davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Saloonmen Will Help.

THE saloonmeu have IcsaI rieh
operate their business n they arc .,,
pied with licenses and so far as m,
conduct tmnscves within the law nm
VIII be protected rs will every Other. Ice
csta Enlistment The saloon Iucn also ha,
pledged themselves 10 protect me
'I Will soon take mp lhc rnomI,
house evil. The sale Of liquor will
stopped In roomIns houses which hold
liquor license, This ia justice 10 salot
men who hold license To sell liouor 4
which they pay $500 a year.
also the retailing Of liuupr by Dir,
stores VIII he stopped. pru. stores ho
"a license which costs SI0n II Year, an
which allows them To sell liquor uni7 h
the bottle. 1t Is often In" case thai dr1
stores cater 10 Tho retail trade by 4
lowing patrons behind The prescriptic
partition and selling jpuor by line glas
fAll the saloon mon Ia whom talk,
agreed that observance Of ihe Sunda
closing law Will result in benefit 20 4
concerned. l explained to them ,hat ca.
saloon man would bC treated with a.
actly the saline consideration as tho oil
crs and that all would get a squzi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
SIDE TRIPS FEATURE
OF ELKS' EXCURSION!

Tho complete itinerary Of the side
trips Of the seventh annual excursion
to Los Angeles and other southern Call
fornia points, to he run by tho Salt
Lake lodge Of Elks February 9. will he
off The press and READY for distrbu- :
tion Thursday morning This announce
ment was made by the executive com
mt;ee at its regular meeting at the
Elks clubhouse yesterday, and assur-
ance is given that there win be more
side trips this year than ever before.
There VIII be trolley and steamer
trips TO all points Of interest in south
ern California tributary TO Los Angeles
and San Diego. In both cities. commit
tees al work on the details oi re-
ccptlons to be given TO the visitors, and
nothing will be lcrt unoonc 10 make the
Ctahns happy. Balls. receptions and
hanquets will be rendered 10 the excur-
sionists In practically every city they
visit and while the visitors are enjoying
the hospit ality Of the CaljforniaDs. they
Will be boosting and scattering adVer-
tising matter for Utah.
From present Indications It VIII be
necessary TO run four special trains. as
least 1000 persons Will take advantage
OF this opportunity 10 join the Elks in
their pilgrimage Scores OF letters in
quiring about the plans are received
daily from all parts OF the western coun-
try. and hundreds will come from Idaho,
Montana and Wyoming.
The first section of the big special
will leave here al 2 o'clock on the even
Ing OF February 8, and each section viii
be In charge Of n member OF the Com-
mittee. who will look after tho con-
venicuce and comfort OF The passengers.
Each section VIII be made mp OF stand
ard Pullmans with diner and baggage
car attached,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Order to Pedestrians.

In line with Chief Grants ANNOUNCE
mcnt Saturday tu tho effect TIA! al|
drivers of vehicles will bc Compelled "a
comply with the law in all regards, ID
said last night that pedestrians likcsls|
must conduct themselves in contounii.
with the law.
The chief said that people "r groups q
people will not be allowed To stand in u
middle OF the streets at street intersef
tionS and wait for ears long before III
cars are due 10 arrive. IT is the prop
thing, said he. for people 30 wait II
their cars ON tho curb until they 8
them approaching ano then to 90 Inf
the street
The chief believes that IL lliis rule
observed, there will he fewer accidentsI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
OFFICIAL. ACTION
Is EXPECTED SOON

Word has been received from New
York that the appointment OF the men 90
fill the vacancies casioned by the pro-
motion OF Frank III. Plaisted Is now in
the hands of l.. j, Spence, traffic man
aGcr Of the Hartman system. and official
notice of the appointments is expected
here in few, days. The appointments
officials. including j. A, Munroe, vice
president In charge OF traffic, are as fol-
lows:
u. r. Cray. now district freight and
passenger agent, 10 be assistant general
freight agent; T.. y. Wilson. now general
agent at Butte. Mont, TO be district
freight and passenger agent with head
quarters in this city. and Henry Il, God =
win. now contracting freight agent with
headquarters in this city, 10 be general
agent al Butte
All OF these appointments were recon-
mcnded on account OF the promotion OF
Frank H. Plaisted formerly assistant
general freight agent OF the Oregon Short
Line with headquarters in this city 10
DC assistant to l.. J. Spence, who is tref-
nc manager OF the entire sIairiman sys-
ten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
A. S. Gilbert Buried.

Attended In body by brother Masons
as well as by members OF ibe local lodge
Knights OF PYthias. - which be also was
a member. The funeral Of A. :. Gilbert
held from The Masonic temple AT . o'clock
yesterday afternoon
Wasatch lodge No. l had charge OF the
services; which We're conducted by r..
.. Leathcrwood, lodge commander. The
lGl Ai2sonic ritual WAS used at the GER
vices. The Re-. T.. \. Sinpkin delivered
nc culoey rayinc ilttinc tribute To the
memory % MIR. Gilbert. Beautiful music
was furnished and there was nrofusion
Of flowers. Burial was in the City cemc-
ter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Gentle Rain Leads.

The storm began about o'clock in The
afternoon. 4 warm wind blew in from
The west laden With rain as balmy As
that of April. A quarter OF an hour later
il turned 70 a driving snowstorm The
huEe heavy flakes melted rs fast AS they
lighted in the business district and soon
the streets were running with waller and
slush. AT ) o'clock in the afternoon tho
wind turned without warning To the north
and old Boreas himself rode down on the
blast
~ the weather office tho change in
temperature that followed was reported
10 he one of the most pronounced and
abrupt on record for this locality, The
needle that records the doinGs Of the
wca thrr at ihc government kiosk near
tho federal building dropped down the
revolving sheet In an almost perpondic-
uIar line and a, late hour las, night
was sti descending. The prediction Of
the weather office is for an additional
fall or probably twenty degrees. which
will bring the temperature close 10 the
zero mark within the next twcnty-four
boIIre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
CARDINAL FARLEY
SAYS MASS AT }
BY EDWIN H. STRUT.
Special Gable TO The Tribune.

Special Gable 10 The Tribune. ..
FORT DE LEAG. France. jag. !
wireless from the steamship ser'lnt III
Cardinal Farley and party spent = III
Sunday en- board the Berlin. when
making good time towards America r rn
der favorable weather conditions In IN
cardinal said mass in his staterooul sIrni snr /
this morning and later attended a sn''
lar service In the ships chapel, an
In audience tonight ho gTaciousE st
thorized me to aead his cordial sresIhu ~,
ings 10 ali readers Of newspapers ar,r, o, ~,
International News Service in Ane''ttes .s X
and adding that he was iHPalleu' tl,s
reach New York. where he will have sas ns
personal pleasure and privilege Oh .y,, w
slowing tho papal blessing upon the me-
bers of his flock at the catnedF'h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Street Cars Stalled.

Officers Of the Utah Light e Railway
company said last night tho blizzard was
one of tho nastest. considering the short
time it lasted. they ever had TO deal
with. No sooner had tho snoWplows sue
ceedcd in rescuing the blzza rd bound
cars on the north bench than the heavy
iced line running between here and Og
den suddenly snapped under the wind al
n point near Pennington, throwing most
of the city into darkness. II WAS half an
hour before substitute power supply
could be connected NJ ana the lights re-
stored.
ON the downtown streets almost cverv
automobile that tried to turn a corner Al
anything like usual speed Skid6cd half
way around in ihc attempt and several
serious accidents were narrowly aycrted,
Pedestrians on the sidewalks went down
by tho score because of the slippery foot
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
BARROW NOT READY ~
REPORT ON EXPENSE

Los ANGELES, Jan. The flrst fs- is,
sion of the American Federation, I,,,arroH' ~
will receive only the mere report :, the
approximately 100000 was speh, oardine ~
defense Of the McNamaras. acVo''
parTow said today that be wonld nal. nMI.
the complete report of detailed 9Nry"y ,S,sr In,
lures ready for the federation later Y,e he
the week. Ie declined to dao,ni d,sGui had
becn cxnended I'm the Haywood ,MoSGirn s,icn,
Petitions trial by the defense: o, iw,sts. w,uS
he had charge. barrow said appro :, ti,e|
~ 5000 600 Numerous dclayS rnr the'
iiiai he said wcro responsible ior ~"
heavy disbursements.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Canal Is Inspected.

Commissioner korns OF the water dc
partmcnt. bis superintendent Charles +
Barrett. and Frank Matthews, land anc
water commissioner. made a trip Of in
spcction yesterday in The water depart
ments automobile To the Salt Lake ano
Jordan canal. The party left the city
and county building al ~ O'Clock aud
made the run 10 the mouth of Big Cot
fonWood canyon In two hours
1n"Occii0n OF the canal and tho weiI
at The mouth Of The canyon showed that
everything was in its usual condition
Some minor repairs arc needed in the
conduit and The canal Will require its
usual spring cleaning. but general con-
diIions are satisfactory 10 Tho new heads
OF Che city's water depart meut.
4 tire pllncturc near Big Cottonwood
prevented the parry from going As fan
as was intended. and tic return journe.
ro the city Was made at slow pace
My. EornS and Mr. Barrett viii con
tinue their inspection trips until al
branches of The city'S watcr supply have
been thoroughly investigated and needed
improvements decided On
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
TOURIST SERVICE
HELD AT TABERNACLE

Being fast day in the Mormon church.
there were no regular services ut the
Tabernacle yesterday afternoon. For the
benefit OF II large number or tourists who
gathered on the Temple grounds during
the morning. special tourist services
We're held at II o'clock,
Bishop Edwin =. Sheets. OF the Thirty
first ward was the speaker. He con-
fined himself TO brief explanation OF
The chief essentials Of Mormon doctrine,
giving particular attention 10 The doc
trines of baptism for the dead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
MANY MOURN AT
MRS. Trips BIER

Funeral services for Mrs. RoXanna S,
Tripp were held at noon yesterday AT
the home OF her daughter, Mrs S. T..
Fentou. 60 North Second West street.
There WAS a large ATTENDANCE at the
services and many beautiful 9oral offer
ings were sent in.
Bishop Frank :. TinGcn OF the Seven
teen,h ward conducted the services and
was one Of the speakers. The other
speaker was George W, Emerr and the
bencdiction was pronounced by Seymour
Young. Mrs. r. T.. Newman sang abide
With Me Miss Esther Davis sang
Some Time Wen Understand Miss
BESSIE Smith sang LEAD. Kindly Light"
and James Nelson sang oh, Mv
Father Other music was furnished by
the ward uuartettc.
The palbearers were L. W. TrIpp.
Judge Z. y. Trlpp and DR.. u. A, TrIpp.
sons OF Mrs. Trip, d. II, Tripp. DR.. a.
G.. Robertson and Dr. j. E, Robertson.
grandsons, Burial was in the city ceme
terry.
If YOU want TO rent that furnished
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
ICE KING RETURNS
ON FURIOUS BLAST
On Balrny Day Temperature
Drops Twenty-eigft De-
gresS in Two Hours.
FIERCE BLIZZARD RACES
Street Car Traffic on East Side
Crippled; Lights Go
Out.
Temperature at 2;3o a, H., 1e de.


Temperature at 2;30 a, NJ, 16 de.
grees,
The most versatile biz OF weather OF
the season descended upon Salt Lake
yesterday afternoon. EeGlnnlnG with a
ransiorm ont of Inc west. it ended in
a thirty mile blizzard from tho north that
pla. led havoc with the street car and
electric lighting system Of the city. In
the space OF two houors the mercury
dropped from IS degrees above zero 10
- degrees above The streets, thai at
first wcrc running with water, turned as
f by magic 10 sheets OF Ice, making
traffic exceedingly ditficult and danger
Gus.
On the north bench tho wind that fol-
lowed the snowstorm brought down great
drifts Of snow from The hills and piled
il haphazardly about the streets. obt :
Grating tho street car tracks and block
ing the traffic for several hours. The
drifts We're three feet deep in como places,
Train service north of the city was de-
Iaycd for time by the blizzard. which
swept unhampered down the open stretch
from Ogden, piing heavy drifts along the
right % ( WAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Varieties Are Many.

The poultry on cNh.bIiion Gin orsceS
many varieties. The Rhode Island Reds
arc in tho majority. Next 20 Them in
number are the Orpingt tons. Then comes
tho Wyapdottes, tho Minorcas, the Brah-
mas and tho Plymouth Rocks. They arc
tho finest specimens of their respective
breeds and their crimson combs. wat
ties and ear lobes indicate thclr healthy
condition.
The pigeon cNbibit is quite extensive
and contains the unassuming, the poutcr
tho rantsii, the crested and those with
cNcrcscences OH thcir noses and no lcath-
crs around their eyes.
Taken as n whole, the display Of poul-
try and pigeons is tho best one in tho
history OF tho associations and ono ihat
insnIrna most successful show.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
NEW ORDINANCES ARE
SLATED FOR PASSAGE
First Night Session of City
Commission viii Be Il
Busy One.
BUSINESS ACCUMULATES
Matter of Selecting a City
Purchasing Agent May
Be Considered.

Tic new city commission VIII meet Al
o'clock this evening Tor tho first night
session since its organization a week ago
Monday night and Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday rorcnoons havc been Sc
lcctcd as the regula? meeting dates o
the commission.
'roniEht's SESSION will hc n busy ono
many ordinances being slated for pas
sage and other Important business for
consideration. Tho q;JcS; ion of selecting n
CITY Durcha sing agent may he taken up.
although The members nj tho commission
have not decided whom 10 appoint. PIlc-
ticallY every city department is III need
al supplies. but all were iold 10 hold of
until the purchasing agent is chosen.
Formal action in regard to tlIc organ
izatton Of the lceal department OF tho
city administration also is slated FOR pas
sage tonight. Division or the work OF
this department and the appointment al
n first assistant city attorney may he
announced. Formally sboliShinS the Of
1icc of land Snd water commissioner. 81
step already decided upon by the com
mission. also will be acted on tonight,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
OF SHEEP
ON ISLAND ARE DOOMED

SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Jan. T.
Thirty thousand sheep on Santa cruz
island arc doomed, according 10 u launch
captain who has just returned, Grazing
Is extremely low, owing TO the lack OF
rain and il is said that the owners have
little hope OF saving more than TWO thirds
Of the sheep ranging The hills of the
island about 100, 600 head in all
The herds are now In bad shape and
should rains come soon. thousands would
die from exposure in their weakened con-
ditlon and only the moro hardy could he
saved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
WEATHER is LIKELY
TO HURT SHEEPMEN

j II. Barker, a promiacnt Shccpman
Of P"catelio. Idaho, who Is here closing
up some business deals. said last night
that " cold weather continued the flock
masters would hc forced 10 buy heavily
Of corn SO far he rega rds the season as
excepjionaily faVora bic for sneep. but II
the recent heavy SNOW is frozen hard hy
& severe Geld snap the range will not be
Wcll available.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Sheriff Makes Find.

Sheriff Joseph G. Sharp found 4 ys,lu-
able fur coat. hat and leather handbag
In the loft of a barn near the corner OF
Fourteenth South and Third East streets
in "A box and appeared TO have been
shipped into This city. II is believed that
they have been stolen and shipped into
this city for disposal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
POULTRY AND PIGEON
SHOW OPENS TO-DAY
Display Said to Be the Best
in the History of
Association.
MANY PRIZES OFFERED
Judge L, c. Taylor of Gibson
burg, Ohio, viii Make
Awards.
MANY PRIZES OFFERED

The twenty fuur5h annual poultry and
pigeon show OF the Utah Stale Poultry
association and tho Utah Pigeon ciuh
viii open a; - Richards street today
and remain open until Saturday night.
one thousand biros or purost blood VIII
compete for the favor OF .ludge j.. {.
Taylor of Gihsonburg, o., who win make
tho awards.
While Tic snow was falling yestcr-
day officers of The two associations
were receiving from exhibitors their on
tries and inst aliing them As the chickens
came IN they We're weighed. II Nas cvi-
dent iha, many had gone through tho
formality before. Judging from the quiet
WAY In which they sQuattcd on the
scales
While tn" Weighing WIS going on and
he coopS were being arranged IN posi-
lion, The birds kept III a continuous
harmony OF sound.
From a far corner = nine pound Black
Langshau, cut of from cGmpanionships
would from time 70 time voice his re-
sentiment and issue his challenge 10 tho
world. iIc would he answered by ton
pound White Orpineton. who was more
fortunate. IN The mcaptimc, the counter
part Of the harmony WAS sustained by
the cooling Of tho pigeons the oppo-
site side of the buildnE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
To Appoint Secretary.

Mayor Commissioner Samuel G. Parl,
expects 10 announce at this meeting the
permanent appointment; Of his private
secretary. g. = Summers is holding this
position temporarily and has SO highly
impressed tho executive that he is being
urged 10 retain the place and may give
his consent today
The commission viii receive tonight q
voucher fov $500 from the Salt Lake
route for enarsinE its bridge owe" the
surplus canal
Another feature Of the meeting will be
the consideration OF matters referred to
the commission nv the retiring city coun-
ell. There is quite an accumulation Of
business which The council thought best
10 refer to the now administration and
this work Will he disposed Of as rapidly
aS pnssiho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Laugh Is OH Morris.

Commissioner Richard T.. Morris ol
the department OF streets and public
improvements is responsible for d laugh
enjoyed by th" commission. The commits
sioneTs arc designated by law as ''su-
pcrintcndcnts' OF tho several depart
ments. When the appointment Of w. J.
'Fuddenham 10 head the department nm
der Nj. Morris WAS announced, the com
missioner asked that Tuddcrham be deg
ienated supervisor Of streets, etc" to
prevent the confusion of having two ''su-
pcrintendenta' in the same department.
But some purist in tho use OF tho
English language looked w the dciin-
ton OF the two terms, While The words
arc synonymous. Webstcr's dictionary
says:
Supervise implies the moro general,
and suprriItcnd tho more particular and
constant inspection OF direction There
is A disposition to use Tho word super
wise In the sense of II general oversight
and TO use the word supcrlntpnd 10 sig
mfg A constant, careful attention TO all
the details.
1t is pointed out that Superintendent
Norris is really outrsnkcd 10y super
visor Tuddcnham, although the former
is al the head Of tho department, with
the latter entirely subject to his orders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

Dependable servants-maids, cooks,
Mattresses. goverpesses. second girls
all look 10 the Want Columns TO pro-
vide them employment and opportuni'
ties for advancement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Salt Lakers in New York

Special 70 The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Jan. st. Denis. A. g.
Lirbman; Navarro. j. W. Drew. Mrs
J. ". Drew and Miss y. Drew.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Terms Not Definite.

Appoinlive officers under the commits
sion arc not named for any definite term
Of office. Where formerly the city coun-
oil would elect employees for a two
wears term. tho commission makes none
bIt nGetcrminutc appointments and also
employee al momcEt'S : notice
This 'ulc makes II possible fer tho com
mission to make any change desired.
Should the work Of any officer not prove
satisfactory he can be notified nj any
tlnc 10 vacatc and another person given
tho place. II is expected that this con- :
dticn OF affairs Will cause all appointces
10 continue 10 give their best efforts and
not grow careless OF Indifferent after 4
short period Of service,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Little Girl Buried,

=, funere! services FOR Annie Rosy Phil
lips. the thirteen-year- daughter of
Henry r. Phillips, were held In the
chapel OF Sugar House ward Yesterday
The services were conducted by Bishop
John Whitaker OF Sugar House ward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

If YOU want 10 rent that furnished
room, use Tribune want ads. Cali either
phone, Bell 500, Ind. $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08
Tribune Want Ads.

Bell wasatch 300. Independent 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-08

Fine Merchant Lunch, 15c.
Baer s, 53 W 1st South