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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
ROBERT NJ. PORCHER
IS CALLED BY DEATH

Robert NJ. Porcher OF 565 Sixth ave-
nue. died In the Holy Cross hospital at 3
O'Clock YESTERDAY morning at the age
OF 56 years. He had been ailng with
stomach trouble for about three months
and about a week ago submitted to an
operation which was not successful
Mr.. Porcher was born in Ca mbridge.
England December Il. 1856. and came
70 Utah when he was but 10 Years old.
City. He Is survived by a widow and
three sons. The sons are T. L.. Rex F,
and Charles *. Porcher. all OF this city.
He also Ia survived by brother and
four sisters. who reside In Nevada.
Funeral services will be held In the
home at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Intermeut will be In the City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
WOMAN KILLED BY
AGED AUTO DRIVER
A. E. Sweet, 70 Years Old,
Runs Down and Fatally In
jures Mrs. A. Meibos.

Mrs Antonia Meibos. a widow, 81
years OF age. was fatally injured when
run over by an automobile driven by 4.
Il. Sweet on Ninth East street. below
Twelfth South street. shortly after l
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She died at
her home, 2409 Pine street, three hours
later,
Mr.. Sweet and his wife were In the
home. S67 Ninth East street Mrs. Meibos
and her slster-in-law, Jennie Meibos.
were waiting for an uptown car when the
auto approached. having just crossed 10
the east side from Simpson avenue. AS
the street car came near they moved
closer to the track. The condition OF the
road was such that Mr. Sweet crossed the
track 10 the west side TO avoid mud
hole the pavement not extending so
far south. Confusion resulted. To evade
the automobile the two women started
across the track. Mrs. Meibos was struck,
thrown under the wheels OF the machine
a nd dragged for some distance. Her COM
panion escaped by a narrow margin, her
clothing being torn by the passing ma
chine.
Mr.. Sweet stopped his car after driving
into Simpson avenue and went back 10
where the injured woman lay. He helped
TO carry her to her home two blocks
away. Mr.. Sweet is past 10 years OF age
and was grief stricken at what occurred,
To Police Inspector Carl y. Carlson he
explained last night that he was hope
lessly confused by the problem OF the
mud hole the street car and the danger
to the women. It is said that he was
not driving at an excessive speed and that
lie never was in the habit OF doing co.
He agreed TO report 10 the police when
ever further investigation should be
made
AS soon as the injured woman had been
removed TO her home, DR.. George Weller
was summoned, He found that she had
suffered serious internal injuries, besides
fractures of the left shoulder and the left
ankle. Two wheels of the automobile ap-
peared to have passed over her body. the
one over the chest and the other over
the abdomen, 1t was soon found that she
was beyond aid,
Mrs. Mebos was the widow OF klass
Meibos. carpenter. who died last May.
She came to Salt Lake from Holland
twelve years ago and married him. Mr.,
Meibos was widower with seven chill
dren. all OF whom are living. One son,
Lynn, is I'm the United States marine
service. The two others John and
Kempie, live in Salt Lake, The daugh-
ters are Gertrude. Alike, Lottie and Jen-
ME. all living at home.
Since the death OF her husband Mrs.
Meibos had been making heroic efforts
TO hold the family together with only
slender and uncertain means of support
A brother-in-law, John X Meibos, had
stood by her in her struggle, On him
now rests the responsibility for the care
Of the orphaned children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
NEWHOUSE SALT LAKE
INTERESTS COMBINED
E. F. Walker of Chicago Ar
rives to Assume Control of
Newhouse Realty Co.
WILL IMPROVE REALTY
Exchange Place Property to
Be Improved With Row
of Small Stores.

f.. f. Walker OF Chicago reached salt
Lake City Yesterday 10 take active and
sole charge OF the various interests OF
Samuel Ncwhousc in the state. Mr.,
Walker has for "A number OF years bad
charge OF the bond department of the
National Trust & Credit company OF CHI
caso. and for many years has been in
Intimate touch with New York and chi
cago financial circles.
Upon Mr.. Newhouse's decision to re-
move his headquarters 10 New York CITY.
with n view TO spending mucn or ms
time in Europe. an arrangement was
made with Mr.. Walker under the terms
of which the latter has assumed sole
control of the Newhouse Realty compa ny,
10 which all of Mr.. Eewhouse's Utah in
terests have been transferred, These in
clude the Newhouse building. the Bos-
ton building, his interest in the New
house Hotel company his home on Brig
ham street. his 2l00-acre ranch on Inc
Weber river Newhouse park and other
real estate, mostly located near the New
house and Boston buildings
The steel erected AZ The southwest cor
ner Of State street and Exchange place
when the theater Sor William Morris was
started some years ago. has been dis
ina ntled. and on that corner. as well as
on the opposite corner. row OF small
stores will be erected Immediately. Mr..
Walkers plans also contemplate inc
working out of Newhouse park. formerly
known as Popperton place. The details OF
this however, are undecided,
Mr. Walker will remove his family 10
salt Lake from Chicago very soon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
CITY AND VICINITY

A CHECK EoR s1.2O1,s7 was received
at the office OF Attorney General A r.
Barnes Yesterday. 1t was from the es-
tate OF Theodore Schumacher OF New
York and was income tax on 200 shares
OF Union Pacific common stock and 200
shares of Denver & Rio Grande preferred
stock
MISS E. o. REDMOND, who was
she had insufficient funds in the bank on
June 20. was discharged yesterday by
Justice of the Peace Harry S. Harper on
been produced for conviction.
THE COMPLAINING witness. a Chi
nese. having failed to appear the charge
Of robbery against Louis Perez was dis
missed by Judge r c. Lootbourow yes
terday and the defendant was released
oh2sjca agoHeE director t. MA5sHAL1 NJ tSs the new
rived In the city from Grand Junction
yesterday and Immediately assumed his
duties with the local association.
TO QUIET title to certain local real
estate, a Ray Irvine yesterday filed suit
in the district court against Nettie e.
Alice K. Amussen. an Incompetent
THE COUNTY ATTORNEY issued a
complaint charging Neal Golifr with as
gault with a deadly weapon upon Peter
occurred September G.
THE CALIFORNIA National Supply
company filed suit in tho district court
yesterday against the Mt Nebo OIL com
pany to collect S450935, alleged to be due
on a promlssory note.
WILLARD DONE, state Insurance
commissioner, left yesterday for Denver
where he Will assist IN the examination
OF the affairs OF the Continental Casualty
company OF Chicago.
j. E. PETIT, state coal mine in
spector. Will conduct examinations in
Price Thursday and Friday of this week
for the selection OF foremen and fire
bosses
JURORS CALLED for duty for the
September term OF the Third district court
were examined as to their qualifications
by Judge T. d. Lewis yesterday.
MEETINGS OF the Salt Lake Minis
Monday evening in the Young Mems
Christian association building.
ALBERT r. BARNES, attorney gem
eral for Utah. was In Ogden yesterday on
matters connected with the settlement OF
the David Eccles estate.
LEVI PERKINS is charged with neg
lect OF his minor child, Walter Perkins.
In complaint Issued by the county at
torney yesterday
ALL FELONY cases now pending IN
the district court Will be set for trial next
Saturday morning by Judge F C., Loot
bourow
WILLARD HANSEN, state food and
dairy commissioner. is in Cache county
on business connected with his Office.
THE Utah Society OF Engineers will
hold the first meeting OF the fall season
on the evening of September l9.
CHARLES BALDWIN, United States
commissioner is spending a few days
fishing on the Weber river.
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MAY ASK PRESIDENT
TO APPOINT MARSHAL
Wilson VIII Have Time fo,
Matter After Tariff Vote
Today.

supporters of all candidates fox
United States marshal are said ,o I,
behind movement to forward to
Washington request that Presidcnt
Woodrow Wilson make an immod;.to
appointment to the position of marshal
all factions agreeing to acauiesce IN
any choice the president may make from
the various candidates under consider.
alton The supporters OF ali the c.r.
dldates are still hopeful that the choice
or the president may be their choice
but they are said 10 be agreed that
they Will not oppose the confirmation
OF any nomination the president NAV
make. ''"S
The term of United States Msrsh.,
James n, Anderson expired on Anopst
8, but he has continued in Office he' G
cause OF the quarrel of the Democrats
over the selection Of his successor
Leaders of the party in Utah have
been advised that the president will,
be in position to look into the merits
bill is disposed Of. The passags ass .afta ~
the bill by the senate this afternoor
will practically end the tariff worr;e,
of the president, though the bill will
| not be ready for the exeeutive's SIGMA
ture until the conference committee re-
ports.
Meantime the merits of the candi
dates whose applications are on fl,
with the department Of Justice hav,
been investigated by ATTORNEY Genera
McReynolds. He is said to have rec
commended one of the candidates fo
appointment to the president but tn,
president wishes TO review the claim
of all the candidates before accepting
the choice OF the attorney general a
| final.
As the principal Aght for the mar
shalship has been between Aquila Nebe
ker and George A Storrs other can
didates for the place have been larsel-
overlooked in the contest. Friends o
John b. Burbidge are now exertin,
their influence in his behalf, suggest
ing him as the ideal solution of tn
Quarrel between the two leading can
didates for the place. They call at
tention to his qualifications. hia lon
and valued service on the police fore
and his service to the party, be hav
ing been twice the Democratic candI
date for sheriff with small hope Of vic
tory.
Another compromise candidate sue
pested during the last few days
Samuel Dowse, Mr. Dowse is an old
time Dem ocrat who has been active j,
many campaigns. Fe has not flet
any application for the marshalshir
hut is said 70 be willing to take tn
place should he be named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
MEDICAL SOCIETY
TO CONVENE, SEPT. %
Annual Convention Of State Associa,
tion Expected to Develop Inter
esting Discussions

The programme Tor the nineteenth an
nual meeting of the Utah Medical So
ciety In this city September 23-25 has
been issued. The out-of town visitors will
include three doctors from Colorado, two
from California and one from Minnesota
The social features will be the annual
banquet at the Hotel Utah Tuesday even
ing. September 90. at 7:30 O'Clock and a
A ]. Hosmer 162 Thirteenth East street.
Wednesday evening from until II
o'clock.
Among the talks listed on the pro-
erammc is one on the first day of the
convention by DR.. Samuel G. Paul, city
health commissioner. OH the present
status Of Health Measures in Salt Lake
city and County" The talk Will be fol-
lowed by a general discussion to be
opened by DIR. r. w, Ashley and DR.. r.
w. Fisher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Due to 0yerwork.

My fathers lines |, =
due 20 q nervous eo!llrn
suit OF the great rsnusr Il
ne has been under .oy u
teen years. For elsg.s md
president Of The sou,sn 4
sion and for tie p.a 4
president Of me sa.isrr d
sion. He bore the ea,s,
bility for the orgsnintx
agcmeny o! the lnIsdoaV
Under him wee HFsl
missionaries. TIE nansa
directing all Of The ds11 {
in the mission feds o's
presided were most erir
natural that the great =
and worry should resi-
vous breakdown HB Q
gan q year ago art = =
mcndation Of the fHt -
took a vacation Of sTtl
toured Europe and ts ~
The trip had a nos sr4
feet, bui the impp'ssH
temporary. He sss ~
TO be relieved inn dsih
ferred 10 remain al ai -
sisted on continuing y =.
,ion OF the woTs eTsi
confined to his room .
Mr. Rich has nov b..s
q Give work as head q y
Apostle George Albert 81
Apostle Smith will ..lr',r ~,
week and he will psa
RIcha rds Of Ogden 10 ~.
n the mission. Tire
Rich OF Ogden, D.; u ~ =,
Vernal and Don OANa
,tIle are with Mr. Rle2
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j. FRANK BURKE
TO PLAY ON COAST

]. Frank Burke. who has been playing
in local stock for the last thirteen
months in this city, and who has made
many friends among local playgoers by
farewell To Salt Lake on Wednesday,
Mr.. Burke closes his engagement al the
Utah theater to accept position as char
acter ma at the Aicazar theater in San
Fra ncisco He will begin there on Octo-
Der q with Bertram Lytell and Evelyn
Vaughn. leading man and leading wo-
man. respectively. AIR. Burke has por-
10 Salt Lake. and the least that can be
said of him is that he has made good"
In all of them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Judge Orders Arrest.

Judge r. c. Loofbourow OF the dlstr'ott
court yesterday issued a bench waraeS wairamSi
for the arrest OF Arthur Jones 2ns,,;ns G,,a' the
with a statutory oftense. tolio"'ns his
disounlifvinz Of John S. Taylor as NE
bondsman ~, ,be
Since the campaign was begun pI I,ds. AZ
district attorney against stray ooaoS
men, TAYLOR has been dlsqoAI'eu =. Thai
the defendants In each case nave Dee"
surrendered to the sheriff.
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CANNOT AGREE !:e' Il
- : GRADE sCH0QI|

After a lengthy 1.'.a y n
ernoon noon the bpIId!1ss :, - .s.lss|
reach reach a a decision ,,. : . ID ! b
proposed new ga s,.'s s,t drs>
action was posiISo.1 iIIpSso,1stsi I
mlttee. :. r,tllrg -
SIsh fGs SisSstIj schosI SsildiSs ;l,i5sI Ils5 i"
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
PEACE COMMITTEE
NAMED BY MAYOR

Mayor Samuel C. Park Yesterday an
uounced the appointment " a committee
to represent Salt Lake on the American
committee for the celebration OF the one
hundredth anniversary of peace among
English speaking people
The members Of the committee are
Senator George Sutherla nd, the Rt Rev
Franklin 6. Spalding DR. James E Tai
mage. Glen Miller, J. Fred Anderson.
Mrs A. j. Gorham and Mrs. F. 6 Rich
ards.
The celebration is TO be held Decem-
Der "a. 1914. In all principal cities Of
America and England the day will he OBJ
served with peace meetings commemorate
ing the treaty of Ghent entered into by
England and the United States in 1914
al the close OF the war OF 1872.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
DETAILS
FOR KIMBALL CONCERT

The committee on arrangements for
the testimonial to be tend cred to Prof.
q, P, Kinball In the tabernacle October
met with George D. Pyper. chairman.
yesterday and completed the arrange
ments for the ticket selling contest,
which has been undertaken In connec-
ton with the testimonial Paul Ham
mer. Jr., was appointed to take charge
OF the tickets and he has consented TO
do so. making his office In the Utah Saw
ings e. Trust building headquarters for
the committee. Tickets will be In Mr..
Hammers hands for distribution this aft
ernoon,
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Sends Statement.

r. 10 e,ds The Tnouu. y,.,..,,.
sta,emsD, ST. g1Sa wired D, 4, the 'islis1! aH;ss
At BIS suniay ,,.,,!.
suffered sun an attack WITH Il M
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bright and cheerful H,N.
OF death. though ;. lj
MS condition. he Ia S.
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sire that bis family !,
he sends his love 70 llr
cheerful as he has inn
make life for Others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Coster Going to Boise.

Herbert \. Coster chief clerk OF The
Utah Gas & Coke company. will leave in
a short while for Boise. To become as
sistant manager Of the Boise Gas. Light
& Coke company Mr. Coster has been
In Salt Lake since June 1872. He Is a
graduate OF the Colgate university and
has had considerable experience with
different gas companies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
II. NJ. SMITH
GUEST AT BANQUET

Apostle Hyrum NJ Smith. who was ~, re-
Gently appointed president OF tne n Eu
ropean mission OF the Mormon cAgtcn'
MON who win do missionary work ~
England, were given a banquet AZ u'e
Lion house last evening. An lnteresvons
programme was rendered and the ever f
Ing was most pleasantly spent Inc a.
fair was under the auspices OF the gen
eral board of the Primary association ahc
was largely attended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Suit Over Real Estate.

To enforce the terms of a contract
whereby n piece OF local real estate was
TO be purchased. or In lieu thereof TO OBJ
tain possession OF the property again.
Margaret n. NJ Doxey Long filed suit in
the district court yesterday against w.
B. Marshall 1t is set out that Marshall
agreed TO buy the real estate for $4,000.
paying $1,000 down and s45 a month. The
payments have not been made il is al
legged, and the plaintifff1 asks for restora >
tion OF the land and $3.50 damages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Intent to Defraud Charged.

David Candland, charged with remoy-
ing his baggage from a hotel with in
tention to defraud the keeper thereof.
was arralsned yesterday In Justice Of
The Peace Harry s. Harper's court He
pleaded not guilty and his trial was set
for 10 o'clock the forenoon OF September
II. cash bond OF S25 was deposited
for his appearance In court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
BILL OF DEFUNCT
BANK TURNS UP

Memories of the Salt Lake CITY Ma
tional bank were revived Yesterday when
Paul Tellas. labore- from Tucker, Utah,
offered a bank note OF the denoninatio
OF So. Issued by the defunct ba nix In 1879
In payment for his breakfast The note
was refused on tie ground that there was
nc such bank In the city.
The bank note was finally delivered to
Thomas r. McNaDus. United States Sc
cret service agent, with offices In the fed
eral bui ding. Tellas said that he re-
ceived the note from the agent for the
Denver & Rio GTande al Tucker
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High School Registration 1s 1881.

Present Indications are that the attend
ance AT the Salt Lake high school will
exceed 100 before the end OF the week
1881 having registered up to the close of
school yesterday
The lockers in the girls side of the
gymnasium will be placed on sale today
Miss Ferrstrom and Miss Stewart will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
Return From Inspection Trip.

Members OF the state land board re-
turned 10 the city yesterday after an in
spection OF the Gooseoerry Creek reser-
voir project in Sanpete county. The
state has loaned the project 100000. OF
which 100000 and interest has been paid
back. The board members declare that
the project is one Of the most important
In the state and will make possible the
development OF a fine agricultural dis
trjcf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
M. I, A. Institute Ponu1ar

Good lectures and good attendance are
reported at the institute being conducted
IN the Granite stake tabernacle for the
peneht OF the class leaders of the Mutual
Improvement alton. The sessions
staTted yesterday and will continue
through September.
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Couyicts Get Machinery.

The convicts who are WORKING 9th on
three mile stretch of road runl'in5 ,o,,n-
from the south boundary OF DAVIS rn,e coaa
tv have been supplied With a conc o'ie ei. :
mixer and will construct three iarse ,,ork or
verts under the road. The c9ncTs'o Eeck-
will be tested by Professor e. ~ me-
strand. head or the depa r.'heI. eI.tyersity
chanical engineering OF the unlFe'''''
Of Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-09
State Education Roard Maets

The state board OF education met YES
terday and will be in session several days.
considering the qualifications OF appli-
canta Tor teachers certificates. The
meetings are held In the offices of A, c.
Nelson. state superintendent OF public IN
StructiOD "
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Saws Husband nS1 h

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Get ALLEGED Confidence Men

Three alleged confidence men found
themselves in jail soon after their arrival
In Salt Lake yesterday. They gave the
names G. Harris. II Gates and Thomas
Brown. According 70 Detectives w C.
Geese and Herbert Lechter, the men
acknowledged that they were In the
"easy money game" Upon agreeing to
leave tile city, they were released last
night
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Complaints Are Issued.

In complaints issued by tho county at
torney yesterday, Nels Eclsstedt and Ann
Eckstedt are charged with selling liquor
without license and with maintaining
common nuisance by the sale OF liquor
unlawfully at the Taylor house, East Sec
ond South street. Hugh l.. Glenn OF the
police department Is the complaining
u,itp
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Sanitation Meeting Tonight.

4 sanitation meeting will be conducted
this evening In the Ma gnn schoolhousc.
near Pleasant Green. at whlch DR. s. -.
Paul. DIR. G. G. Snyder and Or. w r
Tyndale will speak.
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