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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
Child Terrified.

The defendant leaned forward from the,
witness stand, smiled at the child and
questioned pleasantly, holding out his
arms. Come TO papa" a look OF indie
scrlpable fear and terror swept over the
cnlids face and with wild scream IL
turned Its face 20 tho mother and cluns
10 her, Sobbing wildly. The faces OF the
Jurymen looked grim and mist blurred
not fcW eyes while a low rumble OF hor-
ror and Indignation swept through the
audience. II was test that spoke more
TO the jury than any oratory could have
done. The jury filed from the room, were
gone but few minutes and returned
with a unanimous verdict which read at
the close OF Mrs. Riders trial, found the
defendant guilty and he was given the
extreme penalty for such an offense
which, however. Is but little heavier than
the penalty for cruelty to animals
Papers are being made out for the
taking OF the child. Hazel from her IA
thcr and stepnother. and placing her in
the cnildrens homo In Boise. Mrs Brier
whose suit for divorce against her hus-
band Tor desertion. is pending, expects to
take her baby to the home OF her par
ents in Oklahoma as soon as possible
Upon the advice OF friends sho may place
the little one In the chidren's home until
she is ready TO go. She Is young wom-
an. struggling 10 make a living for herself
and her baby. from whom she had not
been separated until she let the Rider
family take the child.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING-
Nearly a thousand Workers Attend Con-
ference In Provo,

PROVO. Feb S.--The Sunday school
convention held acre today by Alpine
Utah and Nebo stakes WAS attended by
nearly n thousand people. The Sunday
school workers present from each stake
were as follows; Alpine, l57: Nebo, l6l
Utah. 56S.
The following members Of the general
board were present and spoke and di-
rected work In the departments con-
Quoted In the j. Y, L. buildings in the
forenoon and in the tabernacle at the
big general meeting held in the after
noon Stephen l.. richards, Howard ~
Driggs, #. Albert Hooper II 5. Ensign
Edwin C. Wooliey Jr,. II. III. Cummings.
sylvester ID Bradford, Charles B. Felt
and Miss Florence Horne, toscther Will
many stake officers OF the stakes IN
cluded in the conference district.
Vocal selections were rendered by the
stake sunday school Choirs as well as
solos by M Ensign. During the noon
hour the visitors were entertained NJ
luncheon by the Provo Sunday school
workers under the supervision OF the Is
Y L. domestic science department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
WEATHER DATA.
FEBRUARY s, 1914.

highest temperature today was 10 de-
rrees: highest I'm this month since 1874
Was 6S: lowest last night was 70; lowest
this month since 1874 was II degrees pc
low zero; mean temperature Ior louul
was 3s degrees; normal was III.
Accumulated deficiency since the Nrsl OF
the month IS 26 degrees; accumulated
excess since January is l6A.
relative humidity AT n. IA, Today was
7s ner cent: relative humidity at p m
today was 40 per cent. . -.
Total precipitation for the twsn,y .i0ui ,ai
f,ei for this month to date Is II of an inch;
accumulated acc deficiency for this month TO TO
ILL., u I,nI,orv 10 date is 800 inches. aC-
Simulated excess sincc January ] is i33
inches. -. s.S5 I-abrror,, q
1914,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
POLICE TO DANCE,
Latest Fads Are to Be Given "Protec
tion" at Annual Ball.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. S.-How the tango, fish
stSp, grapevine and other popular dances
may be executed without fear OF police
interference will be demonstrated at the
policemens second annual ball in Colo
NAL academy on Monday night: February
%. according 10 the plans OF the ar
rangements committee. Chief Of Police
w. l. Norton. Detective Charles Pincock
and Sergeants o. H. Mohlman IL c. Pc
terson and G. Il. Layne comprise the
committee having the arrangements in
charge.
The detailed programme has not been
completed, but none OF the very Latest
dancing numbers Will be omitted Pa
trolman James Hearn and Guard Thomas
Lever. alias Mutt and Jeff, probably Will
be the demonstrat tors OF the tango. Be-
Ing without the regulation uniform Desk
Sergeant Walter Wilson will wear Ser
geant Layne's uniform on the night OF
the ball.
Each officer on the force Is now acting
as member OF the general booster COM
m!ttee for the forthcoming social event
and they have already disposed OF several
hundred tickets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
1lHER TELLS
= h'tle Girl Was Restored to
s Health.

'nSs Schriefer of l39 ITimrod
kEn, n. Y, saws: NV lit,
= irall, sickly aud all run
saying had the grippe. ]
20 give her Vinol and after
5ue noticed an improve
ls 'aken four bottles and
y rapidly, having gained
p three weeks
vlnol builds up weak, all.
quickly is because it con
delicious combination the
. sU.e famed tonics-i. O., the
y s%Istsiag, body building ele.
= - nyer oil, with all the use.
animated, and tonic iron
Slod added. If YOU have :, v, n
aliing child, try Viuol on
Ia, return your money if il
y ~ your little one. Druehi
4 lagglsts, the busy corner;
N sand, 97l South Main
Lake City, Utah. :
you % have Eczema try our
!. ", We guarantee it.
- W5eTtiromenl)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
TRIAL POSTPONED.
Martin Will Face Charge OF Shooting
Edwards on March 2.

Special 80 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb S.-As the result OF an
agreement between District Attorney
John c. Davis and Attorney Soren y
Christensen, the trial of Joseph Henry
Martin on the charge OF attempting TO
murder Detective David Edwards Will bc
postponed from February 10 TO March .
Under IL previous ruling of the court fol-
lowing the preliminary hearing at Pleas
ant View, the final trial was TO have been
opened In Judge j. 4. Howelrs court
next Tuesday.
There is possibility that I'm counec-
ton with the request for a continuance.
Attorney Christensen VIII enter motion
next Tuesday for a change OF yenu.
from the Weber division of the districi
court IL being his opinion that an unprei-
udiced jury cannot be secured here ow-
Ing to the widespread publicity given the
Martin case. This motion Will be resist
ed by the district attorney.
Martin Will be arraigned in Judge y. j.
HarrlSs court tomorrow morning to
plead TO the four indictments recently
returned by the grand jury. Ue was
TO have been arraiSned last Friday. but
owing TO the absence OF his attorney the
matter OF pleading was continued until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
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was so evident that she had beco in,I-r.
dated 6y Lhe defendants that her tcsti-
inony ala lttlo hut incr!minate them.
II was brought out on the y,irness
stand aside from the two specific in
stances stan OF abuse cited in the charges,
thdt sirs. Rider had expressed the wish
that tho little girl Hazel. who ba5 ~
cross the canal each day on her way 10
school. would fall into IL some dsv and
drown she bad also boasted 10 tho wit
neses that she bad tied a scarf about
the baby girls neck and dragged her In
the snow about the yard. to stop ber
crying and break some trails through
tho - ~ d.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
INSPECTS JAIL.
Federal inspector Not Satisfied With
Weber County Prison.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. S.--Joseph +. Fishman.
inspector OF prisons for the United States
department Of justice. visited Ogden to-
day for the purpose OF inspecting the
Weber county Jail, where federal PRISON.
ers are usually confined. After thor
ouGh investigation OF all departments
the federal official reported the sanitary
conditions of the county mll TO be fair
but declared that the equipment was
neither modern nor safe.
There are two federal prisoners in the
local county jail at this time, Myron 4.
smith arrested in connection with the
blackmail letters: and Ben Barnett. a
colored man charged with larceny Of the
United States malls, Both have been
held 10 appear before the federal grand
jury in March. With rd to the food
served to the federal prisoners at the
county JAIL Inspector lHishman sampled
the prison fare served 10 the men this
evening and said il was satlsfa ctory. The
two feder.r prisoners told the inspector
that the food served TO them was good
enough. but somewhat lacking In guam
tity. The government allows counties 20
cents per day Tor keeping federal prjs-
0ncTs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
Purniss Funeral Tomorrow.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. S.-Thc funeral services
for Mrs. Helen Furniss, who died on Fri
day night. will be held In the Fourth
ward chapel at 2 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon. Bishop l.. y. Olsen conducting.
The body viii lie In state al the broth
er's residence. il5i Twenty-first street,
and may be viewed by the friends from
. to Q p. m. on Monday and until l
o clock Tuesday afternoon. 1nterment in
the city cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
Ms Incensed.

rs o. the Riders on NcMullen
y hills near Rock Greek had
p licensed hy The cruelty OF
ioyaId the children that plans
-z made 10 "whllccap" Rider.
Fon the importuning OF Law =
rsn Justice oil the peace at
= This plan was dropped and
r'snaded 10 carry the mat
Eosale court with the result
DAVIS, one Of the neighbors.
alht against the couple which
lrsl and conviction.
Y. Davis, Eugene Shelley. Mn-
1,aonT and LEROY Burr. all
q the hills, and the probation
II. 0rmsby. were witnesses
The little girl. Hazel. was
sansss Tor the defense and IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
Mountain Lion Seen

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb, S.-A mountain non, pr
sumabIy attracted by the miidar Wea .nei
In tho valley. came down from the ilioun. n
tains Yesterday, and was seen ~ t,Ie
foothills southeast of the city py ~
/. Hedenberg, who lives In the, soutn-
eastern suburbs on the Sprlngville roaa'
go from thc house and attack the un-
usual visitor II had again taken TO the
hills
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
|AChild.

npsher, about Is years of age,
~ AZ cruelty 10 the younger
redfc charge being abuse
4 a,le child while giving II a
A ,liIrr IL under the water three
1sss during the bath, until IL
Is ehargo against Mrs. Rider.
rife and several years his
4, ~ excessive whipping Of the
q; sispdaughicr with a piece OF
-, main the child's back was
"a ,rry sore for many days.
y, o. Rider for abuse OF the
(. t<Id hrst. before q large num-
,te,alors and jury consisting
NccolIuin, Kennedy Packard.
"a. r. S. Brainard. l.. Decker
Spzckman j, ". Porter and
zrih we're attorneys for the de-
q N. Booth assisted Prosecui-
Esy A r. Hicks.
a. lrcuehr out the fact that an
. 81 Rider had promised 10 deed
10 her II she had q child, so,
4 b hor testimony, she made ap-
1 y he chlldrcn's home In Boise
II but before hearing from the
tarned that Mrs, Brier Of this
- ome one 10 take her little
y o the arrangements werc
y te got possession OF the child
W Of last year. Incidentally
sEgh, out that the uncle re-
|arlsd and that the decd 10 the
,Eithdrswn. The child was
\ his city last week by the pro-
x' V. II. ormsby, and taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
Small Loss by Fire.

OGDEN. Feb. S.-SliGht damage result
ed from "A fire In the office OF Eber Piers,
architect. on the hGth lloor OF the First
National bank building this afternoon,
when q hghted cigar stump fired the saw
dust and paper in wooden box used as
a cuspidor. The fire had gained very III =
tie headway when discovered at 3 o'clock
and the damage was confined TO tho one
room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
To Divide Moneys,

Special 10 The Ir!bupo.
LOGAN. Feb. S.-The county comIms-
.joners decided yesterday afternoon 10
give the County Fair association Two
thirds OF the money raised by inc levy
the state and county, and the other thitd
to the state exposition committee, whcn
was here some weeks ago and asked tne
board for all or a part of the levy made
Tho matter Was called 10 the attention OF
the commissioners again by tho appear
ance OF a committee OF the County Fair
nssnclaI a ton.
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EMPRESS IN OGDEN.
Sullivan g. Considne Attractions to APP
pear at Orpheum Theatcr.

pear dt OVpneum ncatcTs
Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Feb S.-The regular shows on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF this
week Will mark the end OF Pantages
vaudeville at the Orpheum theater in
this city. and Immediately aftevward o.
den Will take its place on the Sullivan &
Consldine Empress circuit. according TO
the announcement OF Manager Joseph
Goss. The same vaudeville acts which
arc now played in the Empress theater
in Salt Lake will then be seen at the
Orpheun In this city. Under the new ar
rangcment the Salt Lake house will be
given a Sunday night. opening, instead
OF Wednesday. at present.
According to the new arrangement the
Empress acts will come to ogden direct
from Los Angeles. play three days and
then so to Salt Lake. Marking the change
from one to the other. Ogden will have
three different vaudeville companies with
In ten days. The last Pantsges company
will open on February 10. the first S. &
G. company comes on February % and
another Will open on February 26 After
that the routing will be esta blished and
the usual three "a week plan will pre-
vail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
HALLIDAY METHODS SCORED.

The Rev, John Edward Carver Discussed
Them In Sermon,
Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. s,-Dcnounoing half
heartedness as never having developed
a mind In Gods Iruth or Il life in Ills
service, ;hc Rev. John Edward Carver
asserts the opinion that power akin 10
violence Is required To meet the spiritual
needs of our own lives aud homes. In
a sermon today on The Key TO the
Kingdom and Its Common Power he
decla red that there Is no greater mockery
than the acts Of people trying TO help
others when they are greatly In need OF
lhelp themselves. In part this WAS his
message:
Nothing" says Lytton, rs so
contagious as enthusiasm; II is the
real allegory OF the tale OF Orpheus.
u moves stones. IL charms brutes
Enthusiasm IL the genius ol sincerity
and truth accompiishes no victories
without IT. Perseverance gives
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
OGDEN PIONEER DEAD.
Mrs. Martha q. Faulkner Dies at the Age
OF IT Years.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb S-Mrs. Martha b. Faux
ncr. a. years OF age. widow OF James
Faulkner, Sr. died At the family home,
800 Arden avenue, at 7:30 o'clock tns
evening, death being due TO general de-
blIty. She was born I'M England on June
2S. 1886. After Joining the Mormon church
In 1860. she came 10 Utah with her hus-
band three years later. spending the re-
ma ainder OF her life in ogden
The surviving Sons and daughters are
Mrs. Louisa Freeman, John. Rscumb,
Robert and George Faulkner. all OF Og
den and Lee Faulkner OF Devils Slide.
Funeral services will be conducted in the
Third ward chapel at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. The body will lie In state
at the Larl<In chapel Tuesday evening
and until ] o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Interment will be In the Ogden Cit. ccm-
pterN.
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Max Homer Buried.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb s.-Tho body Of Max, me
S-vear-old sou OF Mr.. and Mrs; J0IIni
Homer. formerly OF this city, VINO alen
In salt Lake Saturday. was brought mere
ioday for intcrment I'm the family lot IN
The Provo cemetery. Many relatives aha
friends accompa MED the body from inc
denot 10 the cemetery, where short serV-
ices were held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
ill[ ABUSE OF
REPORTED
Couple Sentenced to
II for Atroei0us
Actions.
zSs ARE AROUSED
i Twin Falls Bring
4 Many Sensational
Stories.
rhs Tribune.

Il rhs Tribune ,,.s,,, ,5o
C,,rl.s. Feb s.-Proea oiy 'ne
,,or,I trials that have been
4. rrobate court Of Twin FsllS
,s,s week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
~ from near Rock Creek
-. south OF this city. VINO
- rith hatlery committed
suIc children. one : years OF
4. other Ii. The older child
Y, Is the daughter OF Mr.. Rider
-. rriagc. and the younger
!. Inc baby daughter OF Mrs.
4 ms city. but adopted tenn
,.s Riders. Sentence was
1.,ssy ~. by Judge j. NJ. Shank,
~ bslnr sentenced 10 SIX
extreme limit for suGh a
"A rs wife 20 three months IN
J; brought out on the witness
4. ,bosc TO which the children
.ss,sS. especially the little 2.
IA we're unparalleled Ia court
IL, some OF the accounts re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
Faces Another Charge.

Special 20 The Tribune.
Ogden, Feb s.--Jose n, Romero, who
Just completed a twenty -five-day sem
tcnce in the Boxelder county jail at
Brigha IN City, was brought 10 Ogden to-
day TO answer 10 "A charge OF obtaining
money under false preienses. II IL al
eyed that he passed worthless check
for sS5 at the Ranch saloon on December
6. 1913. The local officers could obtain
no trace OF Romero until tley learned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
ROBBERY CHARGED.
TWO Men Accused OF Series OF
HoIdups.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. S,-Complaints charging
John Durant and T. l.. Craft. alias E
G. Nelson with highway robbery VIII be
filed on Monday. according 10 the prep
arations which were made by The officers
today, Craft has confessed to a series
OF more than ten holdups in Ogden and
Salt Lake and the charge OF highway
robbery will be based on the holdup OF
Assistant city Auditor Walter J. Hoyt
The city official was robbed OF 4 SIPS
watch and small amount OF cash.
Craft and Durant were arrested by the
brigham City officers and the confession
was secured by Detective Tom Burk and
Deputy Sheriff J. l.. Hohson
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mat he was serving a sentence in the
Brigham Jail. Sheriff T. a. DeVine was
notified when he had completed the SEN
tence and had an officer on hand TO re-
arrest him. IL is expected that a com
plaint VIII be filed on Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
HURT IN COLLISION.
MotoreyeIist Crashes Into Automobile on
Washington Avenue.
Special to The Tribune.

Speclal 10 Inc tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. S,--Georee Covey, resid-
ing In West Ogden. was slightly bruised
about the legs at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon when the motorcycle he was riding
skIddcd and crashed Into an automobile
driven by Hugh Woods. The accident
occurred at Washington avenue and
Twenty-fourth street. Covey was aC-
companled by Chester Becrdft. who was
also riding motorcycle. All three We
hcles were moving north on the avenue
and when Woods turned his auto west
into Twenty-tourth street Coyev was not
so fortunate as Becraft who lodged the
machine
Patrolman Jeames Hearn arrested both
of the motorcycle riders for speeding
After CoveYs injuries had been given
medical attention by CITY Physician
Walter T. Whalen ne was removed 10
bis home in an auto Becraft furnished
$40 bail for appearance In court tomor~
row morning.
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Old Resident Dies

PROVO. Feb. S.--John Ingram. an old
ana respected resident OF Nephi died
mere yesterday from general debility at
The age OF 10 years. Tie body will be
taken TO Nephi for burial by relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-09
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ACT II

NITdIF UTI IIlG CdHlIUs.
Glee club, ''On the Old Virginia Shore
lGabr!sD-N. o. ogden. j. A. Junk ed
Greenwel Il. *. Smith. h. A. Critchlow,
Robert Ad2us. Ed Bronhy, Francis God
dard AccoWpanjst. Miss Mabel Krauss.