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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
ROSENTHAL RETURNS
AND PLEADS GUILTY

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Abra nam S.
Roscnthal a silk importer, returned from
twelve years self imposed exile In
Japan and pleaded guilty today on an
Indictment resulting from the so-called
Ia pancsc silk fraud Investigation OF 1902.
He was fined 10000, which he imnedi-
ately paid
Rosenthal and Martin l., Cohn, his
partner in the firm OF A. s. Rosenthai &
Co, were charged with defrauding the
customs service OF several hundred thou
sand dollars by differentiation OF impor-
ia tons OF Japanese silks,
When the federal government asked
for Rosenthars extradition. Japan de-
clined 10 give him up. standing on the
fugitlve's claim TO being British sub
ject The case presented some phases
novel In international law. because the
crimes charged in the indictment really
originated In Yokohama
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
NAME DAY PRESIDENT,
Idaho Mining Association Elects Officers
and Passes Resolutions.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Idaho. Jan. 22.-Harry L. Day
OF Wallace. president Of the Federal Min
Ing company was elected president
OF the Idaho Mining association, just be-
fore the final session of the convention
closed today. otter officers elected are:
Vice president. A. Z. Carlson OF Boise;
secretary trea surer Ravenel Macbeth OF
Mackay; executive board a. e. Carlson.
chairman J. f.. Rockwell of Bellevue. W.
Earl Greenough Of Wallace. a G. John
esse and Frank Johnesse OF Boise
The association unanimously Endorsed
jeremiah w. Robinson Of this city as d.
rector OF the United States mint and or
dered resolutions forwarded to President
Wilson to that effect
Mr. Robinson Is a well-known mining
man and banker of this state.
Resolutions adopted criticise the con"
servation policy of the government for
withdrawing vast areas OF mineral lands
in forest reserves from mineral entry so
that their mineral deposits could not be
mined. and the government policy Of
prosecuting mining companies in this state
for cutting timber for mines,
Boise was selected as the place for the
next annual convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Charleston Results.

By International News Service,
Flrat race. nvo and a half iurlongs-Coming
Coon. III tDyrRcl. IS 10 Q. won. rheo Cook.
lI2 (wnrd), s to l. second MoLBaut. Il2 (Nnthnn).
Is TO S. third. Time, 1:l0 I'D. La Aurorn,
Glenn Bcachey. SurpnB5 Cherry Seed. Bobby Cook.
Tasces Jennie Wells. Hans Crock. Fnwn. Elulo
Heradon Lady Etnn and Protagora5 also ran.
Second race. six furlonsS-Rye Straw. ie0 tMc-
TSggorU, 10 : won; DR.. Kendall. Jos (Bux.
toni. 20 !. second; Laura. l0i tNennderl. II
TO 10. third. Time lis. Nciroso BGrium, Belle
Tcrre. Jesa!i and Gol!iwosg also ran.
Third rnce. fvo and q half furlongg-Sylvostrts.
10a CWard), TO s. won: Ethehurg II, loi (sum-
tor 20 to J. second Black Chief. 100 wat
kins) to g third Timc, :oo Id Corn Cracker.
joaquin. Jncob Bum, Irinhtowu. sntyT, Auto
Maid aud VoteB also
Fourth race. nix furlongs-Prlncc Hcrmis. 1lC
(MoTagssrtD. IS 20 g. won: Brave Cunardar.
IoI l3u1toul. 6 TO !. Second. Coy. LOT tGooac)
to l. third. Time ia 30. Mouocaey, Sbcr.
wood, Counterpart Deposit John T. Nixon and
Caurh Iiill also
Fifth race. one mlle-Dr. Jackson. 100 CMc-
Cahoy). to l. won; Tom Hancock. IS (sumterl
12 20 !, second: stcutor. lo6 (Corey). 10 l.
third Time. iat l.5. sherlock Holmes. Fros
CurlouI, Dicks Pct. Kinder Lou. @nttic L..
Sweet Times. Toy and Helen NJ also ran.
Sixth race one milo and twenty yards-Chsr'
tier Jos oCorcyl. 10 ]. won; Earl OF Savoy
ITO CBuriiusamcl. TO !. second: Frank IInd-
ron, l05 (McCabeyl, IS 20 6. third rImc. i:A ,-S
Whto Wool, Sor1mn,nge. MollIo s. and Ear'y
I,Rbt alro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
MINERS OVERWHELM
A PARCEL POSTWAR
Notify Him That They VIII
Ship Three Carloads of
Stuff by Mail.
Special 20 The Tribune.

SPeCl5l 10 Inc Tribune.
BUTTE Mont, Jan. ga carrier who
holds the contract TO transport the mail
between Stiles and Elk City. Idaho.
seems TO be the victim OF the parcel post
proposition. The carrier received notice
last week from tho mana cement OF three
mines In the Elk River country. inform
ing HIM that the mines Will ship three
carloads OF concentrates this month by
parcel post 10 the smelter at Butte,
Mont. An Inspector was sent down from
Spokane to look Into the matter
What IN the wide, shining world am
going 10 do?' asked the contractor fran
ucally
How much concentrates did you say
the mines expect 10 ship?" queried the
inspector,
Three carloads OF ore. and all in fifty
pound packages answered the mail man.
1t VIII take me year 10 haul the con-
centrates unless I get some teams TO
haul IT out OF the Elk River country to
the railroad
The inspector assured the postman that
a speedy requisltlon will be secured from
the postofRce department. authorizing the
centrates. In the meantime the carrier
will haul what ore he can on his one
trip day with a light wagon.
The inspectors were Informed from
other sources also that the mines in the
Elk River district expect to ship all OF
their concentrates by parcel post In the
near future. instead of by freight. as in
the past. The rate by parcel post Is 81
cents for the maximum. fifty pounds. or
s1.0S hundred delivered at the Butte
smelter. The previous arrangement cost
the mines much more than 81 0S, as the
freighting 10 the railroad alone cost 81.
Tho inspectors were also informed by
the contractor who carries the mail on
the star" routG between Paradise, Ore
and Anatone. Wash that a farmer at
Paradise has notified the postmaster that
this month he will ship by parcel post
$500 pounds of timothy seed to a Lewis
ton, Idaho. grain house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
TO GET ACQUAINTED.
Women's Clubs OF Sanpete County VIII
Hold Union Session With Programme.

special 10 Inc IrlDune'
MANTI, Jan. 22.-Great preparation
are being made by the Ladies' Literary
club and r X. class OF this city for the
entertainment OF the clubs Of the county
in get-acquainted convention to be held
hero tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The following programme will be carried
out:
Afternoon session-Duet, Mrs. Kerr and
Mrs, Becker. address OF welcome, Mrs.
G. w. Martin: response, Mrs. James
Cherry. Mount Pleasant; quartette, music
section, Manti; paper. Home Culture"
Mount Pleasant: paper, Miss Harriet FL
lot, Snllna; solo. Mrs. Ida Beal. Ephraim:
paper, Twentieth Century club, Mount
Pleasant; piano solo. Mrs. Mary Chap
man. MaDu paper. What We Are Do
Ing" Mrs. Diantha Reid. Manti.
Evening session-Vocal solos, Mes
DANES Johnson, Lund and Beal; reading.
A. u. Miner, Fairview; quartette, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Johnson, Jessie Lund and
Heber Bird, lectures Professor Howard
briggs Of Salt Lake and Professor Had
dick of the A. c. OF Logan
After the evening session all Will at
tend a get-acruainted social at the Com
merclal club rooms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
SAILORS ALLOWED
TO LEAVE "HELL SHIP"

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22.-Members
oil the crew of the British ship Philsdel-
phia, who on their arrival here Monday
night with Captain Henry Lawrence a
prisoner in his cabin, charged the British
skipper with drunkenness, viii be paid off
and n new crew shipped. This was an
nounced today after a series of confer
enccs between A. Carnegie Ross, British
consul; Captain Kennedy OF Portland, Pa
cIilc coast marine superintendent for An
drew Weir owner OF the vessel. and Cap
tain Lawrence.
The Philadelphla's master. who was ac-
cused OF sailing "hell snip" denied the
charges OF drunkenness, and asserted that
the conduct Of his men bordered on mu-
tiny. The sailors will not be prosecuted,
however
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Charleston Entries.
7ntrn,lionsl Nops forvIcr

~ Trtrrus fousI No7s Service
rirst race. six turlongs-Loi.d O. Kirlealdy. 100;
Bells of Normandy, lol: %atik lo3 Magic star.
as: Good will, JOG: CofGx. 1o5: Mike Cohen.
InJ: Curauvet. los; Athletic Girl. ioS.
secnud -aoe, six firlonrr-IauoeNood. 1ot; Ket-
tic Drum. Eo: Gallant Boy. lo.. Tho Poreon.
os: Peacock. loi; Baby Sister ioi; Single Rny.
los; Bundle OF Rags. os: Water Lad. 10
Third race. nix trlcrgG- Beach Sand iis; Tur-
key In tho STRAW, us; Floral Crown. 1i5: In
ssinrslIa, 1905; Captain links. loI: Coming Coon.
li5: Batouch. liz: Prospect io7: TroT Weight,
ii2; Golden Prluee. 11s: Old Hank. 1o,: Yankee
Fooh. lI2. snsor. ii5; Plain Ann, 10: Lady orl-
mar. los.
Fourtb ruc.. se.eu furlonss-Royal Meteor. ia:
Salon, as; Verona, o.: Good Day. s5; Ancop.
io7: Star Actress. in5; Elwah. loI.
dlctins- ii5: Sam Bernard. III: Yupkc. Pooh.
ia; l.. Eekcrt. l1e; Tom KinR. lie; Cyuc-
sure. l07: Woodcrrtt. fj7 Beach Sand, iIs
Sixth rane milo-Michasl Angelo. iIn
RuisSceu. 1i2: steal Away. 1o7: Fiel. 107; Eaton
ils: siliotc, li2; Bcrn Dance. ne; Bonnie Eioiao
100: GsEnant. Iot.
Weather cloudy. tracs fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
lSH IS EAGER To
|EET TOM MURPHY
\ hts to Take Place Of Har-
Ma Boy in Battle With
Ritchie.
Nv W, w. NAUGHTON.

q FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The writer
~eceipt of a telegram from New
4 which sets forth that Treddie
fs willing TO take Willie Ritchle's
against Tommy Murphy and box
timer -take-all ba sis. Moreover. II
3uckley cares 10 risk $4,000 on tne
Bob Vernon Will take the Welsh
4 The wager
n pity the dare did not come
IA before Buckley left for New
Buckley and Murphy comprise
|alanced firm. Buckley attends to
he wagering. pursc-hunting and
and Murphy confines him
richly TO the nghting,
not in Tonmy's province TO reason
h 10 count the cost or the chances.
mply does what no IS told. II nee
. no doubt he would be quite Will
i box Bob Vernon and allow Welsh
The betting.
much In the way Of explanation is
ary so that Welsh and Vernon may
|ipk that their proposition has been
4 sheIved by those II concerns
pally. Possibly Buckley has
a New York by this time and as
Generally makes something OF
when he strikes town he should be
3 locate and approac ch personally on
sbject Of a Welsh Murphy embrcil-
i to wonder IL II is the fact of
M claiming the worlds lightweight
4 that has brought the challenge.
says he Ia the rightful holder Of
Lustral!an and English champion
Rained. respectively. through VIC
over Hughle Mehegan and Matt
He feels that his collection OF
ufll not be complete until he has
b the one that Murphy and Richie
|rputinE about.
III is, certainly an Industrious, per-
ffellow His record for a place
rf at" surpasses even that of
\ Mcfarland. while as n putter-out
nljenges he causes Dumb Dan
IA To appear as indolent and un-
Tive as the fat boy In "PickwIck
raddie does not figure in a bona fide
n Championship event before his
. stiffen, IL viii not be for the want
InR. And In the meantime II there
be no Murphy Ritchie match
Murphy bout would present at
fe features.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Results on the Turf; ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juare5 Results.
By international Nowo Service

BY international Nowp Service.
First race thrcc aud n half furlongs-Barbarita
l07 (Claver) to O. won; Comunuretta, l07 Dom
!nckl, TO ?, second; Yale, liz (McCabe). 10
!. third. Time ~ TO. Hmyar Lass. Category.
Lady BcnEolc. Asa Horndon. ormead and Wahalo;y
also
SeconI mcc mile--WcyRnoko 10 (Loftus)
c TO o. won: Etholda. ITO (McCabe), 6 to l. 500
ond: Sharper Knight. io7 Gstep). to !. third.
Time. 13e. George Knrme Mawr Lad. Shorty
Northcutt. jim California, Dahigron. Gclioo.
Miami. Marshall Tilghman. Topland, Wicket and
Grent Jubilee also ran.
Third race five aud half furlongs-Brka, i0S
(Dry6rl. to !. won; Barbara Lauc, los (Mc-
Cabel. TO L. secoDd; Dick Dodie lo7 tTapin),
10 l. third Time. 1:0f. Aunuo Curl. Folina.
DroN santuuoca Caribcl. La EstreIa. Mon
tycal, Muy Buena and Coos nlso
Fourth race. San Josc purse. nvo and half
furongs-Royal Dolly, 1c7 CTaplinl. 10 10.
won: Bursae. 100 tMauhcwsl. to l. second;
Zim. l05 (Carter). s TO 1, third. Time. sos 3-6.
BIrdman Gordon Russell ouid Nuuc and Closer
also
Fifth race. six furlonss-Little Jano Iol
jCIavcr), II TO @. woa; Harpos. los tFeony),
TO L. second; Lofty Haywood, l0s (Gentry). to
l. third Time. l:l2 "A. Lady Mcbride. Gold
Finn, Sir Alvcsoot and High Street also
Sixth race, one mlle-Rockdalc 10 CWoods).
10 l. won: c. W. Kennon. lie CLottus).
10 !. second; Mnzurka, 1o7 (HnD. 20 to 1. third
Time. I;29 10. Slater Florence o. u. Norvie.
pontefrsct, FRAGILE and Stanley 6. also ran.
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Juare2 Entries,
By International News Service

b. International News Service
Firbt rAoe, sevon .urlones-vava. 1o5 MTsdc
Boy, IoS: Attica, f05: Bertha V los; Kick, 10:
Francis. 11o Dalstop, 1ls; Apg!c u, 1cs; Augtcr.
Jos: Largo, los; Va Hy Ylp los. Patrick F..
lIo; Neshuch, il5.
Secoud race, one mlio-UrnIga, 90: Floroncs
Bircb. Io3; Friczo. I05; Ursula Emma, Ios; Hazel
C.. 100; Sadie Shapiro. 10: Pretty Dale. 10
Phiilibtipr ss: Roso O'Soils 1903: Startler. 100
Marie Coshill, los; Star Borta, Io5. Downiand.
10; Hocn Hnwkns. 10.
Third race fivo nnd halt firlong6-Kisland
100: Chapadoro, hlvlH, Fool o. Fortune. 119; Bis
Lunar, 100; VIVA Horse. Io7; Jauioi. 10: othello
11S.
Truly. 10; Colonel Marchmont. 1os: Mimorloso
ia.
Fifth rsce. six turloasB-FoTrons. I6k; ieve
OF Asia. 1GI: Lady Pcrdor. io7 Canape. 10; Ar
butus. no: Prtnoess Industry lo; Zulu 11e
Ben Stone 1o7: Eye White; 1oI: Colqulu. loo
Cloak. 10; salcsia, 10: Thistle Belle. no; Fly
ing. tt2
Sixth raco one mIe-Husky lad. tni. Trans
rsront l1S. Aerrnen, ll,; Rey. loSi Ocean
Queen. io7.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION.
SecdsroWers Made Splendid Showing at
Recent PocatelIo Meeting,
Special To Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idaho, Jan, 22.-The con-
vention Of the Seedgrowers' association
and the Pure Seed congress closed hero
yesterday evening, after the most impor-
tant meeting In tho history OF the or
ganiZations-
The addresses by experts were espe-
cially good. Professor Peterson, from
Logan. was one Of the speakers. as was
Professor OIin of the state university.
The exhibits were from every county IN
the state and were exceptionally good.
Over $500 was given in premiums.
The new officers are: President. B. G.
MoWaters OF Jerome; vice president,
Professor j. WILEY Sessions OF the Acad-
emy OF Idaho Pocstello; secretary. r 3.
Coglan of Boise, trea surer w. L. Shat
tuck of Idaho Falls, directors. o. T..
Scott Of Pocatello. Professor ]. Kennard
OF Moscow and G. l., Zuck OF Twin Falls
Although Twin Falls asked for the con-
yenton next year u will proba bis come
back to PocateIlo. on account OF railroad
facilities and sccommoda tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23

Another popular theatrical star, and
probably one who ranks right up In the
front rank among American comedians.
has been induced TO appear before the
motion picture camera, and consequently
there Is offered to motion picture enthu-
siasts and 10 the drama loving public an
opportunity 10 see the only and inlmit-
able Thomas w. Ross In Henry NJ. Bios
SONS great drama OF racing lie, Check
ers'' II has only been after the expend-
iture OF a great amount OF money ana
with an abundance OF persuasion that MI.
Ross has finally been induced to again
play his old part. and the pictures prove
that he has lost none OF his old-tlme
winning personality or ability,
Beautiful though the production was on
the stage. IL surpasses itself with the mo-
tion picture presentation. Appreciation OF
the wonderful possibilities Checkers Of
fered led the All Star Feature corpora
ton, the makers OF this fllm- to send
an entire company Of more than one hun
dred people 10 the race tracks at Havre
de Grace and Laurel Maryland, and
there to get the necessary local color and
atmosphere OF the race tracks ana pct
ting ring. The result has been little short
OF marvellous and a thrill a foot Is truth
fully spoken OF this film. Checkers" Will
be shown al the American theateT on
Monday OF next week and will continue
for three days with performances contin-
uous from II noon 10 II p. m,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
LINE NOW OPEN.
Heber Branch Of Rio 0rande is Finally
Cleared for Through Traffic.


Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Jan 22-The Heber branch Of
the Denver & Rio Grande is cleared for
traffic and the regular trip will be made
to Heber tomorrow, IL nothing occurs to
again cause suspension Of train service.
The snowslide was cleared away Tues
day. and on Wednesday forenoon the
train left for Heber. expecting to go
through. Beyond where the slide had
been II was found that the track and
pails were covered with ice and snow
several inches deep and extending for
several hundred feet. Attempts TO get
over this section OF road caused several
derailments Of the engine. Today several
hundred men went into the canyon with
picks and shoVels. and the use of a flange
succeeded in breaking through ice-cov-
cred stretches of road The engine was
run through to Heber for a trial trip, and
that the entire line OF the road might
be inspected, and the report made is that
the road Is In safe condition for the op-
Grafton OF trains tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Adds to Water Supply.
Special TO The Tribune.

SNeolaI 10 Inc ITIhUne
BRIGHAM CITY. Jan. 2o-The work
OF incres sing tho city's water supply for
the water works system Is siIll In prog
ress, and a force OF men have been en-
yon all winter. 4 swampy portion OF tho
Henry Rasmussen farm was leased some
time ago bv the city for the purpose OF
draining the land for the water, The
work has nearly been completed and p
large stream of water has been secured
by thls means. and besides this the land
drained that was formerly yalueless .o
the owner Will be reclaimed and be-
come valuable as farming land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
AFFAIRS PLACED IN
HANDS OF CREDITORS

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Jan. 22.-Tae
Menter & Rosenbloom company or this
citv operating chain OF fifty-nine In
staIimeut stores throughout the country,
today placed it's affairs in the hands Of n
committee OF its creditors, to whom the
entire assets are being transferred. This
move is taken. tho company announces,
for the purpose OF conserving It's assets,
pending a reorga MIA ton.
A statement issued by the compa NY 8
eocretary places the assets at secs, 900.
and liabilities at s32S,o0
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RETIRES AFTER LONG
YEARS OF SERVICE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The resig-
nation of Judge James w. wttten, chief
law officer OF the general land office since
the position was created more than twen-
ty years ago. WAS accepted today by Sec
retary Lane. Judge Witten, native of
Missouri is we'll known throughout the
west, where hundreds of thousands OF
people have been before him at land
drH wings md registrstio He Will prac-
tice law hSye.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
GOES ARE BARRED
i THE YALE "PROM''

n HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 92.-"Thsre
no tangoes danced al the Yale
IA Dean i, s. Jones said today.
, Isn't one or tho card. for ] have
1T over. The boys won't dance
TwEy. I'm sure There win be too
men OF good breeding there. In
ne whole tone OF the occasion is
b it."
''pron' is the most elaborate OF
|riaI affairs IN undergraduate life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
HEWLETT'S
LUNETA
is perfectly ripened, perfectly
Fresh Roasted and perfectly
blended.

attempted in this part OF the state
Speakers from Salt Lake and elsewhere
will be in attendance at all sessions
among whom will DO the following: Da-
vid O. Mckay, frst general superinten-
dent; Nathan T, Porter, Milton BennIon
William A Morton, Josiah Burrows
George N. Cannon. Joseph Balantyne. T
A. Hooper Harold +. Reynolds and Dor
othy Bowman. all members OF the Desc
ret Sunday school union.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Grant Goes to Penitentiary.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idaho. Jan 22.-Walter
A Grant, who was convicted of the crime
OF arson because OF the instigation Of
the burning OF the home OF County At
torney c. ID. Smith, and who received
a sentence OF from twenty-five TO fifty
years in the penitentiary, was taken TO
Boise by Deputy Sheriff Robert Lewis this
morning He Will begin his sentence
while awaiting a possible appeal from
the supreme court Grant was the lead
er OF a bootleggine gang which had
price set on every official In the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Hold Election Today.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. 22.-The annual
election OF directors for the Boxelder
Commercial club Will be held tomorrow
night when three new directors will be
chosen from among the following list OF
delegates, which was selected at the an
nuaI meeting held two weeks ago: Y. c.
Simonsen, Roy Young. Il l., Fishburn.
William J, Lowe, c. II. Bryan, Nels Jen-
son, NJ. j. Richards. c. w Knudson. y.
l.. Eddy, Sylvanus IVcrson. John q.
Matthias, James Jensen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Mclean Is Swift Skater.

EFELAND, Jan. 22.-Robert Mclean
ucago carried off the honors in the
amateur lce-skatlng champion
here tonight. Following were the
third mile-McLean, Time, ;52 4-5,
I~mile novice-Rundell. Cleveland.
Ais 1-5
half mIle-McLean. Time, / 30 As
and one-haf miles-McLean. Time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Mrs. Llewellyn Asks Divorce.

PROVO, Jan. 22--Mrs. Mabel Llewel-
lyn Of Spa nish Fork has commenced suit
for divorce against Thomas Llewellyn
on the ground Of cruelty. Plaintiff al
leges that defendant frequently becomes
angry and calls her vile names and oc-
casionally strikes her and throws articles
of household effects at her. endangering
her life. Defendants property Is esti
mated at S11 800, OF which plaintiff asks
just and equitable portion. The par
ties were married at Spanish Fork. Janu-
ary 90, 1913.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Conference on Sunday.
10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Jan. % The quarterly stsk
conference Will be held here Sunday
Apostle O, r Whitney and President Jo-
seph W. NcMurrin arc expected 10 be
I'm attendance. A stake Sunday school
conference will be held In tho evening
The meetings will be held In the stake
tabernacle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Bike Beats Skater.

Casey. riding a bicycle. defeated
sherman on roller skates at Muir
Tednesday night. in g oue-mile race.
be number OF Salt Lake fans saw
Itch Casey was Immediately chal-
By Andie SchmertZ. the saucer
rider, The challenge was accepted
NJ race will be ridden next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Officers Installed.
Specia, to The Tr'

Special to The Tribune.
SPRINGVILLE, Jan 22.-Oficers OF
Iuanita Rehekah lodge No. 32 OF Spring
Vile we're Installed at a meeting OF the
lodge last night as follows: Mrs Viola
Clark. ~. c.: Miss Mary " Starr. V. O. ::
Miss Cora Bates. secretary: Mrs. Lerat-
Ia Kesrns tree esurer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-23
Birth and Death.

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Idaho. Jan IA ea by
girl was born yesterday evening to the
wife OF A. ]. Halloweu at the Alpha
apartments. Mr. Hallowell is a phar-
ma cst In the Book Store pharmacy.
Mrs @. w. Ewing OF this city received
the news OF the death of her father at
Sterling Colo, OF Brights disease. The
body will be sent here for interment,