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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
In Railroad World

II, J. Wyche. chief engineer for The
Western Pacific left FOR his headquarters
In San Francisco yesterday after shor,
stay In Salt Lake.
A Raymond -Whitcomb touring party
including sixty persons. arrived I'm Sui,
Lake City yesterday forenoon over In,
Denver e. Rio Grande and departed over
the Oregon Short Line for the Yellow
stone National park last evening
a fishing excursion will be run tc
Provo canyon Sunday over the Denver &
Rio Grande, leaving Salt Lake City al
1890 o'clock Sunday morning Tickets
are on sale at the ticket Office OF the
Denver 81 Rio Grande and also at the
storo on Main street OF the Western
Arms company.
Carl Stradley. chief engineer for the
Oregon Short Line. has men at work IN
Cache county Investigating the feasibility
OF electricizing the branch lines OF the
company there. II is said that X the
plan works out to electHcise the lines
there II will mean greater efficiency and
Will also reduce operating expenses.
w s. Howell, assistant general freight
agent for the Chicago. Milwaukee & st
Paul with headquarters In Chicago. was
in Salt Lake yesterday on one Of his reg
ular business trips He spent tho day Ia
conference with Claude s. williams, com-
mercial agent for the road here. and In
the evening left for Los Angeles over
tn Salt Lake Route
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
F|C|ALS EXPLAIN
M HOMESTEAD ACT
Information Regarding
,ouirements as to Resi-
dence and Proof.

.atsd Inquiries at the local Unitec
land office relative to the effec
new three-year homestead Law
.rIstlng entries. which indicate /;
!, mIsapprehension Of Its provisions
"A the register and receiver TO sub
q following as thelr Interpretation
law:
Z The act Of June 6. 1912. known
'fse three year homestead law.
.ntriss made after the date OF tho
/ act are subject to its provisions.
eascs where residence is re-
a proof may be made any time
residence OF three years has
4. maintained and the necessary
-nt OF cultivation can be shown
4 said act also applies to all en-
4 made prior TO the passage OF
act upon which proof has not
made. unless entryIncn notify the
4 land office In writing by reg
"a mail within 120 days after the
alect to make proof under the
tidons OF the old law.
5try1uen. under section 6 Of the
IHeu cinOol iS". dl iblGli gu
y the new law TO cultivate one
lh Of the area OF entry during the
Ia year OF the entry, one-eighth
be area during the third year.
continue the cultivation of such
d during the fourth and fifth
d OF the entry
.trymen. under section S. arc not
jred or expected 10 file In the To-
uffIce the notice of election re-
n 10 In the new law. That pro-
% refers only TO entries which
lre residence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
. SUCCESS OF OUTING ASSURED.
Retail Merchants Picnic Wednesday
Promises to Be Great Event.

SpeClaI 10 Inc lr1Dune-
OGDEN. July lin a letter from the
secretary OF the Manufacturers Associa-
ton OF Utah, the members of the Ogden
Retail Merchants association have been
assured that every effort Is being made
to get a special train from Salt Lake to
Ogden 10 accommodate those who desire
to attend the annual outing Of the re-
tailers In Ogden canyon next Wednes
day
Cache e. Faulkner. supreme commander
OF Ogden council No. 24S. United Trav-
elers, has also replied TO the invitation
OF the merchants, stating that a large
number Of the local statesmen will join
IN the big celebration.
The entertainment committee has re-
ported that Attorney Joseph Chez has
been added to the list of speakers for the
day. The committee IN Charge Of the
a thletlcs has completed a programme
which includes everything from a Tres-
Ting match to rolling a peanut UP the
side of a mountain. An effort is being
made to send every resident OF Ogden
City and Weber county e. personal in
vttation TO attend the outing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
BURGLARS CONFESS.
White and Brown Admit Robbery OF
Jewery Store.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July IA thorough search of
the criminal record books at police head
quarters and the sherrrs office has failed
TO reveal descriptions that will fit Jack
White and Frank Brown. the two men
who were arrested by Officer John Muir
ply last midnight, a few minutes after
they had robbed Glen Brothers music
store on Hudson avenue. They were still
in possession of two clarionets which
they had taken from the store. and the
police had little difficulty today In pro
curing q confession.
When arrested. White declared he was
from ST. Paul Mimi. while Brown
Both are strangers in Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
County Fair Urged.
HI to Tho Tribune

" 10 Inc IrlOune-
.0VO, July lL-At the regular meet
g the Provo Commercial club held
j club rooms last night w. Il. Ray,
man Of the committee. TO whom wa 8
he'd the matter OF a county fair,
Hed as follows:
l Is our opinion that successful
n fair can and should be held at
d Just previous to the state fair in
Lake City. and further recommend
|lhe following committees be named
|he gentlemen here named be ap-
g chairmen:
\ Manufactures and new industries,
n II. Belmont, chairman.
livestock, John w. FaTers chair
j poultry, R. Eugene Allen. chair
horticulture, r, W. Brereton,
nan.
agriculture. G. J. Carpenter. chair
farts. z. II. Eastmond. chairman
\ hnance. j. William Knight, chair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
INJURED IN RUNAWAY.
Street Superintendent Severely Hurt
When Horse SoIta.

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN, July 1i--Thrown from his
at the smoke from a passing locomotive.
l.. B. Balchs superintendent OF streets
under Commissioner J c. Nye. wes pain
fully injured shortly before o'clock this
afternoon. His injuries consist OF a frnc-
ture OF the coIlarbone and bruises about
the head. shoulders and body.
Mr. Balch was driving cast on the
IWenty-fourth street viaduct when n To-
comotiye passed on one OF the tracks be
low. The horse became unnanae BILE
dragging the light buggy into the railing
and throwing the stree; superintendent
to the roadway, Mr., Balch was rendered
unconscious and remained In that condi-
ton until after lie had been taken TO the
Dee Memorial hospital The attending
physician says that the injuries are moi
serious. Mr.. Balch resides at 2239 JET
ferson avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
TAKE SCHOOL CENSUS,
Board Asks Parents to Cooperate With
Enumerators.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, July 1.-THE work Of taking
the school census will begin July Is. and
the school board has asked all parents
to assist in the task OF enumeration and
not withhold the names Of children OF
school age as some persons are said 10
have done in preceding years.
The apportionment which the city
school fund receives from the state is
based upon the number OF children polled
by the enum merators, the sum OF $40 be-
ing allowed for each child. IT Is for this
reason. among others, that the board is
census takers. The enumerators Will
complete their work by August l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
JUDGE ROLAPP RETURNS.
Has Been Witness In Sugar Trust Hear
Ings In New YORK.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 1l.-Ju6Se n H. RoIapp
associate counsel for defense in the cas-,
Of the government AGAINST the American
Sugar Refining company, has returned &c
bis home in this city from New York
where the trial was in progress. The In,
yestiSatlon was suspended there and viii
be taken up later in San Francisco, This
change. according TO Mr.. Rolapp, was
made because il will save mileage cost
Of witnesses.
Before the conclusion of the sugar case
sessions wills be held in Salt Lake an6
In Denver, The Apalgamated Sugar
company OF this city is indirectly in.
volved in the case. which. II won by the
government, will mean the dissolution oil
the so-called sugar trust
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Consider Good Roads.
Special to The Tribune.

0peC1aJ 10 Ihe IITDune.
OGDEN, July 11.-Plans for the I'M
provement OF two roads leading out OF
Ogden were considered at n luncheon
meeting of the Ogden Good Roads asso-
citation held In the Weber club rooms to-
day. committee was appointed by
President J. ]. Brumrnitt to go over the
Little mountain road to ascertain the
probable cost Of needed improv ements
and was also instructed to look into the
feasibility Of constructing a better road
TO Boar Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Plans for Outing,

|nping grounds have been secured
||hnds have been raised by the women
! various wards OF Liberty stake for
&ing In the southern part OF Salt
. county. 4 picnic was given at
amere Wednesday for the purpose
|sing funds. The camp will be situ-
about a mile from Cottonwood
d and near the terminus Of the Hol-
erect car Dne,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
TO CHANGE WATERFALL.
Engineer Proposes to Make Cataract Wis.
lbe from City.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. July 11.-That for the sun
OF $3.50 he Will change the course OF
Waterfall canyon creek so that the cat
aract from which the canyon derives is
name will be visible from any part Of
the city, Is the unusual offer made By
Albert Malan, an engineering contracto,
OF this city Malan's unique bid was
made TO the Ogden publicity bureau and
II is expected that the offer, If guaran-
teed. Will be accepted
j. o. Stiiwell manager of the bureau
says that he has blaZed the route be-
tween this city and Evanston, Wyo,, Will
the colors Of the National Transconti-
mental Auto Touring association to such
an extent that no motor tourists here.
after will ever miss the road between the
two cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Issue Marriage Licenses.
Special to The Tribune

opeCIdI 10 IWo IrlDUUe
OGDEN. July 1L-Ma rriage liconses
were granted today to Frank J. Cnwley
OF Salt Lake and Violet L. Nelson OF
Brigham City; Ralph A. Clark Of Cald
we'll. Ida. and Hattie NJ. Campbell OF
Gerdie Boealund both OF Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Funeral Of MIS-. Henry Steele.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 11.-With the members
of the G. 4. r and W. r, C. attending
IN a body. the funeral services for Mrs.
held at the Fourth ward meeting house
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Bishop E.
A. Olsen conducted the services. Mem
bers OF the G, A. r. were the pallbear-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12

ers. Besides music by the ward choir
there were selections by Orson Griffin,
2. G. Clark The speakers were 7. Y.
! Browning. s. 6. Dye. n. G. Wardleigh.
Bishop Heher c. 1verson Of Salt Lake.
and Judge y. j. Harris The Intcrment
was in Mountain View cemcter.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Mrs. Ellen 8. Rundquist Dies.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. July 11,-Mrs. Ellen Sophia
RundQuist, Sc years OF age, O. pioneer OF
Weber county died tonight at the home
OF her daughter Mrs. Ephraim Fowler,
st Hooper. Mrs. Rundquist had lived
In Weber county since 1866, when she
came to Utah from Sweden as Mormon
convert.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Postoffice Receipts Increase,
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, July 1.-An increase OF more
than $1,000 In the total monthly receipts
OF the Ogden postolficc for the month OF
June over the corresponding month OF
1911 Is shown by the report Just issued.
During June OF this year the receipts
totaled $S102-61. as compared with
$f004.96 for June. 1911. The stamp sales
alone In June Of this year amounted to
Sy9Ln -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Bankers Attend Meeting

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 1L-Every bank in this
city will be represented at the annual
convention OF the Utah State Bankers as
sociation which will convene aL Logan
tomorrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Wife Gets Final Decree.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. July lin judge ]. A
Howeu's division of the district court to-
day a final decree OF divorce was granted
to Martha Catrina Hutton In her sui,
against Henry Hutton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12

Special 25-cent rate to Lagoon and
return via BamberQer electric, daily,
from both Salt Lake and Ogden, com.
mencing 7 p. m. week days and p.
m. Sundays.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
Services In Tabernacle.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, July 1.-THE presidency Of
the North Weber stake will have charge
of the services at the tabernacle next
Sunday. nd several we'll known men have
been engaged to address the afternoon
meeting. They are Joseph S. Peeiy
William S. Wright and Robert Campbell
The two last named recently returned
from labors in the Swiss-German mission
fleld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12
MERCHANTS DECLINE TO ACT.
Special to The Tribune

Business Men, as Association, VIII Take
No Steps In Rcast Case.
Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, July 11.-Taldng the stand
that it was q political matter which was
not entitled to tho consideration OF the
bers OF the Ogden Retail Merchants as
ISOLATION have refused to take up the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-12

Bathing trains to Saltair every Is
minutes. The water 10 great,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22
Locks No Bar.

Tuesday afternoon IL this week the
Fast side Founders went out TO
have time and they lad II to it,
iullnc>s. Mrs. Perry brooks was 81.
lected as the clubs victim, the day
l9iny her birthday. A pickle, Vas
put on duty To watch Mrs. Brooks to
see II she would leave her home,
which -lIc did, and III, picket NO,
sleeping on duty reported that Mrs.
brooks had left the house, and she
Vas seen To lock ,lc door. and started
up town.
The call went oul and the "Round.
rrs' twenty strong appeared III the
home Of Mrs, Brooks. They had been
told Ia bring duorkcys with them,
and on arrival they proceeded TO try
the various keys. and one MAS finally
found that unlwkrd ihc door. and
hr gang" entered took possession
Of the house. A detail went immedi.
atcly Ia the kitchen and proceeded To
empty The baskets Of goodies" they
had bought. and then uuirtrd down
IN due time Mrs. brooks ret urned
loiry 10 unlock her door, but It
would not unlock; then she turned
the knob: II yielded and the door
opened. She felt sure she had locked
the door on leaving, aud who could
have unlocked ~ Heavens" was II
u Weary WillieY" She went on into
the house with fear and trembling,
wondering what would she do II she
found a man IN the house" ON
her arriving In the kitchen, she
found the crowd of FOUNDERS" just
sitting around with deathlike still
ness then, oh, then. they all broke
loose. and one Of average experience
can we'll imagine what "A time there
was twenty women all talking al the
same time, and showering congraiu.
lat upon Mrs. BROOKS, and for a
while the din and noise was 81 great
that George Watson. "A ncighbor, was
tempted 10 ring for the police and tire
depart menl,
Things quoted down after while,
luncheon vas served without Mrs.
Brooks having Il thing to do with It
just looking ON As an invited guest,
She was presented with handsome
salad bowl 10y the club, Mrs. Ora King
making the presentation, IN a few,
well.closcn words. and after a good,
enjoyable visit they all went back to
theft homes, simply dee-lighted with
Mrs. Brooks surprise, while Mrs.
Brooks was 50 completely surprised
that she has been threat ened with
nervous prOstratio n--.bnt she Is grad
ually gaining consciousness,
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Mrssrs. Chris. Thurman and Joseph
Murray, members of the Board Of
Edural ion. also spent II day IN the
several depart menis Of the school.
This is an eminently pracl ical thing
for members of the Hoard of Educa.
lion to do We fully realize they are
busy men and give of their time and
energy freely and without compensa-
tion. Vet there Is no question that
II each member of the Board Ut Edu-
cation could lind time to visit u class
or room occasionally, Il would he
helpful To the school, However. We
appreciate the visit of these genial
gentlemen and hope they viii visit Ms
often.
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Obituary..

John T.. kunkcl, a lifetime resi-.
dent ui oregon. and a member Of one
OF the pioneer families Of Noriiwcs,
Missouri, died ~ hi, home. Tuesday.
March t.. lDl2. ~ 800 u'clurk. Death
va, due to Bright : disease and tie
iniirmitic> incidrn, to old age. lie
was - ycai, old.
Mr.. kunkcl had been in falling
health for a year pasi. bui his condt-
ton vas not considered alarming I'M
~ 4 Tess hours before the end came.
~ III, bcd>idc during his illness was
iiis devoted daughter, Miss Rosa. and
lis son. Gideon Tie funeral was
conducted al the kunkcl residence,
Thursday. March ~. the service he.
Ing read toy Ms. 4. ". l.ukcns. 81
tile Christian Science church. with
which religious determination Mr.
kunkcl Was Identified.
John Elijah kunkci was u son al
laniri kunhrl. ST., Who came To
Missouri from ohio IN ~. aud e..
iahIislrd un, OF thr 'irsi Touring
aud WOODEN mills IN this section OF
Missouri. Daniel kunhrl. ST., was
also IN inventor Of considerable prom.
incnrc and designed and buil, the
'ir>' practical Washing machine IN.
trOdured IN this section. For many
years. John T.. Eunkcl. with other
mcmDrrs II tie family. was actively
engaged In ,lc management OF VIVA,
was knonn ~ the kunkcl Mills. u
short distance east Of town.
Foi several years he had lived a H..
tired life. his age forbidding active
participation In business affairs. lie
was always u loyal and patriotic citi-
zen and one Who aided 10 the best at
his abili,! In the upbuilding and
/ progress Of home town. Mr.. kunkel
WAS born July ~, 1887, IN Craw ford
count! Chic, and came to Missouri
when ten years OF age. lie was mar.
rird Ia Miss Mary iianrr. In Oregon.
Mo, April VI, is,il. Three children
Mere reared 10y Mr. and Mrs. Kunkel.
one Wesley, died In May, is'r.; Gid.
con and Miss Rosa. survive. Mrs.
kunkcl died January II, 1911.
, The death Of Mr.. kunkei removes
the second OF the family of Daniel
knhk"l, ST.. thri>tian g., having
died January !, lsoI, THE remaining
members Of 'he family are: Gideon,
Z A.
Anadaiko' OKLA: Albert. Of Valley
rails, Id: Cornelius, 1T Forcs, CITY,
Mo- ''corgc Wesley, of Mound city:
MIS-, A j, Jami>on, Of Forest CITY:
Mrs n l.. Ilershncr, Of Emporia,
kaN'' Mrs. Rudolph Schloizhauer,
Misses Mollie and Della kunkel. Of
kai'>a> iti; Daniel kunkrl, Jr., Of
ST, Joseph,
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Educational News.
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would bc very poor II .rhooi were kept.
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NO COLLECTION
COME
Hunting Notice.

Notice Is hereby given by ia" I'm.
dcrsigiicd that no trapping with an!
device. and no hunting with guns, or
oilrr~ise will be allowed upon any Of
our lands, farms or premises. IN Holt
county. Missouri, Any person.or per.
SONS found ~ iresI,assing, trapping or
hunting upon any OF our lands, farms
or premises will lT arrested and pros.
rrulcd 10 the full extent Of The law.
re, DUNCAN. l.. !. Moore.
Charles 4. Iachman,
Charles Markt
Hugh l.urricr. Andrew iiurrier.
Charles i,arirani, Susannah Russell.
u. Nandcyccr. u. r.. peri.
Harry krcck, Thomas krcrk.
Aui Curry, Alex. Nani.uskirk.
Frank Alien. Charles Meyer
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22

Reginald Iiinde Was the gracious
host, Tuesday evening of this week
to about thirty Of his friends and
school-male-. who were bid To meet
AT his home and do homage to st.
Patrick. The house was at,ractivcly
dressed in Irish color, strings Of the
dainty shamrock being used most
effectively In the receiving rooms.
An Irish Pie afforded much amlse.
mcnl and the winners In The contes,
We're Miss Nell FRESHMAN and Harry
SmallwOod, first: Miss Grace Alkirc
and Eber sherman, second, and Miss
Helen Jones and win kneale received
the consolation. The remainder of
the evening was pleasantly spent in
games and music. Delicious refresh.
ments, In keeping with the occasion,
were served and the time for saying
GOOD night" came all too soon.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22
Called to Kansas.

brs. ". &. Proud. of this city. and
'@hi"l Morton, of 81. Joseph. were
called Ia NortOnyille, Kansas. Mon
day, 10y the alarming illness of Mrs.
Asher Hester. Mrs. Hester Is "A
daughter of the late James Irw in.and
was raised IN the Union dist rict 10y
'nric John Curtis. She i also a
niece %! Mrs. \. u. Irwin. Of Califor.
MA, who has been here some time
visiting At the home Of Mrs. &. q.
Proud She has many friends here
who will he anxious for a recovery,
IN operation To relieve her lungs Was
performed al her home, and Dr.
Proud brought Mrs. Hester To a 81 4.
Joseph hospital, where her lungs were
again tapped. At las, accounts size
Was resting easier.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22

Dave Young, Of st. Joseph. here
TINS week, visiting his sister, Mrs,
Paul Frye.
lie they saint or sinner, villa, j.
'ieir state In THE llcreafterY'
Hear Dr. Riemer.
H. J.,Small wood complained of
feeling old. Friends told him he did
not looSnor act 1t, but inquired the
cause. lie replied that he and his
wife are now great grandparents, and
that the honor was conferred by their
grandson, Harvey Howard, and wife,
OF NodaWay county. It's q boy.