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Show THE ITERATE) REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1916. UTAH'S BONDING LIMIT RAISED TO $15,000,000 S. TO PAY ;. ALL TRAINING Utah Senators Win Victory, mniT crratest in Behalf of Recruits X roads and at Fort Douglas. Utah Committee Will Escort Government Exhibit Inspect Candidate to Ogden and ed by Swarms of InterSalt Lake. ested Salt Lakers. Coast Artillerymen Parade 3 la in Streets and Give I 1 Progressives Adjourn LOW RAILROAD RATES WIDE RANGE COVERED v ever offered the Witli-ou- t Ratifying Bourbon Congressional Nominee. USE STRONG LANGUAGE Every County Represented Appliances and Methods of on Reception Committee Saving and Conserving Huat Tabernacle. man Life Are Shown. n TO MOBILIZE MONDAY State Chairman of Bourbon Committee j i tate of Utah for hllUflinff ROOd development of Its territory thereby Is offered through placing tl. stale on a cash vaJua-tiobaala for assessment purples, according to conclusions drawn hy David Mattson, secretary of state, from figures compiled In his offlco yesterday showing how tho cash value system haa Increased the bondinfr capacity of the state and of every county in. the state. One effect of the cash valuo assessment plan has heen, through the increase of valuations, to more than double the maximum of bonded indebtedness provided by the constitution for the state and the variotis counties. With the state on a cash value basis, state bonds may be Issued to a maximum of $7.SS6,D92.02 under the 1916 valuation, and the maximum indebtedness which may be Incurred by the various counties reaches $10.C49,:'22.70 in tho asrecrate. The total bonded indebtedness of the state is $2,S60.000. Bonded indebtedness of the counties, o far aa could be learned from reports received at Mr. Matison's office, totals $742. SpO. Thus the counties may issue bonds Rirsrr jcatiny almost $10,00.000 and the state can still bond itself for approximately Si. GOO. 000, making a total which may be raised through bond Isnrnfrttinl( AMGEREP BY Thomas Chosen as 'SAFETY' TRAIN AT STATE LINE Cash Value System Expected to Enable Counties as Well as State to Finance Big Undertakings CAMP COSTS HUNDREDS VIEW GREET iUGHES Decide to Have Mays Appear at Another Meeting and Explain Charges. " of for the The federal government's school on COMMITTEES Hughes, reception " Republican wheels. Illustrating the safety first & 1 nominee for President, on his visit work of the United States, the railto Fait hake August 24. were annotinced roads and large corporations of the Second Exhibition Drill. by Olen Miller. Republican country, reached Salt Lake yesterday yesterday PROGRESSIVES of theyesterday adTfa te cnarman. and plans the and was visited for ttupnes meeting- were perfected. It is without indorsing the by hundreds of Interjourned nomination of Congressman James H. that supporters of Mr. Hughes ested citizens. The car will remain expected s?e r from various Mays for Congress on the Democratic-Progressiv- e of Utah will be at closed today, but until its departure parts the meeting in the Tabernacle tho evefusion ticket and set Satcf August 24 and that the north- late tomorrow afternoon may be inSTATKMK.NT. 26, as the date for rening sues of urday, August OFFKMI, $15,000,000. approximately ern part of the state will be represent- spected. Government representatives c In le-of the of the mUundfrlnil-inconvention. Mr. Mavs convening c , ed at the meeting to be held in Ogden refercitCAT iim:a(;h rosini-r- is expected to be in the city then and with trnln-Inthat rlen bnf a Lake cordial Salt Invitation to cr extend tiio ence to the Itliten' militRiT he will lie asked to appear before the afternoon of the same dav. The "If the state and the various counties, working together on a of the committee includes Deople to visit the train of fourteen convention and explain personnel certain rump, the unlrr1cnrd hereby to 111 now are empowered bonds not of highway construction, isjue the .J'y which have been made against charges le they niinounoe- tht the ennip plan only him. in in cars the prominent Line Short the Republicans Oregon yards. Mr. state but many Tregressives and a lielil n orlnlnallr planned. the The convention grew exceedingly of miles of hard turfaco roads could be built." said hundreds authorize, oars The are construction and of stjeel for number of Democrats. warm and at the end a roll call was KotrmmfDl in)lnc Mattson. The Oregon Short Line has granted belong to the Baltimore & Ohio rail on a motion to adjourn, but uniform. tiunportntlon and ul- demanded now a rate of one fare from-al- l points in the road. To eaulp the cars with the safety "Tho Kuhjert is one that merits the closest consideration. It is P. Christensen. chairman of the Parley a. ciii:m. kmu.I.rnfm the Osden and Salt Lake first appliances and other exhibits cost ruled that a motion to call within our power to open up the vast undeveloped areas of the state with state to both meeting, I Chairman. Denver & Rio tlie roll was out of order. meetings. The I.IMU II Y. O. J. adequate transportation facilities. Lotran - Irlahn thoGrande, the government and railroad and con the C. A. Weaver, auditor, who L the Indebtedness t'hnlrmnn. bonded With the the instnncfi for "Taks I'iniai, hain dlno and the Orem line, together ti touting corporations more than a mil insisted upon a county roll be.rgertheS-ilcall. . a nnoTr with Lake Route, have crranted lion dollars, includrhg the ears them "steam roller'' methods on the charged ptate. and the various counties together may now incur, a hard emrface road a part of MnniiiClnic Director. n rate a of fare and Mr. fiftn fnr Christensen. for could and the bo of state built into the problem that JOIIXMIN lltGOOD. 'transportation part occasion. Lxtra coaches will he on all selves, the latest word in car construe W. D. Livingston announced that unLieutenant I ulourl I . S. would be solved. There would be no need then for the construcsection that trains no circumstances would he supand der tion. run be will trains special the for undine Korl DoiicIik automo- if warranted. on. Mr. Mays fur Congress and he a of to a travel road railroad. tion With surface h.rd port Morton in The is of permanent exhibit charge bureau of Eul rrnmrnl, two reception committees have. Keen V. Leopold of the federal his name as a candidate for withdrew MA TI J O.N I II A 1 1 THO H A S. biles and motor trucks carrying and freight could make the trip named the Progressive nomination, declaring by Mr. Miller to takn ehneom of mines and appliances for the preserva. to tho basin on regular schedulo. Millions of acres of land that now lie idle the meeting in Salt bake. Th ATHONIILAH THOMAS was se he would be bound bv the action of tion of life shown in the, large and In that part of the state would Immediately be brought under cultivation nnd reception committee will go to Ogden varied collection relate especially to lected as the state chairman of the convention if it indorsed Mr. Mays' and escort Mr ifmhec ,v coi t he (Mr. Livingston) to minimize Tt.ii lro.nl tran porta t ion, complet the Democratic state committee nomination hisandname the made efforts soon the would being would whix'h the increased repay result valuation of property lhe larger committee is expected to go before the as to a at mininur of the at sections the of in the committee the permitted fatalities meeting ami suhrdstenee arc Euara nt e ed state and counties interested for their bond's. . ur.r-rin trie recention at tUo. a country. sist in to Mr. Mays convention hotel Newhouse last opposition night. to citi.en the, federal pnvfmront as the Progressive nominee. Ion companies would be formed when Mr. Hughes arrives there to detat is that the to "Another The head decided committee open advantage liver his address. : ficials There was seme sentiment in tho foldicr who attend the military train- with I'tih capital. The money paid to them would stay In tho state. were hosts at luncheon in the quarters in the Newhouse hotel to con The committee W I f v tint ill to have the Progressives inconvention car the train of in the diningthe whh-'duct of the special huge at Douglas party campaign camp, Frt ing nprni is here and it has come to stay. In some parts of Hughes at the Nevada state line will guests iucluding a large number of state. ;a.jo!itte dorse R. Mabey, Republican Charles transportation ininclude Senator Oeorire sinthorianH state and city officials, railroad men Jloiiiliy forenoon for four wt'ks of Is this state srns line vehicles carrying freight and passengers are In regular serv- HOV. The selection of Mr. Thomas came nominee for Congress In the Second William SnrV. Kenhi f. Mnrrlc T?o- -' and others. Mr. Livingston in his address tensive Instruction. This Kii.iriniM after C.a discussion in whichA.the names district. a profit for their ownwrs even in competition with railway publican ice and nominee J. Weber to the convention declared that Mr. of C. Richards of Ogden. nade rt telegrams whbh were ricivc 1 lines. Tiearning governor f) S A Varied e s'ato of Utah has today the finest kind of an opportunity to take Spencer and Glen for Exhibit. met the ideals of the Miller, nstate chairand S. R. Thurman, the Mabey In Salt The train was secured from the Bal of Salt Lake yesterday from Wahlng-to- - advantage of this new means of transportation to open up its isolated vaJleys. man. At Oeden thmn sive party and that his recordProgreswin in the were submitted. chairman, retiring wedand from h.iUuartf r of was such that any ProJudge J. A. H Dwells K'llliliol fl C a timore & Ohio railroad by Secretary state of commit officers Other the legislature and probably Mayor A. 11. Heywtod of of the Interior Franklin K. Lane. The tee selected are Charles J. Humphries gressive could support him. rn i!rartrtxiit f the army at within iuiach. nit; in of Ogden, vice chairman: R. B. Thurlhe committee win mr.et th exhibits comprise appliances for use for t'gden. 'Double-Crosse- d Sn.v Fran ico now about we issue could "With the state and counties working tosrether mines, forest reclamation, train Hughes supplies west of E. A. the man Lucin and Salt cutoff. of t ' secretary, Lake, w e r e ri Si m u ,i r eo u sum A the Red all ratlroa George bonds. work a and that cost at Cross of worth army navy. mile, the 510,000 $15.00.0 Holmberg, aSalt Lake county of the finance committee and a dozen other Figuring Culbertson, president of the National road created themeeting sensation in the activities In which Bank agent, 11. Fort I Strt.rted t c n y I state S. Republican would build 1.700 miles oT hard surface road, which would open to motor traf- of was committee treasurer. of the Republic, are convention d yesterday at he the and the Progresgovernment by corporations declaring thas was mm the chair 'hurman nt of but valth t,ov retained It fic every Isolated section of tho state. The resulting Increase in assessed expense " sives had been themselves. An unusual ex man of the routine mattersheadquarters, interesting by the only were wtucn discussed, committee, advisory Is H:ur"i"!. benDemocrats hibit arul Lieut. CI. John-othat of a collection of canary Is yet to be appointed. Earl Jay Glade and pointed to S. R. uations would immediately Increase our assessed valuations on property lhe conspecial committee reception are birds. The songsters not there for was made assistant secretary of the nomination of Mr. Mays .is eviof the training tamp. r etve." efited by those, roads to such an extent that our bonding capacity would bo sists of: dence of the "bad faith of music; an attendant tells curious campaign the Demou GorPG Sutherland. Gov. their to e.oh rttruit. free 'Aof more than rtnuMM anl paying the interest on the bonus would not even Pe order- - to committee. that these birds are used in crats." He asserted that so far as t o Ix Morris. Glen visitors Spry. Nephl The m'et committee flannel after army "''iris, barge,of two where they1 may detect the pres noon ana decided to yesterday a burden." Mil.er. Charles W. Nibley, Progressives of Salt Lake county ; a k I breeches, nm- - niir of !Mfr Thomas mines, ence of poisonous gases. county tlie permit the Thousands of chairmen of Salt are concerned O. I I). Keams, K. one they did not care wheth Mr. ' H. one the state and of the Mattson's McMullen, and Weber Utah the s'Aater. pair table, showing bonding capacity Callister, the birds have been sacrificed in this Lake, - W. S. er Democrats the fused with them for !! U: P''nco,r,arruv ofi.C;in". McCornick and one hat. ' UndT- - variona counties today, was R. name to states and chairmen. the manner, but thousands of human lives counties . Sahsliury. compiled after he had carried out the changes In county offices. sc.! a was Mr. of who Joining art.) MM'ki tn.i he whir i rep-Thomas, been have supporter their saved of by dying of equalization. The clerk r comity valuations ordered by the "If the Democrats are not going, to tate rt the regular .irriv The (General C'anynil ttee. for governor and stand To care for this train a.ml Bamberger show the Simon m tit e p n.- -.price, by their agreements in tlie Mays a h county wan asU-- d to report tho amount of bonded indcMcdncs-of his was a Demo for who candidate the what it contains who it visit The people members appointed on the gen-ei- twenty-si- x - matter, then it does not make a bit of Conif for lr cratic nomination men was no are "etintor the Congress Where nil Their received and report Ictory. our.ty response employed. nearly to the Progressives of this responded. reception committee represent field covers a wide range. Mays refused to make the difference There are rressman Mii of that county made two .years ago was use 1. Difference between the out'Vhrn tiic ,trmv atI p: ioc, in the state, and include every whether county county they have a combinawas of choice ex unanimous the not race, the v miningthe kind that t if was experts, those who go to meet Mr. Hughes, and A4 ftoe lv the tion with the Democrats not in makinbonded bonded indebtedness the maximum and of Mr. authored Thomas subcommittee. the mineral wealth of a country. accepted ing the race for countyor offices," tho following, all being from Salt Lake ploitmen feared thatx th government would no' standing deon but who when an explosion occurs the chairmanship and will Monday clared Mr. Holmberg. "I would sooner furni-ti of thf' Hnldters. but- debtedness represents the amount of bonds each county may yet iasue. where otherwise except mentioned: can themselves to the level where open headquarters in the Newhouse quit them right here than to stand for thf. result of untiring l effort of Sn- The table, showing the bonded limit and setting forth for the first time Congressman .Joseph Howell. Judge tne lower has occurred and pro hotel. t:i U'fjifitiCexplosion "Smoot. who St ran fcinra R e tlie Mays nomination." p. Charles Timothy In Hoyt, tho changos made herl.tn-.- . county valuations by the state board of equalization, R. Mabey. Lincoln G. Kelly, Harold P. ceed to care ror tne injured or save ton. and Senator (!"r'.:c When Mr. Christensen called the the lives of those who be H .laruc may a is impris Salt in fottosr: hikf. C..:.k'r'.!!i;trt vh ablan. Joseph Jensen, D. H. Madsen, oned. Th Ir is in the mlnina: exhibit to order, stating that the purmeeting II. Mays ami ma r. others. the war G. Gowans. Asa R. Hawley n lr. Sceley, pose was to nominate a candidate for In another car is shown the reclama.- j artui nt wa pr v,)li upon to furr.ici on the Progressive ticket. A. Sr.. Thomas liavid Congress Smart, a tlon mini a the orisi-texhibits i service, fn with ti''th whom; nTori! David TMattson, T. Moon placed the Jenson, Ftr'ns' R. name of W. D. Livo Albert one On ature farm. . is side the . shown . i roc;n nt with when tt.un ti liarnpn ti in No one made nomination. ingston on uesert. of another the result A . Mont taken for th traininK wre lrriga a M. move Mayor Heber was roll Wells. and call asked for, Ferry. tion. evolution the of reclamation a and ET'2 . 11. ot.c jiirvri. i r'it'. C.3 i.Tort tho home of the settler on the arid land. if. i.reen but Mr. Christensen refused to order ji. k ;t t Itt.-- r h wireAfter h.-.T. A. d. Sche Lon Hsiddnelc. rice, lvarl the call and just as the motion yvas There is also an exhibit of the army k arul V h n hot 'tween S.tlt Wilford Robinson of Uintah, F. W. and that Mr. Livingston be nominated Counties. war put All modern the the departments. ton. Orator S'ltherlaml rere!-erFlshburn of Box Klder, Joseph Odell of appliances for the safety of the soldier 3 Thomas McKean placed acclamation by ti from nlsrht l'i!t tt'!sriain following Cache county, A. J. Lee of Millard, oos are snown. men. too, there is a name Mr. the of Mays in nomination. R.iiutant general's offUe at WaJ'hHitf-tor- i r. Chris Burton of Davis. M. B. Pope of collection of arms and accutrements in Then the fireworks started. e 3 i. Duchesne. Peter Nielson of Sevier Will- which is included a large exhibit from IMen. Makes "In re f rTie to your Martin Honors Accorded T. iam Military of Owen, P. Millard. J. Miller the war department In the way of Jr., IT, f'Mr?i.fi! to Senator Snioot. L. D. of Martin tlie conWilliam H. I upon of medical supplies. Washington, 2a. 173.72 K.68l -l fi. 337. 504 121,182 rornmsnli n J ou art H'i'. icaviT .... No- - vention that theurged Grove Pleasant Gus at Iron. J. of Mr. Henroid of Alexander .000 personality 1SH.260 $175 Boy Juab, f me rt t Sun 2S.794.:?S'h.'v 2S,?47.640 . r.78,052,y8 Franri.so" IPix FIder The Naval Exhibit. iVfiTn should be not M. tlie Box factor of K. 2 ,000 Mays o Rider. 72.".. Steele 637 Hindlay 2."., 74 deciding 14.512.74 Jr.. f n st . . n dir'tf.I to tak . 'i,S06,4 'ache sf;iry iii,i: A. R. Bcrtoeh of Juab, Benjamin CamSoldiers of the sea and the way they 1(1 .000 in the action of the convention and 1 31 1.320.16 Service. ,i Funeral 1 ,,430.6r,; at. t lf..r.r,s.oS trakoinu: n . . . . gales fstatlifh Ctrl.: rnnip 'itlfn' careu ror eron. are seen are asserted that the fusion committee had 1 5. 12 in the car that Jr.. of Utah, H. Morris, Jr., J. H. 3 0 2. f 12. 10 2 2.217 ir,io-.:t.".( '.1 t.'t .Si. to provrlp sutt?-t-t.:i V Fort lou'icla?. is aevoieu to tne navy. are that the Democrats were en Dilworth There Woollev. agreed 4. "27. 3D t a.tul to furnish to C 80,546.08 Wood. I Sanpete: 8,7oS f an, l tiuiforrn titled to the nomination for Congress and aviation 3; 000 123.0!0.1 8 Heber C. Christensen. Sanpete; W. D. Whitehead torpedoes, and fi.lM.r.o: 6. Sf,7r;," to ij rt li'tpa t.' in Km-- 1 v .... tiois' w,;o rv wireless equipment. In- the marine 4 5.1)65.4 2 and that if Air. Mays was the choice. Special to The Sutton. Summit; L. K. 2.2f.:!.271 '2. Z' ii.'-- 7 I 4, twiii Summit; corps ca r; r.' s.a ry a nportat ton.'" CPirfi-- I I of the Democrats Don B. Colton, Uintah; Kramer, is shown the auto11. Gardthe 27 James department 19. Utah 2'.', 000 na 4.2O0.S1O 85,302.74 i rand . . 4.2:..i:;7 Ariz., Aug. Nogales, Free. rrnri4T!rtntlin matic machine rifle, which with its should also nominate him.Progressives ner. Utah; H. W. Harvey. A. B. 11 tt.l'30.6S 1 12..TS4 r..;.4fi..".:! S.V. . . . . 4.1. iron 400 rounds of ammunition only weighs tional guardsmen and other militiamen S. Abi.ott M.ii;;n-?He also defended the action of Mr. : .:Sii in 11.:: 41, Washington: 226.827.06 Joseph Kckersley, twenty-eighi t iirand in declaring himself a Democrat R. tor of tl.o training .ii;,,!i there Roll is the 0 Mays 8.:. Wayne; pounds, Weber; rnjriasirte 25,207.32 lngsworth, in l,2)i'.r,66 out force Kan-stationed turned at l.Jil.SJij Nogales iv G. Dye, Weber; Preston G. a from which he camp had been seated in Congress. Samuel after three includes 17K.72.'! equipment, 1 ramp. '..r ll.62S.77fi 2. ir. 1. 232,575.52 . Millard this afternoon to pay their last tribute He insisted of San ra n t o. offi- O. F. McShane, Beaver; days rations and practically a com John 4 l.:?0: that if the Mnrphv of 2.000 Utah; 4..:t2.s:.o '.'0,657.00 . . . 4.iiK,r4i Leon of to II. the Morgan i Radmall, respect in haruf Carl R. Marcvisen, Carbon.: Lewis Lardid not nominate Mr. Mays Progressives It would bo 1. ICS. :.7 training outfit, plete camping 42. 207 weighing forty 38,731.42 I "i ate t.;:"4 1;vIi,k cit rrcruit.son. Sanpete; N. S. Xlelsen, Sanpete; pounds. There is the coast guard, an young Pleasant Grove militiaman who' useless to try for a fusion with the 4 5.57 9.34 4 tn rr,p., to notify 2.27H.'.i67 2 24t.;s-. . "ia.-.th.-iratlroa.! fU!' of Salt Iik" that H. A. Pedersen. Cache: T. W. O'Don- - auxiliary of the navy and llfesavlng died from a fractured skull received Democrats in the county. 3 G. 5 4 0.36 1. 827. 01 3 ! 4,rV''o At the end :t."..8 7i 1.7:. 1.1 San .f". an f Tjrn cs woi;l,j Ky (!: of his address he was instructed by f f xpi'iifcov. 2S6.S a and ,736,3S8.:'!n nell. Uintah; Stephen 1. Chipman. Utah; apparatus. horse 230,00') kicked . when by Thursday, :r.c.si:.u S.tit Sti.-mmn. 2 2 3,610.10 the convention to bring S. R. Thurman, Peter M. Clegg, Tooele: J. C. Jensen, iiero can oe seen everything that 11.1 S, r."." lfi?.9 87 l.MH whose body was sent home today. Sn n I'ett . . ll.'tl to pay was yr'o.-.w ;.fi th'' in use on the railway W. J. Tregoning. Juab; WalBox of n.ooo the h .." systems 'JS.743.3K Rider; chairman, before tho jsk'.! .'.7 4S.F':. L.t7.1: . . v r in r. t been line of r duty- Democratic state killed the a n por fa n Having car anl This is in for th-iof to D. Wilford ter 16 country. rep .Tames, 12.21:5.77.5 Jesse 275. charge 244. Progressives Iron; Day, why Mays had 12.213.773 explain . . . S. nnir.it i i'it)i!::rsM'iiit latt-resentatives of the Interstate commerce while accompanying the Utah battery been nominated after a distinct (r" n f dor.it T.Hi.-!.- . icivf underl"..lo:.ft73 302,181.46 Jewkes. Emery; James G. Duffin, Er::iH,;y14,7y2.'Sl n n t hot commission. a on :. There is working model its practice march toward Tucson, standing had been reached that ho was 000 10.fi4 5.S6 nest Bamberger, John M. Hayes. EdF". r.r.r.c.2:. "..34S.4H is, Fir tab . . in were . a There i'f of locomotive and everything that Radmall at his funeral services here to be eliminated by the Democrats in t. 4 n 0 703.1 60.34 ward E. Jenkins, Judge F. C. Loofbou-rowS:.fi.7H.tl7 l2400 3.'.:"7,r. 7 8 Ftali ?onr .u; tat nischt. to the a S. Joseph. James Pingree. side 8 I.M pertains Harry 86,625.74 accorded full military honors. With the interest of harmony. 4.:;.ii.27 a 4.24,77:: a of Mr. M.i'iinNi-tfivivi' are exhibits from ofthe was railroad. Theretransportation Milo Packard, 2 1. 3VJ25.78 Utah; l.:i'6.2S0 Weber; Henry W the guardsmen stood at atbared nv riiash iiu'trm Mays Is Defended. f' fh.it iiFS'.irt:ii i S JI. Hendrieckson. health department, from the weather tentionheads John Welsh. 2 ( 7 2o.4 Summit; ' . ;4'.,1 18,982.36 . y tie Va d as was of casket the ti" wivul'l C. all i!oiims G. in an address which in inirif Patterson Mon. is ! that J. bureau; fact, OH. 2 Sevier: .fi.Of'O 8. (r.f Cache; Christiansen. :u,2 We her . . . . at '1 t ratrj'ttc 'Htr.; from carried out from the undertaking par lasted more than forty-fiv- e care everything modern minutes defor the S:iMt, and O. J. Salisbury-- . R. C. Gem-meof roni protection Heiner, t h e w.r la :ni Seiuto: fended Mr. Mavs. lie said that he had life. in human state all lain where lors had M. C. W. it W. Bidwell. AVhiteley. 13,322.70 $10,6 $532,100,701 $742,500 ruar-an$2,355,434 h from Senator Snioot thatf warhaliitrain.'-- t All day yesterday and last evening morning. When it had been lifted investigated the charges which had F. C Schramm, I). C. JackUng, G. W. ; ry the was a great throng of people to upon a gun caisson by six of the dead made in the. convention of Friday, there A. K. Cluff, $532,466,135 Hodges. Umbourne, $2,860,000 Harvey $.086,002.0 States it or Tiionns S. Maranil from and them without foundation. declared A the visit train. L. L. L. Dr. Ftah: Tooele; Baker, infanthe Twelfth lad's battery mates, tin tl at th- army hill. mo.lifW'i. with. in the two old parties. 1: "M'rc county tho state board of equalization added $21,026 and deduct A. P." Ridge. Summit; discussing At McBride, Tooele; the Luncheon. a funeral march and Mr. Patterson asserted camp.-band struck full ippropriat imi up Bonded try training assessor, that lie had O. assessment F. X. indeptcounty S. by 'S2"from Nielsen. Jensen. ed original Sanpete; Present at the luncheon wit'iln a few .lay.". tsoul.l X'T the cortege began to move slowly to- hopes of "reforming the Democrats in A. A. Jacob y ss not reported, amounts taken from 1014 reports. Johnson, (ill! Sanpete; were Sanpete; Gov. David uiiam Matt Spry, this state and taking them away from the railroad station. lrnn::f. "rni(or Smnn Law, Cache: A. E. Bowen. Cache; WillR. ward secretary of state: Albert old style of polities." Fie charged all A from honor the of iam Craig, Ogden: Fred Kiesel. Ogden: son, " yy The following m.'s.ir-.guard battery J. n' Lincoln Barnes, attorney general; who were opposed to Mr. Mays' nomifolE. O. Howard, L. H. Fnrnsworth, Henry Kelly, Fh. at or Su t h'? a of fr""1 the marched abreast Smoo'. D. caisson, state jgun Jesse auditor; Jewkes, lowed nation with playing "old stvle poli1. moi-;..M. naiiev. I'. 'Ai.i h expen.wen ninwoofiev. nii'fhn.i i. thf who been de had W. officers the Mont HOOS explains HOfl CHIEF treasurer; Mayor by POLICE Ferry FORMER INITIATE; tics." W. W. Setli Pixton. AVilson, at Riverton; f"r th- - tratr.ia.t ui;i u for of Lake and Commissioners Heber tailed to assist at the services. Next i'.ir' "Whv, what has Mr. Mays done?" re-Carlson. D. O. Rideout. M. Salt ;i l oj "I Will pas Sandy; O.J. W. AV,i?hitii; tot: Wells, Karl A. Scheid. Herman H came the officers and men of field hos said Mr. Patterson. "He has been doO. C. W. I r, it".. S Mackey, Johnson, W. p n.itini,' Draper: i'. C C. Green and If. appn Shearman. through Judge G. N. U., and after them the ing his duty. It is said that no one B. K. Redman, Ir. C. Q. Cannon. Kn pital 29. Th- - a;::ount war P. Gallagher, managin F. for tt Hlnin-- t Goodwin, heard from him. I have heard n.Provo: Joseph B. Keeler, Provo: BLACK CAR ORGANIZE Homer. squadrons of Utah cavalry. Other has 't. c".- nur ment a ' Salt Lake Tribune; Arthur J two rar.Mann IS SHERIFFJAHDIOME from him several times. He has sent John Hicks. Grantsville; 1. R. Ander- editor national guardsmen in the funeral pro me me ar.ii Hay have jrorr.ts-iThe Hrown. editor bushels of garden seed and only son. Mnnti: A. R. Hawley. Richfield: John Q. Cannon, editor the Deseret cession brought the number of march they will tak- - ia"' of resol'if:onirt-- if: I received more garden seed W. D. J.. W. Monday Mount A. Candland, Pleasant; 2000. "House next T 's la E. editor ers to close the Vandeventer. The f'hief 'pi. News; procession him." irom H. Kellv, Stret O. S n Marysvale; .vas Francis Relf, president marched slowly to the railroad station, George i?tfr ger.era atV to It Milford: W. F. Knox, Beaver; H. W Telegram; Withdraws Ills ame. f':rect-- d club; F. C. Richmond, president drawing up t,T.;.' lStle re.jlli- iTi'TlS B. Rotary two long lines when the and and Snark Jabhericooh Announces H. Grant F. E. Cedai Cedar Lunt, T. Rvan, .'i City; "n Salt Lake Commercial club; Herman command to inhalt to railroads r D. Livingston then asked that his W. oir telegram was cas The Dav. Miah Claxk given. Cltv; Callister, r of pi..-Harms, state chemist; Dr. J. T. Kings ket was lifted from the lor transp" .;.;'.: 11. si :.o i i!an:,-be withdrawn as a candidate for the All Rest in Fillmore:17. W. W. Seegmiller, Kanah: bury, Contest gun carriage name to emeritus University of for .11.1:1 meet ." Ncivly president with tic. nomination as he asthe Purpose reeding Congress WilAlbeit Miller," St. George; Dr. John A. Widtsoe, president and borne slowly down the aisle formed serted he would for Utah: In liter rifs'-'i- i C'i l.ii ' t. ' II t cood be not bound tiie S. D. Dr. ford Dav, Parowan:. Ree Elected Official Roll. o ns ( f ;vi' University of Utah; Dr. E. G. Peterson, by the rows of khaki-cla- d Nomination. P. G. guardsmen. action of the convention in the byevent i nd Mr. : B. C. W. Kellj-Q. Nephi Rlngham; As it was lowered into the box in Mr. Mays was nominated. Logan president agricultural tlsat railroad comF.ipt. Murph Dunn. Iogan; S. P. Snow. Orangeville: Dr. E. G. Gowans. state college, superintendent beet! t.. i.M.v'!, f "We have been handed a gold brick which it was to be shipped to Salt Lake paoies bad L. H. W. Van Redd. A. of public instruction: Dr. L. Smith the band Blanding; Wayne the Democrats." said Mr. Livingston. have apt. 'If d to tickets to "hn AVith by "Abide softly were played to Initiated Fifteen "kittens" of city schools, Salt Me." Tears came to Gardner, Wagoner. Midway; Henry B. F. Grant, former chief of police superintendent is not the only gold brick we have "It tiend the ti'ai"ir" eanip. n All railror more C. of E. the S. Loose. Provo; J. eyes W. J. Barrette. president hoard Fork: Spanish Heber: Lake; been were furnihd l!t ..f im handed, either. I will tell you announced that work In the land of the Great Black .Tenson. rf Salt last of bake, night Brig-haone J. Frank Merrill, of the dead youth's comrades all that of education. Salt Iake; Dr. T. B. than as to fa d iiate th.i issuing of he would be a candidate for the took place betwen the fusion Cat Friday evening at the Commercial Thomas E. Secrist. Brigham; board of health as the lid was tastened to the box and committees. secretary Beatty, Tho Democrats net fiec- tickets. Salt of Scinio: Hvrum of when to sheriff the club Concatenated Order these the an for In addition nomination Pingree. Thompson. of car box following lifted into the baggage the to give us state treasurer only and Led bv the Third coast artillery tak.agreed d T. R. G. A. were been has Iverson. Mr. Pacific officials Grant union Thurber, Spanish present: the waiting train. Iloo Hoos, an organization of lumber- Fork: William .1. county. state but agreed they would auditor, band, of v, ho'h Armi'i l I'h'.t. is d; Dale: Castle V. vice and genH. and Seely. Prohibition with the Piatt, nominate Mays fpr Congress. They men promoted for "health and happiof t..' cast l lags were at half mast today and a not lector, thre,. corj.par.i-I R. R. company; i ague work for three months David M. Guest, A. A. Hinckley. Hinckeral manager O. S. president further to as agreed that tlie Progressi ves a as of brought fjovi T. fifJ. Judd. gloom The Ferd rtt!lry. pervaded feeling waheld general a concatcntenation. Provo; Gerrit Fort, passenger traffic manager several days ago- ness," ley: George to were reported the justice of the supreme have tu "el and it live Fa- ifi' ci ast. par adedlug: ;is T. T. ParS H. w. of Radmall's P. death. Clark. Holman. result (Tnion Pacific system. Chicago; a number of his friends were urg- teen initiated were: Richard Stanley Fabian. that court nominee and then handed us a the for r eamp along training P. r.np.inies Langenhack-eThe scenes in the undertaking estab- go'.d brick by nominating passenger agent general his can did vy. "but Mr. Grant nu--at Johns, Itlrmham Coal .v. Lumber com- ley E. Jenson.E. William Basinger. a candidate : iug Main strict at 7 E. Union Pacific Railroad company. Oma lishment were sad in the extreme when of their own. right Andrew ! not Beveridge, Joseph he had that time oclarrd that l H 0 the would trap lug camp that ign George WPson: Dr. H. Smith, general at ha; George Harris "I am not opposing Mays for what he of the dead militiaman thorized the uso of his name. Yester pany; Howard M. Jones, Morrison, Mer- Bur hi dee. Monday morning m a open M. Morris. Heber tornev O. S. L. R. R. company; D. S. the friends Charles provo; Pyne. numoer 01 n & a A. P. House in Washington in going to the Demdid oi rill Co.; v tU the original schedule. the still jm. Su;;ar for time meeting; w.n held and after the looked Shaver, the The pro- day last upon S. A. O. C David Dr Provo: Smith. Hicks. agent su figure, clad in khaki uniform and with ocratic general passenger I am opposing him for Spencer, party. K. wiis led by C'pt. Giant's friends Lumber battalion visional Frank Li. C. L. Loseo, A. K. company; Manson. R. L. B. James Rosier. Bountiful; company; in he treated the Prowhich the lu issued, tiio following &tatoway B. S. Uo-- i as acting major. meeting across his L. O. breast. S. and of the Stars Hess. Bounti Bountiful: Lumber Arthur ierintendent Stripes company; transportation and the men committee county gressive The soldiers evoked ueiiera" admir-itto- niefit be is T. R. Bountiful: R. company. The train upon which the body ful: Ezra Hatch, N. George C. Chase, Parke-WarnLumoffice of for the him to One Satur a sent, candidate who am T George Mr.e h Congress. of mart th which Bount lie and E. visitors along B Mann. Bountiful; Todav Stable, to Salt Lake left Nogales day night during the 1914 campaign representa to forwarded Lake Salt lng of county sheriff subject ber of Frank u,e in front McLean, company; Morrison, tiful: Hubert C. Burton. terminated tives of the government will see Salt 2 Mr. Pchcppe called Mr. Moon and myof the training camp. Thtre they the will of tho coining Republican Merrill &. Co.; Richard Wheat. Eastern Lnwrence E. Ellison, Layton: Kaysville; Rufus A. Lake and Saltalr as guests of the rail shortly before o'clock. self to the headquarters and declared convention. countv .T. I formed in order of battalion front of An auto Salt Lake. Clear officials Adams fit road Mabey. Western Lumber company; Irvln I. Iayton; that he had to have $100 to pay tha If elected I will tlj my duty and enbe while the band plavel a stirring march. force the will Jo P. ride mobile Clearfield; given party. Payne.Holt. IS DEFERRED as an of- Iowery, Utah Lumber company; Carl D. field: M.George MEETING the laws; my record employees of the to headquarters, as they J.Iore than 200) people assembled in K. K. be will made Stef from Robert eastward start Holt. The seph Is a unless given threatened had in tills guarantee ficer quit community Rio Lumber Grande R. V. th of E. and A. company: when camp the Shufelt, headquarfrcnt and remained Watklns, Salt Lake training fensen. Washington, Wllley. was Mr. I will sent for and some money. Mays LumR. House T. K. Par C V' until the command of his promise. If nominated is over FricU Edward tone. Justice ters Shilton, SugarD. of Mark: 10,000 Illne Willcv. Postpones Joseph reached, point, starting to him was the headthat all to it explained support for Rio my ber William IT. been Oliver, company; traveled Anderson. John F. miles will have James returned to Fort Fouglas. 3 1." apmal Session. Hoard don Prove; to be had stand who paid. He citizens to employees and quarters M. Grande Lumber company; Walter st night people Announcement was mad Bowman. H. A. Smith, George G. Arm Due mainlv"of to the illness of Justice was asked for $100 and he refused to Pdrd. Morrison. Merrill & Co.: Harry M. strong-- M. J. Dixon. John of recruits for a clean .county regardless of poliE. that physical examinations Peters, the supreme court, the give it. He said he had not sought the E. Prick afftliatior.B. Tag gar t. S par House Lumber com- Robert Sebert: Swen O. N'ielson. F.iir-vle- Sanpete; T. L. Allen, Summit: S. E. J. for th training camp will begin this tical of the state board of pardons, nomination and that he did not propose T fel i nee rely grateful for support pany; Karl Tucker, Plngham Coal i D. IT. Major. A. H. Schulthess. Taylor, Rich; J. U. Eldredge, Jr., Og- meeting a', the hospital at Vorl I nfternoonwas scheduled to have been held yesterday, to pay any expenses. The money had and given, and hope Lumber company; Frederick C. Kauzler, Hugh J. Cannon. Arthur I. Thomas, den; K. N. White. Ben I Rich. W. J. was Ir promised reported aat the tra'ning already to be raised. Four of us gave $25 each T. vi postponed. convention. in Utaii the friends Lumber company. M. R. to H. B. C. Thomas find Zundel. J. J. at my hour last late Cco.tro Hull; Cnpnon, Young. Ix)we. camp headquirters he held some time and Mays sat there and would not A may atto meeting atthem was for which is B. this E. P. do to lhe F. The J. Merrill. Clark. Walters, meeting, a way largely Klenke, Otto next week. A. R: Barnes, attorney gen- even that amount. There was talkgive that large numbers of tecrnlis Robinson, Farmington; of right ' anformed to C. H. the Ivertended, Burton Jr.. Davis county; Asbridge, A. E. Harvey, preliminary had tend the primaries. be present. knifing him at the polls, but we shut to from outlying srctlons already numChristopher unable was also eral, to Membe held concatenation nual at A. H. Lund. Dr. F. E. Straun. Bingham; son, Joseph Christensen. Mrs. George while a on his . vacation. started for Fort lioualshad up that talk in a hurry. He may have phis, Tenn., September 9. After the It. T. Badger. I,eroy Kceies. Ogden: Sutherland. Mrs. L. C. Wolstenholme, He is in Idaho ninved. ber cf recruits already renbut sent be will you garden seeds. Patterson, and musical were the of program order S rituals O. C. O. E. 1. C. K. following If. Mrs. Mrs. Reir. concluded, Loofbourow. rummlnfs, come from the government Volunteers. MRS. APPELBAUM CAXUIDATK dered : YeMerdaj they musical and dancing numbers wero fur George S. T. CherC. Odell Zane Mrs. Burton, George Leatherwood, Margaret Tlngev. him anything, and that is vere March. Gloria Losey nished by the Misses Crsdg and Service John Mrs Rose Engilman Appelbaum of don't costthe Recruits secured ye- terday K. Hardv. Arthur J. Brown. A. N. dron, Mrs. Susa Y. Gates. Mrs. Edna reason you got them." before a candidate be Messrs. Service and Houghton. probably will and Salt l,ake, and Fred Sp ni.'h D.mce Caresses. . .Liechtenstein B. M. T'or.e. 7'"hes"e Lake Annie Mrs. Wells Allen ;roe:-.becSalt Mrs. Cannon, 'e,Knv; T. Sanford defended Mr. Mays. Allen . . .Rossini for convention Officers in charge were Thomas H. W. Thornley. Davis; John C. Cutler, Smith, L. 1 county Mrs. the I'ackard. John S. Jochhad, Harold Overture. William Tell William Republican Nephl Morris, Appel- He declared that to refuse Mr. Mays vice regent snark for Utah; Thomas Smart. Logan: H. E. Rooth, Mrs. Glen Sprv. of Ogden. Love Dance, from Mme. Sherry Hudson, K. Miller. Mrs. Louis R. Wells. the office of county clerk. ofMrs. I'lark and Wallace Drowning hands of the ProLake nomination at thesame Salt Ilcschna resident a been senior Charles lino r T. Utahf Mrs. Charles baum has Hoo; H. H. Rolann. John Murphy, the train The totalo of jnrolnnents Sevev, Jr., Grand; Mrs. J. B. Keeler. as declaring the the yvas T7. a served and Selected Hoo of Solo gressives number years Mrs. ejeorgvwas shown to be 756 at the Ham Hoo; Roy William Bailey. Millard: L. B. Wight. R. Mabey, Bountiful; James Clove, for a Merrill, junior lng cam fusion agreement off. He asked entire 11. Felt, liojum: II. M. Rhodes, scrive-potc."fr.. J Assistant Director Karl. uIiIlon.E. R. Callister. Krnest R. Wool number of years in the clerk's office. Charles T. Provo: Summit: Gottrell, cf the day. clfse matter that the delegates consider the II. W. Culbertson, Jabherwok; Wootton. Utah; William Seegmiller, ley, Clarence M. Cannon, A. B. Irvine, She is a member of the Woman's Rea concert which will be given Lxterpts from Rome and I . before reaching a. decision. fully W. 8 o'clock Gounni William Service casl.T-ation- ; W. C Horsley. Box Elder: Tliom-f- s E. Conway Ashton. J. D. Darman, F. II. publican club and a worker In the more at Kane: beginningFort Douglas at Imrlrig He then moved the convention to adresides with her daughter Lc.s e. arcanofer; YV. G. Rurton, curdon. FanUwSle. patriotic airs of two con Gaeficld: Lswretieo RiaoVptf, Rudy. H. M. Dinwoodey. Frank Evans, ranks. She i.vflrliif H t he inir.--i ?'v, V. artillery until next Saturday. street. South Seventh E. 611 C. journ U. S. A. at Davis. Moses arul .Rollinaon J. director. Morris and tai-d- , .Morrison, tinents Aagard. George Tope, Morgan; Juab; C ulrtyted by Armand Putz. tin 1 . nr 1 if. 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