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Show 3mmissioners(Vote Fund for Fourth of July Jubilee rty,and Quick Response j VEIks' Appeal for Aid j 'resages Success. il". success of- tha community Fourth of July celebration, which is being pfannefl by the Elks' club, was practically assured last night when the city ad county com. aioners, in session with the Elks' I nee, comn-.ittee, 'led '2c, to partly fray the exper.ses.'of the jubilee. The I'.mlssioners were,1 hearty and immetli-KJn immetli-KJn their response to the appeal for I aricf .pledged tleir enthusiastic and I tinted support ' the undertaking. Lieutenant Colffel William M. Mc-Arath, Mc-Arath, field direct of the mountain division divi-sion of the Red f'ross, donated $250 in p-ron yesterdavf ftemoon to assist the Elks in making tp celebration a marked Victory demonstftion. He also offered the services of f1"- complete Ked Cross ambulance corpswith a full complement of medical attetfants and corpsmen for the parade. Hif offers were enthusiastically enthusias-tically acceptedp' the Elks. a. are srV-4. tbe Scouts to HHP- required before they shall becom effe . lllbroonis yest'chiy attending to the er-tlvr. er-tlvr. Inasmuch as both parties to -h.-ands and mi )ns of tne committeemen, action before the commission are now in'wtay they j" fc'o out in relays dellv- accord in .supporting the proposed rides, is believed they have every chyivjfe ofj being 'approved by the commission Mair Changes Explained.-' The main changes in the proposed rules, compared with those now-, in -effect, nre that the company agrees to make an xtension without extra charge when the guarantied minimum revenue from the c ;i tension in two year.j is lot less than i. lie estimated cost tf fhe extension. V nd-r the present ruk; the extension v rtjkt not be made by the company at . it.-, own expense if the guaranteed minimum mini-mum ivvenyfi in one yeir was less than tim estimared cost of th extension. , , The second Important ahange is in the regulations governing ca.jes where additional addi-tional customers of the ipn.;-iany receive sen ice over .the new extension. This unount is fixed so that lie greater the made ot the extensi-h, the smaller Vill be the amount of the cfcposit remain-with remain-with the compans'. I ref. letters (' ."i uiitatiuMj, 'and ternal. l-'r the purpose of securing i lYi 'tierflt 1,1 f te bodies in the i cnniik.;i''or:i-tion- car A. Kirkham, ' exec e '". "ary of the organization, h'-is npMtav:iUns for the boys' par-ticfrn' par-ticfrn' in th? exercises of the day. The'iil dMalhi to work in connec-tinnith connec-tinnith K-1- police "'and the marshal of the y l? keeping order r ud i.F.ndling thcrec rowds. uivf i"'Cnts with all churches, large "faJtirmg plants and railroads have bf? nifBs to have whistles ana bells hV fit at 10 o'clock the morning of thFofLn oC J0y to announce the he-r'iTiof he-r'iTiof the Victory parade at Pioneer lV,nt. The bells and whistles will ihu when a voliev of guns is fired Jj'-'-,yfown by the Fort Douglas rifle S'4y-ommitt.:e has secured the services ih more bands for the day, making Jh all. Additional musical organiza-, organiza-, have pledged to participate in -the c.ii at the park. Aile known Concretely. "o iniike the new rule eo.-uvete: a pre j i"Jvd patron. A, living sane distanc '0 the present pole lines bf the com in- aj)plie..s for its service! Hn guar '' a minimum annual revenue o f the proposed extensionlj nd instal Jation costs the company lessihan twiq that :nount, or iu this casl ?oo, tfi 1-ne is extended without cost i the r- posed ivisiomer. Suppose - (Vt cr-- ifc ?t-'. In such ca.e the comryfjb0- u Quire ai advance, of the n-'i 530, and will credit ono-thini v, aiTiount of each monthly bill uruil- tnr tota las been paid. , But if, before the depon nns been j entfriy wipTl out. an aJeonitl cu.. tonx-r, B, row on tl!e w,th a guaranteed Annual minimurrtvcnue to - ...... . f 7- ft niavst, sav. tvi, committee has been appointed to ar-- ige for the taking of official pictures :e ' the events of the day. It was report-last report-last night tiiat motion pictures' would -::fO be made, especially of the parade ifind afternoon sports. t A. C. Ca.-rington, who was recently appointed as a representative of the Uni-versitv Uni-versitv of Utah, reported yesterday afternoon after-noon that a detail of returned soldiers uad been secured to man the tractors and big guns for the parade. The marines A'V'-e urgeo.all discharged members of Mhef' service to report for duty in fujj fniiorm. The local recruiting . office ' has '"ttnged several' unique fetes for the I day'rt-xereises. A full report of this has nor Sheen made as yet. 7T e program for children's sports and events has been fully arranged by the for Bs installation. - A v then have returned to him in cash e duference between Sl'i .md twice -guaranteed annual payment of $15, in -a cash return to A of U0. ri i No monev will be ret1? o a fn f'-ess of tii amount i-mme to his t i"-iit from the deposit w L'ie comp;i ny, I ' ur,V"r. is still some bnli1 to his credit 5hl, iPduMons have tmde of one- I '..''f his bill for j years, that- Vresenter I or hmitteemen In charge. More man duui icitirtren will participate in the afternoon M'.'fe, it ivas estimated last night, and pl ins have been made to accommodate "i i number. Judges for all athletic events ' hftl:e been appointed, yesterday two for-nJf for-nJf Kevstone Comedy Isubdirectors from 1 W' Angeles reported to the Elks' head-'Jirters head-'Jirters and offered their services for work. They showed credentials in jfV'Rard to their athletic attainments and f v-ere immediately appointed by the com-fmlttee com-fmlttee on sports to act as official Judges 1 ior the afternoon. tidies to Compete. ' it was announced last night that the Suwanee Singers' Male Chorus, on ac-pounf ac-pounf of former engagements for the day,: would not be able to take part In the musical program. Arrangements have been made, however, with the Salt Lake Opera quintet and chorus for the entire program. Other musical organizations have offered their services. Henry T. Hill, general secretary of the committee in charge of arrangements for the celebration, has appointed three assistants to facilitate the work, and has secured the services of an expert stenographer ste-nographer to assist in getting out letters let-ters to all organizations in an effort to secure their heartiest co-operation. All organizations and fraternal orders are backing the big celebration to be held at Liberty park by entering a young lady to compete for the honor of being crowned the "Goddess of Liberty and Peace." The ladies are to be appropriately dressed for the occasion, with the ex- ' caption of headgear and flag draping, i All ladies will be maids of honor until the exercises open at the park, at which time one will be chosen by impartial Judges and the judgment will be based on the applause received from the people attending the celebration. From the best official information given out, it is believed that more than a hundred ladles will enter the contest. The choice of goddess will be made at the exercises around the flagpole, at the conclusion of the parade. Circulars Issued. The general committee in charge of Sam Smith has issued a circular letter to all returned men, urging them to participate par-ticipate in the parade in full uniform. The letter states that the president of the United States has urged all service men to appear on this occasion in full regalia. The instructions to soldiers, sailors and marines request them to report at the rioneer monument at 0:45 the morning of the Fourth, and form in line on North Main street along the east side of the Temple grounds. V V"'.Yf of th-a estate -V.-v A "V-V; -.1 March u rompM- V V rigr;'"S Of the Vii-'nlf, f-Te if'.om- the.il- en A fships on the n Vx their business. IlV,- I ;it the rulti miliUte'it'umst fng of homes in outlying port it lie city and generally retarded ti iess of the, city's development. It vl f plained thait the consumer is requi I finance un supply the .pital fo: 1 fmmlneKS of rthe company, that the I ble for feiture of lmmi.-y advanced fTJonstruc-tio fTJonstruc-tio is provided for in the nu-vTiOds now in orce, that no interest is allowed, and th:; the coat and expense of the construe-' tlo is i'ixnri arbitrarily by the company, wi iout providing to the consume? any lvnins of Investigation. Haring Is Held. ie petition was signed by V. H. B 1 iey. foif i he Salt Lake Real Estate Ini'd, and by the following real estate finrt and dealers: Kd. D. Smith & Sons, L rand Richards Realty company, Kim-b; Kim-b; & Richard-, Halloran-Judge Trust of p.'iny, Iticlu-y & Co., Ashton-Jenkins e puny, State Loan and Trust company, I i ,t:;r-i'irkinson company. Edward H. ! VltP, Frllsch Loan and Trust company, lUit'au-HIll Investment company, Bet-tun Bet-tun Home Hullders company, Meeks joodln. Peterson Heal Estate Invest -n i company, A. Rirhter company, Er-fr-u(l. :v,lcr and Claude l. Streitt. I A hiring-, was held on the petition, f but h'-'fee It was completed it whs mig-' mig-' cesled hv the commission, and tho sug-eetuion sug-eetuion was adopted, that the company im1 th petitioners might get together ii mi formulate a rule that would be ac-i-entabV to both skips of the controversy. Tli'j h1'"1-' was therefore continued, with the" re si'' f- 'hat tbe company appeared yes-terdav yes-terdav with a suggestion for an amend-' jnent to rule 12, containing the regulations propo1'1'' Ti'f rf-dlors' committee conferring with the pou'1'1" company was: II. N. Parkin- JY ,'ii;drman ; V A. BcUilyon, E. M. Xsh'ton and W. H. Vlurd. Cadets Instructed. Lieutenant-Colonel R. M. Thomas has issued tbe following instructions to all the R. O. T. C. cadets in Salt Lake: "The general committee in charge of the parade and other patriotic celebrations celebra-tions for the Fourth of July is very anxious anx-ious to have the corps of cadets march in tbe parade. I feel that it is our duty to respond to the call, to help celebrate the treaty of peace. The 1913 U. O. T. C. graduates also are requested to turn out, and graduate olficers and non-commissioned officers will assume the offices occupied by them at time of graduation. "The third, fourth, first and second battalions will form, from head to rear. In the order named, in column of platoons, pla-toons, at ! o'clock a. m. July 4. on the i west side of Main street; with head of column resting on the north side of South Temple street. "It will be impossible for the bandsmen bands-men to turn out as a band. The guide will be 'right.' No arms will be carried. The battalions will be dismissed at Liberty Lib-erty park." A meeting of the general and subsidiary subsidi-ary committees in charge of the Fourth nf July celebration will be held in the Elks club rooms tonight sit 8 o'clock for the purpose of completing plans for the festivities of tho day. All' members are urged to attend and brfng completed reports of their committee work with them. |
