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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Glue oifene Neriatnm:
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HfEiHEt
8ie I'M lebten Sabre unb i'm Sabre
5llpor, 10 far6 alld Dor MbidllB bic
les Snbres, am 90. De3ember nbenos
8 l1br, nieoer cine offene gerfamm-
Lung bes in AIbo1p beitebenben ct.
SofepbSU1dnnerbereins IN Der 5duI-
bale ltatt. Soiepb Bier, Hrdiioent
bes @ereins, lcitete Die @%erinmmlung
Elm nit eiinigen ber5liden Morten bes
8tlIfomms un6 itellte Ben rel1 er-
.tpablten 8raiioenten Soiepb 2ebner
BOZ, Der cine flei1re Mnipra6e bielt,
5tporauf er ben bodm. P. Mlto, 8. g.
g., als eriter &e6ner einfiibrte. Ser.
ielbe bieH cine Mniprade Mber Das
Ibema:: Gin Mbeno 1T Ser mobrbaft
tatboliiden 5amilte." SIM giingange
Der Geoe ertpabnte er, mie MIR sic
mabrboft hriitlide 6antiIie quite
0gbriiten ltll6 niiBlihe Stoatsbiirger
be%rporbringen tonne; uno bab an
feline bebeutenoe 8eliernr1g Ser lo5ia-
len @erbdltniile geoabt merben f0n-
ne, petn oie 8an1iIie- nidt BEN @rnro
oa5n legt. 3ann idil6erte er einen
Jamilienaben6, mie berielbe in elmer
mabrbuft fatboliiben GomiIie gebal=
ten ner6en ion. geIbfDeritdno1Iid 1T
90 Der 8ater nn6 Sic Mutter 6abeim,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

peitIbte uns meiter, Oft nolten mir
onsielbe binl Oft molte infer Sub
SEN beiteren Stnnben Salt gebietet,
aber lie buidten an nns poriiber.
Mie gor anbers 1T es gefon1mert, nls
lee ser ein8elne erpartet battel 8ie-
bel Soffnungen bat Elm Jriibreif Der.
nibtet, piepiel 2iebe 1T al @rabe &C.
|tragenl
un6 mert1 mir bel1te ai1 Ser @enbe
6eg Sabres nod eitunal alf ben @eg,
Sen mir 5uriifgelegt, unieren Bid
5nridtperfen, 10 fdlt er anf mandeS
&reu5, bas mir ont @ege bonn
|S6mer5 gebergt> errihtet baben, als
mir einen lieben Eobten IN bte gr6e
betteten, Ser mii6e mar BON Der irbi-
iden @al16erung. ltnb beltte, ba mir
aurudfofenfen an Sic Set, no 5n Der
porigen S%abresmenbe jene, Die nun
Ser fiibIe Maien 6eft, nod IN nnierem
@reiie tpeiIten, glei6 belebt mie mir
bon SEN frobeften Soffnltngen alf
,6as nel1e Sobr, ba bridt Die Mnn-
Sc bon Meltem altf mn6 Elm &lang
bitterer @ebml1tb idleidt ii6 betm
SsS1bel 6es Mel1inbrsfeites IN mnIer
@er5.
Snoeb oos aeben lit bart, es goinnt
meider gmpfinorng nidt lange
Manm mnb ordngt l1ns bortpdrts. 8or
!mns liegt Elm 1te11es ltngefan1teS 2an6,
oos nn1er SUB betreten ion. neber
|ibm lagert oas Dunfel Ser Submit.
gSir millen nidt, mobin uns Ser @eg
fiibren miro, mir miiien ni6t, Oh nrs
Gus beidie0en iein miro, paS mir
bon sem nelten Sabre erboffen, mn6
mir miiIen ni6t, Oh es uns bethlehem
Iiein miro, nod einmal Sic @lofen Ser
Me1tiabrsnadt 5u b0ren. M11tblolig-
felt nno @er5agtbeit min uns ergrei=
fen, ober 90 bridt bnrd 6as Dor nns
|Iagern6e Dmnfel ein Strabl al1f nt1-
ieren @eg, Ser 5trab1 bes driitli6en
@loubens, ser infer 2eititern n1f
unI erer nelen @an6erung lit, Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
Dem 9i6ter oon ,,9rei=
3ebmlino em."

CIR unD SAINT Dem ebIen 56ngerl
Mtmmer miro fem COB ent16tpin0en;
Mubmbou mo 1u1r 9ent1be fpobnen
&lingt iein 2ieo bon rDrei5ebnlinben.
2nBt uns auf bas Grab Inn pinben
Qorbeer bon bes Ssnin9's 9aloe,
@i6enbldtter, Die mir pfliidten
Sn Dem lb6nlten bertiden 8aloe.
SIN Sem @albe, mo er lauidte
Muf Ser GDgel muntres 5tngen,
Muf seq tpunben HebeS &lage
l1nb BEG Siiftbprns bellies 9ltn8en.
@p Ell 1ob bes Sun9lings @dmpfe
l1no Ser @ulDfraD fin}tres @rollen,
@eil Sic alien @pbdnslebren
scSebt bem Nel1en peihen 5ouen.
sssu Sem @loter, nnb' DEM 8albe.
@Drlt bu frembe M6nhe 1it9en,
l1uD Das Sob Des g~briltengottes
SIN Die 5adlenlanbe bringen.
9lt, ser nit flarem 8lide
Sief ms neutrality-suspicious.,
Nimm Sen 9anf bes pelttld)en Solte5
STIR bos 2ieb, hnS om %gelungen.
So bein aieo lit ipnpergleihen-
EruIt nnb better, tief llnb 1tnntg;
s9arl1m lpben tpir bon Ser5en
Sid, Sen 9ibter, fromm nnb inntg.
Nhl be,n Muse lit geidloKen;
@duoer hebt nidt mebr Sic 59tptnger
9pb gum bunbertlten 8ebnrtstng
SORT man n9rei5ebnlinben" tlungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

|r1ierer guten snde. 81 ertnabnte,
|bas fntbolif6e gerleiinsmefen i'm al.
gen1ei1ren mnb als Deutid.-Mmeriittnner
ben Stantsberbano INSTRUMENTATION
begiinitigen un6 ol1r9 riiibIrige a..,
gu f0roern; riigte Rfonoers
audi Die @leidgiiiltigfehi, SdI6dfrig-
felt, nntbatigfeit, sic Ieioer opiee
gereinsmitgIieoer an ben 8agsIeglisant,..
Sic 1eiroe ihlufen, nid)t
ten eine groBe Eybditiigttehi, 81
bait Bort, bis bic s1lofmusiigtehe
man6er unierer fatboliid)en gereinss.
mdnner Die @efabr getpnbr miiro.
.legte Johann in tparmen Worten be
oeutibe fatbolti6e gtoatsnnterilhtn-
bungsgeienidaft ans @er8, nies MIDI
na1r auf lire 5eitliden gortbeile on.
bern and auf Die geiitigen gortbeile.
bin, namertli6 6ara1f, mas lie. mr
lire peritorbenen MitgIieber ourd
@ebet, FL. &ommunion, fl. MfeefHien
tbnt. Gum 9dlulie forberte er 5ur
fleibigen Sbeilnabme an ben 9aiiens.
|grer5itien anf nn6 empfabI Bic
%aommunion a1s Souptmitd geger1
Die lo3iolen uebeI Ser SSebt5eit.
Gs ergriff Johann bodp. p. Mn.
|6reas 8. g. g.. SOS 8ort nno gnbs
in fur5en 8Igen cine SSboee niiber ong
5u %griinoen6e ~Snfformatiionssgniro.
|er 5eigte, tpie Elm io1bes FIT ffnttbp<
|lii6e @emeinoen bon unberede11bds
rent Nuten lit, 6atnit, mern @ntbpIi-
fen ibr 2ano perfaufen, Inn iid io1lift-
no a115uiieoeln, a11b tpieber @ottbo-
lifen 6ieIes 2anb anfnufen uno 70 bic
fatboliiden @emeinoen nibt Heirer
nnb piele @efabren, benen @atboIi-
ten, Die unter Nroteftanten 111tb I'm
~glaubigen mobnen, a1sgeiebt iin1,
ber1nie6en tper6en, iotpie ald mand
fatboliider Ma1rtp, Ser gerne IN eiiner
oel1tiden fatboliiden @emetnbe fiG
nie0erlaiien mohte, oabur6 nnf ct
poige quite @elegenbeit n1fmerfim-
gen1a6t miir6e nn6 nidt g%e5pu1gen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

ltns aus oengeen bes 9ebeng 3unl
l!gipigen uiibbrt uno Ser utls nit 1tel1er
Rrafft ll16 t1e1lem Mutb belebt.
@on @ertra,len ollf eine guiittiige
gorieba,ng iieBen mir n1rrieren Sui III
|baS ungefdr1rte 9an6. Wir Itenen
inns un6 l1nier &a1ts urter ben Sdlth
Delien, Der bic @eidide Ser Menfdet1
lenf un6 IN benz 8etpuBtiein, onB st
bort, no menidlide R1r3iidtigfeit
Iiiber Bugungen bes &immeIs ml1rrt,
nnier 8eltes min, miiniden mir ung
@lnd gil Dem 11elte1 Sabre. 6rei
bon &eiiimtsmus, Der Die Gbotfrafftt
ldbmt, - fret bon einem Dptimis.
mus, peIder trdgt, ridten mir BEN
8lid bortpdrts, bonn @orfab beleelt,
llnf ere bone &rnft in ben Dienit Ser
Mnfgaben at ftenen, tpelde nns ltnier
@erltf un6 @irfungsffrets al1ferlegen.
limo tpenn r1nier meni6lides @onne11
ti6t binrei9t me1nTage Ser Hriifl1ng
mno 6es 9eioes iiber nns fommen, 10
|erfleben mir be1tte bonn @immel sic
l&raft, iie in @eonI6 at ertragpn.
@enn mir 10 geriiitet in bas 1teue
ISubr e%intreten, 10 tper6en mir SEN
&f 6es 9ebens Ieidter ertrogen,
Ito intro l1ns ma1dbe berbe ginttaiu-
|f6nng eripart bleiben nn6 III. Jet
8ttterntB ser StadeI genom11e,t ner=
Ioen.
gs l6uten sic @Iofen, eS font ser
|Sl1bel, Der ueite @rbban bort 6en
@lMdniinih, Sen iid sic Menidbeit
gum 11elten Sabre 6orbringt. 8ir
itimmer in Ben SubeI Elm. Son
Neuem min lrni er Ser3 rtngett nnb
|boffen unb tpns mir uns @utes miin=
|i6en un6 erlebnen, 6as miiniben mir
audi nnierem gS6biten. limo in bielem
|Sinne miiniden mir alle11 lnieren lie
ben 2efern nn6 9eierinnen 6 II
tgIMdIi6es Meues Snbr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
@aaeufranfbcit mn6 &eritopfnna,

8em SIR lie letoet an @alen<
franfbeit ooer Geritopfung, merbet
SIR SSntereiie boben an Ser Mngobe
oes q. S. grnin, &eru, Sn6. ugor
einem Sabre lebten @inter batte id
elmer MnfaM bon Nerbnumngsi9mdde,
nnb es folgten @auenfranfbeit un6
&eritopfung. NIS i4 gbomberloins
Sabletto 10 bod empfoblen fab, fnnf-
te i6 eine. 6laide bopon, un6 fie baIf
mir altf Der Stelle. gu faufen BEL
alien Sanolern. = Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01
9teniabr.

8ieoer bat iih Ser &reislauf 6es
eesaf,res bonen0et l1n6 nie6ermm ltegt
binter rms cine gtappe unieres Sc
bens. Gin Sabr - mie ldnen lit eS
p~erfloiien! - limo ood mel6 eine
l1nenolibe Settle uno Sreuoe nno
Sdn1er3, bon @rfolgen un6 gnttau=
ld11ngetr, BON 9dulb unb Mtbge=
ldif, bon @emgthultng un6 &ene,
bon 2iebe uno 9eio, 5iebt ii6 olrd
ber5agt erlabnnen aber 6as 2eben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-01

nidtt II Ser &neipe ober IN ser 2oge
I'M &affefrdn3den ODER I'M 8bea-
ter, ion6ern babeim BEL ben lieben
&leinen. @emiitbIide unterbaltung
|tpedieIt nit e~rbalenoer 2eiung aus
guten gidern al. Ser Moienfran5
miro audi bdiufig gebetet. Die So
Mile berridtet gemeinidnftIib Dos
9benogebet. Soft un6 feline bl On
get baben lire Jyrenbe an eii1ter fol-
den Bamilie. Ga berrihenG riebe uno
Slid, uno oes &tmmels reiditer Sc,
gen lit iiber ale al1sgegoiien. &ier-
anf enttparf er nod in fur5em 8iigen
oaS trallrige @egenbi16 elmer SAINT
lie, no Der gater getp0bnli9 nidt
|6abeim 1T ion6ern I'M @irtbsbaus
iitt u1b ipat in Der Nadt %beimpanft,
tpobl ielten obne Holtern unb 6Iu-
den 11rro Sdn1aben lein Nndtlager
|finoet. Mu9 sic Sralter m1roen er=
mnb11t, Dos Sbrtge 81 tbun, 0nmlt
Der Wearm gerne babeimbleibt.
Scum lpuroe Serr 8eorg 5tel5le,
Orgariiator beg o. 81. 8. stootsper-
baruoes bon Minneiota, borgefiibrt,
Der cine lange ipannerbe &e6e iber
baS fatb. @ereinsmeien bielt. Sn ein=
oringliber @etie mtes er 6arauf FIN,
llmaS Der 3entralberein in @erbin=
onng NIT Der 3entralitene @ntes ge,
|%Ieiitet fir 6ie 5oroerung unferer BET
Tighten %S1ltereiien un6 8epabruna
rri erer b0diten Sitter, beion6ers ani
bent @ebiete Der fatbolil@en 8farr.
|fdnle, Ser fatbolii6en 8reiie, Ser Sc,
fampfung Ser 5@unoliteratur pom
Sdlage Ser Menaoe nn6 @iide abn-
liden @elidters, lomie in ser Durd,
|fiibrmng bon @eiebporlnger gum
|Sdube Ser Mrbeiter, Ser Dar6flb=
rung BON DEM fatboliiden Sntereiie
forberlid)en @eiebporIagen ODER Ser
bin0erung bon @eieten, sic oieiem
Sntereiie idd6lib, nnb ertpabnte nod
|bieleS M1tbere, nas ser 3entralperein
geleiitet gum N11ben nno Sromme11
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
COST OF INOIGENTS.
Weber County Shown to Have Paid Out
S4675.52 In Three Months.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. l2-It required $46s5. 90
to provide assistance for Weber countys
INDECENT residents and n few transients
during the last three months OF 1913 ac-
cording TO the quarterly report submit
ted by Poor Commissioner Moroni Skecn
OF the county board at todays meeting,
The total number OF persons aided dur
Ing the three months was 3iS. The COM
missioners received the report and or
dcred It filed.
The recapitulation of the report for the
quarter ended December 81. 1913, shows
the number OF persons receiving assist
ancc as follows: Average number at
Weber county infrmary. 10; number at
hospital outside OF lufirmary, u: num-
bcr receiving regular assistance, 6S; num-
Der receiving temporary assistance. 22l;
number Of tranSients receiving assistance,
IS. number receiving assistance quar-
antined al home, /: number receiving
burial. s; total number receiving assist
ance, 3Si
The cost or this assistance by Weber
county is given as follows. Expenses Of
Weber county inrirmary, Sls99.SI; hos
pital expenses outside of infirmary, sac;
assistance TO resident poor regular),
S1AG9.15. assistance 10 resident poor
temporary, S994.5O; temporary assist
ance 10 transients, s92 %, assistance to
family under quarantine. S37T5; expense
OF burials. $40. total si675.52.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Ian. 12-Four persons were
Injured. none seriously, and nearlN
score OF others were shaken up "hsi
the Plain City car on the Ogden Fapiu
Transit company's line crashed heau OIL
with a special train. consisting OF heANS
motor and one car OF coal. one ;nlIe Iios no. VI
OF Five Points at $3.50 O'Clock TINS mo- u ~
ing Traffic over the line was ueo uP
fo1 Several hours as a result OF the acci-
dent ct,, fora
man OF the county rock crusher, Vac ~
most seriously injured OF the iour. -"
sustained scalp wound ana ptuises'
George Raleigh, engineer on the ln%con com
jug Plain City train, ana torIesl , W.
school student, residing In the Plain Guy
district. sustained slight cuts ana bruises.
All three men were removed 10 she Dee
hospital. Elmer Erickson, aged 10 years
also n high school student, suileFeu
bruises about the legs and body and was wa
taken TO his home. At the hosplthi nus
evening II WAS reported that the VICTIMS
OF the accident were doing nicely ano
would not be required TO remain at tue
institution more than few daEs-
The failure of the crew on the reguiar
Plain City ear, which was drawn oy d
steam engine to receive orders regard
ing the special motor-drawn train is be-
lieved TO have caused the accident. MO-
torman r. Robinson and Conductor =
Hicks. the only persons on DodIu tlic ouN-
going special, had received orders TO pass
the regular incoming train at Harris
VILE siding. they being on the way 20
Willard with the car Of coal.
They were running at extra speed IN
order not 10 delay the regular train at
the meeting point. but seemingly Enei-
ueer Raleigh and Conductor l.. Holmes
had received no orders to meet spe-
cial The trains met on sharp curve,
near the home OF Bishop Taylor. short
distance south Of UarrisviIe. Engineer
Raleigh had succeeded in stopping his
steam engine and single car filled with
passengers and Conductor Holmes ran
ahead 20 warn the crew OF the special.
IL is said that the absence OF brakes on
the coal car made It impossible for Mo-
iorrnau Robinson 10 stop fis train I'm time
10 prevent the crash.
The twenty passengers on board the
car wers hurled over seats and TO the
floor when the heavy motor struck the
light engine. tossing it from tho tracks
Several physicians and an ambulance
were rIsed 10 the scene and those OF the
injured who were not removed To the hos
pitai received immediate attention.
Manager i. u. Kline OF the transit
company said today that tho exact cause
of the wreck would not be known until
the official Investigate ton has been held.
This action will be taken within few
days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
SICK, SOUR STOMACH,
INDIGESTION OR GAS
"Pape's Diapepsin" Makes Upset
Stomachs Feel Fine in
Five Minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion OF the food did the dam
agc-do youq Well don't bother. If
your stomach is in revolt: if sour,
9assy and upset, and what YOU Just
ate has fermentcd into stubborn Jumps
head dizzy and aches; bclch gases and
acids and eructatc undigested food;
breath foul. tongue coatcd-.iust take
little Pape s Diapepsin and in five
minutes you wonder what became of
the indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women today
know that 1t is needless to have 4 bad
stomach. \ little Diapepsin occasion
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and they eat their favorite foods with.
out fear.
II your stomach docsn' T take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion (;
If .yonr food is a damage instead Of a
help. remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless relief is Pape's Diapep-
sin which costs only fifty cents for n
large case at drug stores. It's truly
wonderfuI-it digests food and sets
things straight, so gently and easily
that il is really astonishing. Please,
for your sake, don I go on and on with
n weak, disordered stomach; it s so un-
necessary. advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
Ut All LAKE WATER
WILL BENEFIT LEH|
New Irrigation Plan Worked
Out and Means Much
to Farmers.
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune,
LEfI. Jan. 1l.--Utah lake waller Will
be turned onto the Lehi fields the com
ing season. At meeting OF the direc-
tors OF the Utah Lake Irrigation COM
pany held yesterday, IT was decided 10
extend the canal from a point west of
the Jordan river at the Narrows. across
the river and southeast into the old
fields OF Lehi a large inverted stphon
q bout one fourth OF a mile long and cap
water. will be laid across Jordan river.
Piles will be driven In the river on which
the siphon Will rest Ii VIII be built OF
wood slaves. held together with Iron
bands, and will be built by owen Gray
* Co.
The point where the slphon crosses the
river is about half "A mile north OF where
the interurban railway crosses. From
this point it almost parallels the state
road and crosses IL where the Mercur
branch of the salt Lake Route crosses
and empties into the Lehi Irrigation
system northwest of Lehl City.
The water viii be sold TO the farmers
at the rate of $40 per acre.
For many years the Lehi farmers have
had u short water supply, but the addl-
tion of thirty second feet Will give them
an abundance for all purposes and VIII
greatly increase the farming possibilities
OF this section.
The water will have 10 travel dis
tance OF about eleven miles In order 10
get into the Lehi system. II is first
pumped out OF Utah lake one mile south
OF Saratoga Springs, flows north Tor
distance of seven miles and then back
four miles southeast TO Beh!. Work on
siphon will be commenced at the earliest
possible dat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
IDAHO SHEEPMEN MEET.
Democratic Tariff Taking Duty OFF Wool
Is Freely Criticised.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 12.--Dcmocrauc
free wool was branded unfair, unjust
and unreasonable by sheepmen in attend
ance at the annual session OF the Idaho
Woolgrowcrs' association, which opened
here today. Growers did not hesitate to
predict great losses TO the Industry In
the western wool states. due 10 the high
er prices for mutton and because there
are fewer sheep. Sheepmcn declared,
however that the effects of free wool
and mutton would not cripple them as
much now as during the last Democratic
administration.
Where formerly there was nothing but
bitter conflict, peace reiGned today when
tho WoolgroWcrs and national forest Off
cials held joint conference. the former
thanking the latter Tor their fairness In
the distribution OF the ranges, They
passed resolutions asking Idaho's
gressional delegation 10 secure an amend
one tenth of the gross receipts from ma
tlonal forests can be expended in CO.
operation with public land states 10 de-
stroy predatory animals.
Worth S. Lee. president OF the aSsocia-
tion, opened the convention. In his ad-
dress he declared that unless sheepmen
get together and meet the new condi-
tionS they may iust as We'll go out of
business. Former Governor Frank r,
GoodinG led tho attack on tho Demo
cratic administration. declaring that while
the sugar industry was given three years
TO adjust itself for free sugar, the sheep
Industry grossly Disseminated
against by being given but thirty days,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
TEMPEST IN EAPOT.
Weber County Commissioners "Pcevcd''
by Action Of Judge Howell
Special 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, Jan. 12.-Intercstins develop
ments are expected as result of the ac-
ton by the Weber county commissioners
today when they made formal request
of Judge j. a. Howell OF the Second dis
,rict court to pay FOR replacing a large
pane OF glass which hs broke a few
nights ago while forcing an entrance 10
The county building, Tho glass formed
the upper panel of one OF the doors which
bad been locked only that day for tho
first time In many years and on orders
from the county board
The decision OF the board was made
known Ia Judge Howell this evening,
when Chairman Moroni Skeen and Com
missioner John 7. Bybee acted as conf
uittec OF the hoard and held a confer
ence with the judge In his chambers. No
definite decision was reached. according
20 the reports given out after the confer
ence- Chairman Skcen said that Judge
Howell would think Il over" and the
jurist refused TO talk other than to de-
clare that he had not agreed 10 pay for
the broken glass.
The case is being watched with con-
siderable Interest by other county Of
ncials and the public because Judge
Howell has dcfied the commissioners, de-
claring that thcy had 40 right TO lock
the county building without notifying
him. The commissioners contend that
there was no Intention to lock any per-
son out who had right In the building
az night and that he had not been IN his
office during the afternoon or he would
have been notified and given n key 10 the
new lock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
CITY AND VICINITY

THE TRIBUNE yesterday received a
check for 800 from the Police Mutual
Aid association for the credit OF The
fund being collected for the families o!
the victims OF Lopez.
OUNCE X. klM8ALL was yesterday
made United States commissioner for
Garfield county by order OF Judge john
A. Marshall in the federal court,
e. C, MANSON, general superintendent
OF the Oregon Short Line. has returned
from a business trip In Idaho.
VIRGINIA HOUTZ, daughter OF Judge
and Mrs, D. y. Houtz. underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis yesterday after
noon al the Holy Cross hospital. She was
resting quietly last night.
}, l. AND w, A. MAUPIN Of S.helbina
Mo, are visiting their brother, DR.. K. l..
Maupin, and family at 354 West South
Temple street.
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Beetgrowers Pleased.
ipecial 70 The TrIbune.


OGDEN. Jan. l2.-Because the Ogden
Rapid Transit company has granted a
reduction In freight rates from SIS TO
$40 per car the farmers OF the Plain City
district have rcconsldered their recent de-
cision TO grow no more sugar beets The
farmers contcndcd that at q cost OF SIS
per car 10 get their beets TO the Harris
vile station OF the Oregon Short Line
they could not make money on the crop.
Now that a reduction has been granted
many ire signing up 1919 contracts. ac-
cording TO Secretary Fred Ia yior OF the
Amalgamated Sugar company. At the
present rate OF contract signing the acre
age for 1914 will be equal TO II not
greater than taat OF 1913
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
SHOOTING BASIS OF SUIT.
Girl Shot by Former Flance Brings an
Action for Damages.

Spccial TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Jan 12.--Bell Brown has
commenced suit in the R0urth district
traitor OF the estate OF Valentine &,
ages from the estate. The complaint sets
out that plaintiff was shot by Valentino
c. Wightman, October .. 1912. and sus-
tained painful wound. from the effects
OF which plaintiffs health Is permanent
~ impaired.
The shooting took place In Pleasant
View, near this city and Immediately
upon shooting the girl her assailant shot
himself to death. For some time prior to the
shooting, Wightman, who was formerly
OF Payson. had lived at Ouray, where he
had a ranch. The family OF Byron Brown.
father OF Rel Brown, also lived on
ranch In the same neighborhood, and
Bell Brown. who was about Is years Of
age. was engaged to WIghtman. Miss
Brown broke the engagement and
turned Wightman's ring. About this time
she and her mother came TO Pleasant
View for temporary residence and Wight
man followed them here AT the time
OF the tragedy Bell Brown was at work
In an orchard WiShtman called her ou,
Of the orchard and. after some talk, In
which he tried to induce her to reconsider
her action In breaking the enga cement.
he shot her, and. after moving short
distance away. shot himself, dying al
most instantly,
Miss Brown was taken to the Provo
General hospital She was shot through
both lungs, but recovered. She is now
living at Ouray with her parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
City Appointments Made.
Snecial 10 The Tribune

SpCVIdT
OGDEN, Jan, IA complete change
In the engineering department OF the city
was confirmed by the city commissioners
tonight when Commissioner Chris Fly
gare, the new superintendent of streets.
replaced, with q single exception. all the
present employees. Washington Jenkins,
former assistant engineer, was appointed
city engineer TO succeed II. j.. Craven.
The other employees of the department
who were appointed are Joseph L. Tracy
assistant engineer; Joseph Saunders. chief
Inspector; B. a. Bowman, sewer in
spector, and James Lentz, assistant en-
glneer Nobody has yet been appointed
TO succeed Thomas II. Davis, city build
Ing and plumbing inspector. because OF
the arrangements which are being made
TO divide this work between two en-
ployeeS