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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
LEGISLATURE WILL
WORK UNTIL SUNDAY
Mass of Bills Prevents Ad-
journment Yesterday, the
SiXtieth Day.
Spcclnl 10 The Tribune.

SpcClCI 10 ne
BOISE. March 6.-Confronted with a
mass Of legislation that literally chokes
both houses the twelfth Idaho leCisla- =
ture was unable to adjourn sine die to-
day on It's last and sixtieth day, and Will
remain in session until Sunday in the
hopes OF sitting some OF the more I'M
portant measures from the hundreds in
troduoed. Among these viii be the pub
lie utilities bill. the workingmcn's com
pensation act. the new revenue measures
and the numerous administration bills.
1t vas the southeast that was severely
jolted today from legislative stand
point The house refused TO pass the
senate bill giving 10 the counties OF Ban
mock, Bear Lake. Bingham, Cassia and
Oneida new district judge. and al first
refused 10 Increase the salary OF State
Later the salary bill was passed. Day
is prominent In the southeast and was
chairman OF the Republican state central
committee during the last campaign.
has been under fire I'm the senate for
week. was recommended out OF the COM
mlttee OF the whole for passage late to-
day. The friends OF the bill declare the
measure still has most OF It's teeth and
they are satisfied with the result.
Valley county, created out of Boise
county, was passed for second time
with an enabling act today, placing the
issue of division directly before the peo-
pie Within the county. The bill had Been
previously vetoed by the governor, The
house refused TO give the Second ju-
dic!al district OF north Idaho a new dis
trict judge, defeating q measure creating
the office. Two appropriation bills passed
the house The first calls for bond is
sue OF $4,000 to build a state road from
Boise TO the Yellowstone National park,
and the second for $40 900 10 build a
bridge over Pen d'OreIlle river in Bon
ner county. A fish and game bill to-
gether with new educational code bill,
and many other measures passed the
house One OF the bills increases the
length OF residence within the state OF
divorce seekers from six months to one
year and Is directly aimed at the big
divorce business practiced in this state.
The st Anthony industrial school
scandal, involving the charge OF brutal
OF the inmates. rose to the sur
face IN the house when Representative
Clark OF Custer county introduced a reSo-
lution calling for the resignation OF ]. T,
superintendent OF the lnstitu-
tion The resolution charges him with
gross !ncapacity and wilful neglect OF
duty. The house made the resolution q
special order for tomorrow morning be-
cause a house committee had already
been appointed to investigate the school
and has not yet reported
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
DEATHS IN BRIGHAM.
High School Dramatic Society Presents
Play Win Great Success.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Play Win Great Success.
Special TO The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. March G.---In the Sec
ond ward OF this city yesterday morning
Mrs. Crtstena M Jensen died. OF old age.
Sne was the mother OF Mrs. Charles +.
Nelson and Mrs. James NJ. Iverson, resi-
dents of the First ward. and Is also sur
ViVed by host OF grandchildren and
great grandchildren. Services Will be held
in the Second ward tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Austin. formerly OF Salt Lake
city, died at his home in this city at an
early hour this morning from the effects
OF leakage OF the heart, Austin married
Sophia johnson Of this city few years
ago. who is a daughter OF Mrs. Johnson.
residing on Fifth West and Forest
streets. Funeral services have not been
arranged for
At Bear River City yesterday Sven
Nelson, one OF the most prominent resi-
dents OF that town. died after long Siege
OF pleurisy. Nelson was born in Shone
district, Sweden, December %. 1884 He
is survived by Wife and three daughters
and two sons residing in Murray, Fu-
neral services will be held In the taber-
nacle there tomorrow.
The Box Elder High School Dramatic
society presented "HiEbee Of Harvard" to
a packed house tonight at the opera
house. The play was directed by Miss
Eunie Jacobsen OF the high school faculty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Will Move Tuden Bridge,
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO. March s.--As a result
OF a joint meeting OF the county commits
sioners OF Bannock and Bingham coun-
ties yesterday, the Tilden bridge matter
was finally decided. The Tilden bridge
,, ooer snake river, conneGtlns eGa tne two ,N
high water last spring. Several meet
ings have been held with the interested
settlers near there and finally the agree
ment was reached to move the bridge up
The river short distance. where II will
not be IN danger of being washed out.
A new span. 10S feet long, will be added.
The cost OF removal and rebuilding VIII
be borne Jointly by Banuock and Bing-
ham counties. A call for bids will be
issued in a few days and the contract
Will be awarded at an adjourned meet
Ing OF the board on April j.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Costly Exhibition.

The more elaborate the mode
shown. the more 1t has dissrran anged
the factory by a departure from the
general routine. SO what appears to
be a very simple little display OF
few cars becomes, after all. as costly
as the studding OF radiator with
Clipped diamonds or the embroidering
Of the seat cushions with seed pearls
And again. we have the few out
siders who do realize all this eS-
pense. but spring to the other ex-
tremc. assuming n cocksure attitude
and boasting TO friends, Now
know why autos cost so much; Just
consider these shows"
But neither OF these attitudes are
true, II the business Of holding
shows paid In actual sales OF so large
percentage. wouldn't there be shows
all the year around?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Fishing Gets Poorer,

Special 70 The Tribune.
POCATDLLO, March G.-w. r Arm
strong, superintendent OF the Montana
division OF the Short Line. says that
the nshing in the Island Park region Is
getting poorer with ench succeeding
year. Years ago. when Mr.. Armstrong
was In charge Of the construction OF
the Park branch from Ashton. the fishing
was the best In the world. But the poll
Icy OF the fish hatchery department of
stripping spawn from the trout on Warm
river and shipping the small fry to ali
parts OF the state without putting a SIN
gle one back IN the north fork has
caused the slump in the fishing In that
once famous section. Mr.. Armstrong Is
ot the opinion that the Legislature should
declare a closed season for trout lasting
from April l TO June 10 until the condi-
tons are improved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
I'm Evening Clothes.

Almost without exception the ex.
hibitors or representatives were garbed
in evening clothes. Their appearance
was just as immaculate as was that
.of every exhibit, part or parcel A
Number Of the booths were graced by
the presence of charming young ladies
OF the younger social set, who. in
beautiful gowns, aided the exhibitors
4 IN receiving the throngs Of visitors.
Thousands Of carnations and cut
howers were presented to the women
visitors. while pcnnants, badges and
similar advertising articles Of adorn-
ment were widely distributed By ac-
lion OF the executive committee Of the
show, all motor cars and exhibits carried
cards designating the purchase price or
the respective machines or articles.
All exhibitors were busy as bees ex.
planning the merits of their stock, and,
as on the preceding day, many sales
were recorded, while the list Of pros.
'pectiyes grows daily larger. Indica.
lions point to heavy business on auto
row this spring as result Of the
ahow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Manager Talks.

The part the automobile show has
assumed IN the motor car world of in
dustry, trade and enjoyment is becom
ing more evident every year. In this
respect the following interesting views
were set forth by W, ID. Rishel, man
ager of the show;
What Is the value OF an auto show?
II is little different from the Idea
neid by the man who looks at IL from
the outside. Even the motorwisc,
VINO have been TO many shows. imaE-
Inc sometimes that II is place
Where manufacturers usually and ac-
tunlly dispose OF IL large portion of
Their product But II Mr.. Automo-
bile Owner had figures at hand from
some Of the largest factories. the ex-
pense Of auto shows might make him
wink his eve.
Behind every car on the floor is
not only the cost OF current cX-
. penses. decoration. advertising. spe-
ciai factory representatives on large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
PLEASED BY APPROPRIATIONS.
PocateIIo Citizens Favor Change In Name
Of State Academy.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
POCATELLO, March 6.-There is much
rejoicing In Pocatello today over the Fact
that the state Legislature has acted fay-
orably on several OF the bills OF particu-
lar interest &c this section of the coun-
try. In the first place the name OF the
state academy will be changed to Idaho
Technical college. thus harmonizng the
name with the technical or trade nature
OF the school. The institution Will have
SloO,o !or maintenance and $40, 900 for
new and permanent improvements. 4
gymnasium with auditorium and music
rooms above VIII be constructed and sew
eral farm buildings
Furthermore. favorable report has been
made on the reimbursement OF the citl-
Zens who put up the cash to finish the
macadam road between here and Bla ck-
foot as well as upon the proposal to
spend considerable money to perma nent-
~ improve the states health resort at
Lava Springs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

Potato Diseases and Pear Blight" An effort
is being mado by the people of tho valley who
are promoting these farmers meetings so have a
talk fruit evaporation. and for this purpose
John P Homgrcn OF Bear River City spent a
day In Salt Lake Clty comforting with Commits
sioner w. II, Kornu relative 10 securing a speaker
thB subject for the meeting Saturday
The addresses will the two leading in
dugtrlcs OF the Bear River valley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
BOSTON STORE INCORPORATES.
Salt Lake Capital Interested In Prove
Business House.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
PROVO March 6.-The Boston Store
company filed articles OF incorporation
with the county clerk here today. Provo
is designated as tho principal place of
business. The company Will conduct a
general mercantile business and IS capt.
tallzcd at 80, 1000 In shares of OF the par
vale OF $40 each The following are the
incorporators and each has 200 shares.
Louis. Nathan. Annie Leon and Samuel
Grossman, their place of residence Is
given as Salt Lake City. The following
are the directors. Nathan Grossma n,
president: Louis Grossman, Vice pres,-
dent; Anna Grossman. secretary and
treasurer.
The Boston store has been doing busi-
ness here since last fall and is one OF
the leading stores OF Provo. The store
has been owned by Salt Lake capital. but
Nathan Grossman has acted mama
ger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
SOCIETY NIGHT
| At AUTO SHOW
| IS BRILLIANT 7
sThrongs of Salt Lakes 400"
Promenade the Floor and
Inspect the Attrac-
tive Displays.
SPECIAL EFFORTS
MADE IN EXHIBITS
Flowers, Pennants and Badges
Presented to Visitors; Man
ager Rishel Discusses I'm
portance Of Event.

s1TOT since its opening has the big
I'M auto show in the Richards
street Auditorium presented so
rcsplendcnt a scene as that OF
last night, when throngs Of Salt
Lakes "400" predominated among
the six thousand who promenaded the
aisles and inspected the attractive dis
plays during the day and evening. 1t
was the biggest day of the show in
more ways than one,
Anticipating the critical eye of the
person that enjoys more means and who
is therefore more strictly viewed as
q prospective motor cur owner, the eX-
hibitors changed their booths some
what, new cars being installed in u
number Of instances. At the same time
there was a general repolishing and re-
'decorating, No effort was spared in the
determination of each exhibitor to
make bis booth and it's contents more
attractive than any other. AS result
the show was at its zenith Of beauty
and brilliance by evening, when great
crowds of people, the greater part of
whom were in formal attire, added
their gaietv and arstocratic mien to
harmonize with the surroundings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Deep Creek Company Incorporates.

PROVO. March 6.-Aricics OF Incorporation OF
the Deep Creek Mining company filed With
the county clerk here today. Provo In the gen.
cral place Of business. Tho capital stock OF the
company Is $4,000, In shares at tho par value OF
cent each bascd the valuation OF the fol-
lowing mining claims; Dernice No I 20 IN
elusive. GoShutc Sunday. Alice. George and
Tomoy Boy,
The property owned by tho company 10 an OK
tension OF tho Gold iI!ll property, the Gold Hill
vein extending into tho claims OF tho Deep Crock
consolidated company and the surface rock giyeg
assays In copper. lead and silver, Development
work Will be prosecuted vigorously this Bpriug
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
MORGAN CONCERN ASSIGNS.
Demands OF Creditors Cause M. C. NJ I.
70 Close Its Doors.

Special % The TrIbunc.
MORGAN. March 6.--The M c. NJ J.
department store here was assigned yes
terday to Heber j. Heiner. Inability TO
meet the demands OF creditors is given
as the reason for the assignment W. II.
Rich was president and manager of the
concern and George i. Robbins was sec
retary, An inventory Of the stock is be-
Ing taken. and when II is completed q
effort VIII be made TO sell II In buk but
II this is impossible a sale will probably
The store was purchased by a stock
company. composed OF local residents
about seven years ago. 1t was necessary
TO borrow money to furnish the place at
the time II was purchased. and a con-
tinued series OF financial setbacks nnall
forced the owners to assign the property
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
LIQUOR CASE APPEALED.
Attorney Claims imprisonment is Illegal
Under Circumstances.

Under Circumstances.
Special 20 The Tribune
PROVO March 6-H S. Bruce was
found guilty here today of selling liquor
to Frank Walker OF Tucker in two
cases before Justice r. J.. Jones. Bruce
was given a fine of $50 or ninety days in
jail
An application was made In the after
noon before Judge A. B. Morgan by ].
]. Whitaker, attorney for Bruce. for a
writ of habcas corpus. on the ground that
the Imprisonment is Illegal for the rea-
son that the complaint does not charge
OF alleged oftense and falling to show
that an election was held to show wheth-
er Tucker was wet or dry territory. He
also claimed that the court failed to
show that Bruce was not a licensed liquor
dealer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
SHOT SKATERS KNEE.
PocatelIo PatroIman Fires on Man Who
Runs to Escape Arrest.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
POCATELLO March 6.-J, c. Gray,
otherwise known as Grumpy Gray, is
in the general hospital today with bad
ly shattered knee, received by being shot
by Patrolman Young last night while re-
s!sting arrest. II has not yet developed
whether amputation will be necessary.
Gray and an east side character Roy
Hogue. were lighting last night in front Of
one OF the resorts on North First street.
When ordered to stop, Gray ran to escape
arrest He was ordered TO halt several
times, but paid no attention, and the Off
Ger fired low, resulting in u budIy shat
tered knee for Gray. The police say that
he is an undesirab bile. while his friends
say that he IS hard working young man
An Investigation OF the affair will be
ordered by the police chief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
GET ONLY 10 PER CENT,
Little Money Left After Failure of Boise
State Bank.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. March 6,-The several thou
sand deposltors Of the Boise State bank
which failed two years ago, will receive
but 10 cents on the dollar, owing to tho
unfortunate condition in which the as
sets OF the bank were when 1t went
TO the wall. Its president. Edwar rd
Payne. is now serving an indetermnate q
sentence at the Idaho state penitentiary
having been found guilty OF fraud by the
district court.
Ben Pettenglll. receiver OF the bank,
filed his report today with the district
court. In II he shows that the deposl-
tors can only be paid 10 cents on the
dollar, The total liabilities OF the bank
the report states, amount 10 149.01S CO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
INDUSTRIAL TRAIN IN PROVO.
One OF the Biggest Meetings Of the State
Tour Held Yesterday.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, March 6.-One of the biggest
days of the tour of the Salt Lake route
Industrial train was the one In Provo to-
day. The work OF the Salt Lake route
cooperating with the State Agricultural
college was augmented here by that OF
the Brigham Young university The pro-
Sramme here was arranged by Prcsiden
George II. Brlmhall Of the y. Y L., as
sisted by Professor Amos Merrill In con-
junction with a Commercial club commit
tee
Professor l.. A. Merrill and Ben r.
Eldridge addressed large audiences this
morning. Several hundred women at
tended the domestic science meeting.
Another session was held this afternoon.
Visitors thronSed the demonstration train
at the union depot The days pro-
gramme closed with an Informal recep-
tlon at the Commercial club tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Body Taken to Spanish Fork.

PROVO. March 6.-Shcrfr Henry Enst and J. C.
Graham, local undertaken. returned today after
taxing tho body OF Chris Morrison from Thistle
TO his home in spanish Fork. Morrison was
Killed by RIO Grande train Thistle yester-
day. According To- tho story OF the accident he
was walking along siding which had not been
used for several months. train came along
back of him. and when the whistle blow MorrJ-
son became confused and the train struck him
He wa9 60 wears OF age and IL survived by wife
two daughters and five sons. all of whom live in
since 1856.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

was. Prof. J. VI. Miller A. C. Kirkpat-
rick. w d. DouGherty, Irving Van Dyke,
OF officers Mr.. Kirkpatrick was unani-
mously reelected president Mrs j. Y.
Young. secretary, and y. B. Atkinson,
treasurer, The only new officer is Mrs.
u w, Standrod. elected vice president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Breaks Into House.

Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLo. March 6.-An unknown man broke
into the house Of Oregon Shor, Limo EnR!nosT
william c. Raidy during Raidy's absence last
night and entering the sleeping occupied by
Mrs Raidy aud her children. grasped her by the
thront and threatened her with death II she made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
TO GIVE ORAToRIo.
PocatsIo Music Club Plans Big Festival
TO BE Held In May
Special to Tho Tribune.

POCATTLLO. March 5.-The Pocatelo
Music club met again last night and took
up the active rehearsal OF the orator,o
Samson and Delilah.' by Handel TO be
presented In Nav at a great fes-
tival of music. Over nifty trained voices
are Interested. as woll az tho entire inu-
sic-lovtng population OF the city. The
choruses arc under the direction of Prof
Arthur Watkins, r, T. S. c., OF the
Academy OF Idaho.
Some OF the soloists VINO will take part
are Mrs. ]. T. Young, Mira Bess o. Lowe.
Mrs G. pougias Smith. Mrs Harvey
Robson Holmes. Miss Mabel Cory. Mrs.
+, II Hilllard and Prof. Richard War
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

outcry. Mrs. Raidy broke from his grasp and
ran Into tho street, pursued by the unknown. Her
screams brought help. but tho man escaped Hc-
asssilant lott an oYercoat and the arrest OF tho
weafer Is expected at any minute. Mrs Raidy
suffered no serious effects from the attempted as
sault. except a nervous shock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Scarlet Fever In Morgan County

MORGAN March 6.-Scarlet fcyer has been
making considerable headway In Porseryllo and
Richyiie lately. E!Shty-sovcn have been
under quarantine In the two towns. However.
the ralady to be mild In form and
deaths have resulted. Most OF the guarantees
Will probably be lifted inside OF q week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

expense accounts and other similar
incdentals, but there is also the ex-
pense Of special bodies with their diff
ferent enamels, unusual upholsterlng
and extraordinary finish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Perry's Flagship Raised.

Dy International News Service.
ERIE. Pa. March G-Commo3ore PerTy'a flag
sh!p the Niagara which has isIu for years at
tho bottom of Misery bay. rsibrd 20 tho sur
face ot Lake Eric today and beached on
the peninsula opposite this city where she viii
undergo repairs TO put her IN Ahape tor heading
the Perry centennial pageant at Put In nay this
GUNNER.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07

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Tremonton Lectures Popular.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. March 6-Anotho- fa-nsrs'
roeotinG Is 10 be held ut Trononson Saturday a.
p m, at which Prof C. ~ Jensen of IN,
agricultural college will speak on The subject:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-07
Salt Lakers in New York.

Special 20 The Tribune
NEW YORK. March s-Collingwood. c W
Nibey. Miss " Nlblcy. Miss T. NibI-y: Waldorf
II W Walker and wife. Miss E. Walker Miss s
Walker,
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