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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
TRANSPORTATION
CLUB TO ATTEND

Many of tho members OF the sal
Lake transportation club. composed o
many OF the leading railway men OF th
west will attend the funcra! OF MT. Ec
clcs today. The club yesterday adoptc'
the following resolutions of respect u
his memory:
Whereas, The worth OF Mr. EccIes
as q citizen and his prominence ana
value AS an organizer and bullucr OF
railways and numerous other INDUS
trial enterprises OF magnitude in inc
community and as n uscful ana act-
I've officer OF such organjza uons. con-
trIbutlng so much to their success
and To the welfare OF the community,
were publicly recognized. and
Whereas, Mr., Ecclcs WAS pcrsonhi-
~ known and respected hy man!' OIL
riccrs and members of the Salt Lake
City TRANSPORTATION club, who In ms
death feel personal loss rs wen as
a serious loss TO the community,
therefore be IL
Resolved ut this meeting That eN-
prassions of synIpa thy OF the mem
bers of the club be extended TO the
family of David Eccles in this hour
OF their bereavement. and II was
further.
Resolve ed, That copies OF these reso-
lutions he sent TO the family OF Mr..
E.ccles as an evidence of the esteem
In which he was held and rs an en-
preston OF sympathy.
u. s SPENCER,
J. IL DAVIS.
JOEL l.. PRIEST.
Committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Weber County Mourns.

The commissioners OF Weber count.
have decided 10 attend the services II
n body aud as part OF their regula
" eekly meeting this morning. the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted
WchcrJs. IL has pleased God in His
infinite wisdom 10 call 10 his eternal
home, David Eccles, a noted citizen
OF our community:
We recognize what the lifc and Ia
bors OF David Eccles has meant 10
Ogden city, TO Weber county, to the
state of Utah and. generally, 10 tho
intcrmountalp country, we herewith
express the sense of deep loss suf-
fcred by our community. in his sud-
den demise.
We recognize IN him man Of
wonderful brain and business ca
tho humble lot OF logger Ia tho
owner OF immense industrial proper
ties: "a man who throughout his ex-
cepltonal financial growth and devcl-
opment remained simple and plain in
his tastes and desires; who In the
accumulated wealth that sprang TO
him because OF his amazing orcaniz-
ing power saw only the means for
greater organization and distribution
who grew ip wealth without acquir-
ing the greed OF the mscr; who
found his greatest satisfaction. not
in the requirement OF his wealth, but
IN the use of It's power TO create, To
organize, TO carry TO successful
frultiop additional enterprises: who
boarded none OF his means but
into new undertali kings, opening up
the country, fostering industry and
manufacture and adding To the cm-
pioymcnt of labor;
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Loss to Community.

We sec In David Uccles q kind and
indulgent husband and father, who
loved his family, who sought 10 teach
them by his example simplicity.
frusalty, thrift. economy and tie
proper use Of the power that had
come to him through his labors.
Now, therefore, be Il
Resolved, That We express our sor-
row at the loss OF such a member
of our community and tho shock with
which VIC received the news OF his
sudden death while he was appar-
emily In the prime of lifc; and. he 1t
further
Resolved. That We herewith extend
10 the family of David Cccles our
heartfelt sympathy. May the COM
fortlnS Influence Of the Holy Spirit
temper their grlef. and may the
life Of their husband and father and
their own cndeavor 10 practice all
that was good In life endow them
With the power needed 10 properly
accept and discharge the great re-
sponsibilities that his death has now
brought unto them. and may his life,
his endeavors and his accomplish.
meuts long he an example worthy OF
emulation throughout our community
llic,
Rcsolyor, further. That these reso-
lutions be spread In full upon the
minutes OF tho board OF county COM
ulssioners and that copies thereof
he forwarded by The county clerk 10
the family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
LIVESTOCK SHOW
At LEWISTON, IDAHO
Opening Day Favored by
Ideal Weather and Presence
of Large Crowds.

Special 10 Tile Tribune.
LEWISTON. Idaho. Dec. with
ideal weather and large crowds brim-
ming with enthusiasm the second an
puju northwest livestock show opened
it's gates this morning 10 the entire
northwest. with all available space
taken with the high quality OF livestock
that could be selected from The farms OF
the northwest. with prospective bidders
from all the largest packing centers OF
the Pacific coast, the show Is constd-
cred the best that has been seen i'm many
years There arc listed for prizes . lew
head over 5000 stock. In the minds ol
the judges. who have been selected from
the universities and colleges or tie west:
the show ls by far the best balanced ana
evenly matched that has been seen any
where. Realizing the youth OF the I'VE
stock industry Of the northwest Tie eX-
hibits OF cattle. horses, sheep and hogs
is renar RIA bic.
The greatest care and pains have beer
exercised by the association IN en.ourag
Ing the exhibition OF the highest grade
stock available. The crowds Tor th'
opening events have surpassed AL eX'
pectations of the members OF the asso'
clation.
Unexpected interest was shown todaA
in the Judging contest for the countri
boys and girls In this event there Were %
fmtsrsd se'y1yS y.rnrseg R ,hs tn,eres
shown by the youths and the competence
shown in the making up of their re
ports. The awards In this event VIII b'
made tomorrow
The sale of the fat stock VIII be hell
tomorrow. There are about twenty-tlv'
| cars OF this variety, including cattle
| hogs and sheep. to be sold at auction
Bidders are here from Portland, Sc
| attic, Tacoma and Spokane. and shoV
| interest In the exhibits for sale. "A
| this time the packing firms Will be givel
an opportunity to purchase the Christ
mas supply OF high-grade meats
The livestock parade, which is scneI
uled to be the biggest animal parad
west Of Kansas City. VIII bc hel'
Wednesday, in which the entire ,entlie
| Of cattle and horses viii be exhibited
! The judges selected to judge the stoci
| arc:
w. l.. Caylyle. head of the agriculture
| department OF the University OF Etan
I c. f. Monroe Washington state college
II. G. Ashby. University of Idaho; T. :
| Clark, University of Montana: j. }
Iddings University Of Idaho: J. Hous
| ton McCrosker, Garfield. Washington
| Frank Brown, Oregon Agricultural col
! lege. III, :,
Tomorrow is Portland day and VIII 4, o
honored by a big excursion from IN IN
| Rose city The visitors Will spend IN
| entire day in Lewiston.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
POSLAN STOPS
ALL ITCHING
At ONCE

Eczema or auy skin affection treated
With poslnm Immediately becomes re-
sponsiNc. Itching stops and the trouble
grows less annoying. less cxtenaiVe. until
II finally disappears
An skln diseases. including acne. tc.-
ter, psorasis piles. siCin-Scalc. salt
rheun. BARRIERS aud all otncr lorms oi
Itch. are quickly cradicatcd by Posiam.
Minor troubles. such as rlrnplcs. rod
and inflamed noses. rashes, dandru1,
complexion bleushgs, etc, respond SO
readily that overnight treatment Is often
sufficient.
POSLAM SOAP. used daily for toilet
and bath. viii keep the skin I'm healthy
condition and improve It's color and tex
ture. II offers the healing medication
of roslan in q form particularly beno-
fetal FOR tender skin.
Schramm- Johnson Drugs. and all drug
Gsts sell Posam (pricc 80 cents) and
Poslam Soap tprice - conts). For free
samples write to the Emergency Labora :
tories, 81 West 18th Street. New York
City. 1Adyerilaemcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
MRS. JOB PiNoREE DIES.
lnfirmtlcs of Old Age Cause Death Of
Pioneer Woman.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 3.-Dcath claimed =
pioneer resident OF Ogden today When
Mrs Esther II. plngrec, wife OF Jol,
Pincrcc. president OF the PlDercc Ma
iional bank. died at her residence il2
West Twenty eighth street. at noon. She
had been III for many months from the
iDilrmtics OF advanced years.
Born at Hallow Worcester England.
September 80, 1888. Mrs Pingrcc be-
came "A member OF the Mormon church In
1860, she being the only member of her
family TO affiliate with the early con-
verts In The British Isles IL the fol-
lowing year she came TO America aud
crossed the plains with one Of the wagon
trains. On September 27. 1851. she was
united in marriage TO Mr.. Piugree.
Mrs. Pingrcc is survived by seven
children, who are james Pincrcc,
cashier Of the First National bank: Mrs.
Annie Karron OF McGrath, Canada; Jo-
seph Pingree. manager for the PInsree
Bros. COMPANY; Hyrum Pingrec, man
aScr Of the Ogden Furniture 81 Carpet
COMPANY; Mrs Ida Scowcroft. wife OF
ltcber Scowcroft; Frank Pinsree cashier
of the F1rgt National bank 1T Coalville
Utah: Mrs. Pearl Taylor wife OF Law
renee Taylor Of Ogden. She also leaves
iifty-Hve grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
The arrangements for the funeral hay c
not been completed.
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Adopted by Weber Club.

AZ q special meeting today for the pur'
pose OF arrnSinE 10 attend the funeral II
q body, the members OF the Weber clul
adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas il has pleased the Ruler
Of the Universe to take the Honor
able David Eccles from our midst
just at time when lie was so use
ful To MS In all industrial, financial
and social way: and
Whereas the Weber club loses an
honored and respected member: and
Whereas lie was n kind and loving
husband and father, now therefore
be II
Resolved, by the members OF the
Weber club. through their board of
directors, That while obedIenty
bowinS To- the hand of the Divine
Father. we testify TO his greatness AS
an empire builder and To his great
worth in the financial and industrial
enterprises In Ogden and the entire
west. We have lost one Of our most
valued members, and the west has
lost one of IT'S truly great men. The
members OF the Weber club extend
their sincere coincidence 10 the be-
rcaved family in this their saddest
hpIlr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
ZION BANKERS
WILL ATTEND

Members OF the Salt Lake Clearing
House association Will attend the lunera
of Mr.. Ecclcs in a body, Yesterday th'
a assocIation met and adopted The following
resolutions:
Whereas. II has pleased our Heaven
" Father to remove from this earth
one of The great men or our state,
Hon David Ecclcs of Ogden city;
and
Whereas. Tie was closely associated
in business with our membership ana
affiliated In various ways with the in
tercsts OF our community; ands
broadcast conceptions and the highest
ideals. whose genius and energy were
dircctcd towards the upbuilding OF our
state, the ennohlinS OF our citizens
and the uplifting OF his fellowmen;
Resolved, That the salt Lake Clear
ing House association, in the death
OF David Cccles, recognizes that he
was a foremost man OF the state d
man of the greatest integrity. great
in natural endowment, great in 1udS-
ment and foresight and lllustrious in
achievement, set meek in manner,
humble In success. tender in heart,
genial In nature and aflecuonatc in
his home. in spirit a man whose litc
was gentle and the clements so mixed
In him that nature might stand up
and say TO all the world, 'This was
a man." and.
Whereas, That in the death OF Da-
Nid Eccles MS faHlIy: ms cornluul
Ills city, his state, the Rocky noun
tain region and tho world. wherever
his activities and personality were
known, have suffered an irreparable
loss: and,
Resolved. That the heartfelt sym
pathy of this association and all the
members and employees thereof be
rendered TO the family Of our distin-
guishcd friend and fellow citizen,
who have suffered by the death OF
their father and protector loss which
only the healing influences Of time
and divinity can assuage; and,
ReSols ed. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this as
sociatiou and a copy thereof present
cd to the bereaved family.
salt Lake Clearing House associa-
ton. Louis II. Farnsworth. president
Charles :, Burton. secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Woman Drowned.
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune,
POCATELLO. Idaho. Dec. 9.--For tho
second time this year the sluggish Port
Ncuf river has claimed it's death toll. \
few weeks ago the little son or Mr.. and
Mrs. W j. Thomas was drowned and last
night as Mr. and Mrs. J. Jensen were
driving along the river near the Wrcnstad
bridge their horse became frightened and
backed the rig into the river. Mr. Jen-
sen escaped With difficulty. but was un-
able 10 save his wife. The horse was
hauled out this morning, but despite con-
tInued efforts all night and today tho body
of Mrs. Jensen has not been found. Tn
der tic directions OF Fire CTcr Mcmahon
the river has been dragged repe3t cdly
Even dynamite has not loosencd the body.
Mrs Jensen was most estlmablc lady
and the entire community tx shocked at
l,cr sudden and terrible death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
OF ECCLEs
no Be HELD TODAY
.cObute to His Memory VIII
psq|c Given in Five West
ern States.
rnt
RANGEMENTS MADE
prG r
Is,olndancc Will Probably Be
Ii,Largest in lhe History
le of Ogden.

III TO The Tribune.
DEN. Dec g.-Thc death ot David
L. has been noted throughout the
west. but the most sign'fl-
Iobservnncc OF the even, VIII take
\ Tomorrow afternoon when all op-
ons in connection with every en-
Ase In Which he had been Identified
ctnse for Il period OF five minutes
demonstration will extend through
Fye states. Oregon, Nevada. "y0-
/ Idaho and tab.
fIrlpatiug 4 slight delay in 'hc iu-
serviccs, II has been planned 10
Ibc fitting observance at clock,
hat hour cycry street ear in Oedeh
Logan will cease 10 operate FOR d
d OF five minutes, likewise The
n on the two oregon railroads with
N the late financicr was identilie ed,
Eccles plants in Idaho will join.
4 upera tiens on several STOCK
aes OF Nevada and in the coal mince
hclt Springs. Wyo., viii cease Tor
I'VE minute interval. In the five
N flags have rloated al half-must
,IIe past several days over scores oil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
LOGAN PEOPLE
TO BE PRESENT
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN, Dec. "a large number oi
people from this county and city, will at
tend the funeral OF David Ecclcs In Ogden
tomorrow. The directors OF the CONNER
cial Booste ers' club will attend In u body
as will city and county officials; Al the
was Identified will come 10 a slandstill
for five minutes from l;G0 TO l335 as d
mark OF respect This Will include the
street and luterurban railways
Tic county commissioners met this al
tcrnoon and passed the Following resou.
rions;
Whereas. Our respected and es-
tcemcd friend and citizen, the Hon.
David Gcclos; has been suddenly
there To continue his arduous plod up
ward and 10 add his mite toward the
accomplishment OF Gods great pur-
poses. and,
whereas He has been one of the
most potent factors In our civic adj
! vunccment, and the upbuiIding OF this
| iuisrmounlain empire: and,
Whereas, lie has especially turned
his efforts to tho beauufying OF
! Cache valley aud Cache county. and
to the agsra Indictment Of our wealth
! and industrial opportunity. Nov,
therefore. be II
| Resolved, That the board OF county
| commissioners OF Cache county. Utah.
in regular session assembled. does
hereby condonc the loss OF our stall
| part friend and citizen whom We re-
| speclcd for his wisdom and toll. and
| loved Tor his devotion and LOYALTY 10
our county and state, be II further
| Resolved. That VIC sympa,hize with
| the borcaVod family OF cur departed
| brother aud we say unto them that
] their losg " our loss and tho loss OF
. tho whole lnicrmountain empire.
/ winch he 20 greatly helped To con-
/ glruCt. Ec il further
Resolved. That copy OF these rcso-
| lutioDs he forwarded To- the family
4 Of the Hon. David Ecclca aud that
they bn spread upon the minutes OF
I'M. board
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Loss Kcenly Felt.

Whereas. This city viii for many
days regrctf1lly feel the absence oi
Mr.. Ccclcs as one of our most re-
spected citizens. and for the loss vi
whom his fellow citizens are called
now TO mourn. Therefore be il
Resolved. That this community.
through The commissioners OF Ogden
City cXtcnd the coincidence or ITS
citizens TO the family OF Mr.. Ec-
CIcs. the members of which have lost
n loving husband. a kind father and
Il thoughtful brother: and
Resolved. THAT copies of tids rcso-
luton ne provided in approprigte
FORM and presented 10 his FAMILY;
and
Resnlve ed. That tho commissioner
and Tho heads OF cpartmentS or
Ogden City attend In "A body the fu-
neral ia be held In the afternoon OF
December 10: and
Resolved. That this resolution be
pcrpetuated In the official records OF
ogden CITY.
\. 6. FELL.
Myyur Commissioner;
II. <. BROWNING.
commissioner;
J. C. NYE.
Commissioner.
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City Adopts Resolutions.

The municipal government OF Ogden
City took official cognizance OF the dcatf
OF the former mayor in the following
resolutions adopted at the regular meet.
ing tonight.
Whereas, IN tho physical passing
~ the Honorable David Ecccs OF
this city. whose death occurred in
Salt Lake City. Utah, OIL the even
ing OF December Of this yenr, 1871.
THE community has lost the pres-
cnco Of one Of its carly settlcrs. one
whose tDlents and energy fitted him
f"r Tie task OF helping TO build our
vast Inland empire: and ono whose
success In aiding In the Development
OF the native resources OF our city.
county and state has become a mopu~
ment of enterprise through which hc
hss placed his name upon the roll Vf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
HOTEL PROPRIETOR
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

Fred Pouison. proprietor Of the Inn
nerial hotel was arrested on three
chargcs last night as II result or the
complaints of guests OF The place. who
alleged that they had been shabbI.y
treated.
lpuor law, violation or the register IL
censc act aud conducting q disurderly
housc-were entered opposite the name o!
PouIson OIL the police bottcr He was
permitted TO 20 after furnishing cash
bail of $500.
rho arrest IL said 10 have resulted
from the compia mt OF four men. guests
of the place who said they have tho
necessary evidence against Poulson and
are willing To give II into the hands Of
tEc police because Of an alleged over
Charge which they say they suffered mt
the hands of the hotel man,
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CANVASS SCHOOL VOTE.
w. Lester Mangum Elected in Fifth oy
One Vote.
Special To Tic Tribune.

Special To Tic Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. 9.-The Provo city school
board met today 10 canvass the returns
on the election held December I. Ihe
clerk OF the board was Instructed To rs
sue certificates of election 10 John w;
Farrer, First ward \. o, Smoot. Second
ward; Evan WriGc. Third ward; Arthur
n. Taylor, Fourth ward. and W. Lester
Mangum, Fifth ward.
InasnuCh as there was some question
on the election IN the Ftfth, where a. j.
southwick. the present member. was de-
feateJ by Mangum By only one vote.
Nangum's vote being seventy seven and
Southwick's seventy-slN, Southwick WAS
excused from attending the meeting 10
canvass the returns.
The Judges OF election of the Fifth
ward certified In their return. that J.
Leo Bown, when he presented himself
at the polls To vote WAS challenged and
his vote was sworn In. Whether this VIII
! cause II contest has not been definitely
determined but Mr.. Southwick: the de-
| feated member, has stated positively that
| he will not contest the election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Asks for Fire Apparatus.

spcCiaI 10 The fTIUUnc.
PROVO. Dee. 9.-Tie city commission
ers today took Up communication from
Fire Chief Joseph ". Loycless. in which
the chief asked tho commission to install
in his department hook aud ladder
truck. The chief also recommended that
an ordinance he passed compelling own
cis of all buildings two stories and more
in height 10 provide fire escapes. The
matter was taken under dSisement and
the fire chief and city attorney we're
instructed To make "A thorough Inspection
OF ail buildings within the fire limits and
report on their condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Will Be Missed.

Great soul that he was, he lived
so that lie viii be missed. His Keen
perception, his ability TO sec the re-
;,lity of things, however small or how
ever gigantic his sense of justice,
his desire 10 benefit his fellow men
by establishing lucrative enterprises.
hs laithfulncss To his friends, his
devotion as . husband and father.
his steadfastucss to his testimony
10 the truth OF The guspcl-thcsc
are some of the virtues which err
deared himself 10 us. His services as
n member OF this board have been
Of inestlmable worth. In council We
have admired his genius. proRted by
his judgment. been encouraged by
his cheerfupcss. and felt secure in
planning with him the future of our
school Yes we shall miss him, and
so win the intermountaiu west. but
none will sense so koenly his death
as VIII his beloved families.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-10
Let The Little Doctor"
Be Your Household d
Sentry

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in salt Lake city, our beloved
brother gnd fellow WORKER. David
Ecclcs. suddenly received and I'm
mcJ!aIcIy answered the last earthly
SUMMONS His days work being
done. ne laln Would have come home
TO the bosom of his family for need
ed res; and peace. but that night hts
life's mission was also completed.
and unseen messengers guided his
spirit 10 its heavenly home. GncN-
nccted, unhcraldcG. almost like the
lightning nash came the call Of
death. Almost instantaneous and IN
hesliatlng seemed our brothers re-
sDOnSe. lie loved lie and anticl
patcd the enjoyment OF many moro
active years, vet so productive and
useful bad his llfe been that he VAS
ready 10 go when he did.