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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Progressives Active.

THURSDAY az noou the Pyogyessivcs
and the Taft people held meetlo2s
The Progressive meeting was 50 we'll
attended that it seemed probable shat
ihc university students would favor
Roosevelt. The Bull Mooscs procured
the services or number Of the uulTev~
sitr. band members. aud after parad-
iB. ihc campus Tor over an hour. II
was thought tbat Roosevelt would
surcly win The rsct that the Wilson
,neu had failed TO hold meeting on
Thursdar seemed to have put them out
ii the running.
THO Nilsson yen cot together after
thc foot ball rally rcstrrdsv uoou and
held such y Lively meeting that many
vn'cs wcrG - iacd.
The speaker of the day WAS the Hon.
Frank Il. stephens. Mr. Stephens eald
,h3; hc djdu need 10 urge The election
uf Nh Wilson, u nc was already
,lc tied. but be said that il WAS iia'
portapt that college men should form
Wilson clubs so tba, after his election
Mr. Wilson viii receive the proper
Kind o. support.
l;csides Mr. stephens James H..
Woolf, secretary OF. the local Wilson
cliIb, spoke lie urecd concerted ac'
f"u on thc part Of tine students in the
formation al the Wilson club, ss II
was upon tbc support of AIR. Wilson
after his election thai his success IN
turtbcrina true democracy depends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Smoot Organ Flayed.

.ludsG Mckinney. after speaking upo
national and state issues at some length
4 gain paid MS respects To the Smoo, ur
San III the following nanu-,
| notice another repetition IN This
mornings issue of tho Herald ~Rcpub-
hcan Of llIS falsehoudS Which il:al
journal has been so sss!duousIy cir
culatiuS concerning the position u(
Governor Wilson on the labor qucs-
lion. I refer particularly TO lie
statement alleged u have brcn uiaG-:
H. ohc PITkc, of Los Angeles. which
las been denied time and time a;nin
and wllcll statement has not a scins
TIA OF evidence 10 SUpT,ui, te ury"Ii1
The Irresponsible assertion ui Mr..
Farhe. NhV, ITO doubt. las some il-
i.;ior motive.
Ju its issue OF Octohcr 10. 1917, Tic
Herald Republican said tina, il Was
o!ly fair 10 Mr. Wilson To stat" that
he Lad denied making sucl = remark
tthc remark about the children OF the
poor doing the dirty work Of the
world) and The denial T3st b. ac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
GREEK RED CROSS IS
APPEALING FOR FUNDS
American Committee of the
Society Issues Open Let
Ter to Public.

The American committee OF The Greek
Fed Cross society has sent ou; An open
letter 10 the slmpathizcrs of the Greeks
vino are at war with Turkey, asking That
they contribute To thu work OF the So
cie'y in snccoTlrg the wounded in tie
conlhct. Tic letter. which has been
sent 10 The newspapers Of The country for
pub!icaticn follows;
Dear Sir or Madam: With the
commencement of hostilities between
npon the Greek Rod Cross. heavily
taxed aiieady by the general mobill-
Zatlon or the army. arc daily grow
inc larger and The societ Is necoun-
ing dependent 60 very great extent
upon she aid Of those who synlps-
th!%c with the sufferers in this in
e"itable struggle.
body az the Greek Red Cross i'm
Alhens. we. make an earnest appcaI
10 the generosity Of the people Of the
United states To send us cont,ibiI-
tiouS 10 enable us 10 strcpel hen the
important and arduous IA bors OF the
REQ cross and 10 assure its continu-
ance,, small or large sums vii! he
dollar nelps. Every contribution will
ne acknowledged by our treasurer,
NJ; \, p, Rails, care HallI l.r"s.. 10
William street. Now York civ ia
whom kind subscribers to our iund
are requested 10 forward their re-
mittancr. Yours rcspectfuliy,
II. y. BOTASSI
Conaul-General or. Greece Chairman.
I. .PAPAMICHALOPO
Manager Panhellcnic Unio1)
y, +. RAI.LI,
Treasurer and Secretary OF Com
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL DANCE
BRILLIANT SUCCESS

The senior class Of the Salt Lake high
scnooI hell the annual class dance In iIc
eaton S?In last evening. The dncora-
tempted by tie local school, being Ian
anese throughout. Rows OF Slsnicrns
suspended ovc!' 'ght globes illuminated
ihs hail. and from these We're strung
paper chTysdhlnernrnls. The far corner
OF the hall was SET of a. A promenade p
b; a lattice work, also covered With veil
low flowers, HcT~ purcl7 MAS served b,.
girls, dressed in Japanese costumes The
can'c programmes We're in = cover OF
brown. WITH n design of gold and the
class name il lcstcTs Resembling oriental
r'tins
ono. hundrcd and forty couples at
tended the dance filling tho hons. tn
capac!tN The PATRONS OF tho dance we're
PRINCIPAL and Mrs. George \. Eaton, Mr.
ana Nir!. Ira -. Travis. Miss Maxwell
MISS stuart, Misc Dukes. Mr.. ana Mrs
J Jenn:ngs MI and Mrs. Waldron and Miss
MUfetj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
BIG MUSIC All1
HAS NEW OH
Joseph P. Mcgeath 81
N W. Clayton as I'D
Of Consolidate n
OTHER CHANGES h
Co''c'T" Has Many 4
Stores and Big Bud,|'
in Two States !
OTHER CHANGES

AnuonoccIneot va, ~
bT tbe officials Of the c, [
Sic compssy that the eo,,s'
concern had changed bsrS. a
the 'onsu"mation Of a deal ' v!
resulted IN The election of n
Megca1h as president 81 ~
Besides Mr., Mcseatb, Ror,l ~
Willard T, Cannon, DR.
and A. Il. Irrinc arc usn.d
owners.
Colonel \. W. Clayton, f.,.'
Of the firm; c. c, Clayton =, =,
retary. sod Ashby Snow io,
tor. resigned their posi;;av, W. :
rectors meeting yesterd,r
the change Of control T,,
ROYAL W. Daynes Was elss,.s ss -
and .h. u. Irvine wa, ss ,sIss. I.
the vacancT In the director,1.
McCormlek will continue - !.
of the company, and Mr. = I,l
continue as general ms n,ss' ~
Irvine viii ne appointed -
rnC -t4<
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
OF THEFTS
REPORTED TO POLICE

Eevo'reTs. roller skates. billiard bsllf
ana sofa. pillows were most popular nit!i
sneak thieves --@St erday. according 10 the
rcnorts made 10 the police.
-Four pistols were reported AK siocE
fVoiu Hunters secondhand store. 81
South West Temple street
Burglars entering by way OF the ia clj
rit,or of thc Auditorium skating rink. 6s
Richards street made off with fifty four
paiIs OF rnller skates
s. thief with taste for luxury is said
10 have taken a green sofa pillow from
porch swing at the residence OF Mrs.
T.. z. Darling. los Second avenue.
Three IVORY billiard balls were reported
stolen from 4 pool room IN tie rear OF
The Kenyon hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Girl Describes Shooting.

Miss Mccall took the stand She cor
r"6orstod Sorcnsep as TO the yprinc ..
she door and other details. she con
VII
When MGGiIl;s came into tho store
for lis Laundry he fairly gcre4mcd
Tie was in terrific rage. II n;,,,
laundry here and ] want H. - he yelle6
at Mrs. Tauffcr. who wnnr bal; r.
set II for him. Meanwhile ho kenJ
yaylug 10 Mr. Sorensep. "Yuj'u ~
for lhis; You'll suffer for this. lie
Grabbed hold OF clock and n.,itta1
his teeth. We cursed Nh Sornnssn
and said. You Socialists can r,n tbe
town, but YOU can't run ne" liz
tan UP 20 Mr: Sorensen, grittinp his
teeth and saying I'll fix you: vom'Ii
nay for this Tou know what Iii JoS
II shoot you: Tn Kill vouf" win
that nc reached TOR his hiD por,.ct
and ran back into the la undr,, nf,jcs
Then heard thc shots. I cannon So.
how many. they Nere fired "a fas,
Was going through the doorway II, ,hs
rear when the last shot was iIro,7
though; Mr.. Sorepscn had been sho,
and not Mr McCsiliis I did not "ss
steele and Hedges enter, but saw il,s5,
TOT the ii.st time srter the shoo,lnr
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock ,n,,
'"'s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
WILSON IS. WINNER
At THE UNIVERSITY
Straw Vote Taken by Stu
dents Gives Democrats
Candidate Big Majority. (
ROOSEVELT NEXT HIGH
Series OF Rallies by Adherents
OF Various Parties Mark
Campaign.
NEXT HIGH

Wilsop, IL; Roosevelt, llJ; Tart
-; Dcaa, IL.
This wac the result o. the straw
vote lor president OF tbe luite,l States
taken ~ The students Of tue lnircr.
siW OF Cf3b YESTERDAY II was ouiy
4 week a2v that il WAS decided by the
students 10 hold the election. but from
Ibe minute il was aDuouoccd In student
BODY rccti,lg thai q voting nachipe
would bc Oh the campus YESTERDAY, the
interest increased until Yesterday 1t
WAS almost impossible 10 keep the
classes il, order.
Iu almost every class, snd especially
The history and economies classes. the
regular Tnuiiuc was dispensed With ard
the wl?N turned iuto campaj%u dis
tuS>!ou.. i.arly in the week Tart.
Wilson and Roosevelt: clubs were or.
aaui2ed, aud tlI. respective members
scizcd cycTv npportuni,r to corner
some undecided person and recount the
II crits Of their favoTitcs and tue weak.
uc-,cs in shr oppouentS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Contradicts Officers.

Sorcnser said Miss McCaii Was at lis
side before the flrs: shot, that it Was
he who cried 10 McCiliis Don't shoot!"
He denied that McGi'lis begged for mercy
or said "'For Cnds sake. don't shoot
Steele and Hedges had quoted McGiiIis
as uttering this eyclsu1s ton. Witness did
not know Tbere Miss Mccall was wren
tho shooting began or cIactlS' when She
jis1rueared He thought sine Was still
there when hc reached for his revolver
under the worlSbcnch.
where r'as McCilliS when tho second
sIio! was firedH' qucried the prosecutor
s7idd spiy.
II don't know
.'W'here Nes he whnn steele and Hedges
cntored?"
Lying on the floor in the rear o. the
store
''Wcre ?nu 50 t"rrcr-strickon frou th.
sine the first shot Was fire1 rniiI ti,c5
entered that between tnoac periods Your
mind v3s a perfect blanbo'
Eventually Sorensen said McG,lis was
in front Of the upper showcase when tine
second shot Has fired He could not say
which s!lDWca-c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
CITY AND VICINITY

ROBERT MOORE, keeper of a chill
parlor west % the Oregon ShorI Line
yiadnct, pleaded guilty to uniawfnl sale
teriay and vas sentenced 30 pay fnc
OF $50. Moore declared that he had not
sold the linror, but preferred 20 plead
guilty rather Than stand the expense o!
fighting the csse.
ANNOUNCEMENT was made lasf night
by the management OF -Aion hall shat
tho differences which have existed be-
tween rho Musicians union and the own
ers OF the hall hsd been adjusted ana
that hereafter union musicians only. would
be employed 20 furnish music for the
dances there,
COMPLAINT WAS issued YESTERDAY by
the county attorneys office cha reing
burglary In the second degree. The mon
are alleged 10 have broken into A ho, ca =.
in tho yards OF the Denver & Rio Cirande
abroad ON the night OF October @S.
srI,aoIor5 Guh Or -ssnect 70 The late Iaues
the United States, the federal offices IN
tie city Will be closed ali dag todsy
Word has been received ny flle o.firtsls
mere rom tie various depa -tl,1ante i'm
Washington ordering thci, 10 close
CHARLES WILLIAMS ia charged with
outsInr.' In the second degree in com
paint issued ycsterdaY by The countr at
t9I@e nb,@s.- nn too IS siiese9 to hsrs casered
October 81. ''
A FISHER, doing business as the 4
flshfr' brewing company Yesterday fled
sut In the Third district court against
anuTeW 'Pappas, George s'appas and SicI,
AleAandcr Tor the recovery of s29l,$S, al
legged 70 be due on an old judclnent,
w, w. FAME. United States food and
dTnT Inspector for this district left last
nesE ia connection With nis dnngrin,ent
-fie' expects to be gone about a week
7HE SIGMA Gil fraternity, cornr.osea
ci sct)ve Students at The state unl,.er-
:;on s;eg Sna . members Of the Aiqmni assocla-
AT me Commercial club yesterday.
COMPLAINT WAS issued YESTERDAY by
the count attorneys office cbarp;,e
ks,nncth ,iih Martin AID Mrs. I. Martin Wi!Ii iiIii
ST,r. iq"2s w.iA9At license. through
MFs' =. J." schlir ers. their sgeut
THE REV. N. c. SMITH. a nron,i,sr,
Il.nthera!. u,inis,c: Of 81. raut. who is ylsE
itine in SAT- Lake. win p:cach ton,orrnn,
In"rnlGe Io,e a. - O'clock at the English
Lutheran church. ''''
Ihe FLAG ~ thc city and county
nuiIdins "as rut al Ealf-rnast vnsteria :.
a. 'oRen OF respect 10 The iilen,o,a. nr
Lne ,, late Vice President James S. Shsr.
SUIT FOR divorce-wss fled ves,oyds y
IN the T0trd district corrf 6y .I,,,;a "
Mead ageins; Wiliam II Mead suoeiMs, w.,
non-suDport and desertion.
MYH lE CLARK f'f>1 suit for diyorc a..
sssicrae ~ tnc Third dlstrict cot,i
q ga ms, William E. Clark. alleging non
support. Ss"e HoH-
,,,S sol, WAS flied yesterday IN The Tnir5
uIst,lc. court by \. W, CLAYTON. Jr1
a ssStlI' I'm, MALI Domm and others to satisfy
Mr.. ANo MRS. G. A. sMt1n ,r. ,
Sn,s So,e'ns n over the arrival OF a nine pound
soa AZ their home. $50 Browning avanua
H.. X. M'G's BON. The newly appointed
d,iriss 5u;y anspeGto. assumed his official |
outee yesterday at the fire department.,
CONTRACTOR 7, j. EvEsuI 49,
WHIK yesterday on the construction of I%n
N'ntn Son'h street storm sewer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
POSTOFFICE CLOSES
IN SHERMAN'S HONOR

Postmaster 4. l.. Thomas announced
last night that Instructors had been re-
criycd from. the postoffice department In
Washington ordering the postoffice 10
closc al o'clock this afternoon 10 re-
main closed for the remainder OF the day,
ont o. respect to tho piclnory Of Vice
President James :. Sherman. whose fu-
neral will be held today.
All federal offices will be closed dur
ing .he afternoon, each having received
DISTRACTIONS 10 that effect from the de-
parlments under which tney aye inaiM-
ts!ncd,
Ciiy deliveries oS mail. however will
not be changed and mail Mil bc dis
1Tihu.rJ az us,ya Al! windows IT tic
postoffics will close at O'Clock In COM
pliance with the order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
In Fear of Death.

Describe McCiiiiis's attitude just be-
fore tho first shot was fired
''TIo had his right hand on his lip
pocket like this (rsing and dcmonstrat"
ing 70 the jury) and hia left hand WAS on
the showcase He scid, I'll shoot sou;
I'll XIII YOU.
"Where. WAS ne and what was his at
;itudc Wnsn tic second snot was firsd%"
II don't know. When 7 thought he
uss going 10 Kill mo began firing and
Kept on shooting RAPIDLY"
SHOW the jury exactly tie position o;
his left hand wten he threatened Vol.
After several futile efforts the witness
said fc could no: remember the position
OF tho left hand
How wss McCills standing when tho
second Snot was fired?"
I don't hardly know, I fired so fast.
The only. thing I had in mind vns tina I
a man was drawing gun on me aud /
had 10 protect myself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Calls 1t Falsehood.

And set. the Herald Ecpuc.ilan has
Letters Oh its front page sttci, having
itself said that Governor Wilson
Jc'ia! must be accepted, no doubt in
tending 10 prejudice the minds of
those who arc uninrormed as To the
crcat work done by Governor Wilson
. in New Jersey in behalf Of labor.
Such unfairncss should be stefnly
lcoulisd b. those whom II is thus
*ousnt To Inislcad, Governor Wilson's
lsbor record has not oulS' been en-
,lorScd by the state Federation uf
Labor "f New jersey, but by the
labor organizations Of ihe state cf
Nc7' York, and his splendid record in
betsf OF labor entities ulm to its
support throughout the. whole United
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Has Big Business.

The concern docs an. e,ts,s.
ness in the iutermounlain @ rs-,.'
ing branch stores in the II u,i,,s' INV.
Of Utah and Idaho. /, ~.
at S500.000. 1t is under,iOoIr y !!
new owners will extend i.
OF the company still furths, \
soldated Music company +, -.
pioneer music houses in In I
having originally been ill., h, /
der Sons company. which Mr.,
the Clayton Music compaay !.
ID turn Tas comhiuei Sithtk1
Music company. Later seye,,,'
concerns were absorbed dutIe
fpally changed 10 the ora :
present,
In addition to the pyoonr
by the company. il controls ~.
able agencies and has ope q
est music stores in the wsf
ing q recital ball seating sA'
It occupies three stories s,aM
mept OF the building A, ltJ
First South street, giving Az
more Than 30 .0n) fcet NJ h.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
ELECTRICIAN FILES
MONTHLY REPORT

r. - Vinegar city electrician. yes :
tcrcyay filed with the city commissioner
MS month"; report Tor rhs month OF Ceto.
her The report shows 4 tot2' OF li'
permits 10 have been issued, o! Which te
were FOR additions and repairs anu lu3
for new inst sllstions. In addition, Il
plsc were located where work mas hcen
done without permits.
4 total OF SI7 regular and 81 special
inspections were made 5E III" oopart- ;
ment and in IS places wiring vas found
10 be defective and changes REQUIRED.
The fees or the office for tire. month
aggregated $2lo05. and the total expense
Of the department, including all salaries,
yaS S2l6.,5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
FIFTEENTH EAST ]
CAR LINE 0pE

Following the regrlsr pi,Sess v',
con or the Salt Lake hesi
citation at the Commercial ,cm
afternoon. a the menners toos =.
tho new Fifteenth fSsf ar r.
guests OF Ccc.se N, Cannon
10 fhe end OF the line INV
OF tie afternoon inspcetlns ~
suburbpn properties thai =
We stly benefited by the exc
car segvice. =, .rx->r| T
csterday marked tne u
new line. Regular scne'u~,
aus1Iratcd and VIII be III 0p'
bnrsafsn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
SHEEPHERDER SAYS
,LABORER ROBBED FIN

c. F Miller. IA Dorcr. and r. e. Smith,
a sheep leerder. were arSsfed on Com
!nercial street last night. On the conn
plsint OF Smith. Miner was c!larsed with
robbcTy Tho Two men disagreed as 70
the ownership OF red cotton handlser-
chief found on Miller. Tied in the hand
kcrclricr uss So. Smith alleged tha {
the parcel had been stolen from ilirn
by Miller during their evenings mcsnder"
ings about the town. Smith IVES held on
charge OF drunkenness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Clayton Appreciated.

Until Yesterday the cusiIe|
company was owned BY CoIty
Clayton aud his associates 4
eyal Tesrs past Colonel Gin
been president Of the conpi.x'
p Megeath, wee prcsidus.
Clayton. secretary. and ". 81
nick. treasurer, These. uiIi.
Snow. Charles 8. Burton i;i
Snow have constituted the a.
OF the company.
The first act OF tue ncv d
directors was TO pass re,o'l
derins tbe thanks OF tide ss.1
Colonel Clayton for bis vslsi'
ices, and be was prcsentedIti| /
Dificent automatic Solelpat|
piano "a a token Of appfsui1
his services and OF the bib
in which he is held hy tie a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
OBSEQUlH
LARGELY ATTEl

Funeral services tor Jznsf
Forshoe. - years OF age atd:
woll-knoH-n sheep and caltl.
this state, who died In this ce
as, we're held at ine iunsa
ODonne,l G Co. yesterday q
the Dey. f.. |. Goshen CO.'S
services and preached the fgtss
Many early acg1aiHtarces oI ~
were in attendance. Some Ia
Gno oerstsnd" and "Shall We
yonl the River were sung 2
tette led ny Oscar kirRham
Tho pallbearets Terc DEM
David Robbins. Charles y
Oscar Groshel'. Daniel hSI
Oscar T. Hunter. Intcmen' ~.
Ollyct cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Memory Is Poor.

Where Was he when The third Nas
firedo'
II don't know
"rhc fourth"
Il don't know
did nc still Save his hand to his lin
pocket when yoi, fired the second snot ?''
u would not swear To that
When did this fce!i;,g of terror over
come YOU"
when he reached 10 his hip rocket -
did YOU shoot tha, man standing face
10 face or did you shoot him in the beck?"
~ couldn't say.
when YOU fired tic third. were YOU
aiming AT his back"
II couldn't say"
When -ou fire! the fourth was lie
iyinc down. stretched out upon the
iloor?i
No
''Why. is yoly memory 80 clear IN m
the time The first shot was fired but IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Stock show Plans.

Plans for the eighth snnusi National
Stock show, which will be held in Den
yer January 20 TO %. inclusive. are under
way. TWO important additions VIII be
made to The regular exhibition features
at the coming SHOW. 4 new eeps rtuent
OF industrial exhibits will be opened and
tine old feed and forage sections Will be
enlarged 70 include all farm crops snd
will be called the agricultural section.
THIRTY Thousand dollars Will be oiIered III
prize money for the various exhibits,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
DEMOCRATS GATHER .
At HOME OF KING
Judge J. w. Mckinney Again
Unmcrcifully Flags the
Snloot Organ.
WOMEN MAKE SPEECHES
Oralory Followed by Refresh
ments and Musical Pro-
grannine Rendered,
WOMEN MAKE SPEECHES

An Enthusiastic Uemocratie mecIIUs
Nas held last evening 1T the home OF
Judge w. II. King, G'i East South Tenn
pic. Addresses were delivered by ludSe
j ". Mckinney, Mis-. isabelle kcnHeg,
Mrs Mice MciITl Home john T. 1obin
aud tia,iy G. Lund
Music Was furnished b. Miss fIcreuce
Lockr Miss Maud kcnner ana the Wilson
auartettc and refreshments Were sciNc6
AT The Close of the speech making by
Mrs w. II, King. assisted By Mrs Sarah
l. CLAYTON and Mrs Tom II. PITT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
EXPLAINS MISTAKE
IN DEATH REPORT

death Of HnGh l.. Woods, tho Oregon
Short Line brakeman iilled al Nheelon
Thnrsd1%. Was given oui as the Jes;il Of
% w Cole was somewhat further ey-
planned last night by W. l.. Woods. father
of the untor;unaie youue usn.
"As Ear as know. my son had been
friendly with man named Cole with
whom he worked in Colorado some ttne
$50, said NJ. Woods. 'I understand
that he died, and my son got Ills card
among some letters belonging 10 his
friend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
Funeral Of Mrs. Parker.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ann
Parker, "a years of age. wife OF Robert
". Parker OF $50 Elm Avenue, We're hold
at the Phillips Congregational church al
ESQ r. m. YESTERDAY Tie services we're
conducted jointly hy the Rev. L. 4.
Simphin and the Rev. j.. r; Scott who
was the family rastor Of the Parl.crs in
Nova Scotia. nearly fifty years ago.
Miss Gcorsins Robertson Sang "Ics,s
Thee and sleep on. Beloved" int
ment was in Mount Ollvct cemctery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-02
HAS NARROW toCs Z
FROM STRAY p

"zipp. spa,' came o1lII'' oeaI1 i
y;,,doT' and into INC y
room al TIE home oi o,ino,+,y n
second Fast street. sng,d had b.
,.esterday. Mr.. Wls. s.o II" ii.
o.t OF tls lvom VIZ" ~ "csl[tnfI
I'm. Il a.as from ,srft. 4
hands OF small hoys as d.. rss 4
a vacant lot. The case
ihe iIvenile. officers
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BIRTHS MORE THAN
DOUBLE THE DEATHS

Births, during the month Of October.
more than doubled the number OF deaths.
according TO the monthly report Issued
by the boar OF health. The total MIN.
be- Of deaths Was 10G while the births
numbered 209, or the births. I0t were
males and l05 females Oc the deaths.
So wero males and IS females
Contagious diseases were rcpcfted 20
follows. Smallpox. -: scarlet fever. 10;
diphiheria. p: measles $50: spinal meu-
inGit!a. z: tvpho'd 5evcr. :: .c.,Ickerpox
10; mumpS. . Tits makes to1a! of o7S
cases of contagious and infectious Jia-
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sTRICKLER TO LEc'' y
ON CHRISTIAN Fl

Virgil 0. s,rIckls;rI. .rI.,s,,,S, O. Ssss5s ss5s
of I.ectures,llp nl a"' 1sKe ths:an.
lecture al .he sal! aasSslScx aSx
is free 10 the pue,b,s, {, All Al TO -
S,4itSisr S,'qs5G. Is Tss ssss''pfssss%"s',S 's,,,.a %
the First t'hrisus", !. Wjdtg. y
~ York cts ana a,'the ,cs'S
lecturer ana orator o"
cnce. faith.