death.
VAS employed by the Progress companv
III Murray. In addition to lis parents.
INC boy is survived by three sisters. The
sisters arc Mrs. J.. j. CIswson of Los
Ansclcs. Cat, and Lille and Alice San
stron who live with their parents in
Murray. '''
an announcement regarding funeral ar
ing emcnts viii he made LATER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
JOSEPH LEE AUSTIN
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Joseph Ice AuF.in. son OF Mr., auI Mr..
Thomas ". Austin. dici at tho b'ue. s;s
last Eighth South street. at midnight
SATURDAY night. of pneumonia II. cana
To salt Lake CITY aboJ; two weeks ~,
with a bad cold. and. although he had
the attention OF PHYSICIANS. the cold
turned into pneumonia about forty eight
hours before hc died
Mr.. Austin was born In LenI October
"S. 1852. hut had lscd in this citp for
t.,o pact six wars. lie IS survived h,-
his parents aud three bruthcrs and four
Sis'cr-'. Tne hir'tIcrs and sistc--- arc
;Nubcu. Finssir. Gilbert Tilelu'a B!airc
L'lu and EiIih. all %: wi;om I've in i;iis
ctr.
The hojv viii re taken To- chi Tnc<-
dat- r-pTDinc and funeral ecr1.jso4 HllI
llr held ih"rr at II o'ciccl. thaf dar
inicrn.cn; "ill hc in the Lchi ccmcleiy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Republicans TO Sneak

:. GnNeFn9r spry viii address a Rop,b-
pCan In rauy tonight at Ogden. Senator
,feeu 9Hioct VIII speak for the Republican n
t'Ghet at Morgan; Senator George Sn,N
giland and w. - Kydalch viii speak at
ooele. Congressman Howell will snesls
a. Mant; j. r. Hammond and r
E, usEnr at Mercur; Attorney General
X. Barnes at Provo; Hcrscho, Rni1on
II, .. lvcrson AZ SantanitIn Nv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Dying Boy Greets Mother.

Walter was conscious when his mother
reached the knudsen home and talked
With her intclliecntly before starting 10
the hospital. His mother was alone az
her homo when told over the telephone
OF the accident few minutes before the
doctor calic5 To take her To the i<nud-
sen homo. which is about three miles
from MURRAY, A littic later the bows
sisters came home. ana they. too re-
lived the news over tlc telephone.
Little. The older or the girls. was told
10 60 10 the hospital. which she did
he;ug mot there with the news TINT ner
brother was dead. The entire family Is
prngtratrG with Grief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
HEART IS STOPPED
BY ELECTRIC SHOCK
Leslie Pope, Veteran Miner OF
Bingham, Instantly Killed
at Lark Conccntrator.
CRASPS a LIVE WIRE
Current Not Sufficient 10 Or
dinarily Cause Death, De
cIarcs Physician.
CRASPS A LIVE WIRE

Leslie Pope, aged G5 wears, = we'll.
known miner of Bingham, was killcd
by an electric shock while working ut
the failing dump reservoir Of the coU-
ccntrating mill at Lark yesterday morn
ing nj Z clock According TO Daniel
Peterson Of LARK. vino was working
at the side of Pope, ihc unfortunate
man slipped at tho cdgc of the Teser
voir, and i'm grasping for support,
clutchcd live wire that feeds the
incandesccntS clamps used around the
reservoir. Death was almost instanta-
nCOuS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Success and Failure

Success Is not stl,,,.a
g"llus. nor is failure cave,
!ach of genius. The lnonv .
manhood which NC See sro ~. :.
cause those men railc5 "a ~
law, IL IS the Young rosr
maintaining the lnstifutIon,. !.
Tncsc institutions arr ~ .
rcd blood and yIgor o, yon,s
per cent III the men WHO ].
vice OF America are ymne -
! have no patience with n
VINO says he never had al
There never was such a fsylsx'
ries OF cartoons irln In a ~
paper (The Trihunel during n
n,er months about the ~
"had no chance" was n rr,,,
on the subject. The Sres,ss'
history have climbed from 4
est narrowcst environment
Fellows don't 90 wrong hec,,
have to. There never WAS ? n
icapped by not having sons \
in II, \ fellow who goes 10 h
goes there In spite OF tia, =
| never saw Il lad who dMs;
some meanness in him. II II'
and he mast DE disciplined. a
pine ts a part OF NE. This Q
moral suasion is nonsense. CD
there in everyone. but yop'V
fight for il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Mormons an Example

It was such 4 motive uss
tho Mormon people 10 MAKE !.
sand mic march out acrpss "a "a
and helped them through n% ,s'.
found their settlement N ~
The men Of the ncvth was
the civil war because cow i. 4
hearts ahcy believed max ~ ~,
that All men should os 1
equal" ln.
II Won want 10 he Kept sa..,.. es5r
want 10 realize yoDr aUloIn
dreams, YOU mus, lean 1
power Of the Eternal Goo, ~,
I've unselfishly; you mus ~
ly: YOU must live @e,nlu ,,,
ilGsr keep tine way OF AZ
pure. Only on this stano
can YOU hope 10 wa,h w. \.
rightly and como 10 Snys
reward that God las Prepei~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
No Autos for Bull Moose

me Progressive party will use no anto-
ioplies or other vehicles 10 take voters
10 register or to the polls to vote at fbc
o|hnnS erection; j. II Turner, chairman
written the chairmrn Of tho other no,ii;.
ca parties requesting that tley. co-on
crate VIII him and decline to furnish
received only one reply. which cams ron
.ne HociahSt part. nedging that nariv
70 take u similar stand In lbe matter =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
MINISTER 7l[N|
YOUNG MEN O||
Rev. P A. simpkiin h
FIRST of Discourse,
Vital Problem,
DioSi' LINE Is Ei1
Spiritual Inspiration n
Motive in Doing p3
Says Speaker

In the first Q; seric, =,
addressed to Young mon 49,.
ing winter. the Rcv. p. A
OF Phillips Congregation
evening delivered n stron, ..
&c appeal to youths and 10 ,s
the responsibility of ,r,,S'
given. The pastor took .,
Problem OF the Young Ma. ~
nouncod that he would d.vo'.
evening in each month 10 49,
some topic Of interest 10 ,h.
He said in part.
The great problem \,
man IS TO keep life lin ~ T., ~
am always eager 70 ' 70 ~
Eo,lilS man, TO help hin, s,aS s,,s,
fal!s. No more damnsblsa ao ~
coined than 10 lend coin- 'e
ment that life is bnf,e-| = q
aeen much. stand ann.n ig
WaStage OF young mon H.
tnosc to whom come ,he ~.
Ties or the future. 'Si1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Students Will Celebrate

at tho high school TODAY and !, ;s p.n:e
ed a general assembly will be called 20
enleora.e the Eridi-on victory over C,sdcn
~ ,nc snnnal contest is*t SATURDAY.. The
'''i1F mus year vas tho rno.r decisive
IN voc history of rivalry hAtvenn tl.sn
,"o >InooIs aud monx,er demonstration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

and that The trainmcn were justified
in not declaring for the strike when
il WAS called.
William Meyers. a deputy. who acci-
deutally shot and killed Oscar r. Kelly.
another deputy. al the Bingham e.
Garfield station IN Bingham Saturday.
is still being held at the county iail.
pending the results Of An investigation
spd coroncrs inquest.