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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
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bsitsbaus unb $1,000 duferlegen mir.
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gesen Clara Carlisle, lpesen @ers
ibpenbung uno 9erlafens; Gberstt
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lung; Rofe ShinstD gegen grnit
Sdinstp, pesen Ri9tperiorgung.
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bunsstlase bon Gbparb q. gBeis cine
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oaB lie ibren Wtann psrluFen babe.
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1908 auf Qlimente Oerilaet unb Oas
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auf sesenieitiges llebsrsintommsH &c.
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plGce auf Wt. atams bat seitern ges
gen ibre StdpGserin uno jeBise @ats
tin ibres gef9iebsnen Mdunes, ssrau
glnna Rpan 5islsr aus ct. 9ouis,
eine Sldge aHf $4,000 S6abenerias
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damn a6ipeHbig sema9t baben Ipa.
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faat in ttrer &lnge, lie babe iib am
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Sobn 5isler bermGblt uno Ia Sabre
lang batten iie in Rube unb srieben
matchmaker aeIe6t. Da babe ibre
S9pdgsrin, bic 5rau ibres grubers
uno ibre jeBige Ra9folserin als @bes
aattin. angefaneen. iie BEL ibrem
Wtonn Su perleumoen unp oieIeu aes
gen lie uufSubeben. Das Iei ibr aud
selunsen. oenn ibr Wtann bdtte Iie
1902 perlaHen uno lei mad Gbicago
reip. ct. aouis segansen. 9reimaI
bdbe er lie in ben bieIigen @eri9ten
duf Steibune pertlast unS SreimdI
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ipurbe er CUR 4Iimenten5abluns pers
urtbeilt. I'll babe er lie in ct. aouis
pettlast uno ibm iei bort am 2s. Mai
1912 bic S9eicuus betpiIlist iporben.
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mdhlt. S5ral 5isler go. / srtldrt.
s}rau Gisltr 30. 2 babe all bieie
S4eibunsstlagen angsitiftst unb az
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
ams Sea WeriHtsbDfen

Sin SurDprp5eB 6at ieinen Saten. -
Bier neue S6eiounsstlaeen. =
@erlunst psgsn 2lbipenItisnadung
bes @atten $4,000. = Heceiper
fir cine 9Olo6anoIung. - artmi=
nalseri4tli6es.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

@affc in bieicm annpfe. Die $50.
denifriit lit fein aui @eipinn ab0ie.
!enSes llnternebmen, ionoern ein ct.
tpaiger lleberiduB ioQ 0em Rotbel
areu3 81 Cute fommen.
Sofaftungspoa
8. We5ger,
&aiierli4 Geatiher aoniul.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
Anfrnf!
Deutiden nmb CsIterr. -1tmsari.
iAen &ilfsseisliAaft.
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ben i'm alien gaterlanb.
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Gerbarb @aeliemaun 80 ienbeu.

Il c.
Das bsutfde Bolt. bag felt faf
sinem balben ssabrbunbert trob idnc.
rtr probofation ben Griebeu aufredl
erbclten hat. III plOblid bon allen
Seiten ansesrifftn - bon md6tiger
@0ltern. bic bic 9eutfdsn baiIsn uni
neibif6 iinb auf ben oeutfden auf.
lfapuns, auf Dtuti9lanbs Wa9t uni
sJuouftrie. gai6t Seutidlanb nar
Der Qnareifer. obtpObl cine Situutiou
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srsifer basuitsben. Gs 1T ablurb an
3unehmen. bab bas intellisente uni
porbtr allss erfpdsenbs D.utidIanb ss
abfi6tIi6 unb tolltiibn ristirsn mir.
&c. bic bart erporbsneu 'frii6t. isiner
Decentralization Qualification unb iei'
nsr mGaiissn SnbuItri. lei4tiinnig
aus Sptel Az teBeri.
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fsine yrsibsit, 9eutidlanb idmpft
fit ieins 3ipiliiutiOn unb Griit.n3.
Rur bag b0aft, gsisB Der Sslbiters
baltuna bat Deutfdlanb bas Sdperi
In Die 6anb aebriidt.
ssn bisisr fir bas bsutide Batter
lamb 10 fffperen 3ett miiffsu ale,
bic beutitss But in ibrsn Qbsrn ia
Zen. Deutf6lano .inia sur Settle fie.
Ten, unb i'm anidluB on ben 4ufruf
Res Seutf6 ameritaniiten 9satio.
naIbunbes fat iid in inierer Staot
Die ,1entihe uno Ceiterreitl.1ln.
sariihe Silisseielidaft" ssbilbet,
I'M eirle SaiImIung 5iir 9inocruns
Der Rriessleiben uno S6mcrsen
5u oerauitaIten. Die geiammeIten
0eIber werocn benz Geutih.@meri.
tauiiden gatioualbuno oiir Yeriii.
girng geiteIt uno bon bieiem i'm
Si.niie Der ulenidlidtsit perp.nb.t
iDsrbsH fir bic Wittpen unb Waii.n
rnS aur 2inberuna bss Notbftanb.s.
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beutfde aidtiatsit unb beutf4e
aultur lieb unb ipertb finb, ridt.H
mir bic brinssnoe gitte. na4 arGften
sl bisfsm ,blen 3ipede beiauftsusrn.
mir ipoIlsn unb miiE,n 9sutids
lamb in biei.r Stanbe Der gsfabr ssi.
gen. Sab aud bier In biefem freien
2anbe bic S0hne unb s5r.unSs
9sutihlanbs bersit iinb. ibre pfltht
iInb G6ulbistsit au ibuu, als DaHt
fir bic i'm Dat.rlanbe ssnoHene CT.
sisbuns. aIs Gont fir beutids Sb.al.
unb beutfde aultur unb als Dan.
fir bic gerbisnife, bic fi3 bic 9eut.
fhsn fur bic Greibsit unb unabbdns
sistsit Der 9srsinisten Giaaten. fit
ibreu ipirthidafsliden unS iuIturelIsn
auffhtpuna sriporben baben.
Die fxbren Worte bon 1913
Sob aab id fir giien."
bic Die 2oiuns fir Die SpfersuiIlis.
felt ,tnierer Rcter iparen, iollten in
5ieier SdidiaIsitunbe TeirtidIanos
bon uno gan, bic unirisen iueraen.
G,sIbcr uno Gbeds iinb on nniern
Gdatmeifter Srrrn 1erbarb !SusIie.
mann, e/o goltsblatt, eiH5nieuScn.
lleber bic eiHseIaiiienen @eIoer
ipirb in ben spaIten Der Seuti6en
3eitlrHecn ieheH Sonntas qu!ttirt
iperoen.
Die Sentide uno csitrrr. ..ltnsariids
SilisseieaiAaft:
Tr. sI. sapaemeper, BrGiioert
Sobn ~. aammeroL gi3cprdi.
Sans Saupt. Sefretdr.
@erbaro SueIiemann. s6asm.
cSofn Stluoab
Sac. 5. stiidert
Or. q. u. ancd seeiiiser.
GriSa G1GeIte
@iitap Clemens
Nonnuaeflnoru
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
sntidje unS csiterr. ..ltnsariid.
SilisgeieaiAaft:

Tr. ". shpaemeper, BrGii0ert
SobH ". aammernL gi3cprdi,
Sans Saupt. Sefretdr.
@erbaro SueIieuiann. S6asm.
Sobn Stuaab
Sac. 5. Riidert
Or. q. u. anodb @eiiiser.
fSriSa GageIte
@uitnp Clemens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18
IS YEAR. OLD SON
Of RICH MAN IS
HELD FOR CRIME
Malcolm Clifford Is Accused Of
derag Chauffeur Rob-
biae Body and Throwing Il
Into a Ditch

~r s1atfsa tanansl trtcitt tfssfo alsfl
AlHuN 81 81 April lt MalcoHA
clifford d.. lg-yoar.old SON 90 e
uelfht manufacturer ~ hudson. s.
leughi & in mH hers ,halgsl
vim tHe muulsl 70 i'nrk } Cluic 3
chauffeur
CHUTE uas shut 81 death ora Auru j.
tats hl. drNue u Huiacnua
mm r. TrH fram hero Tine paa--
SCR hat CIme lu ihe 4ek b He
hrd uhhrJ bum. Threw h' hoas loose
dJtrH 500 aFd Tho 3urar kuown
tN have uoW spt otl.mt ud
Haht Fedora mt
ou that niahG Gforl Nho hHd
h.u expelled from private school
"a month h,iasr. hut uetsr had gone
huu and had 1904 notified bib paru
90 DOS dismissal ltn ine haHsc 81 =
nleud perrieb Bomda#u 300 Tr@.
a.tlusihiN tu attend UluOr. lIe VAS
fHed n dress HIt aHl n.et
raat tnj u Nsht Fedora hat TO- .-.a 90
Hul Iustrad ol salug IS tho dance m
MraIately ho disappeared
several hours laiel clifford H-
prfod at thc dance Witness, h.lur
lA0 siul ius to-day HI m atrH
u salrd fho neXt MORNING WAS
uuhtl testified. ho nui h.a otsrooH
In 0uo sutrtsc hl h.t m aHa.h,l
borrowed eap AND i,lt il huW
lt.eenfH property h,I.nfIHe t.
tlHiu #ar found uHder m cat. ~ th.
h.e-r hhst clifford slulr0I u th
frht 81 tbp killlus
arueute alpnheHl.4 Clifford
chatham. Mas. hsi THt.iIt
Ho vas nrought hcfo aua "a a,,a-
..n .tpI secret c.u IIam hIs
GENTS H iadas
If faur= father W e.n.a.i htrs
tmlsh-
The ba hears good r.paluau u
UHH-en 20 fec,ni teag= ht So. been
.uas 10 scbeol Ha refused o.. uab
iuk statement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18
= e. MILLS ESTATE
APPRAISED At S36,227,39l

Ntn Afa AHrI is fhe estate ~
DARIUS 0ea,n MNs wha aicd a.
NHhae CALIFORNIA;. 1aneau 9. lsle
been appraised Cd st6.4-7.as5.
Has made ka.wa toaag The pes-
aal a Is .f Mr Muls was $ei-
faal aH# re4l estate &4-Na. aor
ur ta.is after deductions Cor
expense nI omm Stems amaunls
la Sa.eta.s8o.
1hr laa, 81 the ,state s. divided
a4i.f heiutan MHh daughter
SIZES lasaAeih Rela widow Of white.
Hs.1. ANA 3he teaataE sons Qs.
,a Ma's The saare ~ each IS sis-
8ol
he public hraueas 6 Dir stills
umHrg io sna.o.a are rs follows
lnhe, hospital san Fmne.soe
slHe.Naa Metropolitan Museum a.
fobeH0 American Museum az
NH ul History. 100000 Home fs
io aaales. &t96aea Ncu York.
HetHn--al Hararre aa.ana. Am-r. -a
saphieal ssav.y. f.t.eVe una
Anrflcsn National god CrpFs f-z hae
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18
~1rEI ToRn~
BN REBELS NJ VIZ MuNTTnE i

brow asUlp, TtN. April Three
rebel Victories n th, tampasa ainst
Nnntrv Ng auuaune - constitute
ueult .e i1uariers tonight al
lauero tarU-fiSc miles southeast
If Monterf Gen TcaaoIo ralloada
reported tha- he one taea-emeui hz
command haH routed q federal force
= $4,000 which sustained loss 90
geo kiled and 500 wounded ana .ais
psrsed
o. Nas said the rebels lost ffe affi-
fr 4nd thirty e0iaierS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18

q have Ircady received your YER
aai mesage 81 regret that this event
aahpen,d and your statement that t
Wss committed by an ignorant Off
,er
Tile te,uonsbiu9 for Tho hostile
aet cannot he avoided by the plea ot
IGNORANCE
~tn ysv Il The publicity az thls 0c-
clrrence , must require thar YOU
ssrl ' Suitable members ~ your
satt Formal Eieappreval ana apoiee
far tha az topother with your assur-
snae thaJ l8e effieer Responsible for
* via receive severe punishment
A'so tht y0u rlhisb hoist the
hNea Sta.a ftag pa prominent pU
auun lsh. re erd .aiefe ID With TWEEN
tt-one ru Thc smc Wlu Dc rc-
tunca hy h- hIp
"Nrrr answer Orb this coumuu.ra-
ton shaal1 fnleb 1870 and -he ealied-
fag ss.e he nul uIIhu auiy-fou-
hours um q .m ot fh.s date."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18

Tho nat department made p0bNc
tcdaN mcssage from admiral
Fiet hrr. obtaining Admiral Mayo
erglua dnnand for salate Go tho
Gas addressed Ga writing hs admiral
Mayo ,o he Mexican General cara
F6sl 90 Tmplfe on Apr.
Tile Communication was as ta.i0ws
fAl morning an officer aut squad
% men ID the Mexican military forces
srre,t,l ana marched through the
streets o. Iamlieo. q commissioned Oh
nacr of the UnHed states navy. tho
pa4maeel 81 the Dolphin together
With SEXES mrn composing the crew
of the whsfebtat Of the Dolphin AZ
,He time I'd thc arres tht officer and
men Concerned were tuarmed and en-
gagged n loading eases % gasoline
Nhi.h hal been purchased on shore
Fart az tle men were on shore, but
ul incmi'ns the man or men in the
boat Ntre forced % accompany
armed MeNican forces
% tio noe need e. zen you that TAX
ins men from i boat fpng .he United
States fas Is hostile act not 20 D.
txtuss.f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18
NENlCAN NEWSPAPERS
VERSION Or NEGOTIATIONS

Nfm crnz. AprA u Tho nrsl rrl.
er'Hr- % ne efua'lgn bereea the
nf#7 esfa NEW nrs4 fsss
s Sc arrest e hlaeis Bets geom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18

aalta-4 saa4 -, =. ~ f~'.- -
cause everybody feads lhe Joafnal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18

Representative Murdoch. progres-
slye leader in the house. dlsapproves
entirely ri returning salute Io the
Huprtl FORCES
"lf we retnrn salute % those
bandits said Dc. owe might as well
fire few gums 10 the memory of
Robin Hood. i,a suli 90 Jesse J3mcs
As 81 tho future course of the
American government towards Mex
fec, provided th apology is forth
coming from HHrl Cor the ramlico
Incident the genera impression Bon
congress Is tha Increased Vigilance is
t0 De mantHnsi Hna that many Of
the ear-hps nose speeding 10 MeN-
cu waters wih Ne held there beth
m lhe Atlantic and Pacific Rec1sHz-
ing Thar ftrc Sighting b to continue
within MaNcah bordcfs that further
insults 10 TIE Uuited states mos
arise 8t auy moment and that Oh,
Hucita eole rnment might collapse.
the pnli0f ~ the government BIZ is
Hid. NM be- t1 have Sufficient armed
fof..e .fHH'1Hfa Tor any emergency
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-18

Aftrf5.. fr..I#..I mon fh4 urrffL Ua
5l., 0nse.a.a.. .arlnlan ,npears 20 he
fbnt au the rr,t Discoveries. which
hive fs,a.at.aa4 medicine and
surgery dUrn. tr= mast gfa wears.
tsve rs4rlf.I a.-=.fI. fran exnsri-
al.ets ae tI..r. animals ANA could
n.,.. bf.r .t..Ir.f boz d., other way.
.rb.r. cam s.. b.. dammit bat that this
.A-..f. ........I and ..r....,.r-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-07
To PUSH PROBING
Of BLACKHAND WORK
Federal Grand Jury in Ogden
Continues Its Sessions
i'm Secret.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 6.--No further investiga-
tlon In connection with conditions at pub
lie institutions was made by the Weber
county grand jury today the members
assembling at 10 o'clock this morning and
remaining in secret session within the
grand jury rooms of the county building
during the day, County Attorney David
Jensen is acting as the legal adviser of
the jury until District Attorney John G,
Davis can complete some personal cases
on trial In the district court.
by tomorrow the district attorney will
be able to give his whole attention TO the
grand jury session and he Will urge nm
Immediate investigation of the black
mailing crimes. II is expected more than
score OF witnesses Will be called 10
testify before the grand jury regarding
the backmail atrocities. which extend
over a period OF three years. Information
has already been given TO the attorneys
which will result in the calling of sew
eral persons before the grand jury who
have hitherto not been connected in any
way with the pursuit of the blackmai-
ers.
During the deliberations 1t is expected
that the services Of outside attorneys
will be required. because of the fact that
the advice OF more than two public prose-
cutors Is generally solicited before n
grand jury returns indictments In grave
cas-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-07
W|NSLOM FARR IS
QUICKLY SUMMONED
Well-known Business Man,
Formerly of Ogden, Dies
in Idaho Falls.
Specisl 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 6,-Aithough he was IN
the best OF health when he left this city
last Friday. Winslow Farr, for many
wears a wcll-known resident Of Ogden,
dropped dead on the street at Idaho
Falls. Idaho. last night, according to a
telegram received by the members OF the
family here today. Information was re-
ceived by the L.arkin undertaking estab-
llshment during the day that the body
would arrive here at o'clock Wednes-
day morning,
Mr.. Farr who was proprietor Of the
City Feed store al Washington avenue
and Twenty second street for many
years, resided at 4SS Canyon road. About
six months ago he engaged in business
a t Idaho Falls. where two sons reside.
After bringing his family to Ogden for
the holidays, Mr., Farr returned To Idaho
last Friday.
In the messages received today, II was
stated that Mr., Farr had just left his
place of business last evening and walked
short distance down the street when
hc fell 10 the sidewalk and died almost
instantly. 1t is believed by the relatives
that death was due TO heart failure. Mr.
F'arr. who was for many years 4 bishops
counselor in the Seventh ward, was 90
years old and son OF the late Lorin
Farr.
The funeral arrangements will not be
announced until after the arrival OF the
body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-07
PRISONERS DlCTATORS.
Inmates OF Ogden City jail Submit
"Rules" TO Their Keeper
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 6.-Tae prisoners now
confined IN the Ogden City Jail have
the law concerning their own small do
elected a fun set OF court officials the
prisoners notified Desk Sergeant Walter
Wilson today that they had adopted the
following rules and regulations;
On entering the bastile you are re-
quired. as soon as possible; TO take
u bath. clean your clothes thorough
ly OF vermin and keep clean while in
The bastile,
GXpectorat ting on the floor is posi-
lively prohibited
Entering other prisoners cells
without their consent is forbidden
and will he punished by fine of phys
ical chaStisemenu.
All fines Will be used 10 purchase
tobacco. sugar or any other neces-
sary articles OF food. which Will be
divided equally so far possible.
These rules are approved by the
officers of the bastllc and will be
strictly enforced.
The communication received by Desk
Sergeant Wilson was signed by J. Mar
Tin. Judge: John Jones, prosecuting at
torney; w, j. Hogan. sheriff. and VIII
ford T.. acker. clerk OF the court. There
vas also an amendment requiring all
noise in the Jail To cease at 10 p. IN.
The city jail at the present time is
filled TO overflowing, there being so many
prisoners that the officers arc often re-
quIred To refuse lodging TO unemployed
men who seek shelter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-07
FUNERAL NOTICES


ABBOTT-The funeral services for
James Albert Abbott. who died Janu-
uary 1. 1914. In his forty second year,
Will be held Wednesday afternoon, Janu-
airy I, at o'clock. at the Qualtrough-
Alcott funeral parlors, 5i4 South Main
street. Friends desiring to view the body
may call at the fnmily residence. 1893
West North Temple street. Wednesday
morning, between 10 and IL o'clock. In
terment will be In the City cemetery,
LACOMB-Funeral services for Melvin
LaComb. aged 81 years. VIII be held at
the Mldvale meeting house Thursday,
January s, 1914. under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen. In
termcnt in Midvale cemetery.
HUCKVALE-F'uneral services for Harry
Arthur Huckvale who died in this city:
January s, 1914, will be held at ODon-
nell e. Co.'S chapel today wednesday,
at 12 o'clock noon. Interment in Monte
fiore cemetery.
INDEN-The body OF Philip linden, who
died In this city, December 80, 1913. was
shipped from O'Donnell & Co.'S parlors
last evening to keokuk, Iowa, for inter-
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-07
DIED


KANE-In this city. January g. 1914
Michael Kane, aged SO years, at the
residence OF his daughter, Mrs, w. NJ
Griffith. a71 West Fourth South street
Remains are at the funeral parlors OF
Eber w. Hall, i64 South West Temple
street. where they are being prepared FOR
shipment TO his old home at Vermilion,
Utah. Funeral services will be held al
the Vermilon meeting house at II a m.
Friday. January o. Interment will be at
Aurora, Utah.
NEEDHAM-In this city. January 6.
1914 of pneumonia. Lorenzo Needham.
son OF John and Mary Ann Needham.
born May so. 1862 in New York. Funer-
al services Thursday at p. M, from the
funeral chapel OF Joseph William Taylor,
2l South West Temple street. Friends
are invited TO attend Interment in City
cemetery.
DINON--In this city. January 6. 1914, Mrs,
Louise Zcnger Dixon. aged 40 years Fu-
neral services will he held at the resi-
dence of DR., and Mrs. G., +. Pnkerton.
1859 Second avenue, al II a M, Thurs
day, January g. Interment in Mount
Calvary cemetery, Funeral services Will
be private.
HUBBARD--At S12 South Fifth East
street, January q. 1914 Melvin Con-
rad, son OF Charles and Jennie Hub
bard. aged years. Notice OF funeral
later
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Big Night for Moodmen.

Special 10 The TrIbune.
OGDEN, Jan. 5.-An important meeting
OF Weber camp No ~. Woodmen of the
World, has been planned for next Thurs
day evening, when the officers for the
present year will be installed. The meet
Ing Will also mark the discharge of the
special building committed the members
having completed their task of installing
the lodge In It's new quarters I'm Fra
ternity block. The committee Is COM
posed OF the board OF mana gers, together
with George Huss and William PiSgott.
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JUDGE FORCES DOOR.
Action of Ogden JurIst With Zeal for
Work Vexes Commission.

Work Vexes Commission.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. S.-Athough the affair
with County Assessor L. Il. Ma thews. who
is charged with failure TO do enough work,
is still fresh In the minds of the Weber
county commissioners, they threaten to
involve themselves in additional difficult
ties because Judge j. a. Howell forced
the lock Of door last night in his en-
deayor to extend his labors far into the
night.
Having not been informed of the COM
mssioners' proposed action in locking the
front doors Of the county building, Judge
Howell declared today that he considered
II a little unfair to securely fasten the
doors. lie expressed regret that the
breaking OF the glass had disturbed the
guards on duty In the sheriff's office
Judge Howell had no right TO forcibly
enter the courthouse and destroy proper
~ In doing So" said Commissioners Hunt
er this morning. after he had viewed the
damage TO the front doors. Had / or
some person other than Judge done such
a thing there would have been an arrest
and complaint filed"
Commissioner Hunter declared that the
doors were not locked with view to
keeping any person away from their work.
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NOTIFIED TO MOVE.
City Commission Serves Formal Papers
on Ogden School Board.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN Jan. 6.-An important step in
the controversy between the city COM
mssioners and the Ogden city board OF
education was taken today when Chief
OF Police w. J. Norton. al the request
OF City Attorney Valentine Gideon, served
hve-day notice on President Hyrum
Pingree requiring the educational body TO
Nacate its present quarters. The board
was still In possession of the rooms at the
time Of closing the Offices this evening.
The next legal step which will be taken
by the city commissioners. II the boar
OF education fails to move, according to
the city attorney viii be an action in
forcibe entry and unlawful detsiner At
torney Gideon states that In some in
stances the party lnstituting the action
takes forcible possession OF the premises
and offers the other side an opportunity
to regain possession by process OF law or
otherwise but lie contcmplates no such
action in this case
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

PI.ASTERERS WANTED IN SAN
Francisco, Local Plasterers' union No.
6G has walked out on all work in San
with the carpenters on framing and nail
Ing up stan work OH exposition build
ings. The Building Trades council
awarded this work to the carpenters. AS
a result OF the dispute the council las
formed new union, local No, 1, TO which
journeymcn plasterers answering this
advertisement Will be admitted. The
charter Is open for 30 days, at a fee of
$500. Plasterers must be willing 10 join
the new union. Plenty OF work for
competent Journeymcn: wages 81 per
day, eight hours work, Plasterers de-
string To come here to work. wire or
write date OF arrival TO w L. Hague,
secretary General Contractors assocla
lion, Ito Jessie street, San Francisco. or
san Francisco Building Trades council.
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