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Show ' There would.be no virtue in the world if you took away its rewards. Juvenal. rilUltSDAY 1850 FOUNDED Attorney Rules County Cannot AUGUST 5 1020 , ( Road Commission Withdraws its Claim to Old Structures But Wins Its Point as to Size of New. -- -- CITY SEVENTY-FIRS-T UTAH f TO Recreation Center M GET To make provision for another re real ton renter, in th city. petition was presented to th'e city thte morning commissioner which provldts for tha tlljf and four wards, including Cannon, and Poplar Grove, Twenty-fift- h to buy th foundry Twenty-sixtowned by the Ball Lake Stove and Iron Works on Eighth West street and convert it Into a recreation center. It Is proposed In a resolution presented by T. T. Burton, commissioner of streets and public Improvements, that if th four wards will raise the sum of 12(00, which would bo 1(00 each, th city will provide the balance end maintain th property. It had been at on time to buy the property and remodel It for e fire station but after tn Investigation of th premises this was found to be impracticable, While without much remodeling It could very easily be turned into a fine recreation center to be used In winter a well as summer and would serve a large which is nomewhat community Isolated from other recreation centers of th city, it la declared. An estimate of th value of th property places it at 111. 7(1 (I, which includes buildings end ground The coat of the erection of the buildings la estimated at tll.0T2.ST. LETTUCE. MEAT, SALT, RAISINS OLIVES AND ( HOW ABOUT h OMEEXTRACrf pr.-yos- Mutual Dell is Italy to Resume Lytel Says Utah Fridays Organ Recital. . Fridays tabernacle organ recital program ia as follows. . Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon at the console: National Anthem. ... Rhelnberger Fentasle Berenade .Schubert Maestoso t..MacDowell reIn to are a letter to wonders mountain Utah the who Housewives of Salt Lake City acting secretary Favorite Mormon' Hymn, O My Father Arr. by Organist have long ego relegated Imported main no longer out of reach of Utah of th Ltah Water Storage association, Italian olive oil to the position of an citizens, according to the impetus be- J. L. Lytel, project mankger of the An Old Melody ....Arr. by Organist Feu Ikes exorbitant table luxury may once more ing given this summer to the opening Taklma project. United States recla- Cortege .. .... i have the pleasure of seeing it oftener up of camps in the choicest of canyon mation service, says. I have stake of transrecent with youra retreat In their salad howls. For Italy, date, Yesterday the Alpine of the mitting copy of Mr. A. F. Psrkers ree bumper olive crop this yesr. Is aim- M I. A , with the up port to the member of the executive ing to start a big importation of the Alpine stake presidency, opened canMutual Deli; in American Fork board, and wish to state that I believe . produot to America. tn the presence of Prest.- Heber the formation of Irrigation districts Savsrlo Vecchlo, an olive grower yon. J Grant and a number of other ss outlined in this report is one of from near Naples, Italy, who Is leav- Church officials In the party making the important preliminary steps look-th- e Is In for 'Bait Lake to th opening ing toward a complete detail survey of Denver, ing Balt Lake today trip fromwere Fir Chief W. H. Bywatr returned and Mrs. j the resources of th state of Utah Prest. America especially for the purpose ceremonies Wednesday H. Mrs. j an John from Dr. and Grant. Tajlor. agricultural and irrigation tion of the evening from th convenof arranging for big oil importations Mr. International Association and Mra Benjamin Goddard. Mrs. standpoint. has to this country. With Ills wife he If these districts could be formed of Fire Engineer, held at Toronto Mey Booth Talmage, Mrs. Julia M. been th guest of"F. Anselmo, Italian Brlxen, Mra Rose' W. Bennett, ell be- at an early date, and are ready to do Canada, July During thla conGrant rapreaentlng the business before the legislature meet, consul for Balt Lake. Mr. Vecchlo sides Prest. Y. L. and Y. M M. I. A. they could materially assist In secur vention many valuable papers dealing general states that the government of Italy board Dr. George H. Brimhall ot Ing the passage of a state reclamation with practical fir service, different la emphasising the idea of increasing the Provo Y. M. M. I. A. general board act similar to the one now In force types of apparatus and fire prevention were read end discussed, the chief inPresident In the state of Washington. was also in attendance production, decreasing imports and and the For the Information of the associa- said. creasing exports. This program, it is Grant gave the main addresa One of th important features of th made short tion. I am enclosing three copies of d rest of the visiting party was th resignation believed, can be most successfully of on the program. --Games and the State Reclamation act and Land contention talks out In Italy where orange grove aports followed and Beehive girla later Settlement act of Washington. It ap- Fire Chief 'John Kenlon of 'New York to me that a similar enactment City ga president of the association. pears bloom the year round end where sun-..n- y served luncheon to the visitors. a minor disagree-Tnen- t foj- thejvtate of Utah woufa be an This resulted from t 4wb Psacy skis and. -amcr.g- - the of tTangg exceTiertt; thing," arid I suggest that" a been has opened The camp hillock and field into greet harvest present. Bociation. John C. Healy, chief of th C. commltt.e from the Utah Water StorJunlua of efforts Supt. the through fir Colo., areas. Denver, The department, was only difficulty Banka and assistants, and Prest. Effle age association take up the matter of yielding to fill the vacancy. Chief W. to the program, it seems, is the lack Warnick and assistants of the stake studying this law and drafting one elected H Bywater, is chairman of ths board It is about applicable to the conditions In Utah of of ships and while as many boats M. I. A. organization directors of th association for th fork of the for presentation to the legislature south the miles eVht up to as next two jear previous stop at Italian porta on the new government trail this coming winter. canyon th association, Chief Bywater sa The Washington state reclamation ths war. according to Mr. Vecchlo, the to Timpanogos, and is large enough to conalderabte amount through the efforts of foxier Presiperiod is causing a demand allow for plenty of expansion aa camp- - service ia doingI aam pqewar II thus bus been brought John Kenlon, it also commands of work, and looking for some dent 'thelT for lncreased 8 needed L'nHe--deX- d meftant Tb6,rtrPf- - sharing .the cost. of the new .bridges. to a high state of efficiency and much . vlew 'Srfhe- tkrtyum- - T hgoa4,-tsuU!S2,.n wonderful They will be built at once, according crickets as being aa s a and food as of ro has " plenty disseminated annual KCWd'J? plenty large It appears Italy 'rneth'at' to house about 32 to Mr. Rlrle, and a special meeting 0f to the eecondjolnh brown In of money. Tourists have not been In- cabin has been built 51 young women way to secure data on the water and conventions'." " Thu) the road commission will be called flnr, and but yesterday "oiee some frequent this summer, he states, and girls was ths largest In the which make late today to confirm tha action of the color, accommodated by the use land resources of the state la through yeu., heofsaid, wages which before the war were were being th organisation. It washsld some state commission, as in that way history for erected three members, which Mr. Rlrle be-- 1 I thing like a mouse when they are very been cow has It extra of now increased until low have the entire state bear the expense for at the fair grounds and from the .lieves will be done, as the etate road alarmed." na- the use of Beehive girls A large porch work that is of great benflt to the building in which lt was housed th commission has been .favorable, ex-- 1 I Mr. Sessions leave to history the they are higher than in any other of the structure., front the across : rune tion. dclegstee could look out onto Lake eept as to the point of the retention story of their deliverance from thee sleeping public In generaL Mr. Vocchio does not expect that the with a targe living room,rear the tn of tha old structures which are shown I pests by swarms of sea gulls, and to-TImportant Among Thalast Utah legislature did some Ontario. The In the -- of handmade article kitchens he and rooms in 1 commission fir preproduction to be valueless for the purpose wanted. I state crop and pest are ar- good work in the way ot revising the speech mad was one onwhd machine-mad- e beds In the sleeping roortis be will replaced by in is Sessions Mr. this Italy feet, of Chief members vention water, by three the state I day confirm district By laws, and drainage irrigation accommodate to to any extent, aa a ready ranged Pullman style as an authority on Jhis subroad commission also inspected road I as Harold R. Hagan, state crops end marketgoods I trust the next one can see its and as wonfound for be can possible. still the as many persons work on their way to Logan and found pests commissioner,' credits the sea derful Venetian laces and other works I Borne distance away four tenU and way clear to pass a state reclamation ject. that the paving has progressed so well 1I gulls of today with the saving of the of After th convention. Chief Byweter with cots have been is whiolr for art famous, Italy tattle I that th link from Logan to Bmithflold crops of present dajr grower ; from platforms supplied vleited Detroit and several email s scoiftx'The war-inow f use felt of Wanted. , the M. hoy effect fleeted times-sinceR.. ; is now completed, and in a few weeks forth MacGregor destruction many towns lit -- Canada end th . United save the-- big 1m entire camp" promisee to-- be popular , one will be able to drive from Ogden 1 ' is not known whether Carlos S. country ho states State it given production by poet-wI .oca police- - have been requested to , to Bmithflold without getting off a ce- - j &g8gtons. not only as a summer home for young son of Perlgrlne Seeaiona to petus pro-grademands. community for also ment pavement. but to intends people, wbsm the diary belongs, Institute a search for M. R. MacGreg. ...I and gxerci&cs laav ths diary in the state historical or, 21 years old, an automobile meI least at will he or not. but Funeral of Soldier library, K to be ' chanic and salesman. - The request Mother and copied and preserved Young of record full a is In fifteenth Ward permit front his slBter Mr Pearl M .It tor posterity. Infant Daughter Die comes the westward movement of Parley P. 1763' Perk avenue, Chicago, Lindgren, Funeral services for James Wallace I Pratt expedition, in which the elder his parents are anxious to Fisher and her end eeya for Richards Gada .Wilson. 14 years old, will ha held In I Reunions wss a captain, and vary few Mr 8alt Lake 12 years ago. Chicago died in Oakland, Cs!., hear from j the Fifteenth ward chapel' at 2; 39 p. diaries of that time are' so rich in -hlm MacGregor left Infant daughter ; m. Sunday. Friend are invited to I detail. Mrs. afternoon. Tuesday WlU T. F the city the Yrtf of Frank was Man the and ,emtiw. Portland Disappears street, this city, Mr. Tltoon I th 6n of Mr, .nd I of Bing when of Fred Richards, formerly Bringing back memories AutO Here I Mrs. William J. Wilson. IS Glsndal After Selling survived by her husband She it hem. arenu Hs died at Coblena Ger-corned William" was the blight of course of Two scholarships for tjie her with were sho father and her In while a member I Requests thst they Institute- - search tny. Feb. 1, service mans life, corned beef will ! Of pharmacy at the University of Utah when she died. Interment will be tn army of that 4S rM ,d is'TTthV thle again be the most frequent and popyear by the Oakland. will ho awarded W,luI j Point. Th body JowpL wuIfor 11 1 11am ular dish on the family table wttb-I- n ebapsi and the funeral cortege I ldsnt of Portland, Ore., have beeft re- - Utah Pharmaceutical association, acWU Bf4anlxo there at 2 E. B. Abell, St, and Vera Chapman th next few weeks, when nearly p.m. Sunday. cefred by th local police. Mr. Widop cording to announcement thla morn22, were arrested at Becond South and (1,900,000 worth of the army's favnot been seen since July 1( end ing. The scholarship ere open to one Third East streets Wednesday by De- orite bearing xti the ear marks of aa li had considerable money on him man and one woman and, according tective J, A. Egbert on the suspicion service will be distrfbuted in th ''feared he that mey to Jamea L. Franken, president of at th time it i In which they west. automobile the that of board state Utah have met with foul play. the pharmacy, In line with the recently announced were riding was a stolen, machine. According to report. Mr. Widup th 0bjfe ia to stimulate interest Id of th government, fully 4,(00.-00- 9 policy After being questioned at police headwas at Hie Elks club on July ( end ths study hf pharmacy In the state. of guaranteed canned pounds caahed a check there for $19. About tb men were lodged In the horse" will be distributed upon appliwas stated quarter that it the Fran Mr, kp cation from the surplus supply deth ltth of July he sold his automo- intenion of the poerd so aid the school city Jail for further Investigation. bile for 1(9 and told friends her h pots at Ban Frantlseo. Seattle and mato th the officer, According In business of pharmacy at th university in every was thinking of entering men were Portland. No order win be accepted which the in chine young from 'then When-d- h dropped couree - wx xhirxttr Re T mod el Cadillac. for less than (2(0 and at least 10 per hae been poasttrtwwsrr jkLU nt must Sccompsnylha-apttlicaLUmsight and nothingHiefurther examination" tab he established declared at officer Th Institution, first in Portland wife him. to word received by W. E. heaVd from showed all th number had been re- according Salt Lake postmaater, orrted over hi disappearance and said, th scholarships were awarded assistant Blmk, with the moved from the machinery Its trying to locate him. but this morning. thewar during they annpally, y appar-jentlwhich had one of exception , - Mr. wtdur 4 described as t feet 2 irifi discontinued. ,, Application must be made to, th Is tks been overlooked. This number -nctiee UI1 and weighing ll( pound property officer st Fort Masurplus centNnf (9 ar Wo the' per losing office far of home to the was THK9BI th wired h He la heavy set and baa Mm eye and I I IT son. San Francisco. California for women of the men and car th Stat In machine, thst w planet might company hope Owly tweaty-tla it a talking roll ar phoae-IrVp- H fr dark bair. purchase not less than (2(0. Allottheir education," Mr, for ofWord from away the go traced that. be by 3 ments sr mad in and 1 pound (w frsss (is etty. Xnf 7: rordaV wgntT W. h.v. fice Is expected by the police during cans Franken said. "This Is an unfortunbsalevard 11.40 valued cents and 22 at one Bright to of and affair which Fatal Poison Rat ate condition the afteraoo or evening , On all big purrent VhJton!ra and respectively. thessgh set rep,r ehould We do remedied. be pbusogtapha should Tonaaier-Ins-CarWhen arrested one of'th men la chases discounts ranging from 2 to bclo-- " Fair Grounds Coyote everything in our power to encourage Kimball. Haael-t- n said to have told th police he dnd the 29 per cent will be allowred. Good I Pianos in th state." to study We waat six sdatHsu! the youth and pavebprt-Treother men were equally interested in ar offered for spot purchase and Brea After haring lived fat on th raU The scholarships in pharmacy will IQl and Flayar tb machine, each having paid half, must ba .taken within 39 days from Bacon piano Oed by at th fair ground Tor several bq awarded upon examination by tha Francis fta porch price. The other man date of purchase. sSsekbaldsr. Psr taf, who of board Applicant pharmacy. taken had resi month a eoyot that Federal agnt United Btated diswhen questioned denied this and said Ms call r. Y. Fax. to pay tha regular tuition BROTHERS unable ar ROBINSON th former was th only on who had trict atlomev and felr price dene under on of the building was fxe will be given first consideration, country throughout th anything t do with th marhJn. j found dead on morning recently. It Mr Franken aaid- f . Officer concur in th opinion that hnv been instructed te wstch- - th COMPANY MUSIC re-d i ot efficient in j pharUtah is believed the animal was killed by to in meats eomewbete any was stole of these prevent sale the machine mmrm VM Ceovoep." - the poteen that had been put out for m arista., be stated and .by eneeureaxit, probably Chicago. Th men passible speculation In them as ths th It ia the at stoSr W. Tex unfvereity the rata by Joeeph .county Sing ar said to hero bad 3(99 worth of meat are offered eolety for consump134-3- 6 So. State Street of (he . bettered that trained her erop .pests Inspector, when he Peal tsrltory Liberty bond In their possession el tion la tb Frov aad I. a be eke cen turned out a be the for exhibit bis W AIATCV ML preparation . i prnfnlo purchased. , tb tiro of arrest. ui be af benefit fo th state. at th etate fair thW faL - Exportation of Goods to America Sorely in Need of Reclamation. Act Formally Opened As Camping Place -' l(, 40-fo- ot YEAR Provide for New In an opinion handed down by County Attorney Richard Hartley thte morning the county cannot legally appropriate money for the building of a hangar at bait Lake City for the use of alrpisnee engaged in the carrying of mall. At a Joint meeting of the end county commissioners. Commercial, Rotary and Ktwanta clubs, held Tuesday morning, it was the decision of tha city, commission to appoint e committee to negotiate for the lease or purchase of lend In the western part of the city to be used for perking purposes for the airplanes, while it wss thought thst the count) would be able to appropriate money for the hangar, which will be necessary. The county commissioners at their meeting Wednesday expressed themselves as favoring the expenditure if it could be done legally. This expression was made in spite of the fact that a number of cltlsens had Informed the commiaalon.ers that an injunction would be started against the use of county money for this pur- NE of the moit vexatious affaire which has come between the state road commission and the officials of the various counties, was diplomatically overcome Wednesday when members of the road commission visited Logan j state t and at an informal session of he county commissioners, arrangled so f ( that Cache county will bear its share j in the construction of two large con-- 1 Crete bridges in that county, concern ing which there have been many sharp pose. clashes between Cache county officials The opinion of the county atand the state body. torney, however, clears up tha The amicable settlement con-of the I matter end some other ireena will ( have to be found whereby the troversy was announced upon the re-- ; county can assist in the constructurn from Logan of Harden Bennlon, tion of the proposed hanger. secretary of state, Joseph Rlrle, state i auditor, and Dan B. Shields, attorney Valuable Record is general, all three members of the Placed in Hands of state road commission. The bridges will be built at one State War Historian according to Auditor Rlrle,- who stated That book Is worth its walght In that tha county commissioners agreed to all tha tarms imposed by the state I lold." said Dr. A. L. Neff, state war road coramlsalon. The contractors historian, as he surveyed the diary who bid low upon the work were Gar- - I f Perrlgrine Sessions, which had been den, Christensen lend Jacobs, who, left In his keeping overnight, Wednes-upo- n that he might copy It and confirmation of the motion of the I conference, will go ahead Immediately put the contents Into the collection with the contracts end finish the of pjoneer rllcg bridges at once. They are to be the dlary u yellow wlth largest type concrete bridges built by tUr,ting U In places dim snd the state, with spans and each ,y traceable but lt tgllg thrilling 24 feet wide- - Th life among the pioneers of Tories were lnsiRent upon,f0 smaller bridges Uuh thof wrjter wggt havln, being built, but the etate authorttije th Becond yegT after Brigham Toung would not agree to build across and the other trekksd 1 ln L. , , , pioneers that might have to be replaced So the brldgss In a few years. rhl account of tha thrilling trip --tarts with the bn, k1 v encamping of a large at Council frontiersmen from photoeounW'roadw.dglng BJuff l0WJL while they were en- Bimilar of graphs with about 1000 men In the office of Ira R. Browning, state camped there, their party, riders came among road engineer, I them from Washington, D. C.. deState Withdraws Claims. manding that' tha party furnish (00 These bridges will replace smaller, men. to fight Mexico, as war had been worn out structures in Cache county, I declared with that nation. Not lack-on- e of over Blacksmiths Fork, nsar ths ing in loyalty, tha little group and the galnta gathered together and 600 men sugar factory south of Logan, I other over Muddy Creek at Wellevllle. I volunteered, leaving Immediately for The trouble with the commissioners of the scene of warfare, where they ren Cache county has been that heretofore jI dared fine service according to re to permit the state port received afterward. . they have refused to remove the old bridges out of the I Mr 6egB0n' aiory of the trek county. Upon this point county and 1 the plains is a daily recounting and a dead with great r elate authorities disagreed trevele, relating m I lock has existed for more than two herds of buffalo, and sometimes of examinemonths But upon closer oUghg- - wlth roving bands of Indians, tlon. lt was found that ths smaller I seen of thslr welcome upon out move to no In are shape j bridges arrival at Salt Lake le touching, of the county, as they have no steal I their Qna 0f tha most Interesting stories and cannot b moved Aiar I LAKE SALT . Construct Hangar VALLEY - "" . bHddpld 2C-3- Members Will Continue During1 Augutt The Select tion of. Lieu Lands . Each Given District. HE balance on - hand in the state treasury to th credit of th land board July 1, was 331,(16.72, but action on thla ha money been voted at previous meeting so will b non to loan for oomo thr time to com, according to Arthur Kuhn, secretary of th board. Receipts during July from lease and land sale aggregated 129,119.92, making a total received during ths month of (117.377. K, which will b handed out to cover previous actios late lie 1111. Members of th stat land boarfc will continue during August thslr trips lien through th stat selecting lend They will cover district ab lotted to each, going out as soon at th board adjourns and continuing their search for ..lands to replace school lends which they might hav had if earlier choice had been made, but which have been selected by horae-stsedsor other and in Hsu of which th state will now choose other section end eeli them to th hlghesf bidder, th money to go to th various stat school fund Th districts to bo covered by th various commissioners ar as follows; R. E. Dsvl th counties of Belt Lake. Devls. Weber, Cache, Rich, Boxelder and Daggett; Richard Jones. Tooela. Utah, Wasatch, Bummlt, Duchesn San Juan and Uinta; N. P. Ipsoit. Juab, Millard, Beaver. Iron, Washington, Kan and Garfield; Db. M. IL Stewart, Banpeta. Bevler, Wayne, Piute, Carbon, Emery and Grand. .-E.Davis made report on f email number of section of lieu landi In on of hi districts which will bp advertised later and bid upon. .The custom of handling these lieu Iend hie changed. Formerly when a mao wanted to buy any portion of auc'i lands ho notified th stat land board, who set It apart for him. t But now it is set apart for th stat and sold at public auction to th highest bidder. rs -R- Pickpocket Makes Good Haul at Resort 1 cai-rle- . -- mib-ftruct- thfifftsss .'Hi s. sr.itss V adU-()cLjPer- ?J mild.-eHma- - ssjisrK L - dn--tha- er , E. J. Mansuy. 115(eaat Thirteenth South street, reported to th police Wednesday that his pockets had bee t picked t Baltair and (119 In cursilver and a check otr thr rency, (4 AIn Rio Grande railroad for Denver (70 39 taken. No description of th thief coma be" given, th, otticsra'eaio. as Mansuy did not know when th theft occurred. Burglars entered th room of Steve Harris. 157 south Main street. Wednesday and .obtained (39 in silver, according to reports received at th police Station. Entrance was gained by breaking th lock on th door. A barn belonging to the Lake Hand laundry. 23( west First South street, Wsxl-rtrtukLr- PlgHt- - and some automobile tires an batteries taken. Detective Wednesday recovered a ring and a watch which were stolen from Mr M. Levy, ((( east First South street, sversl nights ago. -- i ! R. O. T. C. Equipment Buildings Discussed ! -- -- s ar n a -- Scholarships For Pharmacy Course To Grace Family ' Will be Awarded vu Menus Very Soon fubtr jx, . -- Tirtln... Lambs Canyon r Uu'hol i 3- -t ' l.. er , V L. D. u. s. ; f OnsincssCoIlcflc 1 u I matter of erecting buildings Th to house equipment recently reeefve-- 1 fronirjhc7. ffovernmcnt'"Y "th. Uni. today verattr of Utah, at a Joint meeting between ths stat board of examiners snd th regent of th University of Utah, represented by a committee. No final decision wga reached, and the meeting ahortly after noon to take up th matter In farther detU tomor; ' r ' ' row. the new The government Insist the instruction equipment receivedC. for students of c4he of the R. D. T. University' of Utah must b properly housed. .It is estimated by thxt It Bennlon, secretary of state will cost about $30,000 to construct -- wa-,dtacui- the necessary bulldlnga- - Anolhef Bargain room jljqOhA magnificent eight tw fire brick residence only ar walking distance to year old. section, gbove tb amok bu1n and In a refined neigh brbbod. Owner leaving for the East at once, e.Th le deelreua - one of the moet beaatlful arIrga ranged "home tn Balt beautiful flow-- r let on pa Everything that bed garag goe to make np a wonderful bom Four, good sited bodroom and twne Til bath. Lot sleeping porch show It ts "you. ws casoot describe It hers TerSta If desired. ! vod-stree- t, (Ltita w..m -- |