Show HERALD-REPUBLICAN' THE LAKE ST SAI CITY UTAHWEDNESDAYrSEPTEAIBER'IG 1914 - ’ t ’ T r J — ---tr - A - SALT Herald-Republican war day’s map will clarify each dispatches 1 ’ A kt— MANY CANDIDATES OR LEGISLATURE WIN DELEGATIONS AND VICINITY — SHOVEL' I Mrs C -f “Keep company Polly” '"Daily in The with Herald-Republican ' — - — — - -f ‘ — ‘PICK AND CITY LAKE y - If CANYON Youngdale E — xf TOURISTS ow ill- s ' ' "' 1 — '' division I BRIGADE PRIMED OR - e -- MAY IRST ENCOUNTER A i T-”f — DAY’S TASK STRENUOUS I Wfife of Prominent Is Musician Dead r SERIOUS EXTENDED BE LAKE SALT ACCIDENT WITH CENTER AS MORNING THIS COUNTY ON DAY TRIP Rotarian J 50 Strong Will E Dorman Slated for Chief R G Collett'- Airs sLydia Cody T A Callister George C- Hewes of Salt Lake Celebration Will Surpass Last Set Out Early "riday to of Territory to CompriseDistrict 36 — Mrs' Catherine Aston E Mrs Is Year’s Weather Man Lawless Harley Mowrey Injured ‘When Autos’ Work Canyon Road Six Schill Air States Samuel Perry Nebeker Large Numbers ana mrs n vox Crash District 37— C Al Hall EeesW J rank N Lees James Haslam Claude A o'clock riday Salt Lake W’Miner William' McMillan and Ethel y mo rn g may soon becomeone of Bowen the most ARE-SPIRITED automobilescarrying' 130 members of Special to The of the CONTESTS’ important headquarters Unless the weather man makes things District38 — George Brown Thomas the Salt Lake club will leave City 'Sopt The first dairy division of the United States bUr-reautoo H Rotary Cedar disagreeable 100 Morrison and Mrs Harriet James automobiles the ‘Hotel Utah for Silver Creek canyon serious accident’ of the of District and Harry Grand canyon animal industry in the 'uzes’t loaded with 500 Salt Lake boosters will ‘in county-’ the Summitmen” where automobile tour occurred today1 about PUBLICANS of Salt Lake county Druce'- 39 — Nels orsberg “tired business leave the Commercial club of Salt Lake will sixteen miles from conferenceyesterdaywith J at here when'an automobile EDuring o’clock this morning on a promptly general interest' last Y?' Put in ten hours labor repairing Dorman chief of the local dairy tour manifested Susa Gates Mrs R athard driven by George C of District Hewes It the — this section of the Lincoln National H' Rawl of D C of The second Salt night in "Sater Mrs Harriet Salt Lake with A H Salt Lake Washington county annual the selection of delegates to Moore Brown a Lake chief u£ federal dairy investigation promises Precedingthe automobiles countv day celebrationMartha and Hackwell W’K North JE highway newspaper correspondentas the Republican legislative big passes made tentative recommendation to surpass last bv wide Mullet T A carryingthe “laborers”will be convention Jacques ger crashed into a second automobile margin Lake be and elaborate for to be held auto-truck loaded with picks and shovels traveling preparations the riday in the Garricktheatre containing seriously two salesmen made the headquartersof the visitors have ourth Precinct and the lunch injured sustaining a new dairy division to' include Utah been The contests In some of the Hewes was by the citizens’ Dale JI 'Parke Russell A District41 — vanguard will be supreme two eyada Idaho Montana AVashingtonmade' committeesin the were spirited sand several of broken ribs andandpossible G Joel Nibley and AVyorning ten communitiesto be visited Schulder Harry Cram and sharge of‘Admiral”rB strongRedman injuries the salesmen Brown Silas W West will be escorted by seventy-eight nominated by the RepubGideon Snyder and A guard escaped with lacerations Mrthe Dorman will be in direct charge Yesterday morning severe Heart party Details of the day’s 0£ had were given C Young and new division if it Is owners agreed to pledged program were about the face and body made and4 automobile in the day's: festivities Before to ranklin at the luncheonof the Rotary The automobileswere badly with for the the District42 —T--T announced wrecked recommendation convention In the Crjtchlow the number had club yesterday-and word was formally noon passed the 100 Wasson H L The autoists were driving' through at Washington number of pledged delegationsfor Nelson oster George mark-and it is believed that practically-all from the commissionersof Summit blinding it will resultapproved estate A B Irvine M Howell wind and dust storm on the in the appointment senator Joseph of will be on hand announced Clarence that 100 teams with drivers of at least four new and ready Dr Will R Ellerbeck and W W Salmon scrapers county crest of Black Ridge mountains dairy and the signal gun is fired J Bamberger and Harry B Cole led the and plows would assist in the to go when “j The drivers were barely able to see the to W j—creamery Investigators work out of list with road work Gov E R Salt McHenry grand of the day George Wasson third William Spry roads in front of them and for this Lake The offices of Mr marshal Dorman his aide AddisonCain together with and District 43—C Patterson S Y the of the delegations Morgan state road engineer and other accident is thought have on the third floor of the federal building Many? were pledged Taylor reason-the E R Callister Marlow Cummings MRS C E TO UNG DALE of the several subcommittees to vote state officials are expected to join in been unavoidable chairmen for district favorites for the John John v' were recently' enlarged Rollo Mrs James tlie H A La ount general work the salesmen chairman Elizabeth The automobile containing Bawl who is a dairying expert and lower house and many of those who Albert Wilkes and John will lead the procession The speakers Robinson C Sch ram m ch al rman of th wife of being driven indite opposite of com YOUNG DALE Willard general' have been working-for the nomination District’ 44 says that Utah state city and Atha Williams in Snyder charge of the work be a well-known musician direction from that of the touring party and- Idaho reputation taken distinct’ lead countyofficials will will go into the —W Youngd ale dic'd C A that all the shovels next in line with the “press-boat” conventionwith one Jr W C PendletonLambourne of Salt Lal at her They had safely passed several of the in the dairying Industry In the last few would yesterday A of the first or more districts pledgedto them George Muir before the men went to work home 809 E Twelfth- South Shewas bringing up the rear division measured machines but when they approached years divison John C will be Sharp andmeasured again noon halt 50 years of trust of wind In practically all of the wheivthe age tne lewes machine a Leaving Salt Lake today Mn Bawl made up ofThethesecond called A Mrs Harriet was shovels do Airs YoTlf igdaleborn in filled the air with dustand the driver will District 45— Iligham K A Those whose was exceeded that at the state proceedto Nevada in continuingof- the excursion remaining automobiles M Nye John not at least two inches wear for 18f lf64 the daughter of N A of each machine was K unableto discern tour of investigation and congressional primaries and which began at i The excursion Is not limited to members the morning'swork will not bo entitled and Carolin many H P Tn 1879 the objects ahead of him of the Stockman Orson Larson Skoubye AVashington several On of the Salt Lake were? enthusiastic The to ‘The occupants his months ago club meetings any of' the “ice” and those Salt Lake and inT888was The automobiles collided Commercial Rumei and W Curtis which do she came to ta (Willard return he will visit the Utah but all list of delegates not shuw at least four inches both automobile owners with their selected at the of machines were precipitated M Hop'fenbeckA Youngdale college folk and friends District46 — S W called at o’clock will married are invited to district when to time In additio her from their machines The escape women primaries held in Salt Crabbe husband Mrs The W Bigham Dr William have make the run first stop will be Lake walk? back to Salt Mr 'is' survived" by the following from serious injury is thoughtto have Youngdale county last night are given below Mrs LoulssonfJames Hilton A H Ball and at AVestside stay of Schramm at the same time Lake cautioned children: PARK where a twentv with AVillard Louis Alice and been marvelous YELLOWSTONE the exception of districts Lucy “A Clark will be made Taylorsville anil the laborers not to to minutes work ’too fast nor Eugene Youj igdale and Nirs Alva Baer The injured men were broughtand Nos 63 64 86 and 90 47 Glen Miller hard at the start and South Jordan will be visited in turn Communication District them to all of Salt Lzike' Cedar City by other automobilists — R R W Lymanaskedbe stay of these by telephone had been cut L E R that there a twenty minutes being made Arnold Hutchinson a will be held Thurs-r given medical attention wouldthe whole uneral s3 rvices Hewes is the at each of these places by the A W E and O P day in to Rivertonwill of Brown Rydalch which job He day at o’clock at' the most seriously injured storm yesterday morning complete afternoon be at 1230 o’clock Soule also OR SEASON eached and as luncheon District No 90 JSber W Hall Interment' CLOSED has one-half vote in announced that blistered hands neral chapel of The party will leave tomorrow for a Mrs will be served at this point there District 107 — Mrs C T and sore backsat noon would not 'be will te in Salt Lake via Milford the convention Barnes City cemetery The will be a stay of one hour and fifteen Those who were Benjamin Mitchell rank Birrell satisfactoryexcuse for not resuming body may ’’loe viewed by friends to attend the Republicanlegislative AATilliam Spry Jr L B A Iverson minutes Gov will ba May Hampton alter tun midday meal Only noon and who'divesat719 work laborers m on the day' of 'Mrs Martha the speakerat this point and Bert Atwater conventionarei such ns can nw the funeral Third East left at midnight for Cedai-City cnmnipfp C A Cook II E Crescent Sandy Midvale Murray District 108 — Mrs fractureof the spinal column will be She "was informed that her son Jirst Precinct Giles Hill O C Dyer Mrs Holliday and Eastside will be visited Herman S excused nfrom om auty duty was seriously and Most Tourists Are Out Em Laborers with perhaps fatally District — E L Evans N R Liddle rank Beatty duringthe afternoon the excursionists Tanner and George eAcusfa brokenarms and was advised to rush to his — however will be required EXHIBITDRSSWAMPAJR u Derr returning to Salt Lake shortly after jitzei laggart Brown ii only to carry bedside water Hewes is employed by the ployees’ Train to’ Leave o'clock find will paradeMain street lymer District 109 — Harry S P Alkire-Smith of Joseph Automobile ” District 2— Mary Burton Mrs’ K P company the good things of the field Nisson S ‘Galeazzi John P Edwards M E C CHURCH HEAD September 22 and farm Brown Mrs Burton Mrs A N isher which have been distributed Johnson Thomas Hull and Mrs II by the farmers throughoutthe county Keyser T E McKin-ifth Precinct WITH ENTRIES EXPECT GRAND CA’NYON AV J Each will have ney Showaker settlement something liistrlct 48 Mrs J R Mrs to offer the District — J L Hamlin James De- Scott Case Davis Mrs excursionistseither fruit PARTY HOME TONIGHT — Skolfleld vine and Dana T Dr Jane or souvenir of its Smith esterday the last1 day ‘of the or vegetables a was C Industry District — J E Shorten Mrs Kate Loufborrow C H Bloomsterberg offices of the Salt Iakc Yellowstone park season The local notified the club this morning the McCarthy Mrs II P Starr Mrs Ida Zella Gallacher last night the hotels and the Beginning On leaving will by' H Manderfield M B Jensen Route assistant were camps in excursionists Shortenand L J Bean 49— O R MrsDibble the park partly parade up Main street Amusement features Promised general freight and were and it is M Hamilton by Chief AV II District — Rose' W A Hayes Minnie expected that the last tourist will be headed Bywater in his Applebaum 11 the company that out of the “Red-Devil’’ E T Barrett J J Delghton H B Cole passengeragent-of machine The parade will Boveridge B park on September 20 The W itlf Th rills Aplenty— Atthe District50 — Mrs Etta E Lewis Mrs President' Yellowstone park-Grand Canyon go iiorth to South Temple east to State Acomb E O EllsworthMrs C Bar not sell tickets Joseph arrived at Hurricane Oregon Short Line A Dr Jay Smith highway automobilists and thence south to South rett ana nyie lingienian Greenewald Ulman to park the ourteenth the 'Yellowstone on A and W J tendance'Assured Washington county on AVoolley Greenewald Burton special last night The train District L — R L B Bessie District trip Salt Lake They expected 51 M1 M H Writes That 'War Is to to had a large Burnham McCrea of to Baumgarten rank Kriebel — AVCatrow party numberOnly A to reach Milfora last nigrit The local Idaho passengers jyiozjey L rugii T Tellefsen Henry Gemmell points A is one sleeping making better time on the return car was and' E D B Kimball E Bamberger carried and two day coaches Schfskl Be Deplored’ trip than it did going to the Grand The District 52— J Myers T L arnsworth last train leaving District — George Bowles John N the elate for of the the park for' As opening It' is expected the party will C Platt A Davis Mrs N tourists will be Tuttle B Tinges Utah state VXalr Mi aws canyonin Salt Lake tonight in time to run on September 20 Hanson Mark George nearer the arrive and Daniel but there will be Julian Riley Jesse Alexander of each a special train from Cannon and Ulbrich department are 53 take part in the Salt Lake County day DistrictPeter A'ellowstone on September 22 Joseph CowanJohn — II LochrieRobinson Stmith president sofmoj'c and more entries and which Joseph will be for the Williams Spencer Claw they say th ere is every Indication that automobileparade of the District — AV Clayton R J employeesthe and Thomas E Visaing church is in favor of worldwide of miles this year’s fair will Details as- to the number tours company and railroad Lewis J L AVeiler son Neipag for peace to draw the largest from District 54 — Edward Barry David his movement according made by the automobilists Kanab of the Oregon Peter John Y L of of Utah’s branch Sandberg Smith to an inquiry from the number exhibitors any the Mattson and Horan answej to were not given in Short’ Line will be closed to all Ray AV K( George and Darwin Dulke Hurricane 110 James Los 'Angeles ’Examiner asking his view expositiqns from No District B Platt telegram Air Manderfield traffic of every description after District rank J — Marie Bow features reshmen and Sophomores of Alexander James th L 'The amusement of — Gilbert’ W is the car The B rank man Williams A- Conover onIlls made as to whether trackmen are now McAdams George Margetts reply follows: fair :have been and ‘"C' engaged with a mentionby the picked up in erecting’ the Clifton J AV Kimball view Ensigns was snow fences Minor and J C McClain Jettie Browning to University Will Clash Tomorrow olland Mrs Salt Lake City Sept 15 attracting heavy attendancedriven at Short creek freight train into the 1H— W II W 1914 where it was abandoned park There will be a District 30 — Mrs George Robinson H District th entries received- for olland Sirs Nellie Shannon Harry Among the trip to the Grand time 'during-the week carrying Mrs Mrs Examiner Los Cal: ou some Kathleen McCooey Laura Goddard Angeles In tljic': manufacturers department canyon E Afternoon Mrs Willeyand James Metcalf Answering your provisionsfor the soldiers and More Martha Ostler Mrs telegram: Any ‘so far Marie Sr are the firms: those who practical movement for the establishment stay-there the win Mrs and Er os ISSUES SCHEDULE O during Holmes Catherine Buckley Hewlett District 112 — Price C C abian of locals or ter Mrs Singleton peace uni-" InternationalMacaroni Heldn Carl Buehner C Craig yersal likely to effect the company No data could be obtained yesterday or the first time in the history of 11 M Lillian Samuel Karrick District Rassmussen purpose Crysti il Salt AVestern Charles Post and Justus as to the business done by the Oregon the student body of the University Cutler Mrs — AV Kaul J H Jungk in view nas ine moral support or company of Shoe the Macaroni ompanySaltRoyal Short Line in the number of passen-4 Utah the historic flag rush between the Ida B Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-of Rassmussen and William Lake City Brew-ing County Districts ter-day conjipany gers' carried to and Saints The "choice Yellowstoneduringthe freshman sophomore classes will Rowe 55 Stokes Jr A V Taylor Salt Lake ’‘Hardware the business District 12 T District resentatives to the company’ season While was not as not be held this year and a pushball Knapton — present — William L L and Cecil Sinai-t Itah-Idaho last year contest 'will be held in its Holt Harry D Pierson Lorin MorBagley of world-wide the company Sugar heavy as of ‘the stead This to nations company account M H K McDonald decrease reached risen J N Carlson R B Green North of Amalgamated Sugar company duringJuly is was Quay Mrs E District Europe just peace thought bv decision yesterdaynoon C Bailev Lester now would depend Z C At railroad officials that when M Vier Timmons M J Chocoh ite company separate mass meetings- of the R B Quay13 and Miss serious August and and Mrs upon and considerations perpersonal C‘ North Green Pembroke Stationery Bennett will show an increase over the men in the two lower classes were held District AV — W H JMoreton E Also the right companyDaynesDistrict 57 otherwise & for the Peterson Emma Uass company the Marks Rothwell L B Ricker-Ing Carlson — James as corresponding months last year None purpose of deciding Ellis John P as wnri individuals' BeebePaint A Ct flagon rush Joseph Guest uLLiduuns JftwAc company and the Utah Oil Siipt Matheson Arranges vi tne camping companies or oi the Crosby Pickering B Critchlow to protect and tours manner conducting dafend themselves and C Mrs James Peterson and Charles Bell Salt Lake Becker agencies has made any’ report as yet which was to be held tomorrow afternoon B Cromar Y Russell against and unjust asRefining company 58 unlawful unjust D N Guest W O Maw-son & Alalti ng and concerni'ng the business of the season at o’clock on Cummings field District14 — Andrew Jensen Axel II District even to th extent of taking Brewinsv Meetingsfor September — company' Steele Peter L Harris and the Utaht of Both classes were in favor of changing John Z Gordon rW must Canning Ogden Joseph Christensen up arms not be denied company and J Shuler of the struggle to a contest in John Beck A George Guest Vv ar is to be deployed Price and the ULEN'S SEWER which Brown S Palmquist and steps to BID 59 A D October and November ' the two opposing teams would have an and H O? District Reynolds and prevent it or avert its ACoolen Alills of Provo Emery 'J W CSimons Badley District 60 — Lewis M S consequences Knight equal The Powell should Entries:- in the other departments' number of men arrangement District 15— AV Collins T John Jack-son Barlow — be promoted and encouraged for the flag rush heretoforehas A V the department Taylor Lewis Cannon within the bounds of justice following: Horse' District 61 John A been that it should be a Roy A Kelly and Mrs A Richardson E Bush city: C Westrope Spencer and — mercy and self protection White and 62 Gus— Stephenson' between the freshmen and sophomores Starkweather world-wide Provo Cattle department— Harry The schedule of teachers’ institutes peace enterprise is LESSTHAN As the freshmen H S Pratt District — WTL Stout Hintze L District87 — Edwin Evans SumirjHrs'Bozeman A’ B to take place in the respective counties always outnumber worthy the attention and aid oftheir rivals at A H least two to the Cummings C Davies E S D C Bagley Orson Andrus and Joseph every Cook Mont C of the state during the remaining one religious insntitution if it ToAt’nsend Hechtner rush has never been ana a Chariton’Ja Ancil AA’oods portion of September Octoberand early much more than Gon R acts as well as theorfzes 'and Hatch three-minute ’District 89 George R 65 — C R and John a then B Young District Wooten Cross and swinedepart-ment— in' issued by rough and tumble v rj iuuuj it ure Sheep November was state yesterday human and national rights quick H De Gray W Stenhenson Qa valy-Peter? Sheep A C young freshman up the pole aM jm nieison—Jr A and George on company' Matheson superintendent ENGINEER'S ESIIMATE 66 J Painter JO8EPH SMITH and the flag in the possessionof the AIc’District William AA'yo Knollin & of public instruction The schedule Cannon Joseph — Kemmerer inch T Alford President Church ofJesus Christ first year students Knight George Sharp Robbins and giving counties in their order dates of Latter-day Saints Soda Sprit igs Ida arms Philip Jones WalnutHall while it will Distrlct-101 of 'institutes and The pushball contest will A MTtockE wood George Doneraii Ky W airbourn — George names of instructors not eliminate Street Pack airs District' 67— Carl Larson August M assigned is roughness give both Judd ZE Salt Laky depa rtment II as: follows: sides equal IGHT CHOLERA chanceof winning the victory Margaret W Cherdron Thomas Lewis Nelson W S Davis and WilliamBurrows STATE TO Horticultural-department — Beaver October19 and 20—R Mrs Sarah HaslamS3j city The junior senior and Mrs ’Oxhurst Hollister Prof and classes Lake icounty' Porter-AValton HowardSupt? Driggs Chicagoan’ Is Low Man for 70will meet this morning to District 102 R' L 68 Perry and Lars — Dean Milton formulate Eddington Heber District — Samuel city ine arts’ Bennion or A C the rules governing the contest S Sheets Leon— G Summers company department The Browning — Matheson Monson Hollard J E ig-" probable L M Marrell E D Judd 69 Alex A Jhoto company city department Elder 'Mile Extension With will be that George District Brand September 18 or 19— arrangement Bush cit Box Albert District 70 — John Stillwell work about twenty-five men will be picked Baxter and 104 Mabcy Prof H 1’aul-and Prof H R Alt Miss Alary Driggs District 71 — rank and Anna Anderson irom each of the lower classes to District R Governor CountysiAttoiTncy Proin-i — Willard Snow' J and Atwood — September 26 — Professor tire of$671800 Charles E District 72 — D Aliss Renee Mounteer AIlss iCache in the first part of the contest O be Ilog Wooley Norton Rideout Italsers Expert Assist-‘A— The ball will be placed in the uaiiei Allen HiHevi IDraug and'Mrs L H Jones all Driggs IS and 19 Superintendent Green J E Andrew Sjoblum Davis September ance in of' Salt Lake' center of the football field and the Combating Disease Matheson-and others— District C105— Heber C Smith J B Joseph Howell JosephSellers’and John Carlson 'October 23 and 24 Professor UUd oai posts win be used for Howell P 106 Banks Garfield lUUlUiXU The 'iVI will L T State and Paul Mrs7 Hollister E — Milne will Henry C Ulenget theChicago contractor goals teams the two district Shepherd District74 73— Charles Knight aid to cfieclc-’the IISICI AN S BACK UTAH contract for one chances of forcing huge ball to II and P R further spreadcounty anl probably Hines Rebentisch District Heber of hog cholera in Salt Superintendent Matheson — reeman their opponents’goal nnst TTa-rtand Thomas A Butterfield L? 25 and Airs of thebiggest single Crump was Ihy Gov Grand September 26— improvements county promised' second part of the contest will District 11 3— C H Hollister The Smith Henry Taggart DistHct 75 — Howard D'r O R William Spry and County Attorney Gertrude McCheyne C D ever undertaken by Salt Lake The consist of Ottersen Steiner a between the Mary Martig Mrs W Arnold Hardy Ephraim" and contract will probably be Knute BE Willey ofyesterday according to W As the j M-' awarded at two classes greatly Weiler and Leo Young October16 'and 17— Mrs Hollister a rheeting of’the city' freshmen Larson 76 Ennis Draper who WARRING EUROPE ’Iron Professor waited on commission this outnumber the sophomores this year and William these officials with Second Precinct District — plea for ’assistance Driggs and Superintendent morning a The “tabulation of figures they are almostsure of M Holt winning this Schettlcr Mr by Matheson District Jr 16— C L Alex Ennis was appointed by the city part of the fight The District 77 J? 10 prepared engineer shows sophomores WilliamIT and Gardner of hog raisers of the south Juab October27 and Heber Cutler K R — number with their class organization Buchanan R B E and 2S E J to be the bidder at however Williams Gardner LBur- end of the ’county Kane October Milnehim lowest Thomas Redfern? Jonn where the Recent — already have a good McCracken and Professor Paul $671 80056 completed chance spread of this disease is said to B B Trave the first part Mann IL M Beckstead gonDistrict78 Millard 25 and 26 September and Charles H Greene and William been rapid Messages The improvementis known as sewer oi winning — — Hyde —D Miss:! Gates Hall and Rose Vimont — extension District K N Mrs Tres-sie Waters state'live' stock No 328 covering that part MILITIA White' Dr A Cwas Young Piute 23 and 24 INSTRUCTOR District 79 — Willard 'Pixton lIjTum October Mrs Hollister of th city be R Pettit instructed anclf Ninth anr Hoagland—and by E Milne Professor — Paul tween Sr J A W J WebGovernor Miss Shipp ’ofSalt and Reunion Mackay Spry to teenth South District IS— Walter Westerman Mrs ster make an exhaustive 'invest! va“ Seventh West and :Charles and P ?J Superintendent Matheson STUDIES WAR GAME IT Barker tion of the situation East Hansen R Pruhs J E Mackey and and to "devise Rich October 16 and 17 — Miss inea scuweitzer Reached Canada Mrs G district means-to check it‘Experts'from tihe The extension will add approximately Bower S Professor rancis District sv— 81 S Jones Dr agricultural Bennion and Profes seventy miles of new in Salt 19 — Dupaix II college willalsomake District sor nail sewerage and E —E Hike The the United States war college A AV Griffiths C R Straup Adderly system now embraces 187 is That Taylor Ingham immediatelv through Lin uan 28 and 29 C-D District Lil Ul San September ini les taking of the C P Griffiths Kapple" struct! advantageto instruct present ns roni th Steiner and Mrs ’Holllster-'H District 83 J J Shields Isaac governor bids was situation in District 20 John AVheh the last of it the Europe McPhee W County Attorney Willey said thera Emma-Lucy Gates and Lillie TL’ Shipp army Coon R O Bricton and Summit September 28 and 29 — evident that officers-in the methods of active warfare David —Reud state law covering opened was Preece H A T —JHeath AV A Sperry' AA’ a Lake arrived in Alontreal Hall and Miss Arimont O theThandling both of Slfilt Air Ulen is by the study Lieut AA IT IT W Kumrow of infected Hvn a new contractor1 in the shown B Burton Lemon George stock This lavfrom night and Miss VI 84 Canada Europe Monday Tooele November local field U A Is John II District — James Bortoch and Avas thedowest bidder- His AVallace” making nf the Sperry Denhalter and Mrs Hyrum state officials to kill al with of all'of Whom rnont — P Neilson any party Utahns bid and moves of the C C Kirk for excavation and back filling progress diseased live-stock including "hogs to had'Hiff culty in getting out of'tlie war Uintah" and armies now S3 Reservation and nearly District 21 — Currie District David McCrea was $120000 that of the engagedin battle lieutenant AVallace W William — Eunice prevent the spread of infectious and under 'McCrea any zoneVernal highest bidder and who is instructor-inspector John EO AIcA Hill and red Bangerter disease or than $60000 of the McLachlan Busby to protect such live stock Miss Ulates- telegraphed' her parents Airs Hollister C‘ D Steiner- or — more District H P of Utah follows with all and John E SS —George Naylor-'" p Guard Cowley is not already infected-’ Gates under that of his1 nearest competitor a as Air' and jALrs Jacob Earrows Olsen J G Riser District 91 II AVhile some of the iteiyisof the Chicago pin system every District 22—A HO Butler Rudy At present this made by the disease js reported to that she would be Utah forces bnmove norning October and 10 — Dr John R1 contractorwere higher "than those of contending a large wall Paul District9293 — Robert Myhoffer have CondieA R George to the extreme by last night and would stay Kirk and furnished bv the war map Mew Yor k few Superintendent Matheson other bidders the final tabulation college basing and L District —— James W Cahoon and p'art ofspread by Miner the countyand as far southern tfiere a days to AA’a satch J A north as make arrange-nxents AVidtsoe October10 —AA’President the ci tv engineer that Ulen was his informationon the daily- news 2" — Cowan Christian John W Grahamshowed District Clarence the Cor a L H Al This 94 rm Midvale rom observation and concert tour Young RoyJance $1 less M han the next lowest the location ischer 656019 map shows Samuel AVright and J E District — Samuel Whittleand Ray investigations the U nited States If and Rose Vimont of made bv Mr" 90 in? she is unable bidder and every city nd town 'rivers Orests Jeffs Davis $21181691 below the per cent of the afflicted hogs Ennis October C she AVashington 31and Novem-ber’l of the city engineer In District95 — succumb towill arrange engagements at once mountains and other information District 24 — Lulu Chamberlain and Smith and James to the disease Lt is his belief Alilne and Professor that retiirn home according-td her Paul’WaynczOctober —E the Chicago contractoragreed to Margaret Ingersol Devine Mi’s stringent steps are taken at George- D 1‘yuer and 30 and 31 Alpin Mrs 96 A John Bird once red finish the jobin 100 days less time MEWHINNEY VISITED BY E District Mackay' Professor — District 25 —AV MrsWhitaker — to check the further and Hall and Meteir and C spread of the C” t'Jlralx am than the next lowest bidder W Eldredge managers McCurdy' W Arthur Dwight cholera hogs will escape' and 18 and 19— Professor M very- few Salt Lake and the Garricktheatres AVeber Ulen announced that if the contract Broivn District 97 — Bishop C Paul September Professor M mother and sister the loss suffered by raisers will be havv y Aliss Gates regarding Driggs and President is he would be District 26 Jr John Crowther made offersAo awarded to James Lcatham WhitakerD Samuel ruinous A AVidtsoe ('oiueert work in Utah work? within Albert and H preparedto Tlngey Hertz W E A’igus Stayner Cannon James Rigby Aliirs Jijbipp also wired-to her short time and commence District' 27 H I? and Martin Christopherson a? would guaranteeto have Myton WBeckH parents convicted of the — HURRYING TO BEDSIDE job finished within the time specified Harley 2lewhinney A N and AV IT 98 W V WILL nri rs u Br Shipp of 2558 the Brown Heldway District — Evans George STUDY SMOKE EVIL of C L him 'which 230' clavs from murdersentence Erickson and 'whose th East of her safe arrival arr and ana w ij viexanaer Seven death manDistrict 28— B Nichols C B? L'wyer of was to life District 99 HRyan siaci that she would start for Salt O DYING BROTHER the date awarding of the contract C she — Orson Imprisonment Mondaycommuted by the state P Stokes Lake lit M13S Shinn was by and J Winters ?" Goff-and once school In addition to the bidsbids submitted Royal board of was visited in his Price before she left for the also pardons District 29 W E District 100 E rancisco teachd" Chicago contractor were James Germany to cell at the state prison yesterday by DunfieldJ study G ‘Charles Lavender and W— A wsic and languages who submitted oy James Kenned Burbidge AV — 11 Kimball Ebenezcr Brown chauffeur The conference' eman and P J mother and sister and Roan District 103— Edward Byrne City was driving the automobileof Russel Moran All’the bids' hls Parrv Margaret" Price Asked to ATakc Appropriatiou-for but between them left wasthe private Battleg in the Grand were below the- estimate of the citv his when Al L Tracy auto ensineer-r cell it Investigation bv Scientists at J AS BEST REMEDY canyon mother could be' S Scheib Irene'! N BOY IS found last night at District20 BADLY BURNED tour was Cedar The four bids as tabulated by the plainly seen that she rejoiced in the — and A I’almer Unlvcrsltv of Utah Alexander Laura City by members of his family’ and has city engineer follow: fact that he is not to die — ‘PLAYING WAR’ Con's! detable trouble has been experienced begun a hurriedtrip to Salt Lake to Third Precinct WHILE reach the bedside of his dying brother C ji tne city will‘ tlie ythe park board District 31 — W B Booth Henry make necessary of Minneapolis who lives at 1328 E Sixth South the of John J’eterson E Jet appropriation metallurgical overtb “mashers” at the David Jacobs the University presence is ord reau of of Utah resorts in the city and O Brown who stricken with tubercular '255SN AVilliams P H Cartwright and Mrs rank’d son of variouseffort bathing 250 trouble has been sinking rapidly undertake a he in to gty Pearl M John D ord of S79 ourth is systematicstudy of an the nuisance McGee co—has beenovercome and it is not expected that he will 32 AV Davis J Parin a serious condition as the avenue result’ of iii oaii LaKC This was inquiry sent to the various COO?1 District Mcrvin piuujvm O’x — known until the return of his brother AVhite Mrs Belle AV made yesterday when Q men cities learn their 'of 25 ley Miss burns received Monday afternoon methods combating recently by the board left Salt "2X1 3’ Conlractor red lution adopted this evil Such inquiry was EbenezerBrown on Taylor H enry his clothing Ignited an Brown S' Tingey was by a grass of governors of to the Commercial club receive by the Commercial the ’automobiletour knowing that his fire In with yesterday Bowman and several companions the city company was forwarded club aa king what precautions brother was ill but it was thought that 33 — George A Al the boy had commission were taken District Davis been “playing that an to MT asking appropriation cover at the here to his return be before A'an Steeter war” They beach safeguard serious" would made any Henry R Rawlins AVI1I-iam while set fire to some grass and the cost of be “ The they were playing near the fire made UM Lf til cvLUlllg) complicationsdeveloped Langenbacker and T A Hunt Hr resolution The was by teply to the inquiry was: accompanied The physiciansattendingthe stricken man District 24 William Leatham G the clothing of the ord boy became plan for investigation "Last have a systematic ‘masher’ Ulen $6 350 year 1 re caught one four been applying oxygen for twenty-four Henry C 71S005G $67180056 $67180056 450 ignited His companions soon extln-to evolved by Prof A Lyon Backman AV —L‘ Emery andG I’ Backgovernment beach served in hours and’it was last James Kennedy 78836075 79014453 9706851 the flames but too late expert in ofthe university ana ne thought guished save charge the co untv iail Since that time A 53833 man night that he not live until the G Hernan 82954133 83109047 750 might k District E Luennen ChaYJes him from serious burnswe return of his brother J Aloran bureau have ii ad no trouble” 88189671 87919908 87920490 600Republicans of Salt Lake Coun- ‘ Buhl and ?" ’ ' ’ ‘ - Attend ty ’ Primaries in Mrs Mrs ' -t 4 ' ’ ‘ ' ? 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