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DECLARES HIS WIFE
SPAT IN HIS FACE
SnncIal 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, April 13.-AllegIng that the
unkindness Of his wife makes 1t I'M
possible for him to live with her, Lo-
renzo W. Ford. a well-known musical
instructor Of this city, has filed com
plant bringing suit for divorce from
Madeline Ford. In his petition to the
district court, Mr.. Ford sets forth that
the marriage took place in Salt Lake
on September 22, 1882, since which time
they have lived together.
During the past few months, 1t is
represented by the music teacher, his
wife has accused him Of improper con
duct with his students, with the re
suit that some of his students have
left him. According to the complaint,
Mrs. Ford has even accused her hus-
hand Of immoral conduct, naming in
this connection some Of his assistants
in his musical labors. Jealousy. 1T is
alleged, has led to displays OF temper
during which Mrs Ford called her hus-
band vile names, assaulted him with
satchel and even spat in his face. In
addition to a decree, Mr.. Ford peti'
tions for the costs of suit.
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Plans for Commencement.

Special Tho Tribune
UTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Logan Aprn
i5.-Thc commencement exercises ut the Utah
Agricultural college this year will be held from
May IS IN 2s Tho speakers chosen for the
casion Will include Governor William Spry Tho
other speakers hnvo not yet been announced. Al
a meeting Of the faculty II decided that
only senior would he allowed the COM
mcncerncnt programme. and he She would DO
chosen entirely the basis OF scholarship.
Tho Alumni association this year has been
forced. due the large increase in It's Inombsrs
tthoro being nearly 800 members at presently, to
announce thct the banquet Till he exclusive
affair. Tho invitations will be limited in tho
words OF the association minutes. tto members
OF the association with guest for oach fac
ulty members board OF trustees and special guests
OF the college during commencement" The
soriation will the banquet and tho dance
win also In the Smart gymnasium which
Will be specially prepared for the occnFion.
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Gets Wool Shipping Contract.
Special 20 Tho Tribune

Special 70 The Tribunc,
MYToN. April lc.-I ". odekirk Of Myton
has received the contract for shipping tho wool
OF tho reservation country this summer TO the
railroad ut Price Cotton. He has taken tho
contract at 20 cents per 100 pounds. The con-
trnc. last yosr held by concern at Price
tho ratio OF 30 conts The same concern this
year bid 10 cents. but Mr. odekirk. being on
the ground. got the contract
Most OF the sheep arc sheared In tho Antelope
canyon nfteon miles southwest of hyton. II Is
estimated that 100 900 shcop Will be ehoared there
this season and In tho noghborhood OF 900
pounds OF wool secured.
The shoop have contracted for the sale
of this seasons wool at 10 ccnts per pound
which Will give them a handsome proht. as
money be made when tho WOOL sells sS low
as IL cents. III 1909 the wool sold at the unusual
price OF 90 cents por pound.
The sheep In fine condition this spring, as
the winter range excellent and tho summon
range bettor than II looks now. Most
of the sheep being shc1red at Antelope are
owned by Heber men. Tho MurdookS. Crooksoe
and CummnscS all haze large herds here.
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CONSIDER NEW SCHOOLS
Members OF County Board Of Education
Have improvements Under Discussion.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 12.-At meeting OF the
county board OF education today the men-
bers considered the matter OF suomllting
a. 500 900 bond issue to the voters or the
county, the money TO be devoted 10 erect
ing new school buildings and installing
steam heating systems in others: In the
opinion OF the board school buildings
costing not less than $4,000 are needed
in the districts OF Warren, kanesvllle,
Marriott Liberty, West Warren. Roy and
the Harrisvlle- -Farr West districts, such
improvements would entail an expendi-
ture of approximately $4,000, and the re-
Ineinder OF the bond Issue fund would De
expended in installing heating plants at
the Huntsville, West Weber Wilson,
Plain City. Hooper and North Ogden
schools The board did not reach
definite understanding at this meeting
AT the afternoon meeting OF the board
Mrs Matilda Peterson was chosen 10
take charge of the primary department
OF the county schools for the coming
year This makes her ninth year IN that
capacity. Next year she Will also nave
charge Of the same department In the
public schools OF Davis county, tins pc
ing the result of an arrangement reached
by the two county boards. The board
also authorized the payment OF $4,000 In
salaries To teachers OF Weber county
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Garfield Club Elects.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
GARFIELD. April I3.-TEc GARFIELD club held
It's annual meeting last night, when tho follow
ing officers elected TO serve during the COM
ing year; NJ A. Schlutcr, president; ]. Il. Tut
tie, vice president: W. J. Hcaey. corresponding
secretary. Thomns Wilson. financial secretary;
Gilbert Palmer, treasurer. and William Beanes.
librarian.
hftor listening TO tho reports OF the general
committoo with reference TO tho increased NOM
bcrshlp. IL decided 10 innko some improve
mcnis on the building TO accommodate tho mem
bcrship, which has nearly doubled Within tho
past two months
George Hunting. who has charge Of the Eighth
Missouri district. consisting OF all the states
west OF Colorado. present at the meeting OF
the club and gave interesting talk the
prograss OF the Eplrcopnl work In his district.
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Boy Painfully Injured.
Spccial To The Tribune.

TIC ITIDUNr.
LOGAN. April I2.-WhiIe walking along the
main street OF this city Today Dale jenkins a
boy about Is years OF age. struck by q
board TINT fell from upper story window and
hie almost severed from his face. The
board that did the damage was part OF the
frame OF n blue printing apparatus guch iS
used By architects and slipped from the hand
OF that using the frame,
The much talked OF horse saie that has been
promoted BY the Boosters club OF this city b0-
gan today. end while weather conditions wore
adverse, the Snles made very satisfactory.
Suycrs were present from Los Angeles and Salt
Lake and many parts OF the county. Az a rule
the farmers held their animals pretty high and
lhis held down The sales somewhat. A big day
Is expected tomorrow and big demand has
been voiced for brood
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Gun Club Is Formed.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
GARFIELD. April lS.-Thc Magma Gun club
took dohnito form Inst night at meeting
which called by the membcrg for the pur-
pose OF clccting ohicors aud tho adoption OF
n set OF bylaws which had already been pro-
pared. The officers who were elected TO serve
for the coming year d, D. Moffatt, prcsi-
dent Charles Booking. vice president. D. NJ.
Griffin, secretary and treasurer; George Pussloy:
ncld captain
The club starts with a charter membership of
tventy-scvo and IS already equipped with every-
thing which goes TO make comDlete trap
shooting Organization Considerable work will
bo done the grounds for tho comfort Of WIS.,
itors from other clubs and everything will be
done toward making this OF the best and
convenient grounds In the state.
The regular days for shoots arc wednesday and
Sunday afternoons. but any afternoon can be
used dcmonHtrate The fact To outside clubs
that Magma has experts at breaking blue
TOclg.
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NEW DANISH LODGE,
Memory of Noted Author and Lecturer
Honorcd by Ogden Countrynen-
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 13.-The institution OF
Herman Bang lodge No, 291, Danish
brotherhood OF America. will take place
In this city on Monday evening, with
Thorvald Orlob. vice counsel OF the or
ganization OF Utah, as the instituting off,
Ger The local lodge has taken the name
Herman Bang as a mark of respect for
the memory Of the late Danish writer and
lecturer, who died in this city few
months ago while on trip around sSe
world.
The officers vino will be installed Mon
day evening arc :. 3, Christensen, eX-
president; o. ID. Rasmussen president
Frank Telcsen Vice president. Simon 5.
Jensen, secretary. Robert Christensen,
treasurer Other offccholders are Samuel
Olsen. Christian Nielsen, Hans 5: Jensen,
Walter Petersen. Anton NJ. Nielsen and
yfenry Anchor. The meeting will be held
Ia the Moose hall and The arrangement
committee has announced programme
of songs readings and addresses.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

OWEN-The funeral services over the
remains OF Henry Il. Owen, aged 81
years. Will be held today (Sunday) at
! D. m. at the Twenty Fourth ward
chapel Friends are invited TO attend
and can call at the family residence,
343 West Sixth North street on day
OF funeral from IL a. IN. TO 1880 .. nj.
Internent In City cemetery.
REYNOLDS-FuneraI services over tho
remains OF John l. Reynolds. who died
in this city April 8. 1912. will be held
at tho Masonic temple Monday, April Is,
at p. m, under the auspices OF Wa
atch lodge No. I, F. and \. NJ. Inter
inent In Mount Ollyet cemetery.
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Will Improve Resort.
Al 10 The Tribune

Spccia; 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Ap:iI la.--Fl1nk Hun: Will he the
manager OF the Hermitage picnic grounds III
Ogden canyon this season. according 10 an an
nGunccment made by Superint tcndent Joseph Bailey
OF the Ogden Rapid TFans. company Mr., Hutst
has leased the resort located just east OF the
Hermitage hotel and Intends To start work at
once placing the grounds In condition for the
summer rornd OF picncs anu celebrations. The
new manager Is experienced In this line OF work,
having at one ilme been in charge OF the Utah
IJots
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Trainload of Bees.

specIal 10 The Tribunc.
OGDEN, April Ia.-Within The noIt few dnys
twenty carloads OF honey bees which scnt
tc southern Cnllfornin for the winter Will ar
rive in Utah FOR another seasons work. The
nuqluc plan OF sonding bees 10 the west
era state for the winter rrSt tried four
rca.s ago and IL proved successful. Il, T.
Rhees, the Pleasant View justice OF the peace
who II OF the extensive bee culturlsls
in Utrh looks forward To prosperous season
iu the honey business. Ho has 200 stands Of
bees and his principal bee farm 10 located near
CorDnc.
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DIED..

GREEN-At the residence. 2724 Seventh
East street, Forest Dale, April IS. OF
pneumonia, Albert Raymond. son of AL
bert and Pearl Jacobs Green. aged .
years Funeral announcement later.
WE,LS-At 11S South Ninth East street,
April 13, 1912. Mrs. Hannah r Wclls.
IN her eighty eighth year. Funeral serv-
ices. which will be private. will be held
at the residence Monday. April Is. at 9
p. m. Interment in family plot at Mt
Oliyef
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Road Is Burning Oil.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, April 13.-Followirg the decision 10
burn oil In all locomotives the western d.
vision tho Southern Pschc las ~ the past
week put back In service three large engines
which have beel transformed In The local shopE
from coll burners 70 oil burners. This work
i going the ogden. Sparks and Sacra-
nien,o chops 4, the Of six engines per
month. All are working satisfactorily and By
August / II 4 tho iutouton have every
locomotive or tho uiaiu line divisions burning
oil. Supply tanks being built nj Wells
riio
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receive tho hrst dividend which has beon paid by
that corporation for the past several yeArS. The
company recently declared a dividend OF per
cent. Tho plant s located IN the Webcr can
Won mud conditions lead the directors TO believe
that the J pet quarterly dividend can Do
paid throughout the ycnr. Two hundred
arc employed at the plant at present.
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Whitlock Found Guilty.
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO. April l3.-W. L, Whitock VIZ, tried
today In the district court here before Judge ].
E. Booth and jury on an information charging
cillfuI neglect TO provide for his wife and chill
dren. The Jury returned a verdict Of guilty and
sentence Will be pronounced Tuesday.
Whitlock was tried and acquitted IN January
OF completely In the robbery of Hobcr Pca-ton
near Ncrcur Last September. Hin alleged partner
In the robbery. Frank CLARK. was convicted of
tho robbery And sentenced 10 state prison for
ycIrs.
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Professor Mcknight Lectures.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. April B.-Thc school trustees OF tho
county schools met here today In the Central
building and discussed matters pertaining 10 tho
closing OF tho schools May L. and the grudu-
aiine csercises to be given at Lnhi May IA.
Prof j L. Mcknight OF the universlty OF Utah
gavo lecture before the trustees ct their ses-
sion this morning. his subject being tho sclec-
lion OF teachers. work OF tho trustees and the
teaching OF IN the schools. During tho after
session Prof. L. z. EgSertsen. supcrin-
tcndont OF the Provo city public schools. geve
u talk the selection OF music teachers for the
achno
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Will Deal With the Occult.

spocinl TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Apru 13.-The Rev, ]. E. Carver,
pastor OF tho First Presbyterian church has
announced a series Of sermons tho subject of
Life Beyond the Crave" Tho nrst OF tho neries
will be givon nc tho Sunday evening services.
That part OF life which survives doath imnlodi~
ately will be ihe thrnne OF the hr5t sermon,
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Will Stop Waste Of Fish.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO April l3.-Dayid MadBen chief deputy
game warden. has issued warning TO tho
fishermen aud boys who N tho habit OF
graphing nSh along the Provo rivor
anu leaving Tho .hsh 10 die tho banks OF the
stream. .'unlcs0 this practice is stopped.'' said
Mr. Madsen. all those engaged In the sport will
be prosecuted
While there IN Law. adds the warden. against
taking common nsh at this timo OF tho year,
there IL certainly way 10 stop the unnecessary
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Season Out Short.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, April D.-According to an announce
nneut .ust received bs Manager Joseph Cosa. tho
Orphcurn thoater 10 to cloee much aayier than
usual this season. In Z telegram which be Te-
ccivcd from the booking ofioe today it WAS
stated that Ogden would receive its last vaude-
willie show the week OF DIay 4.
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Holiday Hours Monday.

SpcclSI 10 Thu IEIOUu5
OGDEN. April ia--PosLnaster L. W. shurtiin
has announced thaS there will bo but one do
livery OF mall by carrier next Monday hrbor
day. Tho general delivery. stamp and registry
windows will be open from 10 to II n m. Money
order department closed all day.
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Corporations Delinquent.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Iylbunc.
OGDEN. April I3-Coun,y Clerk Samuel g. Dye
received notices from State Secretary c.
TiDgey today announcing that thirty three COM
panics Incorporated under tho state aws to op-
orate In Weber county hnd failed 10 pay tho
annual license tax and tho charters have been
revoked. Such companies will not DO allowed to
continue transacting bnnincps In this or any
other county OF The state.
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SPANISH FORK, April I3.-Ibaac Bowers died
at his home at 10 o'clock today OF paralysis.
lie was stricken two weeks uso while. To all
appearances in good health. Mr. Bowcra WINS
native OF England Uud seventy years
of nge lie oaves wife. 0gc sons and four
daughters and number OF grandchildren. Ho
came 10 Utah In 1876 With OF the hnpdcart
companies. Hn a veteran OF tho Blnck
Hawk OF 1865.
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Holiday for Commission.

Spccinl TO Tho Trlpqino
OGDEN, April 13.-HocauSo OF tho fact thst
Monday is Aroor das, the regular meeting Of
tho city commissioners has been postponed until
Tuesday evening The matter OF openng a CAM
pei en for c new city and county building for
ogden Ipay be brought TO the attention OF tho
nt this time.
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MILLINERY

LATEST STYLES IN TRIMMED AND
untrimmed millinery: hats cleaned re-
modelled and trimmed: plumes cleaned
and curlcd. Prices reasonable. 57l So.
Main. b1649
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Dividend That PleaseS.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April B-Tbe stockholders IN the
onion Portland Cement company, which has head
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE AND CARPET
Cleaning Co.. 133 East 1st South. Paper
cleaning b. experts Both phones-Bcu
1885. Ind, 97S p62l
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WANTED
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCa-
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HEADQUARTERS for laborer5- -
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND THOR
oughness characterize Utah Business
College training, Day and night Ssean
now. Boston building. slea'
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Handcart Pioneer Dead.

waste and the cruol. mannor in which tho nul
left 10 perish.
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SHEPPARD's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
THE Red Front" l12 West end South.
Headquarters railroad and mining hslp;
Bell 1884, e1S4S
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AN ASSURED INCOME

Guarding against unproductveness-a insurance Of
income-a certainty regards earnngsamos everybody
is interested in such conditions
How accomplish them7-use The Tribune Want Col
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See what message The Tribune Wants have for you to-
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DANCING SCHOOL. es PosToFFIcF
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daily; soclals Tuesdays Thursdays. SAL Sal
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EMPLOYMENT
Agency, 8 w. End South. Both phones
1853 Hotel and restaurant help, Fsta9o Fsta2o
lished II years a22l8
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks. valises; best prices paid.
rs Commercial ct. Reply by postal card:
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1000 RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS WANT
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WANTED-EXPERIE LADY So
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
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EMPIRE EMP. AGENCY. rs W. 2ND
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FIVE YOUNG MEN WITH BICYCLES:
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BARCLEY CORSETS ARE LIKE OLD
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a249I
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Skilled and unsiSilled laborers fur-
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Nercial. Bell phone 1888. Ind. o23. p43
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WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work and washing; good wages. 1893
L. 1St South bl60t
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SKILLED AND UNSKILLED LABOR
ers furnished: also hotel help. 15i So.
West Temple. Wasatch 566. a1958
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YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
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LADIES MAKE SHIELDS AT HOME;
$40 per 100. Work sent prepaid TO re-
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GOOD. FIRST CLASS TAILOR FOR RE
pairing and altering. Central Cloth
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AT ONCE, FIVE BRIGHT. CAPABLE
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LADIES. BIG PAY COPYING AD-
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Horizon Agency Chicago. bI346
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WANTED-CIGAR CLERK OF EX-
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a sALEsWOMAN ENERGETIC AND
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SADDLE HORSE LIVERY

GENTLE GATED SADDLE HORSES, G1
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FIVE YOUNG LADY REMINGTON
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