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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
INCREASED PROHIBITION vOTF7

W." the republican party Idaho liquor question
this year will the central committee or Rev wc 10
deliver campaign speeches? While the yet have not
themselves the general safely made in the
hefe viii De no effort made to nominate only cand
dates who can be
requisite and will count for naught These being course those with
dry ncnaons who affiliated with party last fall in the
saving aho county hy are at all consistent and honest with
the prohibition party the coming fall Their sincerity will he tested M A
apdy with which they align themselves party When tho
dus takes place of there will number DETECTING from tho ~
" W ,of once M year. we are to believe their campaign state
mens on the liquor question made a tina time
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
TAFT THE NOMINEE.

That William Howard Taft will nominee of the renbcans
the safe bet in politics that made Even those who
working tooth and toe nail Roosevelt will admit that their
hopeless they will lay aside their prejudice minute The snal
PRIVILEGES represented by Adrch Peno Smoot MORGAN
Rockefeller and the tariff and the republican machine
and this machine and not the rank and file
and names candidates Taft will be enomnate because his party
wants him but because the Special Privileges demand it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
THE ECONOMICAL REPUBLICANS.

That resolution calling for which at the special
session the Idaho legislature was for political only The repub
cans have had ample opportunity practice
OF the affairs this state for these paced what
they preach This legislature piled appropriations kygb
the last session and then howed when Governor Hawy pruned
them down wherever possible "Eonomyhat like the tariff n
vision promised in the national platform last campaign
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
PARTY FIRST.

Had the members the legislature been serving their
playing politics they could have settled thirty minutes
by simply providing for the Of the
reducing the fixed ev But campaign wear and
would not DO for republican legislature by
democratic
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08

In casting about for presidential could do lots
than selecting Carter Harrison Chicago
standard bearer Harrison carry of the doubtful
states the middle walk with the Indiana
vote and the solid support the
candidacy would unite the thoroughly objection
by Bryan or an-Bryan members of the party
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08

The public generally be arriving the conclusion
bill recently passed by the legislature will be child
about campaign time In fact those who took the proceeding
there do boques ckba their
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08

If true currently reported that Senator Dubois of Idaho
charge Of the Clark the presidential
pretty apt to win.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08

Suppose Roosevelt had made that Wnopa speech and VIM
Taft Think the long list that he would have had add the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08

The Laird Of Skbo for Taft FIRST last and all the time Now the
if ExTreasurer Hastings and Mcconnell satisfied it's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Boy SLAYER PROBLEM
FOR IDAHO OFFICIALS
Lad Who Killed Mother IS in
Penitentiary, but May
BE Removed.
Special to The Tribune,

BOISE, Ida. Nov. 2n-C5nvictcd oI
murder at The age Of II years, James
WMltaEcr a Youthful Mat trlcide. is scrv-
ing Il sentence or from ten To- hrty years
IN the Idaho state pcuitentiary. having
been received there 4 few days ago. His
case presents Il problem 10 the state
board OF pardons. 10 state officials and
officials ot the pcuitcntary, They are
seeking 10 solve: for II is not believed
That penal Institution in which hard
ened criminals arc kept In close confinc-
lncnt' or where mon arc under heavy
sentence ior committing serious crimes,
IS The place for boy of tender age.
Young Whittakcr's ease is a most re-
lnartablc one, because he did not want
TO DO chores around his home in Ere
mont county, and his mother insisted
Inal hc should, young Whitaker picked
ana shot her His mother died within
few minutes.
fortified at the crime. the father who
rushed into The house, viewed a scene
ness.
Judge Gwjnn had no other alternative
~ passing sentence than To send the lad
10 TIE stat" pcuitcniidTy for Il period nf
wears. fhe boy was delivered % to S'p" tbc risy "isy
tody OF the prison officials, Warden
Shook Immediately assiencd him duties
AS assistant i'm The prison library. There
young Whitaker is separated from the
other inmates of the penilrntiary and
in so far ms possible, is not allowed to
minglc with them
The prison officials declare that the
boys seems 10 be perfectly rational. is
well behaved and bright Little trouble
has been experienced with hiIu lie does
moi seem TO realize, however, the cnur-
NIFTY of tho terrible crime hc has COM
mtttcd. and seldom refers tu It, He
takes his life IN the pcnitcntiary as a
matter of fact and is apparently uncon-
cernoyl about his confinement
The board of pardons will, when II
meets the first Monday I'm December, be
called upon 10 give the boys case scri-
Gus considera tion.
Governor Tfawley Is opposed 10 the
boys Incarceration In the penal institu-
ton and is making an investigation Of
the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
uoTIcE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS
MENT NO. I,

Actin Wafer GO. PrncipaI place OF
hnainnss room 20. Continental Bank,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Motice-There arc delinquent Upon the
foiInv;inr Described stock. on account OF
aaaessmcnt No. I. levied August 70. 1917.
Tho soyersI amounts set opposite tho
naIncs Of respective shareholders. US FOL"
lows.
Cert. S,, h,,
No. Name. "'5 a3.' e"' ge an
ig-uenry l.. Esiahrools5..... .5a5 S;dS' W. w
iI-Saraf Cox Anthony. ..,,.62J 100 -9c
15-Chas H. Bannister trus- .,- ,oo oo
tee, ,ccorjsnco with law and ng'.UE aSl
order of Tho, board of directors made on
the the 2slb day of August !sl$ 50 s,oI,, many ny
shares Of each parcel OF such STOCK az
ma nc necessary VIII be sold 3t tha ot =
fee f%a; Of the company at Room 2s.. Cont,
Mental Bank. Salt Lake city, on the End
dny of December. 1917. al .. In.: To pay
deiipuuont assessment thereon, together
with cost Of adyertislnF lpe S5PSIrHffS OF
gecretary and Treasurer Austin water
Ce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
DEMOCRATS
TO Be NONPART|SA|Q
School Board Candidates Will
BE Pledged 10 Ignore
Party.
Special 10 The. Tribune.

special 10 The. Tribune
LOGAN Nov. 22.-Democrats Of this
city have decided TO place Il SCHOOL ticket
i'll the field this fall They say they arr,
in favor of non -partisanism In school
matters, but believe the only way TO get
II in Logan is hy naming a partisan
ticket, paradoxical as that may seem.
They say that every attempt made in
il" direction of non-partisan agree
ment has resulted in the packing Of
primaries by one party or the other
They viii therefore name a party
ticket and pledge the members OF H. II
elected. To be non partisan in their work
binding them. also. to giving the funds s
OF the school board To tho bank that will
offer the most interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
IMMENSE: CROPS PUT
N Use MANY CARS
Joel Priest, Industrial Agent
for Short Line, Checking
Up Rolling Stock,
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
FoCATELl.O. Ida. Nov. 92-Jocl l..
friest Industrial agcn, for the short
Line, with headquarters in Boise, passed
through bocatclIo today on his way 10
the Twin Falls section. lie is touring
inc southern part of the state. looking
after The car situation which he says is
improving rapidly.
lie says that much credit is due the
DIVISION officials in Pocaucllo for the bet
ter condition.
Ihe tremendous crops produced In the
Ipnnr valley OF Tho Snake and the Twin
talIs district, coupled With the fact that
INC nation at large produced bumper
.t"pS OF az varieties this year, made
traffic conditions bad. as tho railroads
have Ilot been able To handle the busi-
ness coming 2ll in a bunch. The lack OF
storage facilities in thls region. accord
ing To Mr., Priest, Is the greatest haudi-
cap the producer has 10 contend with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecast for Salt Lake CITY
and tho state OF Utah-local: Fair Satcr-
day and Sunday

Comparative weather data al salt LAX,
city. November -, 1872:
Highest temperature today WAS 80 de
greco; highest u This month sncc 1879
was ~ degrees; lowest last night was 30
deErcef. lowest this month since 1874 was
uegresS below zero: mean tcmpurs turc
Tor today was 10 degrees: normal was SO
degrees, accumulate cxccss since the
hrst OF the month il 30 degrees: accu-
mulated deficiency since January l Is
299 degrees
telstiNc humidity at "A. m. today wns
- per cent: relative humidity at d M
today w0g III per cent.
T"tAi precipitation FOR the twenty four
hours ending at y. m. was none: total
Tor t!uS month 10 date is 1.33 inches ::
accumulated excess for this month TO
date Is 81 of an inch: total prccipiia ton
since January | TO date is 80 inchcs {:
accumulated excess since January is
So inches.
Sun rises 7:95 Il. m: sun sets 5;of n m.
November 23. 1872
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
|RK AND DEPOSIT
BY POLICE
I ]. Meyers, Who Took
] safe-Keeping, Large
Sum, Is Missing.
! THE Tribune.

/, 10 The Tribune.
<.~ Noy. 30 Having learned the
-t,uis OF the mans wife, the po-
we're hopeful OF bringing abou,
al of Harry ]. Myers, alias Harry
nm whose apprehension has bccn
(, a by Elliott Brown, proprietor OF
>.om hotel Myers. who had been
a for n short time as night clerk,
y an duty yesterday morning when
rndctor arose a; S o'clock, and
|,psauy With his dlsappeara nee
!, Brown missed $3.50 from the
F. dscoyery brought out the fact
:, tbe previous evening Mrs. Mary
.rnW OF Moab. Utah, and a. guest
hotel had placed $500 In Myers )
-dnn for safe keeping until MORN
5iysrs was seen In the office of the
n late as Q O'Clock yesterday morn
'Fhile there has been no formal
ulnt against Inc former hotel clerk.
,lIee are making a strenuous effort
lie him at the request OF Mr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
heath COMES SUDDENLY.
i, Plstfoot Found Dead at Mon
teIlo, New.
10 The Tribune,

|RN, Nov. ga message 10 the
1 in this city brought the informa-
Nav that Henry j. Platfoot, bridge
hiding foreman for the Southern
4 and an old-timc resident OF the
IA been found dead In his Office
Nuntcllo. New, this morning. The
hi was made at 3 o'clock. but it
known at what time death oc-
Hart trouble Is given ms the
"a dsath. The body was brought
lsu al 5 O'clock this evening and
10 the Iiirkcndall undertaking
Arrangements for the funeral
q, been completed.
Hatfoot. who was e. years OF age.
q 2si3 Adarps avenue. For sew
=eH lie had been building foreman
\ Tallroad company and in charge
Wells division. Prior to that time
4 a contractor in this city. He is
q by Two daughters. Mrs. Frank
~ Omaha and Miss Eta Platfoot,
4 In THIS city; also five brothers
y sister, Mrs. platfoot died in
N four years ago.
ID PlatfoOt was q member Of Oc-
'mcil No, III. knights of Colum-
y social which had been planned
members OF that orSan!za ton for
Ssning has been indefinitely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Hold THANKSGIVING Eyerc;co-

SPcVIH 10 Thr TIihunc
OGDEN Nov. 2e-As lbc stuao,t,
were were dismissed today for thc TIonkso
s'tv'nS vacation Of ono week and io per
tiar ,r tlie ,eachcrs To attend the convcn-
I'n tn' VI INC itah Education association.
ene m annual Thanksgiving programme wa
sven a. inc Weber academy this morn
ing. rrof. NJ Il. Porter delivered tho
s,,,nIa - auaress and number Of the
'n's s"r,s partlcipatcd in the programme
INC History of Thanksgiving. an
original sketch by Miss Minnie Nelson
was read by the author.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
ACCEPT FACTORY PROPOSAL.
seetgrowcrs Of Payson and Vicinity Con-
tract With Sugar Company.

Special to Tho Tribune.
pAYSON Nov. 22-'rhe proposal OF the
Utah Idaho Sugar company to build q
factory in rayson was accepted ut =
large mass meeting OF bcetgruwers in the
opera house here tonight. Representa-
lives Of tho Jesse Knight interests were
invited, but did not attend.
The meeting was held under direction
OF the Commercial club. John Liant and
two other men acted for the Utah Idaho
company. A committee of five from The
audience was appointed. with Thomas
Colhurst as chairman, In draw up an
agreement. which was signed by COM
mittcc of thirteen.
The company contracted 10 establish
a, plant here in 1913. The citizens agreed
that 5000 acres of bcetS would bc grown
and sent to tho factory 10 be uanufac-
turcd into sugar from Fayson. Fallen
Jakeshorc. Spring Lake. Sautauuu and
that portion OF Benjamin west of the Salt
Lake Route tracks. Arrangements Tor
supplying sufficient water Wcrc nadr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Install Big Turntablc,

Special 10 Tho Tribune
POCATEI.LO: Ida. Nov. @".-Ono of
the most modern II not the largest turn
table In tho west has just been finished
i'm the Short Limo shops here /, is 100
feet long and works as easily as a
cradle. 1T turns one Of the ncw 100 class
engines OF tho Mikado type as easily us
IT would a donkey engine. This is The
third time In the history of the shops
hero that IT has been found necessary
10 increase the size of this turutablc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Funeral Of Mrs, Wysong.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPECIAL % Tic JfIDunc.
OGDEN. Nov, @2.-Thc funeral of Mrs
Fannie HaSell WysoDE, whose death nc-
CURED ycstcrday viii be held Sunday
afternoon, with services at The fanilv
residence. 42l Twenty eighth street, ut
I o'clock The Rev j. T.. Carver win
be In charge. The body Will bo AT the
T,arkn chapel Saturday evening and at
the home ON TWEEN eighth street be-
tween the hours OF 10 Il. nj, and 1 u. III,
on Sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Writ Is peIlicd,
1 10 We TrihIlnc.

Special to Tie Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Nov, 22.-rhc supreme
court handed down decision today
written by Justice Isaac n. Sullifan, n
which the court denies the writ of prohi
biLiou applied for Ia restrain judge j
NJ. Stevens OF the Sixth judicial district
court from proceeding further IN CON
tempt proceedings In the cHsc OF w. \
Lee VS. Charles #. Lee, The ease was
appealed from the lower court for Bling
ham county. Chief Justice Stewart con
ours In the opinion Justice Ailsheo dis
aeuts. The litigation arose over the APP
propriatIon of certain personal prcpert >
after the appointment of receiver by
the court,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
MONTANA SWEPT BY
TERRIFIC WINDSTORM

EUTTTI. Mont, Nov. GA terrific
uin.lstorm that swept along the main
range of the Rocky mountains early To-
Jay- nut nearly every electric power WIRE
I'm a section 2o6 miles long out of com
mission and caused nearly every mine in
Butte to suspend work; What cuifcnt
t,unps necessary to keep the mines fron
tIondinp The Great Calls. Missouri
River Madison Power lines and the flE
Hole and Billings Power limos were put
nut of commission temporarily
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Elisha Allen Dead.
SncciaI ln rhn rrihnn.

special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov 2e.-Word was received
~ relatives In this city today announc-
lls Inc death of Elisha ALEU-, a former
resident of Huntsville al PocaicIIo ida
Inc body VIII be brought To the home
OF n daughter, Mrs Edward Chatelain,
lI2s WsntE-frst street. The funeral ar
Engagements will be annouDccd after fhc
arrival OF the body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Injunction Denied

Special 10 Tho Tribune
PoCATELLO, IDA. Nov 22-.Judsc J.
NJ. stevens Of the Sixth judicial district
sitting: in place Of Judge Budcc Of Tho
ruth district In this city. denied the
Taxpayers league IN Injunction against
the county assessor restraining him from
collecting q 30-milI tax IN tho citv of
Pocatcllo. Judge stevens rlilcd IN favor
of the demurrer presented by CITY Attrr-
ncy O Mhllcy. that the suit was Illegal
because it failed 10 mention the city Of
Pocatello US Il code PENDANT in tho action
II is anticipated that the faulty com
plaint viii be Temcdicd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23

this state a resident OF Paris. Bcar Lake
county. and Thomas r. llamer OF 81. An
thony. Fremont county former congress
man from this state. defeated after one
term of service. win very likely toss their
hats into tho ring. In fact. Il is claimed
they arc candidates and their friends cS-
pect to perform the marvellous feat or
Transforming their hats Into senatorial
LOgds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
j. w. SWITZERLAND is DEAD.
Modern Woodrneu VIII Conduct Funeral
Sunday Afternoon.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY Nov. 22.--Joln Wilbur
Southcrland died last night al his home
on Park avenue lie had been i'm Cor
more than a year with cancer OF the
liver. lie had been Il resident here for
the past eight wears
John Wilbur Southcrland was born in
Laudsdownc, PiCtou. Nova Scotia, Frbru-
AIRY II. 1861. He WAS married 10 Miss
Cathrync Mckay in 1899 and two sons
and one daughter were born To them
lie is also survived By a sister. Mrs. 4
y. Bavry. and n brother. Abort South
crland. who are living at Port Mulgrave
Nova Scotia.
The funeral will be held SUNDAY after
noon from the |. .. O. u. hall under tic
direction Of the Modern WUodiucu ul
America
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
OBJECTS TO SALE OF MINE.
a. S. Voorhees, Insists He Has Prior
Claim Against Ozocerite Property,
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Nov. @2.-In the district court
here today Judge j. u. Booth heard the
evidence In tho case OF a. s. Voorhees,
county, and the United States Ozoccrite
company. The suit was brought TO re-
strain the sheriff from selling the ozocer-
ite mines near Cotton to satisfy n iudg-
Inent in favor OF Milton Il. Niles and
James ~. Ball, and tho plaintiff asks
0iat F@3oi, alleged TO be owing 10 the
PLAINTIFF by the United States Ozocerite
company. be declared = prior Hen on the
property before the mortgage given to
Niles and Fall is foreclosed and the
property sold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
School Trustees Convene.

Special 10 The Tribune,
POCATET,LO. Ida, Nov. %. 2.-Trustccs
from various school districts win as
eomblo in rocatello carly In December
Tor The second annual meeting OF the
trustees ot Bapnork county, The pur-
pose Is tn discuss the mHin Issues per
tsjnng lo tho duties and responsibilities
of tho trustees toward the teacher ss
well az toward tho school County SUI
pcrJntcudcut Mrs. Alice roserova LEFT
Yesterday for Duwnuy where she expects
10 complete some Of the arrangements
for the programme,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Describes Ogden Churches.
Special TO The Tribune.

ITTOUNS.
OGDEN, Nov GA booklet devoted
exclusively to The churches Of this city
is the latest publication now being pre-
pared for issuance by the Ogden publicity
bureau, The proofs et the subject rnattor
have been delivered to The various pas
tors OF the city for their approval. The
booklet will contain illustrations Of every
prominent church buiIding in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Judges Qualify.
Special 10 Tho Trihupc

~ '''' ltIpbllt.
o"pEN, Nov, .22.-After their selcc-
,lon by the board of cduca ton. the fnl-
-, ;;u",iis nave qualified 10 serve as Judges
~ inc school election to be held i'm ihis
city on December /.
rlrst ward. Mrs, Alice Collins II. u,
n,;S n.mGg1k; -, BenTy NJ. Mack: Second ward,
s,,t,i G%f,n w, w Evans j, T.. Williams, J. A
Smltn, Third ward. w. w Crane lanes
y, Iohurst. John J.. Wilson; Fourth
ward ~ e. Wardleigh. Frank IIcnder-
Sh9t, n. J. Hinton; l'ifth ward. John
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Victim Of Ptomainc5.

Special to Tho Tribune.
POCATEILo. Ida. Nov. 2@-]osepn T.
Young of tho Idaho Wholesale company
Wss lallcn seriously III with ptoulainc
poisoning at Rcxburg a few days age
and was brought home today lie iG
under thc care OF DR.. w. y. Wright and
jg recovering slowly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
'UDY EFFECT OF GRAZING.
y Officials Conduct Experiments
Ia Various Places.
10 The Tribune

PtN. Nov. 2g-James Jardine. gov
y Inspector OF grazing in the ma
|Iorest service. spent a few hours
District Forester e. A. Sherman
While in ibis city en- route TO
[5lon. %. &. The inspector has
r Utah for several weeks, having
,led to his home in Logan by the
y and death Of his father
Utah man Is in direct charge OF
~ OF the government forestry in
Qpon by which 1t is hoped TO ascer-
eject OF grazing by sheep, cat
.otrer livcslock on the forage in
Rlonnl reserves. For this work an
|-ent station has been established
nnnt forest and n herd or sheep
arc OF tho government employees
IDAHO forests for tho purpose Of
lung certain points in connection
effect Of grazing. This research
~ alter by Mr., Jardine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Dry Farmers Prosper.
Special TO The Tribune.

'-l'''''''T W II ITO
OGDEN, Nov. 25-Eictor Hules,
brother of Deputy County CIorle Harry
lIales, Is visiting relatives and friends
In this city. MIR. J1nles makes his home
near Carey, Ida. where lac and the Os-
den brother own n lnrge tract OF land,
z. large portion Of which is under cultiva
Idaho man says that the past season
was exceptionally GOOD for the dry farm
ers Of the Gem state and that the pros
poets for next season are very cncour-
aging.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
THANKSGIVING Day Rates

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale November q and 2S, Limited TO
December 2. Worry low rates between
local points. See agents for further
particulars, City ticket Office. Hotel
Utah. (AdNertisemcnt,)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-23
Find Japanese Guilty.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SnnClaT 10 TNo TrlDunp.
OGDEN. Nov ca. NIasaka. Il jan
ancse, charged with thirl-dcgree bur
garN, was found guilty by a jury in
Judge n. ] HarrSS court this afternoon.
lie VIII he sentenced next Monday. 1t
was shown by the testimony that Masalia
had entered the room Of one Of his cuuu-
trymen and had stolen watch and other
articles valued at $50