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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
WILL OPERATE THREE
FOOTBALL SPECIALS

The busiest office in Salt Lake yester
day was that of the Oregon Short Line.
Telephone calls-so the exchange opera
woman and child In Salt Lake, All
wanted to know the time of departure
and return of the three special trains
which viii be run today TO Logan for
the football game between the Univer-
sity of Utah and the Agricultural col
lege. The trains will leave Salt Lake
this morning at 7;20. $50 and 9 o'clock.
Returning the trains VIII leave Logan
at Cos. 9 and 10 O'Clock this afternoon
aud evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
MRS. PANKHURST GOES
HOME WITH MUCH CASH
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service.
NEW YORK. Nov 26.-Mrs Emme-
line Pankhurst sailed for England today
OF board the white Star liner Majestic
taking with her s20,0oO as 81 result OF
her lecture tour. This. together with
other funds raised ia England, viii 20
into the militant war chest and hostill
Ties VIII commence as soon MS She reaches
England. She WAS accompanied by Mrs
Rheta Childe Dorr and Miss Joan Wick
ham.
She declared that she would be met
at Plymouth by Mrs. General Drum
mond. who would bring with her strong
army of militant suffragettes. who would
foTclbly resist any attempt 10 arrest her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
ALTA CLUB HOLDS
ELABORATE SMOKER

A smoker OF more than ordinary i'm
portance was that held last night at the
Alta club The committee which was in
charge of the arrangements had prom
ised that there would be some surprises,
Those who attended said that the COM
mittee had fulfilled its promises-more
than fulfilled them, in fact. special
musical programme, followed by a series
Of toasts-morc humorous than serious
furnished the major portion OF the enter
tainment A ster!opticon snow was also
on the programme and proved to be one
OF the attractive features.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
ALLEGED ABDUCII
TO BE INVESTN

PORTLAND. Ne. Nov. -
legged abduction of MISS Io,s III
Young school teacher oi rnsH rH''
claims that she was kldnap,oa
orIsoner I'm a room IN so9.v
investigated by United S'o,e
[Vhltehouse. according 10 ~
ment tonight. Miss Pipe. Zen re.
Yesterday after vain searcn .
made for her for severn da1. ~
a strange woman had given ~
a moving picture show any In
Jazed condition, she va 80
ton. where she was kso, 49,
hcr captors bccame friSo'e"
her 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
DANISH MUSICIANS
MUCH APPRECIATED

Miss Jutta Lund and Johannes Hers
KIND. actors and singers from Copen-
hagen. Denmark participate In an eN-
tenEive programme, consisting OF now
songs and old. at Barratt hall Tuesday
evening. They were accompanied on the
piano by Miss Fsstella Jensen The con
cert was exceptional for its musical
value. and the large audience present ap-
plauded each number enthusia stIcally
Misc I,uud and Mr.. Herskind seng Ia ~
night az Brigham City. They will tour
the cities on the Pacific coast this winter.
and II IL probable that they will give a
concert In Salt Lake on their return trip
10 the east In January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
CALIFORNIAN WINS
SALT LAKE BRIDE

Miss Hazel sadleir, daughter Of Mr..
East street. was married IN Los Angeles
Cal. yesterday 10 Thomas A. Needha m
prominent rancher OF Pomona Ar
nouncement ot the marriage was re-
ceIved here last night and none but the
brides parents knew that fl was intend
cd. Mrs Needham left for Los Angeles
last Monday. While in Salt Lake she
later a private nurse.
Mrs. Needham Will make her residence
In Pomona
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
CITY AND VICINITY

JOHN l. NIEoERsT. district manager
or Inc beslie-Judge company. Will TO-
morrow night at the Commercial club
banquet the fourteen EMPLOYEES OF tbe
salt Lake Ci,y branch. The banquet is
gwen In honor of the local employees
Wio Won the 1912 contest for new busl-
ness.
"em6SHS o. the governing board OF
lie publicity bureau met yrs,erda, H.
inc Commercial club and discussed pIens
Tor the work OF giving publicity 10 ,be
products OF Utah "e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
PLEADS GUILTY TO
THIRD DEGREE Mu

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 2
Petcoff. who created a aug
by emptylnE revolver IN
restaurant here. one bullet mi
thew Ozbolt and another Woun
Pavllo, pleaded guilty 10 hh
murder In the district court y
was sentenced 20 thirty yea
penitentiary. 81
The shooting followed 2 az
the state supreme court affirm!
diet by a lower court IN SUI
against petcoff by woHa
lost his life when no steppeu
Petcoff and the woman as fet'
firing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Boy Sculptor Commended

Award Fairbanks. Utah's noted yo;1nr
sculptor. has been commended by Mrs,
J. q. a Ward OF New York CITY for a
buffalo cast which he recently modelled
and which was sent 10 Mrs. Ward. Mrs.
Ward wrote her words OF commerdatlon
10 Vice Principal l.. NJ. Gillian OF the
Salt Lake high school. who IN return
told TounR Fairba nks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
VIII Show Utah Sheen

Sheep from Utah and Idaho will be
exhibited at the international livestock
exhibition which will open in Chicago
November 20, aud which will eontinne
until December 6. President p i
Hsgenbarth of the National Wool
Growers association, and many others
from Utah will attend tho convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Student Breaks Ann.

Earl Brown OF set South Fourth East
street student of the Salt Lake high
school. broke his arm vesterdaV d,,riS,,
the football assembly. Browns arm was
broken In two places DR. q. c. SNYDER
attended the lad and had him removed
TO MS home Brown vas attempting to
JumD over q wire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Japanese Slayer Held.

YaTshiro Shlmo. japanese charged
with the murder of Frank Oen wa i5 a
Richards street restaurant earl- Ie-.
Monday morning. was bound over to the
Third district court yesterday By Justice
OF the Peace Harry 8 Harper TIE
charge entered against him ;s murder I'm
the first degree and he is being held
without hail ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
viii Leave for Fair Convention.

Horace s. Ensign. secretary OF ,bo
Utah state Fair association. will leave
today for Chicago 10 attend the twenty
third annual convention OF the America 7,
Associaiiou of Faira and E1positions.
Upon his return to Salt Lake CITY he
%lll go over tho work OF tie convention
With the Utah state fair board with The
idea OF Improving the fair hero.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
CHIEF ANGERED BY
FALSE FIRE ALARMS

A false IRE alarm from Seventh East
and South Temple streets last night. the
third in three days. culmInate ed in re-
ward OF s25 for the apprehension OF the
person who IS having run with the fire
department Chief William IL Bywater
Is Offering the reward and VIII pay Il i'm
mcdlately To the person or persons who
Will show him the individual who has so
perverted sense OF humor as TO turn in
false alarms for fun
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Struck bv street Car

Dan McAann, laborer. living At the
American house on Commercial street
was struck by Waudsmere street "a ?
on Fourth South between State and Soc
ond East streets. last night. he wa
oniF slightly injured and was able TO
i"aNe the l.. ID. s hospital shortly after
being taken there for surgical attention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
To Arrange Competition Drill.

The delegates from tho various fra D.
ternal lodges of the city appointed 10
arrange for = team meet and competi-
tion drill. met AT odd Fellows hall last
night appointed = committee on creden-
tials and adjourned TO meet IN Tie hall
oi the Koyal liishllndcrs Sunday evon-
Ing Nav 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Services for Mrs. Walker.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Walk
or. who died In Oakland. Sunday, and
who had been a resident OF Salt Lake
since 1858. werc held AZ the funeral
chapel OF Undertaken Joseph William
Taylor yesterday at II O'Clock Inter
mcnt was Ia the City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Biz Fire at Edmonton.

EDMONTON. Alberta. Nov. GA loss
~ $3.50, 600 was suffered In the wholesale
district early today when IRE swept the
Mckinney block and destroyed the stock
Of several Wholesale firms which occu-
pied the building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
Football Game.

In the afternoon the prlnclpal atirac-
lion FOR the public will be the high school
and the university freshmen football
game at Cummings field. The theaters
are all counting on record matinee
crowds
The Utah comma ndery OF the Knights
Templars has arranged an elaborate
Thanksgiving party TO be given tonight
~ the Masonic temple. a musical pro-
gTamme. dancing and supper are In
Guided In the arrangements. The Y NJ.
G. A. ~ill hold open house all day. with
general iollincation In the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-27
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR
THANKSGIVING DAY
Elaborate Union Services
VIII Be Held in Several
Salt Lake Churches.
PUBLIC OFFICES CLOSED
School Children Donate 3d.
900 Potatoes Through
Salvation Army.

'?ae two hundred and nnety-second
anniversary Of Thanksgiving Is being OBJ
served In Salt Lake today. The serious
MINDED Pilgrim fathers gave devout
thanks o92 years ago because they
were alive and well. because the In
dians had been ovcrawed. because their
larders were well filled, and because they
had the privilege OF worshiping in their
meeting houses without dictation from
the crown as to the tenets they should
follow. For much the same reasons
Americans ever since have observed the
annual holiday.
In Salt Lake today thanks Will be
returned In the forenoon to the Almighty
Tor his bounteous blessings Some Of the
bountcous blessings will then be eaten
and a football game and matinees at all
uf the theaters. will occupy tho afternoon.
Elaborate union Thanksgiving services
viii be held at 1890 o'clock this forenoon
At the Emmanuel Baptist church. Five
churches. the First Methodist, the First
Presbyterian. the First Congrega t!oDal.
the Central Christian and the Emmanuel
Baptist churches. will participate in these
services.
Special Services.
The Rev. Elmer l. Goshen. pastor of
lDc FIRST tODErcGatlOndl CHOTCU, Will
preach the Thanksgiving sermon. Solos
viii be sung by Lille Widner and VIII
liam Milne. special offering for the
poor viii be taken,
Special services with elaborate musical
programmes VIII be held at most OF the
other churches OF the city.
Tho schools will be closed today and
practically all Of the public offices and
business houses will observe the holiday
by remaining closed all day.
The school children of the city yester-
day donated about 10000 potatoes to the
Salvation army for the poor of the city.
Each child brought at least ono potato.
which went to the Saliva ton Army
Thanksgiving pot The pupils OF the La
fayette school prepared twenty-five
Thanksgiving boxes, each containing
meal sufficient for six persons. and these
boxes were distributed among the poor OF
the district
The Salvation army will distribute din
ners among the poor Of the city.
The newspaper men OF the city are 10
be the Thanksgiving guests of the Hotel
Utah. The newsboys OF the city Will eat
their Thanksgiving dinner at the Y. NJ.
win swim at the Descret gymnasium.
Then they will parade Main street IN
uniforms, escorting Governor William
Spry To the Continental block There
they will be addressed FOR ten minutes
by Governor Spry and Mayor Park, be-
fore they start TO eat.
Football Game.
In the afternoon the principal atirac
lion FOR the public will be the high school
and the university freshmen football |
game at Cummings field. The theaters
are all counting on record matinee
crowds.
The Utah ommandery OF the Knights
Templars has arranged an elaborate |
Thanksgiving party 10 be given tonight |
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24

fnz Of the League In all other mat
,erg Of detail each committee snzii
have power To act.
Art Five members shall Dc
quorum for the transactiOn of business
vrorided that two Of these hTe be
members Of the Executive board
Ara. 2 The parlimentzry authority
Of the League shall be Roberts Rules
of Order
Art. Fundg-The funds shall De q
League Fund and Special Fund, which
shan b. kept separate and apart and
shall be used for the purposes their
names indicate. Special requests and
Contributions shall b. used only foE
-he erprezs purpose for which they
are hequ@z-hed or contributed The
Special Fund shall b created and
maintained By setting aside one-tenth
d all mOueys raised By the League
Art ; SezI-The League. when in
corporat=d. shall have q corporate
zezl. circular IN form, with the word
seal and date Of Organization in center
and -h4 name of the League and the
words. OroTflIe. Wash. inside the outer
rim This seal shall De- attached to
and attest all corporate acts Of the
Lezzue
AT 5 Amendment-ThiE consri-
tuition may b. amended by 2 two-thirti
r0ts u the Leagues membership, pro
Vided said amendment BE- read AZ two
consecutive regular meetings preced-
ing The one At which the vote Is taken
Art While the business OF tbs
ways and means committee Is that o.
I raising funds. any other committee Of
board Of the League may do the sans
for it's own particular purposes. sub
/ Jet 10 supervision By the executive
beard The particular purpose fol
I which the Leagues money shall az an
time BE- appropriated shall De deter
mined By majority vote Of those pres
ent al regular meeting
Art Meeting-The regular meet
I ings Of the League shall be every see
ond and fourth Friday Of each month
unless otherwise decided At a regula
meeting.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24

I'm. shIs part Of tbs county and win be
a great convenience to q large settle
,sent- The work o. construction Is il
good hands, for Mr.. De Merchant win
no. only benefit By the highway. as 4
more Convenient means Of reaching
O-oyfIle. but he understands the sys-
TEN Of road making and il viii be done
right under his direction
Frank DeFoe. q freight brakeman
running on the Spokane Falls & Nor.
thern road. was caught between the
cars at a siding near SDringdale one
dav last week and so seriously pinched
,bat he lived bur . few hours DeFoe
made a few runs 10 this place his last
registered arrival being January list
but was not very well known
r v WIckershzua ~fH retain the ofice
I - Goodman Until p 6 Trans council
/ --a- zJes1 MsBo i stsl In t1= east, returns
l hrrre and takes the 0zt1 o. oE1ce- M.
/ v,y-ars i exp@cs=,t at any tsEHe-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24
LOCAL NOTES.
meeting

VIM Leichner, OF Loonis. was q Wis
itor in town Thursday.
Mrs. P H Lesser, Of Loomis, was q
visitor in town THURSDAY
Miss Maud Keeler returned home
Wednesday eTening from a visit 10
Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. H A Ames were reg
istered in town last evening from Ker-
emeos on their way to the outside.
H A Livermore delivered q lee
ture On socialism in the Stofferan
building Sunday night, giving stere-
opticon viewG In spite OF the cold
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24

a.,hsr there was a good attendance
rne lecturer il, or has been an npi'
- ,,,n,s,er and il a fluent ann
able tzlker.
MY Husband, Who Shall ne ne
aat,..erfan church, Sunday. 1:3o p
M All young people urged 10 mean
this sermon
The quality Of fee put up here tnis
.5r,e- IN the same old brand ICE
coUId NO, be purer than that cn' On
the siunkzmeen river and os'y''
lake.
The Presbyterian Christian Endea'-
or society will give Washington
birthday social in the church on FL
6av eyening, February 2lst- Complete
announcement later
With the mercury registering ~ u0-
graeg and better below zero on the
hills 10 the east and west it makes
n4ovle in the valley feel that the!
are living in the tropical belt
The coolest weather go far this win
ter Vas registered last Sunday nigh
By the government Thermometer Inc
/ mercury touched degrees BE- 10"
zero. BIZ morning it was { above
" o. Steele came down from his
nome on ElIemeham mountain Wednes-
DAY suffering from serious case o
blood poisoning AL the trouble dc
yetoUed from a slight scratch on hi
hand. 80 slight that Mr.. Steele pai'
no attention TO IT. In a day or r%'
the hand commenced swelling. an
local aDpIictions had no effect on tn
affected hand At last when the arm
commenced swelling. Mr.. Steele cam
down TO town and consulted Dr. II
ner. The arm was tapped in two o
three places. and the swelling is slow
~ disappearing 1t was seriou
looking case for a tine.
W. J. De Merchant will commend
constructing the proposed new Toa
from the west of the bridge across IN
SimiIkameen river up the hill TO n
Golden and Ellemeham countries a
soon as road work can be done in ii
spring. The county commissioner
have authorized the work, and as Iher
is now no obstacle in the way Of carr!
ing out the proposed improyemer
when it once Is started it will B
pushed to completion 1t is needle
probably more than any road pro.ecte
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24
CIVIC LEAGUE CONSTITUTION.
CONFINED from last week
ARTICLE ".
Officers, Their Powers, Election, Duties


Sec. The officers Of this league
shall be President, three Vice Pregi-
dents, Recording Secretary, Cores
ponding Secretary and Treasurer.
Sec. The officers shall be elected
by ballot at the first regular meeting
in November. Nominations shall be
made by informal ballot and the three
candidates receiving the highest num-
Der Of ballots shall be the nominees
The officers elected by a majority vote
shall be declared elected and shall
take office at the next ensuing regular
meeting.
Sec. 3 Vacancies in Office shall be
filled in the usual manner. In the alb
sence Of either secretly, the president
may temporarily fill the office.
Sec. 4 The president shall preside
at all meetings Of the League; sign
all bills duly audited and ordered paid
execute and deliver all bonds and
promissory notes and execute and &C.
knowledge all deeds, mortgages, leas-
es and other contracts and instru-
ments Of writing authorized and ord
cred by the League; have general SUI
peryision over all the affairs Of the
League; and, when necessary, call a
special meeting OF the League.
Sec. 5 The vice presidents, in the
order OF their rank, shall, in the alb
sence Of the president, or in her in
ability, assume the duties of the pres
ident
Sec. 6 The recording secretary
shall keep a true record OF all pro-
ceedings Of the League in book pro-
cured for that purpose which shall be
open at all times to members; with
the president. shessfall sign and at
test all orders for the payment Of
money issued by the League on its
treasurer; collect ALI dues Of the mem
bers; pay same to the treasurer and
take her receipt therefor; and per.
form such other duties as the law OIL
the League may require.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24

the 1rEe 10 touch its keys, after whom
Victor Riste taTorsd the company With
selections School Was closed with z
feI songz, but the school room vas
not deserted Until nearly five O'Clock
a. the enthusiastic pupils and teach
fers could not tear themselves away
but fingered perE1zding Miss Riste,
Miss Hzrfzch and others To play and
Mr. Porter 10 sing 7
The manual training classes are now
running smoothly and We will soon
have some nice work on exhibition
There are now about forty boys from
the fifth grade 10 the twelfth taking
the work regularly and in the eighth
grade and high school the girls are
also competing with the boys The
total number in the manual training
CLASSES is fifty. which makes the cost
Of conducting that department legs
than One dollar per pupil per month
The piano Just received in the high
school Is a source Of great pleasure
10 both teachers and pupils. We were
favored with special music On several
|days, az follows: Friday Morning an
instrumental duet by Misses Celia
Frank and Bernyce Desmond, and an
instrumental duet by Misses Hermina
and Helen Grieger and vocal solo BY
Mr.. III. Porter. Monday noon several
instrumental. Elections by Miss I'd
vyna lilly. Tuesday song By Misses
Eliza Grashwohl and Lena Pignocco.
Our basket ball sun, which had
nearly get owing To lack Of practicing
quarters,is once more brightly shin
| ing. The GA &. through its officers,
has consented 20 rent the club build
| ing TO us for nominal sum on GER
tain afternoons and evenings, the rem
tai price being just enough to rciIa-
burse the club for the actual expecs-
IS incurred We feel very grateful
to the directors and the president OF
the club for the time they sacrificed
and the efforts they made 10 bring
about satisfactory arrangement.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24
BYLAWS.

Art. l Each committee, while free
to plan and give entertainments, shall
be under the general supervision of
the executive board to whom must be
submitted all questions which might
involve the social and financial stand
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-10
SANTA FE NOTES.

B. of L.. F. and e. No. EOS will meet
Thursday night at the home Of the presi-
dent. George Mabray. 81 Lake street, for
the initiation of candidates. AL members
in the city are urged to be present.
Frank Snyder, electrical foreman, has
gone to Galveston, Tex. in connection
with electrical work for the company on
w. c. Keiser, general chairman of the
B. Of L. F. and E.. Is in st. Joseph on
company business
Announcement has been made OF the
machinist, to Miss Edythe Hughes. the
wedding to take place December II.
Miss Mildred Jones of the freight audi
tors office has returned from q short
visit with friends in Ottawa.
G. p. Benish, clerk In the freight claim
department, has returned from Kansas
Engineer G. A. ottman is OF duty for a
few days on account of business
E. A. Goldsmith, electrician, is in Man
haitian on company business for few
The Ladies' Society to the B. of L. F..
and E. were entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Jas. Bostic
following members were. present: Mrs
Geo. Mckee. Mrs. Chas. Laird, Mrs. Geo.
Mabray, Mrs. Jas. Sumey, Mrs. F. Hart
Kfser, Mrs. T. r. Hoover and Mrs Bostic
Mrs. Trousdale wife of Fireman Geo.
Trousdale, who recently underwent an
operation in st. MargaT i nGspl nsce, IN
Joe Rose, inspector. is in Enid Okla.
on company business for few days
The. regular meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the 9. u. of N. A. will be
held Thursday afternoon in the K and l..
Of 8. hall The annual election of officers
will be held and all members are urged to
p. e. Marshall Of the electrical depart
ment has returned from a short business
trip over the Missouri division