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And if we do think of those two and
 glibly learn to say them, The chances are no living soul has eer
 seen us obey them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-12
A REAI, JONAH.

"Dibbs is 2 most unlucky fellow" Quite so. If he were to buy bowl of
 gold fish they would probably tarnish in less than a week"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-12

No communication will be published without it's authors name. Re1ected manuscript will not be returned unless stamps are enclosed for that purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-12

uo Wpier this month than the plu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-12

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala.' postoffice as second-class matter under act of Congress March 5. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-12
PERHAPS.

PERHAPS contemporary wishes to know why there are so many idle men. There would not be so many Sons of Rest'' in the world if there were not so many fool women in the world who are willing to work for man simply because his hair curls naturally.
 DIAGRAM OF A PROBLEM PLAY.
 THE WOMAN. HER HUSBAND. HER LOVER.
 NET RESULT.
 O
 PAUL COOK.
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fae laat7 traa has not been sighted 1eHa thc A@zouu ltdi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-12
HUMAN NATuRE

"Pillxlns dotes on Epictetus.' Anything like flinch?"
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Daily and Sunday Age-Herald. $500 Daily and Sunday, per month -. .to naiIs, ara Snnday tbree months. zoo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
TO EXTEND ELECTRIC
LINE Up CANYON
Snecial 10 The TrIhune

OGDEN. March 1j.-By the granting OF
right OF way franchise for the final
stretch OF road in Ogden canyon the Og-
den Rapid Transit companys proposed
electric line extension to Huntsville in the
Ogden valley is now assured. The board
of county commissioners, in scssi sion to-
day granted the company the right To
construct its line and operate cars on
the county road abutting the. ldlewild
property. which is owned by the Ogden
Canyon Resort company. BY this grant
the company has now secured a franchise
for the use OF the road throughout the
entire distance from the Hermitage, the
present terminus OF the line. to Hunts
vile. The franchise provides that only
so much Of the south side OF the road be
used as is necessary TO the operation OF
the cars
Work on The construction OF the eNten-
sion will be started soon. as the work
must start within six months or the fran
chise to use the county road will be for
feitcd, II will require about seven mill les
OF track 10 extend the line TO Hunts /,
Vile and when completed Il will add
greatly to the scenic advantages OF a trip
through the canyon, as some of the finest
scenery OF the state is 60 be found beyond
the present terminus OF the electric line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Results at Charleston.

Bv International News Service.
CHARLESTON. N. C.. March IL
Race results
First race. four furlons-Ethelburg
Biin. los lo4 GKoerncr,, , 10 l. second;
Ralph Lloyd, ioI (BoreD. 10 to I. third
Time, 20 60 seconds. Follane. Miss
Edith, For. sumter John G. Weaver
Second race, five and half furlongs
Chiffon Queen, loI (Turncr). 20 to !,
won; Domines; 1oI QIanoyerp. to J.
third Time. l:os "a. Bodkin. Penny
royal Mazie. Toison dor. Cardiff. Star
over. Lighthouse. and Mark Anthony
also ran.
tPeak). to . won; Colonelv HOLLOWAY.
40 tTuner). TO J., second; Grit. 40
1skhvIn'. 10 to I. third. Time, 1:29 Is;
River and Ocn'e Court also ran:
Fourth race, one mile-Guy Fisher. 101
[Milsonl. to .. Won: Mockler lOl
es (skirvm. 9 to 5, third. Time. AZ rs.
Only three starters
Fifth race. six furlones-Tom Massie,
los (Turner,, 3 to !, won; Richard Reed.
William, III Uensen). 10 to ]. third.
Time lis 4-5. Working Lad, Stelclin,
Incision. Sir Edward, Rash, ]. RI. Hough-
ton and La L Mexican also ran.
Strike Out. ia (Butwelll, TO ., won;
Oakley. i13 COberD. 10 I. second; Ted
dy Bear. 109 (Moody). 20 to l, third.
Time 1909 1-5. L'Appelle, Tackle, Wild
Cherry. Minnie Bright, Gilbert. Fiddle,
Carlisle NJ. Sir Mineemcat and Davia
also ran
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards
Iimpet. 100 (Sklrvin). 10 !. won, Jack
Denman. 100 (EIopkinsl. l6 to D, second !;
Eddie Grsney. los Vorsyth). to l.,
tnird Time t.d7 AlaXentus, Barn
dance. Norman. Miss Jonah, Pretend
Royal Report, Roebuck, Frog and Elroy
also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Entries for Tomorrow's Races.

BY International News Service
CHARLESTON. March 1l-Entries foi
tomorrow's races:
First race four furlongs-Yorkvillc. ia
Corie f, III; Jack OF Hearts. Lunar
Eclipse. Auto Run Homeland. III; Miss
Edith. Alice Lee. l06: Force. ll?.
us: Chiffon Squaw Thrifty, Mon Ami,
101; Nsughty Lad. iOs; Sir Edward. 10;
Kilderkin Muf. Bertis. Golden Pearl
Emerald Isle. ll2. Moncrief. III; Uncle
Third race siN and a half furlougs-
Ursula Emma, 81: Eaton. knights Differ.
Bard or Hope. g.: Republican. %; lvaOel,
l05: Mexicapa. LOG: LsCkrosc, 96; Judge
Nonck, Merry Lad. 100; r. NJ. Green,
Amorct. Carlton c., Prince Ahmed, Ill.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth
Helene, Leopold. %: Camel. 100 Col Ash :
meade, Oakhurst G. NJ Miller. l02; NJ.
Cambon. l04: Nadzu. LOG.
Fifth race six and a half furloDgs-
Tick Tack, 95: Commoners Touch, Char
lie O'Brien, 9s. Lady McGee. 81; Judge
Howell oS. Efficiency. l03; Yankee, 105
SteaIawsy. James Dockery. los; Rey.
Gsybiyd. l0'; Felix. Stalmore, Cheerup'
los
SiNth race, slN furouss-Minnie Bright.
Barnev iGos. lOb: Prosper. Warner Girls
well. Roseburs w. 10Y, Louis DescoGnets.
lncision. Defect Cold Cap. Ilo; Billy
Barnes. us; West Point. III; Emperor
William. 10: BTevite. i92.
Seventh race mile ana an eighth
Chgnida, 81; My Gal. Black Branch. 90:
Hatteras. loI; John E'uilons. 1903; Guilty.
hunk. Flying Feet, lo4; Montgomery. lo7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
.UTAH'S BATTERY IS
WARMLY Commended
Men of the N. G.. u. Rank
High Under the Most
Rigid Inspection.

With the inspection Of The battery last
night by Captain y. IL. Currie of The
Third artillery. L S. a., the annual in
spcction Of tho National Guard OF Utan
was completed for the present year.
The one just finished has been the most
rigid and eXactns since tho Inaugural
Iion OF government supervision, yet the
Utah militiamcn emerged with more
credit than they have ever gained here
ioforc, This is particularly true of the
battery. which turned out with seventy
officers and enlisted men present. Cap
tain Currie has been spending the last
TWO weeks III the inspection and test
ing OF the material and equipment is
sued TO tile organization by the govern :
meTt. This lie found TO be in first class
shape and in every way up 10 the re-
quircmcnts.
The inspection Of the personnel and
personal equipment was exceedingly
strict and eXactinG, In testing the
efficiency and resourcefulness OF the
men while serving the guns. the inspect
ing officer simulated the conditions OF
actual action. For example. the chief
of one gun would be told that one wheel
Of his piece had been carried away by
a shell and to act accordingly, or that
all but TWO Of a gun crew had been
killed and It was necessary 10 keep up
the fire. But by thorough knowledge OF
the game The men were able TO acquit
themselves with credit, and Captain Cur
ric was more than pleased with the
showing made From the satisfaction
and pleasure shown by the inspecting Of
ficer II is evident that the Utah battery
is more than satisfactory.
Captain w G. Webb Is in receipt OF a
personal letter from the chief OF the di-
| vision Of militia affairs at Washington
! i'm which he saws that Captain Currie
sends very flattering reports Of the Utah
| artillery, So that IL stands second to none
! In tho eyes OF the WAY department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
All Hallows Notes

The first Of the series OF the prclmi-
nary debates will be held this evening
in tho rooms OF the literary and dcbat-
ing club
Ali candidates for tne college first nine
are requested 10 meet this afternoon i'm
modiately after tho last class mat
tors of utmost importance are 10 he
discussed and settled.
There Will he no clocutIon classes to-
morrow morning. but those assigned diff.
lerent selections must ne prepared Tor
Thursdays class.
Last evening nj the YOUNG Mems Cath
Ole club the meeting was called to order
by The president Robert Young, 10. and
after the business of the evening WAS
transacted the moderator. Rev. FIR. Du-
clos. addressed those present on the
meaning or Lent and the Obligations OF
Christian He Was listened TO with
close attention and after his discourse
vote OF thanks was extended nim by
the club.
The Rev. J. Sirois lately arrived from
Van Buren,. Me. has been assigned 10
the f Latin class and algebra,
The literary club held open house last
night and several OF tho members gave
readings and rccitatious, II ls tho pur~
nose of this organization to discuss pub-
nc events and affairs or great moment
al each meeting hereafter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
To DETERMINE DATE
OF TWO Conventions

on Saturday Apri s. IN Governor
Spry's Office At the city and county build
ing. tho state Republican committee VIII
hold meeting 10 ilN dates for two stale
CORY entious.
The first state conV Vontlon will he called
to elect eight delegates 10 the nationai
convention at Chicago, The second state
ConV cntion will name state ticket Tor
the November election.
Chairman &. l.. Loose of the state cont
.uittec anticipates good attendance at
the meeting on April t.. as The SITUATION
i'as deVeloped such features as 10 enlist
the Interest Of every member. he SAYS
As 10 candidates. there Is rs set no
formal announcement: neither are pref
crcncos for candidates expressed IN def
mite form. except 10 the presidential
nomination. OH the Republican ticket. Aud
even In this respect thcre is an indisposi-
ton 80 do much talking until committee
meetings shall have more perfectly round
cd up the situation.
Chairman a. L. Eldredse. Jr.. of the
county Republican committee said last
night that he will soon isauc call TOR =
meeting OF bis committee. Out that this
meeting would not he held until after
that of the state COnlmitteo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
PROBABLY NO TRANSFE
Railway Mail Clerks Residing in Oader
VIII Retain Their Places.
Snerial 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN March 11,-That there proba-
blv will be no transfer of number OF
railway mail clerks from this city TO
Cheyenne and Omaha and that no radi-
cal changes In the present arrangement
for handling the California mall over the
Hartman lines Is the substance OF "A
statement made by Charles II. Mcbride,
superintendent of the division Of adjust
ment In the postoffice department, during
a brief visit IN This city today
Mr.. Mcbride, accompanied by i: NJ, NJ.
railway mall service. with headquarters
al Omahn, and ". c. Mulford, chief clerk
at Cheyenne. arrived here carly this morn
ing and proceeded west on No. at noon,
The object OF their trip over the Efsrri-
man lines is merely one Of inspcc ton
The adjustment auperntcndcnt stated
that the recent reports TO The effect that
California mail was To he thrown" be-
tween Cheyenne and Ogden instead Of
between Ogden and Sacramento, as al
present, were based largely on gossip and
had no official foundation. lie docs moi
believe that the mail clerks now located
in Ogden Will he transferred TO points
east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
JOCKEY NARROWLY
ESCAPES INJURIES
Continued from Page Eighty

Lehigb, a.; Lily Paxton. Dottle F., 1o4
Port Arlington. 1o6; Lonia, Zahra, l0s
The Peer, 40.
Second race. selling. six furlongs-
eNari e5: Royal Dolly, IS: Isom 'Cama-
rada, Bill Anderson Sam Connor, 100
Error. Etrte, 10S FRAGILE. Free VIII
Thistle Rose, 105.
Third race. selling. SIX furlongs-'Fer
roma "a; Lady Tendi. 100: Jeanne dArc
1903: Fundamental. lo5; Ed Keck lo8:
"Gclico. 10; Judge Walton, Ill; Frank
6. Hogan. 1l5.
Fourth race handicap. six furlongs-
Upright Flying Footsteps, 100; Thistle
Belle, 10s; Closer, 113.
Fifth race. selling. one mile-HccouGh
Rampant, I0I: Juarez 106: Spa1ding, 100
Tihis, Cameo, Rubinon. no. Kiddy Lee,
l13.
Sixth race. selling. one mile-%Whdden,
81. NJ. EclSert. l01: Mamnie, 102; Wicket,
LOG; Ocean Queen. los: Maizie Girl, Fred
Mulboland ITO.
Apprentice allowances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Veteran Conductor Dies.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN. March ll.-ln a telegram 10
Mrs. Callie Il. Cave today the death oil
her brother law s. a. Childs, a former
resident of this city. Is announced as haY-
Ing occurred at his home in Oakland. Cal
Mr. Shields was resident of ogden for
more than fifteen years, moving To Wat
sonville, Cal. and finally TO Oakland. lie
was employed as n Southern Pacific con .
ductor while in Ogden and remained a
member of The Order OF Railroad Conduc-
tors during his residence I'm the west. Mr..
Shields WAS 3lso a prominent member of
The G. 4. r. The arrangements Tor the
funeral we're not announced In the mes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
U, S. COURT IN OGDEN.
First Session of Federal Grand Jury in
the City is in Progress.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 1.-THE first session
Of a federal grand jury which has ever
convened in Ogden was held this morn
ing with Judge John \. Marshall pre-
siding. Attorney H. e. Booth. Clerk
Jerold Letcher and Marshal James An
derson accompanied Judge Marshall TO
this city from Salt Lake and will attend
during the session here
The session this morning was scarcely
more than a get acquainted" meeting.
the court attaches and iurymen gather
ing at II o'clock and adjourniug soon
aftcrward II is expected that the case
Of Paul Cav. an alleged white sav er "
will be one OF the matters coming before
the jury at the present session.
Judge Marshall Will hold another ses-
sion on Wednesday OF this week. at
which time it is expected that the jury
will proceed TO active work. Those
named on the jury list are r. A. Moves,
foreman: G. NJ Barker; Alma Barrett,
John II. Barker. William Butcher.
George Dunbar. Alonzo Francis. Thomas
Griffin John Gould, &. u. Ives. c. A.
Mcguire Robert Miller. w W. Phillips.
A. j, Proudft, James l., Robson. w l..
Riley. Roylaud Thurgood. Josepn Wal
den and j. c. Wood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Litigation Over Wall.

SpcCIdT % TNe TIIDUNe,
OGDEN March 1.-THE injUnc ton case
OF the Commercial National bank against
David Bccles and others was called IN
Judge y. j, Harris's division OF tho dis
trict court this afternoon, but litile
progress MAS made prior To the adjourn =
ment Of court. The plaintiff asks that Mr..
be restrained from removing the south
wall of the Ecclos building ruins on the
grounds that The bank is q Joint owner
OF the wall UP TO the third floor The
removal OF the wall below this point will
greatly damage the building occupied by
the Fred NJ Nye clothing store. il Is al
irppd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Sutton Rolls High Score.

CHICAGO. March 11,-With a score OF
SO, Larry Sutton OF Rochester. n. 7, p
former national champion. shot into the
lead OF The national events OF tho AmerI-
can Bowling congress- tournament today.
Sutton won the \. 3. G. grand cham
when he defeated Fred BuRgeman or
Sioux City, la, in play-off To break =
COL tic. sutton today eclipsed the record
of William Elwert. the former Toledo
event
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
HEARING ON NEWTON|S S
APPLICATION IS BEGUN

Investigation into the moral character
Of William Newton. who has made appn :
cation 10 the state supreme court 10
practice law in all the courts OF the
state. was begun yesterday by the exam /
hing committee of the supreme court To
whom Newton $ application mad bech re-
ieTTed for recommendation.
This examining committee is composed
OF Attorneys j.. A.. Wedewood Nj. ~
Wilson and Benner y. Smith. The peu-
tIon OF Newton is opposed by lhe Sriev-
ance committee of the Bar association
consisting of Attorneys Il. 4. Walton, w
u. Ritter and Bismarck Snyder.
y number OF witnesses tes'ihed ano an;
made serious charges against the ,peu,
TONER The hearing was not concluded
and an adjournment until tomorrow
afternoon WAS taken. -,
Patrolman Herbert Lcichter OF the city
police force testified that Newton APP
preached him and offered him 81 If he
would give favorable testimony IN thu
case against I.eoua Murphy and Emma
Jones when they were tried in the citH
court last January on the charge OF va
grancy. Newton was acting as attorney
| for the two women.
r. NJ FTantZ, another patrolfuan, lcSli'
| Ged chat preceding the trial Of mar
named Wagner on criminal charge IL
the police court bc was given a blant
1ITs pproaced he he said said. by Newton, who wa,
| the A attorney defending Wagner. and was
asked IL he had blank vcnirc to serve
! Replying in the affirmative. he was glvef
| sup VI pstf'l ph h'hi'i''- iN''
and offered $5 II he would put those
! names on his venlrc.
! james Runsto testified that he VA:
! once charged with criminal offonse anc
| that hc had employed Newton AS his at
| ,orucy lie had put NJ a cash bond o
| S1sp, and for this cash bond, he Said
| Newton had surety bond substituted
The $3.50 Was drawn down by Newton
| who retained $50 and gave Ruf(a TO hi:
note for the remaining 500. he said. Th'
note has not yet been paid. he said II
| conclusion
In the formal cehrges preferred by TIA
! grievance committee, Newton Is 3ccuscc
| oC haVInE attempted to bribc PatrolmnT
| J:cboIt by offering him S. 10 serve a jury
] ,.n.In. 81 NeMInn,s .cleciion-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
DEPORT INSANE ALIENS
Party OF Oemented FOREIGNERS In CHARGE
Of Government Officials Passes
Through Oqden.
,ccinl 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 11.-More than thirty
insanc aliens in charge Of corps OF
federal immigratlo officers passed
throuGn this city today on board pri
vate car and ell route from the Pacific
coast 10 New York where they will be
deportcd 10 their native countries. The
party represents several months work
by the government officials. the dement,
cd foreigners having been assembled
from various nolnts throughout the wesr
and northwest. They represented more
than score Of old world nationsll1ieS.
None were violently insane and. accord
Ing TO the officials In charge mad given
no trouble so far,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
is. PROBE BEGINS
|]IUTAH COMPLAINTS
ban Company's Patrons
| Want TO Know More
About lis Operations.
|DNCERNS UNDER FIRE
Hif Judd of Utah County
4 Is Assisting in the
4 Inquiry.
IDNCERNS UNDER FIRE
IA 10 Tile Tribune.

pa 10 Tile Tribune.
|RQY0, March ll,-FTom Il volume Of
|f.nte gathered by Sheriff George
IL i, seems that two loan companies
M been operating very extensively in
~ and Utah county, and none OF the
stTIceIs here, saws Sheriff Judd, has
able 10 realize any benefits on their
aahenls. One Of these companies is
~ The Standard Real Estate &.
company" with headquarters al
s' Tex. When the bulk of The bust
ses seglred in Provo. II. D. Potti-
Stl offices at i23 -. i. Walker
t9, Salt Lake City. was the state
Afterwards w +. Medders. with
Inc same place. took the place
4. Pottipher.
NE Advertising circulars used by
tgt''s 90 secure business, letter
eiung 10 have been written by
l. Dodge, COS Judge building. Salt
u given, but Sheriff Judd declares
NJ Dodge denies ever having writ =
Any letter indoTsing the company or
olslness. and also denies that he
" any time gave The company any
o. Endorsement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Fast Athletic Work,
al 10 TIC Tribune.

Special to TIE Tribune.
PROVO. March ll.--In the athIeSic pro-
Ersmmc carried out at Spanish Fork Sa, =
uTday Dlght before large audience
Henry Jones OF Provo and IL Bingham
Uf Spanish Fork wrcstlcd one hour with
honors even. each man securing one fail
In lime
Jack Dempsey, local lightweight;
knocked out Dale Markham in tho third
round OF fast boxing bout
Earl Lloyd put the shoulders OF III. Jen-
sen TO the ma twice in fifteen minutes.
Tom Cox and Shirley Wilson boxed four
rounds to draw. Joe Massey % this
city WAS the referee.
The athletic exhibition which was to
have been given In the gymnasium OF the
Scheduled re- faEe nisre TuosdD iE' overIDE ~ n0w
beginning at I:30 clock Tho exhibition
was postponed on account OF the death of
", ID. Roberts father OF the coach. Eu-
gene Roberts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
MAY BE INVESTIGATION,
Heart Weakness Said to Have Caused
Death OF Youth Supposed Drowned.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. March ll.-Unofficisl inysstl-
cation Into the death OF Christian Jen-
sen, the Brigham Cit' Young man who,
was drowned IN II pool at tho Utah Hot
Springs santa rum Sunday evening.
points TO heart failure as the proba BILE
cause OF the fatality. This is supported
by the statements of Leo Larsen. Jcn-
sens compe MON. who rescued the VIC
tim 4 few minutes after he disappeared
under the water but in spite OF the fact
that strenuous efforts were made to re-
Vive him, life was apparently extinct
when he was taken from the pool.
Owing OF the fact that the resort Is
located Just over The line in BoN Elder
county. tho local authorities have not
called uoon Dr. a T. llihbs. the pro-
prietor, for an explanation but II Is un-
thoriti"s are planninc a thorough in
VestlRaiion OF the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
CHARGE ILLEGAL SELLING.
| Proprietor OF Glen Hotel Accused OF
Serving Beer to Some TransIents.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 11.-Nrs. Z. S. Pot
ter. proprietor Of the Glen hotel on
Grand avenue was arrested tonight by
Detectives Charles Pincock and Robert
Chambers. charged witn selling liuuor
without a license. The officers also ar
rested a man in the hotel who gave his
name as F.. 3, Smith and will hold him
as witness against Mrs, Potter when
she is arraisned before Judge Reeder In
the police court tomorrow morning,
The Glen hotel has been under sur
Veillance for some time and at o'clock
the detectives saw Smith and a woman
companion enter the hotel by a rear en-
trance. They followed them and said
theJ caught Mrs. Potter in the act OF
serving beer. Smiths companion was
not arrested.
This is the FIRST arrest made for vio-
lation of tie liquor law since the city
commission took Office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
SchoultZ DISCHARGED.

On motion OF Nephi Jenson, aSsis stant
county attorney. the case against Lon
Schoultz charged with thren tcninE To
XIII Samuel r. Vickery Was dismissed FOR
lack OF evidence In toe court OF Justice
ery Is a roominc housekecper on Or
phcum- avenue, Schoutz was said TO
b.Vc' threatened him with a revolver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
New Official Arrives.

d. e. II. .ssyrc ot the United states
b,Ironu of animal industry has been
transferred from Mor,slown. Tenn. to
this CITY. TIc reported to Dr., +. Il. Muir
raw. inspector IN charge OF the district
of Utah Yesterday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

this city. Inquiry revealed that she was
a guest at the Marion q few DAYS ago.
who talked with her while she was in
the city arc not inclined 10 regard her
as demented She Is believed 10 have
LETT on O northbound train over the Ore
gOn Short Line.