Show - THE PEACE PERVADES DIVORCEES HERALD-REPUBLICAN SALT-LAKE IGHT dd Storage"’ £ “ A “ Keyser Governor William President - of Woman’s State-Wide -’Organization Blood Smeared the Over Sidewalk Man Claims — SheWanted the Stickpin DOVE' HAS CLEAR Addresses Society Holds Delving history Annual of s and Election sacred of c ’ir opeciai ror women p' ' o : Us d --'t- Id ' I MW'’ Complete charge r - 1 I lines splendid - - ’ 1 styles ‘ ree Drayage records of welt to "““i ‘ contentions half a dozen prominent speakers made of the of annual conference the Utah ??ac Koclety th® ai irst Methodist last church night an occasion for jthe of doctrines universal peace as opposed to international war Two thousand the persons packed Church and remained through two hours of patriotic speech-making Peace and patriotism hand in went hand through the evening and though the services of partook a religious sense outbursts of applause not infrequent were Rev Peter A Simpkin the touched the keynoteof gathering he when that the time was fast approaching when patriotism would not be measured by the of shedding blood for one’s but by one’s country to willingness live his in aJ?dserve country preservation its or and peace greatness EeryBpeaker touched upon the nolnt that universal essentially peace is a to solve and iur vnristianiiy that the of upon peaceful teachings Christ the must rest of foundation the principal ofspeace among nations The conference was opened by President c John Cutler who delivered MBS' KATE1 M’GILLIS invocation He was' followed by the former Rev rancis husbnutl the no wet her on Burgette Short who read street yesterday aud scriptural extracts struck him 'with the subject concerning at nee chatelaine bag hand to tending show that a desire for had been peace ever ideal POST-DIVORCE an of) quarrel between mankind from the dawn of history Charles McGillis newspaper cirdilator and his A: former wife Mr The Rev Simpkin the first which in was took place front! of No 11 of speaker tho evening He dealt in est Second South street shortly aft-er' eloquent reviews of history to the o’clock show yesterday afternoon fallacy of as a in war means of administering blows attracted large a right and justice crowd ami or the among men saw sidewalk among nations with blood “He who resorts to his fists or to a - McGillis that says his former wife revolver rather than the law in settle-i struck him with a chatelaine bag which hI? grievances is lie believes held an abhorant a small 'calibre of survival the he brute” ballast declared as Mrs McGillis sa vs is of The same true that her nations as of former husband her struck with it is his fist rom a higher viewpoint clenched loosening two no teeth and more right that nations should send lips cutting her Both bear their armanents against each other marks of the battle and both file mav of complaints contentions than that assault and In battery individuals should abuse each other over police court this forenoon' I personal questions The law was minding punishes business my own the it one and should be made to reach former wife when my from 'which to the other was separated ten months ago her “The bloodiest wars of history me with chatelaine bag’’ have said McGillis shortly of after the Hiin affray whose name greatest of teaching luui riiueii was peace mere was something verv in all the neayy handbag and if not among mankind Kings am and it nations in all times mistaken a little have sent their was to revolver which she had Slaughter nen in frequently carried one another the It nearly She name of the Prince of knocked me out Peace” has often tried to get The Rev Mr a Simpkin diamond stick declared that I if the is pin in that which always wear money now into my era-vat poured and that the she treasuries of the great what war was was ’after nations hit lor she when support of standing me” armies and in other was directed for channels Denies Revolver se1rice?vermful an the in poverty the Mrs 'McGillis claims that her former world be alleviated cou id her in husband struck the mouth and Not in laws nor in codes In life but displayed a badly lip lacerated to nnist brought it is her peace be about a prove She assertion ’denied that ‘problem for the to individual solve 5dba contained Mca revolver b11 s ? Personal problem with us eu cut all was badly nuwever ho said Mrs xvv McGillis is eighteen years old and slip of a girl of a the Nations Should languid Combine brunette type time she or has some The speaker called attention to the been employed in one of the laundries iiKiue ty this here her cover living making J° utciimt'b own although -’b’ ! L 1 i $350 Goodyear J --5 I - ' 4 : d-dds Splendid button f o Warehouse “The Phones 2823 fine inest in the V i L P 32 S W 2d of assortment oxfords in Also novelty West” kid or nobby patent effects sole 7 '7 kid or J - $300 in d lexible f pumps So d : - ’A warehouse non-fireproof S O patent - - ro with tan - Keyser irep Also in i " - declared oxfords I their expounding - 1-'nr ll I the proof r store - moving r’‘t:J-! ' in only urniture Warehouse railroad trackage We get can you greatly reduced freight rates and save youone Utah R - -- and to With 4 - r -y - Officers iqto for Made Are f- “t-" 3 dd- -R ”-: ’ - The -SAILING ' d’ urhlture Shipments having Many place Your List ' r- - furniture your 1911 - warehouse safest - ?Private strongest fireproof is west MAY v '-t : -yr largest 'located' best MONDAY i i ireproof - tjifl Roomiu Spry-Elected A v STREET BUSY IN UTAH 22 a urniture GREATGATHERING CITY trackage drive paved '-''"J Third to West rent or South Second near cheap I I I THE DAILY 1 PATTERN -the : ‘ A w ZA’l' j ffO ’W i ') resulted I iiwi : Hr(? I besmeared inMheir A U LI '5 HIRSCHMANS revolver ’-fK 1 ’ ' individuals ' hv SpS xs- - 118 fiii I Look ‘ -attacked andkindliness PAIR YOURS SHOELY Ay V I THE illli I for MAIN SO revolving window display 22-calibre If YjkJ rlP J £SlSijS!t — I : flELfiiMw L dr- -n PjBBEaS6 f ' ' ' j) i I- J 1 I i navies nt - Il 8?Z5 - rllMrl f ’ product "Up ' ll I ’ ' I i Ki Engtend an $22000 Into : r arbitration goal of and whole movement influence to this the greater set than people to work J Justice court courts of lay the and that end could conciliation E that of the of the -the mon He for VP® in their adjustment tOT dealings by and herself bolic LADIES’ and after dose of had taken she swallowed a quantity pnysicians uuenuing her life me save Here simple of is the liniment peace to be one argud011 cause the mighty nation and not whose cause is just that the when engines of war “It settles to the rank comes are resorted international question difference will same arise the the minute whipped nation its he strength” argued "An international of court arbitration operated no permanently The re-covers on-international in irst and agreements interpreting international laws would out justice serve in the more first year of its than existence could be brought 'a about with hundred of years warfare’’ he declared Agents' of Peace Carl State Senator Badger rose to n defense of America’s wars and declared a resort to arms to be sometimes absolutely necessary However he argued that rhe of greatest warriors the had also been the greatest factors for peace Washington Lincoln Roosevelt and other many leaders influence wielded a big American for the fact that they peace despite to in rose times prominence he war Mr Moore is survived Susan and Moore years ageu twenty uuurp will Mrs i be C Lowe yesterday city eight who are of state Idaho at in the of to the have west party homes in the former Patriotism is factor larger a in “life liberty and the pur- ui are awareman most people Patriotism The confirmed can withstand hunger but not dyspepsia “ is fit for treason and The stratagems spoils” mu' who goes to the front for his country with a weak stomach dyspeptic will ' be A weak a i soldier and stomach makes health and happiness of the Diseases stomach nutrition promptly and are sound PIERCE’S Dr ’ for finder good citizenship the well as for as end other digestion of organs permanently-cured by body with the "d of use DISCOVERY flesh aoand and tr o The dealer who this offers substitute a for the is “Discovery” Dr on 21 for meritorious less Pieroe’s receipt of stamps stamps for bosmd one-cent the Common cloth ANoatooo K preparations Sense Medical to musical tonight M U f mailing resident f d d- ' sough SUIi“Specked °f t the the patterns are In purchased must be sent two weeks of treat with the a ?y the The sale of office first season"’ ith band A further its first showing concert East seats of the night twill Graham Temple South until tomorrow lawns by the at TO Getting Stock The 6 today street o’clock in the doors Graham ‘large a tbe will that! reports and open at there fashionable most in railroads of Utah termountain other in-all -are i will A frost good expected is this neighborhood of yield of sugar year — probably 100000 tons A come “We crop in d d on crop other to it 5 x last Goshen's effect its have had not the liquor GAIN ndr!U dl th Sunday tie mercury fortable uncom the green tints strong Held’s band was and the crowds park of docu-MacDowell yet manager Business evening Sunday with made those their up question POUND A-MONTH 40 at South workers distributing Done for the be Issued first-bit of and “What Kansas” is f Main begin will leaflets literature other Prohibition the of schools title campaign! literature the' by “drys” Hv2rJa £xtract from a speech R Governor W on prohibition in Kansas St delivered ijfat Louis 16 October 1910 The ch of the sunflower of state tells the results of the prohibition law in and in Kansas what clos-loons the manner helped business to Pavilion ear were in never ' to be by named ago of examination child who gained ice Dr were districts of two the declares months oxopri-ence ' ‘ x lie e lunches were inaugurated have improved in scholarship disand played signs of greater vigor oi the i W — 'TX' v in Pennsylvania that lunches shows that each took advantage of the servH one pound a month Meyerdlng says that pupils who apathetic toward their studies be-I ’ ' resulted the with executive are fewanonths &n -Stubbs leaaers a establishment lunch in some : ndiu Who fief Schoo Lunch Show Great Improvement Paul St "May Minn 21 Df-? E Mey-erding — whose reports the’ on numbers of cases in malnutrition the city anti-liquor de-nrohfidUnn of musc uart?rs amnaign H temperance of Pupils establishment Street todVJ’ today i B the 48 and evening Don’t 2:45 will “a say: loaf bread’- of I audience ' tonight the as advance sale for this has concert been heavv ami parties have been many arranged by the society of people the city Six Always be beard tonight Nina Joel-Hulse — Lealia soprano rank Nlko-IaV tenor: Ormsby s?koIoffviolinist and Bernard Altschuler cellist together with the orchestra and the Tabernacle choir The program for tonight follows: Symphony — Pathetique Tschaikowsky ’t!' Allegro non troppo IL Allegro con grazia Ill Scherzo Molto Vivace inale Adagio Lamentoso Vocal quartet— Night Tschaikowsky Mmes Dimitrieff and Hulse Messrs and Ormsby Schwalm (a)x Berceuse Jaernfeit? Violin obligato— Nikolai Sokoloff obHffat°— Bernard Altschuler (b) The “ROYAL say: TABLE ' ' - QUEEN” z-ji-'j ’’ ' Ha 3' HB ’ ' - SIHf i ' Beh - 1 t id 4renw Coquette Arenskv Polonaise Life for the Czar Glinka — Tabernacle choir and organ Aria — Pique Dame Tschaikowsky Madame Dimitrieff Symphonic sketch Lake — Enchanted (c) r ’ ’ Inv " ' ' ’ ' ictus Bruno Bertram Overture— a 1812 (Commemorating from NEW Isara- Liadow Huhn Schwahn Tschaikowsky Napoleon’s Retreat Moscow) ZEALANDER IS RED-HOT BALL BI AN Whaanga a fullblooded New outside Cooley arrested park yesterday afternoon charged to with attempting confiscate a baseball which had been fouled over the fenceIt in bounded front of and he Whaanga picked it up and put it in his pocket Zealander to prepared handle big a Utah and Idaho this year” said J A freight Reeves general agent of the Short Line Oregon last evening “and are in shape to move the products but of Whaanga understands baseball this region with dispatch Engines not English and when he seized cars’ and was stockpens train crews are bv Patrolman Mike itzmrnU for big preparing 14 movement of livea linn a tZliT has secured at ton siuck tins season xneroaa has mot PatVoI h v e are arp ready lm j toInmOT7Aei?UTntb:nre llas sene? To maiket to to " po'ice taken was headquarter to aeriu niarKCu hicaiwg tho lieutenants situation eifnaHnn with the aiscuss me projects of “As the irrigation the states are gradually being finished and is more more acreage dollars guarantees the Two million and the consequently crop of abstract accuracy every by made increases each year The movement the Salt Lake Security & 32 Trust Co way business has been wc have a great Up Main We our own record own It Bi d O-d -’Win -a' B- dd- dA'd'd '" was baseball a I -i Dreamer A are B h -oagio’ is for looked and igood grains are promised” Pacific a! being Western new has fine and Is fitiiv eouioment to all for the care business that corn yields of able would said Dr’ & :i the -Y111 states for prepared 1911 ofrelchtcron movement of ficials the Oregon Denver Short Line & Rio Grande AVestern Pacific and Salt equipment Lake Route declare their is in to shape with crops move to celerity the this markets year S said “The Denver & Rio Grande” V Darrah freight “is agent yesterday ready for the season's crop movement equipment We have not secured any new this because been year none has But all freight needed our cars have been repaired and made ready for ’the fall when the rush comes We hadno in difficulty moving crops on our lines last and anticipate delays in year no 1911 “I have recently returned from a tour to the Pacific coast and the Rio Grande in lines southern Utah While the wnoi little short this spring the crop was a soil outlook for products is bright The fruit yield be I despite will think normal to reported have been damage by bv 8O Repair and used campaign a Rev by ile-gln Headquarters f continue at music bureau the Congre- irst oit? Dimitrieff contralto Rolling the The Will Aiitl-Idquor u at3:4" The Maintenance and Departments big Propaganda at yesterday the be Manufacturers who minds r‘ Tickets will also be sale at on both the of bureau in information the Temple grounds and at the box office at the of east end the Tabernacle The doors of the wifi Tabernacle nt open 7:30 o'clock each the evening program to at 8:15 The commence afternoon will concert tomorrow commence BUMPER CROP Operating the durin the afte?-o’thVreal cool the dark proved incentive ifn6the°ddS assembled in or sun’mer comes concert tomorrow of the ' MOVE done viting 1OU8'h tc! an dnrin vs The Symphony given to oft’CH beets in lawns trees eUmh??4 summer ’ 1 - 1 t a- ' ’X Z 1 4r' X I - sent only 31 Buffalo frir c Send i ? in-tcrmountaln stamps Medical N - t Y developing’ d- d’ W---' — - dr' O' d rd - - ‘ ' A A ’-r: h r Issuing 'loday of touch the into sprang the popularity vesterdfiv retreats - ‘ f d4 Matinee of orchestra fifty and eight soloists men under the of of Modest Altschuler New York Tonight’s event will mark the of opening Salt Lake’s music annual festival be There will a matinee afternoon at 3:45 o’clock especially for the of sJLudents tle various of schools the city The last concert will be ’ is paper covered book or Address World’s Dispensary fierce v V" the of se- on I Adviser expenseof pay Work Band I — of S nolnt I i sale - will torrid bloom parK) ’ ROADS PREPARE road GOLDEN MEDICAL builds or solid mnsclo It a’ fault a Held’s jhe association oters t turn carry local sermon and H w sermon delivered Goshen of church will gatonal Prolably as st in to I¥er A With Park I i Irr he C -year stomach these come - ihSirst Thousands ' patterns The P the' Stathakos well ‘known last of Greek banker was the speaker the He said that evening breeds peace happiness and that war is only justifiable when it is waged In the cause of Resolutions endorsing the pfoclamahappiness peace and r the concerning J reund the Charles representing of significance peace day adopted were on and committee nominations presented the spread upon minutes of the the following: officers and" directors for meeting the UPani-mou8ly coming which were Interspersed the of speeches among ratified the conference: by several excellent were mu William Spry president sical Governor numbers by the church choir OPEN Afternoon I silver the secretary N in and the orders York there days to from ten of be for receipt should allowed after has been mailed coupon Gem all lun Orchestra irst This Mr Cutler Governor John honora president: N p Stathakos first vice president: Mrs Edward Rosenbaum J second vice president N Sjodahi and treasurer: Bishop S s‘ hpalding John Henry Smith Mrs Richards J Charles reund A Peter Simpkin and Mrs Riter W of W board directors - Give mailed stamps New ry said Symphony Will oe the by WoJmnfh Of its full never6 Russian anti-saloon week who chairman campaign direction As arrived head of a party from Nebraska McKinley The size this illustration of receipt 10c on medium arrangements way homesteads of search Gingham later to Concert tomorrow Rex in the their on the linen for this over ARRIVE homeseekers members make nation of fasten Size widow a son uneral announced HOMESEEKERS C by a Crowd that Address West the DE EVENT A11?8 district th°iUi82t Lanes Crowded of Both Young lias Name South 323 and Old— the Russian drilling of oil died shortly after 7 o’clock last at St evening Mark’s hospital The his death of cause of ulcer the was for stomach which he had been operated at St upon Mark’s hospital May 17 On the day previous he was taken se-111 'tYhlla drilling oil well an at illmore Utah and had to be rushed to the hospital in Salt like Moore born in was Mr New York 24 March 1859 He had made a life oil study of drilling and artesian wells Coming to Salt Lake sixteen years ago he his at followed trade which he had been unusually successful as a contractor nation victory Moore contractor and si spots many s portion Stomach he street wells Avenues nooJ at Iloapital DAlexander following Justice rlrk declared the peace to be but movement an universal application of the principal of the square deal “War is wrong ” he said ’not because of Its horrors and its spilling of blood but because 6f its of recognition true justice no It Is to prepared to In crop good portion 8925 With Ulceration In While at Work— Dies and war in A anypattern address or Stricken is WILL present by the of worn tramp picnickers and of pleasure seekers other and years the landscape gardeners have wrought additional beauties the flower among beds and the hedges Men Great SEASON under skirt at in and and ' 36-inch Misunderstanding imsuHuerstanaing lfor n° center front of another motives he declared to be the underlying cause of most wars £1! !nLn!ltL?"S1 do would the alpaca are suitable in pattern is cut three It Small and large medium four of yards material requires of figure tho and as The sizes: to becoming than placed of easonerT only not or garment master tn dart a the percale a nerson-?n to Pviduals with Utah September fruit GREEN been goodly a ON Pit is ample protect' enough to underneath The worn back to extended form straps shoulders to fitted is at cross A that but apron practical by arm dress DEATHCALLSDRILLER ’ and is to ONE-PIECH an It the car-I managed Is well i I attempt an a care Line this Is LOWERING condition has of O Nevod better out August Short of BOWER ji- year! a half a PARK ' evident-Y than less ’ acid drug a LIBERTY bumper a and there now shipped from fruit MUSICAL In residence divorced some were little McGillis made by taking aKO a first set shape” - troubles Even of take I for declared too their They kill differences troubles Justice family from timeago fortune modest McGillis The date that the f doctrine of settlement humanity’s Should be taught as a part of the educational system and that in the little school red house could be planted grelt seed that would grow into a tribunal where nations would bring com? their j i r a Supreme declared her accumulated English-speaking peaceful receive father’s to soon of Idaho a trees were have will so cehters million in Idaho during The October claims Salt rick is share trade to freight lot that McGillis induced her to leave in home and luxury Denver Prior to his death six years her ago rather officershe was an claims' in a Colorado packing and company agreement in she : She tohelr common a as estate ' her that her ar-lrfatJ-oa’-treaty a of differences no be for rance indica-Ition spiendid the the progress international He movement declared that by th° Breat nations of the world Peace jjoget and as ’ stock dispatching - n- of in this spring that in which four or five years means railroads will be obliged to re-j use frigerator cars to handle this perishable hS ' rolling difficulty no fruit ’ of surplus I Kffi Ml l I d- “ -'-rddrrdd d -s S fSr |