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Show THE M SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1916. N, Octogenarian Woman To Make Her Debut in OF MAD FLIGHT Motion Picture Parts ASK OUTSIDE AID TO SAVE TRAINING CAMP First of Civilians to Escape Veteran Actress, Former Salt Laker, Forsakes SecluFrom Paris Now in sion for the Screen Salt Lake. Gity Officials, Corporation Heads and Civic Bodies Invited to Boost Movement REFUGEE TELLS TROOP; MUSTERED M ;Y HERALD-KEPUBLTCA- SANTSCH Mount Pleasant and Eph-raiHORROR WHITENS HAIR Cavalrymen Now in Federal Service. Holla nder Recites Scenes of Terror in Europe's NEED MORE TROOPERS t War Zone. Fort Douglas Units Still His hair turned white by the horrors of war and his nerves shattered, Nico one of the first civilians to leave Awaiting Orders to Move Alter, Paris after the declaration of war between France and Germany, last nljrht to for the first tlmo told a collected m the-Borde- r. Battery Boys Eager LOCAL For Mexican Service; All in Good Health CHAUTAUQUA Vaccinated, Inoculated and Busy at Practice, ing Fine Showing. are at Nogales UTAH boys situated and eager action in Mexico. The - 4- - 4- on the borderspecial sent n, -- n, First Utah cavalry leave for the Mexican border. The trop4! already on the border aro the First battery, and the first squadron cf cavalry. Iforsei were Issued to the first - squadron of field artillery at No.rales. at 2 o'clo-- k jeterdaV afternoon rtftri!ay Lieut. i'tir?n Sintch!. IT. S. A., who replaced Major W. L'.. Walac as rr.us-trlofficer whon the latter borame of cavof the "nd squadron major mustered Into ihe of the srvlco alry, United States troop i; of Mount Pleas-an- t G of Kpnralm oneandhundred men and six thirty-fiv- e rfftcers stood In the blading sun with their hands, upralsjd while the oath was administered, and said. "I do." The "brand-new- " troops from Utah and from JLosran, respectively county known as troop F and troop H. did not bav to be mustered in, since that had been the federal act went Into slne which organized effect Friday. InThere were 11S men and six officers this et of two troops. nr Trprs 3Tnsteretl In. Major Wallace took time enough off to Klve om! Information, In fact all he was permitted to Klve, t6 the- press. He announced the headquarters staff as comprlsins? himself as major, Bruce Wedgwood. former second lieutenant In the regular n.rmy service, now a first lieutenant in thi national guard; Sec- r, ond Lieutenant Roy Williams, quartor-muteand George Payne, sergeant .major. Following are the men mus- tered In yesterday: E Honnt Flenmuit. Trp Ca.pt. Soren M. Xellson, commanding, Lieut. A. K. Vllfopsr .rirst t Keeond Lieut. Ben E. Reynold r Alexander J. Mclff Key-mor- Jensen - Orchestra .Was Feature of Afternoon and Evening. . an BY BOURBONS - r. Fifth e - unnwicK-uaiKe-uouena- er ll d, Bel-glu- Mo-Elro- m. y, n, Hallo-ran-Jud- LAKE Elks arrived in A member of yesterday. The party telegraphs the ge Herald-Re- Dummy in Roadway Suggests Auto Tragedy; Makes Women Faint . Chrlstensen Kcrict. KcrKt. Charles Iverson Gerald Chrlstensen Chrlstensen Corp. AI:hono Corn. I'anl Hanson Hanson Corp. Merrill I'oulson Corp. lister Anderson Corp. Inland . , Corp. Ml. ton it reaves , Anderson s.iddler Floyd Allred 1 arrier Hutrler CtJrln Chrlstensen Uusier Wells Thuraby ITl vales. Vernon Modv Allred T. Charles Anderson William Miller Phlncr Nlelson Ira Uosen If J Christiansen Julius Nelson "rristSanson Vernon Olson i" Hollo Chrlstensen Joseph 12. Olson Klmbal I'eterson wey ChrlitenscTf Ivan Sharks Gbn Chrlstensen Anthon Kvd!n Cnrlstensen Ilyrum Cannon Yamrhn Josepn umvan Haymotid Ttionipsor Duffln Cur li. Dunham in yior layon Iewev William Tiiorpe David" Ienny Nephl Thiliu Arthur Gaylor F.oe C. Wales Hyd Barney Hanson Clarence Tripp Urven Wesley Clayton W. Hoyt Marlon Snilthson Ivan Jacobsen lr.--t Williams Bovd Jackson Zaborskl Walter S. If. Lund ArthurMcCaf Dinceldiv ;eorce ftrty Joseph Nieswender Uert Murphy and other officers Major Wallace emergency should unless an no that would statedthere movement until be arie or Thursday. nU'lit. Wednesday late!!tr- i fald Major ibe "Lieutenant Kant-s.-iWallace. Yesterday. UnitvU M.Hr.- army, just mustere.l two companies Into the serviceAllof the today. day fieral government he taken up by Ca.pt. WesMonday will You the see, lssiln.sc suppliesley Kins; could not be lsued until thesupplies Tncn are mustered Into the federal serV iC. "The same tMnsr I true of the four namely Captains company captains,Freeman Fr-Jorsrens-'P- . naytr, r; Wooflev. Jr.. nnd S. s M. Nellen. ..'istributinK-ipiewill worx cf Tl.e from tnc t. lne n, - with facility etpfiitcd It starts. "Hill Wtrk on Itanse. tb two days are" trranted us. we 'lf '. and the - '. win work be jTionient . Someone's Odd Sense of Humor Causes Scare in ' Center ville Road. last night caused two A DUMMY women to faint, several men to automore swear and than fifty mobiles to stop. It was sprawled In the middle of the Centerville road about a mile from Bountiful. The dummy was fairly well dressed and autoists thought that it was a human being. motorists proceeded to render first aid while women folk screamed, fearing that a tragedy was about to be revealed. To make the" affair more realistic, a. the hat was allowed to remain by mo"body" while, nearby, was a 1224. torcycle bearing the number Whether the owner of the cycle, who could not be seen, had anything to do' with the Joke is not known. After turning the dummy over the motorists respectively left it for the next travelers to be "stung." ; JEsLind-heart-- ;'. vn thd on t Sor-ense- I. ed - . n. k BUSINESS LEAGUE BUSY FOUR INJURED IN AS PRIMARIES NEAR AUTO ACCIDENT Working Hard to Stem Off Strong Demand for turtle Prohibition. n, T - u.-y-d i i i i The activity of the Greater Utah durBusiness league has been confined to clerical days ing the past several work and getting out the polling lists primaries for the coming Republicanworkers will in Salt Lake. Each of thefor their disbe furnished with lists week. The tricts during the coming members Into the work of signing new More has been completed. organization names are on the roll of than 10,000 the organization in the county, init Is the said, and every voting precinct the exception of six discity, wjth tricts in the i' ourin precinct, have been organized. the coming week it Is planned During to have a number of prominent busibehind the ness men of the city get Business men connected organization. prowith the fiK'nt auainsi sim the last session of the hibition durlncr are to take hold of the legislature and direct its movements, it Is league understood. the week there have been During conferences between R W. frequent Cleveland and Brown of Louisville, who was sent here to organize Chicago, eastern interests' opfor the the state state-wide prohibition, and a posed to number of business men of Ogden and Salt Lake who have recently become In their efforts to take part prominent In primaries and political' conventions. It was learned yesterday that It was iae HEARD Hungarian following: "With the clash and blare of & Oklaband composed of twenty-on- e homa Indians the Utah delegation to the annual-- . Elks convention bounded into Baltimore They arrived at union stationtoday. with the Kansas City delegates and were given a royal reception by their Monumental city brothers and vismembers of the antlered herd, iting who had arrived ahead of them for the big reunion. Headed by the Nowata (Okla.), Saxaphone band the Utahns paraded to their headin fine style. quarters "One of the most enthusiastic members of the delegation was Robert W. Brown of Salt Lake, who is a lifetime member of Louisville lodge. Since his retirement as exalted ruler he has, been a Justice of the grand forum, and the con- vention this week will elect him chief Justice of the tribunal. The band which accompanied the aggreto make a hit gation is expected the prize contest later in the at week. The visitors will be taken down the Chesapeake bay tomorrow. An auto parade, patriotic exercises at Fort McHenry and grand lodge session, also are in the day's program." publican BOLT THREAT J.,-Sal- Quinn ortua ivtill-JH- SALT . rt. McKiniey in all FINE. MUSIC r, . Troo? , r.phralm. Fred commanding: Capt. Mut- - Jorrnsen. namussen First Lieut.Ouirles F.rvell Mortenson Second Chrlstensen First Nephl Kergt. C. I M. it jard ranges es Spanish-America- -- Hoss Scrjrt. A. S. K. sav-asc- 1 Jter I Entertainment. Headed by Indian Band the Utahns Proceed to Let the People Know. n, d; leatt Ileitis representative the following - David Larson ottoK. Lindsay H. Mlils Peterson Manuel Chrlstensenl-eonar- d It. J. F.hen Dibble I'ryor If. W. Schrader Fowles Cyril . W. Hansen J. A.t Fpncer I.risytonVinson 1. C. Hunter Zabrlskle Cannon Jensen Carl Anderson Dauel Jons A. i;. F. Btzzart fleorpe tion Cron Mathews Karl Davis Mieridan .T M. Belson riforge Dunham Cors:e I'oulson Halph Handley Francis Kljrby Soren.'en Fred Hooper IonardTrnsott Julian Ivlns AlopsoT. Woolsey H'.Jtth Jensen Uarson Alrna Allred Joeph VUsro Mallln Tbomsfs Averett Clarence Mower J Carlon Clinton Foulson John Conway T Otto Hmusea TotH r. H. Shea Halelrh Graham Albert Textorlnos Ttav Hrts William White T. If. Haslon ZabrUskle Jensen Kdwftrd Fhorley " set. Ft Ferst. n, I. " lrlates. Q nt k "'T- n's Baltimoreans Sit Up And Take Notice When Salt Lake Elks Get In Keith-O'Brie- A. Adam Urban Anderson R. P. TJuxbv 7 eml-Ine- Bros.-Rober- ts Corp. He id Burns "Corp. Shirley Poulson Corp. Joseph J. Nocturia Saddler Francis Hocebrg Crookston Bugler P.Frank M. Urlckson Tirt. fSergt. J.' G. Jensen Corp. Lyman Seely Corp. I'.ay Tanner Corp. Joaeph Costello Eugier Wells Bradley Lincoln Clergyman Is Firs Lecturer in Summer . , It will be appeared last night that or Thursday, ITlate Wednesday night, whn the sond finadron of the e - for bulletin last night: The Utah has one of the in the whole camp. best locationsbattery It is situated on a hill. Captain "Webb has everything In shipshape. Up to the present time the Utahns have been having prelimias they had not drills nary until today only, received horses. Now it is that the horses have arrived drills will that expected regular commence Monday morning. the boys have been vaccinated and inoculated against smallpox At typhoid. present they against are decidedly delicate about having others take hold of their arms. There has been no sickness the bojrs of the yet amojig is of inand the only complaintbattery to get their mail regularly, ability to improper due address. All mail should be addressed to Nogales,. Arlz., caro of the Utah battery. reThe boys all appreciate the of The and ceipt are getting it regularly. They are and rapidly rounding into have been complimentedshape by the army officers on the showregular ing made. Herald-Republic- ; n, Frgt. ferst. hap- Herald-Republica- J TItOOPEUI WANTUIl. Major W. II. Wallace. U. S. A.. In command of th second satiad- ron, First cavalry, Utah national suard. declares that tohe n thetake extwenty troopers to.tay not places of those who arecxamlna to pas medical jctel tion. The men can enlist Ither at the Fort Doucla post, or with Lieut. re- V. R. Itll of the United .Stat at the White rruttlnc infl House hotel, the regular United States arr.iy recruiting station. In event they will be assigned eithrr to the Utnh national guard ur.dcr federal service. 17ITIMi Mak- of age and a EGHTY years on the stage after of retirement. This time were sent yesterday to mayors of cities, secretaries SCORES of telegrarns years and bodies and recruiting officers in many cities in civic It is In the picture world. In the long moving it was the legitiago the intermountain Abbott Maginnis, manaring director of the Citiregion by mate. And this asced actress who zen's with RKaln appears upon the stage is a Training Camp headquarters in the Felt building. The following former Salt Lake woman who was E. was E. sent to Calvin, president of the Union Pacific railroad : message a member of th first stock com11. "E. Calvin, president Union Pa- II., TSalt Lake; Glllett, Leslie K., Salt Salt pany which appeared In the cific railroad, Omaha. Lake; Grander, Henry C, Salt Lake; Lake theatre In 1862. It Is Miss Carl T., Salt Lake; Glea-sor "Splendid results obtained through Gumbmann, Sara Alexander. William T., Ely, Nev.; Gregory, among employees Oregon Miss Alexander Is a Virginian by recruiting Short Line railroad for training camp Horace W., Salt Lake; Getty. Robert birth. When Martin Van Buren wbs N. J., Fort Logan, Colo.; Grim. Homer volumes for efficiency of organispeak President she was playing with zation. May we not receive same en- 11., Paj'ette. Ida.; Gillespie, John W.. dolls In the old home in Wheeling. She Is the oldest actress in the couragement from Union Pacific rail- Salt Lake; Geiser, Irwin W., Salt Lake; road? Absolutely necessary we have George, Zenos F Pocatello, Ida.; world who has ever registered for enrollments quick. Depending upon Graves, Christian. Pocatello, Ida,; Gus-tithe screen and In the pictureplay Harold A., Pocatello, Ida,; GardiIn which she will appear, "Caprice eplendld patrioticwespirit you have alS., Salt Lake; Griffin, WalCharles story would ner, the displayed of also ready Mountains." will appear of terrifying experiences In the war comsome official forrespectfully W Salt Lake; Grundvig, Daniel, recommend ter AlexMiss your Lisle her niece. Leigh. zone. Mr. Alter a butler employed similar to that done so Salt Glen. Jay S., Salt Lake; pany do work ander baa the character role Aunt by CoL and Mrs. Ldwin F. Holmes at U.. Salt Lake. for Oregon Short Line by Mr. Gordy,Lake; Fred efficientlySusan in the picture. the Amelia palace, South Temple and We ehall be glad to send full Abe 'Perry, Salt Lake; Harvey, Smith. In 1860 that Miss Alexanwas Herth, It tate streets. information and any number enroll- II. T., Salt Lake; Holding, Mark W der and her mother, who had been The recital of what occurred In all ment blanks to any on whom you des- Salt Lake; Harris, Albert C, Bait Lake; to Mormon the converted faith, Its tragic phases Is graphically narmade from the ignate. Howard, John C, Salt Lake; Hennefer, Pa., trip the Pittsburgh, rated. To Mr. Alter It appears but AbW. II., Salt Lake; Harris, Lon, Salt to camp Salt by committee, "Training being Lake, Journey that he bott Maginnis, managing director." fol- Lake; Hunter, Austin, Salt Lake; Hall, made by ox team. After their aryesterday through what he now "describes parsed as a nightmare. John It., Salt Lake; Holsten, Clay O.. Denver was asked for aid in the a Miss became rival Alexander proMr. Alter Is a Hollander, his parents A. Salt Lake; G., Salt Hlllens, of President telegram: lowing Young. Brlgham tege at The HaKUe. At the outW. Speer, Denver, Lake: Hammond, Wendell B., Mag Robert She had shown talent in amateur residing "Mayor break of hostilities he was in Paris. VJOIO, na, Utah; Higgtns, theatricals and fmally'at the sugEugene, War was declared and the whole popu-l- c "War department has designated Fort Utah; Homer, she Thomas, Salt Lake; of President Young gestion was In a panic. Men, womn and as W. location citizens' military Harman. Salt Lake Theatre Gray, Grand Junction, Douglas joined theandoldsoon children tearfully pleaded that they be camp for intermountain etates Colo.; Hartman, Alex. J.. Salt Lake; company woman. after became the training allowed to leave the city. Tearful pleas on Hall. Hebert T., Salt Lake; Hahn, Carl this year. Attention of country is leading rave way to mad desire and young and this section. We must make good. To A., Salt Lake; Halbert, L. E., Pocatello, her career on the stage, During old attempted to board trains upon date have received only two enroll- Ida.; Harsh. I. J., Dillon, Mont.; Hilton. which was the last half of the which solllers were leavintr for the ments from Denver, largest city in J. R., Salt Lake; Hobart, L. E., Glenns nineteenth century. Miss Alexander front. The dominant desire was to set states included in camp territory. Ferry, Ida.; Hooper,. C. J., Pocatello, of the favorite with many played out of Paris and In their madness they Denver has always that She made Ida.; Hansen, A. M., Minidoka, Ida.; the stars of older Knowing generation. did not care where they went. But the with Lawrence Barrett, good and that you will realize Impor- Hurler, Clarence A., Salt Lake; Hampappeared tance of this matter, we would earnest- ton, William G., Salt Lake. soldiers would not have their company. John McCullough, Kyrle Bellew, Ada Gray, Milton Nobles. K. I They were beaten back by the soldiers ly Ingalls, Mark Pitt, Salt Lake; Ire-torequest your support and urge apas they tried to hoard trains. Mmo. Schiller, the Iverson, pointment of live committee to the end Lk Clancy W., Payette, Ida.; Davenport, For six day Mr. Alter kept vlprll at M., Salt Lake; Igleheart, W. T., Salt that Denver may be well represented Lake. German actress, John T. Rayat camp. the Card d'i Nord. Absolute terror mond. Mile. Eugenie Le Grand. Mrs. Jensen.. Irwin E., Ferron, Utah; "San Francisco headquarters has noWith others he attempted Brown Potter, Sol Smith, James prevailed. to make the fllKht by train but the mitified us enrollments must be in within James, Francis W., Sheridan, Jacob-soWyo.; John U. Owens, Charlotte Cramp-tofew days. We will be glad to send any Jackscn, George W., Ely, Nev.; Samuel Plercy, Edward Eddy litary authorities denied him the rlRht. A. W., Salt Lake; James, W. E., number enrollment blanks and full inand Genevieve Ward. For the past Starving men and women seemed to formation to any one whom you desig- Salt Lake; Jernberg, George W., Poseveral years she has mad her forget the pansrs of huntrr. Weak nate. Salt Lake and Utah expect to catello, Ida.; Jetter, Fred. Keramerer, from lack of food they fought like home In New York. furnish at least 500. What will Denfor the opportunity to get out of Wyo.; Johnston, John H., Pocatello, It might bfluremarked that cf the ver do? Ida.; Jorgenson, John, Glenns Ferry, who were with the first theMr.country. people stock company In the Salt Lake Alter had some money In a bank. camp committee, by Ab- Ida. "Training bott Majsxinnls, managing director." He went to draw It out. The bank .paid Kinney, Harry D.. Salt Lake; Kanz-letheatre with which Miss Alexander Frederick C, Salt Lake; King, him in "negotiable' paper. He found, afterwards became connected that Busy at Headquarters. George, Salt Lake; Kearns, Thomas, Jr., there Is but one other person- living to, describe it In his own words, that It camp headquarters proved Salt Lake; Kane, Norman, Salt Lake; Training who appeared in the first perform"would not buy even a glass of water." all day Sunday. An office force Keyser, George D., Blowout, Ida.; Kel-le- y busy 1862.. ance He March is 6, 'A given a a users. of half llobheI by Money dozen was kept busy assemChester A., Collinston, Utah; Kenwas who J. Charles the Thomas, data for the hurry-u- p Men styllntr themselves brokers were bling John G., Salt Lake; Kellev, Alcampaign nedy, and who of the orchestra leader which is to be maintained. bert wllllnic to change the paper for tfold E., Pocatello, Ida.; Kirk, Walter now resides on E. South Temple There were two recruits enlisted yes- L., Salt Lake; Kelley, M. W., Shoshone, and sliver but they refused to Klve more street. terday. They were William G. Hamp- Ida.; Kahler, than a twentieth part of wha it was P., Salt Lake; ton, purchasing agent of the Consoli- Krause, Hyrum, Charles worth. Mr. Alter with .others Rave up Salt Lake. . & dated Machine Wagon the paper for the fjold. Prices of edibles company, and John H., Salt Lake; Llngen-felte- r. Leavell, A. T., Salt Lake; Laxman. ArRaymond W. Slater, apprentice, both of soared and many felt poverty's pinch Salt Lake City. as they stood In th Gard dtt Nord thur L., Salt Lake; Livingston, T. A., The name of one other employee of Salt II. C, Pocatello, awaitinsr deliverance from "Gay" Paree. Lake; LaMarL the Consolidated Wagon & Machine Ida.; Lundy, M. H.. Pocatello, The spectacle of bleedinsr men falling; Ida.; Lane, company was received. But as he was Elwood L., Salt Lake; Logan, back from the trains, of women dying Ray A., born In Wales, and had failed to put Rawlins, Wyo. with frisht and children crying In dedown the date of the issuance of his S. Abbott. Salt Lake; Mus-sefor their unnerved Mr Maginnis, spair rinal naturaliatlon Daoers. the enroll W Salt Lake; Mortenson, Burton commander Alter. Then theparents, military ment blank was remailed to him for Oscar, Salt Lake; one day spoke to him and he was told Morrill, Carroll F., more complete filling out, Ely, Nev.; Millick, Al. J.. Ely, Nev.; that ho might icave Paris with the Murphy, Edward H., Payette. Ida.; Martroops. Ilonor Roll. Chester N., Elv, Nev.; Moyle. RusDemocrats Precinct That nltfht. six days after the decNames of firms and corporations that riott, sell. B., Nev.; Matthews, Alfred I., laration of war. Mx. Alter left with one have furnished emploj-eunless Payette, Ely. ho did Ida.; Meyer, Thomas E., Salt troops. Where he was tcolnsr Demand Fusion name: is onDoslte other Proposed figureCo. 4,elven R. V., Salt Lake; Maher, Matson. Lake; not know and cared little. The- train Auerbach & American Smelting James Salt B., J. C, reached the frontier and the soldiers Lake; Malmberg, Be Co. Anderson-Taylor 3, Co., Lima, Mont.; Martin, Refining Dropped, H. C, Pocatello, would have him no more. He was oi liru tjo., Ida.; Martz, Ernest II., Pocatello, Ida.; forced to allstht. Ho reached the Belneau-HlInvestment Co., Carpenter Meroux R. H., Pocatello, Ida.; Merritt, gian frontier and was questioned by & L. Co.. ConsoliInc.. I'aper A.Cohn, Co. 3, Lima, Mont.; Mlllgate, E. E., Salt Bert, officers there. They refused to allow Disturbances In the Democratic party dated & Machine Deseret Lake; Mullen. W. J., Pocatello, Ida,; Wagon him to enter that country. In Salt Lake county and in the state Co., bank, Decker-Patric- k Pocatello, Ida.; Moor-heaFalllnsr admittance at that point, he have caused the Fifth precinct organi- National & Western Lumber Co., Will Meyers, Herbert; Eastern Joseph E.. Grand Junction, Cclo. walked for fortjstwa consecutive hours, zation of the Democrats to announce i. .rarreii, uangner Machinery Co. 5. McCornick, Albert V., Salt'Lake: Into eroselngNhe frontier openly that unless the leadership of finallyThen Co. S, Gardner & Electric F. J., Hazelton, Ida.; McEach-erhe proceeded to The Hague. the party is changed and the contem- General Adams Co., General Engineering Co., N. W'., Salt Lake; McMillin, Hugh fusion the with plated Make Way to America). Piano Co., A., SaltLake; McCarrolI, Benjamin F., Democrats Glen the Fifth precinctProgressives n Loan & Trust Co., A few months previously he had dropped tro over to the Republican party. Payette, Ida.; MacLane, John F., Salt will Co. S. & 2, James Kirk Co., Lake. of reunion with his family. Jle The ultimatum was delivered to W. R. thought States Telephone & Telegraph bad amassed a little wealth and meant Wallace, Samuel Russell and S. R. Mountain NIms, Leslie. Salt Lake: Nelson. LawCo. Z, McCor-nicrence to reach home looking fortunate. But Thurman. state chairman, at a meeting so. b,& iuutuai creamery F., Sandy, Utah; Nielsen. Celllus, Co.. Mine & Smelter SupdIv Co Salt Lake: he arrived unkempt and uncaring of held durinsr the week. It is claimed by 2. Ness, Gunvall, Salt'Lake; of Newman, Thomas, the scenes around him. An overpower- the Democrats of the city that Mr. Wal- tueNational Cash Co., National Bank Salt Lake; bankNa National to desire seized leave him. Copper uepublic. Murops Charles M., Jr., Salt Lake; Nielsen, ing and Mr. Russell are trying to foist tlonal Nielsen, Co., Short Line The same afternoon he left for Rotter- lace Optical Knute Oregon Salt the Carl which Noblitt. the T., Lake; upon something party Co. Railroad 96, Co. Pembroke dam and boarded a steamer for rank and file does not want. S. R. 3, Paris Las Vegas, Nev.; Nansen, J., Shoshone, Co. 2, Salt Lake America. corpo Ida.; Newton, J. P., Salt Lake; Norre-garThurman is said to be lukewarm Millinery I know I left home." he said, "but In his efforts to have only ration , salt Lake county City corporation Democrats the Peter, Ely. Nev.; Norgard, Har5, Salt Lake Telegram. Salt Lake TriI cannot even recollect now tjiat I bring out another c ombination ticket. Utah. old, Sunnyside.kissed my mother." were held during the bune. SaltAsLake & Utah railway, A. D. Two Orlob, Rudolph, Salt Lake; '" Owens,' & Lake Salt Co., Landlnc In New York he spoke In- week atmeetings which Mr. Wallace Pat J.. Murray Utah. Security that Spalding Trust Co., Salisbury Investment Co., voyage had failed to the Democrats of the stateurged coherently. The and the Pembroke, Earl R., Salt Lake: Pal& A. I h Symns-UtaSimon nerves. restore his Grocer mer, Co., he was county make a deal whereby he with Again Robert H., Pocatello, Ida.; Potter, Co.. & Orrin W.. Potomac. 2, Utah Power seized with the idea of putting the wwr bis followers could dictate terms to the Troy Laundry Mont.; Pratt, Wilstone and himself farther apart. So he fusion ticket and the Democratic party. Light Co.. Underwood Typewriter Co., son, Salt Lake; Peterson, Elmer S.. traveled to California. He obtained a Objection was raised to the plan ad- Union Paper Box&Co.. Utah Gas & Coke Salt Lake: Peterson, A. V., Salt Lake; Utah Co., the Hotel Los Co. at Traction Alexandria. Utah Mr. RusMr. 2, Light vocated Wallace and position From by Parsons. Charles. Salt Lake; Peterson, Co. 4. came Fuel worn Utah he there to State National sell to bank. A. V., Salt Lake; Pepllnskf, George, Angeles. whereby they proposed pick all for Col. and Mrs. Holmes here. of the candidates on the fusion ticket Utah Oil Refining Co., Utah Lumber Glenns James T., Ida.; Prosser, Ferry, Co.. Utah Western Co., Elec Pocatello; and the Democrats who were consulted Billpostlng A. B.. Salt Lake: Pembroke. trie Co., Walker Brothers bank. Walker Peterson. John, Pocatello, Ida. the Democratic conven state and federal ransres. The new Insisted upon lelds will be used for long rarifca tion being an open affair In which all urothers Dry Goods Co., Z. C. Ml I. 9 Kprlngf Ragland, Henry W., Salt Lake; Reese, work. This Is a lighter rifle than trie might enter. Mr. Wallace took the poHere's List of Volunteers. Augustus J.. Salt Lake: Ryan. n a sition on a In that ticket used haudplcked the Springfield ' Salt Lake; Ridge, A. P.. Park Hugh, S.. Salt Frederick City; Auerbach, Lake; was basil much better war." nonpartisan Andrews. Raymond, SalCLake; Atkins. Richardson, Norman, Salt Lake; Ran"Provided. everything Is ready It will than risking a fight In the Democratic Jack. Salt Lake: Anchorstrand, Victor, dolph. Edward F.. Salt Lake: Root, take the second squadron about twelve convention, where "certain Democrats" M.,' Ely, Nev.; Rogers, Fred A., Arrowsmitn. James. Colton; Francis LaKe; where-evebe to able r might air their views of the tajt hours to get on the Jump to Nev.; Rasmuesen, Carl A., Salt Ely, Arm Wallace Salt Lake: E., Anderson, He took the we are ordered. leadership, of Ifthetheparty. Lake: Rebholz, John C, Salt Lake; Sherman. Park Anderson, City; strong, Democrats that washed of the has all position "Captain King cavalry D.. Salt Lake; Anshutz, John P., Roach, Eugene A., Grand Junction, linen in the open sore spots might W. accoutrements, which he will Issue at their nillinscs. Mont.: Addison. Charles P., Colo.; Ralph, Edwin T., Salt Lake: once. The horses will be furnished on be developed which would nct heal be- .Nau Rank, Frank. Salt Lake; Ragan, Cliff, j. ij., salt Lake; An Alien, fore election time. uiKe; the border. Ida.; Ramey, Archie, PocaB.. Pocatello, Axel Salt derson. H. Lake; Allsop, national J. Moyle, committeeman, "Now, to train a cavalry horse takes was consulted tello. Ida.; Reeves, J. A., Salt Lake; Idaho: Alma, Grace, on Andrews, George rethe but from a week to ten days. The horses matter, C. JU. Pocatello, Ida.; Ross. Roberts. G.. Den a., Robert LaKe; salt to Andrews, take sides. is understood ver. It C. wonderfully fast. At first futed pick up nervous Lima. L., Wllford Allen. J.. Salt Colo.; is due to his hope of Lake; E., Salt Lake. Mont.; Randall, Charles of jrun fire, but the that hisa refusal they pre Carl Salt A., Lake; on Badger, for Buckler, candidate office the being a animal, splendid thoroughKentucky Segall. John L., Provo, Utah; Simon. Bradford, J. R,, ticket In the fall and his Douglas A., Salt Lake; bred. I have docs not quiver at any Democratic Salt Lake; Spltko, Robert, Salt Gus Sylvan, Salt Lake: Salt A., to desire out Busch, of Lake; ' factional keep fights. Bodell, nols. course I Stowe. Harry A., Salt Lake; Lake; A.. Charles Salt Another of the Lake; Democrats who meeting "Of have had him for three are - Smith, David A., Salt Lake; Sanders, D. BarB.. Nev.; the Ely, ticket Bailey, the for party ringer, worth Ft,, Grand Junction, Colo.; I years. He belongs to the state of will picking Lake; Sorenson. George, alt be held this week: Utah, and I idiall most certalnlv bu Swerer, George. Heber, Long-mon- t, When the file rank and Butler, John T., Salt Lake; Bangert, Lake; Colo.: heard of the H. him if it Is possible. Army officers, move of the leaders a number Stanton, Fred J., Payette, F., Lima. Mont.; Barnard, Ivan P.. of proyou know, purchase their own mottnts. tests were sent to them but a deaf A., Salt Lake; ear Salt lAke; Battson, E. M., Pocatello, Ida.; Scholle,A.. Howard "If I do say It. I have a splendid was turned. The Fifth Salt Lake; Sisk. Charles Carl leadIda.; Bauer. Herman. Salt Lake: Bird. Schled, bunch of boys. Some have had Utah ers precinct La Junta, Colo.; Seidler Sam R.. then served notice they would bolt Jos. K., Pocatello. Ida.: Blank, Walter J., Agricultural college and others hlfih Lake: Salisbury, O. J.. Salt Lake; Salt M.. Pocaunless the the Salt leaders LaKe; J., hands rrank Bieck, party exkeep school training, and they have that J. W.. Salt Lake;, Smith, J. was off nominations. Schoenfleld, Jt It., Ida,; tello, Pocatello, asserted Blocker, by ceptional spirit that wins. Salt C. s II., Lake; Spencer, Robert E. Glenn Fifth the Democrats George the Bloom, Ida.; that Ida.; Ferry. precinct was purely an "Guard mount Mr. Wallace Uloomquist, John H., Salt Lake; Brandt, E., Salt Lakei Stradley, Carl, Salt Lake; only being sought thing by was purposely informal affair. Ittoday made Nevin W., Salt Lake; of Sheriff John S. Pocatello, Ida.: Brownson, R Sonnedeckerf so. The sentries simply took up their Is the so S. Salt Lake: Sullivan, D. Democrats may retain Thomas, that H., Armstead, Mont.; Brown. H. W., was no neces- Corless duties at 4.20. There as Salt Lake; their Shepherd. Charles S.. sheriffs. Geo. E., M., jobs Bisbee, Boise, deputy Focatello, Ida.; a for ncne was demonstration, and sity Slater Raymond. W H. Ida.; Pocatello, Ida.; J., Bufinck, Pocatello, Ida.; made." Lake. Salt E.. Chester Salt Bill Bowers, Lake; Pretty Scene at Fort. Townsend. Alvln, Salt Lake: Thomas, meyer, Chas. G., Salt Lake; Betz, Elmer There was a pretty scene at the Fort G., Salt Lake: Taylor, Frank. Salt William. Lake; Henry, Blggane, grounds yesterday. There were Douglasautomobile Russell H., Grace, Salt Lake; Teakle, Edwin. Salt Lake; Nev.; Bonnell, Ely, M. K., Lima. Mont.; Tracy, Erthe many visiting and John L.. Bingham. Thayer, Ida.; Bennett. wives parties of the officers boys. Tho children nest J.. Denver, Colo. A. J.. Kaysvllle; Collins, StevCurtis. their elder kept closely to the en T-- , Pocatello. Ida.: Church, Dan W.. II., Ely, Nev.; Use, .w. S.. Upwall. O.Ulmer. vine clad porches, and in a woman Fred D., Salt Lake. Lake: Salt Jr.. James. Salt Pocatello, Ida.; Cuny, like professional manner, discussed Edward A., Salt Lake: Vandeventer, Lake: Salt S., Lake; Vom Baur. Noel R.. Salt Cummings, Lynn tho campaigns in Cuba, the Philippines Lake: Van G. C. Castle Salt Lake: Croft, Wayne, wnere and cisewner tneir Valenhuvbjtn C. S.. p:iy. Nev.; CasUtah; Abraham, Edward, Salt Evera, Lake; Crain, , had taken part in hostilities. But the-Lake. A. Salt E F. tine. A.. C, Salt Case. J. Grand tro, Lake; - on were not excited: far from it. thev Machine Turns Salt Lake: WoodWade, George Earl. E., Junction, Colo.; Courtnage, Ralph talked of the .Mexican situation Lake:' Winwood, ' Salt K., Russell simply. ruff. H. Falls. Great L., Mont.; as a military poncing situation. Embankment Wright, Howard. Salt Lake: Cheney. S. Chapman. H., Lima, Mont.; J H. Salt Lake; Striking motners. sisters and The wives, Charles A.. Cook. Glen D.. Salt Lake: Cook. 'W. W., Anaconda. Mont.: Walker. the troopers of the see sweethearts orwere Nev.; Shoshone. Ida.; Cox, William S., Salt Elv. Nev.; Whltmore. C. F., Ely. on Street. a bit more excited. ond squadron C. H., Pocatello, Ida.; Wether-ingtoWebb. Salt Marlow, Crabtree, Lake; 'Lake; me exF.. Pocatello, Ida.: Williams. especially curing mustering in F. A.. Pocatello, Ida.; Cole, I. H.. Four occupants of an automobile suf- Case. ercises. II. A., Lima. Mont.; Woolsey. Nolan, D.. Core. William Salt Salt Lake; Lake; The men themselves felt the heat fered bruises and cuts and narrowly Cutler, Harold G., Salt Uike; Chase, Pocatello, Ida.; Waite, J. C. Salt Lake; and kept to their tents until sundown. escaped serious injury last night when Harry D., Salt Lake; Craddock, Roy 11., Walte. James P.. Salt Lake; Wallls, of the op- the machine plunged over a small em- Salt Very few took Salt Lake. advantage Lake: Carter. Geo. J.. Salt Lake; William B., J.. come down town. bankment near Eleventh East and Hol- Carlson. A.. Pocatello.: Ida. Zlebarth. portunity to to Monroe Castle Utah. O., Gate, . noncommissioned lywood avenue. Mrs. Alvis Peague of According are the Reuben T., Salt Lake; Dahlquist. 45 men W. to the Second South street, was bruised Decker, Mort., Salt Lake: Diefenbach-er- , closer than officer.'., who and cut about the face and body. anyone ele In their physical needs, the Others H., Siilt Lake; Dauquin. Rob TRAINMEN GIVE DATA who were In the car at the time ert Robert are gradually recovering from boys sore T.. Salt Lake: Donohue, John J.. y who suffered minor were their arms, caused by the injection and Drury, Edward E., Salt Lake; Issue Comparative Wnne Fla;nre Supbake; Don Mr. Peague. Mrs. H. Homerinjuries of Wanship, Salt of the typhoid serum. A., Salt Lake; Donovan, Davidson, porting Pontentlon. Knowledge of this fact having been Utah, and Mrs. Annie Jefferson of this James A., Ely, Nev.; Du Grayr Frank N., received by the hijrher officers. the city. car Claiming that their demands upon Junction. Colo.; Dowden. ShirThe turned completely over, Grand word went out quietly last night that W.. W. railroads are reasonable and de Salt the H., Montour, Lake; Day, two hours of drill In the morning and hurling the four persons violently into ley Ida.: John U. Pocatello. are entitled to more Doyle, iua.; the more two in the afternoon will be the roadway. Passing automobllists 7unham. Dewey, Salt Lake; Daggett, claring that they the the injured local railroad orcarried to a nearby drug Harold B.. Delta. Utah. members of orders from now on. pay, "What the state of Utah is feeding store. Patrolman W. C. A. Smoot, In Elliott. Edward O., Pocatello, Ida.; ganizations have prepared a table of u is all rU.iit." was the universal vercharpre of tho Sugar House station, was Ebert, F., Salt Lake; Kvans, comparisons to show" that they receive and made urfinvestlgation. Frank, William dict of the four troops of the second summoned Salt Lake; consideration when the remuneraEllerbeck, Ben B., The to emerto refusel "We see ro do the not how injured it squadron. Kvans. Perry H.. Pavette. little in other trades is mentioned. tion were attended by Salt Lake; could te improved. There to be a gency hospital and homes. Ida.; Eble. Francis X. A., Salt Lake; The railroad men ray that the only time when Uncle Sam and th state mi- physicians attothlr "Salt Ehlers. Lake. J., Henry basis on which to discuss Smoot. there were intelligent no sollitia authorities overlooked the According Calne. Farrell. Salt Rov to Felt. is show how aiuch a man re Lake; wages the embank- IT.. Salt Lake; lights liemarking diers' stomach and feet, but that Is no dancerwhich Waldo J., Salt ceives per hour for his work. Fueger. was declared about ment, true." longer Wallace say that the FoulKer, Arthur L.. Jr.. Salt The prevailing wages of freight three feet hih nnd caused by the Lake: Major regulars Ferpruson, Kenneth R.. La Junta, Iike: Colo.; crews compared to other trades follows: a lot street bein torn up for paving. down on the bonier arc having Farley. Edward. Pocatello. Ida.; FelLocomotive engineers, 4Sic; brick of fun at the expense of the rookies. lows. Albert M., Salt Lake: Fitting. P. etc., 15c; locomotive layers, "The indigent tarantuli at Nogalos." Word Is to the effect that the water A.. Salt Lake: Fulton. F. R.. Lima. firemen.plasterers, 31c; carpenters, painters, etc., Is excellent ami that the typhoid serum Mont,; Forssell, William Reuben. "looks says Major Wallace, very hairy Salt 70c: freight conductors, 40c; laborers and vicious, but M not. However, the Is gettintr results, there having been- Lake; Flammerdinghe, Rudolph, Blng-ha In tunnels, wells, etc., 571c: freight rookie does not know thl., and Is the no ease to date. The serum is a vrem. 6. 7c; brakemcn. excavating laborers. victim of many a practical Joke.'1 U venrive specifbi J. Salt Lake; Gregory. W. 40c. Glesy, ELKS MAN OF THE HOUR" was fTlHE I the opening lecture of the Salt Lake Chautauqua, which began the Liberty park under yesterdayofIn Salt Lake lodge of Elks, auspices and under the management of Fred C. Dr. J. E. Aubrey of DalGraham, with director. The las, Tex., aswas managing not as large as was attendance in view of the splendid proexpected and gram which had been provided, eventhis applies to both afternoon and ing. Dr. George C. Adylotte, pastor of the church of Lincoln, Neb., First Christian opened the lecture course. His topic was "The Man of tho Hour" and it wit and humor and was sparkled with in reality a page out of his own experiences. "The Man of the Hour," he said "must not live in the past or shoot the stars of tomorrow, but he must be- able to diligently to tho day's apply himself must be a clean man, He problem. but not a sissy, must be a man of broad sympathies well placed. Ha to be able to see things that oujfht men have not y&t seen and even other dare do them. "The Man of the Hour" will invent a way to accomplish his purposes.- - The idle cigarette-smoking- ', g youngster will never become the man of the hour." Dr. Adylotte spirit the afternoon after with Exalted Ruler O. R. the lecture Dibblee looking over Salt Lake with a view of putting some new things in his lecture illustrating the pluck and vim of the Salt Lake valley. Schildkret's orchestra Hungarian rendered a program that was most deafternoon and again lightful during theentertainment. This at the evening orchestra is one of the best that has appeared in Salt Lake for a long time and the several jiumbers given caused encores, which were responded hearty to. . Adam Bede to Speak. This afternoon former J. Adam Bede will lecture, Congressman speaking at S o'clock. He will talk on the "Wit and of Men." Philosophy Mario and Trevette, the Schubert mu- sical artists, will also bo heard this afternoon. This evening at 8 o'clock. Dr. M. I). will lecture on "Preparednesi"jk Harding for Defense vs. Militarism." The musical program of the afternoon will also be repeated. Dr. director. Is managing In now in Aubrey, his eighteenth Chautauyear qua work. He is known as the Texas pastor who is not afraid to carry a page advertisement in the newspapers of his home Dallas, telling what he will preachcity, about, on the following Sunday. He is in charge of the First church of Dallas and presPresbyterian ident of the Rotary club there. While absent from home in Chautauqua work U, UI If Otliua VC3 DdLUI JLlgli sermon by wire to Ul his congregation. He is. it is said, the only minister in the country who has an open forum in his church. This is held every Sunday forfour fifty minutes and there are always The Elks' speakers. lodge here is under a verv in the bringing of the heavy expense Chautauqua to Salt Lake, the cost exceeding $3000. The tent in which the held is located in the Chautauqua is of southern part The Liberty clock p. m. program begins at 3 and 8 opark. - money-spendin- - L 2 AUTO j? L BANDITS ROB TICKET MAN : Station Agent at Granger on Orem Line Held Up at Revolver Point. Two well dressed men entered the Orem lnterurban station at Granger midnight, held up Will- - . shortly before lam station agent, at the point Finley, of a gun and robbed the till of $21.21. After looting the till of everything but a stamp, whichso they told leave he couldi Finley they would write and tell his friends about it, antpK to kill the agent if he folthreatening lowed them, the bandits jumped into a touring car and dashed off toward Garfield. The robbers, according to Finley, entered the station and asked if they might call a Salt Lakecargarage by telehad broken phone, saying their down and they wished to get back to the city. Finley informed them that a train would leave for Salt Lake at 12.36 if they were unable to fix their machine. "That's fair enough." remarked one of the bandits, "we want two tickets and clyange for a $50 bill." Finley the tickets and informed them stamped had less than $30 in change. that he "Well, we'll take the change and tickets and everything you've got and keep our money," ejaculated the other as he spun the agent around with a quick arm and leveled a gun at jerk of his Finley's head. The robbers worked rapidly and while one watched the entrance of tho station the other forced Finley to open tne till. Atiev removing all the money and stamps the taller of the two postage robbers remarked: "There's not enough here to buy the gasoline for coming out to this job." thrust the money In his pocket and went to the door. He stood with the gun leveled at Finley's head while the other man started the car and drove It up close to the door. "Now be r a nice man and keep your hands up and don t move or I'll have to kill you, warned the robber as he mounted the board of the machine. The othrunning er opened the throttle and the big car whizzed away in the darkness. The local police and sheriff's office were notified and a number of officers were put on the trail. Deputy sheriffs in surrounding towns were notified but had found no trace of the bandits at an early hour this morning. decided to make the big fight in Salt Lake and Ogden. hoping that if the could get sufficient delegates in league trades Salt Lake and Weber counties convenRepublican amendmight result ina the constitutional tion whereby ment on the liquor question might Im-b erdorsed instead of a demand for mediate action by the legislature. It was hinted yesterday by one of thv, that in the event precinct organizers the Greater Utah Business league cannot control the Republican convention In Ogden August 9, It will favor an inticket in this state backed dependent to enattemptmen. by its money andofwill business list the support as-h- -- |