Show WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS Places Where Funds for the Relief of the Widows and Fatherless at Scofield May be Left I Treasurer AL Thomas of the Salt Lake relief committee last evening announced an-nounced tho following list of places 1 where funds for the Scoflcld sufferers will be received and where this morn rlll subscription papers bearing the signature of the treasurer will be placed No 1 Wells Fargo Co No 2W S McCornlck Co No 3 Deserct National bank No National Bank Republic No 5 Walker Brothers bank No G Zlons CoOperative Martian tllu Institution ttuton 0 No 7 State Bank of Ulan No 8 Zlons Savings Bank and Trust company No LUah National bank No 10 Bank of Commerce No Commercial National bank No 2T R Jones Co No 13 Utah Commercial and Say ings bank No II Utah Savings and Trust com pany ImnNo No 15F Auerbach Bro No 16 Walker Bros Dry Goods company No liR K Thomas < t Co No IS Cutler Bros company Nn 30 Cliuk dredge Co No 20 Geo iT ScottStrevell Hardware Hard-ware company No JSalt Lake Hardware company com-pany panNo No 22 Utah Stove and Hardware company No Knulsford hotel No 21 Kenyan hotel No 25 cullen hotel No 26 White house No Cunnlnglon company No Consolidated Implement company com-pany No Studebaker Bros company No CoOporatlve Wagon and Machine Ma-chine company No 31 Utah Implement company No 32 Trent Engineering and Machinery Ma-chinery company No 33he Mine and Smelter Supply company No iiAita club No University club No 30Coo Q Cannon Sons company com-pany panNo No 37 Callaway Hoock Francis No SS Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Tele-phone company No 3 WOrcgon Short Line ofllcos No 10RIo Grande ofliees No 11 CoOp Furnllmo company No 12 Henry Dlnwoodey Furniture company No iaP W Madsen No National Biscuit company No 45Geo Mullett Co No l6J P Gardner it Co No 17 Slegel Clothing company No ISStdl Lake City Brewing company com-pany pauNo No 19 Henry Wagcner Brewing company No 50A Fisher Brewing company No 51 Barton it Co No 52S P Teasdel Co No 53E M Freldman 5 Co No Ig OReilly No Bamberger Coal company No 56 Citizens Coal company No 57 Diamond Coal company No SSF W Hanson Produce company com-pany No 5tC R Savage No 00 New York Cash Store No NeldenJudaon Drug company com-pany panNo No 62Ti it A Cohn No C3 Lace louse No Cl iFreed Furniture I company No GrD L Davis No GtChy and county building Mayors olllci No 67Salt Lake City poslofllcc NEARLY 22000 HAS BEEN RAISED GenerousHearted People Rallying to tru Assistance of the Families of the Dead Miners 0 c I The people o Utah arc responding most generously to the appeal for help for the families of the victims of the and mine explosion at AVInter Quarters the amount already subscribed totals 52laislO The fund as It now stands Is as follows grIOUHI > rl > oried J SC281 f on pftl 1 > WOO v o on Juiynvllie loooo Boston lonianYViino 10 Montana lonlanl tliiiu om ployces Huttp JIU Im n IHCO hnOI HUl cl Co San Frau OtO W BJCldcJstch1 Co San Fran CNro Sn 1flo I DavId Keith 1 lonry ihlpp s p I cI1P hll Pltlsburg 1 A F Wclb Pilshurg A W lcCunc oowiw 20000 I Dr W A Bel Colorado > springs 100000 t C Al 1 I i and Its 10C1 J 1 brnnolins i ooo di Sugar 100 lr company Utah ico0 yon8 snvjncH bank JrO State bank r < Home Fire Insurance 11 J Grant company 2000 SnIt lrsTlierqui lAke City Rlroacompnn > WO 00 rank 31 J WO r WIlson = James Rae v 20 Frank PIerce 100 Sam AVllllamHon 100 vi AVosIey K AVolton roo J 11 McChryatnl GO Edward Pierce rS 1esret 11aue t News CoB elploC c IO Co-B C Kwlns 2C Z A II LJoxrud company 2l0 G Lavagnlno O John Franrln Luvrtgnlno 3r H Pembroke jAm Kdwln K Rich Jr 00 George K Sprague 50 L M Hiciey T 1 JIle 500 AV 15 rirmnn 5X0 Rocky Mountain lodffe NO 3ic 50 f Je ot l 1O 00 HUh IoViVo o t I 00 Q P Jrooo Jordan Icwlco No a I o Ol F 10 ChurlcM Auor sj Ot CiiwriBM n Stewart uv q 100 Mr F AV Jcnnlns tW Fred Hanson h 10 Cash 100 John P Sorensen 200 Utah Sugar factory employees SOOOQ Glen Miller 000 Arthur Pratt TiCO Deserel National bank COOOQ Joseph E Taylor 10000 TaylornomnpyArmairoMj Co 10000 Mrs n E LltUo BW A Frowen 1000 Herald I employees r ttl50 Rio Grande Avestcrn general o Ices 500 Oregon Short Line accounting department de-partment 2oCO Coop Wagon and Machine company com-pany 2 nCri Tribune employees 0 IfOCO Ford Dlckurt Helena Mont 2500 Protection lodge No 21 A 0 U W Ogden 25CO Employee and guests 01 the Knulsford subscribed as folio fol-io WH G S Holmes 5000 Joseph Hon haw 10 toG to-G II Lowenntcln 500 JunioH GuHCnchnalt 101 R Mcsehy Jr 1000 A J Uavlu fitt T Bur umehll 100 R H Clmnnlnp i 2VOO Cash > u 1COGO J r Began 0 A K Clark 100 C 1 Bell 50 Capl J A Endo 2TCO Cash 100 Cash f 100 Maggie Dunbnr 300 Mrs C Smith > 5 0 Hannah Jorbenson iO Ito Xcllpon W Myrtle Abbott 1 CO Louslu Barber e 100 M A Behrcns O ChrJatena Pelorrion i tfl Geort P Holman M 00 Wool 1 W P B Foulko rW AVool O Cash 1 nrh 10 AVUIIutna 1000 George llu 8 0Lsli11 S i rcjpj PROCLAMATION BY GOV + WELLS Central Relief Committee Named to Receive Funds and Suggestions Sugges-tions Made Concerning Collections Throughout the State Coy Hebpr M Wells yesterday issued thc following proclamation I relative to I the raising of funds for the wives and children of the victims oC the Winter Quarters coal mine disaster By the Governor of the State of Utah A PROCLAMATION The appalling effects of the explo sion which occurred in the Winter Quarters coal mine on the Mrst day of May have stunned our commonwealth wuii horror and plunged all our citi I clt Zeus in deepest grief Of some SOO men S01 20 who wont Into the mile on that fatal morning more than 225 at this hour I have been brought to the surface dead while the search for I and recovery of 0 others certain to have perished Is still going on A disaster no awful staggers I comprehension I has fallen upon the community like a dreadful pall I Is a shock that bows tho spirit of those least I i I easily moved und chills with slckonlnr gloom the stoutest heart In the sympathy which swells from every soul In the civilized swCls toward us In thl hour of supreme sorrow I there is also 0 prompt and generous tender of material aid and comfort from Stalo the toward publicspirited the families cltixons so suddenly of our I and cruelly bereaved The readiness I and unanimity with which these offers ore of assistance umlstancf have been made arc at Ion I I-on co creditable and chaiacterlstlr But chalcterlsle in the of I presence a mortality 1ortalt HO enormous enor-mous tho mOi means already subscribed though reaching many thousands ot dollars can but siifllce for the needs of the moment To the paralyzing sadness which enshrouds the widows I and or < i phans there cannot be added doubt or despair ns to the ndce o satisfying I satsflns I dally wants The consolation which soothes and binds up the tll bleeding I heart must hCut come from a higher source Let ours he the duty to administer hu I I man succor till every afflicted one shall have been l passed wifely through this period of crushing distress I Is therefore most earnestly en joined upon all who have thus far Interested In-terested themselves in this direction and upon all the people of the State to continue without relaxation the work of relief so well begun I Is Improbable Improb-able that the actual needs of the bereaved be-reaved families will fall In any measure short of the aid that can be extended l Mayors of cities and presidents of town hoards throughout the Slate should Immediately take steps where this has not already been done to have the work of collection colccton performed In a thorough and systematic manner I Is suggested that this b done by the appointment of trustworthy and energetic ener-getic committees who will conduct the canvass among their fellowcitizens cither for money or supplies And with n view to establishing r responsible central repository for the funds so col lected and providing t competent and equitable method of distribution to the sufferers I lIchen 1 Wells Governor of Utah reposing poslng special trust and con fidence In the followingnamed citizens do hereby appoint them 0 central relief committee requesting them to receive all contrlbutlonn that have been or shall hereafter be made and to apportion appor-tion arid distribute the same to those entitled to receive them as their best Judgment shall dictate = J t Hammond Ham-mond Exra Thompson K W Wilson ot Salt Lake City Lafayette Holbrook Provo John Jones Spanish Fork O O Klmbnll and T 3 Parmley of Sco Held i In witness whereof T have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the State to be hereunto affixed this third I day of May A D alxed Seal HRBER 1 WELLS J3y the Governor J T Hammond Secretary of State a Jw7p Is looked forward to vrith expectations of 301 G LI and ladncss The ordeal of bringing the littla f l f gladness Tle brnging te lttC 0 one into the world however is a critical oaf AYPL47 for the mothertobe and her anticipations d t69L15l l f the coming event are shadowed with gloom Hal the pain and nil the danger of childbirth con be entirely avoided by the use of MOTHERS FRIEND a scientific liniment of priceless value to all women lnimet Sold by all duggisia at one dollar per I f lJ f bottle ggst f1 l I erR r bottleA booklet giving nil details will be acnt free by g clc Regulator Company FB t10 Atlanta Ga I f l1 c 0 Fashions and 0 Fa riC5e There arc 14 journals devoted almost wholly to fashions fash-ions for boys wear 0 0 There are scores of woolen mills engaged in thc manufacture of cloths intended for boys clothing Designers of styles for boys arc the highest priced men in the clothing trade New York is the fashion center of the world for J boys wear 0 Even good fabrics may not wear well unless the fit T of the boys garment is scientific the lines conform to the shape that the greatest strain comes on the reinforced rein-forced scampoints Crescent Clothes for Boys arc the best known make of New Yorks best known makers arc made of cx elusive fabrics in only the latest fashions Many styles many patterns and as theynrc sold only by dealers in the better grades of goods large assortments arc carried CANE MCAFFREY CO Makers Broadway at Aitor Place New York r l a Qrl X i u As low as ROD forn suit or topcoat and for as much aa a liberal purse and pride of appearance permit you to go There is a red Cr6s cent on all size tickets Look carefully for It 0 rJ r To be had in Salt Lake City only of J a P Gardner 136 = 38 Main St 0 WHEW 10 DOUDT TRY TDtrbtT stood fee ttitofycirt WHIt 7 br cured tboatibw el STBOHBWHEW r did of N nroui Dltcjiti such t sro 11 DltiincnSltcplrky I 1 Debility DtDuSI I > nd Varicoccle DCM lrophyfcc DeuandVacOeetthytu 1 lIU n p They dor the broJo Umflbra HUH t o lie circuUljoa nake dlccticn perfect and Id part I healthy tho hole bds All dria cd lou checked irrIctnttf iJn1cm ptk vigor 11 bdDJ Al dn led lCa Lr jnrily pallo I Tror pry ID cured tbeu cldlr o cez tce 1alo Insanity CcnluCpti t or Death I J 7iii ed ge sd Pc tl bzJ S iltfl IroDad legal sualee 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