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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
HOPEFUL FEELING
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
By Tad

NEW YORK. June 9.-The recovery in
prices OF stocks last week was partly
correction OF the excess into which the
decline ran at the end OF tho preceding
week. Just as that decline had been
reaction from the effects OF undue
manipulation In pushing the advance
The fresh advance was accompanied by
a fair consensus Of hopeful Views OF the
business and financial prospects from
various authorities, including the reputed
leader of the organized market move
ment to advance stock prices this year.
Evidence OF an improvement Is more
pronounced in the iron and steel and
copper industry than in general trade:
OF those basic industries as an index OF
the trend OF the whole.
With a prospective demand for raw
steel In the latter part OF the summer
which promises TO exceed capacity. and
with the announcement that the United
States Steel corporation is 10 appropriate
$40. .000, 900 for improy yements, the change
from the present condition OF complaint
of over-capacity is brought out sharply.
Demand for merchandise is pronounced
moderate or spotty, Bank clcarings. the
country over, do not reflect marked ex-
pansion.
The restraint on business finds partial
explanation In the agricultural conditions.
The approach of July settlements
abroad brings tightening money condi-
tions. Public warnings have been issued
by German financial authorities against
undue extension Of banking credits for
speculation and the danger OF collapse OF
a long continued boom in industry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
IDAHO SUPREME COURT
EXONERATES GOODING
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. juno 9.-The supreme
court OF this state has completely exon
ero ted Senator Fred w. Gooding former
president OF the National Woolgrowers'
association, as well as president OF the
Chicago Wool Warehouse company, from
tbroneb sn opInion iSst tT9 handsd nae down in
the case OF the state as plaintiff, which
had been pending against him. Under
the statute, had Senator Goodinz been
guilty of the charge, he would have been
subject 10 a fine OF $4,000 AS well as i'm
prisonment. The litigation was bitterly
fought IN tho district court for Lincoln
held that the complaint did not constitute
a cause OF action. He sustained the de-
murrer to the complaint The state
appealed to the supreme court. which
affirmed the decision of the lower court
deciding in favor Of Senator Gooding.
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AMERICANS SURE Of
0LYMP|AD RECORDS
United States Athletes Will
Win High Honors at
Stockholm.

NEW YORK. June e.-Conident that
the showing made by the east and the
west In the Olympic tryouts yesterday,
coupled with the Pacific coast records,
leans have made in the Olympic games,
members OF the American team selection
committee Will meet here tomorrow to
pick sixty leaders in the score of athletic
specialtes on the Stockholm programme.
Mathew Halpin, manager OF the team,
who has twice been abroad with Amer
lean athletes, said upon his return from
Boston today:
we have the best material ever to
pick from, and the team that sails for
Stockholm Thursday will be world
beater Every one of our tryouts mas been
gether we shall be invinclble."
The preliminarles came to climax
Yesterday with new marks by Linberg
Chicago and Patterson Of Chicago for
the 1900 meters; by Kramer OF the Long
Island a. c.. for the 10000 meters. and
the sensational pole, vault record Of 13
feet inches. by Wright OF Dartmouth
The record OF HORNE. the high Jump
Ing marvel Of the Pacific coast. at feet
inches: the wonderful discus throwing
by Duncan OF New York and numerous
other performances give the American
team a least six new Olympic records in
the events on the Stockholm programme,
and near-records in practically all the
other athletic events
The preliminary showing Is in remark
able contrast to the English tryouts,
where only fair times and distances were
made
The combined Olympic teams Will ap-
pear In New York for the first time al
American League park on Wednesday.
I Some look TO see a new worlds record
in the dashes added 10 the teams credit.
Mayor Gaynor Will act as honorary ref
cree and will present a flag which the
athletes will carry 10 Stockholm. Dla-
mond- studded gold medals will be given
to the winners, with plain gold for second
and silver for third places.
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||CER PROGRAMME
FULL OF FEATURES
pch Style Match Is Big
lent; Pursuit Race Prom
ises Rare Sport.

her feature programme has been
ID by Manager Floyd MacFarlaud
+ cycle race meet at the Salt Pal
ucer track tomorrow night, The
mme Is almost entirely different
ny thus far presented and prom
produce some good sport
feature event OF the evening will
French style match race between
Gonllet,, the sensation Of the cy-
Forld, and 1ver Lawson. The lat
many years has been regarded
Dc French style match race rider
world. His craftiness has made
ared by Champion Frank Kramer
the rest OF the ,opnotchers.
et has been beating all the stars
saucer this season and II he Is
ful In defeating Lawson tomor-
ght IL will mean that he viii be
|g OF the riders here this season.
Us In pretty good condition now
his own style OF racing should
rs real form. Both are confident
Dry and each is going to do his
/ win.
neXt most important event OF the
Ill be the unlimited team pursuit
tween teams representing America
letralia The American team viii
posed Of Joe Foglcr, Eddie Root
eddie Hill, while the members OF
l8trRlian team will be Jackie
Paddy Hehir and Gordon Walker
zee OF this kind IL Is gameness and
y which count more than ability
print and the leading man Of one
must pass the leading man OF the
IAN before the race is over.
ID will be a three mile handicap
professionals with q dollar to the
OF each lap. Handicapper Harry
~ has given some liberal handi-
Dr this race and with Goullet,
and Clarke starting from scratch
Rs thought The limit men Will
good chance TO win when IT is
red that riders like Hardy Down
given as much as l65 yards ham
Eoullet and Lawson out OF II,
"a professionals. including Clarke.
Eh In half mile handicap. This
III be run in two heats and In
Nntest, also. Heagren has handl =
The men so that the limit men
We an excellent chance to win.
(y-sIx amateurs have entered for
ee-ouarter mile handicap which
their big event OF the evening.
ce will be run in two heats.
[|rst motorcycle race OF the season
aaucer will be offered tomorrow
when Ed Burquist and Worth
Eill meet in three mile race
re good riders and each has a
Nachine.
Handa Roma will give a concert
The race meeting and Manager
rand has arranged to take charge
oVerflow crowd.
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SACRED HEART COMMENCEMENT.
NIne Students to Be Graduated From the
Academy.
ciaI TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 9.-Announcement has
oeen made OF the animal commencement
exercises OF the Sacred Heart academy,
which are to be held in the academy au-
ditorium at 10 O'Clock on Thursday morn
ing, june 20 The graduation exercises
this year will be complimentary to tho
Right Rev. Lawrence Scsnan. d. D.,
bishop of Salt Lake. in honor of the
twepty-ffth anniversary OF his elevation
to the episcopate
Nine students will be graduated from
the institution this year. Those who have
completed the academic course are Mary
NJ. Anderson, Ruby NJ Cook, Frances
Guerin. Genevieve Malone. Catherine
Mclaughlin. Gladys 3, Rich, Nydia Il
Rouff. Marguerite Scott and Helen NJ
Tracy. Miss Malone liz also graduate
III the conservatory or music and will
receive her diploma from that depart
ment at this time.
An ESSAY evening Is announced FOR June
]s at o'clock and the junior exercises
will be held "Wednesday morning. June
10 at 10 o'clock.
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PERSISTENT RILLPosTER.
Anderson Persists In Building Billboard
Despite Official Inhibition,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June a.-Regardless OF the
feet that he has been refused a building
permit by city officials W. l.. Anderson.
local manager for the Utah Billposting
company. has declared that he, will pro-
ceed with the erection OF q fifteen-foot
Eccles building ruins, corner Of Twenty
fourth street and Washington avenue.
Anderson says that the company.s
license to erect billboards In the. city is
a sufficient permit under which TO build
this board In the business district, He
also cites an agreement with the owner
OF the property. Work on the board was
stopped a week ago by Commissioner F,
7. Browning and Chief OF Police Norton
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WooDMEN'S MEMORIAL.
Largely Attended Services Are Featured
by Impressive Parade.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 9,-Thers were few OF
the several hundred members OF Weber
camp No. "a, Woodmen of the World,
who were not in line today when the
annual memorial exercises OF the order
were held. The programme consisted Of
parade through the business district.
followed by ritualistic memorial services
at the City cemetery. Several monu
ments for departed members OF the camp
were unveiled.
Both local organizations OF the Wom-
en- Of Woodcraft participated In the me-
mortal services conducted by the aux
Hilary To the w. q. W. They assembled
at their hall and visited both the Ogden
city and Mountain cemeteries during the
afternoon,
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b TEAMS TO DO
BATTLE SATURDAY

'estinE OF committees OF the Commercial
clubs held At the Commercial club
morning. IL Was decided Tint the VAL
pali players from each club would meet
eombat az Ccoley'S feld next Saturday
a. a:3o O'clock
y. Eynns Of the Press club was chosen
4nd ID. J. Murphy o, the Commercial
@fy OF The meeting. Harry Johnson
~ AZ captain Of the Commercial club
-st a y. Stanley OF tho Press club. and
lhns and Murphy named as managers
feapsctlvo tesmu
1scidcd 10 hnyc street narade at 2
'<turusy. preceding the show in thu big
Ena also decided that the daT should
-Len ms a chlld-on's baseball festival. "
under is yeats OF age Will ba given
Xnlon. and places found for them on
III ~sS determined 10 give SonuR
~ chance to ho~l us head on at the
Glspihy Of baseball talent that Will
nibition that day.
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OGDEN BOOSTERS TO !
INVADE APPLE BELT.
Automobile Trip Through
Bear River Valley Planned
by Merchants.
Special TO The Tribune,

OGDEN, June 9.-In prepare ton for an
automobile booster" trip to he made
through the Bear river valley by dele
cation OF Ogden business men some time
in July, o, j. Stilwell. manager Of the
Ogden publicity bureau, has sent out a
circular letter TO manufacturing firms
asking for a list OF Ogden made articles
and sample OF the labels placed on
such goods.
According to the plan Of the commit
tee on arrangements. as many as care
ers desiring to make the Journey to pay
$3.50 each. This will afford about SIC
per auto to aid in defraying the expense
II is intended to make an extended TRIP
throughout the northern section of the
state. but II is especially desired TO yisi,
Tremonton and Garland, the chief towns
In the apple belt
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LOSS OF $4,000.
Barn and Hay Destroyed by Fire From
Engine Sparks.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 9-Fire which is believed
To have resulted from engine sparks did
$4,000 damage In the stockyards near the
railroad shops this morning. large hay
barn was completely destroyed together
with much OF the 125 tons OF bsled hay
which WAS stored in the building. The
barn and hay were property OF A. ~.
who ara in charge OF the local stock
yards
The alarm was received few minutes
after Z o'clock this morning but the fire
had then gained great headway. The
flremen worked throughout the day
drenching the mass OF smoldcring hay
In an effort To save probably thirty or
forty tons. None OF the buildings or
freight cars near the burned barn was
damaged. The loss is partially covered
by insurance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. June e.-while the attention Of ths
deputy sherifs temporarily relaxed this
afternoon as q result OF their marching In a
Memorial day parade. Ernest Rhodes. a prisoner
doing six months at the county Jail for petty
been secured by tho sheriTs officers At late
hour this evening.
Rhodes had completed moro than four months
OF his sentence. During the past few days ho
had been given tho liberty Of trusty while
working about tho courthouse grounds When
permitted to roam about the corridors this after
without tho uBusl guard being maintained.
Rhodes made hiH escape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10

walked of the bridge into the river. It 10
supposed that Larry Hanson was with
him and was driving the team while Still
son went ahead 10 find the road. 1t was
very dark aud violent Thunderstorm
was raging
Mr. Stillson came here few months
ago from Spokane, took up a large dry
farm and purchased severai o.ner tarrns' ns
The river is very high. and IT is doubt
fni ~ the body will ever be recovered.
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TWO INFORMATIONS,
One Man Charged With Burglary; An
other With Forgery.
20 ho Trih

Special 70 The Trlbune.
OGDEN, June Authorization in the
prospective cases against two alleged
lawbreakers, who have already had pre-
liminary hearings. were filed by District
Attorney f. T. Hulaniski yesterday. Fred
Brooks Is charged with third degree bur-
glary. According To the police Brooks
confessed 10 the theft OF about S25 worth
OF tools from the office of the Weber
Lumber company week ago
The other information charges Harry
Pollitg with forgery. This man was re-
Gently brought back from Pendleton, Or.
10 answer 10 two separate charges o(
forgery In this county. His offense Is
said TO be that OF cashing two checks,
each for $40. on the Commercial National
bank. after signing other persons names
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Pushing Reform Work.

Special 10 Tho TrIbune.
OGDEN. June 9.-Work On The repairs TO the
old wooden conduit. which conveys the chief
,uprJy OF water the city reservoirs p pro
eressinr satisfactorily. according 10 the CITY
who also ssy that the Codueter
main 20 furnishing ample water for tho c!ty's
us- during the opsrstons The city officials
declare that I, not absolutely necessarv 10
make the repairs 20 the old pipe line thie
tim- but II showed evidencsr ~ breaking In
several places. ,hcv decided that The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
Will Boost Pure Food.
Special 20 The Tribune.

Special 70 Inc TFlNuN'.
OGDEN June 81. F.. Carver chairman ~
the Utah state pure food bureau and active
member OF the Retail Merchants association OF
this city ailI be ono of the speakers the
idaho pure food show in PocRt~lIo this week
lie will leave for the Gate city tomorrow and
probably Will he sbuent from the city Greater
pnrt OF the week lie Will toll the Idaho
chants and manufacturers what has been sc-
compiiHhed in Utah in the way Of occurring pure
food products. Mf Carver tskes rsrt IN the
programme at the Invitation OF the Foostelo re-
rhanf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
ROAD WORK NEAR OGDEN.
Canyon Highway to BE Macadamzed
This Summer,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 9.-Owing tn the neces-
sity Of handling all OF the materials with
shovels instead of by the use of team
scrapers. the raising Of the county road
In the vicinity OF the Utah Light G. Pow
er companys dam I'm Ogden canyon prob
ably will not he completed before the lat
ter part OF July. The roadway Is being
elevated four feet to permit the dam.
being raised the same height. At the
request OF the county commissioners the
work Is being pushed as rapidly as posi-
bile. In order that the roadway may be
m5csdamtzcd this season.
The capacity Of the rock -crusher al
Idlewild has been Increased until Il Ia
now turning out 200 tons Of crushed rock
daily. and the Improvement OF tho county
road through The canyon Is thereby
progressing with greater speed. II rs he
lieved that no difficulty will be encoun-
tered IN macada ulizing the entire stretch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
REALTY is ACTIVE.
Salt Lake Firm Does Good Business In
Sister City.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 70 The Trlbune.
OGDEN, June e.-The sale OF practi
cally An entire subdivision. plated from
the Lorin Farr farm on the Canyon road,
In one week. is the record which has
been established by the Salt Lake firm
Of Burt & Carlquist real estate dealers.
The firm recently opened branch office
here as an experiment. but owing 10 the
success OF the first week the office prob
ably will be made permanent,
C. f. Carlquist. who Is in charge OF
the office here. looks upon Ogden as
promising city from the real estate
standpoint.
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Flint's Family in Oakland.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, June 9.-TecsTaphic announcement OF
the death OF ". ID. Flint, tho man found dead
in room al the Central hotel yesterday. has
brought message from the wife. who resides In
Oakland. Cal Undertaken c. J. Lindqust has
beep Instructed to prepare the body for inter
rnen, but TO hold Il here pending further In
ytructions by letter.
H. has been learned that the couple conducted
small grocery in Oakland. the wife re-
ma lining behind 10 look after the store while the
husband came to Utah In search OF work. The
police found about $50 In Flint1 room follow
ing his death but the family IL apparently in
strained financial circumstances.
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Impressive Memorial.

CrerIuT 10 fFfNUNF
PROVO. Juns a.-Provo lodge No a. I o. o.
- held memorial decoration aervices at the City
cerurtory today About 100 members of that or
der, each With wreath of flowers. met Ht the
lodEerooms on Academy avenue at 70 a. m and
marched In body 10 ths cemetery, whsre the
ritual OF The order gone through with. Zach
grave Of departed brothers tvontr IN pumbrr
gns visited and decorated with flowers
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Hires Special Train.
Special to The Tribune

Speclal 10 Inc ITlOune
OGDEN, Juno 9.-''Gus" Becker. brew
er, had planned to leave his Ogden home
this afternoon and start on trip to
Germany. He arranged to travel east
ward on the Overland limited, but missed
IL by ten minutes. Nothing daunted. Mr..
Becker hired n special train, overlook the
Overland at Echo, about thirty miles out
of Ogden, and continued on his jour
ney,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-10
Fruit Growers Association.

Special TO Tho Tribune,
OGDEN Juno 9-Manaser J. VI. White OF the
Utah Fsult exchange baB Just returned from
trip Utah county, where the fruitgroTers OF
Pleasant Grove have formed an association. with
n capital stock of $40. 900. and applied for NOM
bership In the exchange. The santaduin rrowors
have also formed association. according 10
Manager White but will not operate directly
through the exchange this seaaon
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Now Life for u. 8. Leagn

PITTsBURG Pa: June o.-Aeeordne 10 tufor.
nation here the Unitcd states Baseball league
soon VIII hsvn teams In at. Louis and Rhlii,
more These. with PittsourE. Richmond Road
Ing and Chicago. VIII give tho teagu. SIX citlss
season. Otto Stfei. brewer, han taken ever
the 81 Jous franchise formerly held by New
A.-ni.
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KNOCKOUT" BROWN
EAGER FOR BATTLE
Posts Forfeit for Match With
Winner of Wolgast-Rivers
Fight.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service
LOS ANGELES, June 9.-Recent ring
reverses have not chased the lightwei ght
championship bee out OF Knockout"
Brown bonnet, as is attested by the
following telegram:
New York, June 2, Dan Morgan.
representing knockout" Brown has
posted $4,000 with me 10 go as a side
bet for the winner OF the Wogast-
Rivers go. If Walgast wants 10 bet
more he can be accommodated.
ED CURLEY,
Sporting editor New York American.
Brown would he the biggest ciDch
In the world for me-" said tho light
weight champion when shown this tele-
gram. TN give Brown a side bet OF
$4,000 or even more. Just let him scrape
up his money and I'll talk business with
on July t."
Manager joe Levy. representing Joe
Rivers. was inclined 10 treat the message
with The utmost respect.
II am too busy trying TO make a cham
pion out of Rivers to plan what We will
do in case my hoy wins the fight" said
Levy "All my attention Is centered on
the Venice training camp now, Should
We win. We Will respect and consider all
challenges from legitimate contenders,
and this includes Brown
Wolgast furnished entertainment 10 a
capacity crowd by boxing a Doyle's Ver-
non camp this afternoon. The champion
Will leave within the next few hours for
Wheeler's Springs, hin favorite mountain
resort, returning to his Los Angeles quar-
ters ON June IS. I'D says ten days' ac.
tual training will be all he requires Ia
condition himself for Rivers.
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Returns Prom Mission.
Special TO Tho Tribune

OGDEN. Juno s.-Parley Carver. OF Sr. and
Mrs j. E. Carver, has returned to his homo after
three yenrp in tho Sviss-German miesion Scd OF
the Mormon church. He spent the past week
In visiting relatives IN tho cast. stopping OF
at Washington. D. c., Boston. Chicago, Kansas
CITY nd Denver,
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DELEGATES SELECTED.
Park City and Summit County Have
an Interest In Good Roads.
Special to The Tribune,

an INTEREST IN Good HoduS,
Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, June 9.-Delegates Sc
lected 10 represent Park City and Summit
county at the good roads convention
to DE held at Logan June 1914. follow:
John c. Coffey, J. E. Johnson, W. d
ward Carruth. J. NJ. Hixson. c. w. Stew
ems, Henry Welsh, r. T. KmbaI, Len
McGarey. Stewart McPhee and s. L.
Radon.
Woodcraft held their memorial exercises
this afternoon, Impressive ritualistic
services were held at the two cemeteries
and the graves OF the departed members
were decorated with beautiful flowers
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~ 10 The number Of 1000 visited IN.
Wttordsy. inspected the improve
'opseh the horrsz over. The horRcs
Fk already have reached the ,no mark
comirg daily. Seven hnas came in
11n2n inc north and 4 car is on The
'pe toutbwest. having passed. CaIIen,e
see lovers are In high apirits over
ns et the trerk and tho bcticrmcntr
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Mrs. Gunnerson's Funeral.
Special to The Tribune.

bpeclaI 70 THO IrIDUns
OGDEN. Juno s-The funeral OF Mrs. Gusenia
Guunerson whose death occurred NJ an early
hour this morning. will be held nsxt Wednesday.
with Geryices at the First ward chapel at ..
m.. Bishop D. II Ensign in charge. 1ntsr1nsnt
Will BIO nt tho City cemetery.
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OF road from the Hermitage hotel to tho
power dam this season. The new steam
road roller recently purchased by the
county commissioners Is expected TO ar
rive in time TO be put In operation on
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magma Team Wins

WuSns team ysFterday de-
"R,on team b. score ~ iI tn ?
a niourp aud euddo: pyvsfer ard
ssnhe Fot f"enty-onr hits aud IN.
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Pocatello Excursions

June s, Q and 10, via Oregon Short
Line. Limit June 10. See agents. City
ticket office, Hotel Utah.