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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-12
On the Spur Of
the Moment
BY ROY MOuLToN.


FROM THE H1oKEyvLLE cLARI0x
Old man Higgins died ninetee1
years ago and they are sflil findiD
codicils in his will stuck around s
old teapots and tin cans and trunks.
There have been nine lawsuits and
the heirs have spent Eve times whas
the old man left. il takes a gooI
joker to carry it along twenty years
after he has passed beyond.
90
Lem Purdy says there is one fhlne
IN this country thar he Is eettiak
blamed tired Of, and that Sc zse.s..--- 5-.=>
wife stin takes in plain sewin',
%
II takes strong man 70 Stand
prosperity. Elmer Jones got a goo4
Job in a sawmilI at IS a week and
bought nine suits Of clothes the firzz
month.
Hank Tumms and Hod Pstsrz auz
pect to do considerable travelling tn
summer, provided there are pleneH
Of Sunday excursions They ars o.
two most famous glove trotters,
90
Miss Amy Pringie. our village mifz
liner, says she needs husband verz.
bad. Well. great many Of 'eEn ara
90
We are warned not to look upor -
wine when It is red. but then theirs
is always champagny and Rhine
wine.
90
Rev. Hudnutt, of the Hard she4
Church, says he thinks his caurcIz
has paid too much attention to the
iieatnen abroad and not enough e
the heather right here at home. FIVE
of them went to sleep during hi
sermon yesterday and he had 70 an.
nounce a hymn te drown out tlls
noise.
..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-12

We are warned not to look upor 10
wine when It is red. but then theirs
is always champagny and Rhine
wine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
SIGMA NU CHAPTER
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

.Th Salt Lake City Alumni chapter
of the Sigma Nu fraternity was ip.
stalled Friday night at the University
club, following the regular monthly
dinner which is gwen by the members
OF the fraternity residing in this sec.
ton.
The officers for the ensuing wear
were elected as follows: President.
Lee Charles Miller; vice president,
Arthur p. Stone; secretary-treasurer
Robert \. Smith; sergeant at arms, b.
Il Prater.
The members OF the chapter are /
I. Abbott, Chester +. Ames. ". A,
Barnes, II. D. Bomau. c. 4. Cohn,
Walter T. Harris. Or. &. G. Hetzai
Arthur Hooker, Jack Kuhn, O. l.
Leefers, j. r. Martin. c. r. Miller. Lee
Charles Miller, ". ). Montgomery. w.
W. Murphy, Robert c. Nye. 3 II
Prater, Robert y. Smith. Arthur p
Stone, .. d, Tarpey, Glen II. Trout and
Frank r. Whitzel.
Monthly dinners are held al the Uni.
versity club on the third Friday Of the
month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
NEXT FRIDAY TO BE
BIRD DAY IN UTAH
State Superintendent Writes to
County Superintendents Re-
garding Observance.

A. G. Nelson, state superintendent Of
public instruction, is sending out a cir
cular letter TO all public school super
lntendents and teachers in Utah, desig
mating next Friday as BIRD dav.7
and requesting that the day be observed
with appropriate exercises. In the let
ter superintendent Nelson says:
All persons who have studied
bird life will welcome this legis-
latlon- For many years past The
national government has issued bul.
letlns warning the people of the
danger to the country from the de-
struction of its bird life America
is rapidly losing its native birds:
In fact, several kinds are already
extermlnated. It is said that the
native birds have decreased 20 per
cent in fifteen years.
IL is, therefore, time for effective
action TO be taken to check the
destruction of life which is so
vitally related TO the welfare of
all the people 1t is not difficult
for man to hold in check the fero.
cious beasts Of the forest. hut IL
is perpleIing problem to hold in
check the tiny forms of life which
destroy crops and spread disease
throughout the land Birds arc ac.
tive in destroying many of the in
sects which are menace to man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
WILL MAKE FEATURE
OF WILD WEST SHOW
Western Stampede Company
Files Articles of Incorpora-
tion; Plans Announced.

According 10 the plans of the Off
cials Of the Western Stampede com
pany, announced yesterday, Salt Lake
/ is 10 be the scene OF one Of tho biggest
''wild west frontier and stampede
shows ever staged in the entire west.
ern country. The company was iucor.
poratcd recently in this city for the
express purpose OF conducting this
event and plans already under way in
dlcate that everything will be done
upon very extensive scale. 1.-THE
stampede will be given at the state
fair grounds, beginning July {, and
will continue week OF longer in case
il becomes necessary 70 decide the con-
tests which viii be feature of the big
show.
The plans for the stampede include n
series of world 5 championship contests
IN al the events common 20 "vild
west shows, Riding Of bucking
horses, steer roping. fancy riding, fancy
roplng. all sorts Of races for cowboys,
cowgirls, Indians, etc. There will be
women contestants in practically all OF
the events, The prizes already an.
nounced include 100000 in cash purses,
In addition 70 various special prizes,
such As saddles, medals aud champion
ship awards. The officials are in com
munication with over 500 persons who
have won championships of various
kinds and the plan is TO bring them to-
gether here for worlds championship
contests
A contract has been let with horse
men and stockmeu of Wyoming, Mon.
tana and Idaho 10 furnish $50 horses
and go steers from the ranges OF those
states, and il is expected that nearly
100 additional horses will be brought
here by the contestants themselves. The
barns and stables at the fair grounds
will need 10 be enlarged to accommo-
date all the animals, and this work will
begin AT once. Other changes and addi-
tional seating facilities are being
planned.
The stampede viii be held at the time
OF the National Education association,
and IN addition IL is expected large
crowds Will be attracted by the show. |
A publicity bureau has been established |
and $4,000 announcements have already |
been sent out 10 Commercial clubs. |
newspaper publishers and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

applications are on hle with tho forestry
officials. but II was the general opinion
that the matter should be turned over 10
the interior department for n decision
from tho United states land office Il
would be possible for tho land department
of the forestry sorvic. 20 adiudlcate the
claims or certify them 20 the interior
department
Wcrc tho forestry land men 20 act in
drpendontly IN tho matter ~ might be
charged that they had taken up the
aggregation OF forest agricultural lands
FOR the benefit of their friends regardless
OF tho priority OF application for entry.
II IL anticipated that tho interior depart
rnsnt Will order the segregation in accord
anc. with tho priority OF applications re-
rsiv.d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
COUNTRY STUDENTS
WILL MEET C|TY'S
Friendly Contest Between Ru-
raj Schools and Those of
Ogden Planned.


Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, April la.-Aceording 10 a
decision reached by the Weber county
principals and teachers at their month
ly meeting today, there will be a com
petition on students work between the
country and Ogden city schools at the
close Of the present school year. The
country Instructors believe that the
work Of the students in the Weber
county schools this year has been un.
usually creditable and for this reason
they favor n friendly contest with the
city students.
Plans have already been perfected for
exhibits Of school work in each district
Of the county and IL the competition
plan il carried out, the best work IN
each district viii be selected for the
general exhibit There arc no special
Instructors in domestic science IN the
country schools, yet the girl students
are willing 10 enter their bread and pas
tries 10 competition with such articles
produced by the city girls. The boys
arc anxious 10 prepare competing cX-
hihit of farm products.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
DRINKING AND
DRUNKENNESS
The Modern Treatment for
Drink Habit.

The Nca! Drink Habit Treatmcn, has
redeemed and restored thousands on
discouraged, Dim wrecked men and
women 10 sober, happy lives. III is "a
harmless. vegetable internal remedy
hNpodeTmlc injections are never used
that removes the craving and necessity
for drink IN three days. II Won dri6L
yourself, or II you have relatives or
friends who drink, let us erplain 10
you how the Neal Institute will helm
conquer The Eguor habit The man
with an alcohol poisoned brain cannot
successfully compete with rho sobs-
man whose brain B. clear and active
therefore driukirg business uCn end
'he Neal Trcztme-t real stfirr
saver.
Write phone or e1ll Tor particular.
The Neal Institute. 33l South Fourth
East, salt Iak0 City. Phone Hyland
1792 (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
BURN SLOT MACHINES;
GASOLINE EXPLODES

Five slot machines, recently confis-
Gated by the police, were burned in the
yard of the city Jail yesterday after
noon after they had been demolished
with q sledge hammer While pouring
gasoline on the wreckage in prepara,
ton for the burning, Police Inspector
Carl A. Carlson had narrow escape
from injury by explosion. As il was,
his face was scorched and his eyebrows
singed. Where the spark came from
that exploded tho fumes of the gasoline
is q mystery.
The destruction OF the machines was
presided over by Justice T. VI. Bishop,
who had ordered them DESTROYED after
sdiudging them gambling devices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Guaranteed Rupture Holder
On 60 Days Trial
Won't Cost You Cent if the Two Months Test Doesn't
Prove All Our Claims

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And that is the curse OF wearing elias
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But remember that the Ciuthe Truss
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IL shows why elastic and spring truss
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IL exposes the humbuC Appliances "
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N shows why operation for rupture
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
WESTMORELAND PLACE
LOTS IN DEMAND

The secretary and treasurer Of the
Westminster Investment company re.
port remarkable activity Of sales in
Westmoreland place. the new Fifteenth
East tract opened 4 week ago Already
Sl2,50o in homes has been signed. in
addition 10 several building sites. New
ideas in plating and restrictions as 10
building, have made this particularly
attractive building plot for either the
home buyer or the investor. The pro
motcrs Of tho tract are now putting IN
n playground and tennis court, IA IN.
novation In local real estate circles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

Salt Lake city. oeasrai'y fslr su,s,, a.
Ia7Eav -
conparstlv. vstta,- cat, A. s.l, L.S- cts
Argil -. !sla. -''
Elsheti temperature tossy. 8 dsxrsss: hirs.
et IN this ao1h rizcs is7' IS: lo~es, Irs.
49,, y. iS-stt tht monu siacs is7A "a. -.saa
lt;et cz>sfs tinee ths 'iff; o, ,se moath y. ...
eamulAi-d dsfsisaey sinru Iaautry T. rs f,-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
WILL BOOST UTAH

Barton Wood CurTie, assistant editor
Of the Country Gentleman, was visitor
In salt Lake City yesterday, and left
warmly enthusiastic regarding the re-
sources and opportunities OF Utah. Also
when he left he was a member of the
Commercial club and the Commercial
club was "on the list' with the Curtis
Publishing company, by which concern
the Country Gentleman is published.
Mr. CurTie Is here working on an article
or series OF articles which he will pub.
lish soon on the possibilities and nat
ural wonders OF Utah. Idaho. Montana,
Wyoming and Colorado.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

last night that they would have
ing squads at all Of the cemetel
and will cooperate with the organ,
tions in charge. There will be no
rade or public meeting down town 4
year, all the exercises 10 be held
the various cemeteries. The seh.
children VIII be asked TO contrib.
flowers which will be handled by
women 3 organizations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
MORE GOOD ROADS.
Weber County Commissioners win Push
Work OF Sacadamlxina Highways.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN April l2.--An order providing
that mHchdam road building shall be
started next Monday has been Issued
By Chairman Moroni Skeen of the board
oi county commissioners. 4 sufficient
mileage az road has been graded 20 keep
the rock CrtiEheT at the Utah Hot Springs
Ia constant operation FOR many weeks
according 20 the commissioners, and the
road building operations probably VIII be
actively carried on throughout the sea-
son after the start Is made next week
For this year the commissioners have
planned % nacndanliZe eleven miles OF
highway. ylp niles OF which n state road
and I've miles county road. During the
1919 season the macadan road bu'f
throughout Utah on state highways to-
tailed sixteen miles. and thirteen miles of
the total consisted Of the macadamlzinE
of state roads In this county Last wear
Weber county macadamized seventeen
miles % hirhwey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
VIII Sing for Gym.

Sp>sisi 70 Ten TgtnunA
nAkiua oo7uitts> kAs Announced tat rrttEy.
Nay J. Il h~ ts's sslecfed Tor re b-osrlt
citAl bT ths OEdsn txhcrnaeie choir TIE choir
hss donated 50 services for tke onncc-t all o.
the roco.gs 70 50 iato The gy7az.fium fgrG
Tte choir vii - slf~i e. tAc recital By Pro
.--sor witlars 2 wsiNe violsnh; and Pro
f,rsor John ,. Mcclellan. orEsrist. h5th OF salt
Lake
sslte1 - -. -ko'r ~ the cnriinE enccert VII
D 20 OEfru music loTers but upcr special
request tuo ~ r. great chnTusss heard IN the
past VII b r-r><trf ThiI p-obably Will b ;he
nnL app-sTArcs ei the choir n secular work thtt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
MEMORIAL DAY
PLANS COMPLETED

The general Memorial day committee
composed Of representatives Of all the
patriotic organizations in the city,
held its final meeting last night and
left the details Of the exercises and
decorations OF the graves TO subcom-
mittees which have the work well in
hand. The general committee had ar.
ranged for the United Spanish War
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Sanity Is Questioned.
sp.eial 20 n. Trhun.

OGDEN Aprii is.-Ropeated complaints 10 ,Ae
sSer!fS'G ottios from rcsiieuts living north o.,
tie city resulted today IN examination o'
Henry LSrron "a % AJ Earity. The eEhmiainr
board. consisting Of Judge y. :. Harrih. Or.
Era Rich ani Dr. 2 n Dumkc. dld not com
slctc IT. work ;e1aT ths uatot- 70 30 taken up
agan next w-ducstaT. Larson. vho - better
tuo~n as Pig Lar5on because he make.
spe1sitT ef raising host released bis
own TeccCniEAncc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Lighting Plans Delayed.

Special n The 1TihUns
OGDEN. April Is.-''The great TAf;s way
lighting rvttsm ,or Osden'z business district viii
not p. completed csriv a. expected. according
70 the statement OF Superintendent p. D. Kline
% iho ogden Rap!s Transit company. He sald
t0fhy that TIRE i:on poles which viii support the
arc lEhta Hnf trolley wirss -ill not be shipped
from P7ttshurE until May s. In ~hieh case work
on the system cSn3ot be started mach before
June J.. He believes that the ayrtcm VIII not
- completed tctora July 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
PUT PROBLEM HnHeR.
Government Forestry Officials VIII Not
Auord Opportunity for Blame.

OGDEN April Js.--To guard against
possible charges OF favoTitiEm In the
manner sof Scgrcghtlng forest agricultural
officials Of tho forestry service are seek
!ug a solution 10 the problem which has
developed as a result of the recent con-
ference iu this city. Although the con-
ference OF the government experts was
closed on Thursday. the visiting officials
- the forest service did not leave for
their homes uutil today.
Since tho conference they have given
much attention 10 the subject Of priority
of application Tor segregation. All of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Elk Prepare for Show.

sresial 10 ne Tribune
oGDE$. April i1-TAs first dres. rshoaF,al fog
The AE11tsreEn Bra." the comedy % be pre-
seated ~ tko Ogden EikB Monday and Tues
day even!uEE ALL - hs'd a. the Orpheun the
aieT tomorrow af;E-zoo1 A. this mATfs The frs;
pruiuction q the piece IN any city plrector u.
l. brown hss maze manv changes Giane rchearrals
we're STARED. he ElkG' Booster. annual pubi-
cation o; ire lotrs ard ire otneil 'snnouheo->'
for TIE Lhow. I'll b. circulated tomorrow morn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

iak- e-atirse 20 -~aaes e.. cutoff nl rear ss-
lac ~irA ire result ;hat scythsrz Pacific trains
brirE t~iaved sirost daily. The laks con
urres % rynEh that ths vorknsz can make no
Temporary repairs ard The traios therefore
rs1uncs % psss TIE tA1Esrcrs spoS ht
very low rae o, sgeei
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

Veterans to conduct the exercises at
City cemetery; the G. A. r. and corps
to handle the exercises at Mt Olivet,
and the G. A r. circles will take care
of the exercises at the cemetery at
Fort Douglas. Representatives from
various patriotic organizations will 60
to the smaller towns around Salt Lake.
The Spanish War Veterans at Fort
Douglas assured the general committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Utahna Drug Co, Fails.


OGDEN. April l3.--An assignment o. -. Utah
"a Drug oompAny was recorded IN The county re-
cortsr's office TO-DAY. ,he assignee beinK GeorE,
= Fori OF salt Lake Tns liabilities % the local
comcany represented 20 bo ;Gzi2.62. while the
acs-tA placed 1880 The sfsignmcut
tak-a for ihe benefit % the o-e1itorr. The priu-
cipsl sIses OF the company drug store fix
turr1 and a stock os driCE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Missing Girls Found

Special - Ths Tribune
OGDEN April s-Au o., ths SIR girls ~ho
eseap-d from the U,sh Indgt:riai trhool early
Friday morning have been rstnr7et 20 ths In
stituticn. The last three. Helen Olsen. BsatT!ee
kaspri- s1i Locfsr Burt. found Uiatk
this morning Oraoe Sullivan thtsu i-to
custody washirEton fer hours after
Asr -1cap~. While FrAnoys Bioricll krd Meris
Anderson returned 20 the school % their
sccord yesterday. bftsf spending tto uixh, ir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Rushing Canal Repairs.

OGDEN April ia.-JudrinE By tAs proE-eta
1afs up 20 this time. The ofnecrs of THO Davis
knG weber Counties Canal company conf
dent tho cKfnasivo repairs 20 Tho concrete canal
nsa- Tho RiyerdAle power plant VIII to completed
~ May l. II IS believed that the faTroer8 will
not require vstrr for Irrigation before that time.
The canal Nha badly damaged whom ice IAN
eau.a6 IA overflow last winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Wife Sues for divorces.

OGDEN. April i7.--in complaint filed "a the
District court today Clara Colo has brought suit
for divorce from Charles Cole. alleging failure
20 provide. The psTtiss we-o married IN Salt
Lake September 2s. 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Paws Fine for SpaedInr.

OGDEN. April ls.-wIlliAm Gardner. the hrSt
v-tin o' tho county authorities tncs tho COM
miisioaers took stand against speeding on tho
county roads. fined SIS by Judge ". X.
Rssagr thit morning. CSTine- pleaded guilty 20
tho charge following bis arrest for exceeding the
tvca,y-lnilo rate q spe.i On Lho Riyerdllo road.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Fireman Is Blamed.

special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April la.--lnveutiratInE the recent
eideui ia The local railroad yards when South
cru PAciNo locomotive badly damaged bT
fire. committee af investigators has found that
Fir,rss1 G. Y. Robinson az fault n tho mat
tee and shat Gang Foreman Percy williams Is en-
titled 70 credit tos shutting OF the oil and RS
Leasing the steam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
pinsdale Funeral Monday.

OGDEN. Ap-il ll.-Tho funeral serviees for Ms.
Alice Dinsdalo Will b held In the Taird Vard
ohspel at o'clock NoadAy afternoon. The body
Will lie IN state Z; tho family home. Is Twenty
second greet. Sunday AID UP 10 the hour OF tho
funeral Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Lake Is Still Rough.

Special 70 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. April ia-Sinee the blk washou, q; =
f-w dsyr ago. The hEh Waves on Great Sait
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20
Grantad Licenso to- Wed.

OGDEN. April Ia-County Clerk s. G.. Dye
granted a marriage license today 10 Charles Du-
Soit sad Anna LRsaanI Schoio. both OF Logan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-20

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