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Show A.CAW. RLSOHAS N THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, | usie avo musicans || VARSITY SCRUBS WIN NOT WITHORAWN!.*siz.¢.202%e¢relDetet ogden igh Sono eo Commissioner We ene lectures ante ean ve es Carlson, candidate Recelyes Report' in the From City. Republican candidate for county commissioner, withdrawn Stated in Chairman the from. the has | ticket as Deseret News last night Eldredge of the Republican county committee and Secretary Horace Smith have sent all of the certificates of nomination to the county clerk to be placed on the ticket and Mr. Carlson's certificate is among In Eldredge, a statement Mr. Carlson Are o' Wisp g Iso the Indians, y Was ," fhe City under| Ogden, Oct. |"Ussedly played Scrubs bested »®ys by a sco my ad $ 1c the concert most ernoon, 5 games re © th most! ‘ > by Emilio splendid success that the] The event was in ever Business and professional women are already eyvincing Lake's man first > men their musical R Lav lgelaeeres minutes PARTNER HAS DISAPPEARED fes-|Garficld Hotel Keeper Therefore Petition In Bankruptey. ofA John C. Cutler, A. C, Nelson, William George as Files associated Powers, of the Cleveland Plaindealer, assets on to Denn's $58.14 and his assets to $ of household furniture, and be exempt matters in bankruptcy came There rally at will be an Federation Independent party of Labor hall to- Tuesday at the residence of Joseph Elton, 316 East Tenth South street The speakers will be County Chatrman D.-I. Elton, J. H. Brittain, H Cromer and others Local issues will be discussed ° * ° Now that Skeen is on the Democratic ticket in Ogden, {ft is expected that both the Tribune and Herald will support him * Democratic and Republican The arranging busy are chairmen county a list of election judges to be named by the county commissioners. . . . While. In Be ee ANNIVERSARY OF FOUNDING B. eee ane ieried . -_-----_-_-_--->o----_-_--_-~ Admitted to Probate. ag Ann Daft to *h probate ¥. as duet » !wan of this estate is are over elghty will, Jenkins, - The Eva F. probable Will Have Tuesday. University on Gala by Mr. Reese and Mr. LOST Time Driggs Joseph F. Smith Following ee value | the pro- gram at the college, the Salt Lake visitors will attend the athletic sports ‘ . will be en-|* and then wil the home of Senator and W8S|oy the campus, by tertained at $100,000, arise heirs name LIFE ENDS SOE ee eatin' THEIK New Liverpool oration by Joseph E Robinson, a The British of association alumni of the member }chureh is i I the college; a selection by the college in Liverpool sentiments by the presiof a fine site dent of the student body and by since the return Professor E S Hinekley; a violin solo | President Heber Professor Gudmunsens the closing European mission ‘ to made by President ' with the Judge C. W. Morse. The following yrs. are named as executors and Marks | trix: Charles H. WOMAN'S Reed Smoot United regular atak Ree morning, Oct, States session will 16, at Court, of the saints United|the TO to TAKE Have Do for ground BRYAN AND Missouri Governor the Read what the following figures tell. They're taken from The Republican's SSM) FOLK SPEAK Outlines Ideas MONEY, Mission, Breaker Pe Ap- S B DAILY RIP Sot Lake Gity, 3,175 Total Outside Ma.i5,l0! of Control, MAILING LIST Moroni 93 _______ 03. }. Paris; 0. -.-- lar City: PRONG: » eget 274 | Blackfoot _____ 33 Spanish Fork __. 37 | St. Anthony ____ 27 Mt. Pleasant ___ 39 | Rexburg _____ = oo Look Only R. for H. Him They Davis. New York, Oct. 13.-When Esperanze of the Ward line came in today from Havana there was an impressive gathering of central office detectives ind Pinkertons on the pier waiting for her. They thought there might be i somebody an board who would know something about Manuel Silveira, the mianager of the Cuban branch of the assigned banking house of J. M. Ceballos & C oO. espite the fact that Silveira fled tro Havana several days before the Ward liner left, some Hawkshawa entertained a dark brown suspicion that e truant financier might actually be aboard with the loo After the detectives had closely eyed all the passengers as they marched off their only satisfaction was that they head found Richard Harding Davis, who was willing to be interviewed on what he regarded as the two important subjects now before the public, towit The Cuban revolt and R. H Davis Mr. Silveira was not among thos present OUR BOOKS 4,27 ADVERTISERS! Note the gains in local advertising made by The Republican Daily average door it was and COLLECTOR IN ON bolted. | jar. ES pelonging to DSDD] the million traveling '06. 2 1 SENT DDD] DO LI 8S - 99) OO) dol- public - : p Interesting news for the yusy a large assortment of artistic China Closets, Sideboards, Buffets All were bought before the advance to the public at exceedingly low that the city Institute mandamus proceedings to compel the taxing bodies to assess the company's $29,000,000 SHORT:LCARGE AMOUNT 1st, SURPLUS jand the taxpayers gone into the hi pockets of shareholders in the Pullnan company, according to a report Li submitted today by Special Tax Attorey Edgar to Corporation Counsel n , Lewis The lawyer makes no suggestion of a remedy to the travelers but urges nm July WANTS PULLMAN MS = Oct. 13.-Fifty Chicago, SHERIFF since ________________ The Republican |s Here To Stay TAX When an entrance was finally gained . both Campbell and his wife were dead spree on. the part Of:) A prolongedx . Campbell is said to have caused the drastic trouble whieh terminated In his rash act. Mrs. Campbell was a member of one of the most prominent families in the state YOUTHFUL July increase first two weeks of October over Sept._ S38 locked over eg Miss., Oct 13 -After one e e, GW aI bell nak: he an eek Hine i ut throat, killing her almos ynd then ended his own same manner Servants struggle In the Campbells made an effert to break in but in Sept. MORAL: -, the increase Daily average --- LANDLORD CUTS WIFE'S THROAT AND HIS OWN Tupelo, eg o i aniletoe his wife's instantly life in the heard the room and 1g Eureka _______ 83 | Sandy _______- 188 SILVEIRA WAS NOT PRESENT Find BONA Republican 36 § > Murray Dis. ___ 447 42 60 Park City --_- 188 | Bingham Canyon 224 Alpine; /.-_-., 37 | Logan __-_. --- 89 31 Preston -...-3780 || Pocatello Heber... Leng ______ 32 Hawkshaws The Brigham _.-___. 52 % Panguitch ____-_ Ogden ________ 400 | Richfield ______ Morgan _______ 26 | Montpelier ____ Nephi _.____-- 33 | Soda Springs __ 19 a efig vane AVERAGE 8,186 {)-- The following detail list gives the number of patrons which reaches every day in different parts of Utah and !daho. would be tovremody evils ao' cei suould require wees: Seer by. the, comptroller as inthe ease of chasing _, NEBRASKA FURNITURE SY, Manager co. cE cue or back, taxes tarprevious: years: | Lake Village, Ark. Oct. 13-Sher-| TO TAKE UP DUNNE'S CASE'CUNARD MY LOSE SUBSIDY it M. © been S Strong charged "OK = of with { Chicot ) county, being $40,000 ‘ee rs has short) Chicago -oOught Tribune . : May Be Prosecuted | pritish Admiralty Regards it Waste of invgainst his.gceourtetn Bey by e afor Criminal Libel. Money. him in the proceeding Cireuit court || taxpayers league in existence in the Chicago, Oct, 13 States Attorney London, Oct. 14-It is more than probcounty It is alleged that he refused] Healy will take up Mayor Dunne's jable that the Cunard company may to make any settlement with the coun-|complaint against the Chicago Trli| the near future lose the subsidy grant ty and the prosecuting attorney is} bune The mayor Cemanded that he by the British admiralty pushing the legal action, The sheriff] be indicted for malfeasance in office | was made for the purpose of providing rs which should aet as scout is only y 223 years old ,having been sel-|or that the Tribune be indicted for | war time and the recently ected last July to sueceed his father} criminal libel launched Custania and Mauretania were who resigned "As soon as I ‘ynve conctuded the with this end in view gut owing trial of a case I am personally engaged probable disappearance of in I will take up your complaint ne | . . ‘ oO ar vessels be reen yreadBankers Leave for St, Louis. wrote the prosecutor to the head of | naughts ina Aaeads uv Tt *e & New York, Oct. 13.-The first con-/the city government today. ha the Iromense sum lavished tingent of delegates who are going to The Tribune accused the mayor ingn | board of admiralty on subsidizattend the National Bankers' conven-| editorial this week of ‘packing the s unard company innot ° ind the agreement ended on reation at St. Louis next week left thiS|sehool board with freaks and boodellty at 4 o'clock this afternoon r On !&@) Jers." The mayor did not mind the t » 000,000 pounds to the Cunard special train, divided into two se€C-) use of the word ‘freaks' but says the | company and is paying to it In addition tions, over the Pennsylvania railroad {pint at ‘"boodling makes the ease |for twenty year an annual subsidy According to the sehedule arrange d,/one for the grand jury Several | 150,000 pounds for the use of two V war the train will arrive at the St. Louls| members of the board who think they | in time of as cruisers Union station at 6 p. m, Sunday were referred to will ald him in his The admiralty admits that 2,000,000 pounds is wasteful and unnecessar fight ¥ i 5 ee . 5 cause the sea lords have built, or w coats ay $35 to when $20,007. SOU Daniels 57. W,. HOI 2nd ane mae) makes them ove) WOMEN LICENSE ‘PROFIT + strike + has + BY BAK- ape < om as ee 3uda Pest, of the Oct bakers practically The famine. in z a struck Bridegroom + elght seouts 00 to do the same | present government OLD It Because Bernt Associations, ant of Pleas-) San Franciseo, Oct 3.-J. Schultz and Dorothy Miller have married, city + fact, the bread + procured for building YEARS Uses +#|been this peices ee NINE at a work came cost of When ae a not in show license to marry of the big Cunard proportions » the Fre just haste. that 1897, December, in +/¢€? but reeords payers of all celved Grant In SchullZ} Miss Mill-) came) What Ogden, arn) of Geived of Receives Oct. the following in services pis E. & Grant Grant of to a The at the rate offers cepted. of ten are cents a loaf. invariably ac- HHH #}had +) lost ‘I has none would + | license," +) eeeeeeeeeeeeee ST. LOUIS has acknowledgment promoting + + COLORADO-UTAH ‘Thanks 13.-F. Richardson excursion the conclusion eessful neither wo the between barrier higher wages and shorter HOUDB. Hiv. | eo To relieve the famine a num+] Will tell. The justice asked the would-= | yy}, of Weber behalf On Grant: 32 "FE if he had a license, an bridegroom +| be a making are women of ber house to house canvass offering #)|the ancient document was produced club, I desire to thank you for recent| in our manffested you it){nterest for wear, worse the much PaO UEn inmates the for bread to bake + RAILWAY oe is value + + + + MISSOURI } + +| 14.-The caused men Bron. for So. t+ +t ++ ste eee ete ttt + + \ = Work. Farmington, Mo., Oct. 13.-Willlam J. Bryan and Governor Folk made political speeches here today. The speech of Governor Folk was something of a surprise, following as it did his outspoken opposition to the dual ownership plan advocated by the Nebraskan at the New York reception Governor Folk today went on record as advocating not only municipal and State, but also federal ownership of public utilities. In outlining his views Governor Folk said in part ‘If there were a comptroller of rail- + meetings be held Monday, and ts looked 10 o'clock, | acquisition to For It... Record-= Has Been FIELD Been Missionary ABOUT -~«e he Republican's CIRCULATION meetin Sees ; Meridia j known "aby situated at 29 story residence to accommodate the = T Several members of the council of twelve apostles and presidents of seyenties have been appointed to visit different missions in the United States, attend the conferences of these missions jand assist in whatever way they can the missionaries engaged in a + Ing " o--___-_- Leaders pointed Geo of |fwo Young Men Complain to Police the > anniversary be will Tuesday the founding of the B. Y. University of Pickpockets. has a celebration quite at Provo and Ogden, Oct. 13.-William Hull and event of the in honor arranged been college is to be| his brother of A program at the } followed by athletic sports and the} to the local police that upon arriving is being anticipated with mu hl] at the depot on Short Line No event the college} they were robbed Interest nol only students, but the people of Provo} pooks and considerable ) to be pickpockets they supposed what Lake] Salt from party A generally including President Joseph F. Smith.| They could give clueas sible | Mary Miss Gates, Young Susa Mrs. guilty persons other than that a young Brooks of Texas, Miss Emma Lucy Gates, Mrs. Zina Y Card, Colonel Wil-|] man and woman Young and Richard W. Young} pjatform at the lost they pose the celebration will attend college at J the program he Ss ; eers have a description cludes the singing; of the college soe | 2nd are now working fOCU roa -__-_ audience; a anc students | by The Republicans will open the campaign in the coun ty the elty, next week, and there will be something doing The Republican vote the county will be increased this fall Burl Armstrong. ripe of Sarah The wi411 admitted ;yesterday Mormon When The estimate of Willard Weihe's artn a note anpeared which tistic ability today Republican's cr iticlsm of| eastward following The experienced be after-| will Friday concert Symphony the the exception belngiin noon was made by weatherthe is only | Fairpresent, nott- lat McClellan: ‘ inadvertent M. McClellan, as the name ly appeared lthe northern | showers have been caused by the mov- a> the county ticket met at headquarters Jast night. The object of the meeting was to levy an assessment on the candidates, and a percentage of the first year's salary of the office' for which the candidate aspires Was levied ‘he committeemen pointed out some of the work that is to be done, some of the arguments ) make to the people and some of things that mustn't be said Chairman Cunningham made a fatherly talk and jollied the candidates to the extent of making them feel better when the assessment was made oe 8 APOSTLES rae Nae Europe' Miss Allen was the Berlin corr respondent of the Musical Courier and it is understoo pie eminent satisfac; tion In that ;position, u but he committeenten decided that no I!st of dates would be given out The Madam Schumann-Heink, who appears Democrats will camp on the trail oft ut the Firat Methodist church in this|Mother of Mrs. Josep! Howell as he traverses the state, and |ecity ®n the evenin ° ecember ‘ at yen from tlme to time it will be announced | opened her concert tour in the Maine festivals Oct. 4. This greatest of Mrs. Elizabeth Davi that Orlando W. Powers spoke here state living contraltos passed a portion of|late John S. Davis and there and somewhere else n the summer at alreuth, where she|Mrs. Joseph L. localities his coming will be billed far achieved decided success. The largest|home early yesterday enough in advance to give the curious guarantees ever offered a German sindeath was sudden zer were made to her to remain in Ger- } . a chance to prepare for the ordeal due to the infirmities of old age, J. W. N. Whitecotton of Provo, canDavis having passed them all, preferring to return to this didate for the Supreme bench, was and-ten mark by almost thirteen years country and make a tour of the Bune also present, and the failure of the Aside from a slight cold, she had ne pal cities of this country. Democrats to nominate him for the 'eomplained of unexpired term of Judge Bartch was attempted to rise Five of the new members of the Symdiscussed. The Democrats have taken yesterday morning phony orehestra are pupils of ' George | the view, now that it is too late to I. Skelton, who plays one of the first|a fainting or sinking spell, and passed change matters, that the official vote violins in the organization. These new |away without regaining consclousness will not be canvassed until almost Demembers are Mrs Janet Whittick-Ben-| Death came shortly after cember, and it would make a differ._ Miss Helen Hartley, Miss Marjori« | Mrs. Davis was Brooks, Morris Andrews and Edward ence of only a month if Whitecotton where she was born eighty-three years Fitzpatrick were electec lago this coming month | band she came to lt y Amerikearns at Bingham. Arthur Pedersen, long recognized a3) ing the plains The Amerikearns party held a rally of Salt Lake's leading young musi on e j}has made her home clans, left during the wee or year's at Bingham last night. A special l}ever since Her study in New ork. Atithe end of that train left the Rio Grande depot at 6 to /leaving his wife time Mr. Pedersen will go to Europe o'clock and returned with all of the complete his musical education, and| now Mrs. Joseph local party leaders and a number of to;el ty his friends and admirers here ex peet ; Amerikearns party men and women hear from him later in the big world | Funeral services of Mrs. Davis will The Woman's American club started of music, j be held Monday 3 to organize a club at Bingham vester|from the Elghth Ward meeting house day. The speakers at the rally last Mrs. Martha Royle-King is planning a t . night were Thomas Weir, W. S. Dalto give a recital ! in the near futur ltuture, her he supiis already having begun work on ton, A. J. Weber, J. N. Spalding, A. J. FAR SO WEATHER COOLEST evenIt will be another ah program Charon, Matt Wilson and others. ing with American OM PORE ao The object in ringing in the wouldCauses .Rerion. Sacific "4 i the} with connection in read £ to Ting Pacific -From be labor candidates on the AmeriwWhet in Ameri.i | gh Fong program a paper on kearns ticket was to seduce the labor =. ver\ ‘r* ‘Te vrature big and very inter-| Drop in Tempe can Musie . c 1 ver vote of Bingham The same applies esting theme | Chilly -weathe1 to W. S. Dalton, although he was sent prevailed to Bingham to help bring some of the Miss Nora Gleason has organized até Lutumn,. and her! yesterday, Socialists into the Amerikearns ranks among club mandolin and guitar 7 . -/weather bureau upils the organization numbering | weath ) £ The Bingham band and the drum wan | would visit the valley last night, At corps furnished music and noise. nearly a dozen }no time yesterday 66 above r the lat- lature goes m Brey Dougall Hugh part of POLITICS AND THINGS. cater a SOn€), to give month of the part .r I n i . Alfred by be assisted will He Ea, The Democratic county committee and other musicians ot Beaver Dunham and about half of the candidates on AGED at C9 99OIODYIIOODOOOGD e iy to eppalie: retsivers cin nace ~ the Wells, C ehner, George' up for disposition r H. Horne, SH. Keddington, J. M Weller. MecNell, Edwin H D. John Bloem, Miss Hope Russell, Wm.|Johnson, all of Salt McEwan, M. H. Walker. arged tn bankruptcy, as were Soa H. Tate of Erda and George Miss Florence Allen, daughter of Mr.|Sstead of Riverton. Fay of Salt and Mrs. C. E. All e n of thi s city, and/Ilam who has recently refunied ae mie Bradley of Payson, Davi rope, ha oint musical critic ‘ i The Democratic state committee and two candidates for state office held long meeting at State Chairman Martineau's office Jast night, at which plans for the campaign were dis- preside Cees = Bbeoluts paeer to Mimiehde miei x son, F. E. Davey, John Gibson, C. W.}0Pen accounts Simmons, Paul L. Beemer, D. G. Archer,|@mount to $2,124.57 and W. 2 fetzell, Anton Pedersen, Miss|$2,758.35, consisting Sigrid Pedersen, Miss Pearl Rothschild, |counts Charles Kent, J «12, ,SP rencer | S. Camp-/amount to bell, W. S' Romney, W. Tt. Edward rd, J./consisting W. Judges, J...H. Burrows, C claimed to A, Jorgenson, T, S. Newmans, Z. S. Derrick, R. H. Latimer, MT McEwan, © Several eae Men's | roads appointed by the President, sub W. been |"eSt@urant business with H. P. F ry, E. D Thompson, Charles Bur-|filed a petition on, W. C C. Spence. 8 and as an D. S 3 Spencer, I. G.|for) the Webber, A. W. Carlson, O. J. Salisbury,/the United States court yesterday. : wel ph, George B. Squires, J./eo ri J. Thomas, George M. Hanson, a Beesley | Ree Fosters has disappeared, 1 Music Co., Carstensen-Anson Music Co without means George F. Felt, W. Herne, D. debtedness, outside of money due James, J. Fred Daynes, J. Fred Ander- the will Government 7° vis Deuces . Br al ; 25 ves, 25 and ® Havenor and Cur Refere Ewing TALKS Paden Will Address Meeting Today. ----7"> z 5 Ss Mevye1 Wilson and in- M. named will leave shortly to begin their work, which, it is estimated, will cover a period of several months. ay | Carl . cunvass of a part s district has resulted in sesupport of the following women and oe Ci CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1906. : .1 quartets which Prof W. A. Wetzell has been grilling will sing, and the association string quartet will give a concert beginning at 4:3), Next Sunday Rev. Elmer I. Goshen will speak on ‘ g E Public Officer and on the following Sunday the speaker w 7 Senator George Sutherland, who will discuss "The Measure of the Private Citizen,' Although all of these topics have a bearing upon political action they are to be non-partisan men are invited . £ W. Cutler school/ start! om 2 i worthy of note and was so pronounced a success that there is no longer any doubt the Symphony orchestra is| : : that \ an organization that ought to and will live. Arthur Shepherd, the conductor, deserves the gratitude and future support of all those who are in favor of maintaining a high class Symphony orchestre 1 ke ¢ Tay. In Salt Encouraging. the Lake Symphony orchestra has achieved since ils organization, both from the musical Standpoint and the standpoint of patronuge, Was the concert of Friday aft- Chairman Eldredge was in better Spirits last night than at any time since the campaign opened Canvassers are at work in every district of the city, and flattering reports are pouring in to Republican headquarters. The people will not stand for the Kearns ticket. They refuse to swallow Kearns, and the administration he has foisted upon the people of Salt Lake has become an unbearable stench. The Democrats, too, are not regarded as the strong ticket this fall, and as the only means of defeating the Amerikearns party, the people are turning toward the Republican ticket. The reports of the canvassers have been conservative in every particular, and they have shown gains that have spread confidence among the leaders of the Republican party The district chairmen of the Third precinct held an enthusiastic meeting at Republican headquarters last night and arranged the details of the campaign The outlook in the Third ts bright, and the workers are golng into a eampaign with a determination to win. WILL Salt de gorza at the First Methodist chure! ee almost opposite Thursday evening. Senor Gogorza is ah | were of he game concert singer of the first rank and able to make the program in which he appeared was Line-up a delight from start to finish | Ogden he would try to arrange his business interests so that he could make the race for the county commissionership and per form the duties of the office in the event of his election. Mr Carlson, who is treasurer of the Z. :‘C. N , is a2 very busy man. Besides, he is not in good health, and he was undecided whether he would make the race for the four-year term on the county board He has not notifled the county committee, but wil decide in a few days, and will either send his resignation or acceptance to the county committee, Reports in Gridiron Warriors by 26 to O Score. u- suceesaful y is Mr. Farwell a successful] bO¥S were new ‘ composer and author, Lo a ball but a gifted musiclan, and his lectures are illustrated poo the ‘varsity boys had gotten hold ran plano numbers,; much after re | OF it fon of that other gifted lecturer, In the second half, however Rubin Goldmark denites woke In addition to the ¢ 1ccomplishments | three different times on Seranton's formentioned, Mr. Farwell1 is entitled to| Ward passes au warm place in the hearts of Amerj-|Coach Mauck can composers because of the interest} @Stimated th e I he has shown In their wor As stated|Piss and had neglected to acc above, h > i is. th >» Wa-!}men with the of s ounder of Wan Preis » Which publishes American |Play, but In the future he I uy, and in order to y his; adopt both play ™usic only composition looked over, the unknown zavey and musician oes not fave to o to;Stars of the pee publishers armed with letters|not been for their € mi men of prominence in the musical|on the new d. No mu is refused inspection by these publish-;money. On the | V a very cor-| did ood = } ca fal reception at the hands of Salt Lak« Needham show musicians and musie loy ‘° fumbles and work was poor, wo A notable musical event of the past being outweighed by nearly ten pounds to Chairman | Week sald eathe LAKE The first of a series of popular addresses by well known men will be giyen at the Y. M. C. A. this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev. W. M. Paden, pastor of the First Presbyterian chureh, will give a talk on "The function, use and . Governor 4 Joe list, npet DAYS | state, wilt be devorea to thane annette | plays: Tn tee Not only Eldredge Encouraging Canvassers Art Rey. £ c mI Chairman Very : ~ ae = County the Ppa ia PIenses ent of Arthur Shepherd, "ir. lharwell has made a study of Amer-| jean folk songs, including the Indian,| -__. TO: DECIDE IN A FEW W. War ms for Probably Will Make the Race. A. that thisc : Candidate not wine during the coming February aan "¢ on, fag Unique to the people of SALT Y. M. C. A. SUNDAY said of lo look its have which upon. . legal taken Sehultz, associations "hut are efticacy out the now @& old Ely NeW one pleas- | you excursion exerted cursion duly and The in untiring bringing making It apprectated Reynolds, L. | about a efforts the success Manager." ex- Boston and information other points cheerfully with- given. |
