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Show THE 10 WANT RECEIVER FOR AUTO COMPANY Extravagant Management rectors of the Merchants' their GIVEN BANKS Eastern Concerns = . Accounting by File Jensen, Wilson Auto- pany of the has wrongfully appropriated and money to com- |e yesult unlawfully|pany his own to paid been have should that Automobile use] the was "got that busy' and the Taken light "Little on installed will be ies evy. ee or complaint about Sept. Automobile mortgage further recites 21,1905, the the ¢ arrs i ere 1 Warrant M. MecConaughy issued Company gave a chattel }which on nineteen automobiles | false for is out for W. on a complaint it gave a chattel to secure $3,500, done by to mortgage the the Utah payment due six LeRoj C. on of a note bank | both for/note months after, Snow, manager. M. Naylor sisters and to te and the a ecNattel both|in relation to The} piano for the B.S. wife the sum of to mortgage, sale of an of $100. both in a that the action, 32,000, and o is in a to made been have in exceeding ras made torged $11,000.) to and t automobile company possesses certain valuable agency contracts for the selling of automobiles erty and should equitable be and other prop- interests applied to the payment of the debts of the company. They allege that the affairs of the company have been mismanaged and are now belng mismanaged and that the exare. greatly penses of the company in excess of the profits, that it is con- Examination August misuse of appointment Commercial Utah National funds and ask of a receiver; National bank bank for the) that and the and them }and a inby en- Reduced to Serap Iron by Colliston. An automobile owned by W. E. Hubcf the Hubbard collided with a Jensen at the of Syrian, Given in Honer Who of Goes A. G. at to 1ourn take exercises hi ne obtained Bike reaped Q/ and other The trouble |ing a wa alwé iys part-oin 5 is ‘ ccnleht; said to have When punishment he he his City hardly to able receive "©© sen- © son notified park 150 been Ae father ; car the to een 2 o'clock, July 2. of the members prepared for was burial born in at the this city's| city o¢jock at | ing is /S\ing and e is a Eberfield that, will numbers the inet REAL Lion A in the by| Solera 10 as |the top been of the 300 Younger Bat- Organi- league lately, batsmen Stone margin, 3 who fElberfield, working can position, shows leads by a has the with small : not Ameri-| Salt comfortable grimly still ‘ holding an |to Thirteenth seaffolding elven be under for S90 | the sid bigs ater could erablé Wok. . A| station peenaeded: on the played was .300, Lake Aug. years 5, in re fire Wi wae ; oar The exact empunt-oF A rie hor nee sia : Heater oyed parts CALIFORNIANS put Pe otme of i tt of service. CAN'T COME Trail-Blazers' Proposed da out CalledOff. ee tie Camog' A considJearned. be portion of the interior wood-| mechanical Mr. Held; (Oliver), arbridge Sirk" {Harbridge). Girl" Excursion The added f march, ing Lajoie basemen, first Bradley and second, is Davis George while | aren tops leads af- | m Friday 1905, the in and sentenced penitentiary, this years and| burglary of clty May 25 in the state chil- Guests-The be to orphanage Ann's Kearns-St. of than short- rere following the 2,7, to eau ee savings public 1906; library will. be morn- euostinr te Annals start you one Longley, . deputy inspector imimigration ane 1. Moy~) Kwai, the Peorin. have gone to this Chinese Wyoming violation alleged an vestigate Chicago, June 30;-Barney Oldfield; | Gpinese exclusion ctlaw ‘ . king of the autemobile pilots, Is Stulz, Frieburg .|the United at. Joseph. Pe W.: States poin® interto Inthe of ere Ecker- the Har-| ly for ‘ "Gb Tiga, ( von ount soiio. man makligthreege ae Frecg, mina: and eniatte os mi are yermans from ‘Peoria, where» he~broke-the!'Y regis-: are America, tour'of extensive * ee ve s : ate record for : three roues Saturday, tered _They have at the Knutsford. eile his Green Dragor seen a great deal more of the twenty-four Tare race Bar-|lready the average American, ney will drive with Webb as a team- America than hal not are they ayer ae pat mate/and says he will land the prize Ma the for ready in the city to make Oldfield came lem races July 3 and 4. ta oe the big event. oney in Christie, ureh astage, | Christi Edinburg of ththe vedi th ne Sastern [Taste u ft famous ough alte eal z John yet P. * Meakin DG returned 2 to Salt Sa yesterday after a stay of six constructs his own racing|Lake During his abRrostiney months in the Bast. of the holder" in several lectured Meakin Mr. |sence here is comin records, stralghtaway and its story Earth Hellprin, pa the large cities of the country, inee racer Johnston, eras poleon's Empire! in South-| roy the races with his front New York, Boston, Cleveland, Christie won the Thomas trophy for he T : |ern Ital and ProviWashington Philadelphia, his club at the Harlem meeting last oe cane ae cities these all in lectures his dence, the| of one considered re. a r ti F *¥ ¢ year test Old a Testament, e Problem being on "Utah and the Mormons. Orr, countr drivers in the ity drivers greatest immortality.) and ty rndividual swald, In the $2,000 race a baitie royal | of sh Richards. ee panepOr-) Oldand him between should result has. chemistry. Snyder, ; oOae enn iuicwenr e Free Licenses. Marriage bea.feeling been There fleld.| 1 5. handbook, Copper Stevens, local excurslonists a] tation was given F. Hansen, W aut Jordan; ad Hobart, Insulation of elec- tween these two men since last sum-/|2534-Ed serena et pe tric machines rallraa peed ol Be Jordan, Jensen, ae est Olga a chance) will welcome both mer and ; cr ee Baldwin, Savage, The track: is|2425-James..M. scores. even_up-old ona po ATEN ew Sub-consclous i Wa Luke road have| self,elementary| Salt penses Waldstetn d impossible Salt Larsen, R. digi? Miss. : for the races) in fine shape being put exercises in pr actleal wory e for for tl them t to render) ie de e itofmp the Lake should be ready for the dare- | same panera to those in Califor- meteordlog the Harvey, Salt Lake; 2426-George re, Ieect sugar manufacture and re-| devils by Thursday. here nla to come ke. pas Catto, Rhea Oldfield is very. anxious to have a| ining, vol. Lake; Salt Thompson, A. 2427-Lester Green| chance to work out with his Wise, Citizenship. DIED. Nigiaen, Salt Lake/ , Owing to the inability of the Salt) Lake Route to furnish free transpor-|- tation to the trail-blazers in southern California for the proposed reunion} n Salt Lake this month, the reunion Last year trail has been postponed. blazers of Salt Lake went to Califor-| the celebration nia ford that. ld t and it. was exth Long.-At his residence,.617. ‘ South second East street, of erysipelas, July s Notice 1, John Long, aged 76 years. of funeral later. Punean, | odge a W knowledge and matte ee a . an cars who and. Dragon, the $2,000 Coey and rac ad e have ente red former with anon meets TAS Obwi te * 1is at mn. re"eM W ill wee 12:15.) In be Tr i e Leas. a PU Foaand ie ea yy fae ane Be aa , elnteat ron loc i Hontet > me: ae ns First C "orn. te day Central Christian, ; Q Central Christian. church, Third East. and Fourth South-Preacning at Baptist 11 a, m. and 8 . Pid , , at-12:30. C. E irst Baptist « hureh, corner Sec- | invited William Soutn and Second West; Rev. D E M. ri Brown, pastor-Preaching at 11 a. rst M. E. nd .& Sunde al I ae orner 45 Second streets; m., ee Methodist of at | Hast E WwW i. Jennens, lay : chureh, s : a and Sey nth East, Rt Rey. P. A. Simpkin, pastor Services thi sday at 1l and § Morning sermon, rh: Value of Life's Obstacles," ByenLng at § o'clock, a seryice with special music by qué artette and soloists, Sun- Se re n ( B. school at 15. Christian En- to all Sunday school Chureh of Jesus Chri of "r= All cordially | day Saints, (‘‘Mormon" ne Bunday yahy L loyd, minister.| 1, is the monthly fast day Sunday | sc} se , convene in; each of the ward |schools | meeting : to houses ; at 10 a.: m., and sacra- Episcopal South Benjamin church and Young, | ment Second) services are held Mutual cpap TOeR in Improvement the evening. at 2 p. m.; aus jation the also meet- benefit Olive his : of | wn, Court racer a an Vanderbilt cup six cylinder { destiny. Lattle sister Bir 3s, The Lake the latter with the new 110-horsepower| of Destine ‘stories. Page |delights the Trollope, Vicar of Bulllampton, 2 vol.! car. Shore road Httle folks. at | ‘ 2. First | HlGerman Evangelical fans Lutheran ce } oe = worsVy St. John's church, Seventh South, near | Jec¢ State; Willlam J. Lankow, pastor-| FP! ayer Sunday school, 9:30 m. Seryice|All are TOS a ov First aan é : . Scientist Ae Bt St : . : See ee up Christtar at 8 o'clock, Lif Sermon Natt 1¢ eee ede meeting Wednesday invited. Afank's rk's eae ‘Mark s Cathedral Cathedral, ; ee Cathedral, . 25 near Ninth Bast & 6:45." at p:.m sub1" ee evening jo sermon, all | Pirst > East) || 8 p. street. Sunday school ge "@ Evading y service and m. <A cordial welcome Calder‘s to s Presbyterian, ‘ First Presbyterian church, northeast corner of South Temple and C streets; First .Church of)Christ, Scientist, | First South street; Rev Benjamin/ Rev. W. M. Paden, D. D,, pastor evening at 11 o'clock, service Morning at); communion dean-Holy street-Sunday | Brewster, South Th ae East 326 school at 9:45-a. m. Church services| 7:30 ‘a. n Sunday school at 9:45 a ervices at 7:45 o'clock topic, a talk at 1 a.m. and 3 p. m.: subject,|™ Holy communion and sermon at) on the "Sea Wolf'; Sunday school ser«eT ike Strangers are especially wel11 a. m Evening praper and sermon| vices at 12:30 p. m.; Endeavor society on services mid-week m.; p. 6:30 at 8 o'clock at/&@t evening Wednesday Bach come 8 o'clock a meeting is held to listen|«¢ ' | Ki € dine ssday evening, teachers' meeting s Sn tre ' sd. to the. testimony of healing both sin t. Peter's Chapel 7:30; conference and prayer at S and sickne All are welcome t¢ St. Peter's chapel, Fifth North and} p, m l seats are free. Strangers welmade. and invited lly cordi ure at) school! streets-Sunday West re epee rooms | Fifth Free services these open daily from 10 a m, to m.|9:45 :a m Evening prayer at 7/ come to all these service HERE ARE - Two Makes of Suits have up Armstrong, Agnosticism and Theism in *j the nineteenth ce Bonney, Cathedral "abbeys and churches, hoon ainatole: Pulcaiike is} * Benbka : not, If account? more . Lesie L, Savage Is in town for a at guest a Nevada, from days few home of Judge and Mrs. Charles &.}{he Gouawiti : ee OO preter, Monday Haye W. H. Bucher Dr_and Mrs, RACES | just returnea from the ‘Eas HARLEM From . j thirty | books a year, - eed a MISCELLANEOUS Beane Dibdin. accounts 3,000 PERSONAL THE Sunda Myr reader Phillips Congregational. a ; CODBr ER onal com- Zion's Savings Bank and Trust at them opens street, Main No. third, | pany," at premier the yet to}a four outfielders have and team in leads Cleveland a. fly, ‘Western Additions to Library. ""‘Where the Clothes Fit.' First F A, telephone o 1 grasped a live convicted Maloney, Orphans fwenty-three all are batting over wate' Beloved, My Awake, apparatus entire The lege Yo Pirs.ve chee h audito 1 rium mid-week service of | prison "What a "short'' circuit and overheated some] Selection, music ballet (Chattaway), Played'"Faust? selecgrand (Gounod); The | from wires in in thethe diverter. 2 In a ah min-| rf King of Automobile c arisolos MEST Re " "Bohemian c car was Zim | Barney Oldfield, by SetecGirl"; utes the -. and|tion, from aflam removed wereentire seats the Pilots, Arrives in Windy City solo, Berry; and Stevens an alarm was turned in to the fire| Merman, let from the hand chemical Main Street. IN CITY CHURCHES TODAY Hudson | in usually great Keeler fell under the | yoiiy pe guests of the children of St armed mark during the past week, entertainment to Mary's choir at the and several others who are generally b tomorrow given at the Orpheum men one (Lampe); ‘Happs Heine" (Rossini), March, ‘William on Second East > street last night took} overture, Tell fire at the corner of Second East ang <0. fs Jonnaan: iret "Hduth streets: A' defective: in-|caprices. (a) "lola ASC DUCHD. «1: BOG 2 sulation under one of the seats caused|(b) | "Sasark< Ban Brass ‘the departmen will be closed all ‘day July 4th POULTON, MADSEN, OWEN & CO. meet- hal hall illiam electrocuted }and sentenced |}4995, to seven direc- | fielding. the Store 111-113 West in a The 5 2 rary temporary Pole-W cand. font esp e re of the pole he two | P. J. io average shrinkage campaign, a strenuous air) is July | ) mo ee Pp y < Gea Z ee nine tor-Services at am. and 8&8 p of visitors, an organ reeital and brief |}wire and was severely burned Hi eli nS OF Annee vike I pty ee ir Morning tople, "The Odd apaoe *) address will be given Paberat o eclock y welcome to Qi. Eve ning subject i Trip to ae Hills.' nacle rt 3:30 p. m no <« urea for adtel to the ground and sustained sey- | 8 rvice é d brulses. He was taken to the | Rio Grande Mission Sunday school at 9:45 a Epworth | mission | &: D. S. hospital for treatment Hud- |} Rio Grande Mission chapel, Second League at 7 p. m.. All are rina in-| St. Paul's Church. fe is about thirty years old, and has} South, between Ninth West and Tenth | Vited ee te | St. Paul's church, Main and Fourth | been in the employ of the Utuh Light | E. PerRev. Charles streets. | South 9:30 a. m.;) East Side Baptist. Railway company for some time|} West-Sunday school at | George Paul, superintendent. kins, rector.-Services: Holy commuipast. a 9:45 school, Sunday m.; 8S a. Seventh | nion, | church Baptist Eastand Side | Apply for Pardons-Two ghey Missi Surlington Mission. Bast Third South; Rey. S. A. Hay-|™ morning service and sermon, 11 Burli japplications for pardon have beer 5 prayer and address, evening 0 Cloc k 11) at wor ship pastor-Divine Worth, corner} chapel, Mission Bur ENE ee filed with the state board of pardons | seats All welcome. Visitors will be | 0 ¢ lock of fellowship hand The am. streetNavajo and nue Indiana and wil! be considered at the next free. the! and me mbers new the to Henry}gsiven m; p. (0 at s¢ Hol Sunday regular meeting, July 25. The appli- ||} Jacobs, superinte nde nt 2ord's Supper observed in the morning | St. John's Chapel, cants for clemency are John W. Long ; !service. p. m. : Convicted (of \a cstatutory offense | at eet First German Evangelical. Christian Sunday Endeavorschool at 7 atp.m12:15 eee St.‘ John's Chapel, Richmond avenue zation, ; Norman which open an Our full atrequest- Is house. as as from partially troub- | "4S SLUGGERS Lead ey used ed Falls Held. tion of Jon barn] give of he ond > Se LEAGUE in the ters in ae RET, me Give Concert; : here to make the Fourth Holiday an enjoyable one. Underwear. the Everything \entrance called for the purpose of makreport on the success of the S | rentest be his ito ve s ie kidney by accompanied ee 4 -h Pa both of which had been caused f rphine 2 use of morphine and cocaine HAS Mackenzie, Summer wear of all kinds for Boys and little fellows. deavor at 6:45. ¢ ‘ordlal welcome worshipers orshipet if these services. Mormon Church, be AMERICAN Greek Thin Hats. Belts, Suspenders, Etc., Etc. sthisselty; examination at Annapoll the young appointed been having rect ntly man by ps nator, George Sutherland Ihe Meet to Firemen Veteran re gular monthly meeting of the Teteran Volunteer Firemen will be neta at Firemen's hall, 271 Canyon id, at | tendance $17. 00 expense. Cornell at bs tT ‘clock | stop, Palace Salt drop ollowing| the when at the concert evening, this. line street Sixth the of 0 J ae wie r Sy ee JAUSCS ore to band Bd Held's Seat Tnde Men's Corwin Lee. of yesterday phad™ successfullyyipassed. the In Revoltine State, he commenced his treatment to special proarranged Passes-Robert _of%\ his ; Suits, $12 Men's handsome soft Negligee Shirts Men's Summer Neckwear in every good shape. man- on July 4, and complimentary ae Lee Young to; his city Jail, dur- Flannel o'clock les, the to Montana, Band Held''s FIRE. ON CAR , Men's Panama Men's park -has* invited Nauvoo Legion to soc lety day has hi: before} appeared was feet the | tickets ‘to' the Was|eram for the for arisen Legion-The Hats in all the latest shapes. Will quarrel Nauvoo agement of Calder's the members of the Men's Fancy Hose for low shoes. Men's crash suits, two-piece, $7.50 to $15.00 the/ oO ; Avrested-Saxon family Invites We $4 Serge Suits, Two or three piece, $12.00 to $15.00 - a _~ = Men's Straw be the Calders coke from Rider Men's zee Calders-Veteran issociation will - the management of A large evening, "The Moon Queen." aT, of. the ~ list top the of |near Newspaper men to the number buggy to a pile of wood and iron. The| be reseryof the gallery will ‘| portion tf horse which was attached to the bug-|apout thirty, gave.a dinner at the Vi- | h@¥e lost. much of thelr Eittinser tia ed for the children, who are looking ae York jets " New last evening in honor of with gy tore loose from his harness and|ejna cafe entertainment the to baseS.|rorpward extra. n. Ath etics the and tonight leaves who. Mackenzie, G. A. wise outtit of the part that rendered individual chief the is Davis - that Harry anticipation ! t o B pleasurable nevicual|the ' Coe rs a eS BURY «CU No: one was in-|for Miles City, Mont, accompanied by small bits of leather, Assisting the LP _ teak bree. | characterizes childhood, .to remain . several | 8Useer of the i fen The gasoline Mrs. Mackenzie, jured in the collision, will of the choir children seventy-five Bat Neh fF "a he ‘and in, city in the newspaper Every months. is damage, serious escaped buggy celia chorus, Miss FitzOF | be the St. Considering tne hi aanar runner. was represented, and there were Tue was driven off by the seared chaufve Beatrice Miss and Miss Mille patrick, . i eee Hebping, batting: Nieg. at regret of expressions sineere ‘The horse, used to city noises and the George | wijjijams, Edward Fitaphtrick others, many as nothing iz: often as rerokd: first reaching base-runni «| his has who wh zie, Ma Mackenzie, Mr. Mr. of of jeparture not|geparture was d of the & gasoline smoke, odor Midgley, Van. Andrews, ‘Morris Klink, 6) A een. aa an aE the | 4 with identified prominently been ee by the incident and badly scared Free and WiniMargaret press of Salt Lake FOE several years. |» Six Sr crteeas still have perfect fleld- violinists; secured to a hitching post In the vic Lydia pianists; Viemming, De fred Schmidt:tieads:--the fo: i in the in gage will Mackenzie hi S| Mr. ot appearance the awalt to ity lite, 1 Harpisist y 28S wh oe it get oie ‘Valeran O'Connor rank: White, s Montana, « busine stock-growing master er ee, sr ee ae a a the leads Jones Tom second. STREET READ until, cordially Rooms 607-608 Seott building, 168) nished a drink of malted milk |house being erected at Second South | Main street. Take eleyator "Get it as cold as they can make it,)/and EB ighth West streets, Friday af| Se ond: Scientist for I am burning up inside," were the }ternoon and fractured his thigh He instructions to the Jailer. was neiiio van to the LL D. S. hospital | Second Chureh of Christ, Sélentist When the jailer returned with the} where the fracture was reduced, and Third Presbyterian, : IL Oo F, hall, corner of Eleventh milk, he found Cornell stretched out)he jis reported to be in favorable con-| Third Presbyterian, church, corner wast and Bleventh South-Lesson ser in his cell and gasping for his breath. | dition | f Eleventh South and Eleventh East! mon. at 11:05 a.°m fuinfeat Lite In a moment mort fie was cold. in Daughters to Meet-Daughters of streets-Morning service at 11 o'cloc K; | Sunday school at 12:15 p.m Weddeath His remains vere °lTstah Ploneers will hold a business} sermon by Rey. Robt. M. Stevenson,|nesday evening testimonial meeting at O'Donnell's undert: king. ‘ stablishm¢ Nt!) meeting tomorrow afternoon at D. D., president of Westminster oe 8 o'clock All are welcome to NEWSPAPER N MEN DINE Sec-| ond South and West Temple streets yesterday afternoon, and reduced the ee Guests ave h ma messen- face the 5 at A = last Thursday booked age as 3 ) the ee Ae hi deat is needed Be aE j "mooching in of Diehl on second Investment combuggy owned by corner the last sajd to have gone wrong early in life.| ;ecent reunion of the society at CaldHis mother lived until a little over a) Up, park and to diseuss plans for | ve heme ye ee er, ses ‘was | urnishing a room in the Lion house |» Carriage Jo seph in Sunday the Everybody after § o'clock Cornell called to et Johnson, 650 South Wilkinson and requested to be fur- | street, fell from the 8, languages To thirteen |} the pathetic when and matter When the immigration service at Boston, and examinations to fill this vacancy will be held {n Salt Lake Aug. 1. Applicants must be twenty years s of age, or over, The salary connected with the ogition is $1,000 a.year. For further aurticulars, apply to Orrawell Wilif Lms, money- Detlhed department, Salt Lake postoffic AUTO RUNS INTO BUGGY. bard pen interpreter Bulgarian on Congregatheir usual this be Y irticipate tn this addieted of Sep- ES found the man to be tn a revolting |¢d as business of Importance will be stats His entire body was covered | brought before. the house sith foul ulcers, caused by the use Lyman at Kightee nith-t 'rof.. Richthe powerful narcotics. He did w pe 7 R arnt of the Utah U pee could be done for the unfortunate ma vill add the young peo; yint and called twice daily to see him antes sie ting me the Bightec chr W ard ing the last few days. He could see} chapel at 6:30 o'clock tonight, hi that he could not Ive much longer }subject being ‘The Parable. of the Festerday he was attacked by a con-/}Talents."" Suitable music will be furnvulsion, Dr. Paul then beeame con-|ished by the choir and the public i vineed that the drugs had brought on) invited, kidney trouble. Last night shortly! Carpenter Fractures Thigh-Samuel r 4 year An the to set be required up and prove the mortgages debtedness, if any, owing to the automobile company. ¢s00 age will season pyyeman guest of When he crossed over the "bridge of; to.,; into his cell he had and pennanece" be helped along. As soon as he was assietant} 2aul.. G 5S, Dr. up locked city physician, was called to atte na | init: ; | The Postoffice department ts In.need |of more railway mai) clerks in different parts of the country and examinastantly running behind and its prop-| tf ons to secure eligibles to fill existerty becoming dissipated and lost and | j; ig Vacancies will be held in this clty its indebtedness becoming greater, Au gz. 8 Applicants must be between They then make allegations as to/18 and 35 years old, the salary being the an city S) over) was more one of mercy" on of the arresting offcer than ma tand mortgage in This His way Judge was sold by Bell by McConaughay to"Be He Held i and Maccabees' Excursion-The Macca| bees are making arrangements for an excursion to Saltair August 7 All thé tents and hives in the state will nigh become the employed harvest habits NEED MOREE MAIL CLERKS which the fall invited the for fénce-of fifteen days: inthe that the signatures were mortgage was not Newman. while this act part of|for the purpose of having it recorded in excess sum He says that a copy of the instruments the total indebted: sum Allege Affairs Mismanaged. corded and the note The plaintiffs further allege that the | '° McConaughay and having at This Last Thursday morning he was ar-|). guests at the rested and charged with vagraney. The |) ,<° presented that was Bell and note for last Phillip rendér service song. ening conspicuous) city In jal! August Service choir will Po . morning. upright is al- reports the to him, the with trusted i the known to his class he was supplied with "hop money Attorney according that credi-| corpora-| defendants. the County Utah the plaintif{ the of any and owing is company than other tions that allege They. ‘further tors Cornell, of died July | Sone |tional Miser- had been one of "dope fiends" habit great plaintiffs allege that they believe that/leged in the complaint against Mceae a part of these obligations have been | ¢ Yonaughay that he sold this mere to forged was it that |knowing Is unknowr the amount fngnen. pald, $50. for man to then says Christensen Automobile Billie' years, the years Clark Bell, End of the United States land office surveyor-general office will Saturday afternoons at ger force With his diminuative bent) jams was arrested yesterday on a comfigure he was noticeable In the busy | plaint worn to by a man named parts of the city in the late hours of | Phelp The complaint charge the the night and before dawn In the | pike rider with ibusive language charges obtaining money under pretenses. the complaint eight) Fannie National to ae to contained in its place of business al/against these two" men, Which was 27 Market street to secure a $5,000/sworn to before the county attorney note in favor of the Commercial Na- | yeste ‘rday by T. E. Newman, It Is altional bank and that on Sept. 16, 1905, jleged that Bell forged the names of automobiles month tember | oe the When Sight Existence. streets twenty assumed temporarily by Orvin of the associatraffic manager *‘trory oF that Utah Jail years, Cornell | numerous service without further delay All of who association of the members the company, the Utah NaNational the Commercial the fifteen com- banks are named as co-defendants in iv the action ra nae ae ron The complaint declares that jJudgments were rendered in the City court IN DURANCE VILE on June 22 against the Utah Automobile company, in favor of the B. 1 ON FORGERY CHARGE $120.75; in fa Goodrich company for Rubber Works yor of the Hartford a and Arrested Is Bell Alfred In favor of the Warfor $129.71, and : $121,380 for company Instrument ner M. W. for Is Out Warrant aver, plaintiffs the judgments, These MoClonauehay the o spite in unsatisfied, still are Bay. : wer them on executions that fact pinged in the hands of the sheriff ta be satisfied, who made returns showing" that the Utah Automobile comAlfred Bell was arrested yesterday pany had no property on which to0]py the sheriff's office on the charge of l on to able the of manager Instrumen the Warner and company on hs gna he nei a eee against sult filed yesterday company the automobile company, asking that tO ‘the board at last night's meeting es ee re , The resignation was accepted and Mr a receiver be appointed and that th Ry statis Weare cairn ting ; Sas are r eee ta - as ort ~ | Blac . will the proceeds business be sold and line business a wi VV, open he which of the de hts office the of plied toward the payment duties rh himself ifor of y the concern In addition to the automobile tional and the ee |€#n do So are invited to attend the Be tr Pp air ete nny eeea Aa‘ seey rea Bie treasurer or used to pay the creditors of the company, the B. F. Goodrich company, the Hartford Rubber Works of Habit. Revolting Presented oi z Company. Utah th of July Comfort aticos Slgns Contracts-Mayor oo "re Thompson, who reti ee to Salt 7 yesterday afternoon on a ing his office sei, sd Bike contracts Aone paving recently awarded P ae in Close Saturday Afternoons- Durie Suc- CONTRACTED IT IN YOUTH Siu. Jordan of the ain in honor of the inaugumobile ration of eleetric HNghting service in Sandy The association held a public meetAlleging that its management Js ex-|ing at Sandy some months ago at travagant and that the offieer in which action was taken looking topene y ‘ , ward the inauguration of this service charge Effects . "Dope from Secre- the to Boy at night, and of gre " Commercial ns Producers' associaan|tion to attend the Fourth of July celebration w At h will be held at Sandy by the towns in the southern part for . Utah the . Suit W last recelved UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1906. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF 2/4 Messenger cumbs and Utah, held invitation James W. of meeting an Chairman tary manufacturers association regular accepted MORTGAGES rs 2 ‘One-Time The members of the board of dl- Charged. SALT LAKE CITY, Psychic |Science League-The Psychic Science Jéaghe meets tonight in room 228 Constitution building The rs Will) be on ‘Heall Phe admitted M. and M. Association Asked to Be Present at Fourth Celebration. and | REPUBLICAN, LITTLE BILLIE INVITED 10 SANDY Misappropriation of Money Is INTER-MOUNTAIN Stein-Block HENRY J. BROCK'S Smart AND UNION LABEL Clothes CLOTHING. each in its class, the kind of clothes that makes a friend of the man who buys. Stein-Block for 51 years have made clothes for the man of taste, the man of stylish appearance, the man who is better dressed than his neighbor. Brock clothes are made on more conservative models for the man who would be neatly and well dressed in clothes of honest cloth, honestly made, and price a little lower than the banker pays for his. With these two makes of clothes we find it possible to please the mechanic who wants good goods, and the doctor, the lawyer, the merchant, the banker, who want more style than the average tailor gives him. . Brock Clothes sell at $10.00 and up Stein-Block $18.00 and up CRABBE CO. 220 MAIN ST. |