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Show THE Reproduction of Unique Idea | Fourth in the List of Freight ARRANGE PARTY!SOME HAMMOND COMES TO JOIN TAFT i WHEN WILL TREES New Leave Salt Lake With LEAGUE r RAISED. | PLANS WELCOME| At the meeting D. H. of the committee on | Lumber {fs one in the office of Superintendent | commodities Christensen yesterday, additional | weight of the produced per acre chief by surpases barley, : 3 ee pe aire ue state superintendent, i Committee were ippointed | #8 for arranging a the chil- | crop, ard One ol that, ee most which will be about rom the Salt Lake the Granite district ray. Jordan district cause ‘the railroads for the children, and Hansen, will jr-, does attend 15,000 children | they schools, 3,500 from and 500 from Muris disappointed bewill not give rates Superintendent J not know how bela o know Wired pays | region the figures Illinols obtained and in TQ: | and sue but some from private schools ff course, they cannot 1 applied Supervisor William A. Wetzell re- | everywhere An acre is credited with ported that the living fiag will be bet- | yjelq as follows ter than ¢ver before... Children in this |~ Bata spectacle will meet at Band ee ae eae strects this afternoon at 4 o’clo | Cabbage ; a z oo Three teachers of the Oquirrh school llantont i ea ns : 19.930 ent Signed a petition to - Superintend | Potatoes .... ee Cae i 1.689 Christensen asking that the children’s | Lumber : Bas Z 3,000 day be charged to Saturday, if possible, instead of Sunday. This is de- | clared impossible at this date. Governor William wpry Senators | Tteed Smoot. and Georsze Sutherland | and Congressman Howell. met in. the | office of Governor Spry yesterday and| discussed the personnel of the party that to will go meet to Helper President morning and Thursday Taft come with Friday them lake, The list was not say fT?) Faas eive oday een Our ooa ee INSPECT night | , early to A] ee {| freig but Ce ae and : : in potatoes Lum ” Dr. A. and Dr, C. Young, F. I. state HEBER of the federal are in inspect 2sheep to N industry, the uae in| Heber ee ee BILE charge of Utah State Wool expect numerous lp es t the office anes of 3 ae ae : GERTRUDE gor , COGHLAN, is burnt, Camille laatin region= kept Salt are “| ion | W: atches” id minent i + Theatr French ark SPANISH WAR VETERANS WAY “Seeing Salt Lake” cars, Spanish War Veterans who home from eck be-/ ton a eh M "Gorde French play from which is adapted many in times Paris with It in the and rm and beauty, of iri popular before it, It but about Demand To me she house, 1e is plece J. Keiper, In addition Monday, to Milton an application S. Hamilton Charles| filed of he asks for on ten ———_—_—> o --- -__ oe fresh Invest Your Money Where You Can Get It When You Need It Men of experience securities which always they can buy intervals, coming ¢Liber leaves, nless and on. new As a growth freight constantly land and itself richer. | Mayor issued thereof, for $100 doubly to Take the OLD by but | they be bank by simply endorsing the transfer. These Certificates yield 6 per cent interest and are free from taxation. Salt Lake Security & Trust Company 32 Up. Main Street Capital ........... $300,000.00 Gurplus .se+eeeree+ $100,000.00 oe CANC CANCELED HIGH SCHOOL ELECTIO At the Granite High school yesterday was held the first meeting of the| student body. This meeting was for the | purpose of electing officers for-the en-| suing year, Perey White was successful in a fleld of five, and Miss Lund had easy running in the race for vice president. Steve Love was chosen treasurer. The subject of printing a monthly paper at the school met with approval. —_—7 NIGHT the me Short whic d ay, eee were sent eee Monday by this franchise Ses S 1909. Shorthand, Type eet: English, Drawing, Ete. expert teachers, best equipment. The demand by business men for our students Is never fully supP lied. CD: S. BUSINESS COLLEGE raph tet Rea aE The merit of the ‘'Wasatch" Brands Did bring them into fame The good housewife this brand demands There are none just the same, --—--- oo Miss Nora Gleason will arrange her classes for the fall pon winter term tol p. m,, 2 tion block THE Has Monday. p.m. to 8 It business. |), usual. \Tlours: 9 a p. m. Constitu. BIG Will FIRE Hampton AT SUGAR Coal dss _ orders Phones 42: Co. out of promptly . = 7 » . 2 s ready—they New i Store P45 ye 5 8 wear ie os six months. South Main 4 between 2d and 3d So. . » @ e for jt’s a surface Mex h he-is his . trip |to’ be. painted, stained, enameled, 7 h 4 | -yvarnishe oto:-Mr.: “Ham: neh pso= or 1. ‘ | finished im , The Wood any Is Summer's to be- Ed O'Donnell and Black has developed matter, and O'Don- Bransford, O'Donnell said he wanted to | look at the new franchise and _ blue print. Councilman Black started to expk 1in the matter to the council. “Never Mr. Black, I'll have a look at it," said Councilman O'Donnell “IT took your word for it last Tue sday a and it was Lee by the mayor. I think I'll look it over.’ Councilman Black spilled when the inferer was made that he } posely fooled the council ter > print, listened to the reading of the. franchise, and the matter stopped the —_——————_o-@--— 6F We et Serand prin Cauth Co., Dhanes Not sun Thoroughly sa has Will buy a hair brush this week that is worth a good more. It’s made but to it goes at 59¢ just the same. SCHRAMM’S WHERE THE Brush CARS Shopp. STOP, CLOUDS arirdnbinte a of hit has ty real vhole college than. won has | During enirt | been the ititude done nothing | inet and John Ince pel | leseese more : [SEARS ao ae : aia? | SON millionaire automodill and.:the | loonist, The the Fs received trip a 6 cloud ee 5 piece the least of thege ait th a | Acme so . Ae an Quality The le1 Mr to two ee Misly 7 eet to fit Dry purpose. ie at 3:30 o'clock in a active interest in W ‘ m y De WV et ahem apor W 2 stroys dang of en daiaae eather 7 Ll removed all Dry. ; molsture. De , ORPHEUM It light’ rehat ing at the Hour Margaret Orpheum debut)-onsthe co We | more THEATRE. ‘Witches’ Fealy, theat vatdeville frequent and who Is Candle of es the ability dramatic country ss the bill the at among Maud them SNCOUraR { UTAH Fealy s 1 one of five are scores has INE ‘ Fr all 4. I AT TO property o ainting us keeps Out enemy enemy life lke HC feats J, T. Kingsbury the Orpheum oh ali which this she week. | Bos ton 9 Miss INSPECTED to Enforce of meat sold butehers Pei slaughterhouse and near t Lake 1The etaiaae e@= was passed | sence 5 ae thei < ebee Ss: : he c , tion, RE SR ane Deepete Two slaughterhouses’ made the . now r ee ance necessary ers where the This 2 at ‘changes ruling which will in . nished rowed ana |e that n it fight everything by but TO > winders everal sald had of NEVADA who fe among a that Salt started the NEW ' STORE, 37 ed the . : as race he otner bor- Realty the tion In of 8:00 B00, candidate ag: Cu., ; ce age soth phone ———————— Stock nw 4:50 Broker. . ai last May tney have made close to 500 conversions among the tenderloin frequenters, |Mrs Mac key has had charge of the local work fie the absence of her spend and | men Popula- declare wire Lake = ace genre has been denotes the unusually the Utah , ax | | | of the wearer. val on of have has Gas ae number and = been this against J. M. Marriott, J. My Cowan Lewis Knight, MeMilland & Sons, Snyder & Co. and Smith & Co, butchers, charged with violating the pure food ordinance in using the drug. The case was heard by Justice Hunks Monday afternoon, and testimo:.y centered in the contention as to whether sodium sulphate was injurious to healt! Yesterday Justice Hanks was still | withholding judgement, declaring peal he had found a wide varlunce a exper opinion regarding the matte Dec . sfon will in all probability be as red € . we have sawiumn sulphate, |] care in our | as a preservative meat, is the hinge | Reasonable the Reali, of Juscase o state | fr |) 4 used extreme that sale There's the & been the city Coke largest company, Railway officials in| aie rpOLl © rental agents of houses built by | the company and report a gre at | Bret -teared Our New Store ‘214 Main, Opposite the Kenyon, Will Be Open Saturday, Sept. 25th, invest- | oe like sham with in -_-——_—_-_o —@ « -- — —_- ___ y 170 |AIM ST 71 ee MARK OF1 neces Le Gteadp AAT SHIDLEY-MACMILLAN Co, The only stationery and office supply store in Salt Lake operating thelr own Brintine mice E. 3rd So Ee Both ‘ “A streak With lots S, D. Evans embalmer, removed South State ater | as well-as our line of regular Walk-Overs. Harding Shoe Co. of fat, a streak of lea of goodness tn Sparel Undertaker and new location, 48 Ladies’ Shoes from $5.00 to $5.00, Men’s “WASATCH” BACO BACON. “4 A. sree GUARANTEE ce eo a full line of famed Wasatch ham It's rich and It's all to the good. There's lean voune. the bone and fat ‘round: the le And it's paCKen, “too, the way that it —— SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH South in} year, || the growth of the city selections. > 72 and Reliable. First of | Ore —_— Whether or not used in meat stuffs is deleterious to the upon which swings tice Hanks in the Our apart- erected that the city had been overbuilt, but there are proportionately fewer vacan\Fétes at this time of the year than is | usual, The bracelets at popula- Fashion has stamped appro- || has ™ent alsocompanies during the summer| furnished ple: wing evidence of SODIUM SULPHATE CASE STILL UNDER ADVISEMENT L Rat increased increase in the amount of installation| work done. { The past pine months have’ been marked by an unprecedented tivity in| the building of apartment houses. Announcement Was made almost daily in| the early part of the season of the erection of new apartment houses. So many| were planned, in course of erection and| ornament | + completed taste large hotels that period history The =; e family Utah Light & the city water | conspicuous the houses that the Mgnt 316 + the city during that period, and the} comparatively small number of vacan- | cies reported at the present time. They| claim that the increase in population| 142 Ma!n | in and : a estate “, of Salt ment | Is ' —_—_——_ Real | a Estin Estimate the piel Trains returns Eien he ice. f A meeting of the district chairmen of the Republican organization of the First ward and of Republican workers in the ward, will be held this evening at 7 30 o'clock in Judge George G. Armstrong's court room. Arrangements for holding the ward for the Republican city ward conventions will be made, and preliminary plans for the fall campaign discussed Has Increased 6,000 in Nine Months. with oe | | Men residences, Bathing Suppiy A. S. Campbell, Fooawatae ne ae |= : 7 FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS TO OUTLINE CAMPAIGN upon any i: . protection ‘ * least cost pet “ (Juestions cheer- Fast of Proto r. the Now b¥ almost 6,090 people during the peat nine months. Their estimates are base 1) Sih cae greatest e al Are We would be conducted on| If he had any, and not] Kocak Lake livery. ten- came Serv ris SALT LAKE CITY en nee ime ALITY TITY AIN a deliver in spite enon Saltair I rpeatact the ered, r Remember universi- Prebante entered . . earns + 11:469:p0, returns O: a months ago, the Commercial street chapel of the Volunteers of Americu Bet ee mand, Nev., last night Mr, Mackey made forty <onversions in eg Lg pen on he three weeks le was there Poday he will be seen again on the streets and chapel leading the Volunteers’. meetings .as before. ae Louvre Ef occasion. he deal Daily URNS evangelist, will ty 0 for FACTION | MEETS. th = demerits the re TRIP fol- to win, and would remain in the],. until the last baliot,. His cam-]| “02 caters eee Lake he ae i great . inspector, tagged Mackey, aay Words ract : on be ae the os at cere- Saturday Mr. Branstord was intreduced present and the future mayor the have slaughterhouses been made FROM ict taiytntaaoa ae and founder of by for - SE answ Plans for renominating Mr. Bransford for mayor. The room was crowded full of|?! Brans! Bransford people. The program of ; the evening was largely musie_ fur- several - b by his daughter leave ieabiey BRANSFORD Wi in= and an @ “Proper Organization of of aoe ite Universities.’ not made the | paign, he said, will have to do| his own merits, RETU * Salt president cover must killers EVANGELIST 2 ‘Tom In eee mouse o improve i" . -meat nie eeaahy tn rena al thelr’ kil ] ements veal, tics £06 elty inspec have already . Immediately inauguration ot oe fully of at the The Bransfard Americans held a meetin- | ing last evening at the Bransford headthe | Wuarters and discussed invormally their men improvements 9, will U 4 © ; beauty a; ear of the Uni- the inaugurs ution ceremonies, At the convention of te Sea provements and | being inspected by city inspecli'ramnr ao he an address on Scientific Work It. fresh Salt Lake after Oct. 1 must bear stamp of elther government or city spectors. This is the ordér issued to 8 and Harvard Accompanied Edith, nre insures ‘ and New York, where Miss Kingsbury will resume her AEG al studies. From New York he will go to Boston in time for ; pound the monies. MUST Every Oct. is meet- | }owing eee less i It EASTERN CONVENTION ——————— President DeMo and as QU ) £ SPEAK her own eee at the National Association Is topping | State Universities, which convenes ‘o ' ACME about ) navi- for unsightly Rta, Ask BES aerial prizes and « a Surfaces. means of all structures pea ay EDUCATOR Ss lehtiyv pain : * Moisture, Tv p. The Bxeenene ter makes been of offered picasa oO oe and a pbs being fealy 8 reception MEAT tors. He “ay days, paint. a becatise of the excellence of her | Versity of Utah will represent that in- and are the sae eters! rt and ind ther the prominent a in playgation and has her | Of ballooning tac neeal have selected< ) porate? Hine B a, a prettier succzss Inent ascensions. s ‘ ie valuable of cold, damp, rainy the durability of nprotccted c Lack the afternoon, anda r an dis- Thompson ballooning ood. Little which the Lake rose ei | tie yal in Salt illoon nat strata... are . ude o | Mass., and sell for more, ABOVE . Ste eee deal constitt each anlar Te a a revival-in 715 SLEEPS eee brads wil be Riv a nic |} 4nd the descent at Souctn Lyndeboro, resentation next week iis. ; 1 beet folwenty-two miles distant t joer A dT Cowbe and The Lady," |§:04. o'clock that evening. The Haiiaow t Goodwin's eat success The : it : ; mae wo | WAS above the clouds for= an hour | wt idow' ks matinees and Sea Mr. Glidden has recently taken an is Bransford ————_ +S o—_——_— not put Bolton Seeof night Mayor Tribune-Reporter , Aris igten company }t ope aince opening . here Billy Line SCHOOL Arithmetic, Penmanship, Mechanical Latest systems, > ‘ Pee Kast Side—exactly Hamszond's. mir als | J. Carter of . New | secretary . has ahd in completing know | oo | Ordinance Recently Passed Goes Into| Effect and Officials Promise bles ae =e RBookkeepin Business v4 | audiences. 1a 1¢ ept soundly for nearly an hour oe Arington is try ng to find out what] While floating through the clouds. | the Salt Lake ipl wants and intends to The vas le e Bosto | give ft. las Now wa ‘ rae. r preparawitch ae siloted_by a Gude n The | tion some unusual “produ tions. for stock | . canncj p ; ae " 7 5 | companies which he will produce at great eo Wes, made at F itchburg. all of the legislation council veen Councilman |C ao ancl mae T. R. car- | over BY THE COUNTY AUDITOR GRANITE First Mortgages on Salt Lake Real Estate and our Capital and Surplus, can be cashed at any ee arin ee rack. : with its | the city engineer to be checked up, It will A hot little exehange of words profitably WARRANTS turn multiples Arizona rifes After private’ hares | Word. of : is al- | *®’44y approved city Black’s exception ried on, and the freight and other re- | nell refused to take the word of the turns from such regtons are largely | councilman from the Fifth. When the clear gain, since such land would other- | matter Was returned to the council Wise be producing, litt little le or or nothing. oe ie on ne veto of Mayor 5 and secured ain Says It Differ Differs From Blue Print—O’Donnell Refuses With producer,'the crops forever. rough. land where cannot and made ee fertilized, fortifles becomes yield undiminished Trees grow on into money promptly without a Paths) at ictanue-Certivicates; : : will for Lumber. eubie feet per second from a tributary of Big Cottonwood creek to generate power for electric lighting and machinWarrants more than ery in Salt Lake county. The diverting two years old, channel will be 5,340 feet long, and 1,109 | 4™Mounting to $100, were canceled 3 orse-power will be produced County Acditor Beanie Heginbotham yesterday. Every little while the counPEMBROKE STATIONERY ty auditor goes over the list of old outstanding warrants and erases some over COMPANY. two years old. 54 West Second South, phones 758, are forgotten, evidently, count the original blue printe:s of Salt Lake. does not care to send a special messenThey use the iis st paper and do good, ser out with the money quick. work, Highest price paid for eces. THRE ROYAL CAFE. several tit—the . et " the a ae eam aiic Grek Frank Champur is tl brisk |a timber tract may be depended upu | Still claimed that the franchise differs as surely as a potato field. In fact, it | from the blue print, both submitted by ae aunty for land in farm crops wears|the Oregon Short Line officials, and Oak-|227iculture land, Cal., filed yesterday with the state engineer another application for _ the Tight to acquire a portion of the unappropriated water of Fhe tate ts: light and power purpose: In this soniloation Visited agnd which this elr ac aatent quite.|expense. is with Colonial ane have teaching. daughter, marketable timber only js cut at reg-|°"° past depart- | ular Captain a by 3 pena Ways general; commander; White, and W. D. Tucker, publisher of the National Guard Magazine ———__ +. M. S. HAMILTON AGAIN ASKS | WATER FOR POWER PLANT . iery is now com- option @ ie Republican $6,000,000 irrigati on. yon York.’ Edeson. Widow iccurate piec | actress i richer | vest in be the wa tchword. . There matinee this afternoon. , master ment pay-| thir Migs | as potatoes. Constant = Hate )}scenery the! per- | again Woodland, under care, yields yearly | franchise for crops as regularly as wheat flelds, The sine a fOr L. Thomas, Robert players players a 5 a a a pee ie ,Tand Succeeding performance: draws better” ana before the ek is over S. R. O. “IL Salt Lake. Included in the party were Charles Norton of Hartford, past com-| M. , College thor- | costume the SS BUNGALOW + THEATRE. . . Hello, Bill,” at the Bungalow this week is eee laugh to the Peete after de- | that however, it is apparent, ducting for waste, the growth of an| acre of timber furnishés more freight | their national ball) had ove at was After adaptation, extraordina ry conditions, an ‘annual growth to 6,500 pounds or eon per | convention in Tacoma, left on the DenThe quantity of any one thes» ver *% Rio Grande for the east. The|three commodities that will go to the Visitors were greatly impressed by the|market is limited by demand, but the great organ, and enjoyed the music imdemand for lumber is not diminishing. mensely, After the sight-seeing All that the forests and planted lots they were eloquent in their praise of ean supply will go the market mander-in-chief; a | Barry, one of Mr. |enginecrs, and /A. with ences: Burke he was ent lusia stile “She is exalte — ald “as have ne such wonde inge nue in Paris. .I ss nhesitatingly that she is ine omparable. There are little faults— oh, yes—but she has such a wonderful supply of freshness, {mpulse, After attending an | organ recital at| than an acre of any one or the agricul- | the tabernacle yesterday and taking a|tural crops except cabbage, onions = are returning 1 4. . * | billed ~ as i ‘four-act fcterlal. comedy..|| There L Ch canes of le The official - fecord: rec of. of the wonder | kina ure, oe gymnasium, . tl thieti field} balloon trip of P. Chester Thompson, | and the many pretty girls with © the foot- | the prominent broker, formerly of Salt| formance in New York, he remarked that | The o é ys sé ein hiMis o pinion the e piecece had lost som b ett the poor. In Europe, where they crops of trees, they get, under fa- upon what is made of the wood the transportation company gets “The: \ hal famillar thing per| ed, the poor cut out, just as the farmer plants the best. kinds or corn and re- jects raise the i Comedie Francaise oughly © growing yearly Lako ital ne washed of Tennessee, out, of wood Gord Sinden Iirancaise and while he was In New York he went tons i s Billie Burke it th Lyceum th 1° ‘Love’ Watches a comec nr lich she will ap ir\aty th GRAND THEATRE. trip on the the party of he : Complete line of Holeproof notSox andRe Tos-a lu pecial tae ’ are producing only estimated that the 3,000 pounds association | ine as to rem- | }F 4,500 HOMEWARD es “The Noble Spaniard,’ d ift In ctio and Ww swenso edies. Regulations of the department| acre. This country can do at least as| aan his company Tine rie ye the bere tainmeént of agriculture provide that the sheep | ©well, ss — s in it. There will be which have been exposed to the disease matinees Thursds Ly and Sature he freigi “arrlers. however seldc may be dipped in a cresol or coal tar| The freight carriers, however, seldom transport the whole wood growth. T creosote, one-feurth stronger than the wakte ts left fy the oe ped rl ; een a ce Aeneas Dougias are dip prescribed for scables. mill. This is much or little, depending CONTINUE Lak of. inspe etion. ins. Hammond ent. to Los Aner s for a few days’ stay ii Mr. Haminond's party are Dr. C Lindley of ikewood, -N. AL | Garford of -¥lyiro,.O ften mentioner! | is a candicate for governor of Ohio | H. H. Johnson of Cleveland; Edwin § y za Leading woman in e ere. Good stands of young pine in Tar TR ale Sip ea OEhEE parts of bly doing as well, or better. But this is not the limit, for foresters say woodland can do much better under forestry methods. Good timber must be select- “ fone Due Growers' inquiries fire Breas distric lands been hardwood where of ar Arie oe oo O-TIE ANY Ce "Those inspector bureau ascertain wheter A Pee . . Fein ieee tt nd neglected itttle. It has veterinarian, | typical Murray, charge eas Salt The o which interest to the present time timber oe ees almost exciusively from wild land pe much regard to the acres gone : he time is coming when the put ict et wood per acre will be calculatas carefully as the yield of corn ind as much thought will be given to | crowing it, though not as much work von much wood grows on un acre in a . Disease. Leg ee ‘ jt p cut Government and A Stat Officials on Watch for More Cases of ‘Lip i ‘Some of the abused, and : hee on » ico hey ie! . in or Suits SL8 to $40. 4 been secured for the Camp Bird Mining company of London Mr Hammorne is the American representative of th company. .On his trip. Mr,.Mammene | Tf List. ihe 7 crops be . now, of President| Mr: Hatnmond has | will president ehuca, > Tres 1239 886 R77 S45 792 . ST producting Salt | C@/ens completed, SHEEP a one : : ontey . ; Oats Tobacco Rye Wheat ; Lumber Fourth : millionpersonal) ep league; Jesse: I Turner, assistant na- | tlonal organizer; W. F Folland, secretary of the Utah iblican league Governor William ) ind Colones George B. Squires It is expected that Mr Bamnuia nd will reach Salt Lake on Friday morning For s¢ il weeks Mr. Hammond he been on a busine trim * pecting his properties in Arizona and Mexico, In Mexico Mr. Hammond looked over the Santa Gertrud) silver mine at Pa- the There will be another 2,000 or 3,900| center of a vast productive region, from the L.D Ss. ihe University of laverages there vossess as veh Utah and Collegiate Instituee, besides | 4. {nose of any part of the country, the Ue ae ee They m that if the “Benjamin” Label is on their clothes, that’s a guarantee ag@ainst eriticides So” : ; <7 cism. We're showing the new Fall Styles Is composed of W. S._McCor- nice the are he organization mittee another Kentucky party. that state bes How It Is eeeres Out. | Many averages in many localities are | peeessary to reach reli: ibie results. Care i ceseary to too, in applying to on | Indiana, ‘ | close ic the style—the . continue with the pre ide ntlai party the transcontinental tri Mr, Hammond is. the orenidentt and principal organizer of the National League of Republi in clubs During his stay in» Salt, Lake he will be the guest of th Utah Republican league Plans for hl ntertainment ar being oe oF > pe ial committee” appointed | carrer many tikte Wear Clothes cd to on ports crop the Main pattern—or anything else. reet’ President Tatton ‘his drrival, and, contributes what and South never worry about leave Los Angeles today o1 for Salt Lake to join Presi-} dent Taft's dren next Sunday for the review. They i: of the freight business of 3 ; of will arrange a series of | gnals for ~ as| | raironwas TERE lee ae ieee eee sembling and = dispersing They wil! Iringie to com _/a crop upon Taine m1, region and meet this morning or at 10 o'clock Lk axe depends “ie ier eon ” a & aes eee Oro committer the whole and details, plete ; t again at 5 o’clock this after- | that point o View rnelr pre dy = woot See }pends upon tonnage and clas and : There Hammond owner Taft, will tormorro the reception to President Taft | rod by railuoads in kec ae ae Soe : Superintendent Christer nsen, Chief of | Preductiveness of land e Ons tne 7 Police: Barlow, B Ashton of the lines from the standpoint Ul the ene Granite’ district, Captain Joseph I pal freight produced by variou! + crops Caine, Adjutant General E, A. WedgHeevier the crops per acre, Mel i ore wood, President J. T Kingsbury of the | business for the railr yads N oa we Tiniversity of Utah and J Nelson j the re many peopl who ta nx& of tumber as Hays mine filend “and seifewe: Its corn, Jans were made-for the participation | 0ats, wheat and rye. He 20,000 children and young people in Few people are Ware John freight Jand. 245 Who e , ee BE PO REIBAND ORGANIZATION. HONOR ORIGINATOR. Store Benjamin | children’ Men | benifit Mining EtEngineer wit . FIGURES CAREFULLY BE | SPRY. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1909 President’s Party. RAILROAD COMING ITIME SUTHER- GOV. WITH CONFER LAND | AND SMOOT SENATORS UTAH, Commodities Produced in This Country. the HELPER CITY, : 214 ¢ Better Than Original. LAKE tee Ps e953 Ee So a FLAG 10 LUMBER ONE OF REET PRESIDENT THE BEST CROPS Be SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN: Main. |