I & S'WL 3HT AND SATURDAY; NOT IM C" fc f J JCH CHANGE IN TEMPERA- - ,'iM I t5 W '"'"' IK I ; ggABLESB, INDEPENDENT, PROGRE SSIVE NEWSPAPER. EEEEETT-- OGDEN : I CITY, , FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6 I9T2 W - 1 Second-clas- j!JiW BT ' Entered aa s Matter at the Onden. Utah DAV,D ' '. Postofflce. ECCLES DROPS DEAD In SALT LAKE CITY I 1 other papers and bearing power cau-yo- n. letters his plant In Blacksmith Fork oal mines In uame, which were In pock- at ScoHeld. Theso turn Mr. Eccles In the lumber business, notified Tho man to bo life- - found his wore prori table. seemed x H et.- This Identification was verified William Eccles, was greatly affected when the uewd less from tho time I caught him." by father of David Ec- With money ior Investment, Eccles was to H police officers, who were person- cles, died aboat olght years ago, broken him. ally acquainted and thought again or tho rorests of Ore- "Mr. Eccles was a great man," said LOGAN with Mr. Eccles Sarah Hutchinson Eccles, his moth- gon FAMILY RECEIVES NEWS Chief of B. He went there In 1880 and bought Mr Scowcroft, "and his death will Logan, Dec. Police P. Grant noti- er, about four years ago limber C Whon news of the HI fied lands, rorseolng future events bo a calamity to this city I do David C Eccles, In Ogden, of Brothers and sisters of Mr not niddon death of David Eccles reached the Eccles In 1SS9 he was one of the organizers know any one man who has done eo hero H death of his rather A spcclul car who survive him arc William Eccles or last night his many frlend3 ancf H over the Salt & the Lumber company, of much for the community U is a piiv business associates were Lake Ogden railway of Baker City. Oregon, prominent which ho shocked and H was chartered within has remained president and that a man of such worth should be at first refused to bellove It. Mr. Ec- - ami half an hour railroad and lumber man, who was general manager but was Mr. three-sons- , this not all cut down so suddenly. I had a meet- I'les hnd been closely after Eccles' death his closely associated with David Eccles He Identified with C saw lumber camps need railroads ing with Mr Ecclos yesterday morn- Logan David Eccles. Ieroy Eccles in several busiuess Stu- and Its Interests for many M enterprises, C. W Nlbley, now presiding bishop of ing and ho appeared In of ears. Ho and Joseph M Eccles, were on their art Eccles Ogden. who Is tho best was Interested In nearly of promi- the Mormon church, jolnrd him In the health quite Jolly. He looked way from Ogden to Salt I ake They nent cccleslastlrnlly u and as "very enterprise which has hftlped o M the Mormon building of tho Sumpter River rail I reached Salt Lake at 11 o'clock, .lust church, having well ns ever have seen him. At "mild up the town and his business as- - M served ten years In the road, running from Baker City to tho 10 I at the moment that the three soub he and walked to tho lumber lociates and friends were numerous. M Scottish mission field and at present John Day company. A I rtached the of Jo- second road, yards together. saw him later while ills second wife and her nine M undertaking looms preparing to leave again for the same the , running children seph William Taylor, whither the body mission he was on tho way to tho Bamberger Ivc In the finest homo In this H field, John Kcclqs of Baker from Hood River City to Mount Hood, 2 They clt. had been taken from the police sta- City, Orcgou. a prominent station to take the o'clock car for received the shocking lnforma- - H lumber was also begun Numerous Eccles Salt Lako. I have known hlra for 25 lion last night. tion, Mrs. Vida Eccles Davis and Lila man, Mrs. Sarah H. 271 Baird of East mills began to. spring up amid Oregon years. Is " Up wus ) Eccles, a student at the University Eighth South street, His death a terrible shock the directing force in many lil of Salt Lake, who forests. "Mr. Eccles was tho biggest busi- Cache county enterprises, including Utah, both daughters of tho late Is at present visiting In Baker City, Pi jjH millionaire, arrived of its Increasing, he becamo in ness man In tho country," said W. H Thatcher Bros.' Banking company, at tho undertak- Oregon, and Mrs Margaret E Schwlu-"hc- r 1892 a stockholder In ing au- and director the Wattls, vice president and manager High Creek Power company, Black- - establishment in Chief Grant's of Baker City, Oregon Commercial National tomobile. There was an affecting bank of Ogden, of the Utah Construction company smith Fork Power company, the Lo- - scene Brilliant Career. then with the First National bank, "I had known him and been associat- nn ilapld Transit company and two J at the undertaking rooms when then with Ogden Savings the sons daughters David Eccles was the foremost fig- the bank. He ed with him In business for 10 years dugar factories. In addition he own- - M and gazed on the was lat- ure iu business circles In west-c- later made president of the Mr. Eccles was loyal to Ogden and rfd many large farms in tho vicinity FalI?l!np the Ams a Conveyed lifeless form of tho great business three two organizations. H I Stranr, Is to man. states He was one of the rich- ter tho northwest, His loss will he great- ind much business property in town. H Emergency He first became prominently iden- ly "Utah." Hospital and Dies Before Friends Take CHarge. est men In the entire west, and his felt outaido of the state of business connection Included many of tified with the banking business In John Watson, a business associate II , His Before tho children of Mr Eccles 1S92, when he was elected to tho di- Identity Is Known. tho larger enterprises In Utah, Ida- in the banking and lumber business, arrived, Bishop C. W. N'Ibley and W ho rectorate of the Commercial National Mr. W. and Oregon Ho was a man of said he had been associated with Ritor, lifelong friends and busi- wonderful bank of Ogden Shortly afterward he Eccles for 30 years and considered ALCOHOL IS ness associates Mr. business acumen and made of Eccles, had a success of practically became an official of the First Nation- him not only ono of the biggest men learned of the sudden death tl everything he I and undertook He had a keen mind, good al and Ogden SavlngB banks From In Utah but In the northwest. took charge of the body that tlmo his rise In the world or fi- APOPLEXY Mr. judgment and tireless energy His "He was ono of the greatest and OF Eccles left Ogden early yes- nance was rapid In 1900 he purchas- in country. ' SOTKCiSE DEATH terday industry was a great factor In the keenest financiers the BAFFLING afternoon for Salt Lake He success ed the Ogden street railway system, said Mr Watson. "He studied overv I was In good of his undertakings apparently his usual Born and reared In poverty, then In a badly crippled condition detail of each business in which he I David health, though members of his fam- present Eccles rose through dint of persever- The efficiency of the system Is wa3 Interestod. He was a flno man ily said that ho appeared a little pale due almost entirely to ' ance. During the last 10 years Mr. efforts In every way and his death will he a I Was and that while ho was not at all HI. Chief Surgeon the Wealthiest Man in This Region, In-I- Eccles accumulated a fortune of from His Sugar P. jeets. great loss to the community." Finds It With I they had expressed the fear that he ten to The most Importnn enterprise witn City Commissioner Thomas S J had been working too hard. After twcho million dollars. He Worst Obstacle ASts Extending All every which ho became was Browning said the loss was irrepar- to Over the West Body in ?ave ono of his big businesses connected the I arriving Salt Lake he visited the his ca- sugar Industry In 1808 He was one able for Ogden. Utah-Idah- close personal attention His Progress Arrives From 1 offices of the o Sugar com- in Army Salt Lake at O'clock. pacity foi work passed all untler-ftaudl- of the promoters of the Ogdon Sugar "David Eccles was always a friend H pany, of which was largest if he tho or his associates company In the same year he or to the working man," said Postmaster individual stockholder. There he dial ganlzed a L. W Forced by circumstances to assume sugar company at La Shurtllfr. "He has done a great New York. Dec. 6. The use of al- - ted with George Austin for about an Grande, 1901 or good. I cohol 111 ii early responsibility. Mr Ore In he built the deal think that ho was a among ofricers Hill MWWBMrBBlrnrMBrrgm in ii i hour. Eccles was of tho army IsB most particularly of typo sugar factory at Logan. The next really great man." and navy Is declared Made Visit to that that the "most baf- - HH Bank. may bo solf-raa- year these factories were consollrated H C. Bigclow, president of the Og- fling obstacle designated as He to progress" In a re- - H Mr. Eccles left the offices of the mado his lortune. estimated at many under the namo of the Amalgamated den State bank, said: port by Colonel Mervln Maus, chief sugar company 1 company, surgeon H about o'clock and ,mi)llon dollars, wholly through com- Sugar which Is capitalized "Mr Eccles' passing is a great loss of the eastern division of tho BH A'ent directly to the Deseret Na- mercial projects and was one of the at $4,000,000 Mr Eccles remained to both Ogden and the state and tional bank, in which he was likewise few wealth men or Utah who had president of this company at tho time will bo felt In many ways I have The report Is made public in tho isH heavily interested Thero ho talked never at anj time been a mining spec- of the consolidation In tho paBt year known him for 23 years. Ho has Journal of the military service, pub- - H nformally about the business of the ulator. While he accumulated his he gave much attention to electric grown considerably during that tinje. llshed by the officers at Governor's bank with former Governor John C means less rapidly than many he was lines and, It Is belloved, would have Mr Eccles" wealth has grown won- Island. IHH W W re- eventually Dr. Cutler and Rltcr He tho owner of no InHatcd properly, ev- been at the head of one derfully In the last few years and he Maus recommends thnt "no one H mained at the bank until shortly aft- ery holding at the time oi his death of the largest electrical systems of the is so connected with tho affairs of who uses alcohol beverages should be 5 appointed H er o'clock Then he looked at his being that in a reliable concern His Intermountaln country this section that his loss will be felt to important positions, civ- - 1 JM watch, excused himself and left hur-tiedl- position was a commanding In Mayor of Ogden. heavily." or military, to the mil- - one Itary command of IH the western world or financo and com- Mr Eccles served from 1885 to 1887 J. M. Browning, president of the or naval forces, or any other Friends of Mr. Eccles are unable to merce as a member of the Ogden city coun- Browning Brothers company and vice position of importance and resnonsi- - iH blllty." (BH account for his movements from then Mr Eccles was the son of William cil and from 1SS7 to 1889 was mayor president of the Ogdon State bank, llH until 8 o'clock. He spoke of several or or Ogden During said that Mr. Eccles had been a gieat In reference to the evils of and Sarah Hutchinson Eccles, both his administration or the rse business appointments In Salt Lake whom were born in Scotland and who the Ogden city hall was constructed. benefactor and probably had done alcohol in a military organization hl says: I and it is believed that he filled one beoamo members of the Mormon Mi. Eccles was a staunch Mormon more for Ogden than any other man. he TH 1 jB or more of these appointments In the church In 1S4G and was actively In mauy II. H. Rolapp, legal adviser and "It lessens working capacity, march- - their native land in interested ng H intervening time. It has not been dis- Born at Paisley; Wrenfordshire, Scot- church corporations, though he never close iriend or Mr. Eccles, is in San endurance, accuracy and rapidltv I JM in l covered where Mr Eccles dined last Maj 12, held any Francisco. Ho 'will return Saturday, rifle firing, ability to i land. 1S49. David Eccles came 'ecclesiastical office aside troops command evening. His Irregularity at meals to 1SC3, rrom being an older and a seventy news of the death haung been tele- and soivo military problems, to America with his parents In navigate H was proverbial and his friends think when he was years of age In 1875 he married Miss Bertha N graphed Speaking for his father, F and maneuver war vessels, M II. Rolapp said- - to aet ns members perhaps he had not eaten dinner Family's History. Jensen, a native of Denmark Ten of courts and mil- - H Shortly 8 at "Father has been associated with itary boards, or to properly after oclock he called The Eccles family came to America years later Mr Eccles took as his sec perform IsH the box office of the Empress, thea- ond wire Miss Ellen Stoddard or Mr Eccles In almost every business administrative work. H on the old sailing vobscI Synesure, In which he was Interested, not only "It causes sickness, ter and Introduced himself to D V. which brought to Wellsville, a sister or George Stoddard impairs health H McCoy, manager this country about as legal adviser but as a stockholder. and usefulness, adds greatlv tho of the theater, 100 Mormon converts from various of Salt Lake Ills first family lived to. the UsH and spoke to him relative to the con- parts or In Ogden, while Mrs. Ellen Eccles and Father will bo greatly shocked." of both officers nnd H Sulllvan-Consldln- the British isles It took this men, struction of a e the- company her family lived the greater part of At the First National. adds additional burden and cost eight weeks to make the trip to the medical department, H ater In Logan. Mr Eccles spoke at across the Atlantic Tho Immigrants the time In Bakor City, Ore . moving The flag of the United Slates is at deprives H Lo- the government of otherwise alu- - some length of tho advantages of landed at Castle Garden, New York, to Logan a fow years ago. Both Ec- half mast at tho First National bank H gan a the- In able officers and enlistqd men, as location for a vaudeville and from there went to Hannibal, Mo cles families reside magnificent building today on account of the death and H suddenly shad- torces them on the retired or pension ater Then he Interrupted The company arrived In America dur- homes of President David Eccles, and a H unassuming ow gloom pervades build- list, with corresponding increase or himself with the remark that he had ing tho darkest days of tho civil war Mr Eccles "was and eaa of the entire government IH to 9 Og- 11 expenditures. H catch a o'clock train for and was forced to travel through Mis- approached. He detested ostenta- ing. In fact, all the city mourns the den. Mr McCoy looked at his watch tion In ovcry form and never desired death or the great financier, his sud- "Tho higher powers of Judgment and souri In cattle cars ability to make proper IH and saw that It was S.o'.i o'clock, The company luxury for himself His greatest pleas den demiso being on the lips of the comparisons HH outfitted at Florence, and weigh testimony Is lowered un- - which gave Mr. Eccles only seven Neb., for the long trip across ure appeared to be In working hard great majority of the people, but un- the sug- der the Inriuenco of alcohol. Serious IH minutes In which to catch his train. nlains which was mado by ox team Occasionally his friends would der tho gloom the business affairs IH Mr. away gest he should Mr Ec- of the Eccles going on mistakes havo occurred as the result Eccles then hurried from The Eccles family lived In Ogden tho that retire Interests are of IH Mc- regular way. tho use of alcohol by officers lu the theater almost In a run Mr. flist year aftor arriving in Utah, and cles, however, appeared to fear tho in the H I land and sea forces." - Coy said that Mr. Eccles appeared then moved to Eden In Ogden alloy time when ho would have to retire and Cashier of the First National Bank nervous and looked tired, though he The pangs of poverty were keenly frequently expressed the hope that he John Plngrce states that the death was and perfectly of would die, as he did, In of Mr Eccles will be a heavy blow-t- active clear fe i by the Eccles family during the harness mind. 'irst fow years after their arrival In His Interests. the best Interests of Ogden. Collapse Soon Follows. Utah William Eccles, the father, was Among the business connections of "Th9 things Mr. Eccles accorapllsh- - THEY ENTER was the last of Mr Ec- totallj blind He was a wood Mr Eccles were the following twenty- - ed in the business world," said Mr. That trace turner corporations, cles, prior to his collapse on YVeBt bj trade and operated a small lathe. seen the first seventeen Pingrcc, "were simply astounding, and of which he was president and no one knew the of No I South Temple street a few minutes Rather au adept at turning out wood the extent them 1 a heavy ctockholder. of holdings I later, that his friends have been able en utensils with his latho, tho blind fa- rest cno knows the extent his HON. DAVID ECCLES Ogden Rapid company, Og- to secure. It Is believed that ho ther, assisted by David, managed to Transit and no one can measure fully the waited a few moments for the car and keep the family from starvation. den business acumen Mr Eccles possess- then started to run for the station David Eccles became a woodsman at Ecclos Lumber company ed. Utah Construction company. e money now building That he missed the train was ovl-ue- an early age. During the first winter for his The body of David Eccles arrived iu the city over theSalt Lake from the fact he fell ton in Ogden he climbed tho hills around Oregon Lumber company nt "l wenly-fourt- h street and Washing- that Amalgamated Sugar company. ton Austria and Italy Object at 1 o'clock this afternoon" accompanied by his minutes after tho train hnd left for the city nnd cut maDle logs. Ho car- acnuo has been set aside," Mr H & Ogden raihvay Lewiston Sugar company. Plngree continued, "and that Is the to Greek son-m-la- Ogden It Is believed that ho hur- ried sections of theso maple logs down Attack on LeKoy and David C, Ins George Davis of Salt National bank Ogden way Ec-'-f- two sons, ried as rapidly as possible to the sta- the hllla on his back and from them First of ho always did things Mr. TJapid com-ipan- v Emil S. Ifolapp, secretary of the Ogdeu Transit then finding he had mlBsed his fashioned potato Ogden Savings bank. will not be thoroughly known Avion a M Lake tion and father mashers, Wjomlng Coal company manager of the Utah Construction company, the train, to walk back up rollings pins and othor woodon uten- until some time after his death It "V. II. Wattis, started Lyon Coal company will some goodness I town. In trying to sils These David sold among be time before his Scowcroft, director of the Ogden Kapid Transit company. The exertion catch the Vienna, Austria, Dec. 6. Joseph the train probably caused tho severe neighbors Frequently he walked aa Union Fuel company. and trustworthiness will be appreci- Tho Aus- - McKay. Ogden Milling & Elevator company. ated Judge Deo was not fully under- and Italian ministers M I and Apostle David 0. occasioned his death far as Brjgham City, selling thes strain thnt Vineyard & com- at Athens protested to the Greek gov- - Immediately after the arrival of the train, the body was taken The funeral arrangements will be utensils. Land Livestock stood until after his death, and so It H pany good ernment today against the bombard- - ( & Sons, where it Avill remain governed by the time of the arrival Early Enterprise. Is with othor great and men, , to the undertaking parlors of Larkin Sumpter Valley Railway company, ment of tho Albanian town Av- - member, of children of Mr. Eccles, who nro and so It will be ultb David Eccles. of H Eccles home on Jefferson avenue. The City. I a lona and declared that tho Greek oc- - until taken to the It iB probablo, how- As he grew older David Eccles se- Baker Ore. do not think that he loft will, H out of the state. company, cupatlon of the islands of on cortege repaired to their homes ever, the funeral service will bo cured employment from David James, Mount Hood Railway of as none is among his papers In the Sazno H of the tnat no the Albanian coast could not be con- - were at the depot when the tram ar- held Monday the Ogden tab- who owned a omall Bawmlll not far Hood River bank, and It Is quite certain that H A large number of people on from Sons' company, Logan one except Judge Rolapp Bldored as permanent. H and Willard Scowcrdft, Henry W. ernacle from Ogden. lie choppod logs In the Anderson knows among them being Hebor Paradise hills on the dlvido between High Creek Power company, Logan whether Mr Ecclos mado his last will Great importance Is attached hero j H rived auto- Mr Eccles is survived by two wid- Austria-Hungar- ! members of the Eccles family in Logan Rapid company. and to the joint action or y j H Gwilliams. William Moyes and ows and 21 children. The death of Webor and Cache valleys. Later he Transit testament." secured a team of oxen and engaged Blacksmith Fork Power company. Judge Rolapp Is on his way homo and Italy, as it Is regarded as illus- - H mobiles, who were much affected. Mr. Eccles is the first death In eith- tratlng unity of J In bubl-nes- s Ho was In tho following: from where ho has the views of the two have not been made and the time er family. Mrs Bertha Jensen Ec- the logging and woodchopplng director San Francisco, H Arrangements for the funeral Utah-Idah- o Sugar company past Mr powers on tho Albanian question. not likelj cles, the wife of Mr. Eccles, who In a Bmall way for himself been for the few months H decided on for a day or two, but it is first Home Fire Insurance company Rolapp was David as- Tho opinion is expressed that Aus- - I will not be definitely 2580 Og- The noxt year tho Ecclcses bought a Ecclos' closest urn-- lives at JefferBon avonuo, IH ' held before next Tuesday There are an i span of oxen with which to their Utah Condensed Milk company, sociate In all legal matters, the legal and Italy will maintain H that the funeral will be den, Is seriously III. She Is being at- tll all the forthcoming ambassadorial a d stance, who desire to attend the by Dr Ezra Rich, acres In the following winter tho Richmond affairs being absolutely In tho keep- H r tended who said Bros ' Banking company, ing of Judge Judgo will, conferences In London, that neither before the first of the week her condition is critical cnttlc died, although the entire fam- Thatcher Rolapp, The H city ily day and night Logan. likely reach tho city tomorrow Avlona, Durazzo, Scutari nor San GIo- - vriU San The children of David Eccles and worked to feed and H If. II. Bolapp arrive from warm the perishing State Bank. Brlgham City M S. Browning, also closely con- vannl di Medra may be separated from H is expecUl that Judge . .Mrs. Bertha Eccles are David C. boasts. Their It M.-S- Broking will return death was a tcrriric blow In Deserot National nnd Deseret Sav- nected with Mr. Ecclos In business Albania. H I or Sunday and that of Ogden, who acted per- those IBBBBB1 Francisco tomorrow Eccles as days. ings banks In Salt Lako City affairs, has been advised of tho death no J?& sonal agent for his father In vari- ' or Honday. In 1SC7 .Mr Consolidated Wagon company Is expected home Sundaj He by Sunday ous business Loioy Ec- Eccles decided to go to and he transactions, In Utah Implement company was in when Informed by WOMAN ACQUITTED cles of Ogden, general manager of Oregon and settled Oregon CItv Cincinnati . great Eccles interests H i of the Utah Lumber company. message or untlmoly event. nf rwir-- tho Amalgamated Sugar coinpuny, For two years he worked In the tim- the OF MURDER CHARGE BnlCl west died suddenly last night in Salt ber camps Then he returned to Og- Shupe-Wllllam- s Candy company. ?rKto of the Mrs. Vida Eccles Davis, Covey apart- these Mr Eccles P01f;s was conveyed. after being ments, Salt Lake, wife of don. working wherever employment Besides Interests DESCRIBES HOW Dallas, Dec. I ni Vhere he George H. By 1S73, was honvily Interested In the Knight Texas, G.Mra. Minnie Temp,e StrCCt' DavlB, the attorney, who could be round. by arduous ECCLES COLLAPSED Laduquo today was acquitted I S0Uth has offices toll saving, Sugar. Land &. Livestock company of the In Lake, Mrs. and careful he found him- charge murdering I IH Salt Bertha Eccles enough to buy a Canadian corporation, with head- of her husband, W. CXX West Temple streets. self with a small saw- Salt Lnkc, Dec. 6. Frank H. Hyde, ! f Wright, wlfo of Arthur William H. Laduque, last summer, of jH 5?t at Alberta, Canada because Sten tail, cameu me ninunuu Wright of the mill. Entering Into partnership with quarters a machinist, living at 228 Brown's to - down Mr Mr Eccles First Natloual bank H B. W his attentions other women. H attack struck Chop's cufc, 132 2 Wesl Royal of Ogdon, Gibson and T Van Noy, un- court, caught Mr. Eccles aB he was Hor-- - 31 The fatal man Into of Ogdeu; Eccles Jo- of was a straight case of "un- j H a -J- Temple street, Salt Lake. The seph M. Eccles of Ogden, Llla der the firm namo Gibson, Eccles Si railing to tho pavement. When seen law " m Eccles 08 "SSaoJ6 train South Eccles. Van Noy, opened a written H police station was Immcdlatoly noti- a student at tho UnUorslty of "Utah, he lumber yard In at his home last night Mr. Hyde said. She testified that on tho day of If rpbably over-- 1874 on the Blto of the present big COMMENTS ON H ' S? Ogden 3l r. cles fied Chauffeur Deuuis Sullivan I aura and Flora Eccles, twin sisters, "I did not know Mr. Eccles, but was tho shooting she met him on the strcot and Eccles establishment. In 18S0 H I took the patrol automobile to the students at the Cumnock School of Mr standing In front of Chep's tavern and boldly challenged her place In j H was taken to the Los Angeles, Ecclos bought out his partners and and saw him coming wcBt toward me scene Mr. Eccles Expression, Jack Ec- buslncBB Laduque's regard. emergency hospital at the police sta- cles and Vivian Eccles, students at continued the till 1889, when THE DEATH OF on South Temple atreot I uotlcod oo was still allvo whon he Weber Stake academy, Ogden, the present Ecclos Lumber company that ho was absolutely undisturbed ilH tion and tho was organized rew or reached there. and Homer Eccles of Ogden until he was within a yards TEAM SCHEDULES Takes Start In Small Way. where I He then began to Police Surgeon II. B Sprague was Mr. Eccles' second wife Is stood. H Mrs. A yoko of oxen and a con-tra- blindly a TO BE 1913 emergency hospital, having Stoddard Eccles of Logan. lumber MR. ECCLES 8taggor aud groped for few SET FOR at the Ellen The start for-tun- thero on nnother case was tho of the Eccles steps and would hnvo fallen had H called children of David Eccles and MrB El- been In the lurnbor business Tho ox- not He did not seem hur- Columbia, Mo., Dec 6. Rcprosenta- - doctor could dotoct, only the len Eccles are: Marrlnor, caught him. The hoart, and Marie. en were borrowed. The contract gave ried or excited In any way and until lives of colleges In tho Missouri Val- - slightest pulsations of the Spencer, JcbsIo, Emma, George, Nora, money to buy moments these ceased. him enough the Gibson-Va- n Thoro are many expressions of deep he ctartod to stagger appeared all ley conference went into session here IgH a few and Wlllard Eccles. l within Ellen Marrlner Noy combine '. ,regret by Mr. Eccles close frlonds aud right. today to mako out complete apparently helpless condition Identified. Eccles, 22 years old, is tho schodulcs cles'' Quickly eldest of Tho Ogden business was proHlable business associates over his death, As as I caught him others for football, basketball, baseball and H unconscious and Mr. Mr. was tho family. He 1b foreman of con- to Boon Mr. Eccles was C. The identification of Eccles Seeing n chanco expand, he Invest- - Jloseph Scowcroft, president of John helped mo to get him Into the tavern track and field moots. The work will ' B. work at tho now ' assisted by Patrolmeu through hie bank hook and struction Eccles cd In two more sawmills to feed & Sons, and associated with, a pollco weroj not bo complotcd beforo tomorrow, gfgfgffljH 6 Hyde. Lesser, bo saw made tho Scowcroft And physician and the J - ScbMM and Erneat f

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