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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
ENEMIES CLOSE IN
ON BULCAR CAPITAL
Italy Asked to Obtain Peace
Terms From Rumania; Sit
uation Is Unchanged.

LONDON. July 1S.-Except for re-
port coming by way OF Paris that a
battle is progressing between the Ru-
manians and Bulgarians at Belograd-
chik. sixty-flve miles northwest OF So
fla, which was not mentioned today In
direct dispa tches received from Bucha-
rest. the general situation in the Balkans
rema ined unchanged.
Bulgaria now is seeking. through italy.
TO obtain pee &c terms from Rumania.
but no progress appears 70 have been
made toward negotiations, and all three
of her enemies are closing In on Bulga-
ria with the apparent determination TO
dictate terms Of peace when their ar
mics occupy Sofia.
LONDON, July ia dispatch 10 the
Morning Post from Bucharest says that
King Charles Of Rumania replied Friday
10 the appeal OF King Ferdinand OF Bull
garia for peace terms by referring him
to Rumania's last note dema ndins the
ritory situa ted between Turtukai, in
North Bulgaria. and Ba1chlk, on the
Black Sea. and participation in general
Balkan settlement
According to a dispatch from Athens
10 the Daily Telegraph, King Ferdinand
has addressed note to the French
president. NJ. Poincare. soliciting Frances
intervention and entrustng Bulga ria
interest 10 the powers.
Rumors have been circulated In some
of the European capitals that King
terqlnalQ is IN 1llSnt ana tndl ms queen
has arrived at Erhstbrunn in lower Aus
tris, where her nephew, the Prince OF
Reuss, resides Both these rumors are
denied in responsible Bulgarian quarters.
The Daily Mails Bucharest correspond
ent says the Rumanian government has
not actually decided TO occupy Sofia.
but will take all the passes stretching
across Bulgaria.
Queen Eleanore Of Bulgaria has tele-
graphed an appeal to Queen Carmen
Sylvia Of Rumania TO stop the advance
Of the Ruma nian army. The Rumanian
queen replied that the troops would con-
time to advance, but with the great
est consideration"
LONDON, July 19,-Telegra aphing from
Sofia under date OF Thursday, the cor
respondent OF The Times says that
great Bulgarian victory over the Greeks
at StrumitZa which was concealed by
the authorities for political reasons, now
is confirmed The correspondent adds
that the Greek losses were enormous and
that 1000 Greek prisoners have arrived
at Fladia, near Sofia.
SOFIA. July 1S-A coalition cabinet
was formed today by NJ. Radosavoff,
the Liberal leader in the Bulgarian par
lament to take the place of the ca bi-
net Of Premier Daneff. which recently
resigned. The new cabinet consists OF
Liberals and Stambuloff Nationalist. NJ
Guenadien has been appointed foreign
minister
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FIGURES SHOW BIG
INCREASE IN TRADE

WASHINGTON. July lS.-A new rec
ord for the foreign trade OF the United
States was made in the fiscal year 1918.
just closed, as set forth in figures which
the department OF commerce made public
today. Both imports and exports during
the year were considerably larger than
ever before. imports aggregating S1,Sl2,
621 ,160, and exports 81 400. 761 $40, For
the preceding year the figures were ST.
653 264 .934 and 50. 204 323. 600,
The total foreign commerce for 1918
totaIed SALTS ,0T0, as compared with
SO, .5S7,343 for 1912. an increase OF
s420, 795, ,727, of which l59.S56.226 was In
exports and S261 439.30l was in imports.
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DIED

KEYTE-At a local hospital, JULY IS,
keyte aged II years. son OF Mrs. Louise
Bennett and stepson of Joseph Bennett
Decea sed was employed at Walker
Bros.'s department store. Funeral ar
rsngements have not been completed,
pending the arrival Of brother from
San Francisco.
ALLEN-At $50 Eliza beth street. July
is, 1913, of heart disease, Joseph E..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Allen.
aged 2 months. Funeral services will he
held at the residence Sunday July 90.
at ] p m. Friends invited. 1nterment in
City cemetery
BAKER-In this city. July is, 1913 the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Baker OF La Mont place. lnterment
today. July 10, at p. nj. at Mount Oil
vet Cemetery.
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GLASS FACTORY FOR PROVO.
Has Reached Stage That In
sures Early Completion

sures Early Completion.
Special to The Tribune.
PROVO July 1S.-C. D, Seymour, vice
president and manager OF the Utah Glass
company. has purchased site for the
company's proposed factory on the line
of the Heber branch OF the .. & r. G..
Sixth North and Second West streets,
Mr. Seymour has purchased the ma
chinery for the factory and expects to
have the building erected and the fac
tory in operation this fall,
The intention is. at first. to manufac
ture fruit and milk bottles. etc, for
which orders TO the amount OF $500. 900
have already been taken. Later the
company will manufacture window and
plate glass and other glass products.
Mr.. Seymour Is now corresponding with
lens manufacturing firm OF Roches-
ter, \. Y, which is intending to use the
glass to be produced here for lenses.
The company owns large deposits OF
silica sand near Moronl. Sanpete county
This has been thoroughly tested and
Its superior quality for making glass has
been demonstrated beyond any doubt.
Provo has been selected as the place
for the works on account Of the excellent
railroad facilities for distribution OF the
product and for other reasons, A num-
Der OF prominent citizens are becoming
financially interested in the company.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Columbus Extension Mining COM
pany; principal place of business. Salt
Lake City Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board Of directors held on the
18th day OF July. 1913. an assessment of
two (2) cents per share was levied on
the capital stock OF the corporation. pay
fore the 18th day Of August. 1918. at his
office, 4o2 Felt building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which the assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th OF
vertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made perore that time
will be sold on September ), 1913, to pay
the delinquent. assessment together with
the cost Of advertising and expense OF
sale. F. B. COOK
Secretary OF said company; Office. 4o3
Felt building. Salt Lake City. Utah. d2212
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WILSON ADOPTS CIVIL
SERVICE PRINCIPLES

WASHINGTON, July 1s,-A large
number of nominations for consular of
fees will be sent to the senate in the
course Of few days. The list will
include many of the names contained
In the slate which failed of confrma.
tion at the close Of the Taft admin
istration. Ii is said that this list will
be the first demonstration of the pur-
pose Of President Wilson to continue
the application of civil service prip-
ciples in the consular service, as many
Of the officers named for promotion are
either Republicans or OF unknown po-
litical affiliations.
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Preparing to Celebrate.
Special to The Tribune.

LEHI. July 1S-The following commit
ter has been chosen TO prepare the cele-
braton for Pioneer day. and Spanish
Fork promises 10 be a live place on that
day: Arthur Nelson. chairman, dccora-
ton. D. j, Evans. Annie Johnson, John
E. Bowen. DR.. J. NJ Allen. Annie Holm.
Annie THOMAS and Silas .koyle:- pro-
grsmme DR.. Wells Brockbank. Ira j.
HcKeIl, Phebe I. Markham, Ernest Whit
wood. Rev. e. X. Davis. Crastus Otte-
son and Annie Beck; sports, .. A. Stone.
dertson, Hannah McKell. \. r. Beck A.
R. Greer. May Bowen Margaret Money,
William Albertson and John a. Beck; fl
nance, Ammon Tuttle Washington Rob-
egtson and c. W, Booth.
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MANDATE RECEIVED
BY FEDERAL JUDGE

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 1S.-The
mandate Of the United States supreme
court upholding the Missouri 2-cent pas
senger fare and the maximum freight
rate decision, was received here today
by Federal Judge A. S, Van Vlalseuburgh
Judge Van NlakeDburgh SAID he would
Issue A decree within a few days MAX
ing the mandate effective. Several Of
the thirteen railroads affected already
have put the 2-cent passenger rate into
offenI
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District or Utah
On this 18th day of July. a. D. 1915
on reading the foregoing petition it is or
dered by the court that a hearing be
had upon the same on the 1st day OF Au-
gust, A D. 1913. before said court at
Salt Lake City, in said district. al 10
o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published IN the Salt Lake
Tribune. newspaper printed In said
district. and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ap
pear at, the said time and place and show
cause. II any they have, why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
And il is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order, addressed TO them at
their places OF residence stated.
Witness the Honoraols, John a, Mar
and the seal thereof, at Salt Lake city,
in said district, on the 18th day of July,
A. D. 1913.
Attest:
JERROLD II. LETCHER,
(Seal OF Court) Clerk.
dod76
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JuYenile Court Is Busy.
Special 10 The rrIhnne.

Speclal 10 1Re Irlbune.
BRIGHAM CITY. July is.-The iuve-
nile officers OF the First judicial district
have been kept busy for the past few
weeks gathering in delinquents and un-
covering numerous petty crimes and i'm
moral cases. The cases are rapidly dis
posed OF as they are brought TO light
and the offenders are fined and sentenced
according 10 the charges preferred
against them
County Attorney William T. Lowe Is
making prepare tions 10 begin work on a
handsome new residence TO be located
Just below the corner of Fourth South
and Main streets. a large and modern
residence will be erected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district Of Utah
In the matter OF Matt Whitman. bank
rupt.-No. 1901 III bankruptcy. Petit
ton for discharge,
To the Honorable John A. Marshall,
Judge of the district court of the
United States for the district OF Utah:
Matt Willman of Salt Lake City, in
the county of Salt Lake and state OF
Utah, In said district, respectfully repre-
sents that on the Both day of April la st
past he was duly adjudged bankrupt an
der the acts of congress rela ting 10
bankruptcy: that he has duly surrendered
all his property and rights OF property
and has fully compiled with all the re-
quirements Of said acts and of the or
ders Of the court touching his bank
ruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provabie against
his estate under saiG bankrupt acts, eX
cept such debts a S are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF July, 4. D. 1913.
MATT WILLMAN, Bankrupt
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FIVE RESCUED MINERS
RESTING IN HOSPITAL

EyELETH, MINI. July 1s.--Thcir
nerves badly shakened by their thirty
six hours OF enforced fasting and the
terror OF spending most of that time
shoulder high in water the five men
rescued last night from Spruce mine No.
are here today in the hospital It is
not believed that any one OF them is
seriously affected. however.
The damage done by the flood probably
Will amount to a least 800. 600 It may
be some weeks before operations can be
resumed on normal scale
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Judge Wilbur J. Green Dies.

EUREKA July 1s.-Judge Wilbur J..
Green. q pioneer resident OF the Tintic
Green was rs years Of age and ca me TO
Utah In 1869 Under the territorial gov
ernment he served eight terms rs pre-
cinct Judge. lie Is survived by widow
and two sons, James and Malcolm Green.
The funeral will be held Sunday after
noon at o'clock In the Mormon church.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT
Lake county, state OF Utah.-1n the
matter OF the estates and guardia nship
Of Philip A., Walter, Nellie and Marie
Fitzmaurice, minors
The undersigned will sell at private
sale the real estate and premises situate
in Salt Lake City. In the county Of Salt
Lake and state Of Utah, described as:
That part Of lot 4, in block SO. plat a,
Salt Lake City survey; commencing at a
point 2 rods north Of the southwest cor
ner OF said lot 4, running thence north
9Ol feet; thence east 125 feet thence
south 9Os feet; thence west l25 feet to
the place of beginning; on or after Mon
day, August IS. 1918. and written bids
will be received at the office OF Edward
McGurrin, 525-6-7 Mcintyre building, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Terms of SALE. cash or
credit as provided by law
Dated July 3, 1913
LAWRENCE SEAMAN.
Guardian OF the Persons and Estates Of
Philip A. Walter. Nellie and Marie
Ftzmaurice. Minors.
EDWARD McGURRIN.
Attorney for Said Guardian. 1881
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2, 933, 30S.39
4.7ls.ST6.0o
15,959.0S439
required by
Bury War Veteran.
Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH EOPE J,,l,- 1S IT

Special 70 The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, July 1s.-The funer-
al Of Lleweliyn Jones, Sr., was held yes
terday at 2 o'clock in the city pavilion
Bishop Benjamin Argyle presided. and
William Jex gave the invocation. Messrs
Ma rinus Larsen, Taylor Thurher, Hebcr
Jex and Benjamin Argyle were the speak
ers Miss Bessie Gardner sang n solo,
Thy VIII Be Done" and Edward VIII
liams sang absent" A number of the
Springvile veterans OF the Black Haw wll
war were IN attendance and rendered
three songs, led by George Harrison The
pallbearers were Comrades A r, NJ.
Beck, William JeN, Edward Thomas. Or
son Greer. W. z. Davis and Joshua
BrockbaDk
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New Implement Company.

Special 20 The Trlbune.
PROVO. July 1S.-The F'a rmers Imple-
ment- Produce company has filed articles
OF Incorporation with the county clerk.
The company is organized To do farm
implement and machinery business, with
Provo as the principal place Of business,
The capital stock is $4,000. in shares OF
the par value OF slo0 c. II. Taylor IS the
president. John Roundy Vice president
and G. w, Taylor secretary and treas
urer. These. with II. 4. Smoot, A. o.
Smoot and o. P. Smoot. constitute the
boa I'd OF directors.
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BEAR CATCHER SCORES.

GUNNISON, July fS.-Sam Pierce.
Utah's most famous bear catcher. re-
turned from Willow Creek canyon today
with five bears. This brings his total up
10 twenty-six for this year Mr., Pierce
is noted for his bear catches all over the
country. This means a saving Of many
dollars 10 the cattle and sheepmen In this
vicinity.
BY circulating a petition to allow him
10 run his picture show on Sunday even
ings, sim Duggins. manager and owner
OF the new $4,000 show house. obtained
a majority OF 2S4 signatures. The city
council passed favorably on this and from
now on Gunnison will have regular Sun
day evening performa noes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19
BURY UTAH PIONEER.
Many Pay Funeral Tribute to Mrs, Mar.
garet Shirley Sinclair.

garet Shirley Sinclair.
Special 10 The Tribune
NEPHI, July 1S.-Funeral services
were held Friday afternoon over the
body OF Mrs. Margaret Shirley Sinclair
who died of general debility at her home
Wednesday. Bishop T, n C. Parkes
presided, The Second ward choir fur
nished the music. The speakers were
James Garrett. Jr. John w Mcpherson
and Bishop Parkes. Mrs Edward Carter
and Miss Lillian Pexton sang a duet
Mrs. Sinclair was the wife of Mathew
Sinclair and was born In Erin parish.
f1n church Si september 6, 1854 % coming to to
Utah In 1868. She was the mother of
sixteen children. and Is survived by six
daughters-Mrs. Agnes Timmons. Mrs.
Mary Sidwell, Mrs, Annie Pay Kimball,
Mrs Christena Bowers. Mrs. Eliza S,
Pay and Mrs. Jane Gadd, The following
were the out-of-town people who at
tended the funeral. Miss Florence Kim
ball Mr.. and Mrs. Rulin Scott of Salt
Lake City. The interment took place in
Pine Bluff cemetery
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HEAT CAUSES MANY
DEATHS IN THE WEST

CHICAGO. July 1S.-More than twenty
deaths were caused by heat today in
the middle states Louisville being the
worst sufferer, with twelve deaths, a
maximum temperature OF l04 and only l3
degrees drop at night. st, Louis added
three more to that city's list OF dead in
the present heat wave. Extreme tenn
peratures prevailed throughout portions
Of Missouri, Illinois and Indiana.
Unusual Varia tionS in temperature.
ment bureau.
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Butte Entries.

E International News Service
flTat race five furongS-0thelio. ll5. slsrne-
-; Fling Worth. FafncG. loi. Bing. Princess
aeoond race five flrlonsS- seyerBtein New
aNen. iaa, llS; ed; g., Young Pnnsy. i1a: FoIlape
~ Nint Tucker. Gomul. los: Madeline Niue.
grave FarnelI. Girl. Golden Shower. ios; vivian
II Aspers. ioo " ''''
lhlrn race, five and haIf furlopss-Pov
euPfh. H-' Parlcr Boz 10. Pride OF Iismore
70, Amerlcus: JOG: Elizabeth Harwood as. Mona
tourtn race seven eurougg--Florai Park i2s:
,Harry Lauder. 1872. Clark NJ fis. Ironio,s' Ins
Dublin John, lo5: Danborry. Ios Mrs. Gump'
'Greier 4 Bender entry.
/. tilih race one milo and an cisbth-u,anI
-, Waldo. ll3. orperrh. los; TaIlow pjp. sucsr
lump. Jos. Ora NcGCe 16i
sixth race, ak turlongf-DuncTasgsn, liz: Fight
|irs Chance TIM Judge, Transparent lOe Id
|ethlThyt. John q. Wakefield. Mandsdcro Rue
AIMS mccee, Sweet Dale. l0T; Mary Emily De.
Weather clear; track fest
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LOST AND FOUND

FROM EAST 18TH
So. one 2-year- old dark brown fly.
branded S. L. ON the left side OF neck.
Any information will be rewarded Call
Murray 25S-R. d23SI
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KILLS SELF TO END
AWFUL SUFFERING

DECATUR. Ala, July 1S-PInned be-
meath N overturned locomotive Hueston
Fleming, an engineer, put an end TO his
torture by cutting his own throat late
refused his request to kill him.
Fleming, with Floyd Hamlin, an air
inspector. was testing a new locomotive
IN the Louisville & Nashville yards when
II was hurled from the tracks by a switch
engine and overturned. Hamlin died
TODAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-19

LoST-BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN
Lagoon and Salt Lake. Finder return
10 Tribune or 1@7 F street. Reward.
d1259
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Chile for Peace.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Chile an
nounced today its willingness to consider
the details of Secretary Bryans peace
plans, becoming the twenty second ma
tion TO indorse the project In principle
Details of the plan have been forwarded
10 all OF these twenty-five nations as
well as to the seventeen that have not
replied to the preliminary announce
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Sentence Suspended.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Georee Musica.
10 Years old. son Of Antonio Musica.
who With his sons was indicted for ex.
tensiNe frauds in connection With In
voices on shipments Of human hair vas
released under suspended sentence today
other cases are vet TO be disposed of
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RACE RESULTS AID
ENTRIES For TODAY
Continued From Page Nine.)

(W McIntyrel. { TO I. won: Tony Faust. Iii
Corey, Is 10 I. second secrero JOS on. Mat
thewsl, 10 ., third Time. i0I S-5. 0ssiau
Regards Ruth Esther. Voting and Ethel P also
Eeu.
Third race one mile and twenty yards-Crex
10 tBurliugamel. 10 l. won; Mamie McDre.
rs Glemphol. 10 >, second; McAlan. 100 Got
tom. s 10 /. Third. Time. l.f3 3-5. Br!jon, No
Quarter. Beautiful Knight. Big Claim and Fore
guard also ran.
Fourth race. five furlonEs-Annual Iuiercss
10 donovan. 30 10 /, won: Ramsey. Ito lCoTeJ)
10 l. second; TeTropo I0s (suringame) { 10 l.
third Time. l;o0 2-j. Sierra Country Boy J.
II. BAR. Sugelus and Lyte knight also ran.
Ffth race. one mile and twenty yards-Haprls
lo' MpligauJ. 10 I. won; Lescar. M lE. Nc
EVEN, 70 /, second: Footloose III (sieafn
10 J, tlhd. Time. AS. Jim Caffcrata Le.
high, Dotte g. and Abound also ran
Sixth race. five furlonss-Niny. lN &c H.
Miller, 10 :. won; Lee Harrison H. II. tE
NcEweol, 10 !, Second: ParucIl Girl lns (CoTcy)
=o 10 /, third. limo. 1900 3-5. Queen Ruth
Madeline Mussgayc. Iron Queen. Prince Conrad
and Lady Adelaide also ran
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Baldwin Begins Training

Baldwin, the Boston lightweight began
training today for his bout here July %
with Leach Cross Of New York II sue
cessiul with Cross, the Bostonan said he
"ould remain on the coast and box all
coners Cross, fresh from his recent VIC
Tory over Bud" And erson, will begin
heavy work Sunday
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-OST SATURDAY MORNING A LADY's
Panama hat was lost, Saltair car near
alt works: reward for return. Call
va sa tch 50. d20S9
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STEAMSHIPS

ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
To and From
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
AND GLASGOW.
Ocean Passage u Days;
FIRST CABIN. $40 AND SIS.
SECOND CABIN. $50 AND UPWARD.
THIRD CLASS. $3.50.
For Book OF Tours. Rates. etc. Address
Henderson Brothers. Genl- Agents.
30 West Randolph St. Chicago.
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
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IMPORTANT CASE is ON.
First Of Series OF Suits Involving About
5000, 900 Begun at Provo.

100000 Begun at Provo
Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. July lS.-The case Of Joseph
Il. Smiley VS. Utah Lake Land Water
& Power company ct al. IS now being
heard by Judge A. B. Morgan In the
Fourth district court. The case is OF
great importance for the reason that
other suits OF the same nature. involv-
ing property interests TO the amount OF
about 100000, are filed against the same
defendants.
Smiley asks to have contract for the
purchase of Elberta land entered into in
1911, set aside and money paid by plain
tin amounting TO $4,000 and a note OF
$500. returned. Plaintiff also asks for
damages. He alleges that the land was
purchased under misreprese sentations on
the part OF the defendants a to the
quantity OF water for irrigation purposes.
Judge w. II. King and Judge r. C.. Orr
r Thurman and f. a. Wedgwood for the
defense
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Coal HeaYers Against Empress.

Tomorrow morning on the Glendale
diamond the Utah Fuel baseball team
VIII play the fast Empress team. The
theater boys have been walIopjng the
various teams regularly this season and
expect 10 take the coal beavers into
camp. The game will start promptly at
1880 o'clock.
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Danes Plan Big Outing,

BRIGHAM CITY. July 1s-The Danish
Brotherhood lodge of this city is making
preparations for a big time at Lagoon
on July 90 The outing will constitute
the lodges OF the four principal cities Of
the state. Excursion trains to and from
Lagoon will he run every ninety min
utcs from this city. Indications point
10 n large crowd attending from this