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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28

be found exa n1nles OF the two types used
thirty-seven times. always improperly In
far as Il replaced the written word
In the capital lcttcr NJ the expert Falo
that he discovered an unconscious trait OF
the writer. In that the last Two loops ol
the letter wore almost invariably written
much smaller than the first stroke ana
euual in height 10 the small letter I'D :
bning This characteristics he pointed ont
in both tha standard writings OF the de-
fendant and also in the blackmaH let
During the consideration OF the capital
90 Kytka called special attention to
the lines ogden. Utah. and the accom- ,5,o
letter written by Martin to the personal
record department, and one OF mo lottcrS
received by Mrs. Ralph T.: Bristol. m
both OF the letters tho ogden. Utah, az
the upper right hand corner OF the first
sheet was santcd upward, the connection
between the 30" and g appearing iden-
;Ical The spacing between the words
ogden" and Utah" Is also the same.
according to the witness. Tytka called
attention To another cha cteriStic which
he attributed TO the habit OF the writer'
In that the first letter Of the date In poth
letters was started Immediately below the
letter en- la Ogden.
mo other than one person could have
written those lines in the Two letters.
declared the expert IN pointing out the
srnilB rites.
IL was with difficulty that Kytka re;
strained himself. or rather was restrained
hy Attorney Lcathcrwood. from demon
ating various points when his asser-
tions werc questioned by Attorney Chris
tenscn AS shown throughout his lone
stay on the witness stand tho expert vs.
always keen for an argument. especially
with Martins attorney. In each case
when these questions We're put hytka
requested the attorney for the defense tc
make q note Of the point and bring it ur
during the cross examiua ,ion. Attorney
Christensen said today that hts cross-eN-
amina ton OF the san Francisco cNper
wound Inc brlpf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
IDAHO RESIDENT IS
SUMMAR|LY JAILED
While intoxicated Isaac El-
well Takes Child on Tour
of Saloons.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 27,-The spectacle vi
an Intoxicated young man dragging a
three -year-old child with him about the
muddy streets and on a systematic visit
TO a number OF Twenty-nfth street "a =
looms brought summary action by the po-
Ico today and tho accompanying arrest
OF Isaac Elwcll OF Preston, Idaho. The
youngstcr with blm Is his own child. tie
two arriving in Ogden this morning.
When Patrolman James Ueorn first no
ticnd Elwcl and tho child IN Wall ave-
nue saloon he advised the father to take
the ba by where II would be properly
cared for The Idaho man refused 20
answer the officers questions regarding
seen 10 enter another saloon few min
utes later the patroman took father and
child to police headquarters. where the
latter was placed in the custody Of Mrs
ffagbart Anderson matron.
II was late thla afternoon before El-
well had sobered sufficiently to toll the
desk sergeant his name and address. Ir
gram from Mrs. VIII Carter. grandmother
Of the child at Preston Idaho. asking
| them 10 make q search for Ewell. She
| was notified that the relative was in Gus
| tody. and another message conveyed the
| Informa ton that she will arrive here to-
morrow morning.
The father could furnish no ressona bl,
| streaming down his face. he told Desl
Sergeant Hsgbart Anderson that he hac
| taken the little child and left home las
| night. He regretted his actions which
had resulted In his arrest. EIwell Il
booked on charge OF intoxication.
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Still More Witnesses.

Even after the completion OF kytka :
testimony. the state will require several
moro DAYS 10 complete the Introduction
of evidence for the prosecution, Ihere arc
ave residents OF Morgan to testify Tor the
state their testimony bearing on the al
legged presence Of Martin In the Morgan
county town ON tho Sunday evening Iol-
lowing tho shooting in the morning OF NO
Vembcr q. 1913. Chief OF Police w. l.
Norton. Sheriff 7. 3. DcNine. X. l.. lyc ,
ces and possibly others viii be recalled
10 the stand on behalf of the prosecu-
tlon according 10 District Attorney Johi'
/. Davis and Attorney II. O. l-eatherwoou'
AS - result of The Tribunes announce
ment that Attorney Beatherwood mas pecn
selected by Senator Reed Smoot as tnc
Republican nominee for congress from the
Second district the assistant 10 pistrict
ATTORNEY David was the center or at-
traction and also OF cougratula tons dur
Ing the morning session OF tho trial, AT
torney Soren X Christensen was the hrst
10 make the discovery and hastensd 10
congra tulste his legal opponent before the
opening of the trial.
MANY others of tho local legal fiaternltN'
Of which there arc always a NUMBER on
hand throughout the progress OF the trisl l.
took advantage of the opportunity before
court session opened and during tho inter
mission to extend their felicitationS. Ref
erence was also made to the announce
ment during the progress OF the trial TINS
morning In reply TO a humorous state
msnt by Attorney Christensen, the salt
Iako attorney casually remarked tba'
1--WE arc all feeling so good this morn
ing"
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Had Special Reason.

"But YOU see. Mr.. Leatherwood. you
have special rea son for feeling good TINS
morning." replied Martins attorney,
pointing TO copy OF The Tribune on the
table,
This is altogether TOO sndden. said
the Salt Lake attorney. when questioned
rega riding the announcement OF his pros
pective candidacy for congress II am IN
about the same frame OF mind as the old
maid who received the proposal OF mar
riage. ] think il IS a surprise TO Doth
Reed and myself. There has been no OF
fetal notice of 1t as yet"
The letters and written characters con-
sdered by KytlSa during the day Included
the capitals IT. M, O, r. A and 70. Win
the chara cteristc ioinings on the y and
Nj, the and sign &. together with tho
habit forma lions OF date lines. With re,
gard to the sign "&." the expert found
two types. each showing In the Martin
sta andards and the disputed letters large
number Of times. In the former there
we're fourteen OF the signs, always used
improperly in place OF the word and y
In the disputed letters KytlSa testified that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
MEMORIAL WINDOW
PLACED IN CATHEDRAL
Former Pupils Of the Late Rev. @. D.
g. Miller Honor His
Memory.

The handsome memorial window in
honor Of the Rev. G., D. B. Miller is
now in place in st. Mark g cathedral
and the dedication will take place at
an early date. The Rev. Mr.. Miller was
the head master Of the st. Mark g
school in this city for years. He, died
in st. Louis, Mo-, in 1910, The hand
some window which has been placed in
the cathedral in his memory is the tIib-
ute Of his former pupils and other
close friends 1t has been placed in
the east transom Of the cathedral and
is In o direct limo with the pew, which
Tho Rov. Mr.. Miller aud his fnmtly oc-
cupied for number uf years, The pic.
turo represents "Pnul MT tho feet Of
Ganalio1" and Is tho work Of Hogoman
Of Now York.
AZ 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon a
mcoting OF those Interested In the me.
morial will meet In the Sunday school
rooms of tho cathedral to discuss the
formal dedication Of the window. Those
In charge urgo NIL former pupils and
other friends Of tho Rev. Mr.. Miller
to attend tho 6mcctiug.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
EDUCATIONAL WORK is
TO BE GIVEN IMPETUS
Central Organization of the Parent
teacher Associations of City
Now Assured

Plans for central organization Of
all Of the Parent-teacher associations
Of the city were formed at meeting
held at the Lafayette school last night.
About 100 patrons Of the Salt Lake
schools attended the meeting and
listened to an interesting address by
DR.. A. e. Winship Of Boston, who
pointed out the advantage to parcnts,
teachers and pupils TO be derived from
a closer cooperation in educational work
between the teachers and the parents
Mrs. George M, Bacon presided ut the
meeting and Kate Williams was the
secretary. A committee consisting OF
Mrs. A. V. Taylor, Mrs. James Il. Tai.
mage and Miss l.. M, Qualtrough drew
up set of rules to take the place of
a constitution for the central organiza-
tion of the associations while that or.
ganization was being formed. These
provide that the central organization
shall consist Of one delegate from each
Parent-teacher association in the city
The committee was also empowered to
call n later meeting at which all the
associations would be represented and q
permanent organization effected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
RESPECTED MAN DIES.
Andrew n. Martin Was Pioneer Stone
and Marble Gutter

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 27.-Ardrew II. Mar
tin. superintendent for the Joseph
Parry & Sons company and pioneer IN
the stone and marble ccuttiDg business OF
this city. died at his home, 5A3 Twen-
tleta street, this morning. His death was
due to blood poisoning and pneumonia
the blood poisoning resulting from an IN
Jury to his leg about three weeks ago.
Born In County Down. ireland. May 10,
1858 Mr. Martin came TO this country
In 1880 and spent the remainder OF his
life In ogden. AS n stone ana lnalpie
cutter of the early DAYS OF this city: MT
Martin aided I'm the construction OF the
old Eccles building, which was destroyed
by fire three years ago the present c>ty
building and county courthouse, togethef
with q number Of other Ogden buildings
watch arc standing today.
He Is survived ny the following sever
sons and daughters Andrew j., james
Wilford Roy and Robert Martin, Mrs
Roy Cowan and Mrs. lanes Nerden; aIsc
three brothers, William r.. {, =! anc
Thomas Martin, and ono sister, Mrs y
A. NJ. Smith.
Tho funeral services will be conducted
by Bishop f.. A. Olsen In the Fourth WARD
chapel at o'clock Monday afternoon
Iuterment I'm the Ogden City cemetery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
TECHNICAL EVIDENCE
RETARDS MARTIN CASE
San Francisco Handwriting
Expert Spends Second Day
in Direct Examination.
INTEREST IN ATTORNEY
Announcement of Tribune
Brings Congratulations to
F. 0. Lcathcrwood.
INTEREST IN ATTORNEY

Special TO The Tribune
{ OGDEN March 2I.--Although Theodore
Ky tka the handwriting expert spent an
other entire day on the witness stand. he
did no, complete his direct testimony on
behalf of the prosecution in Its effort to
fasten the crimc OF having written the
blackmaIl letters on Joseph Henry Mar
tin. II was anticipate ted by the attorneys
for the state that his evidence would he
completed today, but IN Is now certain that
he VIII not be given over to cross-eNami-
nation before tomorrow, possibly In the
afternoon.
Tho dav's evidence as introduced by
kytlSa consisted largely OF detailed consid-
Grafton of additional letters. mostly capi-
tails. but he also brought out some dis
Gnctive cha ra CT teristics with regard To the
formation Of words which appear In Mar
tin standards and disputed documents. In
one instance he declared that the dat
lines on standard specimen and one
OF the bla ckmal letters could not have
been written by different persons.
Because this sort OF evidence has grown
tedious to those not directly connected
with the case. the public apparently has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Will Proceed With Paving.
10 The Tribune.

Special TO The TrlpuHe.
OGDEN. March 27.-The city commits
sioners obtained jurisdiction today TO pro-
ceed with the paving OF three important
streets in the business district, when no
nrotests were received against the pro
nosen improyement of Twenty fitfh
street between Wall and Washington ave
nues. Wall avenue between Twenty fourth
and Twenty-fifth streets, and Hudson
avenue between Twenty-third and Twen-
ty- fourth streets The total cost or the
Improvement is estimated a $4,000.
The commissioners have received In
nTesent a petition for resurfacIng Twen-
ty-fourth street between Grant and
Washington avenues. The pavement or
that block is now in a condition almost
as bad as that on Twenty-fifth street
between Wall and Washington avenues
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
CONFESSED SLAYER
STRANGLES HIMSELF
Roy Moorehead Succeeds in
Second Attempt at Suicide
in Seattle Jail.

SEATTLE. March 27.-Roy AIooreheao
the parolod murderer who confessed lass
night that he killed Everett c. west OF
Council Bluffs. Iowa, in a rowboat IN
Salmon bay Saturday night, committe,a
suicide by stranging himself with MS
shirt In The city jail' tonight.
After coufessng 10 the rowboat mur,
der late last night. Moorehead attempted
suicide by cutting an artery in his wrist
with belt buckle, but prompt attention
Ivy the iail surgeon saved his lie, and
he was removed TO a padded cell to pre-
vent further attempts TO injure himself.
Tonight while the guard was away Tor
fifteen minutes, Moorehead ripped his
shirt and tying II around his neck. stran
gled himself. lie was dead when the
guard returned.
Although the police suspected Moore
head OF the murder of the man whose
skeleton was found In the woods March
10 in the southern part Of the city. Moore.
head declined to discuss any case excep,
the murder Of West. who was lured tc
his death by want ad" and robbed OF
$3.50 In travellers checks. VESTS body
was thrown into Salmon bay and no trace
OF II has been found.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Gambling Charge Placed.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, March 27.-As the result OF
information furnished to the police by a
Young sheepherder OF Malad, Idaho. j, II.
Johnson, said to be the proprietor OF a
poolroom In the Reed hotel basement,
was arrested by Sergeant Q. u. Mohiman
today on a charge OF conducting gam
bling game. The Idaho man, who would
not give his name to the officer, declared
that he lost SIS in poker game last night.
Not having sufficient cash to liquidate
the debt he gave johnson a check Tor
$3.50. and then reported the matter TO
the police On the advice of Sergeant
Mohlrnan he secured the check today and
Silis. When the officer arrested Johnson
the man had two of the marked bills in
his possession. The proprietor of th9
place was admitted TO bond. and IL is
said that other arrests may result.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
TEACHERS APPLY,
Pedaeoeues Who Desire TO succeed
Henry Peterson as Principal
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March H.-Without specify,
ing n definite time at which they VIII
act on the natter, The members OF the
hoard of education tonight received ap-
plications from six persons who desire to
succeed Henry Peterson as principal OF
the Ogden high school. Mr., Peterson
has notified tile board that he VIII not
he a candidate for the position next year;
as he has accepted the principalshlp OF
the Jordan high school.
The local applicants for the place are are
J. u. Beeson. instructor OF mathematics
In the local school, w. II. O'Byrne. IN,
structor in economics and commercial
law. and D. H. Adams. principal of the
Central district high school Out-of-
town applications were received from
Lincoln. Neb; Boise, Idaho, and Salt
Lake CITY, The names Of the latter are
Withheld by the board. Mr., Beeson has
tho recommenda tion of Superintendent
Mills
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Livestock Company Incorporates,

OGDEN, March 27.-The merging OF The
sheen interests OF J, L. Skcen with the
land holdings OF G.. G. Mcfarland resulted
today in the filing OF articles OF incor-
poration for the ogden Land & Livestock
company, capitalized az $4,000. The
stock is divided into 1000 shares OF the
par value OF $50 each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
BURGLARS Steal LIQUORS.

OGDEN. March 2T.-Several bottles OF
whisky and other liquor proved 10 oe
tho G. II Tribe & Co. liquor store on
Washington avenue last night. The rob-
berry was not discovered until this morn
ing, entrance having been made by break
Ing the glass from rear window.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28

iost interest in the attempt of the San
francisco expert to construct net OF
evidence around Martin by
means of expert handwriting comparisons.
In comparison 10 the crowds which have
GIlcd Judge j. \. Ilowelrs courtroom for
tho past ten dA w, the audience today was
small Those who Bave been made the
victims OF the bl3CkInniIcTS were present.
but there were many vacant seats I'm the
room during both the morning and after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
RECEIVES THE NEWS
OF FATHERS DEATH

John Zimmerman, contractor and
painter of 323 Eighth East street, received
word Yesterday OF the death of his father,
John zimmerman, 50 years OF age, In
OIean, N Y, Thursday night Death
resulted from a complication of disorders
after an illness OF ten weeks. Three sons
eurvIye him, Mr.. Zimmerman OF this
city Philip Zimmerman OF PorterVille,
cal. and Henry Zimmerman OF olean,
N Y Mr. Zimmerman of this city re-
turned only few weeks ago from visit
tc the home Of his father.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Two DEGREES Granted.
enial TO The Tribune.

Special 10 lie lTlDbbcs
OGDEN. March 27.-Interlocuto de-
creas OF divorce were granted In the dis
trict court today to the plaintiffs In the
cases OF Bertha Peterson Critchlow
against Charles r Critchlow. and Ida
Cirandn Kercher against Earl kercher.
Mrs, CritchIow was permitted 10 resume
her maiden name, Bertha Peterson, and
Mrs. Kercher was granted the custody OF
a minor child. The defendants In ooth
cases were required TO pay the COSTS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Married by Justice Harper.

Samuel Ruben Of New York and Lena
Cohen of this city, were united in mar
riage by Justice OF the Peace Harry S.
1Iarper at his offices in the Judge build
ing yesterday afternoon. The license
was obtained by the young people on
March Il,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Parker to Speak to Glass.

On Sunday morning, March %, Elder
Aubrey Parker Will lecture before the
senior theological class OF the twentieth
ward SUNDAY school, on THE Science Of
Christi anitN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
ENGINEER RESISTS
STORAGE POND SUIT

c. T. Ullrich. assistant state engineer,
left yesterday for Parowan. Utah, where
he will testify in suit brought against
the state engineers Office 10 compel re-
instatcment of storage pond water
ning. The filing was made by an eastern
man named Ora yson. and the state engi-
neer denied the petition. on the ground
that tho required amount OF work had
not been done by the applicant.
Dancing tonight. Majestic pavilion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Only One "BRoMo' oUININE''

To get the genuine, call for full name,
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, Look
for signature of f. w. GROVE. Cures
a Cold in One Day, Csc.
(Advertsement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-28
Profit Sharing Prices

CUT mS1I al II 70 Us-Now' <,
Withou, obligation N. SGsascfip| Ga
part, mail pictures es,s o"c being so.'
on ,,9n your OF pa proht "0i and dls'e''
soaring plan
Name ...,...' 49,
street and, No.
city ........''"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-08
ELDON STREETS
ARE BEING OILED

Eldon, Sept. 5.-The city officials are
feeling very grateful to the Rock
Island railroad over a donation of
about thirty barrels of crude oil, which
has been given by the company to be
used on the streets of Eldon.
Several blocks of the streets are be-
ing treated to coating of oil, the ex-
penses being borne by the business
men in front of whose place of bust
ness the oil is being put on. The
city > standing the expense of oiling
the, square at each street. intersection
where the oil is being put on.
The railroad company has a large
tank of this oil over at the round
house, which has become thick and
not. suited to the use of the company.
Mayor Burns took the matter up with
the officials of the road with the re-
suit that the oil was given to the city
on condition that the oil be taken out
and the tank cleaned by the city.
Which of course the city officials were
glad to do, as the oil answers all pur-
poses for the streets. .
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-08
IOWA CITY MANS
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE

Iowa City, Sept. 5.-Troubles crowd
ed thick and fast upon Major Ira J,
Alder, civil war veteran, extensive
property holder, and attorney of this
place yesterday. Major Alder who
was private secretary to Samuel j.
Kirkwood, Iowa's famous war COVER
nor from 1861 to 1863, was arrested
early in the morning upon complaint
of Dan w. Egbert, another aged resi-
dent, who says that the major threat
ened his life by pointing revolver at
him. Egbert demands that the major
be bound over to keep the peace. He
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Ewing and released after
furnishing $500 bond. The case will
come up for trial on Sept. "a. Alder
says that it was police whistle and
not gun which he had in his hand
when he pointed it at Egbert. A dis
pute over attorneys fees was the
foundation of the quarrel
In the afternoon Major Alder was
made defendant :, in suit for $4,000
additional alimony by his divorced
wife, Mrs. Julia Alder. The suit, in
volving as it does a great sum of
money, has aroused much interest
here. Mrs. Alder alleges that she is
in need of additional support, and that
the major is we'll able to pay the sum
demanded. The case will come up at
the September term Of court
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-09-08

on charge of having enticed 1S-year-
old Marie Johnson from her home
near Delaware, O., to Muscatine Tor
immoral purposes, will be returned 10
Ohio as soon as an officer can arrive
tor him Governor Cox of Ohio today
issued the requisition warrant and
Clark and the girl will be taken back
within a few days. Clark must stand
trial in federal court for alleged viola
ton of the Mann act.
The man and girl and>>the latter's
brother. lad of 16. who accompanied
them here from Ohio were arrested at
rooming house here where Clark
had engaged room for himself and
the girl. The Muscatine authorities
were asked to look out for the couple
by people living near Muscatine at
whose home they had stopped to buy
something to eat. The people viewed
with suspicion the affection of the el-
derby mans for the young girl and no.
tilted the sheriff.
The girls brother. who accompanied
the couple from home, told the au-
/; thorities he knew of improper rela-
! tons between his sister and Clark.
Clark denies the boys story Accord
ing to the boy, Clark worked at the
Johnson farm On July 81 while the
rest of the family were away, the trio
drove to Delaware and then took a
train to Columbus, Ohio From Col
! umbus they went to Chicago and from
Chicago to Muscatine where it IS said
! Clark at one time resided. Clark paid
all expenses, the boy said. At hotels
| in which they stopped the boy claims
they all registered under the name Of
J Smith.
Clark when arrested said his name
was Smith and that his home was in
Pueblo, Colo. search of the room
In which he and the girl were to stay
however, established his identity