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Show THE SALT. LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 20 Bingham Justice Sentences Man 17, 1920. MAKE AFTER Mbs. maud of Over Telephone by telephone. Darby new In .the county jail aervlng six days, Imposed ever the wire by John C. Qresn, Juetlce of the peace at Bingham. Durkin left Bingham without paying costs of an action In wMch ho was fined $50 and court costs, though ha paid the $50. He was arrested here by Deputy Sheriff J. A. Turnbow on the order of Judge Green as soon as he alighted from the Bingham stage. He was sent to the county jail to begin serving a sentence of six days. The Judge promised the sheriff to forward the commitment papers through the mall. wood park, tha board of the National League of Women Voters, representatives of which will stop over In 8alt Lake on their way to the Democratic convention In San Francisco. f SENTENCED State Supreme Court Decides Taxpayer Entitled to Deduction for Debts. V Delegation to Chicago to Commission Authorizes Ad Salt Lake Entertains Support, Home City att ertisements for Paving En Route . to 1922 Place. Meeting Convention. Ogden Canyon Highway. Democratic -- State Republican Leader Express Satisfaction With Results of Convention. Correspondents "The merits of Salt Lake as ths bast The party of correspondents who covMeet1922 Elks grand lodge place to hold-thered the Republican convention at Chiconvention will he advanced at Chicago cago for their respective press associathis year," according to E. It. Miner, past Shops ' Be tions and newspapers, ing City and who are an exalted ruler of the Salt Lake lodge. Mr. to to routs San ths Francisco report Miller heads the committee of Utah Elks Is Democratic national convention, enjoyed Delegates Coming Home! which will leave for Chicago on July afterin a Lake Salt stopover yesterday to attend the annual convention, July noon and evening. to S. A of fifty Utah Elks In three arrived The writers shortly after 8 'in our opinion," writes Justice A J. In cars will party a The Utah delegation to the national which a in session help make up special train, periods of pro- oclock on the Denver A Rio Grande and I including three cars from Los Angeles, tracted debate alternated with rapid ac- left for Ogden Weber of the supreme court of Utah In In Chicago was one to be convention took 9:50. There at they three from San Francisco, one from Ne a. decision handed down yesterday, "bank which awaited them on the said Henry Welsh, chairman special road state tion, of, commission advanced tie proud vada one and from Wyoming. deThe train, which will go over the several road projects yesterday, settled Southern Pacific. F. L Pickering, assistof tiie state committee, on h)s arrival deposits should be assessed to the ant general agent of the passenger dethe Inlon Pacific and the Chicago, Milwau some matters of policy, and also threshed partment home yesterday afternoon. The mem-- 1 positors as solvent credits, and from 'of the Southern Pacific comken A 8L will be is called the Paul, "Ab sum total of his credits the taxpaer out differences that have arisen between pany. with offices in New Tork. accombers of the delegation were not Instructbott In honor of M. William special," as entitled to a deduction of such debts Abbott of California, who is to be sup- the state and the United States bureau panied the newspaper men to Salt Lake. ed and each stuck by his man aa long be F. C. Lathrop, assistant general passen " ' ' ported for grand exalted ruler. of public roads with reference to the ger agent there was any hope and then, when hope may be owing to him with for Southern the Pacific, is which Utah hopes to have a large representaThe decision of the court, was gone, they still stood by him. Two a headquartera In San Francisco, met the tion at Chicago, Mr. Miller said. Every payments for federal aid roads. uanimoua, dismissed the petition for of them voted for Geueral Wood on the effort will be made to obtain the convenAdvertisements were authorized for the party here and continued to the coast. writ of mandate brought bv t.ie state Upon their arrival ths visitors were tion for Salt Lake, and a special oommit-tetenth ballot and I think they would have board of equalization against James In-it. paving of the Ogden canyon road as far greeted by a reception committee, repre county. consisting of past exalted rulers of Lynch, assessor of Sait Lake continued to vote for him had the balHuntsville. of the Salt Lake newspapers, sentatlvea This a is federal aid of projUtah's the infive that means been assessor has It lodges, named, cidentally. loting continued on indefinitely, Rotary and Kiwania Utah will be cluding, Mr. Miller, H. F. Klrkendall of ect, 7.8 miles long, in which a top and the Commercial, practical. y every county In "i was very sorry that I waa unable to in thirty automo were and taken clubs, Route so as to to rolls H. J. Ogden, hit Beane of to Oscar alter A. binder will be placed on the present biles to the Eureka, compelled return on the newspapermen's special credtabernacle; where they were Forslund of. Park City and M. H. Graham Tarvla as classify bank deposits Rs solventof caan train. I had made reservations on it and far as It extends up the can- delighted with a special organ recital by of Provo. was disappointed when I found that it its, instead of as the equivalent Professor J. J. McClellan. Ths luncheon A large float, with a stuffed elk. prop- yon, while for the remainder of the disOre., on hand. would be necessary for me to remain which had been planned for them at the four-inc- h erty of the Salt Lake lodge, a the cen- tance, about a mile and f, Had the decision of the supreme court a there a day after the train had left Hotel Utah, had they arrived at 32:30i the tral figure, will be built at Chicago, and been in fat or of the contention of "bUck" base will with be a as omitted. used, necessarily Beauty. more than 1000 bolts of purple and white and of ita state board of equalisation Convention Satisfactory. After the organ recital the a liters were ribbon have been purchased for decorative binder and top. The estimates run about has been in effect for the rulinf, which veam, for an automobile ride about ths taken like "I am well satisfied with the outcome The Salt purposes. eik something I4J.OOO a mile. specimen past several over and boulevard. Wasatch the. Is known as the best stuffed elk in Amercity It is estimated, of the convention. I believe that, under or $9,u0M00. 000,000 The the between on were to over then the agreement Saltalr of taken cooperative Shriners Three They won ica and to the circumstances, everything came out the prize at the last conventhe aggregate large delegations would have been added state and the federal government for the new motor speedway. They had dinner, as well as it could possibly have done. their way to the Portland convention tion. assessed valuation of the state. a a look the in the at lake, enjoyed dip The weather in Chicago was very warm Headquarters for the Utah Elks will road from Price to Castle Dale was reof Salt Lake jester-dathe visaed scenery in review and returned Altowe managed to stand that. bathing be ample girl at but the hotel. .O. R. Dibbles, ceived. Debts Not Considered. signed by the acting secretary of time to catch their train west. Salaam temple from Newark, N. J.. past exaltedCongress ruler of the Salt gether, I am well pleased with the trip." lodge, same the Is in hand Those were: Conon was the Cash with the result that the greatThe Chicago convention and W. H. Camp, grand district deputy, agriculture, party on its and Crescent temple from Trenton, N. Walker Buel, Cleveland Plain Dealer est party meeting I eVbr attended, said any other property Is ofIn theory, assist Mr. Graham on the Boat com- tractor H. T. Reynolds, formerly state that arrived In a special train and numbered will New any debts was York a who full value, regardless P. Dean, Times; Harold Rodney George mittee. Fabian, delegate will senator from Utah t, county, A. proceed contracted. 132 persons. Alee temple from Savannah, from Utah, on his arrival home yesterits owner may have under with the contract at once. This provides R. Brown, Washington Post; George the state law Ga numbering eighty-fivtime and Brennan, for example, I a had arrived everyone Philadelphia Inquirer; Heywood also good day. for the grading of the road, preparatory the total of his I there seemed to enjoy himself. may not deduct from cash to a hard surface, which may be taken Broun, New York Tribune; W. S. Brons, on hand any in the morning, under the direction of C, International C. News stock of goods and bis think the convention worked out all right. Service; up some time In he future, if suitable Bralnerd, even to temhim, and Abba candiwanted T. his R. Potentate Ernest Of Cutte, debts that mav be owingeo Brooklyn course, Barry, Eagle; everybody materials can be found. large as to date to get ths nomination, but all realPhiladelphia' Public Ledger; Hugh Baillia, though those debts were from Mobile, Ala., under the direction United Press association. ized that all could not succeed. The peomake his business practically Insolvent. ple New numbered Near Junction. Alex Hancock, of Potentate Bridge if Thomas R. Carens, Boston Herald owing him, as they But the book accounts are ple of Chicago treated us fine. Mayor solclassed 245 of M. The David Church and wife. International persons. are "good accounts, project statement for a section Thompson was on hand with plenty of that News to taka us around the city from In Bart J. south three automobiles Interna pavement Service; similar vent credits. And thea law permitsowner Marysvale Campbell, while very Utah's capttol, miles was sent to the bureau of public tlonal News Service; Thoreau Cronyn, property and everything was lovely. It was my from solvent credits all into other eclipses him exterior capitols, may he sums that to New built three York national Sun. be for 'the convention, but I hops it first roads, .pavement may deduct any teriors of any we have yet Been," dewill not be my last. Elme Davis, New York Times; W. J self owe. If the debts .are just. miles, with an additional mile, provided owner a property local mines served will put up the neces- Donaldson, superintendent of house press Taking the view that clared Potentate Miles W. Beemaft of Sauses the bank for safety and carries but laam sary money for cooperation with the fed- gallery. Delegation Returns. Salt Lake also has Just temple. Wil his own place o' Hector Elwell, Chicago American; eral government on that mile. Another little actual cash In treats "Mrs. Alice Collins of Ogden, an alterso and bank wide his Ite exof to Btreets, causa be proud section of this same post road project, Fred Easary, Baltimore Sun; 1 C. business, and that he nate, returned on the same train with as far as Junction, will be sent Earnist, United Press association. count as cash, ths state board of Immense area at the we tending were surprised me from Chicago and I understand sevNext In bank that the Chicago Receives forward within the next tan daya Speclaused money on deposit Carter Field and wife, New York county covers. The wonderful eral cams on ahead of us. J. C. Lynch, cial permission U to be sougnt from the Tribune; J. W. Faulkner, Cincinnati Enas cash on hand. the El Kalah temple by given reception who was a delegate from Balt Lake, went bureau of public roads for the immediate quirer; Joseph Friedman, New York Every county assessor in the state,for committee will long live in our memory, to see his farm near Chicago and expectwas asserted, except Mr, Lynch, we erection of & new bridge to replace that World. of women the aa for and your city, several days there before mtn cennot Salt Lake is to be ote of the spe- ed to spend now knbwn as "red bridge, about two Martin Green. Now York Evening lowed the board's regulation in the man nahelp but praiee their culture and coming home. Ernest Bamberger, miles south of Junction. ter. The board sought a towrit of World; Sloans Gordon. Bell Syndicate; cially featured stops made by the tional style, went to New York splendid committeeman, tils Gives compel data against Mr. Lynch officials with the New Jersey Request from local labor unions that Clinton T. Gilbert, Philadelphia Evening Other the convention." the repair shops of the state road com- Ledger; Mark Goodwin, Galveston News; board of the National League of Wo- from obedience to the regulation. Shriners were Dr. Edward M. Ginnelley, from Among others who have returned mission be reopened was denied. It was Louis Gartho and wife and Miss Lough-raof Crescent temple, and from the attending men on Voters their are Wilford the convention potentate past trip Baltimore asked that the machinists, who recently H. Assessor Lynch Sustained. American; Ralph C. Frank A. ChampUn, past potentate of SaLoofbourow, of Parowan, Judge F. James Harrison, 48 years of age, 1989 left work when the state announced Graves, New York Tlmea Republican convention in Chicago to Day of Saline, T. H. Burton of P. C. Mr. Lynch had taken his stand on the laam temple. Charles Hambidge, New York Times. the Democratic convention in San Nephl Seorup The Abba temple Shriners had a patrol South Fifth East street, head of the Na- the agreement with regard to a retroacC. E. Loose of Provo. and advice of Richard Hartley, county atscale James P. Hornaday and wife, Indianapolis for and drum corps. Dr. J. H. McCormick tional House A Carpet Cleaning company, tive wage scale, be reinstated at the comJohn E. Holden and Allen Martlneau, torney. When the state board asked now demanded of $ f a day. The to 58 News; Edward Hill. New York Sun; Francisco. They will arrive here Sat- whp Ian B. has given up all tohis other avocations went to the convention to act as an opinion on the matter from were Poetofflce while in no It took Charles mission the place, has H. that engaged a Wood He Maud is afternoon. Mrs. position life in devote his Heustls, Philadelphia Inquirer; urday Maonrydoorkeepers, returned Monday night. Shields, attorney general, they to the which Mike with Boston H. reopen has shops end Utah Mason money thirty-thir- d the bank Henneasy, State National Globe; cleaning Jam George charge degree formed, In an opinion prepared by that there is no urgent Holmes. International News Service Park, chairman of the board, and tnat of the Abbe temple at Mobile. building at the southwest corner of First at present,of and H. Wolfe, assistant attorney general, the shops at this time, since J. G. Hayden, Detroit News. T. F. Daly, board members, having appeared benecessity the Potentate Cutts, who heads the Alee South and Main streets the stand taken by Mr, Lijnch washowafterstate road work on force account has bt-yesterday Philadelphia Public Ledger. temple, is also Imperial chief raban. Twenty-fcorrect legal position. The board, fore th platform committee of thee Rein Mexico H. D. Jacobs, United Press associaive members of the party are women. noon fell to tha ground when ths stage heavily curtailed ever, was not Jkconvinced, and engaged tion. convention in Chicago asking Savannah of the B. Hood an D. Morning hooks broke on his side of the scaffold. publican Holman to present Cheney, Jensen ost Road Funds. Gus J. Karger, Cincinnati Tlmes-Stawas a member of the party. Harrison fell a distance of twenty-fiv- e welWord was received In Salt Lake yesopposite view to the supreme court. that News E. L. United Press aenoclatiorf; for political support for certain All three trainloads of Shriners left feet to the pavement below dropping of the accidental death on Monday It was conceded in the argument A resolution having been passed some Edward Keen, terday in the is afwhich fare New San York for be Times. league Kiauber, should where, legislation Francisco, last night through the catch cloth used for pre- time ago by the commission that no conbank deposits are taxable and at Colonla Juarez, Mexico, of Alma Platte C. M. Lincoln, New York World; Miss will to the was also a ter proceed they stopover, It will now the from the to the depositors. the washings venting assessed drippings interested, appear before expenses of the road commission Spillsbury, 70 years of age and a pioneer New York World; W. 8 Mcof ths wall from falling on pedestrians be- tingent conceded that the general depositor lade-a convention city.were of Utah. be charged to the bond fund, a number of Loughran, will committee. also Democratic United to Nutt, Press ths taken visitors Charles The They organ association; neath. He broke his left arm and suf- accounts were referred to Harden The telegram announcing the death o creditor of his bank; that theofgeneral New York Charles R. bank recital, several parties went for a dtp In fered a severe gash In the head. Mlcheispn, World; the stats the hold and few property a member becomes and of Michael, New York regional meetings Mr. Spillsbury, received by his brother, secretary of state posit Times; Larry C. Marthe Great Salt lake, while others preIsaac Langton, 841 Went Third North the commission, for adjustment. South and a part of a general fund from David Bpillsbury, 372 Twenty-firLorenzo W. en route. ferred a sightseeing trip around the street, his helper, narrowly missed being over the tin, United Press association; which a depositor is paid on demand-could There was much street, said the team which he was drivCourier-JournaA. J. eitv, but all were loud in their praise struck by Harrison when ths Utter matter of funds with argument The period between conventions, and embankment which to continue Martin, Louisville over an As to whether the bank deposit ing plunged Christian Science Monitor, of Salt Lake. dropped, as he was helping to pull the the work on the post roads from Thomp- Montgomery, be assessed as solvent credits or as casu, the horses also were killed. in received Mrs. a Park in said letter Boston. was found Shriner can lone One separated little scaffold finds that help up with Harrison, and was son to La Sal Junction, in Grand and San Mr. Spillsbury wss a son of George and Justice Weber James R. Nourse, Universal News Ser Salt Lake He Is E. delegation. on the sidewalk beneath. be obtained from decisions of other states. from his temple gives a splen yesterday, Juan counties. It was pointed out that Spillsbury, who came to Utah In of Osmon temple, 8L Paul, standing After being treated at the emergency the work so far has been done at state vice; Robert Norton and wife, Boston did opportunity to make the trip west Fanny 1850. California and Montana bave a law simi- C Johnson He was born on the Platte river In was Post. Mr. Johnson decided Minn. not had accompanied but a as removed to the expense, and that the state allotment for hospital, Harrison When ho wss 8 days old ths lar to that of Utah, R. V. New York Times; Dan in a more leisurely fashion and to stop Nebraska. his wife and daughter. L. D. 8. where an in which the family was crossphotothe question before the Utah court's deci- byThe that purpose is now practically ex- O'Connell.Oulahan. Salt Lake committee ' of women graph of hospital, Washington, D. C. ; Marlin a few places to meet the western mem wagon achis will be sion. California, however, had a decision the stream injuries hausted. taken, capsized and the mother ing who received the International News Service; James bers of the league. which seemed to Indicate the trend of from S3 Kaleh temple B. J. Finch and W. M. Frickstad of the Pew, wore thrown. Into the. water. cording to Dr. John Z. Brown, who atD. Preston, superintendent of senate press eo and child consisted of Mrs E. tended in west voted Women have the in that tribunal visitors yesterday of the him. supreem who at roads were of bureau thought Ogden, rescued, and the babe, after public a solvent R. Wheelon, Mrs. W. H. Martin and much longer than eastern women and They While working with am emery wheel Were present, were asked as to when the gallery. state that a bank deposit resuscitation, was christened by the acwere M. and Lucille assisted Burnett, Baltimore Mrs. 8tanley o Reynolds, much twenty-tweo Evening be their credit. have accomplished weighing pounds and about federal share of this road work might by companying bishop Alma Platte. bv a large corps of members of ths Eastten Inches In diameter, at his place of expected to come In. They said that Sun; Hugh W. Roberts, Birmingham Utah survivors of Mr. Spillsbury are a along 'just the lines which the ern Star. Henry J. Richmond and wife, National 40 000 Is now on the wav Utah the business, Auto Radiator like Justice Cites Law. Women Repair Voters brother, Moroni, and a sister, Mrs, Vilata is something of League Detroit a of widow News. former Ethel Slats, Mrs. 211 afEdison In amended Mrs. of Toquerviile; a sister-in-lastreet, yesterday but that delay obtaining Arthur J. Slnnett, Justice Weber finds that in ons sec- El Kalah Shriner, has composed a spe- company, Newark News, working, that we welcome this oppor- Naegle Franklin N. Lober, 35 years of from the state had re- William Mecham of Manti, and David of Katy deposited cial song, When the Shriners Meet in ternoon, P. Simms western with and tion ths Utah law mentions to confer wtfe, Internationleaders, was In the head and tarded the arrival of the funds considcut age, was tunity A murdered Salt Lake. painfully David, son, holds but money" along with gold dust, to money Portland, Are Te doin', bruised in the stomach when struck by erably. This brought up the question of al News Service; George W. Summers. to learn from them in matters of state In 3 Paso, Texas, in 1917, and another that the law is there referring Today the information desk, aa wen to them son, Ernie, was slain in Mexico the folof the wheel, which broke. He was who was to blame for the many changes Wheeling Register; William O. Sterrett, legislation and to present Dallas News; Frank Stetson, Internationconcealed or hidden from the assessor, aa the special committees, will not he pieces removed to the emergency hospital, in the routing and plans for that road. al News what we are trying 'to do from our lowing year. Service. on duty, as no trains of Shriners are where his who Is permitted by law to require were road state engineer, Injuries given attention. Ira R. Browning, Bascom N. Timmons, Fort Worth Rec- Washington, headquarters for national scheduled to arrive. However, if speport statement ae to where such money took the position that the only way in ord that depos- cial trains do coma, delegations will ha ; Miriam Teichner, Detroit News may be hidden. He rules legislation. Officials .when act could state the changes which to be not Is used as there on hand to meet them. Frederick W. Wile, Philadelphia Publto Is ited money" "East and west, north and south, are proposed was to stop the contractors Ledger; E. consider'd as "bank deposit. J. we are Due Williams, International need to keep in close touch if work until the changed plans are ap- News Service; Axel From this he argues that there is noth"Creation at Warn, New Tork to accomplish for the whole United School Buys Indicates that proved by the secretary of agriculture, Times, and F. O. Matson of Salt Lake. ing in the Utah law which few in a women the States what Officials of the Western Pacific, Includthe legislature Intended to takeofordinary Selection of the University of Utah Contractor Given Extension. states have won for them ing C. M. Levev, president; A. R, Baldsolvent bank deposits out of the class as site for the vice president of the Western Paon same the campus wol them ths win, selvee to for W. presentation and and L. placs humanity through .credits In the meantime. Contractor of Haydn's "Creation'' by the Salt Lake We are to share in cific and also receiver for the Denver 4fc basis as cash. who Is at work on the road from fare legislation. "The Old Water Wheel," one of the Oratorio Toung. been has mads ths Rio society by Grande, and J. F. Bowie, general Mosb. asked for definite some inspiring state meetings and eon best pieces of scenic work from the brush board of directors, according to Thompson to counsel, are due in Salt Lake this foreof the proas to the information disposal of Lee Greene Richards, a leading artist society's and to the on this Latin-Ameriferences coast, Needs announcement an trip noon. yesterday by Mrs. Ethel Grand county, of Salt Lake and the west, has just been Chance, George H. Watts, for himself and 27 all our work must sureiv benefit. posed bond moneys from These officials are here to present tha secretary of the organization. for which an election will bg held next others, filed a petition with the public purchased by the Lafayette school. were on Several this sites other started Mrs. after considered Park case of the Western Pacific against tha by trip none informed that He was The school deems Itself fortunate in ths executive committee, among them be- Saturday. utilities commission of Utah yesterday several crowded but successful weeks United States railroad commission in tha of that bond money had been spent. With protesting against the zone possession of this excellent obtaining as system, the to recover something over $3,000,-00- 0. Utah the and effort capltol ing grounds because the site of the school buildmoney and additional funds applied to Murray, as being In contraven- in Washington, where she had hearings Providing the mercantile concerns of school, but it was felt that It la this bond The case will be heard before a of ing is the spot u'pon which the "old water East high from the fed tion of the franchise under which the before the house and senate committhe United States alter their evstem a.1 those attending the that are to be expected to afford desired of the lnsteratata Itommeroe comwheel" stood a quarter of a century N. E. A. convention and 10,000 or more eral government it is thought that a good Utah Light A Traction company is op- tees, speaking in behalf of bills before referee credits. North Americas effort to control Mr. Young was will be and more ago. Hence in Murray. the painting will "horns folks opportunity to Seth H Ptxton, city congress which have the backing ol mission Friday. road can be constructed. ths markets III of South America erating ths enjoy of on nlnetv-dahis the extension not y for be alone Its artistic rendition without Enrique cherished opinion successful. of Murray, represents the petl the The presen- allowed a Influenza had interfered wltn attorney She brings with he the charge. league. tloners. Wulff, electrical engineer of Mendoza worth, but also for the historic associaForty-eigh- t tation on the "U" campus has the sanc- contract. he latest news in regard to many of those Committee who arrived in Salt tions connected with it. Mr. said. Watts recites his the that Argentine republic, work, franchise tion and hearty approval of President J. advised obtained for the Utah Light A Railroad measures In which women everywhere Mr. Richards, who Is a native of Utah, A. In the specifications Lake yesterday on a tour of the United Changes of the Wldtsoe university. Included company, predecessor of the present trac are interested. States after visiting Europe and the left last Saturday for Paris, France, to will be given at the by government engineers had twelve The "Creation to tlon company, provided that only two serve ae one of the Judges at the summer orient. of the grade from Mrs. Park, Before being elected hour, with a chorus of 260 voices, widening Members of ths committee which Is precontenwas the The main weakness of the United exhibition of pictures in one of the Paris sunset It r feet. fares would he charged from any point chairman of the board of directors of orchestra and eminent soloists, to- twenty-fouwss the paring for a reception for Howard Wilthis to that States In South America is the system of salons. This Is his second appointment full Salt bein only and however, one Lake, Murray tion, Votonly Women of of iler .direction the National The Coop. the Squire League said vice president of ths Committee of be buIs must which to this place of honor, and he asked by the changed, the only tween points In Murray. He says that credits, will be seated facing the val- change that had been and to women in the liams, Forty-eigh- t, met at noon yesterday at tha ers, was known Mr. Wulff, "for never was there a better Utah artist upon whom this appointment auditors that ail other the present end of the second reau of public roads, sone, with unlversitv the and ley, buildings United States as the congressional home of Mrs. P. J. Donohue, 38 West time for the United States to take control has been conferred. of the Wasatch range as changes had been suggested by the state fixed by the commission In s decision ren the lofty peaks Sixth trade street. with well South at and American known It was decided to hold as than present, Germany's Although favorably dered some time ago. Is Fifty-nint- h road engineers. South chairman of the National in Ogden Saturday night, a of both Utah and European a background. smashed and Internal affairs In England Cache county commissioners were in street, while the city limits of Murray Woman painter under association, Suffrage of a mile further along. whose generalship the federal amend at which Mr. Williams will speak. Aroccupying attention. The Japanese have scenery. Mr. Richards has, during the last formed that one condition of the con- are seven-tenttheir eyes open and are taking advantage two years, made a specialty of portrait may be made for a special in struction of new bridges on the state Passengers living south of Fiftv-nlnt- h ment was finally put through congress. rangements train party to go to Ogden from Salt Lake of every opportunity, but it will be easy work. Just a few daya before his deIn Cache county at Blacksmith Fork South street and still In Murray road city and with Her to over Washington increase its parture he finished a large portrait of for the United States the Bamberger Electric railway te acquaintance was that the pres- therefore have to pay three fares to get to to Cost and over the Muddy as large Hcber J. Grant, preeldent of the L. D. 8. business with ent etructures were to be allowed to come Salt Lake and two fares to get to points the personnel of congress and legis- hear the visitor. Another meeting of the committee will her to north of Fifty-nint- h wishes supplies are needed of every kind, and all church, a canvas that received the warm If Cache state. lative county to unusually South processes equips the street by Orealer output of farm products In ths use these bridges on county roads. It street car. that is needed is better terms." appreciation both of tha sitter and all well for the wide scope of the work be held in parlor O of the Newhousa hotel this evening. The public is invited those who have given the painting a only solution for the high cost ef living was suggested that it shoud pay a reacommission Is asked to make ths of the League of Women Voters. The R. A. Kroh of Akron, Ohio, repto be present problem. study. price. Otherwise, the state had "sones" conform to the terms of tha resentative of tha farm bureau of the sonable them where the traffic Is not so franchise. Goodvear Tire A Rubber company, said use for as Is anticipated on the Cache WARD TO CELEBRATE. Tried Veterans yesterday in speaking before the Shit heavy road. However, If Cache wishes, county The eleventh anniversary of EmigraLake Commercial club. G. D. R. & Raul to will be allowed remain Loses tion ward of the I D. S. church as an Farms are being forsaken because of the bridges thev are. The Cache commissionJudge Tillman D. Johnson of the United organization will be observed the higher wages paid In ths cities, he where Sunday, In which the Cases manner to the ers States district court yesterday signed an objected 13, In the ward chapeL George a condition which has caused pro- state had let the contracts, but it was J. E. Woodard, motor detective of the June order of removal for Harold and Opal A meeting of poet No. 409, Veterans said, will have Vetterll IndebtedThe charge. with duction to decline Salt Lake police department, yesterday ness of alarming rapidity. contended that this was strictly In accord Harden, charged with violation of the of Foreign Wars, will be held at ths na- The house on haa also At ths the been meeting 1919 conspecial Ford be his a must power had autohearing farmer paid high afternoon touring enough Mann act, to Denver for trial. They will tional guard armory on Plerpont street state law on the subject. tracts before the public utilities com- mobile stolen from In front of the paid off, and a banquet and program for his product so that he win not with the be taken to Denver within ths next few at 8 oclock tonight This meeting Is ths price be held will this of Utah after-' mission Anths evening. he Denver A in life Friday yesterday declared. at 6:30 Exchange place attractive, days. last before tbs charter closes and a large find cltv noon the children Will be treated to a Rio Grande Railroad company and the which he advanced was the Contractors Ask Refund. !ock. Jack Fleming, charged with violation attendance is expected. The post will other remedy and dance refreshments. brother-in-laUnion Lake A Salt Lawson and Depot company rested Friday evening Charles Hopkins. Lawson George a. Evans, jlle greater use of labor saving machinery. of tha Mann act, was given until Friday also adopt a permanent name. a ball will be held. 1207 First avenue, was using It. pre- their cases with the filing of their conJoseph Nelson of Sevier81027county to furnish $2000 bond. If he is unable to become a member of ths to Eligibility evidence and the tracts for 66(0, 11025. Woodard clalme and has surwarned sented already BY Detective HIT presented WOMAN AUTO. t do so, be will be taken Florida for eterans of Foreign wars requires service VISITING IN CHICAGO. for losses said to been with regard to power rates. rounding towns of the theft of the matrial. limits of the Miss Belle Anderson, 36 years of age, respectively,In contracts with thshave outside the continental The Oregon Short Line Railroad comstats on and the license number, 2119, and Robert W. Spangler has gone 4a chine, Mr. This society boasts of who arrived in Salt Lake a week ro sustained United States. case waa continued at the request the engine number, 3004340, are in the Chicago with the Rotary special to visit the Fish lake road. H. 8. Kerr, who had panys having among Its members eight veterans from Scotland on her way to Join rela- been district engineer st the time the of counsel. The commission Is Inquiring handa of the authorities. The machine her brother, W. M. Tippett and her son, of the war with Mexico In 1848. Veterans tives in Wyoming, was struck by an autoterms of Into said were ths that let. the men special contracts held was a 1919 model and had Just been Ralph F. Spangler, who haa been studyhad contracts Life and Character Beading the world war are Invited to attend mobile driven by W. C. Braffett, 138 South taken the work at his suggestion that the by large power customers of ths Utah equipped with a new set of tires. of Chicago. Mra ing at the University SUte street, early last night at First prices were reasonable. However, other Power A Light company. this meeting. Spangler later WiU visit her former ' South and Main streets. Miss Anderson contractors had bid up the price of labor, JUNE 17. O. GERMANY in TO PLANNED. VISIT Clnclnnay, sustained skin abrasions on her ankle, with the result, Mr. Kerr wrote, that the . Tbs men of this birth date, if concerned INJURED MAN SETTLES FOR $1060. and was taken to the emergency hospital men on the Fish lake road had lost out. It is believed Miss Helen Ooring, a member of tbs The state Industrial commission yester-da- v that this can be arL. M. I. A. BOARD PLANS SOCIAL. in religion or reform at all. will be very Is At Y, Mr memMiss church the first o. ths church. Braffett D. hospital by allowed to Charles R. Colvin, who Anderson absolved Mr. Braffett from all money. State Auditor Joseph Rlrle and ranged. to to Lake return earnest, sincere workers for the welfare sustained Salt annual social of the Y. L. M. L A. from The ber Germany L. . W. Beeson an will On report that the Instructions of ths causing the loss of the of such organizations, and will be able use of the leftinjury She said she had become con- District Engineer a visit sines the war. Miss Goring general board of the L. D. 8. chubah wilt eye while he wss working blame. vestigata the matter of costs and also state road Inspector had been disregarded on to see but one side of the question. account on to of the traffic week her fused visit this held will leave proceeding be parents Saturday afternoon at the home had been at Farmington, the Lvnch Construction for the TIntic Stsndard Mining company, on the whether the specifications This tendency is apt to make them at Cologne. She was the guest of honer of Mrs. Hyrum G. Smith. The event right side of the street Instead of changed. the privilege of commuting the payments company was notified that It will not be at minded, and they should ruard due been In as to accustomed last she at herehad farewell a the the fortieth anniversary of night left celebrates party him to a lump sum settlement of Scotland. road, a forest paid for 12 feet of pavement put in by The d. Is Her defective bearing preof Bishop Btaynor Richards on Highland Mrs. Martha H. Tlngey's term of office gainst believing that truth - vented her from was before the commission. T. It there until the matter has been rectiprolegt. Mias horn. After Elmlna Tbs governing planet la Mercury, it 11060.04. the heeding Taylor and In the presidency of the organisation. drive, given by p. Martin, district engineer for the forest fied, l good knowledge quick mind, Miss Kathertn Btayner. receiving treatment at the hospital Miss service gives June 19 la alao the annlveraary date ef from Ogden, asked the decision PRIMARY DATE SET. Ths question ef subAnderson was removed to the home of of of language and surrounds the person the organization of the general boar commission with road ths regard to sistence allowances for engineers came up Tha Democratic primary election te friends by Mr. Braffett ( ' with nuMiv magnetic powers. D. S. SPENCER RETURNS. a bid from D. B. Brlmon for completing with tha presentation of an account from The governing sign is Gemini, glrlnr name delegates te the Judicial convenTAX INSPECTOR APPOINTED. the project by construction of about W. C. Cragun at Ogden 'at ths rate of D, 8. Spencer, general passenger agent this person a dual nature, which it la tion will be held at 8 o'clock Monday' AUTO BUMPS INTO MAN. mllee at the eastern end. The 82.60 a day. Ihe commission held that for tha Oregon Short Une, returned yesJ. Pillow, formerly special agent Gideon twenty hard for others to understand. This also night, June 21. in the various precincts, M. D. FrasAr, 51 years of eg, of Beaof Ogden was his home nation and ths terday from Chicago, where he has ben of the United States general land offloe, bid would call for an expenditure while the district convention will be held ver. makes htpi restless and somewhat was slightly hurt yesterday when 865,000. .There is available ItO.Ooo. on a business trip. While there Mr. SpenThe amount was not allowed. been appointed an Income tax Inspechas in the Salt Lake theater Thursday of next struck C. 8 Fisher, br.iige engineer, waa alcer attended some of the sessions of jhe tor for Utah. He has reconsidered resignby an automobile driven by Mrs state was Invited to contribute the other This person will ask other people's ad- week. K. Ball, 452 K street, at West Temple half. The Male had not the money, and lowed a two weeks' leave of absence. The Republican national convention. ing as president of the Salt Lake branch vice and then do exactly opposite. and Second South Mr. Mr. street M. Frazier Brinton's consent, it claim of W. Greer for damages to his finally, atth ' Drs. Pascbek and Merrihew, Dentists, sustained skin . abrasions a on his ol the Federal Employees' union. Use the Want Ada to locate lost artihands should start he which car. that had was the Ford collided at with C. A. a agreed state Dr. Nyvall, physician and 4 4 cles and to exchange household goods to, are now located at Clift building. and knees. He wae given treatment at eastern end of the road and construct truck while the latter waa on now 4"0 Cliff bfclg. suite at standing Dr. Frank F. Reed. denttsL removed LLdverUsemant.) ths emergency hospital. advantage westward as Jar as ths money would bold tbs road, was denied. ( Advertisement ) to suite 409, Clift building. (AdvJ Wins in Proceedings Instituted by Board of Equalization, Assessor Ifynch Splendid Reception in Described Request of Labor Unions That Repair e by Denied. Reopened j . e, Delegations En Portland, Salt Lake's Marvel one-hal- lke y. J-- , mer-chan- e. Representatives of National Board Arrive From quail-ggtlo- James Harrison Painful Injury Scaffold Hook Saturday. When Way n, Utah Pioneer Is Killed Accidentally r; Ben-nlo- n. st l; X-r- 1 Age-Heral- d; tements Lafayette Painting by Richards Western Pacific Here to Present Case 'U' Campus Selected for Oratorio . Murray Citizens Protest Traction Company Charges ca New Credit System of Be Received Will Speakers mass-meeti- Latin-Americ- Farm Products Increase Remedy Living a, -- U. 5. Judge Orders Couple Sent to Denver for of Foreign Wars to Close Charter Tonight Company Rests Power Rate Salt Lake Detective Auto by Theft ' narrow-- Heber-Fruitla- one-side- 631-2- ad l (4 |