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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
GIVES CREDIT To THE
COMPANY OFFICIALS
Manford Savage Talks of the
Recent Action of the
-. Bell Telephone.


CHICAGO, ian. l4-Thc most Impor-
tant event that has occurred In the tele
phone business according 10 Manford Saw
age president OF the National Tndcpendcnt
Telephone association. was the recent de-
c,sioIi OF tIe american Telephone &: Tel
With the wishes OF tho dcnn rtn,enf of ms.
tice, the connection bstween ibc WrsI-
ern Union company and tho telephone sys-
tenn. -
In his address to the annual conveptlop
OF the association. Mr. savage declared
that the independent telephone men had
now lls Lopnor,Snlty TO establish their
independent footing II they would unite on
"a pan OF ACTON II was tho sense of
/ ihc independents that local cxcbanrns orJ
| hort-long distance lines should he o,ynnJ
y local companies, he said oud tbnt ,ba
| 9untry-side long distance lines sbouiJ
y common carrier available 10 ali
EMciliatory attitude on tho Dart ~ tbo
dependents was recommended bv NJ
SSfage. ~ "''
hll unprejudIced men Will Give crod;t J"
| irre paid. TO the oiHdlals OF the Amcrir1n
lF,phone d Telegraph company for tboir
az, aJJ.An agreeing with The attorney general
mlI'Dut untucnly speculation as To what
ma$have been the cause OF thar ,rtin,,
II lrccommena a committee 10 cop,a-
Win lhe owners. of the long distance iines
70 wGli out n plan Of operation ana iI,at
'nls nan be submitted TO Inc atiornci.
genera. II may be well thai tiis nj.
DC putin the form, OF a bin Which conprnss
may ~ asked TO enact giving tic inter
state Cpnmercc commission poyer In on
lOrce tIe plan agreed on, "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
AGREE UPON TERMS
OF THE MILITIA BILL
Adjutant Generals Confer With Sccre-
tary OF War; Measure VIII Be
Laid Before tie President.

WASHINGTON. Jan. r4,--se,rot tar>
Garrison and adjutant generals renrc
sseentIng, the National Guard orpaniza
tions OF morcthan thirty states agreed
today upon I've terms Of the proSoscd
militia pay BIZ, under which the fed.
eral govcrnme1 would provide nav fo,
sl3tlamen, wlb in turn would enlist
csn federal resrvists'' subject TO tho
ns, El OF the PRESIDENT TO duty either
'Snln the Unitsl States or abroad
is proposed that the militia hill
SF'a provide manual appropriation
be "ss2oo,9o9. Otthis Si,o06OO0 would
mancnp cApehded fn cncampment and
hnrnner htuanouver purpose, SS,OO0.0O is for
rne rman service pay, and $2,j0O,000 for
Wht Soht and equbment.
&C LLa0ary Garrison will lay dra II
VI 'no measure bebre President VII.
SoI WIN an explanation of what thc
tuo uuoid a. geyernment hay expect in re.
ba tha s aoi .he money appropriated. II
.ne president gives hi indoTsem nom +ho
piil VIII 20 before coigress as an 3D..
lhlnistratlon measure.
The committee which fo,roa
PPriiao,S,y PriaoJ;oyr essrrlson tody consisted Of
Brieadier General Nhrtin. TorD .,
n.n?ao'gs uenernl Stewart. Pennsyl.
yTania; Brlgadier- Genera. Sadlor o Wo,r
Jersey, ana Bugadcr GmcraI yonn',
ill1nols. briSh@er Gendal Crowdesr
Judge advocate. general ,f tho o ouei
and Brigadier General MlJs cbics a'u,, =,
the division of militia ;tIairs tvo,a VI
present. "'' "We
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
WEBER COUNTY IN LINE,
special Levy to Be Made for Panama.
Pacific Exposition In 1915.
Special to The Trlhnnn-

SpNNih' w ne tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 14.-The assurance that
weber county will contribute 10 the fund
Tor erecting building and maintaining
a Utah exhibit al the Pana ma Pacific ex-
position at san Francisco in 1915 was
6iVen To j. A. Critchlow OF the state com
mission and III. NJ. Rowe former presi-
dent den, of the Weber club. by the board OF
WEBER county commissioners today. The
commissioners declared that a levy OF
Two tenths OF one mill would be made for
ialr exhibition purposes
rms levy, which cannot be made be-
lore next July. Will net about $4,000 The
COMMISSIONERS explained TO Messrs
Sr1tchloW and Rowe that out OF this
iund VIII be paid the expenses of the
last county exhibit at the state fair.
amounting To about s40O. and that money
WI also be provided for the fund for this
years exhibits. There Will be eDourI,
available, however, TO contribute liberaiiy
10 ihe state 1und for tho San Francisco
ers. o''''ii9ioii-
Mr Crltchlow explained to the hoard
tHdl afchitecls are now drawing pla ne
Tor the Utah state building and that IL is
necessary 10 know approximately how
much money will be available
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
MARCHERS WILL HAVE
TO WORK If THEY FAT

PORTLAND Ore, Ia, IA -,
aoouts of some Of ,he n,ny,,,io,io Mheie. e.
narcners tMa who left Salta yesterSaY Vii ~
AIbany as their next obkctiye nMH, VII, VIZ,
,,nar unkn9wn tonight alth@gh others G,I, arI nt
The srchers y3wns In9t h@ye tTiesio learn them
sions. t"rel diVi-
one division OF forty n., .r,;,,,, -,
lndependence, In Polk couMy. tbie 20 ,1, a.
noon out were forced by hn "a = @ seI- :
hae tnere 10 10 move M on and they hSe not gncs
The second band OF 100 nw,hors
are ell route to Salem vi, wast slIo so
citIes. arrived at Yamhll tonss and ",e ne
quartered there IN church. rte ~ Ne 9
mas not been heard from. ''e ti''rd
Inc police of both Salem anAIba,l
as We'll a the sheriffs at th,~ r,i,'l! II !,
declared no more marcbers MI pIaceS,
lowed TO stop and that none wnbe AZ
Wlthout working for what tneNNso Ieu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
FIVE minute CURE
If STOMACH lS BAD
"Pape's Diapepsin" is qSckest,
surest indigestion
cure known.

You don t want slow remedy when
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Pape.'s biapcpsin is noted for its
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It's millions of cures in indigestioo
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Keep this perfect stomach doctor i,
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then If anyone should eat something
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soon as Pape's Diapepsin comes in con
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Yes, Write Name and Address
But Twice in the Answer Book
mo Need to Sign More Than That, for Book Is
Well Bound

| Probably these participants are con.
used by the fact that il is necessary
20 sign name and address on each pic
ture and coupon, if You do not use an
Answer Book This must be done so
that the pictures and coupons may be
assembled If they fall apart during the
process, of checking. Think what a
mess OF pictures there would be If two
scts OF pictures and coupons should fall
apart and become mixed together with.
our the name and address of each con
IeStani on each coupon 1t would take
handwriting expert to assemble them
signed
So. if YOU do NOT submit vour
answers IN an Answer Book, Sign each
coupon you turn in. And you must
th n,nd me pictures together, or paste
them together at the tops. This keeps
!he pictures from becoming separated
IN the checking process sew the pic.
tnres together at the tops, if you wish.
choose ~"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
WOULD TRY MARTIN
CASE IN SALT LAKE
Attorney for Alleged Ogden
Blackmailer Plans Change
of Venue.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 1.-THE announcement
that he would take immediate steps to se-
cure a change OF venue from the WeneI
county division OF the Second district
court for the final. trial OF Joseph Henry
Martin, supposed leader of the Ogden
blackmaIlers. was made by Attorney Soren
4 x. Christensen Of Salt Lake, following his
first professional conference with the ac-
cused man this afternoon. Attorney
Christensen. following an arrangement
with j. f. Martin, the accused man
uncle. has taken full charge OF the case
succeeding Attorneys Joseph Chez and ~.
c. Gordon.
within the next few days. according to
Martins attorney. he will confer with
District Attorney John c. Davis and ~
y. Lcatherwood. the Salt Lake district
attorney, who viii assist In the prosecu-
ton. 10 ascertain whether they viii op-
pose the action for a change OF venue Az
torney Christensen asserted that he would
prefer TO try the case In the WEBER couii
ty courts but that he deemed 1T next TO
impossible 20 secure a jury. He would be
satisfied to try the case In the SAT- Lake
division or any other district court Wnich
might be agreed upon. Further he said:
Probably every man in Weber coun
ty has heard Of this case and a large
majority may have formed an opinion.
The fact that they have read OF the
case IN tho newspapers does uol us
qualify them TO act as Jurors, but II
they expressed an opinion one way or
another after reading the newspapers
then they would be disqualified TO act.
Personally would be perfectly sat
isfied to try the case here III Ogden.
but YOU can easily realize the expense
OF examining several hundred men or
even several thousand before securing
a fair and unprejudiced jury II would
be comparatively easy TO secure jury
in Sait Lake City because compare
lively few people living there are fa
nniliar with the details OF the case
and doubtless many have not heard
OF X.
II can reach az agreement with
the prosecuting attorneys | Will move
within the next few days for change
OF venue. Before reaching final
agreement as TO where the case should /
be tried ] would. OF course. talk 90
some OF the residents, tho postmaster.
for instance. of the district TO ascer
tain TO what extent the case had been
discussed.
The Salt Lake attorney said that he |
bad not yet considered In detail any par
ocular line OF defense for the alleged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
TWO MOVING PICTURE
ACTORS SENTENCED

RIVERSIDE. Cal, Jan. 1a-srn
Judge Densmore sentenced tndor -HSa' io'
as Green to be hanged at San 0nnn.
tln on Friday, April 3, and Paul Case
20 serve llfe imprisonment in that ncn-
ltentlary They are the two moY;n .,
picture actors convicted OF havingS
ro9oed the Palo Verde bank at BlvtbS
Cal, on December 1918, obfaininn
nearly Ty $4,000 and killing the cashieE
William Bowies. 'hie'
blame for the murder. oI
In their l.,al thev told of their yoIoe
m m hlm holdups and how they pianncd
the noldup, thinking that it must bo
easy IN real life. '' 'o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
PARKER HEADS GAMERS.
Ogden Man Succeeds J. G. M. Barnes az
President Of Association.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 1h-The annual meet
ing OF the Utah Gamers association
held in this city today. resulted in the
election OF w. j. Parker OF Ogden as
president OF the association to succeed
j. @. NJ. Barnes OF Kaysville. James
Anderson OF Morgan was elected vice
president and III. l.. Harrington of Og
den was reelected secretary and treas
urer.
The three directors chosen to serve
on the board with the officers named
are Gage Rodman and Joseph j.. Wright
OF or ogden and Richard s1ringham OF
woods Cross The meeting, which was
attended by nearly every Gamer of the
state. was held in the Weber club this
afternoon. following which there was a
banquet this evening
IL was determined today that at least
fourteen Utah Gamers Will attend the
annual convention of the National Can
ners association at Baltimore early in
February. The trip, which Will be made
IN special car over the Union Pacific
and the New York Central lines, VIII
include brief visits in Chicago, Phila-
deiphia. Washington. 81. Louis, Kansas
Ci,y and Denver. In, addition to the
ton VIII attend meetings OF the Canned
Goods and Dried Fruit Brokers' associa-
lion and the Canning Machinery and
supplies association both OF which Will
be held in Baltimore.
Those who have already signiied their
OF attending the national CON
vention are ]. G NJ. Barnes OF Kays-
vile, John l.. Pierce OF Brigham City.
LoGien Ray and e. II. Callahan of Salt
Lake, Richard Stringham OF Woods
Cross. j. ID. Hopkins oil st. Anthony, Ida
no. William Craig, W. j. Parker. H. c..
Adams. Gage Rodman. A. l.. Brewer. h
l. Harrington and w. H. Williams OF
Ogden.
The consummation OF an Important
canning factory deal was announced at
the meeting. today in the closing OF ne
Parker interests of the factory which
mas been operated by the A l.. Brewer
interests at Plain City and West Weber.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
COLD WEATHER CAWFs
MANY DEATHS IN PMS

PARIS Jan. H.-Seyera1 do,j,M /
occurred in Paris because OF tho %e |
weather and there is much snCYSucl
among the poor The temnoraS !
cropped to % degrees Fahrenheit tonisT
tne lowest OF the year. A piercing, ,Ss
prevails, with occasional grrries nS w
Ihe ,prefect of Paris is arranrinr,
place large fires in the streets Tor IA,
non nomeiess and is distributing food ar'
~ ,Ivi 10 me needy. In the south condi
norm, Snow has fallen contimIousiv r.
shlrty1SiN hours and Is still falling n
Marseille causing the suspension7 . .
rain aTainc. Work along the water front i
Utmost at standstil Many tnwns &
the country are cut off from comrn,,ni
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Says Wife Deserted Him.

OGDEN, Jan. 1.-two divorce COM
plants were filed In the district court TO-
day. Albert Il. Greenwen has instituted
proceedings for divorce from Thoda NJ.
GTeenwell. alleging desertion. Tie par
Ties were married on December 30. 1908.
and six months later. according 10 tie
complaint, the wife had deserted her bus
band,
Charging habitual drunkenness and
cruelty, Levina NJ Nash mas brought
suit for divorce from John W. Nash
They were married in Logan on April 90
1892 Mrs. Nash petitions tho court !or
custody OF sis minor children and g35
per month alimony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Mccullough Funeral Friday.
NJ ninl fn 1>he rn,.Il,,,,,,

OGDEN, Jan. 14.-The funeral services
for John Carterite Mccullough, who died
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. w. III.
Childs. In iarrisville, last night. will he
held in the home at II O'Clock FRIDAY
morning, with Bishop r. r. Brown In
charge. The intermcnt will be made in
Ogden City cemetery.
MT. McCuuough was born In Soford.
England. March II, 1929, and came to
Utah In 1872. Hc is survived by the fol-
lowing sons and daughters: William Me
CuUoush. Ogden; Thomas, Charles. Robert
ana John Mccullough, Jr.. Rigby, Idaho:
Henry Mccullough. HarrisviIie: Mrs
Margaret Allen. Rigby. Idaho; Mrs. Eliza
beth Trowhridge. Idaho Falls and Mrs.
ChildS OF UarrisYille
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
OGDEN CAN SEND SIX.
Meeting OF Utah Development League in
Logan Receives Official Attention.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan 14.-Notice Of the annual
meeting OF the Utah Development lea que
TO be held in Logan on Friday and Satur-
day. January 80 10 81. was brought 10
the official attention OF the Weber club
officers today In the form Of a letter
from Will G. Farrell secretary OF the
league, TO Secretary I. l.. Reynolds Of
the club. The letter announced that Og-
den IL entitled to six delegates at the
convention, and the league officials ex-
press the hope that the full quota will
be present.
dent of the league and +. NJ briggs also
OF this city, is director. IL is proba-
bic that they, together with Secretary
J. d. Larson OF the ogden Publicity bu
reau Will represent Ogden at the meet
ing. Secretary Larson is on the pro-
gramme for an address
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
TALKS OF MEXICO.
superintendent OF Ogden Schools Lectures
to Students OF Weber Academy.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Jan. 14.-The varied fortunes
OF the unhappy and blood-drenched re-
public from the day that Mexico City
was founded on q point OF rock in the
middle of lake Down 10 the sansuinary
struggle of today were depicted in brief
word pictures by Superintendent John NJ.
Mills In a lecture at tie Weber academy
this morning on THE Rise and Progress
Of Mexico"
The Ogden educator was the principal
speaker at the weekly special meeting
held by ths student body OF the academy
The programme also included two
choruses by the academy choir and a
solo by Mrs. David r.. Foulger In sum
ming up the conditions In Mexico, Su
perintendent Mills expressed the belief
that peace and order Will not come again
to the southern republic until govern
ment has been established which will he
as rigid and uncompromising as that OF
Porf1rio piaz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Court Reserves Decision.
Special TO The Tribune

'7I7SNIdI 10 nc ITIDUNe.
OGDEN, Jan. 1.-THE matter was
taken under advlsement by Judge w. II.
Reeder this morning when five Creeks.
arrested In a police raid on a supposed
coffee house, pleaded guilty to cha rpes
OF gambling or conducting a gnnIhlinS
mouse Peter Colas, the proprietor. was
the only one charged with CONDUCTING a
gambling house Lack of numbers on the
parI OF the police officers making the
raid is given as an excuse for not so 81
ering IN a greater number of Greeks Tor
II was declared that the officers after
lorclne rear door, found twenty Ave
men at the tables. "'e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Andrew Hanson Dead
eciaI 10 The Tribune.

SpeciaI 70 The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 1z.--Followins brlef i'll
ness, OF pneumonia John Andrew Hanson
aged b. years. died at his home. 9GS Sew,
enth street. last night He was born in
sweden June 26. lS47. and had resided IN
ogden since 1891. He ls survived by The
widow, two sisters In Sweden and two
dauShters, Mrs. Mary \. Nordquist and
Sophla g. Soderourg. both residing in
ogden The funeral arrangements 6aye
not been made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Much Timber Available
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN, Jan. 14.-That the largest
Engelmann spruce trees in the entire
bourth district or the national forest
service are TO be found on the west slope
OF the Teton range in the Palisade M :
lonal forest is the belief of Supervisor
f. j, Ryder, who IS making his annual
visit 10 the Ogden headquarters. some
or the trees measure five feet In dia
ter. and Supervisor Ryder estimates thot ;
there are 75000,000 feet of spruce on
the Darby and Trail creeks trjbutarv n
the saWmills. w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Benefit for Lopez Victims.
Special TO The Tribune

OGDEN. Jan. i4.-IIaving been soI.a,o,
TO take charge OF the Ogden end re tSa
arrangements, Sheriff r a. DeVins bas
received a supply OF tickets for the bnnI
eft dance 10 be given in Salt Lake on
January 23 for the benefit of the fan,i
lies Of the men who Lost their Iivna g.,
The Lopez hunt. Sheriff DeVine viii
place the tickets on sale al tbe H..
stores In this city. Efforts are being ma1e
20 make me oenent state wide affair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15

!, Weral pcture game participants
:" lnqmrel whether or NOT tbcv
s'Sn sheir names and addresses
~ u page 9f the Answer Book
~ ihly mo- Sign only twice. ON
and spaces deserved for your name
which,n 10 not sign the pages on
not ne ~ make your answers, It ;s
IL V"'y' and there is no room for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Margaret Price Dead.
Special 10 The Tribune

OGDEN. Jan. 14.-Mrs Ma re,ar..
Price. wife OF William Price, died nj
Provo early this morning, accordlne 70
r message received by relatives ;lere TO.
ohy' oIy Inc BODY will be brought TO this
VINO was born in Ireland In 1912. had re-
sided I'm Ogden for twenty four wears.
She is survived by the husband and the
Ioiio"ing sons and daughters: John c..
AZ OF Ogden; David Price. Salt Lake.
Mrs. jeanette Farley, Elizabeth A. Mar,
Garet and Maria Price, all of Ogden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
heaa This Announcement-IT IS
IMPORTANT!

% me greet dates governing The
i'i1Ihel Booklovers' Contest follow.
,,HtNOtRT 26-F|irst day for sub
H"hltlns Jour answers
oANotHY 3t-Last day for sub
. miitinS bur answers.
nes5 lates supersedc others an
tou,leeo lcFiously. The extension IS
"ue 10 eSe distant contestants DIan-
.. tlr1ato provide themselves with
answer Bpks, etc. VIZ"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Claim Turned Down.
Special TO The Tribune

HVtCIeI 10 lie TrfDune,
OGDEN. Jan. 4.-Believing that due
diligence was exercised by the civ cn.
ployees City Attorney Valentine Gideon
sioners today on the claim of Mis- MI =
Spalding for sl0.500 damages for ino M
juries alleged To have been received r.hnn
she stepped into a sewer trench ON
Twenty-fifth street The accIdert
CURED on November D. 1913 as ,Sa ,,.,,,'''
was crossing the street to her boa liz, .,
mouse. The commissioners accented tbe
report and disallowed the ciaino ~ '"s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Postal Receints Grnw
Special to The tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. IA net gain of s6I02 is
shownA the business conducted al The
Ogden postoffice during the wear J9I2 as
compared with the previous twelve
months. according TO the ANNA, r,nar
ciai report which has just been Completed
by Assistant Postmaster Rufus Garner
The money order business for orders is-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Directors Are Chosen

OGDEN, Jan. 14.-The following direc-
tors have been elected 10 the board of
the Ogden Fn-uitgrowers' assocIat ton for
me me year 1914: &. f. Tbinnes. A. p.
6iSeiow' +. r Ritter. NJ r. Jacobs
Charles Craighbaum. Joseph Riric and p
A. DIX Manager F.. s. Hall has nre-
dicted another prosperous season for thc
Weber county frutgrowers for 1911.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
CUTS DOWN EXPENSES
Ogden Police Department Cost s.. +,
1918 Than Year Before.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan 14.-With a total
penditure Of S34,S79,79 for the year. ssi
b91.ll was expended for the opera ton 81
the Ogden police department during is,S
according TO the annual report OF Chiat
of Police w. i Norton which was 70.
ceiVed by the city commissioners today
The remaining S8lS6.6S was expended for
operation was reduced s4l07.i2 during
1919 as compared with The previous year.
Chief Norton's report shows that 1870
arrests were made during the year Th,
cIassificauon OF the arrests includes So
for drunkenness, 191 for disturbing tn,
peace. l91 for vagrancy. 0 for burglary
for forgery and Al for miscelIaneou.
crimes. Free lodging was furnished tC
$40 persons. The total value Of the prop.
e1ty stolen was SZ4,I3l S. OF which sli.
i2oS6 worth was recovered, according {,
the report.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
REST AND HEALTH TO MoTR AND CHIN

MSs. WINsLow's soorEiMsYRUr has b..,
- nsSd i9r over SIXTY YEARsF MILLIONS ~
IEETHING, with PERFB SUCCESS =
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFcNS tic Cir,,'
Al.iAfS all PAIN; CUREStND Coz .Ic ana
,he best remedy for DIAEaQ:a. II IS az
'intely harmless. BE sure es ask for M
Uslowss Soothing Syrup,apd take no othrr
ntv-hve cents n hnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15

sued and d paid at the local office totaed
year were s95. 396.9e. MAXIM ,hn to ,n,.i ,',J
business for the twelve months IN ox.nss
of Si;0oo.0o0 when the remitta nrar ron,
other offices are included. N'"'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-15
Granted License TO Wed.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. i4.-Marriage licenses
were granted Today 10 Joseph r. Kar-
bush OF Thatcher, BoXelder county, and
Lena Miller OF Penrose. BoXelder county