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Show t - F 4- - ' f vn VOL. K. F- - KEELER piyufM SPAFFORD Kart F. Keeler of this city, .with .7oh.n Arle .assistant, professor of engineering mechanics at the University ,of Michigan, and H. C, Sadler, head of the .naval .engineering department of (the University of Michigan, have invented a new Instrument for auwhich tographic cross.? sectioning promises to very materially reduce the .expense of railroad appraisal work, - location and . cross sectioning of railroads-canals, highways, etc. This instrument draws a miniature diagram of the crotis section of the railroad or canal and computes?-tharea of the same. - It is operated by two men and takes the place of a field party of three men and also two office computers.' " It does the work automatically and hence more accurately ithan by present methods. Mr. 'Keeler was the first to invent an instrument of this sort and se-- cured patents, on. hia original Ideas our about-fyears ago. Two years the at while University of Michiago Arie and Sadler were Professors gan, similar insomewhat a developing strument, having been engaged in railroad appraisal, work during ' the preceding Bummer. . These professors and Mr. Keeler afterwards became some Jointly interested and after instruan -work developed 0f months ment Which is considerably superior to either of their original ldeasrThis now ' highly developed instrument' is market. on the about 'to be put - A- - technlcal - and . detailed article explaining the use of this instrument appears to the Engineering' Newsof . . -- -- e breaks:: IS THE FISHING RECORD " i Willis K. Spafford and son, Earl, of this city, hold the record of the sea son for fishing accoiding to all reports received to date. The string weighed 37 pounds and were caught in Fish lake early in the week. . All were caught in one hours ' pjj3 largest fish weighed 9 pounds and the next two 4 pounds each. The two fishermen had 28 pounds of when the caught was caught, making 47 pounds.-- - The fiah ar emackinaw trout and were hooked in the deep water of the late. -- " . -- -- June .H, MAGUERITE STEWART TO PRESENT BALLET Miss Marguerite Slwart who has completed a successful season with the Metropolitan Opera company, will present a grand ballet at the Columbia theatre July If. he following program will be given: jr the Court of Cleopratra , Cleopatra . .. filing Theresa Stewart Zallah, the slave. Marguerite Stewart Cleopatra Slave Ruth fimith '' . Egyptian Dancing: nirif Follig Rosa Merle Blumenthal Geneve Roberts - Lois Smith Wllhelmina Coleman Desale Radcliff Ruth Roselle J N . MaryHnn Maw HebrewMalden Misses Roberts, Coleman. Roes Blumenthal Jhe Dryad Marguerite Stewart The Dryad Margueriete Stewart Greek Youth Theresa Stewart Margaret.'Maw 3. Divertissements. , L 1 Jplonalae Strauss M. Stewart and T. Stewart 2. Pastorale ciiys Girls Boys Mfca Olive Decker Decker Florence Maw . V. Jepperson Mis Cornelia Lend F. Jeppersos Patella Goddard " EL Ward tUake Walk Both Roselle Merle Blumenthal rOSAce of the Hpuris.. FoachlnelU Marguerite Stewart . 'Intermission of 4 Minutes Wyle Delihes Geaeve-- Roberts, WUhelmina' Coleman (. Sailers Hornpipe V enlee '.Jepperson Ruth Smith -Ruth Barton . , 7. Pas ids' Deux , Delibes ........ M r.. CARLSON VISITOR ?; . Carkon, former , county commissioner of Salt Lake county fron ;and candidate for state senator wa$ ago, two years county Lake Balt ta Provo yesterday to the toteresto vWa candidacy for the nomtoaUoiJ SGscar "W. . -- -- -- -- ' t. Mr. Caflson viatted many 'friend i number of whlie in Premo nd 'the 'Republican to . workers - trading party. position be 'places Tn .declaring the following measures beforexA'the enactment people: First: The law by the next proper and effective to etate legislature tfttog the people of Utah state wide prohibition. law Second: The enactment of utmties comcreating a state rMic for mission, adequately empowered the proper and Just regulation of, publie service corporations. mi -- -- - , rf t -- t ......... .7..".., t . -- M. Stewart . . T. Stewart JEPPERSONSAflE . HOME FROM BOSTON T1MPAH0G0S SOON Jllss Florewe Jepperson, accompaher slater, Marguerite, and brother. Parley, &ave returned from Boston, where they have been teaching and studying music and art. Mies Jepperson has made Boston " her headquarters during the past be n years and is at present head of the vocal department in the L&selle seminary. She has also appeared in many concerts and oratorios during her stay in that city. Her sister haa been studying in the New England Conservatory of Mesic In piano and voice culture and has also been a student at the University of Boston. Parley jeperson has just" comelpted a four years course in the Boston .Museum of Fine Arts. He was awarded an unusual number" of prizes for his work and was offered another scholarship if he would return to that city, nied 'By" ' The B. Y. U. Summer school will conduct Its annual Timpanogos Hike announcement July 14 and IS. .This as made a few days ago and the students have been all astir since getting things In order And- corresponding with friebds whom they have invited to Join - the big - party,,.. . It Js . estb mated that there will be two hundred people in the expedition next - -- Veek. - The hike has been scheduled two weeks earlier this summer to give those students who first six weeks a chance to participate: The early outing will perhaps - hut make plimhlng a little harder In mile a the glacier will be over . length and twice as deep. The water falls will be booming and there will .Ktretches .of.deep snow from .the - giacler rv w- to Aspen grove, , hikers' who Intend to Join the school party are requested t meet at the mens gymnasium of th B. Y. U. next Monday afternoon M 4:30 oclock to be organized into Pbups. Those who cannot meet at that time may go to the gymnasium Tuesday, Wednesday or - Thursday gfternoon as new groups will be organised each day until the wagons Jeav Thursday trenfnf- - -- i GtJtr FELLOWS1 WILL SPANISH FORK OPENED AT MOSIDA COMBINE FREE FROM While returning from Paysori about About twenty enthusiastic farmers seven oclock " Tuesday night the seven passenger", car belonging to gathered at the schoolhouse in Jesse Knight turned turtle he twee Wednesday evening to complete preparations for the big campaign Spanish Fork and Salem and : tha being waged against the graeshop-per- five passengers, Jesse Knight, Mra, of that section. The meeting Jesse Knight, Mrs. Dlantha Woraley, was held to with County Mrs. Georgia Cluft and Miss Bento Farm Agent C. W. Lindsay. Otto J, Christensen were to rthe car; and Poulson took charge of the meeting were driving along the narrow turn- were madeuior. cov- rtawtigj!wg Jt. ering 2000 acres of land with deadly plkewhen" Mrs. Knight, who was at poison to rid the farmers of this the wheel, attempted to adjust the has already destroyed car andjost control .. The car went pest which pr a ctfcafly "on e 'third ofail the crops over the embankment and turned ovin that diBtHct , The county has aper pinning the occupants beneath it propriated" seven tons of bran and Dr.- - E, D. Woodruff of Salt ' La the state will furnish enough poison, Kelley of Grand Rapids. lemons and syrup to cover the .braaka . were following the area. They At the conclusion of the meeting car an Baw 4he assistance of the a .resolutlon was adopted thanking urrel t0 the county commissioners and the Pary under the car and soon had all state authorities for the splendil aafeIY rescued, but Dr. Kelly suffer support they have given the JarmeraJ. from a cut on the leg while al8tin In relieving the people under waging this campaign against the member of the the car. ' evil."" grasshopper was hurl party The' Knight party has been spendSheriff Henry Est has announced his candidacy . for sheriff on the ing the day with friends in Payson Democratic ticket. The sheriff hau and were returning at a good speed when the accident happened. When held office for the past four years. interviewed Uncle Jesse saij that The Salt Lake Brewing vompapy they were going at a good speed and to- filed an abstract of Judgment against were tb Woodruff Dr. brought John W. Smith for f 1 45 in the local Jury. party to Provo and the Knight car . , . court yesterday. ' was brought home later. Mo-sl- THE OFFICEHOLDERS da s meeting was held the other night in the Utah hotel by the friends of Governor Spry.to demand his-inomination end election. In suhstance the Salt Lake Tribune states that the meeting was the most unique and largest ever held in the state of Utah. That it was virtually free from office holders, very few be ing to Attendance, and that those present were for the .governor for patriotic reasons and had no political or ulterior motives. So that the people may have a chance to judge for themselves, The Post .prints the names of. nearly all those printed in the list furnished by the Salt Lake Tribune, and gives the occupation and business and political The standing of those mentioned. Is list: the following Heber M. Wells, ex Governor, who presided over the meeting, was supported by the Tribune and its owners for a third term and defeated. A. P. Bigelow, banker, stockholder in Becker Brewing company, director Utah Cereal company. Governor Spry is a director In this -- A - -these companies. N. T, Porter, democrat,- - lawyer and promo ter,'regentef the Unive)sitof Utah, vice president of the Mt. Nebo Marble company, director of the Motor company, director of the Columbia Trust eompanyr- - officer of Fanners and Stockgrowers bank,- - di- rector of the Intermountain Insurance company. , , ' Personal appointee of Gov. Spry. The governor an officer im al' cf these companies. C. A. Quigley, democrat, colonel on the gQverpoj-'- jtaff, Personal appointee of Gov; Spry. - P. A. SImpkin, pastor Phillips Congregational church , trustee of The State School for the Deaf, Dumb and Utah-Idah- o v 1 J g Blind, - - -- Personal appointee of Gov. Spry, S. A. Whitney, cashier McCorntcks bank and director of Public Service Corporations, Colonel on the Gore nors staff. Personal appointee of Gov. Spry. ' Lawrence Green, capitalist and director of Public Service Corporations, . - director Columbia Trust company, dicompany, Motor company,' diR. T, Badger, banker,' and one who rector eafied meeting, director r Intermoun-tai- rector Intermountain Life Insurance Colcompany. Quartermaster General on .Life, Insurance company. the governors staf-f.onel on the governor's-staf- f. Personal appointee of Govt Spry. ' Personal appointee of Gov. Spry. The governor Is also president of the Spry Is also an officer in all of the Intermountain Life Insurance com- above companies, 1 George sT. Odell, general manager pany. f ; : Jos. Lippman.politlcal , manipula- Consolidated .Wagon and Machine " tor. one of those who caBed meeting,, C(m. director - Farmers and bank,trce "presldentlnter general 'manage?. Salt'Eake' Erewin mountain Insurance company, trustee company, , ... , x J. V. Eldredge, Jr., politician, liquor , tah Agricultural college. , Personal appointee of Gov, Spry. dealer lobbyist, one of those who Mr. Spry is also an oficer to all the called the meeting, Is general manaabove liqthe of the companies. ger Ogden Examiner, . . Burton, Erector State. uor dealers organ. , ... Utah-Idah- o n - 1 -- ' Stoek-gloweri- ... -director to the Examiner. W. W. Ititer, hanker and capitalist and director of Publie Service corporations, president of the Board of Regents of the University of Utah. Personal appointee ' of Governor Spry. W. S. McCorntck, banker, officer of Public Service Corporations, director Consolidated Wagon and1 Machine Co. Governor Spry Is a director of this i v v W. Ne-feste- d Knlt . as-l- n No-oth- very-fortuna- er te , Utah" Copper ' company. T C.,Orem, president and general SALEM GIRL TAKES manager of, the Salt Lake and Utah Railroad- - company, Nevada Copper Belt Railway, general manager HER Owl! LIFE Construction 'company - and Nevada Douglass Copper ' Be'f railroad and director Belt ,I.ake. TermiPayson, July 6. Mrs.1 Helen 'Chris' nal company, tensen Cftrson, wife of Lester Carson Charles Strevell, presUeht. of Salem,1 coiwr."t?d-afiellast ere. ', and' 'Coke company, ning by taking poison. She was the vice president National Beal Estate daughter of Bishop fN, d. Christensen and Watep company and Pacific Land of Salem and her husband is the soa and Water company. of George Carson, a prominent sheen'Russell G. Schulder, attorney for man. She is survived by her has hand Silver King Coalition Mining com- and child, aged three yearn; Aerp- ' pany. rents and several brothers and Maton E.-Allison, -- la vryer Denver A There Is no apparent cause for her Rio - Grande - Railway company and rash act stockholder in Becker Brewing comW, ' Inter-urba- n -- ,v; L . oft -- t - ' , Stockgrowers bank,' director Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co. Pres' pany. ident Columbia Trust company. PERM ELIA B. YOUNG Pecannal appointee of Gov. Spry. W. W. Byrne, agent Giant Powder TB DEAD AT LEH G jovernor Spry .Is a director to company. these companies. ' T. W. Boyer, cashier Continental Mrs. Permelto BabLehl July C. S. Tingey, cashier Farmers and National bank. cock Young, widow of Branch Young James J. Burke, president James J. of Mona, Juab county, died here yea-' Stockgrowers, bank, secretary Utah Burke ft Company and manage Chas. terday at the home of her State Capitol commission. State daughter, of Capitol Commis- C. Moore and company, engineers Mrft. J. A. Goodwin. She had resided sion. and mining machinery. In Lehi for the past eight years, ' C. W. Whitley," general menager much of the time she had been-aGovernor Spry is a director in the company. American Smelting company, direct invalid. R. C. Gemmeli,. member of State Farmers and 8tockgrowers bank. ' ' ' Board superintendent of the Utah , T,' R. Cutler, vice president. Inter- or of Public Service Corporations. She was a pioneer of 1847 and wan Nearly all the rest of those In at- born in Iddinols on October 6, 1837. Copper company and assistant mana- mountain Life Insurance company, ditheMaConsolidated were . directors of ; public Her husband was a Black Hawk Inrector tendance and of .Garfield, Bingham .Wagon, and ger Sechine Salt company. Lake, serylce corporations, or railway min- dian warveteran. rallrpad, director, in the Is of Trust and the Spry Qov. company, ing and banking associates of Thom-af- t personal The body will be taken to Mona president curity Kearns and David Keith, who .vre for burial beside that of her husband. Life Insurance - company, appointee of" the governor and his ' wife,. Mrs. Belle Anderson Genunell, anU ft director in the. Consolidated both present. Utah. of '"Governor: Spry becamf'an officer 'Miss Alice Brown, city auditor ha j.. Is rpgent of the University Wagon and Machine company." ef aVHheabove named corporatPun filed with the city commissioners her Mrs. - Gemmelf Isalsoa.-persona- l Henrg Gardnerr former member of the Board of Indus- and numerous others, including the report ' for June, which shown , appointee of Governor Spry. American Fuel company since he as J8114.18 collected and J7293.I7. Ernest Bamberger, capitalist, Re- trial School Trustees. ' sunied the office of governor. Personal appointee of Gov. Spry. There is an overdraft of gent of the University of Utah. I The following ccrpatlona were $51,048.53 in the general fund and M.S. Browning, capitalist, member Personal appointee o Governor of the Capitol Commission, director represented by leading officers: $150,000 Spry. waterworks . bonds out - C. The Union Pacific Railway Co. E. Loose of Provo, banker and In the Ogden Examiner, president of standing. The Oregon Short Line Railway Co. director Of Public Service Corpora- the Utah Cereal company, .officer of be Denver ft Rio Grande Railway on the comcolonel Intermountain th8 Insurance staff, governors tions, According to late advices from ' ' ' ' member of the State Capitol com- pany, democrat, and stockholder in Co- Salt Lake the first cavalry squadron The Salt .Lake , ani.Utah Railway of the Nr Becker. Brewing company. mission director of. the U, will leave, tonight. for . w Co. Personal appointee of Gov. Spry. Motor company. , the border to do patrol' duty; ' Governor Spry Is a director In the Mountain States Telephone and Personal apolntee of Governor Spry. Following the Instructions of the y . . The governor Is an officer' of 'the Examiner and the Utah Cereal com- Telegraph Co. t secretary of war as to secrecy In re-. Motor company. Utah Light and Railway Co. pany and president of the Intermoun-tal- n gard to troop ' movements officer ' Utah Fuel Co. Insurance company. Glen Miller, capitalist, member of f ofthe guard and the regular armY. , r No wonder the governor t wishes stationed here declined to discuss the cbrnmlssrohln charge of tfid Ulatf ' "Am ongthe" others' presentatfhis exhibit , at the Panama Pacific faceting, according to the printed re- g third term. 4 He should also wish thf matter last nlghL i , . at the same time tht he were two The destination of, the Utah unit ports, were: - Personal appointee of Gov. Spry. A. B. Apperson, general manager of Governor Sprys, so that he would be and the route to be used froth Salt V" John C. Sharp, capitalist, member the Utah Fuel company and director able to, accept the numerous offices Lake are veiled In secrecy. The and corporation director ships offerBoard of Trustees of Agricultural of the Merchants bank. are that the squadron will M. theCo-lumbiK. vice also ed him as he has in the past. in of director president Utah, Parsons, go 'over the Salt Lake Route and will i College We Jlnd, the, governor,, In thawk-war- be destined for Nogales. JwhKfl': Gov .Trust x.om of. the. Intermountain - LlIq.Ja9.urar) c& ernor Spryys also a director. ' , In preparation for the movement company. position of being chief t execwith the state board of examiners yesten- J. A. Reeves, general freight i; utive of the state, entrusted Personal appointee of Gov. Spy. the enforcement of and passing on day approved the payroll of the The governor Is also president cf of the Oregon Short Line. ' the Intermountain Life Insurance Jolyff M. Hayes, secretary of ths the enactment of banking, Insurance guard, amounting to $7,750.21 and coal mining laws, and the samejeen days service. Adjutant General , Utair Copper company. company. assistant A. .Wedgwood began paying H. time being the president of, an Manderfield, B. demorcrat, "general Stewart, bwyer, C, company, officer of a bank bers of the first squadron yesterday ssenger and freight agent of the and promoter, director Fanners and and an officer oil a coal mining com- afternoon and will finish the task) Stockgrowers bank , secretary ar Salt Lake Route. ' f J. Ar Foley, commercial agent of pany; treasurer Mf Nebo Marble compo today, thereby providing the troops Marble comymv." the Illinois Central railroad. with ready money when they go into director (Continued on Page 8.) agent of Governor Spry Is an officer camp on the border. 1 -- . " , -- -- n -- 'V7 - State-Senato- r, -- -- dii-burse- , " d . Utah-Idah- o - , , -- - , expo-sitio- n. j ? . , -- d INSTALL NEW OFFICERS AH v WAR a, summer - WRECKED NEAR GRASSHOPPER Inter-mountai- STUDENTS TO CLIMB - SPRY - KEARN! -- -- U CAR IT MAKES NEW - The following officers of the Bonneville Encampment No. 6 of the I. O. 0, F, will be installed Friday night High Chief Patriarch Jr Woods; Senior H.. Brereton; Priest, Wm, Ju- Warden, William Kavachavitch; nior Warden, John Guy;' Treasurer, Wm. X. Peterson; Secretary, B.' H. Bower. -- -- - - - ' - , . ; ( - In-fE- Utah-Idah- o .. mem-suran- J |