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Show ,1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE., SATE IS JJJEIWi GUIDE I; DAY MOJLXlNU; Eev. William T. Ellia, war . and authority on condition In the Near East, who will speak tomorrow night. lirJO. TIIE IDEALS mining of Salt Lake, who died in Los Angeles yesterday. BT. :K j HETWOOD, , ' NEAR-EA- ST Desire for Nationalism Like That of United States Rules, Writer Says. FEBRUARY' 7. SELLER 11 f" ty . Intermountain Organization Occupants of Federa Trained Nurses Necessary to to Be Discussed at Meet Combat Disease Dr. Heights House Forced to Give Up Cash. ing Monday. Beatty Says. dealers who visit the twelfth annual Suit Lake automobile show, which opens In Bonneville pavilion Monday night, will have an pportynlty of helping to organize an hitermountaln organisation to be affiliated with the National Automobile Dealers association. Blue an' organization of Balt Lake dealers ceased to exist during the war, there has been a growing demand for an organization to embrace the whole region. The first etepe in thla direction were taken recently by Robert E. Manner of Ft. Louie, field eeoretary of the National Automobile ltealers association, when on a visit here. At that lime Mr. Msgner enlisted the aid of members of the natlonul association In Utah,- - Idaho and parte ef Wyoming end Nevada. At a meeting of members of the natlonul association held recently, Russel Richards of the Hyland Motor company of Balt Lake was appointed acting chairman to attend tu the details of porfocting the aasocla- - Correspondent to Speak on Plight of Tribune Out-of-t- Stricken Lands. Lack of' Caution Allows Woman to Escape and Spread Alarm. RobbetV -- Water-use- of Pahvant Ir r rigation Organization to Disincorporate. Difficulty Met in Marketing The report from the city hoard of health yesterday gave 111 caees of Influents from 11 oclock Thuraday morning to 11 o'clock Friday morning sad ten deaths from 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon until t o'clock Friday afternoon. The report tor the previous twenty-four hours gave 111 cases and eleven Bonds Responsible for Action. The Pahvant Irrigation district, oat deaths Ernest II. Ilill, secretary of the A peculiarity of the present epidemic Investment company, and hi of the first ia the state of Utah to take wife were held Rjp and robbed by three of Influenza tn Utah. Dr. T. B. Beatty, advantage of the law which waa pasted armed bandits, at t o'clock last night, of stato health commissioner, said yesterthe 1917 legislature, and amended by 805, In the home of Victor Youngberg, day, la that communities which last year in 1919, has decided to disincorporate, No. U South Wolcott avenue. The robescaped unscathed are this year bard and the petition for the dissolution of bers were prevented from completing the hit by the epidemic, although the morthe organization ia now being adverof the disease, tnete as elsewhere. search of the house for valuables when tality I low. Dr. Beatty yesterday Instanced tised. i'ie election will be held March Mrs. Hill managed to escape to a neighKanarra as an example. That com6. This action ia the result of what is bors house and notified the police. munity was not hard hit last year, acdeclared to be practically unanimous cording to the reports, but, out of a The men were partly under the Influaction on the part of water-user- i under population of IN) persona it was reence of liquor and were not cautloua In ported the project. yesterday that about 110 are ill conwas with tha influenza. their work. The leader, The reason assigned for the change 'There are no fatal cases in Kanarra of attitude on the part of the water-uaducting a search of the bouse while one said Dr. tion. of his companions guarded Mr. and Mrs. according to our report, of that part of Millard county, but that community well IlAt the same time delegatee were named 11111 and while the other kept watch out- Beatty, , is that difficulty hat been met in marlustrated the extreme need for a from all over the Intermountain territory side of the house in anticipation of surketing bonds. Tha district had purto meet at tho Newhouse hotel Monday, prise. called hie comrades to him In tlie trained nurse there. It has no trained chased 15,000 shares, or 30,000 acre-fee- t nurse, no adequate organization of such tho opening day of the show, to draw up a kitchen, allowing Mrs. H1U opportunity volunteer assistance as might be availof water, from the Sevier River Land constitution. At the meeting Monday to leave. lie. fifteen within there wilt be two delegatee from Balt k Water company, and has given in Mr. lilll bad answered the supimone able. and no physician tnllee. The distance o that Ixike and twenty-twat to phsic!ans from different parte of the front door-be- ll and was met with are too its bond to the amount of It ia such a relief," he said yesterpayment near home the of L'tali. Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada, at busy give the revolvers of two of the men. None 111,050,000, a rate of 870 per share, or to bo hero in America where like to Kanarra. day, according to Mr. Richard. was masked and all were shabbily dressed. attention Isthey would The Sevier River $35 per acre-fooon town where a trained Here Wednesday evening the annual dealers When Mrs. Hill appeared in the front there is no starvation, where tho people banquet, at which all visiting dealers will hall vi ay to ascertain tha trouble, she, too, nurse might answer tha call of sickness Salt Laker Succumbs in Lot company, however, found that it could are not at war, where there is peace and and accomplish a great deal of good. be guests of the Balt Lake men, will be was covered not market these bonds without suf by the robbers' revolver. ' plenty, after these years I have spen Fines the cases are mild, she could taka held at the Hotel Utah. . It ia planned fering a heavy discount, it waa exand of the situation yet, then to charge herself; ordiscuss of the the Robbers Take Flight. objects plained by Prank Kimball, president of in the devastated parts of tho world. (National Committee Plans ganization In order that Angeles Hospital of with one-ha- lf of the population ill, there all may be given tho company, yesterday. In the meanOn returning to stand guard in the Is extreme need for Just that sort of an opportunity to Join it. I am simply taking advantage of an optime the farmer found that the bonds Tina la but one of the many attractions front part of the houae, one robber ar- assistance. In order to prevent more sebe- . Pneumonia. to and see America to Utahns to Mrs. rious Outlined portunity acted as a first mortgage against their consequences by Offered dealera by the auto rived at the door just In time to see There is considerable call for physishow, according to J. R. Hall, publicity Hill enter a neighbors home. He gave come acquainted with its problems, property, and rendered the negotiating man for the dealers banquet committee. alarm to his companions and they cians in some communities. Sclpio, like the of additional loans on the property fled. Detective Lester K. Wire answerejl "Even though we didn't have anything Kanarra, ia another example of the Regional Director. America la JdeaL Word wa received in Salt Lake yesthe call, but a search of the neighborhood many communities in Utah where the good as a brand-nedealers' organizadisease Is much more prevalent now than terday of Iho death at Los Angeles, The most important thing America tion to offer, the banquet would be worth was fruitless. Farmers to Decide. was time It last is at to year, according tbs trip to the show in Itself." he said. Mr. and Mrs. Hill sere occupying the any can do for the world at present the health authorities. Dr. Beatty CaL, of B. T. Ilevwood of this eity, Albert Llndley, reglonadlrector of fl The decorations have been completely houae only temporarily In the absence of make sure of the stability of herown It has been decided, subject te the Dr. ble Samto send a physician. Amer-- 1 nances, and Edward H. Brown, regional I Installed In Bonneville pavilion, accord- - Mr. Youngberg and sere caring for the was widely known as a mining engineer in decision of the farmers interested at historic American principles. Because of uel lb Wolfa of Philadelphia, there. Dr. premises until hla return. Arizona. and ica is in a large sense responsible for I campaign director for the Republican na-- 1 I and Uie'fim workof the coming election, to dissolve the dishers on a visit to hla son, Utah, Nevada, California their temporary occupation, neither Mr. Wolfe was the turmoil of the Near Last, where her oonR committee, met last night at the will begin some time today, James H. Wolfe, assistant attorney genMr. Heywood wa the only son of the trict, cancel the bonds issued, and to Hill nor Mr, lilll had their valuable w ar aims and her history have provided j I broke when He out the have the Sevier River company taka eral, "Thi epidemic work Is being done earlier than with them. On flrat entering the place d j.;eWrj10Ua hotel with Republicans of Utah his services both because he felt late United States Marshal B. B. the basis for the national asptraLona of as payment for its water, mortgages uual ,hl ear tn ordt''' the dealere the thieve deprived Mr. lilll of the keys offered of ttnd formulata ralslng ia to because he so. do and way" and Martha Tbornloy Haywood. against the land under the project and to see that tha to the premises, evidently In anticipation it his duty ? the peoples there. interested in the study of the disease and Ho waa 37 conduct of post opportunity and hub caps on the cere steering The war aims of the United States the funds necessary for may be of making a thorough search. years of ago. Death wa the water share. The company agrees to He was of this assigned region. recent The received have reports police presentation to swept Europe more thoroughly than the coming campaigns. Dr. Beatty says there are sevcaused Sclpio. following in- to take over, aeeording to Mr. Kimball, of homes pneumonia he the about aald. ng by persons ly populace, sneaking most Americans realjze. Russia herself j Henry Welsh, state chairman, presided all the obligationa incurred by the dison Federal Heights and the avenue, and eral other towns In the state calling for fluenza. started the first revolution, patterning at the meeting. Mr. Llnd'ey emphasised are inclined to believe the primary medical assistance. trict, Including construction of canals they inwith Mr. Heywood was stricken it after our own American revolution, I and bridges, and other expenses, and object Is the location of Intoxicants. necessity for making adequate prepsame results aratonl for th campaign and outlined Three youths were arrested early yesterfluenza about a, week ago in Arizona, will receive $8 per share for its water. aid hoping to attain the day morning after they are alleged to where he waa in the employ of a min The people of the district are taking have broken into the home of David ing company. His condition quickly be-a an option on an additional 5000 shares I PIftn Keith. gathering tne amounts re- America. of water, which, it ia believed, will came critical and he wa rushed to The home of R. W. Madsen, 674 East state or- In the ease of Russia, the Bolshe- - qutred. He asked t'.iat the a sufficient supply of water for South Temple street, was burglarised yeshospital at Loa Angeles. He never make for the ade vild managed to mislead, and the pres ganlsatlon make provision terday and four suits of men's clothing, rallied, and passed away early yester- all the irrigable lands of the Pahvant recognition of the women and the eat chaos resulted. But I believe that quate two a an automatic rifles, district. pistol, shotgun, day morning. young men of the party In their plana and a leather suitcase, a cameo ring, two Russia will find a way out and that activities. When farmer are able to make en Mr. Heywood waa born in Salt Lake dozen pairs of men's hose and a gold Mr. Brown told of the desire of the initial payment of $20 a share, the Seeventually she will have an American his of and received the greater part Enwere chain stolen. knife and watch government. party to make the contributions as largely education in Utah. He is survived by vier River company will take a morttrance wax made through the transom As it was with Russia, so with the representative of the party members his wife, formerly Mrs. Margaret Cam- gage on the water sold only. When a over a rear door. na under and said the that possible, smaller states in the Near East, where, Mrs. John down payment of $10 ia made. Interand one ac- eron, be could this Ilold-u- p prompted by the desire for a national- I complished. The on Second South. Daire Van Cott of this city. Ho was a est t the rate of 6 per cent will be na Pulmotor Revives which the quota JarRay jsiu patterned after the United States, While walking on Flrat West between nephew of Mayor John W. Thornley charged on water and land, aeeording to the small nations began their warfare the present arrangement. If no down First and Second South streets Thursday Committee to Be Appointed of Kaysville. 1 have seen the ilerd and the starved, Ury was announced aa $2UH, thla to be The body of Mr. Heywood will be payment at all is made, 8 per cent will night, three men described a being man, Overcome While the wrecks of citiej. ind villages wiped I In addition to the funds to be sought for embe charged the first year, or until the Mexicans robbed John Caveny, an Heybrought to Salt Lake by Mrs. to Inspect Possible Campout. There is more fighting there than the elate campaign. ployee of the salt works at Salduro, Utah, an aunt, farmer has money enough to pay the wood and Mrs. Jane in Bathroom. director will be of 11. 60. One oNjiie men exhibited a we know about, more than I A state campaign misery who were at the btMFide when death $10 per ahare. named within the next few days to direct razor. Detective C. A. Williams was Hi Americans can realize. and Flying Grounds. came. the ways and mean work of the party called to investigate the case. ing here. It was stated last night that, WMlc Burial will be in'Salt Lake or Kays-th- e Loan Funds Withdrawn! J. W. Robbins, No. S3 Fairmont apartVisits Many Countries. funeral several men are under consideration. But for bis presence of mind. Kay Jar- - ments, reported to the police yesterday ville. Arrangement for It was 'explained by Mr. Kimball I have traveled through Russia, none has been approached on the subject I ma" 19 that two tires had been removed from his be made, however, un- that in some instances it was believed not will services ars would of have been to was no announcement will he made for approval given yesterday Strong automobile It afternoon while through the Balkans, in Turkey, and and Thursday reaches this city; that the state or the federal farm loan men said to I asphyxiated by gas at was parked at 32$ South Seventh East the plan of obtaining for 8alt Lake a til the body through the Caucasus. Their troubles aeveraJ day. Among the bank would lend a sufficient amount W. Mont . o'clock last night at his brothers street. and field home, combined are manv, American relief has accom- be under consideration,and are aeronautical landing to the farmers to make the payment Erne.t Bam- U Roy Jarman 727 Fred Bollls, IS years of age, was arrest, MINING MAN retry. Harry Joseph UTAH a rBt Flnlt automobile at meeting plished much. ground, parking of ed $10 per share, if .the lands were yesterday by Detective Wire on a of 1 hope at the First Presbyterian when he was overcome while In charge Com-th- e Neither Mr. Llndley nor Mr. Brown I CALIFORNIAN the of the committee of In Is j WEDS held aeronautics petty" and cleared of the encumbrance created bv larceny bathroom. He saved hlmaelf by call-o- r church tomorrow night to tell of a would diecuMS possible party candidates Joe accused of stolen Jail, lap having bonds. Just what the effect of the city the members with merclal Bock, club, Mayor n or aid as he to feel the . .. . tiiat . began . . .. otner similar topics, saying robes from automobiles. they , greater part America has to play in action, just announced, withdrawing Special to The Tribune. work. I fevl of the gas. here purely on organisation these problems than simply the relief Sergeant C. W. Pitts arrested Nicholas funds from further farm loans will be, at the Com BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. t Th marhed tne Republi- - I The fumes of a gua heater In the Lopez. 21 years of age, a Mexican, as he 5?l5?i5 success Both for ye8tery predicted however." work, I bathroom Hood and of Salt Lake Vernon could not be foreseen by Mr. Kimball of had collected an Mr. half for riage hour cans in the coming campaign. from the rear of the Vermont emerged Dr. Ellis s experience in foreign af- Brown was of I while the victim Mias Josephine was In the room and building at noon Llndley, daughter here In the Interests of the but he said he believed that yesterday with a sack ha yesterday, fairs began in 1900 and 1907, when he Roosevelt memorial 8 only when he felt hla senses leav-whe I J of shoes on his shoulders. He waa flrst ' commlttee to Investigate suitable fields Judge and Mrs. Curtis R. Lindley, matter would soon be adjusted. campaign when I n taken place here. The ceremony waa at this toured the .world investigating social that he realised hi danger. The intercepted western regional director. ' Mr. Kimball declared yesterday that the Lindley home on Pacific avenue and the y The sale of tickets for the Lincoln door was flocked and as he fell Woolen Mills religious and political conditions for company he represents has received the guests were confined to the relacrashing it open, he. called to his on a charge of petty larceny. dinner, to be given by the Lincoln ward, syndicate of American newspapers. an offer from people of Leamington the probable cost of acquisition and main- tives of ths two families. for aid. Since that time he has traveled much club February 12 at the Hotel Utah, will brother the of tenance. mother Mrs. ,W. iA. Rood, and the vicinity for as high as $1990 The police were notified to bring a close Wednesday noon, according to an and has continued to write. He began announcement W. D. Rlbhel, secretary of th Utwh groom, came from fealt Lake City to a share for water, 4000 to made by the committee in pulmotor and Police Chauffeur R. J. bis career as a writer with the PhilaAutomobile association, wa present attend the wedding and is now a guest anil 5000 shares. Heupsaid between comState Thomas and Horace Patrolman Heath a ha been There that the charge yesterday. to urge upon th meeting that adequate at the Lindley home. Later she will re' delphia daily newspapers, was editor of heavy sale of plates to responded. Doctor S. G. Kahn and J. peodecision no had reached as to this pany C. .Nielson provision be matte thla summer fur a turn to her home In Plilladhlphla. were also called and tluS Prcsbytcrinu and other publications. ple, according to commltee members, who where wutOmoblye tourist The Llndley family is very prominent offer, because it still has some 5000 youth revived after ten minutes treat- Siieciai to The Tribune. He yesterday entertained PresbV' last night urged that Balt Lake RepubliI.camping place taken has bride mav acres in and of under find the land Point the Delta California its conveniences the and proper ment. His condition i not considered ter is n ministers of the city at a lunch- can make their reservation early. WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. Senator W. I facilities. He pointed out thap 1920 will an active interest in community affairs. canal and about 2500 acres under its Ticket are being sold at the Lincoln serious unless complications set In. eon in the Hotel Utah. Dt. Ellis will automo-senatII. tomorrow e for will active King go before thel probably be the record year for During the war she qualified .This la the third case In two month club headquarter on the mezzanine of Lynndyl project, the future needs committee and I bil touring In the west, and that, with work as a war nurse, but was unable to of speak to the Salt Lake Ministerial as- the Hotel ft . Tlngey at the where which it is under obligation to guard. Utaih, by A. gas from gas urge theappropriation - the addition to Zion national park, more go overseas. of bill his apadoption sociation Monday morning at 10:30 Utah Havings making heaters overcome has Its victims. Those proriations for the Ogden ordnance de- - I A Trust company and at Rood Is a mining engineer and minever will come through Salt than people o'clock at the First Methodist church, the Cuilen hotel. Robert L. Judd. 409 who were afjected are reported suffering pot aa an amendment to the urgent de- - I Lake en route to the many points of scenic ing expert, graduate of several technical COAL LAND HEARING church. Kearns building. Is in charge of the I onl "light inconvenience from their ex- ftciency bills passed by the house this interest In this vicinity, school and is Well known In mining Periences, sale. week. The house refused to incorpor-- 1 DELAYED TO MARCH Mayor Hock gave hi approval to the circles. He is manager of ths Utah News Suppressed. Fred C. Graham will direit the mual ate In for this said administratany and depot th that appropriation plan, Apex mine in Utah and' following a Mies Amelia MargettB, vo- - CAf T I AJfFR HI TPT bill which it paeaed, so Benator j tion will lend Its fullest city program. will ive there the go couple In regard to tho news which the Cal honeymoon cooperation trip 1 1 l I cal soloist; the American double quar- Because of delay In procuring will seek to have hla bill attached I wards ths establishment, of the landing to live. United States now gets from foreign tet and an orchestra under the'dlrection I I a nee of certain witnesses from AS sravavs a senate amendment. AUTO C uiLiLu asUnder field and the automobile parking place. it countries. Dr. Ellis said recently: of Rudolph Wohlmuth will provide enter- lm-000 Is made county and because, Mark P. Braffett, this bill 12,000. 1 Much interest was manifested at the ji Governments are not giving the taimnent. attorney, has withdrawn from the case, mediately available, and an additional II meeting In the combined project, and lt is S. J. THOMAS RESIGNS to The Tribune, Special of L, W. Governor coal land hearing between th state Iowa, the I world the facts. Before this indict 1,000,000 or as much thereof as neces- - expected that when the report of th Harding AS POLICE OFFICER the of Utah and Cyrus W. Shores before is authorized to be appropriated I vestlgatlng committee la mad aggressive mont all foreign offices stand nr principal speaker, will b greeted by a I OGDEN, Teb. S. Shirley Madsen. 23 I on if his of Guold Blakely of the United and. committee time a Madsen-permitsalesman age, arrival, later. the for to a Registrar secure be such jears will taken steps place raigned, our own state department inwill be taken for a sightseeing I Farrer Automobile company of Sait Lake, A delegation just arrived from Greece, I In ample time for the first of the airplane for three Htates generalg. office, has been continued Patrolman g. J. Thomas, cluded. Most of the news concerning I waa I Governor March until s the on about Senator called and city. o'clock today Harding I seriously injured at King and automobile arrivals this spring. years a chauffeur on the patrol wagon international affairs which affect trip here last August for the governors' The Pleasant Valley Coal rompany thanked him profusely for his interest I night, when an automobile he was driv of th police department, will turn in his and also America seems to come from Paris conference. the Ketchum Coal company-arIng to Salt Lake turned turtle upon the In their cause, and for sponsoring thel, O today to Chief of Police Jos- Interested in the caee aa intervebors. resignation sen-state 1 road Momentous and London. the resolution, American IlllNuJ J erdale, three miles south recently passed by effect Immeto take U,jriAjL.tO E. Burbldge jHtiv eph ate, voicing approval of the idea of ced- offcial reports of deep public in SALT LAKE ELKS WILL ofhere, it became known last night. sen waa found under the overturned Ing Thrace to Greece. ' TO BE BURIED TODAY diately, wa asked for two POSTMASTERS NAMED tcrest, like that of the Morgen His resignation automobile near the school i weeks ago, according to Mr. Thomas, to than commission to Poland, of the BINGHAM CAMP house by J. R. Johnson. Riverdale VISIT D. I,. Child and Jenfor Charles P. take effect February 15. Mr. Thomas FOR UTAH, WYOMING commission to Turkey, and John Child of Hooper. They brought the ALLEGED BANK BANDIT . Funeral services enter the nings, manager and secretary of the F. said last night, that he would of the Harbord commission to the CauA visit of Salt Lake Elks to Bin glia m unconscious man to the police station, of an automomechanical who W. died Gardlnef department company, IN OREGON! STAY MUST Printing in Washing- Canyon ha been arranged for February from which place he was taken to the casus, are pigeon-holeSpecial to The Tribuae. Wednesday morning at San Francisco, bile company. 14. ton." The party will travel by special hospital. Madsen suffered injuries to Ins WASHINGTON, Feb. $. Th following will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow mornskull and is It limbs. . said. The train. "Red" That wounds As a remedy for this Dr. Ellis sugGross, alias Charles Lang-dalpostmasters have been appointed: ing at the Masonic temple, under the DESERTED WIFE SAYS will not is it believed. for in prove to Albert Halen, the fatal, Fort ' Duchesne, one been have Utah of alleged the Forty applicants membership of Wasatch lodge No. I, of which that there should be maingested will be initiated at a cereAccording to the police, Madsen had four robbers who held up the Sprlngville auspices vice G. A. Wilson, resigned. he was a member. tained in every capital of the world and B. P. toO. beE.conducted ' IN IS UTAH HUSBAND a toto In automobile in the bank, must remain Paige mining ramp brought Ogden Wvomlng George Barr. Tipperary, vie After the ritualistic ceremonies ths Oregon to answer in every other large news center, inde mony R. P. Barr, resigned; Mary A. Lashen, by authority of a special dispensa'loo day and delivered It to a customer. He for his crimes In Portland, was the de- body will be taken to Ogden, where sersalaried pendent, representatives of the from the grand exalted ruler of the order. took the old car as part of llie deal cision of th Portland authorities, accordvices will be conducted at the grave bv SAN FRANCISCO. Feb, 6. Arrested Areola, vice C. E. Sealer, resigned: Leslie American press who, in addition to Vic The regular ritual Is to be supplemented ing to word received In Balt Lake. Sher- - members of Ogden lodge No. 2, Knights of on a charge of passing a worthless M. E. Hanson, Kooi, vice P. II. Harrison, e Mr. Mefleen lives with : Is mother, Mrs. iff J. T. Williams of Provo, who went Pythias. and trained corre- by an a resigned. Initiation," it is said. Mr. Jennings waa a member of check, ing Mrs. Harriet committee In charge ii composed of Georg Swallow, at the Swallow apart- to Portland with extradition papers for I this lodge before transferring to Calanths-th- e bride of six months, broke downFide, at the spondents, shall be, first of all, native J. The V. In B. John A. of ments Lewis, Rhea, Salt Lake. It was reported purpose Raybould. returning Oroes to Utah, Myrtle lodge No. 1 at Salt Lake'. He city prison here today and told the poAmerican citizens. born, E. W. Kellv, John Btaub, Thomas Horner, early this Morning that he is making sathas left Portland on hlB way home. had been Identified with the Knights of lice that her husband, now somewhere Car! Smith, E. T. Bark and Fred K, isfactory recovery. With three other men, now aervlng Pythias for many years and was for- in Utah, and deserted her a few daya Life and Character Reading Wilson. Reservations for the trip are beIndeterminate sentences in the state pris- merly grand chancellor of Utah. Many after their marriage and that she needed been on, Gross Is alleged to have robbed the members of Calanthe-MyrtShe had medicine. ing made at the Elks' club. for lodge plan the money GAME OFFICIALS Mendenhall bank at Sprlngville of $18,000 to attend the services at Ogden, leaving FEBRUARY 7. In 111 health for several weeks and waa months ago. several 1! oclock. without funds. Lake Salt at On this date the planetary influence CITY COMMISSION TO MEETING DEFERRED i of Penns upon earth life Is very Important. It Is Venus who sends cooling and EXAMINE BOND BIDS The announcement wn made yesterday URGE UTAH SENATORS earth refreshing vibrations through a thharmonfrom the office of R. H. Biddoway. state life and favors all thing of The City commission is to meet at fish and game commissioner that the con ious nature. The Influence of Venus Is of fish and game commissioners 11 oclock this morning in recess ses- ferenr favorable to all whose birth planet is of the Rockv mountain Telegram recommending the passage I sion to receive from the city treasurer and wardens Uranus. which had been of called bill now states, the to meet in retirement Bierllng penda tabulation of bids recently received this Everything having to do with the city February 18. has been postponed Ing In th senate providing for federal progress of women and with women's on $ho7,.)0O worth of municipal bonds. Indefinitely. This wa decided on yester- employees, were sent last night by interests are favored by Venus and Luna. The bonds constitute tho unsold por- day by Mr. S.Udowav. 1n view of the Aerie No. 87 of the Fraternal Order of Women born on tnis date will acquire tion of last spring's public improve- health situation, and for the reaeon that Eagle to Senators WilUaru H. King arid TJEFORE the baffling mur-dhigh honor in ail imaginative work In siderable quant$y of rare perfume. T means of tha Impression of his ment bond issue of $2.0tX),00i. . The he has been unable, on account of slck-ne- Reed Smoot. was a week .old, art. literature and music. must also have Ills on own a A resolution his vanity, hand necespersonal to tne in th the wail, of gl burglar family, favoring commission passage' will The birthatone for this date I either determine the Smith, probably expert criminolosary attention to the preparation for tha the n ensure was endorsed by the lodge been satisfied, for he niade off with a who ransacked a house oil this morning whether any of the bids conference the opal or sapphire. gist, intruded upon n dinner It call for. the at that last weeklyr meeting regular nisht, The Want Ada today will be favorable bottle of finger nail polish, took half submitted are sufficiently satisfactory North Temple and First West Tha conference of gxme wardens of the following which the telegrams were sent I party one night, and anto bring out the best condition for evof ths contents of a jar of co d cream to of .ale the bonus streets United may of Mate senators bureau surthe of at tins the Thursday justify of Informing night, action biological nounced that among the with the home. and spilled face powder profusely. erything connected time. vey, which has been caiied to meet here the lodge. soon be under arrest. Although th Maids will do well to answer th Want seven person present, on Money and liquor, or whst could be tlie seme day. lias not been postponed, Into seemed Ada turned cash the In an hts was today. quickly, line, expert prowler had committed the murder, according to a telegram from Washington, DR. RUDOLPH main object of his search. He did not UTAH BAR MEMORIAL COFFEE received yesterday. one had seized the spoils. leaving no corner unsearched, he forHe pretake ciotnlng or silverware. I In the dark of the shaded rooms NEAR-EAS- T The guests gasped and shudhimself a supper prior to his de- got pared ON TALKS SERVICES POSTPONED A on to erase his signature leaving. dered and -- looked at each rartur, but neglected to wash tha THREE GAIN DIVORCES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING calaomlned wall formed light ether, wondering th reswig place for the telltale finTha ownem cf tha hot? happened Rilolph Coffee of th Temple Judea annoubeed yesterPostponement IN DISTRICT COURT of tfjiChicago, . BATE. at th to ba away, but tha telltale hnudw la spoke last night ger prints, and detective yesterday day afternoon of the planned memorial B nai on Israel Ah th clue were "The Temple of Near East aear4?h Its clock o?t the above tha opinion might wall, services for members of the Utah bar FFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 19. Three Interlocutory decrees of flu ore Relief lend te th intruder' arrest. lr. Coffee described condition topped tha old tlmepie. showing tha who have died recent v. wue Th night prowier werred to be of Judea W. H. tn Armen.a and Assyria and outlined the exact lima of hla entrance. A foot yeeierda 'v 15 cents per line first Insertion and The services were to have been held Brain grankd of the Third dmtrlct court. need for relief tn tho. devastated counth gallant type, for he did not touch TO, tent per lln each consecutive print outaMe the rear rebar window, A new Blue Ribbon Mystery this morning beginning at 19 o'clock, leittie Mosby m accorded a decree tries. anv of th Jcwiry belonging to th through whUh the provwer made hie Insert ton from Henrv Mnanv. T. A. i has Coffee served in Alfred for hla Dr. of houae. aa room a the C. of took the court la P. alee aa Is but mistress many years entrance, J idge Uvaos, If not con.ecuttv Story by Wtlikm John.iou Insertion, ala, from rvrohne Frances pt.n bridge In various phases of Jewish relief work, tha utth with Ita Initials. The ocvengeance on her husband, confiscatin the ( ity and f ottnty building, incents per line each Insertion. begins in amt M.ttie L. Iteusted from George A having been superintendent of the Jewof the houa ara content that ing a valuable gold watch. $1 W per Un. month. cupant tbe Hy ability of many of the member of the Heueted, first two on gojjui of ish orrharsge In Ve v York and mor Hla taste, also seemed to be only their lsjfor waa cf eur j an artlatie Tne lines minimum spec. bar to attend at t. i time occasioned dewtion the for the beer, for, tn search of ferhead of the Jewish social .civ- rature and of auch Individual and tar ai,0 pbe thril ou ground of lat-- !y 2 the postponement, which is lodchaite. b mented beverages, ice work lu Chicago. drank a con taateg. The Eev. William T. Ellis, war cor respondent and writer on International question! of the da", whose articles have appeared in The Tribune, arrived in Salt Lake yesterday for a brief visit. Dr. Ellia has but recently returned from the Near East, whence he aent the stories of the plight of the small na tion just now eoming into being there, Dr. Ellis will speak tomorrow night at 8 oclock at tho First Presbyterian church, and will discuss Americas duty in the present situation, particularly as regards the small nations of the Far Last. The meeting will be interdenora national and will be open to the pub Inter-mounta- in inter-niounta- ln er t. w Hey-woo- ,n ' tSAi tEtA fr P" half-siste- carbon-monoxi- I as for-da- A ,y caibon-monoxt- I r""1 API7FS Lxi - s, e fc-- lx King-Cran- e e. broad-calibero- "old-tim- d true-to-typ- e ls to support measurf I Robber Quaffs Perfume as Digestant With Stolen Meal I er tlrd I I Plan-brid- Tomorrows Tribune 4 3 |