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Show THE- - SALT. LAKE TRIBUNE, 24 j Northern Cities of Mrs, Mary F. Wall UTAHS MINING EXHIBIT AT COLISEUM, CHICAGO Convention Ends With the Adoption of Resolutions and Election of Officers. State Proviiioned Well r Near Sources of . Supply. . H definite figures are not yet available. estimates made by wholesale and retail food dealers and coal company officials show that tfie city can take care of lo cal demands for t lie necessities of life for ' a period of from four to sin months. The estimates were based on goods already in by truck storage and goods availableover , short hauling and transportation lines, which would not be affected by a . to The Tribune. 111., Oct. CHICAGO, ington; Work .Continues Circle Cliff Well. Resolutions adopted by the AmerlcanMlning congress convention at its final session today call for maintenance of the house schedules on mineral products In the tariff bill, for the addition of necessary schedules 4... and for the retention of the American Widow of the late Oolonef E. A. Wall, valuation feature. The valuation feature waa the subject who died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter In California. of considerable discussion in the resolution committee, but was adopteUnaoi-rnousl- y by the committee and by the con, 22. ventlon. The place for holdlng'next years convention will be fixed later by the board of dliectors. Prevailing opinion is that ""the directors will select either Milwaukee, Oiyveland, st. Louis or Kansas City.. The dlkiipaltlon le not to lake the convention far isorn the center of the country until the mining exposition held In connection with tbs convention hae become thoroughly established by another years x- perlence. Well Known Woman of Salt Lake Succumbs at Daughter's Home on Coast at Hunt ' Special In conformance t Drilling Resumed Very Favorable Comment strike. with a request made by President Joseph H. Pefrees Of the chamber of commerce of the .United States, the Salt Lake Commercial club this week will begin a complete survey of the food and fuel situation In Utah.' Fs In the absence of President I., B. fichismm,. who is Jn the east, I wl take up Hampton. vice president, the matter at the regular meeting of the Govboawi of governors Monday noon ernor Charles R. Mabey and Mayor C. Clarence Nealen will be Invited to meet with the board. Rig and Other Equipment After Shortly , Burned Dicovery of Gas Flow. Utah Exhibit Attracts Much Draws Attention and Survey of Food and Fuel Situation Will Be Made; Bins Well Filled. , Coal of the food and i, Preliminar) survey fuel situation1 here Indicate that Bait Lake and northern Ttah cl t tea are In aa good or better position to withstand hi serious tleup of railroads than any other locality of the entire United States, "While SUNDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 23,' 1921., By O. J. GRIMES. Probably the most Interesting development of the week that might have any bearing on the oil situation In Utah was a flow of gas encountered in the Midwest well near Farmington, New Mexico, In the "four corners region. The discovery wee attended by misfortune, however. In that the gas caught on fire and practically destroyed the rig and other equipment st the well. Reports from the camp yesterday indicated that the fire wae under control and practicalThe damage to equiply extinguished. ment Is estimated at about 520,000. The Farmington field Is about fifty miles south and a little east ot the Oil canyon test "of the Midwest company In Colorado, and probably around 100 miles southeast of the Juan field of Utah. The horizons tested In the Farmington field, however, are entirely different from those of either the McElmo or San Juan fleyls, where petroleum Is being sought in the In the Farmington field Pennsylvania. it Is the cretaceous that being explored, the same age aa the Huntington, Castle-dal- e and Crescent fields, In southeastern Utah. The gas flow at Farmington was encountered In the Mancos shale, probably near the top of the Dakota sandstone, at a depth of about 2385 feet. Me-El- X Resolutions Adopted The display of Utah mining industries In connection with the annual Mining congress at Chicago included pictures of mining plants, scenic views, specimens of ores for which the state is noted, and attractively arranged Information concerning the states resources. The display was the object of much attention on the part of delegates and visitors. In response to5 a request from Secretary Hoover, the con g res passed a resolution 1 providing for appointment of a committee to cooperate with the department of commerce In the production and distribution Foodstuffs Available. of minerals. Provision' for the committee Is an Indirect reply, also, to President While definite plans nave not been anNew Interest Aroused. create Harding request that nounced, Mr. Hampton said that it is a committee to work with the deportment Detailed Information prooaida that the woi it will be divided up concerning th In of distribution the production and among the various committee ot the character of the gas Is lacking, but the Mr. Mary F. Wali, widow of the coal. Other resolutions adopted follow: chib. A general committee, in all proba was fact that serious there fire from s Call for a conference betweeriWepresen-tatlveIt was would more ability, will be appointed and it will have late Colond E. A.' Wall, died yesterday it that than suggest of Great Britain, France "and the the assistance ot tne regular transporta- morning at the home of her daughter, a pocket such as was encountered by the a United for by ' Stales developing foul and committees. p'sn Ohio Oil : tion, sanitary company above the Perron In addition to having, a large supply Mrs. Clarence D. Lan?f, at Beverly Hills, which rates of exchange may be ebll-ise- d .sandstone In the Huntington test. It the 4h of food and fuel on hand, Balt Lake is Calif. Complications, followed by pneuflow is what might be termed Farmington lavored by we Memorialising congress to create a dehighways over the was the immediate cause of permaneent it certainly will arouse new of mine with a cabinet officer-- ) northern part of Utah and southern Idano monia, partment in Interest the possibilities of the Huntreceived advice to by death, according uter whlcn trucks can reacn points Inwhere several Appointment of committee to study-v- , ington, Caatledaie and Crescent fields, friend of the family in Balt mines, and placing of personal services of tne additional necessities are avaiTanie no bearing on conIt although may the chief of the tax division of the Amerevent of an emergency. The survey to Lake yesterday afternoon. Tintic fn Shipping Cost ditions in any of have the three. Attorney With Mrs. Wall at the time of death ican Mining congress at the disposal of v 06 conducted by the Commercial club will under is ' Drilling way at again include the number of trucks available were her daughters, Mr Lang, Mrs. L. tat mining organisations desiring expert and the hole le down about 2856 New Board Members on tax questions. fik. Robbers tor emergency purposes. A. Jeffs and Miss Enid Wall. la lit hard shale, which Two Information The feet. bit In the A preliminary survey of the past few other support of the congress Pledgjng may be the capping to the Dakota sandvr reduction daughters, Miss Alice and Miss speed of last Increases In days show that the flour mbls of Balt stone. been At Caatledaie work has Court. Coast Lake and Ogden are now In a position Olive Wall, are in the east. Mrs. Walt freight rates. Compensation suspended temporarily at a depth of a lo supply their local trade territory for a had not been well, according to her Calling on the national congress for a more 800 little while than the camp feet, oalt' Balt Lake friends, since the death of more complete Investigation of the Coloperiod of at least four months, is being made ready for winter and work warehouse men reported thst there Colonel Wall nearly two years ago. Be- rado river water power project. on well in the Hill Creek field la O. A, Murdoch, formerly district atA reduction of 31.25 per ton on steam beingtherushed. is a sufficient stock of canned goods, Utah the of sides five daughters, Mrs. Wall is surProviding for a set revision of the law whether The No report of progress on question-.InIn to erihble the those milk, vegetables and Hu its, to vived act mining engaged coal in has the Fifth to provides oonxptsnsation San of workmens Francisco torney the district, moving bay the Crescent Eagle well in the Crescent brother, Andrew Meyer, bya meet us ml demands for a period of and others to apply the necessary protection for t h e dependents of a man obtained from the judicial court a writ dustry since the middle received field been has Idaho cartwo Falls, Mrs, and announced supreme region, yesterday by the days. i Packing house officials stated that Catherine Uunuingham andsisters. principles of conservation; and further, killed by a robber, while theemployee la of the month, when the holer was down Mrs- - Louise thst mandamus ordering Governor slabey riers, promises to permit the Utah prod- aot little now lit' storage enough fresh the right be given to collect and engaged in an effort to protect his emthere 400 more feet and the Fer-ro- n than meat to supply Sa.t Lake four weeks Bulger, both of whom live in Califor- distribute Information to themselves and ployers property, and particularly if the into court, and with him H. E. Crockett, uct to once more begin successful comnot reached. and an a'ailaide supply of livestock nia. at the public concerning existing stocks, curbe to no definite hours has employee secretary of state, and Harvey rf. Cluff, petition with the coals which have flood- In Latest reports from the Midwest well within a radius of from thirty to forty Mrs. Wall was tt2 years of age, and, rent production and demand. work, will come before the Industrial McElmo canyon Is that the hole is miles to take care of orders from four to was a native of Ban Francisco. Bho was November 23 next. attorney generaL The three defendants ed the coast from Australia and Man- down 2445 feet with the Good ridge sand Utah in commission six month. Commlss on houses reported" a of the slate board of ex- churia. are ( Officers members th Reelected. for of commission the , calendar The late not of A flow of water the yet encountered. daughter Joseph and. that the potato situation is excellent and Catherine remainder of this month ajvd for next aminers. J. E. Light, general agent for the made It necessary to case at about 236J. Mover of that city. Accord- All officer were reelected for the ensuMurdoch owes that there are now enough In storage claims Mr. B. the sate that P, was fnade up yesterday by The Ohio well at Circle Cliffs la unSouthern Pacific company, announced the San month ing to information received- - here yes- ing year. They are: W. J. Lorlng, ' to meet local demands for sixty days. him 31HJ9.55 to reimburse him lor reduction, which was made on the ap- derstood to be down about 3000 feet, Daniel W. ' Went, Spry, reporter for the commission. for terday, interment will be in Los An- Francisco, president;. him amounts Mrs. meals is thatKof actually spent by ot ten of the largest producers without anything particularly encouragAmong the caaes set K. K. Doheny. Los AnFuel Situation Good. geles, at u dale to be set after word Philadelphia; lodging while district attorney,, and plication the state. While the mine ing, but drilling Is being continued. Work St. Elisabeth Westerdahl against th TtntlO and geles, and Thomas T. Brewster. In pursuance of his duties in such of- of coal inhad th&state and Standard company While wholesa e, retud and warehouse has been received from the two daughMining J. operators vice Louis, F, requested a reduction from on the Calnevllle test of the Ohio probCallbreath, presidents; Janufrom 1, until of in ,1917. fice, ters January the which the east. carries Insurance fund, men in Balt Lake generally are of the the present freight rate of 37.25 to a 35 ably will be resumed today or tomorrow. mjs Washington. D. C.. secretary. 1921. is Mrs. ary'!, Westerdahl ?j,he The in Wall home will be the he a that Sal seuous waa said by The cement was put down October 5 and reduction company. that on East basis, a Lake, sir The exposition closed tonight after opinion His qiaim for such reimbursement, he coal operators last made, itwill widow of John Westerdahl, manager egr undoubt- the crew given a vacation while th ceaverted, they expressed a teeliug that the South Temple street, has been closed night, day for attendance. The was to state board the asserts, presented wh at Dividend, the of company Immediate territory would not be benefit. fament set. The drillers returned to the mining prove for several months, the family having Utah state exhibit has attracted much very great of examiners, and by it definitely re edly store at the the in latter was killed saxes A. polnP D. affected fiorn four to six months gone to southern of the camp yesterday with the intention to rePierson, week manager vorable comment this and state the California of because He last. asserts .the when TUBf,d the 9, March of 1921, August,, Utah Fuel company, said last night 'that sume drilling today U conditions - were regardless ot a slrjky. 3helr estimate night - -- i was formally InVttsd tprfSv to placs an- on thewas W Justice of the claim, and its legality un- - the information held up by several robberA were based entirely' upon necessities, n i $Ir. Wall a health.-stole available yesterday in a favorable. other exhibit next year. "More than dian foland order " consideration for asks the law, as food Other cases set tor hearing are flash from California was that the new having been given to of this year's exhibitors have anto ' state board examiners the of atate recting at the will aixurles. being rate apply only on the steam or Utah Oil Has Trouble. Reclamation Meeting Will nounced their- intention to exhibit agals lows, the hearing the claim. Coal dealers estimate that 22 per sent Lake, unless otherwise men- - allowL bunker coal moved to San Francisco and The Carter Is next yevr. .gait , The-i- . state officials have In the , past reported to be making r mn-leand will be effective until , of Balt Lake residences have their well v4lijfl ef Be as a whole Next Month The Utah exhibit taken fbe position that district attorneys Oakland, fair progress on the Ban Rafael swell a. m , Ogden coal supply. Wober 26. There are now 16a,o0 June 1 of next year. balanced, and features the many nat-- , exto are to not hole about 1400 feet. The down but with the enticed mileage, tons of coal ln local yards Manse vs. Ogden City, tor death The estiagreement of the western carriers resources of the state In such a Is having trouble hoard or lodging Incurred toThe penses f The Western State Reclamation asso- ural mated consumption of the city during the reduce the coal rate was reached at a Utah Oil Refining still of Charles Mansql, policeman. to all visitors manner that practically on alawaTv.from whue The the Farnham test, home. mileage months of Not ember and Uecember i ciative. orgaailsed In Salt Lake tbo years tfie exhibit hall are attracted to It, and conference In Chicago. The railroads to with broken stems October 27. 10 a. m F. Anselmo, guard- lowed undeiLthe law is 6 cents mile had but attained a depth hold at last will per ago. another Novs. ) 5uU tons a uav. reports here It was stated that when which the coal operators had addressed Spring on the meeting of Interest to hold ian ot children of Frank Como. each finds 900 feet. Nothing definite has railroad, and 15 cents per mile their request and Coat company and state insurance off the supply on hand Is exhausted local vember 28 and SO, It is announced In a his attention.something who have apparently of about Canyon Mr. la Murdoch from the the suit heard Leonard been i lettet railroad received yesterday by Governor camp in can be replenished by utt.zxtto-united In the reduction are the Denver fund, for death- of Como. yards attempt &to itest the validity of that & Rio Grande Western, the Southern Pa- Salt Waah other than that the job of of trucks for hauling of fuel from the Midiey from Governor D. W. Davis of Exhibit Well Located. October 2. 10 a. m Tony Agresh vs. an J rule. in cellar has .Sebulder him been King laho, president of the association. The represent completed Wasatch and Summit county mines. the Union Paclfio, the Oregon Short cementing the Utah Fuel company, additional compensathe proceedings, gieference is made in cific, drilling is under way. There are three baloptleons on the tion for losa of toes. ; Information obtained from oil concerns organisation Includes a number of westUne, the Western Pacific and the Ulan andPractically - shows thst the citv has a four months ern suites which oiganlsed with the purpo drilling has been done is centrally located. Two 10 a. m. Bertollna Allegris, the pleadings to various sections of the railway. w space, whb-October 31, r by the Western Empire pic- - widow of Antonio Allegris, residing In statutes, one of wffyih reads in part: coal com ponies are as during the weekCoalville. The supply of fuel oil. a three months' sup- pose ofonconcentrating their forces In cons of the machines show twenty-fou- forty-eigPetroleum at Attention has attorneys txhall be deemed to follows: petitioning the passage of some reciama tures each. A third projects vs. Judge Mining and Smelting be .District American Fuel company, Cam ply of gasoline and a year's ttupph o? gres Italy, -. officers state salaries almost and,Lhetr tion measure on w.ceh an i.nim ambeen devoted and eron Coal company, Caroon Fuel comentirely to preparaThe company and Aetna Life Insurance comlubricants and paraffin. ; pictures, each three feet In diameter. as are well-osuch and n therein are ami tions for expenses the thus all provided winter, tiarseon--tnentthe defeat of show measure operations on Salt Lakes location avoiding the practically any pany, Independent Coal and Coke compictures It Is the intention all but suspended. account of diffusion of fnreea among known by the slate in the manner pany, Liberty Kjiei - company, mines In the state and include pany. sir mall route is another factor November 2. 11 a. m . Eureka May shall be paid peerless for to resume the of the of the payment measures an prescribed several scenes to management Judges Introduced. The enough underground conVey which will prove a convenience lo the drilling In oal company, Spring Canv.m Coal com-anwidow of Herman Traunt-vetconditions are favordistrict court, and thej, shall DHL providing $2&0,000,000 Standard-Co- al The Trauntveln, idea of the methods of operating. United March If weather vs. Tintte Milling company and the Ity in the event of a eerlotis strike. company. Is as same the down a for hole The is pruvVilert little more mileage small per nnt of Hn national credit foe the use of the coat mines, nmelters, concentrator plants Aetna Life Insurance company, for death States Fuel company and Utah Fuel com- able. 200 4 While a comparatively be as pany. than feet the mall is now transportoj oy plaits ignited States reclamation service, has ara also featured. View of some of of husband. 1 30 p. m. Henry Martin vs. Judges, and their salaries , In the Rosel region, at the north end provided, which mey shall coal producers In their requeat th the eapacliy will oe donoUd in event supported by many western states Utah a most picturesque scenic wondera Zuma Mining company, controversy In re hereinafter a rail tleup, according to word received j amce, re interspersed with telling effect. Two medical expense paid other than company take in lieu of all other corhpwpsation.'' pointed out that "With the retuVn of of Great Salt lake, the Leonora and the Knrh state may have as many delegates Illuminated That section is numbered 552, but something like normal water shipping Balt Lake Asphalt are drilling, but no hv Claron Nelson, stands containing tranupar physician. 2 p. m Matt Finn vs. Pinyon does manager of Wood- not provide any salary "hereinafter. H et fit at the meetings of the .ao- - ancea occupy places on either aide of one ward field, from department officials at conditions and under the present hlgn developments of starling character have Mining company and state fund, The salary limits are fixed in gv.ctlon freight rates on Utah coal These eight pictures Queen to the Pacific been reported. The Leonora was delayed of defendants. Washington. Additional planes for emer elation, it Isis provided in the constitution, of the baloptleons. on petition rehearing 5074, that Of Mr. Murdoch's district Bethe Week awaitn llmittd to ten votes Dele-- I show the stenes which the coast ports, th all water borne coals two or three day during of geney service are now in readmes at the but each 4, 9 30 a. m. Holy Cross hosNovember The $1500. temIn section see ing field. following Utah. The are rapidly supplying the markets of Oak- ing some extra lengths pipe to shut gates aie appointed by the governors of tourist expects to local pital vs. Dr. E. D. Hammond, nonpay"district and encountered at a depth of water that the respective states, Gove, nor Davis pi Bround, saltaii, the university, state ments off district San AsCoria judges Francisco, land, Portland, bills for compensation cases. "shad recetve is 130 understood that ah feet. It urges that great care be exercised In the i a pi ml. Bryce canvon, Natural Bridge mileage," at HRg and Seattle. Therefore this water borne about Strike Sentiment Expressed. November 7. 10 a. m, Joseph Buckley attorneys rates mentioned above, "for each milfe, coat will, selection of delegates, and save that ha and the "Hill at Bingham. unless we. receive immediate re- elaborate development program for th . vi. Utah Power end Light company, actually and necessarily Similar surve are to be main in a 4 himself In the lief from the Interested transportation been traveled outlined has district to by other Inplans conservative appoint claim for further compensation. oi ganizations elites having commercial of official duties men of sound wisdom, who do Comprehensive Story Told. narrow our marketing terests, but the work is not yet under lines, gradually 3, 10 a, m. John Zupano vs. performance next their November affiliated with tiie national chamber. business The section WAV. following provides: "ATI atsa, which condition will provo detriDresldent Defrees. in & message to the things, lather than men who seek pubThe center of the space is occupied Central Standard Mining company and state officers, except Tlie Hyland Oil A Refining compa.v otherwise mental not only to the Utah coal mines Aetna Life Insurance company,, rehearing specifically provided for,those Salt Lake Commercial emb . yesterday, licity merely. shall by a neat octagonal booth of artistic de- on more so has been organised for th purpose of to Yven the but Interested receive of for claim eyes. disability a said: In beehive. surmounted sign glided to by in their salaries, their ac-developing holdings In the Hill Creek November 9, 11 a. m., Brigham City-Ro- yal tualaddition Confident jour preparations well of the eight New the upper panels Mail. Schedule and necessary expenses whl.e travcountry. The company also has propto meet communitys necessities Frtsbey vs. Utah Power and Light eling in the aides colored transparencies of III ah , of in several other Utah and Wyoming official their performance erty event of railroad strike. Hope jou are disability. mines aTid scenery are mounted. On trtich company, claim for permanent Children Announced fields. The (organization is headed by November 10, 10 a. m. A. T. Groxdan-of- f duties." of four aides there is an Illuminated cabmaking this known to the public an taws above The have been io former State Senator John H. Wootton, quoted and wife vs. Utah Apex Mining federal government, a.so our condcmtia shelves draped with since 1901 In 1903 the legislature who also Is president of the HH1 Creek Air inn tl received in Salt Lake from the inet conta nlng two and Aetna Life Insurance company, effect ikm of this threatened defiance of, both east are which tm the colored silks displayed to a St another amerded section OU whose propprovide will arrive at 8 oclock In the mornRefining company,-oores and minerals of the death of Kd Apostol. constituted authority rn I economic wel- ing, instead of 31000 for district Judges, fixed A children' exhibition will be erty in Hill Creek the Caatledaie Oil of at 4 oclock, under a new representative pet November 11, 10 a. m. Louis Dakovlch, and tosalary and smelter products fare .entire nation. Fleas advise me schedule which nonmetalllcs, state, th must that be to la require pay judge drilling, The reported at the Wasatch school from 16 to company becomes effective tomorn Gne of preparation and action. large deceased, vs. United States Fuel com- all his expenses out of that amount. This held jour 4 30 o'clock FYklav. row, v'biron Nelson, manager of Wood- - being alsoIn show booth contains the Miss Etta Powers, well was reported spudded In almost two Numerous inquiries on Salt Lake an Illum- pany, to determine method of procedure. was amended In 1917 to provide that when the has been heard openings weeks but will ago, nothing In be of charge, m. 3d theohool, State treasurer United a a ment In the threatened strike are con- nmif inated map of the western United States 10 in the schoifl concerning the progress on the hole. judge served outside his own district, principal all of the hstriu.-turtained in messages, reeeive-u- t fed ,tQ thfrom he i luo iSitofflei the Mississippi river to the Pa- - States Fuel company, 3750 claim account he might draw expenses; and In 1919 this and need will be not be m8 Faure. from large eastern newspapers. The na,wmt,rnnK du!vw hi efrrier.1 const was further amended to provide "actual live pets,present, By means of an Ingenious (hath of Andrew onfething belonging to ture of the information wanted is fest bvi November 14. 10 a. m.Elisabeth Mul aruj necessary expenses" for a judge out-v- s the child. but ptaced below the map Salt Lake If manufactured, it must be County in . ,T.h "I11 be In indicated in the following elegram relorige, employer SUe as of ,,l1 g own county. Since that date the of oiwi their making, llablVlty 71,'ies for mining ae"'lt'te o the'co7nt7y. Painted ceived yesterday from a big New York pwlenee'bavlnr in sprained ankle. to ,lI0?c",la1' district judges have been paid all ex There win be rabbits; poultry, n nK I November 16. 1 P m daily: ner,- illustrative of Brjce tanyon and S'"!'1; lodging birds, cats, plantdogj t penses incurred for traveling, Pock Vr,HLy oft, many varieties, "Would highly anpreclate diapatch from likJ Christensen Wrrh in this home' rhown vH.Henry mea outslde s, bSLr their an(, count, homemade toys, sewing and cooking. tb.fcMng ?hn hi and the remaining two openings. The E. J. Groesbeck, county treasurer, has you at paoers expense, outlining your pothe afternoon during the winter season. whole Competent judges will tie ejected and received a aubpoena to appear aa a witsition on the threatened alrlke and on the The booth is painted In a pleasing comwill mail to secbe be for sent ribbons awarded in Huntsville, Ala, He waa ordered hv ness the first, east of isable-awhether It is adv question t. bination of grave and gold, - the accnlc in Rok Springs by- - train plane ond and third highest fupvery line of .to bring records of his office showing to let the men go out nrt force arrives at illuminated bv- means of i,ia time being portions In oek o't the endeavor. J. srecinl J. Huntington had never been that , evening, the Issue to a decision In the interest arrangeand blue lamps, thus heightening the The parents and also the general public the tax rolls as the owner of property on, having bten mart for the pouches red In of national prosperity and a settteneut ments Ita value and color and effect enhancing to tie to call invited " at for are the sohtyil and see Salt Lake county during the last three Immediate dtspaten attractiveness. prepared, of the rate ami wage issue be will Music fumlstasd exhibits. All messages are to be referred to the upon arrival In that city the by years. There are two tables on th apace, one students. Mi. Groesbeck does not know the naboard of governors for consideration beof which la occupied by coal samples, the ture of the charges In the suit ' in which fore replies are to be made, according Anna Sehp public visit these places of business 28, 10 a. m.-- Mr. a display of samNovember to devoted other being Cavalry Assigned is to be a witness. , he FUNERAL. will be whuh ing week, laundry visiting tq Mr. Hampton. Lake City, husband, John Seby. of gilsonlte, iron ore, coke, lime, October 24 to 29, inclusive. j observed Funeral sfgvices for Gustave gpitlbardt. injury. D. A. Russell ples stone, fluorite and carnotlte. A to large loss ot memory through laun-vs. that desire 10 In. of are hu.bs the Holland a Our 22 year Come and ro, James Yates They of age, will be held a 12.30 patrons November 38, mineral case is filled with ore samples Test for for themselves just how o'clock this afternoon at the Fore-U- Dale get yours now, Vogeler Reed Store. Imperial Lead Mining company and dries learn from the chief mining districts, the top of J pet ll lo The Tribune is handled in an I laundrv and Accident ) of will (Advertisement be London Utah ward Interment company, it Guaranty and onyx chapel ng samples carry, imqJty Idaho Announced WASHINGTON. Get 22 Under orders building stone, cerfiet.ry The body is at the Pari FAJ. compensation for disability to eye. of the war department today the r dingtort mortuary. 'Mr. Spitzbardt wae a potato, gpendld stock, io 1h to to f Tr tutM SCHOOL ATTENDANCE INCREASES. member of the Twentieth company. plftS, price right. Vogeler Seed Rtoro. (Adv.1 take siat'on cavalry Hknd. Fort Literature A. D. lr. was and killed Russell, tie In built Wyoming.,. aetlon post week. 22 Friends of Utah A civil service . WASHINGTON Oct. Attendance in Sa !t Lake schools up , marln, Descriptive literature Is so placed as to throughout those In attendance at September of this year exceeded during held November 22 to last France. ej.amjnatiottJvULhe those Interested In Chicago, and tennrrore of the Fifteenth rav- on fill the postmastership Child 2 commented of et Idaho Falls' the velue total . congress, the year G.N by a or xt-lfa touriat Mr. Head a service to the atate. Others Utah, either from milling and Character ' Reading DAUGHTER IS BORN. f i1!' karrisoiied only with a limited num- - In Idaho, which pays 33300 per annum. . city superintendent of schools, said alandpotnt, and the space Is always covaround the exhibit Miss Include Th following Idaho postmasters were The of ,r?op? cent was Mrs. Mr. per and teidey. 8. Morris punctuality 320 bv two attendants both day and 2. fa?'lroni ffJh Thirlnth ered Fioience Ware of Salt Lake, who planned 99 4, compared with 99.2 for the same Redwood place, announce the Atkins, appointedtoday: Don C. Reed, Baker, OCTOBER 23. Jjtrth of a night, these persons being fully converC. Stevenson prlod a year ago. ard J laced the art work; Mrs: ilargam' at Cross resource ,the Z:XGresvgned; the hospital. of Holy daughter and mate with she sant "the - famou writer Among of mines, who assisted inf regiment, of including bureau CaldwelL Cerro Grande, vice John Dolney the. all to answer Inquiries, headquarters. Is at Fort Clark, Texas No competent blrthtete I Molly Elliott Seawell, who the exhibtt, and was present collecting resigned; Melvin H. Rushton, Iona, vice orders more Is exhibit The have than been 23 I860. n receiving A its was btvn October issued regarding the yet L. B. Wilde, removed; Claude Fleming, quota of visitors, and Is the subject of of tip bureau's station at Ihe University j public (nan having this birthdate is former Swan Valley, vice I. M. Jonas, resigned. Infantry now at Fort Russell. much favorable comment and mention. of Vies President A. E. Stevenson. Utah, who supervised the collection end The arrangement of display is such that Peopled born on this date seldom ask LAUNDRY L, D. S. preparation of all the mineral and staVISITING WEEK Societies lavmen and mining men alike find someadvice and it is better to leave them ' of the tistical features exbbit. was and "WiM.be nationally observed October to them. This Interest condition to follow, &ut their own Ideas, They tfiust thing of the week. Professor F, W, Plan to Hold 24 to 29. was considered one of the prime factors there part head to their of liuitions, which are very keen the extension division The .JauVidry of Utah urge that the Reynolds, s in successfully staging an exhibtt and seldom dead them on a wrong track. who supervised collecit public come and see just how their launwas In chair a like Mr. to nature Various McCuteheon Chicago, presented arS city of Naturally energetic, ambitious, organizations practically, tion of the art and scenic features of the They ward Indf dry Is handled In s tjiodern by his father. Judge O. E. McCuteheon, generous arm inspired. Sr competing, to make theEnsign pendent of the mining Industry. They are bold laundry. It will be time well spent. McCuteheon today presented to lUchard attorney for Colonel Holmes, Those who contributed funds toward exhibit. r- to he given within a Oiiapodrtda and daring "irfe. all enterprises and stand xi carnival, c short time welcome. , Everybody of Salt Lake, grandeon of while seated In the chair In losses and iii (Adv.t one of the biggest events In the history the support of the exhibit may rest asK?thrT""w. Todav, ick better than any other : XI I', which th off 'heen Mr, Y onttg person- " Thd-- $SWen are sured that the affair has been a success all ot of the 'ward. Brigham- - '0UBS- - the My and n hoete-weLake, at ; was UH .buiL . , MISS MOOOK 1 thit AND Mr. ;,y remarked about be chair. considered It own may the Brigham years their ago Young memdere seek choose outlay and. the. i that requested their own Vay hvtnr tn ' MISS KifR, In -- tits office at Salt Lake. then told him that the chair compahions. flits ward who have any useful articles of ' In the light of an Investment rather than the exhibit throughout the week. , , When Colonel Edwin F. Holme, now had been the property of bis grand-fattiIs Venus and the formerly with Walkers Beauty shop, now a salable character The communicate with as an expenditure. Our Holland bulos are ip. Come and of Pasadena, and had been used by him In Balt sign Is governingjblanet doing residence work. Phone W as. 17U. eomo member of the Relief society at Calif., bought the property Libra. Tae blrthatone is an opal now. , r Seed Vogel; Store. get yours Belvedere. a Marcel as once. Comment Lake Amelia known a 116, Iatke Salt and number ofof at ago-ihis hair Favorable. Apt, or a diamond. palace years (Advertisement.) dress, 11.25; mareel and bob curt, yi 50, great deal of household furniture was fice. Mr. Young offered to buy the Hotels and restaurants will advertise , R. E. Head of the United States bureau General work below shop price. Switches, stored in the attic of the building. This chair end Mr. McCuteheon refused to through the Ads for Health and comes with. eatof vigor at the stationed through mines, 'a University of . Youll tike the foods served at the Fedand national bobs and curie ing Federal System of Bakeries Idaho Falls about twensell it, but presented it to him and had good results the coming week. help brought towhen Bale and Health Utah, supervised the Installation of the eral System of Bakeries Lunch Counters. was It crated and sent to him at his home exchanges of sutomwWIes made from your combings, was Coionel Holmes ago years ty (Adv.j Brat a . Want through (N., and (Adv.j exhibit at remained Try eating there today. Chicago (Adv.) operating large land interests Jiere. The in Salt Lake. Ad will receive wide. attention. . ASKEDDFSTATE Slaying of N -- Reduction Will Stimulate Operators to Enter Field. Manager Former District of Cites Raises Problem. Before Supreme Huitt-lngto- n, -- 1- , record-breaki- sen-uue- ly - three-fourt- cap-IhA'- Held Here 1 Mar-set- te . - ht al ft n, I 'L Smlth-MeXa- sU ! y, ! well-know- ifO-vld- Air h Wasatch School tor bait Lake oom-nar- toroid .y ,cstel, s .?" i at Treasurer Called Alabama Testify - ' j y I I rh. - , Unit Fort Postmastership Falls Pet Exhibition dur-ya.8- , - Thlr-tevn- th Idaho-Rilra- at . , ' -- Office Chair Used by Brigham Young Becomes Property of Salt Lake Grandson by Gift , Relief Carnival r' 1 . s well-know- r leir-retia- nt er - n W4 ear-muf- . S' - - fc. " |