Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-08-03 | Page 3 | Harmonica Tunes in Bunkhouse Lead to Fines in Court

HARMONICA TUNES IN BUNKHOUSE LEAD TO FINES IN COURT MIDVAMT,. Aug. The disputed ability abil-ity of i'hris "ordoia as a harmonica player led to the issuance of an asoault and battery charge against I'ets Anthony and Ceorge f'appss It was revealed when the esse came up for trial Wednesday before Judge William Waters. Anthony Is a watrhman at the local plant of the American Smelting, Refining tt mining min-ing company and the other two participants partici-pants in the legal conflict are employes, at the smelter. All live In the company rooming and boarding house near the plant. According to facta upon which the complaint was leaned, C'onlosls who lay claim to no small amount of muslral talent to play the harmonics. Insisted upon demonstrating his art while thr occupants of the boarding house desired to sleep. Kfforts to defer the dally concerts until night shift men had sclept ; were unavailing and finally threat a of physical harm were resorted to. according accord-ing to" the complaint. ordoaia appealed to the smelter ofllcinla and It waa while returning home from mn king the complaint com-plaint that he claims Anthony and Pap-pas Pap-pas s Hacked him. Counsel for the defendants announced the case would le appealed when the court fined the defendants each $?5.