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ENGINEER KILLED AND THREE MEN
! INJURED IN TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
AT TIE LOCAL GAS PLANT
Robert W. Lone. 44 years of ago, re
liding at 2761 Wall nu-nuf, was in
stantly killed and three employes were
Injured in the explosion of a large gas
meter at the plant of the l"tah Pow -I
Light company, at 1:20 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
The- explosion partial!) wrecked th?
1 recently-built addition to the plant
About 17,500 damage was done to
buildings and equipment. The -a
service of the city was disrupted from
the time of the explosion until early
this morning The cause of the ex-
. plosion has not been determined. The
meter was a new one and had recently
been installed.
Shock Affects Men.
The injured men were Richard An
derton, Robert McElroy and William
Wardleigh. They were taken to the
De hospital where ihey were given
medical attention Wardleigh's condi
tion today was such as to permit re
moval to his home It Is stated that
the condition of Anderton and M( Ki
rov was not considered serious. Both
were reported as recoorlng from the
I effects of the shock.
Superintendent Escapes
' Alfred Bruerton. plant uperlntend
'n. had been conferrlnc with A P
Merrill, district manager of the com
pany, near the building 111 which the
meter was housed. The latter had
left the plant, about fhe minutes be
fore, and Rruerton strafed toward the
building when 'he explosion occurred
He was within a few feet of the spot
; where hundreds of bricks fell and one
' brick whined past his head Other
employes near by. narrowly escaped
Injur by flying debris The east and
wesl brick vails had large holes torn
in thr-ni by the explosion and some of
the roof beams wore shaken loose.
Aid to the Injured.
As soon as possible after the ex
plosion, Mr. Bruerton sent the injured
riicn to the Ieo hospital and removed
the body of Mr Long
Mr Bruerton said the explosion was
that of a new gas meter which had re
cently been Installed as part of the
company's plan of enlargement. He
added that he could not determine the
cause of the accident.
Long Killed Instantly. '
Long,. Bruerton said, was working in
tront of the meter and was Instantly
killed. The top of his head was
crushed. The other men were at onn
side of the meter
The meter is a large cylinder shaped
steel cae which measures the amount
of gas made in the new unit of the
plant. It. wa? in a new brick addition
The fast and west walls had holes
Let's Look at. It from the
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I about 12x10 reel torn in them cy the
force of the explosion Largp timbers
were shattered into kindling wood.
Curious Ones Gather
( cording to Mr. Bnierton, there
ias not a loud report from the expln
sion. The concussion, however, was
heavy and broke a large main near by
.Machinery In the building was shaken
loose and w indows in npar by buildings
1 were broken.
I Within a short timr after the explo
sion people Ironi the nar by industrial
plants began to gather. Deputy Sher
' 1: I s Joseph ("hail w n l. and I k-rl 1 1'' -ialso
hastened to the "plant and ren
dered asshttince in reiuoing th dead
man and the Injured.
Victim Is Well Known
Long was born in England Septem1
ber 27. 1 s 7 5 . the son of BHchard and
Isabella Shipley Long came to
America when 3 years ol age and has
resided in Ogden ever inc He is sur
vived by his widow, Rachel Pank
Long, and the following children
jMaud, Robert. Jr. Mildred and How
ard, his mothpi, three brothers and
'four sisters, all of Ogden
He was a member of Woodmen of
the World No 74 He has b en an em
ploye of the gas plant for eight years
The funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock ai th
Second ward chapel, Bishop George K
Browning presiding The body is at
jLarkln & Sons' undertaking parlors.
1 and ma) be viewed Frldaj between 10
a m. and 3 p m. at the residence, 2761
Pacific avenue. Interment will be in
I the city cemeterj The Woodmen or
(the World ritual will be conducted at
ihe grave.
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TIKES ENTER ROOM
10 SIEAl S1850
ID A 001
Thieves entered the rooms of Lazo
J. Kunjich, 2073 Washington avenue
last Tuesday evening and stole $H50
in cash and a Liberty bond valued at
(100 At the time of the robbery, ac !
cording to Kunjich, one of hi friends
waB seen in the neighborhood of his
room and the police are working on
clues furnished by Kunjich
The money is money thnt hai been
saved by Kunjich for a number of
years and was stowed away in his
I room at the time of the robbery Po-
I I ice In other departments of the state
have been furnished with a deecrlp
tion of the alleged thief.
Overcoat thieves continue to find
victims throughout the city. Thre
overcoats were report od stolen to the
police last night and efforts to stop
the thieves Is being made by the po
lice To date more than thirty over
coats have been stolen from various
places in the city
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Tiomnna Improved the road but paid
no attention to improving the vehicles
on the highway.
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The lnrj?et gold mirfit over f-mnd tri
discovered t Bnllarnt in and old
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DEMAND
VOTE ON
TREATY
Democratic Leaders
Want Roll Call on Rati
fication of Pact.
WASHINGTON' Nov. 6 An immedi
ate vote on thc ratification of the treaty
f Versailles without reservations was
eroposcd In the senate late today by
senator Underwood. Democrat. Alabama,
after Republican Louder Iodgc had cha!-I'-ntced
th.' administration lo make such
a move. Senator Hitchrock of Nebraska,
ihe administration leader, intervened bt
fore thc question was put and a long
argument ensued.
Senator Underwood's proposal followed
discussion of parliamentary preceduro
I which was attended by great confusion.
Half a dozen senators frceiuentl sought
lo speak at the same lime and Ylo
President Marshall va kpl DUSJ ban-r-lnc
his Ravel for order.
Senator Hitchcock accepted the chal
lenge of Senator LodKe and made a mo
tion that the senate ratify the treaty
without reservations He then demanded
a roll call.
Before proceeding to vote on Senator
Efitchcock'a proposal for unreserved rati
fication, thc senate revived discussion on
another proposal by Senator HltchCOcH
to report the treaty Immediately from the
ommittee of the whole in order to con
sider resolutions of ratification.
There was a wide difference of opin
ion as to what would be the status of
the treaty should the resolution of rati
fication with reservations attached be de
feated. Senator Underwood said he would
vote against thc resolution contalnlni,
reaervations and Senator Lodge warned
that If thc treaty were rejected with rcs
cratlons attached, the delav that would
follow would "be the delay of death "
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FAMOUS BARITONE !5
TO BE PRESENT ST
REHEARSAL
Henri Scott, the great Metropolitan
b;iritone. who is to appear In concert
with the Ogden Tabernacle choir to
morrow night is due to arrive in Ogden
this afternoon and will be present at
the rehearsal of the choir tonight to
practice with the choir tbe dramatic
"rain scene" from Elijah, which will
be a special feature of the splendidly
arrangfd program tomorrow night.
Tho information of Mr. Scott's ar
tval was received in a telegram from
Mr Scott's management, and was wel
comed by Director Ballantync as fur
nishmg a splendid opportunity to per
feet this beautiful number Mr Bal
lantyne will meel l ho men tonight at
7:45 and the women at S "I
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NOTICE
To the members of the First Baptist
Church of Ogden. Utah:
You are hereby notified that it the
First Baptist church of Ogden City,
Weber COUnty, slate of I'tah, on the
Urh day of November. 1919. at s ven
thirty o'clock p m. of said day. there i
will be field a meeting of the members;
Of said church for the purpose of con
sidering and acting upon (he proposl- I
tlon to form said church into a eorpo
ration, not for pecuniary profit, under 1
the Irwb of the state of Utah
The foregoing meeting was called
by the board of trustees.
Dated this the 27th dav of Oct , A. D 1
1919.
H N. KILL1NGSWORTH.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees. 1
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AGREEMENTS DBA!
OP FOR ITER
' ALLOTMENTS
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up yesterday by State Euglueer G F
McGonagle and Dr Samuel Fortier of
tho department of agriculture irriga
tion committee at the state cupitol
building in Salt Lake yesterday. The
agreement calls for the office of public
roads, represented by Dr. Fortier, to
mploy competent engineers to do the
work of collecting data for the water.
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traveling expenses. The data of thej
ngineers their determinations and
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This work is scheduled to start Nov
l'i and will continue for thirty days.
Operations will begin in Ogden valley
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CENSUS ENUMERATOR
TO BE HELD
Fewer applicants for clerks in the
operative bureau Of census at Wash
ington. I). C, th;m were expected,
made applications for positions, ac
cording to a letter from Martin A.
Morrison, president of the United
States civil service commission
There Will be another examination
for tho position 111 instructions that
all persons interested Shall bf notified,
have been received
Special attention is tailed to the
fact that Beveral thousand appoint
ments will be made for the positions
referred to and the entrance salaries
will range from ?9"0 to $1,020 a year
for clerks and Horn $9"0 to $9G0 for
operatives Should sen ices of ap
pointees prove satisfactory, they will
beg lven a banus of $20 per month, as
provided by congress Promotions
will be reasonably rapid, it Is Btated
Tho Thamoa river, only 220 mllca
long, has as large a traffic 8 an
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TELLS OF RACE
WAR AT HELENA
HELENA, 'Ark., Nov 6. Negroes,
trained in the rudiments of military
tactics and placed in strategic posi
tions against white posse, took part
in ihe race uprising at Hoop Spur in
'October. n-gro fitnesses related today
I at the trial of Cornelius Morgan, negro,
charged with night raiding in connec
tion with tho disturbances.
Organized into sii..d s. ih.- wrii' .-c-testified,
the negroes were instructed
in military duties by Frank Moore,
! negro service man, who was convicted
1 tin. week of first degree murder. It
jwas said that Morgan was one of, a
I hand of 20 negroes who w ent lrom th
Lambrook plantation, a distance of
'eight miles, to take part in the dls
M'.irbancps at Hoop Spur
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ACCOMPANIST WITH
HENRI SCOTT IS
Ell 01
Henri Scott, who has been singing
leading bass-baritone roles for two sea
sons at the Metropolitan Opera in j
New York, is a native of Philadelphia.
Before he had attracted attention with:
bis voice, his name was often on the
sporting pags in connection With
lowing matches, he was a well known
figure in boating circles around I'hila
delphia, Baltimore and Annapolis sev
era! years ago, and for four su c - Ive
years bs bold tho championship Id that
section for single racing shells Mr.
Scott will he heard here on Fiulay
evening at I he Tabernacle He Is one
of the few Metropolitan Opera etars
who make extensive com eri tours. j
Students of piano music in Ogden
will br interested to know thai Mr
Henri Scott's accompanist will be Mr.,
Arthur Winter Smith uf New South
Walqi Mr Smith is well known
throughout the eastern part of this
country and one of the most accom
plisheti accompanists of the day.
Operators Report
More Coal Miners
Working at Raton
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M . Nov. 6 -Coal
operators in the Raton distrlf
today reported an increased number
Of miners at work following the arrival
of 700 troop? from Columhus, N M
under command of Colonel George W.
Blegler, yesterday Five hundred of
these troops are bing held at Raton
land 200 haw been sent to Dawson.
in 'he Gallup district operators asy
the production has been increased 100
tons today. The Gallup - American
j mine, which was closed down at the
outset of the strike and reopenpd yes n
l : dav today reported that it had 5'i wV
men at work 'The normal number Is
100. Other mines say their forces are pjjii
about normal
One hundred Indian wood choppers .
al a camp at Thoreu struck today in
Dlpathy with the Gallup miners
They also demand an increase in Mgl
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Railroad olficials in the state re- mn
i.u.d instructions to distribute the FjEJ',
coal which has been seized. It will , ,
be released to retail dealers who actu
' i nei i . in conformity with priority ffljl
rules. 39 j
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