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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

This is one of the many hundreds Oh
letters being received by the Book
lovers Picture Game Editor:
81 am so interested in this contest
that 7 feel 1 must write and talk TO
you about it.
"I am n manicurist, and all the time
I am not polishing nails I am busy
worrying over those pictures. At hrsti
before the Answer Book came out, L
brought the pictures down with me, and
used to dig into them, with the cata-
logue, between customers. Now l keep
them at the shop and bring the Answer
Book back and forth.
nYou know what silly slush men
generally pass out to manicurists. wen,
I've changed all that. AS soon as q
customer shows up l lead HIM around
to the Booklovers' Game, If he is az
all talkatiye (most of them are2, ana
then flash on him one of the pictures
that has mo guessing. During the RESI-
Of the time it takes to fix him up L
have him figuring out possible titles to
the pictures. The other day l got
real ingenious fellow. and he was so
good at it that ! did his nails over
three times to hold him while he solved
some Of the pictures.
"Going back and forth on the cars
] keep busy with the pictures, aud l
think lots of other working people do
the same thing. Having the whole
equipment so completely placed makes
it easy to carry around. Lots of girls
1 know carry story book back and
forth, aud think nothing of it,
81 do not expect to get the $500 IN
gold COIN but L am going to win 1t II
can, because I want to buy a player
piano Some girls without any brains
OF anything keep fellows chasing after
them because they cen play the latest
tunes, and have Jolly times in their
parlor5. That's one big reason why I
want one OF those swell player pianos.
A regular piano wouldn t do me any
good, as I cannot play
That letter rings true It contains
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Are You Subject
to Backache?

The muscles Of the back are constant
ly under heavy strain and have but lit
tie rest throughout the day, They are,
therefore. in need of all the pourish-
ment and strength that plenty of pure,
red blood can give them. Unless they
have this help, YOU will have baekache
and continue to have it,
Backache seldom or never means kid
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the tired, weary, wornout muscles of
the back showing their exhaustion be-
cause Of lack of good, pure blood
IL you are subject 70 backacbc you
have reason TO suspect the condition or!
your blood. The one generally recog-
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Williams Pink Pills-is worthy serI.
GUS trial.
Call at your druggist . and get a box
of these pills. You will find them diff.
forent and more effective than any
other medicine YOU can take for the
blood. You viii notice that besides
strengthening your nerves and banish
ing your backacbe DR.. Williams Pink
Pills will tone up your entire system
and give you an appetite that will
make your meals ENJOYABLE.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Total of Ballots Cast Shows
Increase Over Two
Years Ago.

Special TO The Tribune.
GDEN, Oct 21.-W1th no doubt ex-
listing at any time during the
campaign as to the nomination OF
" Mayor A. G. Fell and H NJ,
Rowe for the office OF mayor
commissioner Of Ogden. at least one sur
prise developed from the primary cleo
don today when Chris Flygare and A. e
Westherby received the nomination for
four-year commissioner. Flygare fourth
in the list of candidates for commits
soner at the primary two years ago, went
to the top Of the list OF six today with
a total of 1913 votes.
There was practically no contest for
the office OF auditor. A. F. Larson and
w. D, Van Dyke. Jr., receiving the norni-
nation over Joseph Hill. the Socialist
candidate. Larson received a higher
vote by 17S Of the two nominees. w. Fl.
'Reeder, candidate for municipal Judge,
had no opposition other than that OF the
Socialist, Gustave Holmgren, and conse-
quenuy both names viii appear on the
final ballot. Judge Reeder received a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Laurel Results.
sy International News Service

By international News SoEFlco.
First race fivo and half furloDgB-Humtiio-
tion. I0s (Davles). TO s. won: John P. Nixon,
li2 GENTRY, to /. second: Woodrow, Hs Dur
Iingame). I2 to !. third. Time. Iii 4-S. Su-
preme. Harvest Queen Ash Can. Helen ". and
Fi0tbush al1o ran
Second race, five and half furIongs-Mss
Moments. 10 II. McTegsart), II TO 8, won: Heno-
tic, 112 (Hascy) 80 TO I. second; Uncle Jimmy
Gray. iI5 tGontry). 20 TO I. third. Time. ILL 80.
Amoricus Lord Wells. Auto Maid, Jim L. and
Fathcrola also ran.
Third race. five and half furlones-Bcle
Terre. 100 (sumpter). Ia to 8. won; casthrh. N5
(shu,tngcr). 20 TO ]. second; Duke Hal. 1o5
(Collshan) 10 TO ]. third. Timo. Ii2 is. Fool
o. Fortune Battling Nelson. Galoa- ColgSn, Bull
Dog Peacock and s,onchcDge also
Fourth race. five and half furlongr-Slr John
Johnson. 1T Byrnc,, II TO 20. won; Marjorie A..
lo2 tBuxton) Is 10 8. second: Frederick l.. lio
Gfusgrave). I TO i. third Time. LII 30. Phyllis
Antoinctte also ran.
Fifth race five and n half furloo6s--vo,es l07
Ooylo). 10 TO !. won, Molio Richards. loT (Sux-
toni, : TO o. second; Bodkin. lN ~. McTnSsart),
TO l. third. Timo. l;l2 Michael Argolo, Stol-
clffc DIR. eurch. Lord Ladas and Jonqu also
Sixth race mle-Rockfish. 100 Dnvies>. 20
to ], won: Beach Sand. 100 (Burlingnmo), TO l.,
second; Defy los (Robbnsl. to l. third. Time.
1:le As, Roy. Sir Dawn. Harconrt. D-, HolE-
berg. Deborah. Reno. Turkey In the Straw. Hans
Creek. seTviccnce Horace u. and Rag Brook also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
FINDS INFANTS BODY.
Specimen From Doctors Office Discovered
In Rubbish Causes Sensation,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 21.-What threatened Tor
p time TO develop into a decided sensa tion
resulted today when worllmen discoV-
cred tho munlmified body of an infant in
a small lin bread-box on rubbish heap
~ the rear OF the Howell building, 24I5
Washington avenue. After the find had
been turned over TO city Sanitary In
spector George Shorten and the police, it
was discovered that the body was a
specimen belonging 10 Or. Fred G. Clark,
who has An office on the second floor OF
the Howell block.
The body was appa rently that OF a
female child which died shortly after
birth. II Was wrapped In two towels and
newspaper The box and Its grewsome
contents had been removed TO the base
msnt OF the city building and thorough
examination made by the sanitary In
spector and police before DR.. Clark in
formed the authorities that there was no
mystery 10 be solved. He said that the
body had reposed in his storeroom for
several months before II vas thrown on
the rubbish pile last Sunday when work.
men were remodellng his office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Greyhounds Show Speed.

WYMORE. Neb., Oct. 2l.-One hundred
and thirty dogs from nearly a dozen
states. likely bunch Of runners In the
opinion of P. J. Shehan Of Chicago, the
Judge. were paired off for the first day
OF the Ma atIonal Greyhound futurity races
which started here this afternoon. The
coursing brought crowd OF nearly 500
dog fanclers. Fifty-two entries were le,
loose by Starter Bievens Of Beatrice
leaving thirteen races unfinished OF the
first round. The pairings were only fair
for the opening round. somc OF The
younger dogs, unfa miliar with the course
making poor showing and being easily
eliminated. The run OF the day was be-
tween Yellow Star, owned by Kinney and
Eiledge. and The Ayenger. Allen and Nc
CarLy owners, 1t took three runs to conf
plete the heat the speed and quick turns
Of each dog being nicely timed that
II was toss-up between them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

There is no sense In being h
inflated by having to appear
with a pimple covered, blotcAs
face that makes strangers slam
friends ashamed Stusrt's Calciu
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your face a welcome inStead
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spots, boils. eczema, tetter o.
eruption. u
Nowadays, when you see afd|
the chances are Stuarps Chau
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only a short time. even win
con1plexions-the kind that az
with rash. eczema. boils. h'1
liver spots.
Stuart's Calcium Waters caus
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lungs burn up a great amouH
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WATERS. And every instant .
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the pores are reInfigoratea,
such a thing as a plmple, pH.
any other eruption Is impo4'
marvel at the change. .x
The soft, rosy tint love taps
the neck, shoulders and asm5
health of youthful skin-ln ~
can't help having a beautilu11 1s' Y
II YOU use Stuart's Calcium W
They are put mp In cnnSsm,
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cents a box. ~e'-1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

May, Bulgar IU; 9chcst 1oa: Colos. 1o+. FL
Mahdi. los: FLASK. 1H; Transformation, 1lo' Sal
walton Nell 10i
Impression, l0a: Yollov Eyes AZ Robert oliver.
20, Tactics, loo Rlngliug 9e: Colonel Cook. %
Barnesat. log.
Fifth race flyo and half furlongs-Monmouth.
1o7. Flails III: Margerum. loo; Joaquin. lW:
Captain Jinks. 97: Cecilia H. III. Old Hank. loo
Mr. Specs i'll: Discovery. l0T; Lord LAdas, l0o;
Prince Floral. l05, Brynavin 107: NosrednN, l0T:
Nemesis, surpnss. I02: Hcrmis. Jr.. 106,
Sixth race milo and sixtoenth-Mary Ann X.
iol Tay Pay. Ioo. Ella Crane. o5: Frog. l07; Miss
Jonah. 1oI: Mclts. lo7: Merry Lad. lio; Dsingcr-
field. 100. Haidorman. 40; Lord Elam. 1o7; Vol
thorpe. lis.
Weather clear: track heavy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
TURF RESULTS.
Continued from Page Eight. }

tnh), $50. third. Time 1917 IS. Uncle Hart
Stanley 81 Tyro. Oriental Pearl. Spy and Rober,
Fourth raco. siy furonss-Just Rod. III CsoreD.
sS.eo' $40 and $3.50. won: Or. Jackson 100 (Noy-
lonl. sIeo aud sl51o second; Rooster lo7
lAenryl. ~ 90 third Tine. 117 s-5 willis
Little Father Curlioue. Gold Color. Jack KsIlogs,
and Jack Kavanausb ALSO ran,
Fifth race mile and .i1toonth-Pierro Dumas
loo lacCabel. Je2 80. 1870 and 81 10, Won: Ocean
Queen 100 lBenton]. $40 and $3.50 second: Gar
ne1u. Jos lobcrp. S3.7o third. Tlme. 51 Is
Font, Camel and Barpdanoa also ran.
Sixth race. mile and a nlxteenth-Coppertoy-n
100 tMurphy). $3.50. 1910 and 81 20, won, Phil
Mohr. 100 (Keogh) 50. 90 and 81. 90 uccnnd; oreon
Io5 lHanovor). 81 so. third, Time 1851 i-6 lido
woiss. Charter and Port Arlington aIro ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Mrs. Josephine Payne Dies,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 21.-Mrs. Josephine
Payne, aged 4s years. widow OF Joseph
Payne. died at her home in Huntsville
at o'clock this morning Death resulted
from heart disease. Born in ogden. Mrs
Payne had spent her entire life IN this
city NTH the exception OF the past two
ycars during which time she had lived In
the Ogden valley town.
She is survived by one son, Cecil w
rayne, and two daughters, Misses Cora
and Beatrice Payne, all residing at home
The funeral services VIII be conduct ed
in the Huntsville chapel at o'clock Wed
ncsday afternoon. followed by lnterment
az that place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
LOSES MANY TREASURES.
Fire Which Destroys Home OF X q
Asee Consumes Valued Relics.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct. 21.-Losses which are not
covered BY insurance and resulting from
the destruction OF articles that cannon
he replaced were sustained by Judge a.
W Agee when the home OF his son, K.
G. Agee, 1907 Robinson, was completely
destroyed by fire last evening. Judge
Asee declared today that d monetary
estimate could moi be placed on his per-
Eonai losses.
Above all other things which were de-
stroyed. Judge Agee priced a large num-
her OF letters which were written 10 him
by his lnte wife during two years stay
u California. In addition to these. thcre
was a solid walnut chair. upholstered In
leather. which was presented to Judge
ASee when he WAS the presiding officer
OF the Nebraska senate In 1883 This
chair bore a silver plate on which was
inscribed. Presented TO the Hon. Alfred
W. Agee. lieutenant governor. by the Ne
braska senate, 1883. -,
The former jurist also lost several oil
PAINTINGS OF considerable value. many
title deeds. abstracts OF title and several
life, fire and accident insurance policies.
The papers had been temporarily taken
from the vault Of a local bank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Joyriders Are Lenient.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 2l.-Unda ma ged and con-
tanning a case of valuable instruments.
The automobile belonging 10 City Ply
slclan Walter f.. Whalen. which was
stolen from In front or the Weber club
on Grant avenue last evening, was To-
Gated by the police or West Twenty
fourth street carly this morning. The
car had appa rently been appropriated by
joyriders, who left It standing nj the side
OF the road near the ogden Packing g.
Provision company's plant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
MEMBERS OF |. W. W.
ARRESTED; IN JAIL
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct, 21.-As the result OF the
arrest here today of twenty-four Indus
trial Workers OF the World who were en-
route to Salt Lake 10 engage In ca'n'
paign for the financial bettcrment oil the
Zion local. the !. w. ". leaders have oe-
cided 10 transfer their operations TO Og-
den for tie present. The announcement
was made this afternoon that series Oh
street meetings would be held with John
Kennedy and s. Joseph. two of the ieau-
ers who arrived today. as the spea heTs,
There were more than thirty men In tno
first detail which arrived today ana tno
announcement was made by the |, w. w.
leaders that probably forty more we're en-
route toward. Salt Lake from northern
points with the prospect that they W0uIn T..,,
arrive hero during the evening. WIN
a view to conducting n campaign in TINS
city II the authorities persist In theiI
promised prosecution OF the twehty-iout
now In jail. members OF the or5aniZau3n
from oil !ntermountain points WIZ pe
summoned TO Ogden, according 10 the
leaders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

refused to allow the Charleston team two
Thinning games won from the Maysvile,
KY, team on September q. With these
games thrown out, the percentage
by the Chilicothe, o., team, TO which the
directors awarded the 1913 pennant. Pres
ident r. +, Pennywitt, OF the Charles
ton club announced that he would not
appeal the case. He contended that the
umpire limited the games to seven IN
nings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
English Golfers to Play.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct 2l.-Ha-ry
Vardon and Edwin Rey. the English golf
ers arrived here today and Will play a
series OF matches this week at the San
Francisco golf and country club with Jack
Neville. Pacific coast champion. Vincent
Whitney. former Pacific coast champion
and Chaplin Tubbs. former captain Of the
Yale golf team. The games will be
played Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

day she began taking Dr !
Syrup Pepsin she has had "
Inconvenience and natufalI, y
10 say kind things OF this ,@ =
\ bottle can be bought ~ ~ !
gist at 30 cepts or ono dali.
usually buy the 80 cent ,s' si1s
then. having convinced then'
its merits, they buy tbe a'aI; Ss
which is more economical ~ y.
always guaranteed or money y s
funded. Elderly persons ~ /,
can follow these suggostions =
assurance of good results "
Families wishing to try a r.,
bottle can obtain it postna;i
dressing DR.. w. B, Caldwell 4 4
ington ST., Monticello, I'M
card with your name and ADJ,
Will do.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Laurel Entries.

By International News Service.
First race. ELK furlon=s-Faather Dustsr. I'D;
lvahcl. lci: SylvdStris, los: YORK Lad liz: Miss
PFimity. io8: Aftcrslow. lo5: Brush. loi; Early
Light. 100; Chester Erum iel Edlth fnaz los:
Star Gft. l8: Mama Johu,on. %: veatrd Right.
loa IrinocsS Industry. il1: Joe Knight. ic0 First
AID. 100; Jim l., ll2; BUrsar, l0s.
Second race. Chevy Chase handicap about tso
miies-Naitbie 1856: L. Navnrre. i<: Shannon EIv-
sr, isa: The Evnder. $50: RrdIoy Run. $50; FL
BGrt, l5s.
Way 40, Bnfebell. no. Jessail. 10s. Aunt Elsis
i0I; Fool o Fortune. 10: Polly H. i07; Ieonie
D.. i"i SALON los; Patty Rcsau. 103 Tho JTrchio
lo5; Scarlet Letter. 80. Tom Hancock. l0t Violo,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
HOW A MANlCURIST SOLVES
BOOKLOVERS GAME PICTU|
Here Are Some Hints That May Put
Closer to the $500 in Cash AVA

sound advice for Thousands;
and women, You can Hnd Id
solving the pictures-and Iot
ward for your efforts.
If you have not vet started
Der that you can get ALL ii
date free with the cataloaae
do it today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
VIII Continue School Fair,
Snecial 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, Oct. 2l.-Because OF the inter-
est which was shown on Saturday in the
school fair at the Ogden high school build
ing Superintendent John M Mills has
decided 10 continue the display through
out the present week. All parents. An we'll
as others interested In school work ore
invited 10 visit the high school and view
the work of the students. Superintendent
M1Hs has arranged for n parents meet
Ing in the high school auditorium al s
clock Wednesday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Fire Chief Gives Advice,

Special 70 Inc Irlbune.
OGDEN. Oct. 21.-As an aid In the
campaign for fire prevention, Fire Chief
A. B. Garfield has Just issued small
booklet containing a number OF valua BILE
"donts" and hints. The fire chief not
only takes up the best methods Of fire
protection. but also instructs regarding
The sending in of fire alarms. The ciu-
zens are requested TO acquaint them
selves with the methods OF the firemen
in fighting fires in order that they them
selves may be prepared for emergency
work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

direction Of Miss Pearl NCragun prepared
and served q complete breakfast before
$50 o'clock this morning. The students
assembled at the school at o'clock and
the meal was served at GAS. In addition
to the thirty members of the class. the
members OF the faculty partool OF The
breakfast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Cubs Leave for Homes,

CHICAGO, Oct 21.-The sudden de-
scent OF winter today caused the Chicago
National league team, which has been on
a transforming tour, to cancel all games
for the remainder of the year. The play
ers Immediately scattered to their homes.
President Evers hereafter will make his
homo I'm Chicago, instead OF Troy, N Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Lotus Club Results.

In two matches played In the Lotus
club pool tournament yesterday Hobbs
won from Smith. 100 to 35 in the after
noon eame, and from Kennedy 100 to ss
In the evening contest. Hobbs has the
highest run OF the tournament thus far
With n total Of 90. This evening Clark
will play Hobbs and Conley and Ken
nelly Will play N'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Banker Pingrce Recovering,
via IN The THfuIDe

OGDEN, Oct. 21.-John Pingres. cash
icr OF the First National bank, has been
quite i'll in Chicago for the past week as
by eating lobster salad SIR Pingree went
east two weeks ago to attend a bankcrs'
convention. According To information re-
ceived by relatives today. the Ogden man
will be able 10 resume his Journey homo
within a few DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Granted License TO Wed.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The THbune.
OGDEN. Oct. 21.-Marriagc licenses
granted today TO De Alton Haywood OF
Los Angeles and Miss Violet Jean Jones
of Pueblo. Colo; r. Earl Randall and
Amelia Rasmussen, both OF Ogden; Ed
ward A. Olsen and Miss Dina May Brown.
both OF Ogden; George Davis Green OF
Ogden and Hannah S. Nielsen oS Hunts
Vile: Ernest Hansen and Eva Mile Grid
die. both OF Syracuse; Leon o. Halgren
and Beryl II. Greenwich, both OF Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Officers in Readiness.

The arrest Of the mon today was illa1e
hy policemen. sheriffs deputies ana ran
road special agents at the request oil Ore-
gou Short Line officials. II was report
ed from the office OF Assistant SupeIlh.
tendent o, T. Chalmers In Salt Lake that
tho l. w W. members had taken posses
sion OF freight train at Pocatello. "hlop
was due to arrive here at IL o clock nooi''
With the officers stationed near lWehty 4
first street, the train crew was oroere9
to make no stops until the train han
reached that street. the plan Deihg 10
capture the entire party before, an op-
portunity was offered TO leave the trein,
BY some mistake the train was stopPea
some distance north OF Twenty-nrs'
street and all Of the unwelcome passeh-
gers gathered In the jungle near the
rivers for the purpose OF preparing
MONDAY ''mulllgan," When the othcers
came upon the large body OF men, t"en-
ty- one submitted to arrest without reslsl, I,
ance- Sheriff 7. A. Devine captures
three others by firing shots Into the ar
to frighten them.
The police motor patrol was pressed
into service to transport the men to the
JaIs and during the several trlPs pa aGk
and forth the prisoners sang, gave l. w,
w. yells and distributed their lteratuIe 9
along the streets by polsing the cards
through the wire netting OF the Patrol
auto Twelve of the men were lodged IN
the city Jail and the remaining tWelVe
In the county Jail A thorough search OF
all the prisoners failed to disclose a re-
v0lVer or other weapon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Johanna Ekman Dies,
Special to The Tribun.

OGDEN. Oct 2i.-Mrs. Johanna Ekman.
aged so years. a pioneer resident OF the
county. died at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Charles w. Siromberg. In Huntsville
az o'clock this morning. Death Was due
20 the inhrTnities Of old age. In addition
10 tho daughter. she iE survived by two
sons, who reside in Sweden. The funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

number Of votes cast for Rowe, Mayor
Fell's election on November Is regarded
by his friends as almost certain
Interest In the primary Jagged during
the forenoon and il was not until after
4 o'clock this afternoon that the heaVy
voting occurred. Nearly half OF tho total
vote OF the day was cast after o'clock.
The total vote Of 5161 Is an increase OF
oS2 over that of the primary two years
ago The tabular vote follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Technicality Loses Pennant

HUNTINGDON, w. Va. Oct 21.-Fall-
ure 10 comply with the laws of base
ball cost the Charleston. W. va. team
the championship OF the Ohio state
league Tor the 1913 season. The directors
oil the league at a meeting here todsv y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Go Pirnples-
Come Be;
This Is What Happens Whsu
Calcium Waters Are Used 70
the Blood of All Impuhha
the Skin Of Eruptious'

II YOU want a beautiful compls
using cosmetics, salves. Notions,
simply plaster the pores and pre;
from doing their natural an1
duties. II you stopped up all
you would actually die in fer