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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
GROCERY SPECIAL


> DOZ. FRESH UTAH EGGS, A5C;
figs. &c, best clcomargarine, zoe; kippered
herring. can. 20c; 6 bars white soap, 25o;
graham -four, sack, Zoe: bars CASTLE
soap, 25c; IA lbs. sugar, 81; cans oys-
beans, Csc new bloaters, l0c; plums,
can. l0c: gallon can pineapple. doc; .
ats. clanbcues, lac; gallon can Catsup,
soc; . packages Persian dates. 15c: Eagle
brand milk, lac; new Utah cheese. 2Oc
Royal shoe polish, 1Oc: good breakfast
bacon. 15c; large oranges, doS.. zoe; best
raisns, pkg, Toe; compound lard. 3-lbs..
@0c; , lbs. soc; 10 lbs. 95c: lo-lh. can
mustard sardnes. 25c; shredded wheat,
IN": Van Camps 2Jc pork and beans,
l5c: lbs. wlIiteiish. 15c; soc chocolate
and cocoa. soc: Wool soap, 1 for 25c
real. @Oc: large cans milk, 45c;
picnic hams, 126c; IN pounds good
apples. 25c: . packages cut oatmeal.
l5c; lbg. ginger snaps. 25c' lbs. lima
gloss starch. soda. ball bluing. any .
for 15c: cereal coffee. 19c; snchovies. a
10. 15c boxes matches 25c: lamp chin
neyg. 5c; lbs: lbs strong cheese cheese 25c;
and oat meal, 25c: packages mincs
meat 15c: ] Id. cans salmon, CSC; White
house coffee. i0c: best hams Is: boiled
ham, zoe best creamery butter. soc.
sippcred herring, zoe; kraut lbs, &C
6 bars Crystal White soap. &c: mus
tard, per 10, 2oc; i cans oil sardines,
25e; NJ. J. p. coffee 25c: lob can cot
Lipton's tea. lh., 6oc: 2 packages Corn
Flakes. l5c: Alb. can cottolene. soc: J-lb.
can lard Soc: 3 lbs soda crackers, 25c,
gallon can syrup, 45c: lbs, macaroni, 15c:
soap. Csc, Chicago Store. lis West 1st
South. E2%IS
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LOGAN REPUBLICANS
SPLIT INTO FACTIONS
Much Dissatisfaction With
Self-Seeking Policy of the
Federal Bunch.
Snccial to The Trihuno.

Special to The Tribune,
LOGAN, Feb. 2i.-Thcrc IS a rapidly
growing Schism In the ranks Of the Re-
public9ns of this county. Great disal-
lection has been caused ny the complete
monopolIzation of affairs by Il few office
holders who have constituted themselves
the managers OF tho Republicans in Cache.
Congressman Howell has kept his same
few hcpchmen in all the good positions
for a dozen years. and n growing Tnur-
mur OF discomfort Is rising all along
the party ranks With Odell In tho post
office. ThayDe in the state land board.
Bullcn In fine state senate. Robinson In
the house and other positions distributed
TO a few other faTcritcs Of the congress-
man the official status OF the county
seems 10 be fixed FOR . long time. and
while there is nothing said against the
officers personally there IS loud pro
test against n few men continuing TO
monopoli1e every position In the gift of
the party seemingly fcr n lifetime.
la the last county election the Repub-
licans arose and sp1otc Bullcn. rcleeat
ing him to the rear Ia political affairs
1t is claimed by many OF the disafected
ones that tho same fate awaits Howell
unless he changes his tactics.
There Is also considerable dlss5tisfao-
ton over the course OF District Judge
Mauehan. He recently gave d prisoner
three years in the pcnitcntiary for steal
Ing a. bottle OF whisky The prisoner
had a wife and throe small children.
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Disagreement in Stabbing Case.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 25.--Gn the trial of Will
liam Vaughn. which has been ON here for
two days, the evidence went 10 show
that Vaughn and EyTuIp Evans became
involved in a dispute over Il horse,
which resulted in q fight. Evans tcati-
fled that Vaughn stabbed him, and on
the other hand the defendant testified
that Evans attacked him and threw an
open knife at him. Attorney Harvey
Cluff made the opening argument 10 the
jury for the state followed by Attorneys
John Jensen and J. W. McKinney for
the defense. +. W. \. Whtecotton clos
ing for the state
The case went TO the jury at O'Clock
At 1890 o'clock Sunday morning the
jury returned with the report that IT had
been unable TO agree upon a verdict
The Jurors were discharged. 1t IS under
stood that the jury stood five to three
for ecuuittai
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New Schools Delayed.
spccIal % M Trihune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 2I.-purinc Sts regular
meeting TO-DAY tho county board OF educa-
ton received two petitions asking that
ne" schoollou.cs be built. Ono Of tho
requests came from soyenty-Dlpc tasnav
ers ~ Roy, and the other Was madn nv
eighty taxpayers az HarrisvIlIe. The
board IS aware that the preSen; buildings
at each place arc Inadequate. but owing
TO a shortage OF funds il viii bc Deces-
sarE 10 postpone the improvements In
definitely. The board recently petltIoned
the county commissioners for an increase
in the school allotment. but fhIs cannot
be done without increasing the rate OF
taxation
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DIED

FROlSLANp-At - T,,-->.--.~--.,,
February 81. 1el9 q, Llznheth +
\ Froislapd, son %; NJ cancer. H.
nlgi,a is1H OiSon Froisland. bonn ANu a., tne
fSSna 81, tr SorWny' Funeral seryicsl
cbanoi cbbaI,aiayl; a. p, m. from ene
West Temple Street. EriaSSior. q
terry. III City &
LEATON-At Bingham carn
-. 1912, Edward Loaton svu; n; Eel
from accident. Funeral sar,Js 5so - 4
held from the funeral chans, Nss ~
iiaN. lbi South West Temr,ol ol kbl
LOU a. in.s Tuesday, Febr,,sv, stre|
under the auspices of tbny ~,
Union of Steam Shovel Mon ,so. Asso.
OF which deceased was ,bn ocai
don't lntcrmcnt Mount olIyc,s dis sicc s
kENT--In this city. Fcb,,as. '
Mrs. Priscilla Mary KcnI "aly
wife OF Alfred Kent, Il n n"ssu ~
neral services will bc befs fs,feet'|
Marks Episcopal church On II iro'
street at = y. III. Tucsday rnrst
1872. Friends wishing In yieu1 yfi"nfu1
!,ld'ns may 90 so any time Mot,4
tne pflgatc chapel of Ebcr w ~
spuln NGst Temple street, In.
Mount Ol!vet cemetery. A'ii
SCHOENFELD-In this c,,, -.
~; l9l2. Frederick Morton snp
aged : months and Is dnVs @ sels'
and Mrs. O, W. Schocnfeld zoe ou y,
Funeral services VIII be held ts
residence at y. IN. Mondav W.
&c. 1912. 1uterment CITY co,na,s ~
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DECLARES SHE DID
NOT POISON BABIES

NEW YORK, Feb. 24,-With both
her confession aud an emphatic repu.
diation of 1t in their hands, the Brook
lyn police hold Winifred Ankcrs in Il
police station tonight charged with
causing the deaths of eight babies by
poison at the Brooklyn nursery and
infants hospital this week
Admissions she made last night of
having placed oXalc acid in the
babies milk in order TO make trouble
for the nurses Nho had snubbed her,
were false, she declared, and had been
wrung from hcr unfairly with threats
to take Der baby from her.
~ didn t poison The babies; I loved
them too much. she said. ~ only
signed that confession without reading
it after the detectives had played on
nv love for my own child until | was
nearly crazcd -
Ever since Tuesday. she said she had
been bounded by detectives. Last
night, after eight hours of gruelling at
their hands. she said she grew frantic
81 did IT. Then, she said. they
wrote out a confession and had her sign
il.
"My God, I did not do it, she ex-
claimed over and over again today.
tWhy did you say so, then?'
81 don Z know. J thought it would
save the, doctors and the hospital lot
of trouble from the police. -
The doctors who examined the woman
today said she seemed TO be suffering
from paranoia, Expert tests of her
mental condition will be made.
During araignmcnt in court today,
which was adjourned until next week.
the woman sobbingly pleaded that her
lo-months old baby be gwen back 10
bpr
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Good Booster for Ogden.
Special TO The Tribune


OGDEN, Feb. 2s.-H. NJ Rowe presi-
dent or tile Weber club, IL at present in
Los Angeles, Cal, and recently demon
strated his ability as n booster by devot-
ing half column interview in tho Los
Angeles Express 10 the good qualities
ol ogden. ITS enterprises. and declaring 2
" 10 bc tho city which We beiieya bass
more advantages than any other city in
the mountains" "
The Weber club executive Is also ac
IuainunS himself with some OF the pub
1city methods employed In Los Aneeing
With view 10 incorporating them in ,hn
plans 10 be worked out by the bureau
RECENTLY organized in this city
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WOMAN OF 81 is DEAD.
Mrs. Ann Walton, Pioneer of Utah, En-
pire9 at Alpine.

0UtEI5T % dc ITIUUNF.
PROVO. Feb. 25.-Irs. Ann Walton. 81
years OF age. Utah pioneer, died at her
home IN Alpine without sickness OF pain
at a. IA, today. Mrs. Walton was born
In Lichheld. Staffordsilire. England, Feb
ruary u, 1921 She became identified
with the Mormon church December II,
lS4l, and emlsrated to America in 1854,
arriving IN Salt Lake city September 25.
the same year. She crossed the plains
by OK team, walking nearly the entire
journey She was married 10 Joseph
Walton. who survives her October
%. 1854, and in March OF the following
year moved TO Alpine. where she had
resided ever since Besides her husband
she Is survived by three sons. Joseph IS.
Walton, Provo. John j. Walton, Tabor.
Canada. and Thomas II. Walton, Ameri-
can Fork
Funeral services Will be conducted from
the Alpine ward house Tuesday morning,
February -, Mrs. Walton's birthday
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To Reopen Mining Work.
ccial 10 The Tribune.

SpcCIdT TO ILc ITTOuUs,
PROVO. Feb. o4,-Thc directors OF
tine Lost Josephine" mining company
have voted TO resume operations AT the
mine at once. with tho Intention OF con-
tlnuinS work all the season, The mine
is supposed 10 be the old workings OF a
rich gold deposit worked by the Spaniards
years before this country was settled
by white people. \. c. French. a min
ing engineer, has been engaged by the
company TO supervise the development
with instructions 10 make the most Wig
orous attempt 10 unearth the wealth that
is thought by some TO be In the mine.
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POOL SALE is SLOW.
Wool Buyers % Not Take Kindly to
New Plan Of Sheepmen
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 24.--Oniy r. small GUAM
MY or wool was sold today at the pool
saie arranged by mora than a hundred
growers Of this locality. Many OF the
uuNers who were expected TO take part
Withdrew from the sale, declaring that
they Were acting under instructions from
th7lr eastern companies. One buyer
representing Boston concern, purchased
2 leW thousand pounds In private deals
ana TOOK options on several clips The
highest price paid is said 10 have been
IS cents,
About million and half pounds Of
WOO! was represented by growers who
Wsre on hand 10 dispose of their neoces
Tao growers believe that they viii he
materially benefited by this new plan
Tor S"ll!ng the seasons clip but the hu,-
ers do not take kindly TO the scheme
W. l.. Lindsay. one OF the most proni-
hsnt growers, stated today that fhe
shcepmen are determined 10 dispose OF
thelr wool In this manner and will CON
unuc 10 hold weekly saie=
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FUNERAL NOTICES


MAIlON-Funera services ovar a.
mains OF James 4. AIahor tn
at San Diego. Cal. February % st,
be held Monday, February 1G iat2
neral cortege will leave O'Donna@,, NJ +
chapel et $50 a. m. thencc ~ e,
ricks church, 5S2 West Fourth !,
Int crment IN the family lof. M,
cemetery. ~
CUMMINC;S-Funcral services A.
remains Of Thomas Cunn,r~.o
died ia this city January rs Isiss ,
held from O'Donncll & Co.'S charoi
day, February 70. 1872. al 1 o'eIcc;
terment Mt, Calvary cemetery. Z
INS-Funeral seryicos oy.. :,
mains OF Mrs. Anna Robbins M
at Los Angeles. Cal. Tebruary ~
will ne held from O'Donneu ~
chapel Monday, February 26. ISL
o'clock, lDt"rment Mt. Olivot O. mo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
New Lodge Planned.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. 24.--The grand lodge Of
the Pythan Sisters Of Utah win go 10
Garfield next Tuesday 10 institute q lodge
at that place. Miss Louise Ritter. re-
siding I'm this city is the grand chief of
the grand lodge and she Will bc accom-
panied 10 Garfield by the nine other state
officials residing In Ogden. II Is ex-
pccted that twenty-five grand lodge
members of Salt Lake Will attend the
ceremonies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
No Pool Hall Permits to Be Given.

Special TO The Tribune
NEPHI, Feb. 2f.-At the recent meet
ing Of the city council II was unani-
Inously decided not To grant any pool hall
licenses.
a committee from the city council,
composed OF C.ouncilmen Orson CaZicr.
w. II. Pettcgrcw and Attorney r. II.
Burton, met with the state highway com
mission ut Sale Lake. Tuesday. and re-
ported that their request TO have the bal
uncc OF the money In the state road fund.
amounting TO about $4,000. spent on sthe
state road running through Nephi was
considered fsvorably by the commission
and work would soon commence.
The county commissioners last fall
levied a 5-miil tax on all property in
Nephl precinct, Nebo school district and
Mona school district. but all the money
was being spent outside Nephi City. al
though nearly $4,000 Was raised from the
levy on Nephi City property. The city
council objected 10 this taxation with
out representation and met with the
state commission TO make its demands
accordingly. question arose as TO
whether, In building through the city the
city or the road commission would have
20 put ~ the numerous culverts and
bridges that cross Main street. but tho
attorney general has ruled that they are
"A part OF the stat" highway
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
WILL RAZE WALLS.
Firms Submit Bids for Tearing Down
Ruins of EccIes Block.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 3i.---In response 10 a
call for bids holmes & Murphy and the
Davis Nrechiug company. both of Salt
Lake. have submitted to representa- tives
Of David F,rcleS their estimates for raz-
inS the wallis OF tho Dccles building
which WAS DESTROYED by fire on Novem-
Der Is of last year. The action Of tho
Eccles interests followed demand made
by th" city commissioners that the three
top stories Of the east and north walls
be- removed. the city engineer declaring
this portion OF the ruins 10 be in dan
gernus condition.
II has been estimated that the east
and north walls, which remained stand =
inS to their fun helgh, OF fivo stories. or
clGhty-two feet. contain 140o tons OF
masonry, while the west and south walls.
three stories OF which were removed are
said 20 contain 1000 tons, The bids
called for include the complete removal
of the walls and the storing OF the ma
terial. Some bids are expected from
Ogden parties. after which the contract
viii he lot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Circulate Worthless Checks.
Special to The Tribune.

'rLENIstI % It lIIUuIlc-
SPRINGVILLE. Feb. &C. T. Tran
choll and z. y. Jordan Of Spriugvule are
out SO each because % their misplaced
;aith In humanity. Two men cainc -
town THURSDAY. one or whom represented
nimGef as an organizer for The Indus
trial Workers OF the World ard the other
said hs was a business man looking Tor
. location. The strangers signed checks,
for SO each with the names George
Reese and Frank J.. Wallace which
Tranchell and Jordan csshcd. Today the
sipringviIle men discovered that the
checks were worthless. Tne men also
left an unpaid board bin II s. at tile
Boyer hO-eI
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Held as Family Deserter.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, Feb. 2s,--Jaines G, Christen-
sen. a young married man Of Goshen.
Utah. was brought to Provo today by
Marshal Trotter and taken before Justice
Of the Peace f., l.. Jones on T. charge Of
abandonment OF wife and minor Child
He was bound over 10 the district court
and released on $500 bond.
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MONUMENTS. ToMRsT0.
ATTORNEYS

y. L. 0LESON. LAWYER.
ge1 Boston Bldg. Wasatci, 4lI?-
DANA T. SMITH. ATTORNEY.
Herald Bldg. Bell phone. Wasat0
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News of Intermountain Region

state president OF the organizatio will
come 20 this city next Monday and would
be plased to meet all ladies' OF Ogden
whose parents came TO this state prior
10 1858.
The meeting VIII be held at the home
OF Mrs. Joseph a. West. 3i3 Twenty
eighth street. at y, m, and cordial
Invitation Is extended 10 all who arc
eligible 10 become members OF such an
order
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEA DING FLORIST, w. w 4
ia Il. End So. Both phones a,
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Hunter Exhibits Trophy.
Special 90 The Tribune.


OGDEN, Feb. 2i.-Thc pclt of Il largo
mountain lion was exhibited by Benjamin
Chadwick, assistant superintendent OF the
Vineyard Land and Livestock company,
at the county courthouse today. Mr.
Chadwick killed the beast on Grouse
creek Box Elder county. few days ago.
The lion weighed lI5 pounds and the hide
measures seven feet from the tip of the
tall TO the end Of the nose. The lion was
killed by one bullet from Mr.. Chadwick :
ytn nr
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Plan Special Service.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 2t.-Members or the
G. 4. F., w. Il. C.. Lincoln circle and
United Spanish Var Veterans will at
tend Washingtons birthday patriotic
service to be- held al the First Presby
terrain church at 80 o'clock tomorrow
evening. There Will be special music.
and tho pastor viii deliver an address on
The Lesson of the Postage Stamp"
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Choose to Forfeit Bail,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. G4.-1'hr case against y,
NJ and u Shafcr, strike breakers en-
ployed AT the railroad shops, charged
with disturbing the peace, was dismissed
by Judge William Reeder this morning
on the grounds that the fight in which
they participated last night had been
started by +. Ahcrn and George Sanburg,
two strikers. The latter forfeited S25
bail each by failing 10 appear in court.
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Shaw Denounces Roosevelt.

rs international News 5eryicc
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. af-AddressinS
tho Jewellers club here tonight. Leslie M
Shaw. who ~sF secretary Of the treasury
under Theodore Roosevelt, severely casti-
gated 10" former prcsIdeut Tor his
speech a; Columbus Mr. shaw likcucd
the Roosevelt idcM ol popular government
10 The recent CUatesyilo lynchng.
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Trplets in SpringviIlc.

SneciaI 70 The Tribune,
SPRINGVILLE. Feb ei-Triplcts
were born last night 20 Mr.. and Mrs. G.
y. Martin of this citV There are two
bows and ono girl. The boys ilp tho
scales 81 four pounds each and the baby
r'Tl weighs eight uounds Mrs. Martin
snd her babicF arc progressing favorablv
Mrs Martin 4. a daughter Of Charlie
Reynolds ct GAIT Lake city
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Sentence Is Increased.

spcclaI u The ITibuno
OGDEN. Feb. ai-CIarcuce Jacksor
the colcrod man who attempted 10 escape
from the chain gang OF city prisoners
YESTERDAY afternoon. viii gervs fifteen
DAYS IN addition to his original scntence
for hts hold break. Jackson told Judrc
Reedcr that he had no shoes and his feet
MfrA cold.
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Accused of Statutory offcnse.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
HEBER CITY. Feb. ol--o l.. HAYDEN
OF Salt Lake City was given prcimi-
nary hearing hero today before a Justice
OF the peace on a charge OF having com
mttted a statutory offeuse. Hn was
bound over FOR trial in the distri"; Coprt
His bond was liked at $50. which he
win prohah hlY fnrnish
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PLUMBING &c STEAM HEAT

----~-~-~--~~~~-->-<-~l-~|-
RANGES MOVED AND CONNECTED,
$50; water jackets cleaned. stoves and
rangeS repaired. SIS Pacific ave. L.. Z.
Morrison. Wasatch o877-Y. x145O
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Fierce Storm in Wyoming.

'0F'CIHI I'D I nc TTTUUTr.
OGDEN. Feb. 2t-Reports received here
from Wyoming points on the Union Pa
ci5c throughout the dav indicate that Il
high Wind is pllinG the cuts full of snow.
which has been falling since last evening.
The pows have been called out and
desperate fight is being wa ged TO keep
the line open Throughout Wyoming the
storm Is reported 10 have reached the
proportions of = blizzard.
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State or rt-h. county OF salt Lake.
y. VI. Peabody, being frst duly sworn
according 10 iow. dcposcs ana saws that
M Is cashier ot The above named bank;
that the above and foregoing report con
talEs fun. iIuc and correct statement
of tine condition OF the said bank AT
the close Of business on tho lTth day of
FoJrGary, 1917. y. H. PEABODY.
Correct attest;
H = CLARK.
~. &. EDWARDS.
LESTER -. FREED.
Directors.
Subscribed 'ud sworn o." before nc this
9Th day of February lHl2.
LILLIAN ANDERSON,
tS"a1 Notary Public.
State Of Utah, office OF Bank Commis-
slOneT.
l. .. :. Tinscy. bank commissioner Of
tho stat. of Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing j. a full. true aud correct
copy of lho statement Of the above
named company. flled in my office tlhs
2ita day OF February. l9l2.
=. :. TTN(;E.Y
(ScaD Bank Commissioner.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED


BUNGALOW APARTMEN
3rd East and So. Temple. Wasatch 5lO3,
\ 5-room Hat will be vacated about
March 10th: front and back porches and
TWO diSapDcnring beds. X26SS
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Given License TO Wed.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb, PA marriage license
was granted by County Clerk Samuel g.
Dye TODAY 10 Earl !. Kershaw and Miss
Ethel l.. Lincoln. both of this city.
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Succumbs to Pneumonia.

Spccal 10 The Tribune
PROVO, Feb. 2i-Marie E,mmons the
1f-vcar-old daughter OF John =. aud
Mary Carter Emnons died this morning
OF pneumonia at the family homo on
Provo bench.
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BOSTON 700 PROMISED
FAMILY OF GRIZZLIES
Special to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Thr ZooIoci-
cal garden ~ Boston has made arrange
ments vitN the department Of the in
terror for obtaining = family 81 grizzly
bears from tho Yellowstone National
park. The superintendent OF the park
has also been authorized TO ship such
other native wild animals as may be
desired by the Boston Geological garden.
provided the capture Of these animals Is
not detrimental 10 the preservation OF
game ia tho park.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Town Is Booming.

During the last few DAYS number
of new buildings have been planned,
among them a new brick salesroom for
the Consolidated Wagon g. Machine
company of Salt Lake City. In addi
ton TO this building, which will be so.
xl00 feet. the wagon company has en-
tered into negotiations for the erection
of a largo warehouse on : site just
north of the railroad tracks.
Progress on the construction of the
new Oxford hotel. in which will be 10.
Gated the rooms of the Downey Marsh
Valley Commercial club. is seen; the
first floor now being almost entirely
enclosed bv the brick walls. The hotel
will be onencd on April -, with eel
cbration that viii 30 down in the an
mails of Idaho as being one of the most
ella boratc ever held.
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Salt Lakcrs in New York.

Special TO rhc Tribune.
NEW YORK. Feb. Waldorf II. ".
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