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Show THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST N, S, 1916. -- recent incident of a burning: waste paper receptacle, which brought out nearly all the fire fighting apparatus In the city. HERALD -Is hut one example. The rigid warning to see that matches, dears and clgarcts abTh Ilepublle (Est. Feb. 12, 190.) solutely are extinguished before being Th Salt Uke Herald thrown away in the forests would be a (Hit. Junt 8. 1870.) good rule to adopt In the cities and towns fO MAIN STREET. of the country. r deplorable when they Forest fire Published by The A. company II. E. Booth, president; set control. f?o are city beyond 1 Thomas, vice president; Edward E. Jen- fires. In thisordinary respect the forest service sets kins, treasurer; Adolph Anderson, secretary. a the E. if. Calllatrr. General MiBUg'. city worthy example. Arthur J. HroKB, Editor. Salt Lake and the Wasatch range both have hAfti exceedingly fortunate In this reAssociated with gard, thereby proving the value of eternal THE SALT LAKE REPUBLICAN Inter-Mounta- SALT LAKE IN BRIEF AMUSEMENTS in Tub-Ili.-il- n Herald-Republica- SOCIETY i. T01IA'S TTIi ACTIONS. Vaudeville. 2.4f r. 1 5 and Pantages i. is p. m. ng Mehesy. Today only. Herbert and Effle Shannon In "The Sphinx," Kel-ce- y excellent comedy-dram- City Brevities. ill feature. a Weather Report. J Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes will entertain Amelia Palat a luncheon today at the W. ace in honer of Mrs. J. Houston, who has returned from an extended stay. in California." Mrs. Edward E. Jenkins will enter- v par-ttain this afternoon at a children's at the Jenkins' home, 37 S- Sixth ') Bill's Dress Suit," Vogue 'Bungllnr farce. Reel IJfe educational film. Con- - East. The Bona Quirites club will 'entertain at a lake party this eveninsr in Miss honor of Miss Mary Chinn and memRuth Burkhart, two of the club bers, who will leave In the near future for vacation trips. J. J. McClellan will preside at Organist the organ recital at neon today at the Tabernacle, when the following program will be given: J. S. Bach Gavotte (Mignon) Thomas Batiste Andante In F An Old Melody Arr. by Organist Favorite Ye Mormon . . . hymn. "Come, Saints" Arr. by Organist Come, von Weber Overture to "Oberon" i le N - al one-ac- JT tf t- - -- Hay-war- un-th- fan-mnkin- t BKIlinKCl, ed best-know- n mn-srvu-ii- a! St-con- d fi-- h. - G d ! 1 iu 1 - V. 1 . 1 ! 1 1 1 Y-rk- 1 XSI-'UnS- . 41-- 2, .w 6, 6-- 7, fd 1 di-turo- g a Cow-teatln- 1 " s. a; HOME "WEDDING. beautiful home weddinp was solem- - i nlzed last evening at the home of Mrs. Clara Rellly at 530 Third East street, when her daughter. Myrtle Annette, became the brideof Francis Valentine Fitzgerald. The ceremony was performed at S o'clock by the Very i Rev. Father George Rapier, president of All Hallows college, in the presence of rela- - : tives of the bride and bridegroom, and was followed by a large reception. j Promptly at the appointed hour the Lohengrin "Wedding March"' was played by I Miss Jane Sands, a cousin of the bride, as ' the wedding party descended the stairs. First ! came little George Francis Trunkey, a j nephew of the bride, who preceded the rib- - I bon bearers, who walked two by two and carried broad white satin ribbons to form an aisle. The young girls wore dainty white ! fluffy frocks and carried white wicker has- kets filled with sweet peas, the handle be- ing tied with butterfly bows of rose colored J maline. The girls Included MIss Bess Sands, Miss Frances Kirkendahl, and the Misses i Elsa and Lenore La Font. In turn they were followed by Miss Evelyn Rellly, the maid JI of honor, who was gowned in a daintv cre- ation of white net and lace with touches of was a combina- - I pale blue and her tlon of coral shaded bouquet sweet peas and maiden- hair ferns. The bride followed in a beau- - ! tiful weddingof white net with em- broidered panels of batiste, a long tulle veil I fell to the end of the and her head was encircled with a handtrain, of pearls. The at tractive costume was completed with a ! shower of bride's roses. The bridal party J met in a bower of ferns and gladioli by the bridegroom and the best man, Dr. L. 1 I Hummer, and Father Rapier. The ceremony was performed In a lovely j bower of flowers and ferns in rhe drawing- room in front of the large bow window. Stately pink gladioli sprays were twined ! among- the ferns and an effective, background formed of potted palms and ferns. In front I of the window was a dainty white lattice I interlaced with feathery sprays of plumosa J and white Shasta daisies. The library and ! .living room were gay with many bowls of J white and pink sweet peas and daisies. The guests were received by the bridal j party, who were assisted bv Mr. and Mrs ! George Trunkey. Mr. and Mrs. AV. C Seley I Mrs. Clara Rellly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sands! and Mrs. F. E. Houghton of Boston. The lawn was gaily decorated with Japanese lan- terns and colored electric llcrht elobe whu. I the Hawaiian Troubadours stationed at one .iu ui eidiiua iurmsned music The guests were seated at small tables that were decorated with crystal baskets filled prettily with Pink sweet peas and the handles ! of the baskets being tied ferns, with shaded pink i maline. Assisting in the general entertainu, of the guests were Miss Helen Roberts, Miss ! ",c InKer- - uss Blanche Kirkendahl I Misses Katnerine and Claire Driscoll Miss Ethel Campbell, Miss Nina Trunkey of Nevv ! ork, and the Misses Lucile and Dorothy Farnsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left I on a late train for Lake Tahoe, they wil spend their honeymoon, and where make their future horns in this city. will The bride wore a stylish goine aw-- v CI Italian silk with midnight bi,- - wmte I ana w-er- - iue MARY J ar. well-know- ! J e j !! A ie r i f d, J ealeh I 2 LEE. daughter J Harry Lee, and Dr. W. f Scott Keyting, city physician, were married j at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home j of Mrs. A. J. Davis in E. Second South street. I The ceremony was performed by Rt. Rev. J Joseph S. Glass, C. M., D. D.. bishop of the J Salt Lake diocese of the Roman Catholic j church, in the presence of the relatives of i the bride and bridegroom. The bride, who was unattended, wore beautiful gown of white tulle and silver lace over pink satin and carried a shower of bride's roses, while a veil of chantllla lace I fell to the hem of her gown. Th Fltzpat- - J rick orchestra furnished the music, playing the Lohengrin wedding march as the bri- - t dal party entered the room, and during the I ceremony softlv Dlaved "Oh Prnmlsa Me" ' and "The Swan." Dr. and Mrs. Keyting left immediately after the ceremony for an extended honey- - i moon to the Pacific northwest. They will visit Seattle, Portland and San Francisco. The bride is a graduate of St. Mary's col- lege at Notre Dame and a writer of promise. I On their return. Dr. and Mrs. will be at home to their friends at Keyting 116 S. Ninth ! East street after September 1. MARGARET M IS3of Mr. and Mrs. - lDU, ! i Ker-vlll- Cha-pel- t l Events of the Day Wldtaoe Comes tn September. President THUNDERSTORMS Tuesday and in west portion. Is John A. Wldtsoe of the University of Utah to to has close his gone affairs up Logan tinuous performance. forecast for Utah Issued last night by In preparation to remove to Salt Lake. He the weather office. local the win return here with his family about SepThe comparative data for Salt following 1 and will occupy the Dr. J. T. Kingstember is for Lake supplied by the local ofMonday THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS. home the school vigilance. year. bury coming during fice of the. weather bureau of the United Information concerning circulation will States Venedepartment of agriculture: Z. C. M. I. Employees Outlusr. To enable) I supplied through this association. An authority which observes that pearls the Press In TEMPERATURE. Deg. its to annual By the Agents employees tian building. Chicago. participate are steadily Increasing In value should not S6 in Ogden canyon this afternoon the Highest outing 101 1874 overlook a like tendency on the, part of Z. C. M. I. will close at 12.30 o'clock todiy. in since month this Highest 65 Only Republican dally newspaper in Salt swine. Lowest Monday morning PANTAGES. Today's performances will House Gm 44 Opportu1874 Warming. (oinpnny Lake CUy, Utah. month since this Lowest close the week's engagement of the enterGas will Utah be of the 77 patrons DAILY AND SUNDAY, delivered by cargiven nity Mean temperature taining bill now at Pantages, which includese &. Coke company to inspect the new quar- Normal 77 France rier In Salt Lake CUy, one week. 15 cents; Boycott Supports the Hawilan the pleasing musicians, in ters of Boston the 5 the cents. company building only, Sunday Pet. HUMIDITY. PPLEMENTAL to the blacklist pro family of billlardists. Clark and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of the DAILY AND SUNDAY. by mall On 46 6 a. m exin a at Relative Fiddes skit. humidity and funny Swain, is interdiction claimed the when will the 13.00. company by England give Reltlve humidity at 6 p. m present week, month. 75 cents; one year. 31 comcellent Morris and and Meeker, singers, a house warming. Refreshments will be SUNDAY by mail tin advance) One year, placed by France on firms in neutral coun- edians. An added I to the PRECIPITATION. Inches. special attraction each afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock ;:.oo. tries, which Is identical as to firms and present bill and one which will continue un- served 00 Total for 24 hours ending at 6 p. m wdll be given. and souvenirs i 42 In this country Included In the til the last performance Saturday night of to individuals date month this for reTctal I not is THE 1 Felix Martin Is KaRna. at week Gnr Suite Collertor the this to two reels motion of since picTotal precipitation January ronatMe for any unsolicited manuscript British boycott. tures telling the thrilling story of the re- was appointed garbage collector at Magna by 937 date which is not plainly marked with the name If this is part of the plan adopted at the cent a commission at hazardous the of the "Death salary yesterday county trip Valley ALMANAC I and address of the sender and accompanied recent economic conference; In Paris by Dodge." when it successfully traveled of $C0 a month. A delegation of residents by stamps for return. Sun rises 5.03 a. m.; sun sets 8.02 p. m., the "Valley of Death." The pictures of Magna appeared before the county comdelegates of the entente allies for commer- through 8, 1916. cial war agalnt-- the- central powers we may are creating no end of Interest, not only mission and urged that Mr. Martin be ap- August but among also among the general pointed. expect to se in time similar llFts gazetted public, autoists, who are loud In their expressions See Beauties of Salt Lake. On their way at the capital" of Italy and Russia. of wonder at such a trip and the splendid to see- Yellowstone park a party of thirty AUGUST S, 13H5. The Death Roll ! Tl The English blacklist having been re pictures taken of it. residents of Los Angeles will arrive in Salt M two as commercial remain here with will the sented Lake and days. Incompatible today t When a super-criticaudi- They will reach here at 6.30 thls morning t ethics of thl country the French blacklist enceORPHEUM. t I artists declares that a play over the Salt Lake Route. Quiz on Suffrage must be clashed in the same category or Is a of LOCAL. I wonderful Is act success, that More Monrr for Mralw. To the committee surely HOSE astute politicians who cajoled both accepted without further protest. bound to meet with the approval cf the avthe whole was referred a communication to I1FAJAMIX F. TKKAGEA. Whether or not Italy and Russia pursue erage vaudeville audience. John L. Golden's of themselves into bellevinsr that the ques- the commission last night from Mrs. Nellie age, "The River of Souls," a story of Chi- Pickett declining to further feed the city Benjamin F. Treagea, 54 years of I x.'tx f vote for women was sneiven ioi a similar course the initial step taken by drama. followdied nese local at a was last hospital a love, at first night Lambs' shown club 10 Mrs. a meal. cents Pickett for of after Indicates the France and prisoners scope inmfrttsrn by the party platforms, England gambol In New York. Martin Beck was so declares that she cannot feed the prisoners ing an operation for a malignant disease rn spectacular militant parade in Chicago such a policy, and it will be vigorously op- Impressed with the from which he had been a sufferer for sevthat he had for less than 15 cents a meal under present eral production are of Mr. the commercial in interest St. Louis, Golden prepare It for the Orpheum cir- prices of food, and Chief of Police J. Tarley years. He was taken to the hospital I and the "wlkles parade" posed by the . three weeks ago. Mr. Treagea was a native cuit. "The of River one Souls" ls but of White recommended that the increase be They utterly neutral countries-having a rud.. of and came to Utah about seven Pennsylvania which be acts on seen will big the of granted. I failed t He was a mechanic and comprehend the reseurcef nines ago. years Mil twenty of the season, opening The capture of Villa "dearr or alive" ap- Orpheum'sfirst Protest Acnlnst needlnpr. F. E. Fran- resided at 531 E. Fifth South street. He is omn tn the pursuit of a reasonable end IB. Wednesday evening. reAugust ie one of the "other matters" pears The Orpheum box office will open for the cisco appeared before the board of county survived by two children, both of Salt Lake. I definite purpust. commissioners with a protest The body was removed to the O'Donnell unserved t'arrann. by f tickets Saturday sale ' at 10 against speeding yesterday Since the conventions th wonin have morning on street. He South State o'clock. I declared that autos are in the habit of speed- dertaking parlors. thfir capacity for organization and hwn Monument to Riley ! fine-- e and to an extent that I surprising; some ing there to such an extent that life comMEHESY. Herbert Kelcey GENERAL. and Effle The constant in are property danger. wlm Hoos the f f their opponent". TTTdTH admirable thof promptitude me popular American stars, an mission referred the matter to the sheriff cp'ci.ill; iiiiou, ! YV ler admirers of the HooMer poet have: pear in a most enjoyable feature BENJAMIN I. HA Y WARD. thought the women bad reached the endhlni-ieproduction for investigation and action. "The f the road i at the to one a erect suitable a declared in motion Sphinx," Mehesy today, when Mr. Hughes day project Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 7. Benjamin D. Culos:le Late Banker. The board of handled throughout the directors Artistically If un"'i'i;u.i.tli, ia i.mn of tne pending monument to James Whitcomb Riley. Natur- - only. of Salt of the tducator, lawyer and head ofa the Neorganization Charity theme of this fine picture is hi and un- Iake In braska session hospital il Military academy, died at 'tff rae amendment and President ally the love of the pot for children has usual, depicting the way in which a father special yesterday adopted e'pj.'i an this here the a series death operation. of resolutions afternoon, following t regarding hi , Wtti szra over eoKed an early response irom iitti ioiivSh and so..n fall desperately In love with a of M. H. Walker, eulogizing him as an in- He was fifty-fiv- e sought years old. He was supereach playing the game opposition to it bv I'leadinsr that n an itt- - who feel that thev are entitled to n share ini noted dancer, Industrial school the Nebraska as intendent of valuable -association also of the officer Reel Life" gives In- - a (known to the other. Ho founded exrnterni-ic!i" ot'd for an amendment t the at for four I dlvhR.il citizen and years. boys friend and Kearney public spirited One sugcMlon favors a park with re- calming sharks on (he Jersey coast, and tending the sympathy of the organization the military academy at Lincoln. J op fittiiloti of ht home state w hi h failed bis family. The organization elected L. II. .1 The program concludes with a fo productions f "Tho Old Sivimrnin Hole." ioj.'ton treasurer in succession to Mr. Farnsworth JOHN r. D. JOHN. attitude of the candidate for; which I? practical as well as sentimental. Vogue farce, "Bungling Bill's Dress Suit." Walker. William With J. Deeney was Ind., Aug. 7. John P. D. John, Greencastle, ; Freblent thus defined the women ate put-- and tlur" are prompted by similar conIdgeneral secretary of the society for one year, aged 73, former president of DePauw univern Methodist beginning September 1. t't.s: on record candidates Congress, both erations. sity and one of the and educators of the country, died nrni lit" rjuetbns pro.i r. I Senate Mack llrnilM Vaudev llliann. Willard lecturers Ho No doubt a suitable monument to thei actor and author, who here today of hardening of the arteries. Mack, the Congressional Summary pounded in the canvass for pledge are too poet wltl be raised in Indianapolis, what-- 1 for several years was connected with Salt Elsewhero thej ever form It may take. explicit to l.e dodged successfully. I.ake playhouses, has been elected president r.K. DAVID M. fill EGG. McMur-tri- o Into 1 hi new issue every the of brlnpr the National Inc. Vaudeville Artists. greatest monument the poet can have is an SENATE. Reading. Pa.. Aug. 7. Gen. David Mav Trwin is the treasurer and Henry Chescontest In the nation, and the archive dedicated to his name In each pubSenator Overman attacked constitutional- terfield secretary. Gregg, former auditor general of this state and the last of the Union officers rank!iffragit may expect a flood of pledges lic library and stored with the complete ity of child labor bill. Music for Sick Person. Hawa II an musi- ing as general who fought at Gettysburg, Finance committee Democrats continued I t.ec:'ie tn a !are proportion of the districts work-- ; of him who made the world better for consideration cians who are at the Pantages this week died here tonight, aged S3 years. of revenuo vre bill. with carh his living- Sn it because of what he wrote. general ei en rtvsl candblats will a eave concert on the several floors of the in promising them a square deal in Such a monument rr.&y b easily established bill.Conferees reported agreement on armv L D. S. hospital yesterday afternoon. I other th next r'ongress. Nor will th women be in Salt Lake if not already provided. File on Water Right. A filing on 10,000 Conferees reached agreement on all secof the waters of Duck lake, Kane know that a Demo- tions of naval bill except building and per- acre-fee- t I e.iyily deceived. Court Notes. They I made yesterday at the state enNot one of the speeches by Mr. Hughes sonnel, on which disagreement will be re- county, was 'rattc Prcident and IVmnrratic majority gineer's office by F. C. N. C.raydon. 150 n far ha1; been acceptable to the apologfsts ported. have denied them a square deal in the presavenue. Salt Lake. The application Finance committee Democrats on agreed for the administration. Suit to collect $1550 on a note was filed ent Congress. was accompanied by a $192 fee. which schedule for inheritance taxes. is one Recessed at 6.05 p. m. until 10 a. m. of the largest received at the office in some by Axel Johnson against Charles C Thomptime. The water ls to be stored and used son. as toldj Tuesdnv. When dsr take to catching Yet Not Greece Free Annie Campbell filed suit against Ernest for the Irrigation of 5000 acres of land in na another Salmon. in from Ida., reports t HOUSE. townships 35 and 36 south, range 11 west. M. Campbell for divorce on the ground of v ill be needed to decid-I tioital commission HEKCE- continue in her age old career nonsupport. Conferees reported agreement on House Cedar valley. whether uch tale should be classified ;is of political travail. The whirligig of Katherine George sued the Salt Lake ft Good in EUtiln.T Sixth District. bill. Henry army torle or doj; Storiea. I fi!l Taos Angeles Railway company for $10,000 , fate that deprived Venlzeloi of his premiercount-of Thompson Perron, 5.25 m. Emery deputy until noon TuesAdjourned at p. for personal Injuries. She alleges game warden for the Sixth district, was a damages ship being turned with equal vigor to con- day. In a collision between the was she visitor injured W. at the of office Fred yesterday the elections. trol Strike in Philadelphia I forthcoming parliament a freight train at the Rio Saltalr train and fish state Chambers, and game commissioner, Venizelos Relieved that Greece should TTI i U.LOU ING the strike of employees on lie says fishing. and hunting are good in his Grande crossing on the night of June 10, mahiiiagi; rrcExsn;. Francis V. FitzGerald and Mvrtle A. district, which includes Emery, Grand. San 1916. . the su rface car line in New York take her place among the entente aallies. I Salt With liabilities noted at- $1901.78 and asnew in Juan. Sanpete and .Carbon counties. Mr. of The his Rellly. flefept policies brought come the beginning of a Pimllar trusrgle E. sets was Clarence on atstated at $225, all of the latter being his to and Portland. to Ore., Thompson Henry. way Now Venizelos accues members Ogden cabinet. in the city of brotherly love Zitta to be exempt, Virgil P. Hiskey. declared Wash. tend the as a state Groat, convention Battleground. Republican In secret Michael J. Tost. Milwaukee, and Winnl-freclerk. 1142 E. Third South street, filed a peIn New York the chief recognl-- I of the present cabinet of working delegate. Austin. Brandon, Wis. Hid tor PHntlntc Swpplle. Bids for the tition in bankruptcy in the Federal district the principal to prevent fair elections, and declares the tlon of unionism, and this W. Jarvis and Winnifred A. HowPeter will not not liberals results accept fairly printing of supplies to be used by the Legis- court yesterday. issje in Philadelphia where it has been a secured. ard. Ogden. at Its next session and for the printsettlement I latent fire since the compromise Walter S. Keyting and Margaret M. Ie, lature of GLOW IN SI GAR. ing reports were opened yesdepartmental on the of th1 other hand, opponents J of the Salt Lake. 0 strike. In both dtb'S the wage state the of examiners. The board by terday who have had occasion Grocers and if G. to Horace 111., E. and Sarah defeated, f'arrlco, Dow. bidders are the Century Printing company, to handle sugarothers I incidental and. !anding former premier threaten, merely noticed a have Salt frequently Iake. Seese, on court into F. elections W. the the - 1 i, ai , Gardiner company and the Arrow Press soft, bluish t carry charge .,.,,.1.1 a when was R. scoop H. Ernest Detrlch light Anna and scraped Barnett, of Salt Lake, and the New Century Printing across in the bin. Loose caked troribles that the entente military powers aro pre- Pocatello. Ida. sugar solidly Propect that New of Provo. Osmond Nelson, Heber City, and Stella company sugar does not show this glow, nor does vuld be coniposed with trie beginning venting free campaigning. May Transact Hulnen In t'tnh. PermisThe cause of the peculiar light Is Conder. bavHellenic American Fork. the "onsequently empire The t of hi vek proved disappeuntir.g. sion to transact business in Utah was granted granulated. in is the John and Wollerth, fracturing Neb., Omaha, a a as as as time Myrtle yesterday to the Interstate Casualty com- Luminescence of this of the sugar crystals. neutral tempestuous h.i.i of settlement Mayor Mitche! Mibmitted in ir M. Weaver, Los Angeles. type accompanies the a one of the belligerpany of Alabama, capitalized at $350,000. breaking of crystals of a number Robertson and Myrtle V. West, Thomas of different to the contending forces having failed to she could have had Chauncey Marloneaux was designated as substances, but In none is more pronounced and as far from realizing Byron's dream Chesterfield. Ida. j mer with favor there is no end of the ents, Melcvln Renshaw and Nora B. Boyes, Salt process attorney. than in rock candy. To get the best effect, trife in sight. At Philadelphia th- - strife as ever. ke. Recital at Home of Clara t lumps of rock candy between the jaws place Orphan Pupils Olson Alexander gave a recital at the Or- - of nut crackers, or forceps, and suddenly begun, and !t poslhilitbs are ra" Vote for women is about the only subphans' home, Tenth South and Twelfth East crush the crystal to fragments. If the room REAL ESTATE TR A equally in doubt. on which the President has not charged streets, last evening. On Wednesday evening has previously been darkened, the flash of In b.ith cae patron who find it in- - ject James Hughes, trustee, to Hannah M. hi mind yet. she will give a recital at St. Ann's orphanage light may be seen at a distance of twenty conveni n to avail themselves of other block 4, Desky's Third Ash, lots at 4 o'clock p. m. yards or more. 5 $ addition I means of transportation are innoccut sufferS. Ascent. HcKiatratlon J. Castleton Home Industry Isabel M. Sears to Thomas J. Welmer, ers and. for that reason, have a vital claim SALT IV RODIAXIA. A 5, block 4, Five-acr- e 4S0 was appointed by the county commission as lot plat to for I on public sympathy. addition of the Utah industries district agent SI, & registration D. to A. Kimball formerly Richards masses of salt are to be seen In Flndlay. Huge 46, In place of Margaret Allen. The registrai ' an EVERY step forward in the path of prog-re-- ? lots 9.'5-some 1,426 tion of sections Highland Park A Apparently the Philadelphia Roumania, for the salt place ls S23 Second avenue. cover an enormous area, and have I echo of the strike in New York, a circum-- ! hence a plant to manufacture burlap Henry W. Lawrence to George L. Bies- deposits Cheek Worker Under Arrest. Sheriff John a thickness varying from about 600 to 800 block 2. East Park .. inger. lots which adds stress to the utterance and cotton bags such as are used extensively S D. of Salt Lake county was notified feet. At Sarat there is a mountain of salt, Corless Greenwood to SteenIda Stephen in the-- , columns yesterday that what Is by other industries of this region will be 10 yesterday that the Petersburg (111.) authorilot 2. block 23. plat E bock, and steam shovels can be used to load the ! in New York may soon happen welcomed to Salt Lake. ties are holding William Bowen. alias A. II. waiting cars. In other cases electric maAhton Improvement company to Eva happening Y. Wherry, lot 30. block 1, Gilmer I and intensifies the Hadley. for the Portland (Ore.) authorities. chines turn out blocks a cubic yara in 6lze, In this respect opportunity should be throughout toe 100 Square Hadley ls wanted In Salt Lake for passing a like great pieces of granite. of effective adjustment of differences commensurate with the growth of the Frederick Berry to Laura B. Tuttle, bad draft for $200 on the Merchants bank. I before conditions reach the point state's resources, which have taken long 10 He la also wanted in Portland for a similar lot 2. block 1. Alt a Place J of serious detriment to the public. offense and ls said to be wanted In a number the Salt Lake record for recruiting last Valley Dry Farm company to leaps in recent years because of modern Jordan E. 29. township Seal. F. section of cities In the northwest. Jr., month was better than that of Portland, in and processes agricultural purmining 3 south, range 1 west 1.600 on Seattle and SpoJtane. J the Whltecar Funeral. Funeral for services Perhaps the President counts suit. G. Tuttle to Laura B. Tuttle, Walter IT. James and week this th" who 64, died at his Whitecar, aged I parley beginning keer'ngaft-- r 1 With materials at hand and a rapidly-growinThumbless, Can't Join Marines. Owing to lot 1. block 1, Alta Place I dimmers on the Mexican home, 145 Reed avenue. Saturday, August 5. until question fc born without thumbs, Charles Brown S. to E. Hallock Salt Lake field avenue Is of being endeavor the Security will be held in the Twenty-fourt- h ! the election, but It will not work out that ward was denied admittance into the United lot 1, block 9, plat B. 710 Trust company, 2 wide to a this manuUtah make also chapel (Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock: States marine corps at Salt Lake yesterday. opening a y. The casket will be open for viewing at the said that If the man facturing state. Sergt. Frank Busch I CORPORATIONS. family residence from 1 to 1.30 o'clock. Auto- had toes Instead of thumbs two minus been mobile cortege. of4 the Forests $100,-00- 0 Sentinels Sloan The stock him. Corporation, capital he could have accepted Detroit's bandits appear to be as hard in shares of $10. R. W. Sloan, president; Westminster eed Money. College exANGERS in the Wasatch reserve are to catch as the Mexican kind. Ante Crash. Eugene Clark, 18 T) E. L. Sloan, vice president; Walter J. Sloan, penses due to the growth of the institution Injured In 984 Xv Justly proud of their success so far this S. Fifth East, was thrown of are Increasing faster than the Income at years old, secretary, and Thomas W. Sloan, treasurer. seat of his the wagon when an automofrom so Westminster i year in keeping down the menace of force on 31 that college, Lavagnlno Conglomerate company, capital August near Fifth South and into Water bile of crashed it In a there will be deficit of $5000 unless friends shares of $10. Plenty $25,000 fires. Their vigilance has been remarkably 10.30 o'clock last night. Clark at East & Maresh investment company, Fifth come the to Williams Institution's assistance. I effective, and it Is to be hoped that the ASSURANCE that there is no danger of first onto the pavement and pitched head $10,000 in shares of 10 cents. John M. I. A. Fete. The Twenty-secon- d J is only one of the great capital a deep scalp wound and numerous will not be wiped out by dls- record suffered goorj Maresh. president; H. F. Preece, vice presi- ward Mutuallawn Improvement association will cuts and bruises about the head and body. asters in th lafter period of the dry sea-- I hle.ssings of the midsummer visit of Jupiter dent: E. G. Palmer, secretary and treasurer. give a lawn party this evening at Frank Vissing Investment company, capi- S o'clock. There" will be(Tuesday) son. when forest fires arc most common and Pluvius. Last year's protracted season of refreshments FSmeral of Frank M, Wheeling. Funeral music, tal $25,000 In shares of 30 cents each. R. W. and dancing. The fete will be held at the services M. Wheeling, former demost destructive. halcyon summer made the Immediate sup- Frank, Emma L. Vissing. vice corner of P'ourth North and Second West tective infortheFrank president; Lake police department, Salt an water acute of a on In watchtowers grow- president; W. C. A. Vissing, secretary and streets. the mountain tops ply problem for died of cancer of the throat at his resiwho w but a the trial treasurer. service not unlike the ing city, cange through rangers perform 830 E. Tenth South street, Thursday, Association. W. E. dence, Form held watch maintained on the walls of ancient without serious inconvenience. at the Elks' club yesterday. There were local of the Meyers, specialist dairy division CLEARING HOUSE. Meanwhile the storage capacity has been j cities. of the United States bureau of animal Indus- were about 200 persons, including a large They are guarding not merely the $1,935,519.09; same dav try, has returned to Salt Lake from northern number of the fraternal organization, presi property in their domain but also the lives largely Increased, with plans developing to lastMonday's clearings. 9. .".. $1.036,6 year, Many floral tributes were placed upon Utah with the Information that the Wells-vill- e ent. casket. j of thousands of people with urgent care impound a much greater quantity of pure The body was conveyed to Mount the of members Cow Testing association, Wasatch water from winter's snows, so that I and concern. and burial was made In Olivet (iAU.IKM'S FIMCHAMJi, cemetery which own 515 cows, had been organized. Fire protection in cities would be en-- I with r without contribution from summer The late General GallienI was a master Directors of the association are C. W. Park- the Elks' rest. hanced If somo of the rule of the forest showers Salt Lake is certain of an adequate of epigrammatic expressions. "Don't criti- inson, R. A. Leishman. Frank "Wyatt, John fine Fined for Violating Liquor Is one which ob- A. Israelson. John T. Darley, David A. Kerr, of $100 was Imposed Christ upon were adopted and enforced. It in easy to water supply for many years to come and cise until you can remedy," yesterday great favor in France, and might be and W. H. Darley. Colonelos, a Greek, by Judge E. A. Rogers believe the statement that the greatest lo?s for a much larger population than the pres- tained recommended to critics here. "If you've got Recruits Enrolled. KlRht recruits after he had been found guilty of selling Eight ! caued by "negligent pleasure seekers ent. i brains, use fieri. If not. plant cabbage." was for the United States army and three recruits liquor in an unlicensed resort. Set things for the national guard were enrolled by It a satisfaction to know that th city's another of the general' sayings. who drop lighted matches In the gra and Not th Same Clark. Joe Clark, who lives them and staand V. of S. Second East, desires it known that R. Bell the 1372 what going." keep at Is army going "Say in men are unintentionally water supply better condition this year Capt. recruiting relow brush." Some want don't more but a in Idaho. Bell done, the Joe Clark who wag arrested week not than say Is you tion last ho Captain In the city's history, man can remember," were two other coun-5a1- turned to the city with a but none the Ies criminally careless in than at any other time on In the Park City last week, accused of the theft report Westminster Gazette. success of his mission yesterday. He says of an automobile. throwlrg away th match they have used. and It Is expedient to keep it so. HERALD-REPUBLICA- 4- Th j e S Mr. Tribune. -- - boote Fitzgerald is city editor of The BASKET PICNIC AT WA XDAMERP The semimonthly meeting of the Society of Utah was held yesterday at Poetry Wan- - uauieie. ine members took the 11 o'clock car and enjoyed a baskM In one of the arbors at the park. The society includes among its mem- bers Miss Myra Sawyer, president; Mrs Nel- !ymour- treasurer; Mrs. George Francis Stiehl, secretary; Misa Mamie Ross Mrs James L. Franken. Mrs. Sol Siegel. Mis's Marv Teasdale, Mrs. John Malick. Miss Johanna Sprague, Mrs. W. S. Beer, Mrs J T Har wood Mrs D. N. Straup, Miss Gladys Evans. Miss Claudia Pendleton, Mrs Warwick Tv ler. Mrs. K. L. Clatt and Mrs. T. E. Newman vine-covere- d i I I S J t - HAVE GONE TO YELLOWSTONE. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hopkins, accornpa- nied by their daughter, Miss Mary Hopkins, and son. Jack, who have feen the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lewis for three weeks, left last evening for a ten days' trip through i enowsione parh. kjti tnelr return they will visit friends In Idaho for a few day3 and will be In Salt Lake for a couple of weeks. IN 1IO.XOR OF MISS DAI LEY. Miss Helen Chance will entertain on Wednesday evening at her home, in honor of Miss Anna Marie Dailey of Pocatello, who ls the guest of Miss Gene Hansen at her home In First avenue. On Thursday Miss Dailey will be the honored guest at an affair to be given by Miss Louise Hodgson. Mrs. Lee Charles Miller, accompanied by her young guests, Miss Pauline Burgoyne of Rochester, N. Y., and Miss Ada Middleton of (Continued on Following Page.) JC 5jC jC J I I J J S |