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Show THE WASATCH WAVE. HEBER CITY, UTAH FOR KINDERGARTEN HOLD UP A TRAIN; HOTEL ON A PHILIPPINE CHILDREN i f press Stopped the Ex Bight, but Missed THE UTAH v ' , '' V The receipts from the charitv ,, , ' , rM i V :I the Booty. t p- - ,r Explosive, Most Important Item In Train Robbers Equipment, 'Lay a Mils Away When Tims Cams to Blow Up the Safe. Homestake, Mont. Residents of jthls town are laughing over the discomfiture of three bold bandits, who, fter bolding up a train and preparing to dynamite the express car safe, discovered that the explosive bad been Jeft behind. Firing a few shots to convince the chuckling engineer and jfireuan that they were real brigands. Ideeplte tbelr poor memories, the men Code off Into the foreBts to hide their !lS shame. The train holdup Itself was of the tegular frontier order. The denote-gnen- t, y 1 && rf 'J . , however, proved the greatest farce ever enacted In that robber-fldde(J region of pioneer days. In the fall grass a mile and a half west of The manager of one of the big New York hotels, appreciating that no provision is made In such hostelries Homestake, the bandits had deposited $ialf a wagonload of paraphernalia for the children of guests, has established a completely equipped kindergarten and play room, prettily decorated Type of Locomotive That la Found Most Suitable for Use in the Islands. la ben no one was looking. There were and in charge of an expert torpedoes, masks and automatic but most Important of all, dyna- ART MARVELS FROM THE SEA FLED TRAIN ELECTRICITY TO STOP TRAINS BEFORE rlte. as they thought for Anal Ancient and Valuable Relice Removed Experiments Made In Bavaria Show action, the men awaited the arrival of the Idea to Be Perfectly From Sunken Ship Off Tunisian limited train on the Northern PaciTWENTY-FOUFeasible. CHASED DEER Coast. at fic. were the exploded Torpedoes Park avenue has usurped the honor MILES BY LOCOMOTIVE opportune time. When the engineer First Modern Apartment House of being the leading apartment street Paris. News haa been received of Experiments have recently been land fireman blithely skipped down the Built 43 Years Ago. of the city. It is only a few years an archaeological find of the greatest made on the Bavarian state railways locomotive step the robbers were there since builders of apartments gave-anwith a method of stopping railway interest At Madhla, on the Tunisian )to meet them and give orders. Withattention to the east side of the city. coast, five or six years ago some Evidently Fascinated by the Steel trains electrically. 'The system is reunwas car in a minute the express Rutherford Stuyvesant Got the Idea All their operations were along Broad- Greek sponge fishers noticed a strange Ralls, They Remained on the ferred to as one of wireless telegraph coupled from the rest of the train and Riverside West End and Other drive From and way, Paris Track Until One Had to Be mass Realty communication between a wire strung of a at lying depth wreckage with masked bandits aboard, the locoavenue. It Is only a few years since of 130 feet to the north of Madhla on the roof of the baggage car and any Owners Took It Up Bring Run Down. motive was run through the tunnel. the first apartment house was erect- lighthouse. Amid a jumble of timbers telegraph or telephone lines running Very High Rentals Now. Four hundred feet beyond the tunnel ed in Park avenue, yet most of the lay splendid marble columns, bronze The driver of a freight train In the along the track. Probably Induction tist chief 'exit, the highwayman on blocks either side of the avenue statuettes, a superb It now looks as If any person or d boys fig- Gatineau valley drove a pair of deer Is used rather than Hertzian waves New York. It might have been centhe engineer to stop. The orto Eighty-thirfrom ure and other treasures, which thef 24 miles In a little over an hour, hjs to convey the signal to the train. The persons who may succeed in causing years der was obeyed and the engineer turies Instead of forty-threare lined now with tall apart- succeeded in bringing to the surface. train moving at a fairly uniform rate apparatus operates either a bell or a the arrest and conviction of the black, turned to face his superior officer." since the first apartment house was street, which are said to be the best ments, it has now been ascertained that all that time, relates the Montreal light signal in the cal; of the locomo- mailers who have been operating at been saw 'In has be firebox bo this erected of the the great city, light By In the city. Though Park avenue Is the sunken ship was a vessel of about Star. At the end of the run, one of tive or It will operate directly on the Ogden, will receive rewards aggre. In the waa this the bandit improvement popular type considered the perplexed. 400 tons, 100 feet long and 25 feet the deer, which was very fat, colair brakes. The system calls for the gating 217,000. "Whats the matter, boss?" he of dwelling. Rutherford Stuyvesant, house avenue In leading apartment the city, rentals broad. She was laden with an ex- lapsed, and fell. The other stood Installation of a sending station at Mrs. Joseph R. Paine of Ogden was asked. Ignoring the Inquiry, the rob-- a member of the old Stuyvesant fam- there are not exorbitant in fact, traordinary, heterogeneous cargo, not at the big engine as frequent Intervals, so that If It be de- burned to death when a cloak which stupidly staring ily, was the first to Introduce the In new buildings may be only blocks of marble, but bases and It stopped, but when the men de- sired to stop a train because of some had been cleaned with gasoline caught apartment In this country. He bad apartments fit almost any purse. Six rooms capitals for columns, effigies, statues, scended to got were from It, jumped from the accident, this may be effected from fire. Her seen apartments in Paris. They daughter was and two baths can be had for 21.700 leaden piping, lamps, track and escaped. almost any point along the track. painfully burned In endeavoring to popular there with the best of peo- a year. Suites can be had even for furniture, tiles, etc. Among the fragments save her another. The deadly fascination of the steel Scientific American. ple. Besides, It Increased the ability less rent than this. From 21.700 rents amphorae, were found figures of a demigod and rails was of the owner to pay his tax bills and well exemplified on the George Shorten, city Banitary Ito Is which 210,000, a maiden and faun which correspond range gradually Women as Railway Servants. In the same section, other expenses. plains nspector, reports that to date the highest rental paid on the almost exactly with those upon what when A slgnalwoman has been employed more births have been recorded in The tax problem Interested Mr. about a pair of Scotch Stag hounds This rent is obtained in the la known as the Borghese vase dug avenue. were seen passing from the open on the line between Morebath and Ogden than during 1912. The births Stuyvesant, as he owned considerable seventeen story apartment at Seventy-nint- h up in Rome and now In the Louvre. a Bampton, near the Somerset border of thus far number 716, while the total from the north property about the city. Probably thla country Prices In street are this The house hold of bottom contains deer before them. Withoutdriving the waa the reason for his interest In Devon, for the last 23 years, and an- for 1912 was 516. heeding to from 210,000. 29,000 about sixty columns of bluish white the shouts of the men at the other at Lee Crossing, near Minehead. Parts apartment houses. After constation, S. Shinokara, a Japanese about 49 two blocks away, at the cor- marble thirteen feet high, which were About the hunted thing, which had evident- But women are employed on the rail- years old, was found dead In Salt vincing himself that they would go la ner of Fifth avenue and Elghty-flra- t of one of cauees the the probably New York, he erected the Rutherford, boundways in other places besides the West Lake on Saturday. His throat had as high as 25,000 a year may wreck of an evidently too heavily ly come from a long distance, followat 142 East Eighteenth street, soon street, ed along with some difficulty country. Ros'emount station, on the been cut with a sharp knife, and it it for be Thla All apartments. the Inscriptions prob- freighted ship. paid EsCaledonian after the Civil war. It was known as all the curves of the track down railway, and Langford, Is the highest-pricepractically certain that he suicided apartment deciphered relate to Attica and per- ing the French flats, and was the talk of ably to the Stag creek bridge, through sex, have At while despondent. In the world. house of the middle fourth century sonages on the Furness railway, and the town. The Rutherford Stuyvesant The largest pay day that has eTer End avenue haa been the scene B. C., and It might have been thought which it tripped and was then killed West at Dovenby station, Cumberland, there been house lq still standing, and according of most of the had In Box Elder county was apartment house build- that the vessel dated from that period by the bounds. women are to brokers, has comparatively few vawho not the only manage The section men on the Pontiac on the west aide since last sea- but for the Boethus statue and a lamp had on November 15, when more than ing 112 but cancies. It Is five stories high, issue tickets and do all a son. Half a dozen fine houses have of a pattern only Introduced Into At- railway chased a little herd of three signals, dollars was distributed feet wide and ninety-twfeet deep. been erected there. deer on a down grade, for some miles the work in connection with the trains. among employees, beet growers and at tica the end of the second century More women probably are employed There are tour apartments of seven school teachers. B. C. Some writing on lead Ingots with their hand car, and ran them on rooms each to a floor. It baa steam the railways in Russia than in any an to engine. up approaching right also and In is the Latin of that John Hudman, a pioneer of Utah, epoch heat and hot water and is absolutely SOUNDED JUST LIKE SNEEZE other European country. There are died November 17 at the home of experts have concluded so far that As they stopped to lift their machine soundproof. clear of the track, the poor things computed to be between 20,000 and his son in Slaterville. He was bom was for the vessel in loaded Attica 30,000 women on the Russian The reception that met the apart- A Story From San Francisco About a Rome and probably the cargo was the slackened their speed, looked help- state railways. working jn England October 23, 1821, and imFormer Corporal of Impossible ment house was so great 'that many They act as on and ran as to left right lessly they the after of Athens spoil by to Utah in 1865, arriving taking migrated Name.' clerks and builders entered the apartment house Their telegraphers. and allowed the engine to send them Sulla In 86 B. C. handcart with a company. are small. field. Of late years the number has Women attendall to destruction. Probably at night salaries of $6,000,000 In bonds for Delivery ants San Francisco. Corp. Mleczyslaw at the stations Increased considerably. These buildabout receive only Is of It which the the headlight glare STUDIES TO HELP HUSBAND 4 5s. a year, with free lodging and fhe construction of the new Ogden, quartermaster ers have given up the construction of Smlalkowskl, corps, "Ive Forgotten the Dynamite. attracts, confuses and then hypnotizes R. war orI., Greble, Fort certain extras. Women clerks receive Lewiston & Northern railway, Utahs has but which department houses, all, apartment the deer, and causes their deaths EnMrs. to First latest electric interurban railway, will has been have 48 a year. Family Herald. ders Frlely Taylor it, to about be a constant science requiring just discharged got An engine "running light, one dark fcer chieftain said to his confederates: NorthSchool of ter rebe made this week to French capitawhich Engineering the army by purchase, night, was derailed by a , big bull Tve forgotten the dynamite; It's back atteutlon and application. Through from western University. lists who purchased the securities. minds us that Corp. Mleczyslaw Smial-kowsNew York been this has Just Death. specializing Escaped Into. had The It run moose driver with the train." formerly served In the quarIn the last ten years into the At a meeting of the poultry men at forced The sensation of thrilling being "Tee bee, twittered the engineer. Mrs. Frlely Taylor Is the explained that he had seen the animal Chicago. at termaster the Presidio of San corps center as front rank the in the points of a railway line Murray it was decided to hold a pouapartment wedged A fine specimen you are," said the to enter the engineering standing on the track, staring intent- and Francisco under Maj. K. J. Hampton. first a train bearing down on ltry show from December 29 to Jaseeing at the but ly fireman. "Well go back and get It for of the world. approaching headlight, One day Major Hampton had a bad school of Northwestern university at until close was Many of our apartments here rival at Crewe the nuary 3, inclusive. The premium cohim, to experienced not had it up Imagined for you" sneezed frequently, and that Evanston. She plans to gain a theoand cold In r and signal-fitteother a fittings. " on the mmittee raised a considerable sum palaces grandeur night, by to be "Make em run back said one robretical knowledge of engineering, bo that it would remain there adjourned. went found of such before into Mleczyslaw Corporal houses be Scores the meeting & London day may Northwestern railway, prizes He had. however, whistled, killed. ber, but his chief objected. "Everyon Park avenue. Fifth avenue, Mad- Major Hampton's office about ten she may help her husband, who Is and then reversed his engine as It writes a correspondent He had been Thomas Henry Smart, a resident Inol body In those cars will be awaiting asked avofficer and If that times he drew near the moose. For this he sitting on the line laying cables when Utah since 1853, died at his homewaa with cannons," he said. "The job's ison avenue, Broadway, West End called him when he hadn'L was greatly blamed by the superin- the points were pulled over for a train Union last week. General debility off boys." So the booty losstrio took enue, Riverside drive and crosstown hadn't survived with a bad cold Isn't apt to man CenA to west and streets the of east to their horses and rode disconsolately tendent, who explained that having to pass, and his flesh was tightly the cause of death. He is tral park. A private dwelling fitted be In the best of humors, and the He was hopelessly held by a widow and several children. H made the mistake of supposing that gripped. away. In the fashion of many of the suites eleventh time the corporal appeared the moose would not, or could not di- down and In Intense agonv when he came to Utah when a boy from la houses along these streets would without being called the major was vert its gaze from that glaring light, heard the oncoming train. The man GAVE SELF AWAY SALUTING rent for figures many times that which mad clear through. smalt he should have crowded on all steam nearly fainted with pain, but he shoutUtah holds the record for the Is asked for these apartments. Many Doggone It, corporal," he snapped, ed the attention of some men, but they est number of federal appointing In the hope of throwing the huge carDeserter Suddenly Awakened by a families hare learned thla and are giv- 'Tve got a holy terror of a cold, and Thus could not release him. Taking the under the new administration. cass aside with the cowcatcher. Policeman Stood at Attention ing up costly dwellings to live in If you persist In coming In here every situation in at a glance, one of the far President Wilson has made only Old locomotive drivers well are Soldier Fashion. you think I'm apartment houses, in which they are time 1 sneeze aware of the hypnotizing effect of the men some distance off risked his life four appointments for Utah, a deprived of nothing that they had In trying to pronounce your fool name, headlight of an engine upon the deer by leaping on the train, scrambling these are aH in the postofflee depart St Louis, Mo. In the angle of an the dwelling, yet are saving several I'll have you up before a summary family, and when possible stop and uo into the guard's van, and applying merit. , alley Patrolman Collins and McClean thousand dollars a year by the change, court, if Its the last act I do befoie I .tie brakes. The train stopped a few drive the creatures aside for the tni The headquarters found a young man ly lug sound asleep enough in many cases to maintain the sneeze myself to death. A little group of these men discussEven then yards from the signal-fitte' States internal revenue collector latest In motor cars. at tour a. m. the matter recited numerous In- the man was not out of his trouble, ing Idaho and Montana Rents have Increased, but tho great LEAVES Poor devil," said Collins, "guess . stances of running Into deer, which for the signals had to be pulled off be- Utah, $500 TO CHINAMAN from Salt Lake to Bu moved in been made has broke." that Improvement hes ahen once they have fixed their eyes fore he could be released. recommendation of if the InHelena, houses warrants the "Yes," said McClean, hard luck; apartment cou sn It, stand as though paralyzed in Miss Edith Rebecca Lord Also Willed C. Whaley, the new revenue must be pretty chilly on the ground. crease. In other words, the Increase Useless Enterprise. the fierce light of the locomotives. Blind to Who $150,000 Have Let's wake him up and see If we can't In rents has not been as great as the The following communication was prevails. One of them spoke of having on two the Never Begged. Increase made. In the construction and With the assurance fromman find him a better place to sleep. occasions actually, with his hands, recently received by a gentleman resithe that of these houses, attendants pital shook the appointment One of the policemen pushed deer from before his train, dent In the north of England: New York Miss Edith Rebecca recover i South of One Hundred and SixWe understand that you are con- probability will the poor things having apparently Bleeper gently. The man awoke blof John Lord, daughter Lord, at this Taylor not is street there an teenth little apartprospect be to In his saluted to feet, lost their power of movement atantly, leaped templating matrimony, and tender you Mrs. Phoebe Yoshikawa, who died at Cannes, France, on July had a be house where suite ment may attenand at stood fashion eoldier our congratulations. If you will adwill be P In many of 7, 19()9. left an estate valued at 2379.-4Sj for less than 215 a room. One-hal- f tion. vise us of the amount you are pre- known as Grace Murray, of ber P of her estate was left Large Japanese Railroad Depot ' the best apartment houses 250 a room Bhooting the Huh!" ejaculated Collins. "Where's Is The most elaborate railway station pared to spend say, two hundred ecuted for to heirs of John T. Lord. at Ogden. nothing unusual. Apartments of In the far east, fhe new Central railMiss of One Lord's pounds we will set up a model jiouse ese husband, was your uniform?" bequests two ar.d three rooms bring comparaSalem rrig In our establishment, so that you can y The directors of the at will You Kee, Tokio. station be a to faithful 2500 Chinaway completMy what?" asked the awakened more rent than the large suites, rejec have tively see what every room will look like. tion & Canal system ed next year at a cost of approxiShe willed 2130.-00of California. man, rubbing bis eyes. W 22Q a room being the lowest rental man, submitted In without 21.400.000. , main The the Gordon addition, for to Fund propositions the we the mately Blind. Your uniform," replied the officer; that a small size apartment can be any charge, building to effort an 1 in 132 0S3 will Is select decorations and the to to blind for pensions ; s feet, harmonize government by Ration r persons "your soldier's uniform You're a sol- had for. They run as high as 200 with the furniture and supervise the settlement of the never begged alms. , is being constructed on a ceLtrally dier." tnd $70 a room. In some of the ex- who have workmen tract of land located wat7 pr0. which So, without the slightest over the distribution a soldier? kaow do Im "How you pensive small suite apartments to the Mrs. Friely Taylor. will be decorated with Japanese gar- trouble to j ourself, ou will find every the Strawberry Valley Has Discarded Suitor Arrested. asked the man west of Park avenue and on the side etc piece of furniture placed exactly as Garfield, N. J Following Miss Anna working as a practical engineer, but dens, fountains, "Because you saluted. You must streets along the west side, 275 a room ; you desire in an appropriately-decorateA check for approximaely2-Jto refusal wed Solla's Vincent to that the him, received. two who never had the advantage of s have been dreaming Up years captain Is often of t house. an Years Item Sixty Ergir.ter. nailed cross a single Ncnchia in the draped largest of your company came along Hey? ago theie were kitchenettes attached Twice a week Mrs college course. oM-The reply was: R. S. Slgman. Ashevi'.le N , has 'ever paid Into the office "I'm no soldier." protested the man to small suite apartments This year crepe on the door of the So!a home Taylor goes out with the class In sur eighty-one- , Unless sum at the a'ter retired named serving includes urer of Salt Lake couint1y pj builders have not been permitted to he'. The girl declared lt was the veying and does her share of finding "Well, then you have been one a as a railroad engineer the provision of a bride it Is useless ited with that official build kitchenettes; instead miniature sign of a vendetta threatening death corners." "stake driving," and sight- sixty years w you gave yourself away, said accme. But to a serious without having bad try my cousin; he is the the Utah Copper company, Nenchla was arrested. kitchens have been Introduced. ing unfortunate man! ident paid Its taxes under protest first he ever denied at that man The close Charles Knutson, a huntee fo a had been in the army, but after Flor-entiDog Stops Intended Suicide. Ions on his deathbed to his son AGED OFFICER SEEKS A DUEL proceedings started by General Good Advlca for Bad Men. who has been livins . uuk per, questioning he confessed that be was to prevent members of the SoSt. Louis, Mo. Love for a pet fox Michael Maybrick, the member this one thing late "The cabin near Lake Sh It is a litt'e a deserter He said he deserted from National of founded Merit, terrier by ciety that had she mouneighteen kept despite many composer of The Blue Alsatian Ive followed all my life. Its the se- County, for the last ,r Fort Bliss, Tex., In March, 1912 He Legal Quarrel Over Legion ef Honor General Bose, from wearing a button reverses, prevented Mrs. Bertha Mc- tains and many other famous songs," cret, In fact, of my su cess ' Results In Challenge for foufid dead last wee was gave his name as Edward T. Dunigan its and thus insignia among Infring- Allister from leaping Into the river said a New Tork music publisher, 'Yes, father; yes.' said the young vestigation was made nd Batte. and his age as thirty. He was locked 0 t ing the privileges of members of the when she was left destitute by the "was a sentimental souL He had man, eagerly. to Police be Central termined that death was due station, at up of Honor. death of ber husband, a Chicago lawIdeas about 'Never do a Jatlable set. sentimental A challenge to a duel was Legion Paris. officers. causes. the to army al whisperdelivered seconds of the two officers yer. Mrs. McAllister has now found ed the old man In impressive tones. men honor and love and rectitude Bent by one French septuagenarian met to deliberate as to aged whether a work as waitress In a restaurant and Progressive business 1 once Introduced General Bose, aged seventy-two- . a Maybnck In Lon- 'Hire somebody else to do it for you.' warrior. Pleasant Mount , be of combat farmers Indict Surgeons. is studying law. necessary. to another still older. General don to a successful financier, whose in in steps me the I taking ,j,,; lty Philadelphia. Four surgeons I The reminded labor seventy-sev-been unions of San Francisco checkered, career had Georges Florentln, aged establishment A lectureship of Genetics has been University of Pennsylvania were in- an. grand chancellor of the Legion of A great economy has resulted In him of old Millions Then, In scorn- are getting photographs of strike- pea canning B proposition The city. dicted by the October grand Jury, Honor of created at the University breakers, to be used In a rogues with me" merging of all government documents ful accents he told me the story: equipped to with builcing unnecessary cruelty story charged in the Journal of Research. 'Remember one thing, said old Mil gallery. The quarrel had Its origin la legal machinery. work electrical i dogs in experimental n r r 6 ftfr ft pis-jtol- NEW YORK A CITY OF FLATS R . - i t !' u ; I . Passenger trains began over the new detour over pa8slai Sold- i- ' Summit on Sunday. Freight train, have been operating over the detZ for several weeks. Serious burns were sustained v. John Blaze, a fireman running pm . Ogden, when the torch he waa hold, ing exploded, carbide gas coming from a disconnected hose. The Lehi sugar factory last Satnw day paid to sugar beet growers 2435, 000 for beets delivered during th month of October. This is the big. In the factorys history. gest payday The Henry B. Smith, an orecarry! ing ship, owned by the Acme Transit company, & large part of the stock & which Is held by Salt Lake men, waa lost In thq recent storm on Lake st. perior. While on the way to the Oregon Short Line depot In Salt Lake, n hearse belonging to a local undertafc. er was struck by a switch engine and demolished. The driver escaped In. Jury. J. W. Pearson, a pioneer of Park City and widely known throughout the west, died on a train while bound from Park City to Salt Lake on Mr. Pearson was 79 year of age. A state-wid- e movement to promote increased efficiency In the Baptist church and to bring a closer coopers ation among the people of the church, la being conducted by Salt Lake Bap. & a r 1 S J ' 228 female patients In the Jal hospital at Provo on October I The Utah State Sunday School I as sociatlon convention was held Provo last week with a fair Ornately 2200,000. n s There were 264 male 1 Ullj ance. I The fifteenth annual exhibit of Utah Art Institute opened in gJI Lake on the 19th and will contlangl until November 30. U is announced that Ogden at I distant date is to have a nu.uon (tore theater second only to the jican in Salt Lake, and costing annroi. I MEMORYS LOSS FATAL 1:1 BUDGE? t Ogden totaled $1,400. -- s. Bold Bandits All ,r A1 ,4 RAILROAD d life-size- Fifty-secon- d d e Kaz-ubaz- one-thir- n . ; ?:i d station-mistresse- .1 Bray-stones- ,, half-millio- n o ? if gate-keeper- s, Co-E- d kl co-e- d Eng-lan- i 1 - a r. 1 ' .A s e d C-- 4 |