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12 SPACES FRIDAY OCTOBER 9 1908 SM3T LAKE CITY JTAH FIFTYEIGHTH YEAR
CHILUREMPLOCIc
TQfiIflGROJND3
Happy Baud of YoungstersMal
I Merry < andKTake in Every
1 tKing There
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I ttRPETITES SIMPLY AMAZING
free Saniples Disappear by the
Van Load Peanut Men
KeptBusy
Every Precaution Taken lo llnvo Pay
Tfli3 Artlhoul An Acclilcnt to
r Tlie Mttlo
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Today is Ihe day m of dn > s down at
the state fair Today Is childrens
day School day and every bov or
tehl whetherbig or llltle gets In tim
grounds for the smallpiiee of a dime
ten cents a tenth ot a dollar And the
leduccd rate began diawingteafllor to
day than upon anj other during the
fairs run < 0 far Theie are two tilings
r Which apply to every child such it
l thing as being late at n fair Is not a
cal thing to them and overlooking
atlIYtlilflg at the Lala Is the most foolish
Pjnnk of the Imagination These two
1 acts explain why thousands of chil
tire ji were scampering about the
grounds shortly after breakfast tins
moinlng andxlso thdlittle vlsltoib
peeped into eveiy thing about tho
ground < When they had seen every
thing intended to no seen they Mont
down o the racing horses stable
lifted the curtains around picss lead
qiiiirleii < and wondeied what the ie
porteis haminoilng away at typevult
J erf wciesupposed to bu climbed into
thai racetrack jtluough loose boards to
tje horses exercised iln shoit there
vverohundieds or little tots eveiywherc
SWARMED OVER GKOUNDS
By noon Clio eioimds swarmed with
them They slopped to stare at oveiy
booth they crowded aiound every
i counter they hung around the oidslde
htando and they listened to the auto
inalteanbrake nuns lecture from bo
gimjing to end us It they reallyiundei
fitood what It was all about Of course
thcio weio f5olhIo departments which got
n passing glance only the farming ma
chinery Interested long as the whls
tie blew only The potatopeeler
man was ilnteiestlng while lecturing
Dimply Butt the attractions which
really attracted wee legion The candy
and bajjciy and fiult displays diew big
I crowds alKday and will be surrounded
t until ithe vcloftng hour The flaring
banners nnd plctmes ot the iniidway
shoesand1 tlifcIifdlan village piobably
led in getting iittentlon althouglifthe1
A baljoon whistle nnd peanut vendors
were objects of much interest and pat
tonage
MAV GOJOVin CENSUS
The school census of Salt UiKo IB
3 8OO An estimate of the numbci of
chilhen wiui will visit the Fail this
afterncUn is 13000 Utimny go ovei this
a9 the census man may have over
looked somcbOdv LIts a certainty it
will not be less lorieveij boy ot girl In
Ihis city is sping to visit the Full
b The atendance began to assume record
proportions hardly later than tim
breakfast houi That thousands aie
going to remain all day was evidenced
by the lunch baskets carried by nine
out of 10 children and the big pation
age the hotdog and sandwich
counters began to enjoy ns the noon
hour aproached
GIVE AAV AT GOODIES
All exhibit which give away samples
Of edibles made urangcments to keep
the supplv up Uluoughbut the day
HUge vans were baciciiig up at the rear
of Manufadluieis Hill constantly as
the intends made upon the sample
supplies was something amazing
Whether It was lump ot sugar or a
small swallow of imllk the mall vlsl
i tors did not piss by without tasting
f Pockets weie bulging and faces sticky
vvlthin aifetv minutes after their own
j eis had cached Uio grounds A partial
list of what manyra tot got aiound to
i day follows lono sample each of coni
denied milk cocoa dill pickle butter
sweet pickle Jelly bieid deviled llum
cake tea colXeeand a purchased help
ing of hoi dog sandvvlsh ham
bandvlsh bagtof popeorn bag of pea
nuts iico cream and Swiss cheese sand
viLh These were simply appetizers as
lI the irestaiiiants did big business at
1 4 tnealiiouis
AS NOISY AS LARGE
I
vinttcndanco vas tho noisest as
i J as laigest today for the men with
tirk Jjifernal jinacjiines In the shape of
lacketmakeisdld a wondeiful business
I 4 Kvery child had a squawKer or rattle
t vorv > histlp the din was awful jet
giownups smiled and seemed to enjoy
it it aliatuif It wcio the sweetest music
fi Special effort has been placed upon limo
I 4 entPituinmcnt feature of the piogiam
j today rita fieo open air attractions
fl eie eliboiited for the special edlflct
tlonof tha throngs of little ones Prof
Noriin the high dlvei whoso fall Into
4rf the watci front a GOfoot tower has
moved the eenvation of the fair threw
f his Goiman dignity to the wind and
drersid up as u tianuv No ono knew
t f lilt was he and as tho ildlculous tin
t shaven man came stiOiling up time lace
kt track the klcs sciearned with delight
a Jho fun grew furious when Paliol
ii mnir Siaines the pondeious began
chasing the uncouth figure Ml Tiamp
kL sripnsed ivaiybodv brcllmbing up tIme
Ikdrtel to escape the blue coat and
l then aCtSrtlfl tremendous tcnsatirn by
kk falllng off and dropping through spate
with a Uuiflq spetd Into the rtank with
Ii a splash Up hc boBbCd smiling and
I mnus his disguise Hmv the ehlUUn
hk clappeJsand hcercdAIl the acrobatic
F k1 Jugglliiij and balancing acts note
< KHtlIy jpn > iudcd
s MUSIC WAS
Thi musical portion ot the dajly pro
r grain was more oluboiate than ever to
i day Holds band rendered the follow
t ing eonecrt duiingtho races
Oipiices a Come Ovei to Mr
n Veranda i Keit
i I btLaz > Luke PhHpot
j 1 Daiies King Henry XIIIGerman
r Martl < Camp Keilhlej Bugllone
3 Oyerlure Fest VJ L Loutnir
It Giaifd FelectlonWfelsh AhsGodfrey
4 With solo for instrument
1 lrction fipmJTho StiollerVVKdwards
4 3
Mr Henry jBjmon
i4Tlo Kelss vband paraded about tlie
rpVias until blg < ciovvds were folipw
ililg it and then < absent mindcdly
t Jwanderoci along the Miavvay UTio La
Ayctfr school orchestraan organlza
ifl0flPOsCd
icrV linll and i another orchestra Vs
iIa log populai alt s when the Lata
tfctt musicians weie enoylng bieathlns
I spell The phonograph3 about the
buildings and grounds kept going all
i tho time s
I Owning tel the1 gieaticaro displayed by
this Boars police on the giounds no
I auJOaitg or any natuio had occurred
I up to piess time and theme Has every
ipaon to believe itho day would clots
HhoutseGlng u mailing feattTie Beg
hnt mod speeltI policemen piti oiled the
grounds thoroughly and kept children
unaccompanied by patents 01 Bolder
I folks from crawling Into dangerous
Vplficos Men were detailed to watch
iftieas whereon maphlnory in operation
stnndsior vvhei o livestock wa 1 exhibit
ed1 to ollinlnatOidangcrs to reckless little
follcWith
With the weather Ideal and e cry one
t eager to help tho chlldien enjoy them
sselves school day will pass intolhlstoiy
as ono ofHhe gieatosfidass In the mem
ory of alliwhohad5anythlngto do with
tho thirtieth annual Utah Stale fall
iqes
p JJVESTOCIC PA11ADE
The livestock parade In which will bu
shown the animals anam did ilbbont
and medals twill be seen Is the featute
ofUhii afternoon program at the fair
All winning stock will be foimed into
iali pioccsMon and marched paat that
giiinrt stand and blcacheis of the rate
I tiaok As the llveutotk show this year
hns been mou extensive than ovei any
bioughl together In Utah the most
splendid uiiimuls In all vailotlcs will bo
seen All decoiatpd with ilbbonsaml
medalfr they will make an Imposing ap
pcaiimce Thepuradq Is bcheduled foi
1 oclock rind all supei vigors of the
livestock displays have been lushing
thIngS this foienoon to set eveiythlng
in leading i for n stall on the dot
The hoi ° o lace officials were notified
that no delay utd bu tolotated sso
tiey too have been working to Insure1
races In onetwothree oidei
TWO ATTH CTIVT PICTURES
Hum SlilpleiS Ilinoiama and Ills
iiiml Canvun SCIMIO Admired
Hany Shlplet has tuo plctuies
atnimff those constltutlmr his dlsplav
In hdi of arts which aie drawing much
attention One Is tho panoiama of Salt
Ii jjKi taken from the top of the Doolj
loch This shows all the prominent
Icatmob of the 6ity and In the distance
r ciibe seen the sum I oundlng mountains
Thii sscond nlctuio jh n bromide en
I ii mtnt of n splendid view of tot
Grand canjon This picture Is an 1m
mcniu affali and one becomes almost
bvpliotlzed by looking at it for heveial
minutes The miledeep canyon with
tln > turbulent stream winding at the
I ottoni ttcnis 16 be icil the onlooker
cisilj Imcglnes himself looking over
its Vrtgo The thing is wonderfully
ualltlc f
STATE FAIR NOTES
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Ahcadj discussions among officials
of tile fair absociatlon me on tot next
3eai All agieo on tho point that he
inontlis blvcen the pieent and a jeai
fiom now must be used to enlarge and
expand A 3jjmer cent incicase lias
been noticed In all depaitments thla
jcar ovei last seaon and a slmllai if
not larger rate ofvlncieaso is expected
duiing the cpfning jeor
Many tear was shed today as a big
round balloon wont pop Little tads
could mot hold back theIi sohhowwhen
the puithase ofjimliiuie before burst
5ed Theo seomstolbo no auLh thing
as bust to the squawkere which vra
asjfoothlngto thtnem v s as a iftllroad
wreck hovyovcr
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1 em ii eomcs from police lieadquartbis
at the fnli that all pel sons who becohio1
lOwdvlsh tonidiiov evening will cref
ridsi uptovvii in the patio While a
onfetl battle mm king the final mo
Ineiils ofmt fall Is never any too polite
anyone caughtgolng to the oxtieme is
going to stiffer The fall management
hits given the police fuIKauthorltj to
roe thateveiJ9no behaves and time 01ce
at tlui grounds Is going to use that au
thoiity thoioughly
The firewoiks dlsplav tomoirow eve
ning will be the most claboiate yet
and accoidlng to the piomise of the
men In olmige 14v111 leave something
for tho people to talk about long after
the fair is past history
rxCouncllman TZ E Rieh calls at
tention to the proximity of the Jordan
liver to the state fair gioupds as af
fotdlng an unusually good opportunity
to introduce water landscaping as a
valuable feature to the local attrac
tions This would enable tim manage
ment to add a grand canal and lagoon
a la worlds fail with gondolas and
motor boats all of which imean agood
deal to an exposition
The watchman at the Kennels took
II P Pauls Scotch Collie a valuable
dog out to excorcise Jn that corral
this morning and Mr Paul claims
misused it The doe bifithe watchman
and escaped out onto the giounds
whence it disappeared Tho owner is
much exercised > Over his loss
Jlahonrl Youpg took n > fancy to J H
tVeiys wondeifull fat Rambouelliet
lam for which the owner has been of
feied 1000 and upwards several times
and today the aitist woiked the sheeps
Ilkeness4lin clay The woik wiis liar
itedly but cleverly done and d row lots
of attention
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JUSTICE KEPT BUSY
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r M nisliop jfiis Variety of Cases
Before lllia for 9tloii
Justice r M Bishop of Fanners ward
had a busy forenoon today five cases
being brought before him for adjudica
tion The Hrst was that sof Cecil
Champ charged with nonsupport of a
minor child the eomplalnantln the case
being Miss Mary May A compromise
wa effected whereby Clamp agreed to
furnish a house rent free and to pity
to the mother 01 tIme child JS per week
foi Its support It was believed by
friends that time couple might decide to
become husband nnd wife but neither
seemed so disposed today
HJnnclip Klowerg > and Judith JUtlnes
coloicd wqmen were arraigned for
vaBnxncy time two hiving been ariested
by rtcput sherirts In Commercial street
n few nlchts ago The OTlpwers woman
demanded Cjtiry trial which was
granted and n verdict will berctlirncil
lomoiiovv The caw of Kdith Raines1
yna Continued
N V Davis a wliitehalrcd man
who wab In tIme house at the time and I
who put up n iKht to protect his col
oie < l friends from the fleers pleaded
guilty to disturbing tIme pence and was
flnrtl 20 which he piomptlr tpald
Willie1 Campbell who despite the
masculine name Is n woman was nr
rulBiied for vngrancy but ntoutly maln
tulnjil that she wns Innpcent of the
charge She admitted that she keptrit
liouie of Illretiitc and the llrst charge
was dismissed and sliowIlUbo formally
nceuttd qf the oilier offense
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STIFF SENTENCE FOR CLAYS
City Judge Djchl Is determined to
put tonAtothe stefUing pi bicyclfa
FdrMtcTrcc RayCla > tiris aftcr I
noon to 90 dajson the cjialngang
Ciuvs stole ji Wheel belonging to N >
Reynoltls from Jn front of im building I
and vvas subsequently arrested by
Ofllcpi Dan Grundvlg
Ellen Schoppo an old timer on the I
vagtsoblety list was given two months
in which to think
HIREDTLO MUflQER
N1CKBUTKOVICH1
Joe Zeus in Court Charged With
Threatening tto Kill
Him
HE WAS WARNED IN TIME
Alleged Tlmt Six1 lIeu Plotted to Ito
niovo Leader of Au < lrans and
1nhi 250 for 7ob
A cape Involving many points or law
the lifierty of one man and threats to
murder another was called before
Judge C B Dlehl In the criminal di
vision of the city court tiltS morning
Joe Kells a foreigner is charged
with threatening to kill and murder
NickButltovicli a prominent Austrian
saloon keeper and Interpreter Tho
trouble is a result ot the recent fac
tional and religious war between Aus
trlans ajt Garfield and Blngliam can
yon which caused three or four flier
d3is and several attempts at assassin
ation
Hells was arrested on Aug 13 on the
charge threatening1 to muider But
Jtovlch It was alleged that six of his
countrymen held iti meeting and decid
ed o remove Butkoylch and Zclls
was selected to do the job It is
claimed that he was paid J250 to mur
tier Bath oich and armed himself with
revolver for that purpose On tho
night t was decided to do tlwj killing
a stranger walked into Butkovltchs
saloon and warned him giving away
the whole plot The saloonkeeper no
tided the police and when Zolls en
terod the saloon he was arrested and
disarmed
DEMUKRER OVERRULED
When file case was called this morn
lng > vVtty Harry J Robinson counsel
for the defendant demurred to the
complaint and argued that no crime
had been charged and that the pro
ceedings were nob according to law
Tile demurrer was overruled and the
caseproceeded with
Butkovich testified that he had re
celved warnings sveal timesthat
ZslIs Intended to murder him It seems
that some ot the Auitiians wail ted him
out of the way because he is a leader
ota certain class and has acted as In
terpret In court in several cases
where his countrymen wore being
tried
Kelts took the stand In his own be
half and atienuously denied all the
allegations set foith In tim complaint
111e dechamed lie I mien nothing of a idot
tq snurdem l3titlto tCli amid ithiltIlic tlIcF1
jiOt 1tQr1 the34Iattrsa4 2n n Ith4t
fiitezttiohfhotIngflitii rime cmite
was submitted upon the tCtImommt of
the complainant andiJudgc Dlehl took
the matteiunder adIsemint until to
nitrrdmmorhiimg
nt cxs ACCOJIPATflES HHYVX
Chicago Oct 9 William J Bryan
left Here > todayforToilet onithe Santa
Ff uillioad on a trlp tluough Illinois
After a short speaking tour < in this
stiite lie will cnter Missouri wheie ho
will makeainumlx r ofaddresses fie
ales iccoiiiiitnied by exGovtDavldaR I
Francis of Missouri and was escorted
to the train by members of the state
central committee
QUIRT DAT
Cincinnati Oct0 LJudge Tuft had a
quiet day today He remained later
than usual at his residence and later
occupied himself with his correspon
den ce
I BY TOIRECTORATE
ForApprehensionpf < Missing Sec
retary of Koala Fuel Com
pany Money Is Offered
REORGANIZATION EFFECTED
I A ClnjUm Selected mu Wiltons
r
1lace and P Jradscn
Ttlnitc a Jlrc tor
The whereabouts of James W Wil
lon erstwhile secretary of the Koala
Fuel Manufacturing company of this
city continues to remain a mystery
The directors ofi the company have
posted a toward of 250 for informa
tlon leading to Wilsons apprehension
but no Inkling or thee of him has been
found up to thd present The officers
of the company claim to have located
the address of Wilsons paients and
it is confidently expected that time man
ivtilsoommbo found A complaint
against Wilson has been sworn out
by Geoige A Ilolmheig vice presi
dent and director pftite company
and placed in Sheriff Emerys hands
there will be no let up to the search
until the missing secietary is in the
toils of the law
A reorganization of the company
was effected following the announce
ment of Wilsons departure tl A
Clayton wns named as secretqirv in
place of Wilson and P AV Madson
was elected treasurer vice I A Clayton
v
ton
SUIT IS FILED
The latest development in the case
yesterday evening was the filing of
a suit against Wilson bv Attorney F
B Scott to recover Jftofti the alleged
valuo 50 00 shares Of Koala Fuel com
panystock which AVllbon promised to
Scott in rcturn for legal services In
tho organisation of the company Mr
Scott saVs the rvaluo of the stock Is
o 000 although nothing is said as
tcT the amouit paid fo it
tlt was also1 learned that Wilson
took slock issued bythe company and
sold it at the low flKUie of 30 cenis
per share having ithe checks made
pavable to hiiriiaOlf
It has bVen lilntedjin some quarters
that Wilson etawav was a force
put that lie liadi been In trouble else
where aijd that hlnwhereabouts had
been discovered and the people weie
after ilm W110 1a acknowledged
I to bo a1 brainy man 1ancl there Is no
uhttIiathie creaicl p f ci em able
inipn s opdimfIflgtIie time Jto meiiaIn
hmbpttmuc
U0tt1 im iu1iloommttpitear ontlmecemid
iwlthm sptifactom rexplanatlomis oVhmis
him led departure
l l i
POSTMASTEKS NAMED
Specialto Nows
1 Washington D c Oct 9 Post
mTiteis appointed r Idaho Cantleld
Jdihmi5 counts M Cochrane vice Ann
Canfield resigned
Wyoming Francis Sweutwator ii
tj Walter Best vice Thomas A Fran
cis letigned
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COKA BKLLIi aiAHTISJE UCAD
Denver Oct i XIrs Cora Belld nlui
Title whose Oaughter At villa vvus ttnk
elm away from her recently this city
bv the llumnne socIety ammt who achiev
ed much notoiletv by declaring that tho
girl was tIme child of a < Ilttsburg mil
lionaire died of pneumonia time Den
ver county hospital today
PULLrAIVI TALKS
ON GREAT GAME
Braises Giants for Their Gal
lantry but Says Undoubtedly
Best Team Won
FIGHT At DETROIT TOMORROW
Xallonal Baseball Coiiimlslon Starts
1or Straits Cll Alrondy Fmiio
Arc Jtujhliiff for Tickets
Cincinnati Oct tThi members of
the Xational Basehall commission left
at noon today tor Detroit to attend the
opening game of the woilds cham
pionship series which begins there to
monowI NO statement fuither than
last nights official announcement of
the conditions governing the content
wjs given out but Ptcsident Pultiain
in an interview talked entertainingly
of tIme championship race lie said
It was the greatest race in the his
toiy of baseball and the best team
undoubtedly won
But there was great glory for other
teams besides the winners in time bat
tles that were fought right down to the
last day S
All honor should go to tho New York
team for the gallant tight they made
to bring the llagao Gotham
With practically only two depend
able pitchers they fought their way
from a lowly position to the leadership
In the race holding that place for a
long time by a display of gameness
and baseball ability that has rarely if
ever been equalled In basiball
IUtBbmg too deserved the limit of
piaise for thefight made by Its icpre
bentatlvq In the national leaguo Man
ager Clark stalled the season with
only one remilaV outfielder He also
tried four first bascjmen during the
oaon Vet despite this handicap
tIme tciim battled gamely and success
fully windingup the iseasou only one
game behind the leaders and icmain
hog in that light until their last game
was playod
As for the Chlcagocs they are a
great game able team No team in
the league suffcied more through accU
dbnts and Illness during time season
than the Cubs Yet they were never
discouraged but were always lighting
among the leaders In the series with
I the Tigers I believe the pubs will
come off victorious again However In
all fairness I trust that tho best team
will win and that there will be no ex
cuses to offer on eitherside after tile
worlds championship battles are over
Cfainsthme National league lace
was conccined It Wasthe greatobt
cleamleit bnrebahi flgmt in time iiitot
of ou toriaailatl01i limcmnattcz of dis
jiuteil gumietCetieeii tI Giants mitL the
CubsMrtoibe greatly deplored ut
coiirse htmL It was settled In tIme onl >
Shbnoitible Way that could be devised
As qvjdeiico of what a clean met
It was I only need to olto the fact
that there was much less trouble will
nlavors this year than evert before only
fouv men on tlie thiee leading teams
hPins susjicnded during the season
New Xoric having one Chicago 3 and
illttburg none1
JIDSH FOR TTCKKTS
Doiiolt Oct 9 Before daylight to
idav the 10 Were before the ticket wln
dovs at Bonnet1 park where tomorrow
time Delioit Americanleague and Chl
cago National league baseball teams
will open their second struggle for the
worlds championship several hun
dred enthusiasts determined to he in
advantageous position for the opening
of the reserved scat sale at 10 oclock
It was just aftermidnight when a po
liceman discovered the first applicant
He announced that it was his intention
PLANKS FOR AMERICAN PLATFORM
The socalled American platforms contain great deal ot falsehood nonsense and deception But tho
following principles1 are pait of tho progiam though not formally inscited In the platform and should bo con
sidered by all voters
1 Time Chairman of the American party mass state convention in tho Salt Lake thciiler Moiulav
evening Sept 28 declared n war of extermination to bo waged ngaliibt the Mormon Church edit imais In tho
fall campaign To cnrry the county mid judicial district for he American party and thus start the mnolim
cry of the courts In motion to accomplish THE IMPRISONMENT orjEXlTjlS of the band of twentysix this
is Uierprogrnniof time nmerIcamms asannounced nt the state convention Salt Lake Jlcrilrt Sept 20
A vote forUho ticket supported by time Tribune is a vote for a program that Includes the Impilsonment and
exUeof every prominent Church leader Ciucify I Crucify is the key note of the Tribuno campaign
i2 Anpthcrdqciaration of principles Involves time raising of the taxes onall farm pioporty In the county Tills
was Intimated In tiioTrlbune during the bond campaign as follows
Queer 1t is not that since the smelter case decision the farm land liavc decreased In value for tho
purpose ofioxatlon In other words the lands are not o valuable as they v > ere mid fat iimlimg upon smelter
smolco vvnsmoro pro luctivo from the dollar and cent staiidpolnto the farmer than the HIlUiK of time < oll
While there has occna largo Increase In the value of pioperty for taxable purposes In Salt mho City there
has been dccreasa In the property outside mid lie farm hmmnds are not vvorlh as much as they were a sear
ago TSAY IT IS QUEER but remember It Is a fact
A vote for the t eket supported by the Tribune means a Vote for the Increase in lves > principally for the
benefit of thepoliticianswhoare In It for the spoils
3 Neither the major nor Hie head of any department of time city government nor the city council Is
responsible to the people of this city for the faithful and honest nianntemciit mid conduct of H s affairs
Time Tribuno liaSjprlntcd Unit as a resolution adopted at a meeting of American partv workers H has
made no announcement whatever about IU AVc may ny however In this connection that while rather hnrsh
lyexpressedthat resolutioncontains time core of poUtlcnUre poii3lbIIltyr Tt I not In fact Hie ofllcers Immcdl
nlcly Incumbent iimo are1 held rcspommsIbh eventually before time public but limo party that puts them there
Tribune Oct 7
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A yolo for the Trtbunq ticket s a vote for placing public affairs In the hands of men who do not recognize
the responsibility to the public of the officials who take an oath and give bowH for the faithful performance of
their duties It means government by party toots Instead of the people
4 Citizens of foreign extraction should be Interested in time following Urartu against Utah Immigrants
That is also a Tribune principle
Except a fcvvcomcrls made among the poorest nnd most dcsradqd people of the United States a
trifling bit ntbcst cvcrysrccrult that time Mormon Church has received for the last forts jcars lm < been from
Europe mtntt time urentfmussos of thosarexTults have como from time slums of Europe And their children horn
licrc nsa rulo i have not advanced one step Tlicvdo not know Uil < country four out of flit of
them have nrf Idea in vvhatudlrcction X < v York Is from here they could not hound a stato In time Union
Itheyido not kn < m > tlici > sliKlitcst > tlilnc about the nature of the KOvcrnmeiit of this country they know hut tile
government of the prlciUiood nndsluivc no ambition tolenrnnii > tliliir else
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JTlint4Uioj let thtoc retdlmesl in and let tliem conic here cime1es of our country let them eomo hero
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nespectable Americans might for tlie good of Umarty and the cltyfnnd in1 the Interest df peace revolt
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I to Eucure tho first ticket for thC worlds
fiorioV and that lie proposed to stay
there until ho did
Hundreds more gathered during the
early hours of the morning While the
sae < bf seats was > occupying every per
son connected with the business depart
ment of the club Manager Jennings
and the players were engaged in their
final practise for the great gamo to >
nioriow The players reported at the
paik immediately after breakfast amid
were kept at work at top speed until
noon Under the maIns governing the
worlds scries Shortstop Bush Is not
cllgiblti to play with the local team In
the series and thisi will force OLeary
into the gamodesplte the fact thai he
lias a badly bruised thumb
It was Manager Jennings Intention
today to have Pitcher Kllllan Dcti oils
strong lefthander face the Chicago
team In the opening game Catcher
Schmidt is expected to catch most of
the games during the Mrlcs In spite
of 11 painful linger which thc club
physicians pay is both dislocated and
slightly fractured
Contractors had double forces of
men at work in the park today put
ting up tho extra seats and bracing
the stands whore iwcessary and Presi
dent jF Ji Xavln declared that by noon
tomorrow the park would bo ready for
crowil of 20010 to 25000 It is expected
that there will be seating capacity for
about L5000
Tin Chicago team Is due hero at 130
oclock this afternoon I feel conlldent
that we will win the worlds title said
Manager Jennings today Vet I will
make no prediction Ail I will say Is
that When tInS Cubs get through with
this series they will know that they
havo been In a fight
Weather Indications are for a bright
sUnny day tomorrow
PANAMA CANAL INQUIRY
V A Brothers Openly Accused Spen
cer Miller of Ierjiirr
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New York Oct 9 The inquiry into
the Panama canal discrimination
charges wore temporarily interrupted
In a sensational manner today Avlien
WIMlun A Brother who brought the
charges publicly accused Spencer Mil
ler a representative of the Ildgenyood
company of perjury
BrlgGen Garllngton who ia con
ducting tho inquiry rapped repeatedly
for ordlr but there was so much com
motion In lIme room for a time that ho
could not make himself begird There
Is only wo side of lila thing being
heard anyway shouted Brothers over
the din There Is no use of my talk
Ing You dont want to hear the truth
1 will withdraw
With that Brothers left the room and
as Jon Garlington was unable to re
ston order a temporary adjournment
of tho inquiry was ordered
MANILA AGRICULTURAL
BANK BEGINS BUSINESS
Manila Oct 9The agricultural
bank founded by the government with
a > capital of one million pesos has be
gun operations Secy of Finance G
It Araneta is president of the bank
and Insular Treasurer F A Branagan
its manager Real estate jmd harvest
ed crops are the only collateralswhich
Will bo accepted by the bunk1 arid in
> ist will be paid at the rate of 10 per
cent The1 fIrst loan was made toj an
Awerlcan farmer ofsTarlac province It
is believed that Un bank ciil ba on fin
ortunt factor in the reStoratlcn one
promotion of the agricultural lndustr >
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ciiAarJEs lanibij NORTON TEIJ
Boston Oct 9 Charles1 Eliot Norton
prominent as an author and authority
oil art and slHernture and professor ot
history at Harvard university up to
iSIS Hince which time he has been pro
fessor emeritus nt Iliat Institution Is
seriously at his home In Cambridge
He is SI years old
BALLOONS ASSEMBLE
IN BERLIN FOR CONTESTS
Berlin Oct Eightysix balloons
have assembled here to take part in
tIme series of sharp contests that begin
lomorrow and continue through Suntfay
ammO Monday Among time pilots are soy
enil flinty aeronauts of worldwide repu
tation The races will start from time
Miburb of Schmarpenborjr The plncl
nnl event will be the contest for tho I
I mtenmtlonal cup which will take place
on Sunday Great public interest has
been aroused byMhls event for which
there ure M entries representing eight
nations There will bo also a number of
other enduraiico and distance races With
mixed goals
The arrangements are most complete
The balloons were tested today in tho
presence of time contestants and recular
mona according to size and other con
ditions wore decided upon
The three American contestants Jas
C McCoy N Henry Arnold ammO A
Holland Forbes accompanied by Jame >
Allen chief of the signet corps U H
A visited the grounds tOday and ob
tained official maps from the Aero climb
that is promoting the contests They
wore KVOII also the trial Inhtructlons
for pilots During the progress of tho
races the pilots will drop out everrhalf
hour during the day light loaded en
velopes contnlnliiB dispatches informing
the A ero club of tho whereabouts of
their balloons
HUGHES IX OlTi FARMS REGION1
ColTeyvillo Kan Oct 9Gov Chits
E Hughes of New York invaded the
Kiamliml Oil tank farms in southeast
Kansas ammO urged crowds of workmen
employed in the reiliierles to vote for
HIP defeat of Mr Bryan
It would bo a calamity he declared
if business should be plunged into a
perioil of uncertainty by the attempted
Intinductlon of n lot oC visionary pails
eras such 03 Mr Bryan proposes
Ciov hughes will speak before n
irowd of zinc miners at W ebb City
tonight He will close his tour through
time middle west at Chicago tomorrow
evening
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
Isabel M Pitts today filed suit in the
district court against Jj Reardin AV7
llam C Hall trustee William C Hall
John K McBride Helen A McBride
John Doe and Ilichard Boe asking that
defendants be required to set forth
their respective claims as to a certain
tract of land n lot 1 block 20 plat F
Salt Lake City survey
H C KAVERLY DIVORCED
In time district court this morning a
decree was signed by Judge Morse
granting n divorce to Mrs T S Ha
vcrly fiom H C Havorly Judgment
was obtained by default the defendant
not appearing by attorney or other
wise In addition to annullm9nt of the
marriage tie plaintiff was given tho
privilege to assume her maiden name
Icssio CJawson The ground upon which
tho suit was based vvas nonsupport on
ho part of the husband The coupls
married In ihls city June 6 1302
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
In a complaint issued Irnpi the office
of time county attornoy today John
Gouzelo Is charged with the crimaof
burglar in tlio second degree It is
alleged that the man entered the room
ibteiFuurnig u ojTlght ot Sept
DUCK CLUB PILES SUIT
Perry E BurnhomTames Howard
Jr JVitliani Cleverly and Quinn Hatchs
were made defendants in it suit filed
yesterday in the district court by tliSt
Xevv State Gun club The suit is in
tended to restrain defendants vomit on
orlng upon the lands of time essodiatlon
foVshooUnijpurposes
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BRITISH FLrET
FOR AEGEAN SEA
Consists1 of Four Battleships
Four Cruisers and Four Tor
pedoboat Destroyers
SAILS UNDER SEALED ORDERS
Servian ReservistsSaid to Have
Been Orderedto Join
The 4Colors i
Situation lit Belgrade Improving Ex
citement Among Servians Calming
Dow n Less Apprehension
Sc theta Island of Malta Oct 9 A
British fleet will leave herotbU evening
for the Aegan sea Its actual destina
tion is believed to bo the Turkish Island
of Lemnos The sailing orders etc
sealed The flqet will consist of fours
battleships four cruisers and four tor
pedo boat destroyers and It will he un
der the command of Vice Admiral
Prince Louis of Battenberg
vip SENT
London Oct 9 The foreign office
and time admiralty have confirmed the
press cablegram from JIalta saying
that British warships have been or
dered to tho Aegan sea ltts explained
that these Tesscls are sent out simply
to watch event but It Is understood
from other stories that Turkey Intim
ated she would welcome the appearance
or time British fleet as likely to calm
the population
Lemnos Is an Island of the Grecian
archipelago about EO miles west of the
entrance lo the Dardanelles lit be
longs to Turkey The population malii
ly Is Greek
RESERVISTS ORDERED OUT
Budapest Oct 8 According to In
formation iccelved here the Servian re
servists have been ordered to Join the
colors Oct 11 it is reported also that
Servian bands are being formed and di
rections have been given to guard the
roads and the bridges on the Bosnian
frontier
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SERVIAN SITUATION IMPROVED <
Vienna Oct 91Omcimitt ndvicesi f <
cecO Imere thii rm1ornng deciate tit
the situation at Belgrade Servla tIsJ ff t 0
improving The < general i excitement
among the Servians Is calmingdownj
In Vienna the fears ofa war withiSer
vla tie noticeably less limo nmormmlng
papers however warn Set e Ia not to
play with the fire as AustroHungary
will not stand any nonsense
In spite of time official statementthat
the dispatch of river gunboats from
Pest In tho direction
Buds of Belgrade 5
is only a maneuver this action Is be
lltved here to be a measure of pre
caution similar to the guarding of the
bridges near lhofrontler by regiments I v
of Infantry The hope Is expressed
that this will make an Impression oil
Serha and prevent that kingdom from
precipItating hostilities
PORTES INSTRUCTIONS
Constantinople Oct liTime porte has
instructed the imperial Ottoman com
missioner resident in Sofia tocontlnuo
his funclloiiB as neither Turkey nor
the powers have recognized the inde
pendence of Bulgaria r
IN AN OPEN BOAT
Captain and Crew of liost Vessel Had
A llnrcl Experience
Now Tork Oct 9After having
abandoned their sinking yessol and
passed four days In n small open boat
on 2 storm buept ocean Copt charles
F HInes and tha crow of soven msn of
the Baltimoro schooner John A Maths
sep were brought here today on the
steamer Semlnole from Ban Domingo
The Jtathcsen sailed from Baltimore
on Aujr 25 for Fortune Island On t
Sept 10 she ran into a torrlflo north
east hurlcane which continued lor
threo days The schooners masts were
whipped out of her her small boats
wirO smashed and she began leaking
so badly that the pumps availed noth
ng Fortunately there was 16foot
boat in the vessels cargo This was
equipped with provisions and water
and the eight men managed to get
ivvay For four days and nights tha
ittk craft was tossed abolit Thentha
Seminole bound south from Kevy Yorli
hOve in sight took them on board and
carried them to Turks Island whora
they remained until the Seminola re
urriod enroute to Now York
PHILADELPHIA EN FETE
Celebration ot Founders Week Reach
es Climax With Great1 Pageant
Philadelphia Oct Phlladclpliias cel
ebration of Founders Week reached its
climax today with the passing of the
ilstorical pageant the most elaborate
ly planned and most artistic display o
Its kind ever attempted in any Ameri
can city Eminent historians students
I artists and artisans of consummate
skill havo Riven freely of their 1
thoughts and services to make the se
ries of floats depletihs scenes from tho
hates of the earliest settlers down to
he present day ot the city beautiful
a panorama unequaled alike in the
faithfulness of Its portrayals and beau tm
ty of Its corapbsltloiii
The parades and shows of thq earlier
week served only as preliminaries uC
odays culminating feattirc The rush
to nnd available space1 along Broad
street began early and seats in ths
Kninrtstondi which bad beenheld at time
modest price of Jfi cents during tins
week were eagerly bought up today ivt
fi and nibre
Accorded a well deserved position oC S
lonor in the Hn y > fS3 muEnlliccnt floats
fiirntsUnsrafvtoucft reaIMstory
in the glOwing pageantry of makebe I
love was the old Liberty Hell itself
TOWN QFTAFT BESTROYJEO
Manila Oct 3 Reports from the
prQIi1ins show that thojtyphoon which
prom ailed last Sunday inflicted consid
rabla damage The new town of Ta8
n ttio islandiifSamarls4saJd
J > complately destroyed