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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
COUNTIES
BY MEANS OF ROADS
Engineer Morgan RECON-
mends Construction OF
Highways.

As re,ult of trip Of inspection
made during last week along the rou'e
Of state road through uiDtah ana
Wasatch counties, f. Il. Morgan state
road engineer, has recommended tne
construction of a state highway through
.he two counties from the * ranch
on the Colorado Utah line to cotton,
where the road will connect with all
the principal state highways. MI MoE
gan stated yesterday that the roaa
will be about $50 miles long and VIII
be completed at least by June j. ne
announced that work will begin at once
Mr.. Morgan went over the line or
the road in sleigh and automobile ana
declares that considering the work that
has been done on the road as III Is at
present, it is in good condition, ana,
since it is Of the right quahty OIL
ground to make a good highway when
some work is done on it, he thinks IL
will be possible to construct road
unon which automobiles can easily
travel at the rate of twenty miles An
hour or more on an average. tie con
siders the road especially important
since il will pierce many prosperous
and growing towns, none OF Whlch nave
railroad facilities.
Beginning at the state limo and CON
Meeting there with tho famous Coio-
RADIO Pike g peak road, which the state
will have finished as part of n pro-
posed transcontineutal route by June
Is. the new road will run IN gener'
ally western direction to Jensen, where
il will cross the Green river. 1t VIII
then 90 TO Vernal and through the
towns OF Moffat, Fort Duchesne, Roose-
welt, Myton and into Cotton }.
The connection at Cotton will make
possible an excellent route from SAT-
Lake through Spanish Fork canyon into
the Uintah country.
A total of FIVE new wooden bridges
will be built along the route. There
is ALREADY an excellent $4,000 steel
bridge, recently built with state money
across the Green river at Jensen and
S25 900 bridge built by the federal
government across the Duchesne river
at Myton. Three wooden truss bridges
will be built east of Jensen across deer
washes now in the road. One will bt
constructed between Vernal and Roose
velt and one across the Strawberry nv.
er at Duchesne. The state has fund
of $4,000 to spend on the road this
year in Uintah county and $1,000 for
much of this money will go toward
building the bridges, some of it will
be used for grading the road and put
ting it generally into good shape.
Mr.. Morgan thinks the road viii dc
much toward helping build up the
growing cities along the route. He
was especially pleased with the town
of Mytop, which he says now has about
500 inhabitants and is growing every
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
MAJORS is HELD IN
THE COUNTY JAIL
Prosecuting Attorney Tells Court De,
fendant Unlawfully Approached
Complainant.

On recommendation Of the district at
torney, who told the court that Ma Jors
had attempted to induce the complaining
witness 10 flee the state with aim. Judge
NJ. /. Richie Yesterday committed
fault OF $500 bail
Majors was eXtradited some time ago
from Los Angeles TO face a statutory
charge preferred against him by Nellie
Hawthorne, Salt Lake girl, whom he
induced TO go to Los Angeles with him.
He was arrested first by the federal au-
thorlties as a possible white SLAYER. but
was released.
After being brought back TO Salt Lake
Majors was released under $500 bail l..
o. Leatherwood. district attorney, asked
for an increase to $500 yesterday, telling
the court that Majors had attempted to
induce the Hawthorne girl 10 elope with
him again, Efforts to this end were made
by Majors Monday afternoon, the attorney
said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
INSTRUCTORS AT ~U"
TO TEACH DANCING
Faculty, However, Reserves Right to
Bar Objectionable Rags and
Unsuitable Dressing

Instruction in social dancing, except
certain forms that may be found OBJ
jectionable by the faculty, will be
given at the University of Utah. Such
was the Endorsement OF President
Kingsbury on the petition presented
by the students.
Instruction will begin at once under
the department. of physical education.
The bulletin making the announcement
calls attention to the fact that
raging in any form will be pro-
hibited. Right is also reserved TO
prohibit any particular dance aud the
participation of any individual insult
ably dressed.
Students have been requested to CO
operate with the physical education de-
partment in making the innovation a
success. At all school dances only the
old-time waltz and two-step have been
Endorsed. and this is the first time
since the introduction of the various
new dances that the faculty has in
any way acknowledged the requests OF
the students TO be allowed TO partici-
pate in them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
UNITING TO BOOST
BINGHAM EXCURSION

Members OF the Commercial club ex-
cursion committee were the guests OF The
Elks Denver club excursion committee a I
luncheon Yesterday noon. The CONNER
cial club. through the excursion commit
tee. vas asked 20 Cooperate with tho
Elks ia Arranging and running an Arhor
day excursion 10 bingham
In the past the Commercial club has
conducted an ArhOr day excursion TO
Bingham each year Owing TO the fact
that the Denver club plans 10 mise \
large fund TO advertise salt Lake al tho
Denver grand lodge meeting. the FIks
sought the mana cement OF the excursion
this year as = means OF increasing the
fund. IL is believed that the Commercial
club board of governors win vote unanl-
mousiy to support the Elks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
OF SELM
UNOWNED PROT

The county attorney issuse ~
Yesterday charging J. y a., +
having obtained money und, " -
tenses by selling househ@o
did not belong 10 Aim: ., n
Peterson was propTleso', 80
dental hotel on East rlrs', rlr, a.
at the time Of the aneseC I
lie Is said TO have reprsss%,s,srs
Cunningham that the lg'mf "a. A.
hotel belonged TO him ana ss Sa
sentatiou induced CihnrInrtar,
chase Il for $40. Cu''
complaining witness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
OFFICIALS INSPECT
EMIGRATION TUNNEL

Work on the tunnel in Emigration can
yon was Inspected by a party OF city Of
hcials Yesterday. including Heber NJ
Wells and W. II. Shcarman, commission
ers. and c. +. Barrett, water superIn-
tendeut.
The watcrworkS depart Is drilling
into the mountain Tor subterraneau wa :
ter. AZ present 8 flow OF 1000 600 gal
Ions daily has been obtained and BY bor-
ing an additional thirty-five feet IL Is ex-
pected the tunnel VIII tap an UNDER
ground body OF water that Will increa -.
the now nearly a million gallons.
Last summer tho department drilled
two wells In tho old Emigration stump and
tapped "A large amount OF water. but IL
waS found that the cost OF pumping
would be too much 20 warrant a Coufluu
Gus operation. n was decided TO con u-
tlnuc the tunnel FAR enough 10 tap the
water and thus produce n gravity outlet
that would make pumping unnecessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
PUPILS GIVEN CHANCE
TO MAKE FLY TRAPS
Board Of Education Appropriates Fund
Tor Purchase of Materials for
"Sure-hre' Device.

Construction OF fly traps will be the
Shlei occupation OF manual training stu
penIs In the public schools for the re-
nainder or the year. The board OF odu
.duon last night Appropriated 500 FOR
the purchase OF material FOR use In max
hls Sne traps. which will be distributed
part OF the campaign against the Nv.
1T. a Z, Whcrry of tho Conmercgol
cluo called upon the board 10 seek per-
.,aissly" .aI, 20 distribute fly traps among the
stuooi cjhidrcn at nominal cost He
was told. however. that the children
tnenselVes arc making better traps man
'he one sought 10 be distributed.
According 10 Superintendent n IT
Christensen, the ny trap now being con-
strueted IN the manual training dar1rt-
nenb Is the most effective Vel devised
=. ~ aGres tnc Ily to death that Is abso-
Osen caught In one trap In one day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
KEENAN, TO ENTERTAIN
ALL G. A. r. VETERANS

The commanders OF the local depart
ments Of the q. a r.. the cN-Confederat g
Veterans and the Army Nurses have ac-
cepted an invitation from the Orphcum
management for their respective com
nands 70 be present at the Orpheum
Thursday night with their wives
The occasion OF the complimcntary
gathering will be the presentation of the
gripping playlet. "Nindlcation." by Frank
keenan, and associate actors The old
soldiers are requested 10 wear their uni
forms, or In any case their army but
tons, which VIII serve them as creden-
tials
Mr.. keenan, last night was the guest
OF honor OF the knights OF Columbus
when he delivered a semihumorous speech
that was q gem. Thursday he will ad =
dress the students and others at tho
Sacred Heart academy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
MONOLITH QUESTION
TO COME UP AGAIN

Contract for furnishing hardware
day awarded by the capitol commission
20 the George A. Lowe company for
consideration OF little more than Si4.
stall pipes for Va cuum cleaners and wires
for automatic clocks and for telephones.
The fponolithc column question. upon
which there has been 40 much recent sgi-
tation. was discussed at length, hut there
was no decision made IN the matter. as
no vote was taken. Members OF the
commission, sfter tho meeting. refused
to say what the nature OF the discussion
was or 10 commit themselves as TO
whether they favored the monoliths. With
all contracts off their hands. the com
niss,oners expect 20 have more time at
the next meeting for thraIhing out the
monolith question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
TO MAKE INSPECTION
OF THE NEW PAVING
Commissioners VIII Not Decide Dis.
putes Until After Personal
Investigation.

Before deciding on any paving materials
tor streets where disputes now exist the
city commission will make q tour OF the
districts paved last year 10 inspect the
paving laid with various materials. This
was decided upon yesterday and the trip
VIII be made this week.
In regard 10 the Thirteenth East paw
Ing. the commission will take no action
until each petition presented IS checked
up TO see now many bona fide property
owners have signed them.
A petition for paving Eighth West street
from Fourth South TO Tenth South street
was presented yesterday and referred 10
The committee OF the whole 10 be con-
sidered in connection with the petition
lor paving from Second South to Tenth
south on the same street. Several COM
mlssioners suggested tlat II would be
pest TO pave Fourth South from the west
END OF the new yiaduct and thence south
on Eighth West to Tenth South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
IF THIS IS Y0UR Bh'r
March II

You arc alert, e1ceeo"
outdoor sports and wou,a
good athlete. You are ' !,
10 the study of all e 4.
cbanIcnI details and. una.l -
circumstances. would u'
marka BILE inventive gen ,. d,
" Women Of this blTthds's -.
ars e'ls 10 TSoy arc successful p y
Their intuitions are k,en k,esn,,.>
nrc good readers OF e,,..,.r,.I,
As wives they are sDsr1 d,ir's. :.
pnow the reason for s,'s.h.ri<
,Sl.,' K'lo" nag @ their hasgss 80 q
mothers they fret r sovs' ard g
Illness OF the chiicren., fhfck
"Iined 70 worry over me-, ss,.,r,IIy q
love their homes ""'
loving. faithful. .,toI fo<'
en- in all trades 20 N"sltIoas q
ynn"cment of their RSaf1<
OF - Tribune want 10. of q
nc and cxclT1 1gins =, 80 2
ing ,h5ough s"' a Tribono W,nl ,Ro sss'
profitable iH tne Hl"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
STUDENTS PREPARE.
FOR SPRING CLEANUP

The recent warm weather has had its
effect on others than the 'Siddies' Stu
dents OF the l.. y. = l.. and the high
schools Of the city are already cleaning
up the vacant lots and preparing for the
more heautiful city campaign The
assistance OF the Commercial CLUB, which
furnished seeds for many OF the vacant
lots last year, Will be sought
Students OF the l.. Il. s. T.. influenced
by President Willard Young of the Insti-
tuition. are especially active TO show
their loyalty to the cause they recently
relieved the Janitor OF the spring ward
clea ming with quick and satlsis ctory re-
suits. The campaign for beautifying the
city VIII be begun at once. with "A view
of having the movement well under way
hY Anril Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
NEBEKER RETURNS;
INDIAN RECEIVERS

Aquila Nebeksr newly nomlna tod
United States marshal for the federal
district a. Utah. Who took bis initiation
into marxhaIship mysteries bv acting as
guard on trip with Deputy Julian Riley
10 the federal prison at Leavenworth l.
Kan. now knows how 10 handle a fed
ersl prisoner The two officers had Tom
O'Neil in custody. O'Seii having been
sentenced 10 fifteen months in prison on
white slave char
Zhoue-ne. the Indian sentenced 20 fed
cral prison from Utah for killing ard rob
inE trader. and whose life WAS despaired
of AZ the time because of n supposed In
durable disease. has fooled the doctors by
getting well and Is now completely cured
according 10 Deputy Riley. The India
a. now tT1Isty at the prison
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
ZION-YELLOWSTONE
HIGHWAY DISCUSSED

Discussion OF a proposed hiGhwsy from
salt Lake City 10 Yellowstone park was
one OF the principal Items OF business at
meeting of the Commercial club good
roads committee yesterday. 4 commit
tee Will be appointed by Chairman George
-. k"yser 10 work out a route from salt
Lake To the park.
The report of the subcommittee which
went TO Provo TO attend the orga MIA ton
meeting OF the Utah branch OF the Pixies
Peak Highway association made IT'S re-
port yesterday. II was also decided to
select subcommittee to follow tho
county commissioners plans FOR the pro-
posed bond issue for road building and
SURVEYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
COMMERCIAL CLUB IS
TO "GAMBOL" SOME

A Spring Gambol' Will bo the next
entertainment novelty at the Commercial
club. Like the recent Ca baret Hon"
distinctive features will he introduced 10
make IL IN unusual social event II Will
be given at the club Wednesday evening
April II.
Members OF the music and social com
nj ttcc OF the club met yesterday and start
cd the plans for the affair, which they
expect 10 make one OF The most brilliant
Of the post-Lcnten entertainments. R.D-
reseutinS the board OF governors Presi-
dent Jensen attended the meeting 10 con-
graduate the committee on the success OF
the Ca baret Hop"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
ASH PILE CAUSES
"NEIGHBORLY" WAR
NJ johnson Has Henry Ives Arrested
For Alleged Assault With
Rake.

4 neighborhood quarrel. In which NJ
Johnson Of ia Center street alleges that
mis- ueighbor. John Henry Jones at l72
Center street, struck him over the eye
with a rake yesterday morning after the
two had disputed a dumping place for
ashes, resulted in the arrest OF Jones
yesterday on the complaint OF johnson.
Johnson alleges that Jones tore down
fence separating the two lots some
time ago and had since prevented him
from building another. He also alleges
that Jones was In the habit OF dumping
ashes into Johnson's yard. Johnson SAYS
ne started TO shovel IL back into Jones' .
yard when Jones struck at him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Two Important Offices.

The most important position for
which n nominee viii be named at the
proposed June convention will be that
OF United States senator. The other
state Offices for which nominations will
be made are those Of justice Of the
supreme court and state superintendent
of public instruction. The congression-
al nominations will be made at district
conventions and not at the regular state
convention
One plan which appears to have the
approval OF a number of Democrats
contemplates holding a convention car
" in the summer solely for the nomi-
nation OF candidate for United States
senator and the adoption of state
platform This plan contemplates hav-
ing the convention leave the selection
of candidates for justice Of the sn-
prene court and superintendent Of pub
lie instruction TO the state committee.
Advocates of this plan OF procedure
Justify it by the statement that the
Democrats have always favored a nom
partisan judiciary and nonpartisan ad-
ministratiou Of the educational affairs
Of the state. This attitude would per-
NIT the Democratic state committee TO
indorse Progressives for one or both
of these Offices in the event that n
combination Of the two parties were
agreed upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
MAYOR IS INVITED
TO TOUR EUROPE

Mayor Samuel G.. Park received a let
ter yesterday from the Bureau OF Ma
tional Municipal Research. Johnstown. Ps.
inviting him Ia tour Europe this summer
la company with a party OF chief cxccu-
tvcs from score or more OF American
cities. The purpose OF the trip is 10
study municipal policies and adrnIuistra
uous In Europe. where I, Is generally
conceded great advances have been made
over the American municipalities
The mayor could not say yesterds .
whether or not he would be able 10 join
the party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
MASS FOR
HONORAH GLEASON

In memory of Mrs Honorah Gleason,
- TO died four years ago. solemn rt-guler
mass VIII be sung al the St Marv's ca :
thedral Wednesday morning al O'Clock.
There wiz also be memorial services at
the cha1cls of the Catholic institutions OF
the city. The Rev. Father w Il RYAN
VIII be the celebrant or the cathedral
mass and llc vii b. assisted b. the Rev.
Father Daniel Slattery a. deacon and Tie
Rev. Father James O'Gu,dy as sub
deacon. The date Of the services is tho
fourth Anniversary - the death of Mrs
Gleason. Mrs. Gleason waB tho mother
of Miss Morn Gleason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
VIDA ECCLES DAVIS
CASE is POSTPONED

ITial OF the divorce action brought bv
Vida Eccles Davis, daughter OF the late
rnult'millionaire. David Ecclos. arainst
George II. Davis. was postponed indof-
nlteiy b. stipulation between counsel
yesterday. The trial was To have begun
Ia the district court yesterday
ArS- Davis charges failure TO r,ruyiae .
svd desertion alleging that Davis Who
is wei known Ia local law circles. had
gone 10 Pittsburg 10 take up hls resi-
cence- Davis returned TO Salt Lake soon
after The fllnE OF the action and entered
nB answer 10 the suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Interesting Decision.

While in Los Angeles 1
came mp in court which vi
of interest to owners Of Id.
apartment houses. In u
Angeles Times Of Marth |
peared a report TO the ef1<
Judge Wellborn. in Tie /
States district court, in ths|
brought by the Murphy VI
company of San Ffancisso d
Hughes Manufacturing q
OF Los Angeles, Licensees u
Murphy patent, against J
Cushing, doing business q
ciic Wall Bed company
Angeles, found for the plnl1
1t was alleged that The
ing manufactured by the
ant corporation was sn q
ment Of the patent 4
Murphy, and an injuuctios Z
accounting was sought,
Hughes Manufacturing con-
paying q royalty to The
Wall Bed company for tse
manufacture and sell be1
this patent. 4
The validity Of the
patent was proven to the
tion of the court. Otha
Infringing concerns are ~
Spring Bed company and
cjfic Wall Bed compsny, Z
Francisco. Robert d. Auea-
San Diego and the Amen'
appearing Bed company
Angeles, with a number o.
including dealers and ID I.
turers in Salt Lake, w
various eastern POINTS
claimed that the opinion q
Wellborn means the colles
about $4,000 in acconnn.i
the various firms Who I
opinion Of the court, ~
fr;poed the Murphy p9tehh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
WI Honor Nsihanr

The Genealogical Society OF Utah viii
sivt a programme Friday night IN the
Dsshop'S building IN honor OF Alexander
.eibAur. TIE Inst Hebrew member OF the
mormon church. Tho programme Will con-
'si ~ musical and literary number and
VII be given almost exclusively hy de-
ire1es ntS of SIR. Neibsur President An
tn'n Ltnd n Tic society win preside and
Bishop g. " $ihley. WHO fs a son-fn-ls~,
~ Mr.. SeihsuT. win act az master or
ceremonies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
LAKE V|ENl
ALMOST E|II||
Freedom from Un.,
Regarded on co,s
Fortunate.
ALL EYES TURN
DR.. J. T. Keith Inter.
Angeles Capital 4
Estate Investm.D,
ALL EYES TURN

That californinus, reco,,,.
by armies of UNEMPLOYED !,
Salt Lake and Utah a. +
tieularly fortunate in N.
such disturbances. and ~,
with envy upon this stat. J.
count, IS an observation ma.
j. T. Keith. vino yesterd,,
from Los Angeles. Thi, -
tracing greater attention ~
fore, says Dir. Keith, ana +
home with strengthened I'M
future OF the commonwealtI
Los Angeles is a bu,v =
while investors there A..
all due attention TO lo.n
they are unusually ip.s,..|
Salt Lake at tho present. +
| succeeded in securIps !,
for real estate and otIs,
tions in this city amon.,'
more than 100000. Peori.
coast regard Salt I1aka =;
as being particulars fn,t-.
this time in not hav;rn
unemployed men going -
communities creating Ara
which tend to unsettle huS.
Sacramento and San n.
especially of late such
nave arisen over the labc,
tlon that when business I
those localities see a en-.
unaffected in this way th,-
regard that region with ~,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
SENTENCE OF DEATH
FOR |. M. DYE TO-DAY

Sentence OF death will be pronounced
upon ldelius NJ Dye b. Judge r. g. Loot
hourow In the district court today pNe
win bc sentenced 90 h1 shot for the rotIr
der OF Joseph Rainbow. nc having chosen
that mode OF execution
Counsel for Dye announced yesterday
that an application for complete pe moi,
or Dye Ntil 10 Sled with the state boar,i
of rartons as soon as nc has been re-
sentenced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
Barton A. Suarr Dead

Barton 4. SnarT. son OF Mr.. and Nrs
Barton SnarT Of ses West Sixth SOUTH
street. died AZ his home yesterday OF
acart disease He was j. years OF ase.
having been born IN salt Lake in iST.
The funeral services viii be held at
O'Clock Friday afternoon. probably from
the SIKH ward chapel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
CITY HAS INTEREST
IN COUNTY HOSPITAL

Taking the stand that tie Salt Lake
County hospital IL an institution in which
both city and county should bs Interested
W. II Shsarrnan. water commission
rccomfne nded 20 the city commission YES
t"risy that tAc county be given o,nor-
tunity TO connect the hospital with the
-iy water mains 80 as 10 provide ample
hts protection. The recommended ton wa :
-oncuTrcd In with the understanding that
tho county shall pay the cost % councc-
lions