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Show - ' ' . , - - - . ' 'r ' , BIACKHANDIIOAX EXC1TESFAMILY11 - - , - - - --- - JUNE 26 .1913 NEWS TITURSDAY , DESEI1ET EVENING corner of Second South ,and Seventh ' PAYINS IN SOUTHEAST I East street& , DETEC.TIV.ES WAtCH ALL NIGHT. . Detectives on Tuesday night were 'To 8 BE BECIIN AT ONCE at the in the Ziegttreeterthei Eaintreirt anli ' at the --''' ' Second South streets; Detective W. C. Zee's; First South and Seventh Viet City (vomit40n Authorizes Intprove streets; Detective Moroni Gillespie. Sec, meatMaterial to be iCtsta Deend South and Sixth Rork Asphalt. EasirdstSouth and Et tective IL beaver. ' Seventh Lent streets: Drtertive He'rbert At the request of the shutting prover- Leichter. on Lighth Eaet etreet. between Second and Third Pout ty owners. and on the recommendation streets. Detective Cleveland and Inspec- hI of Ric hard P. Morris, commissioner of tor McGhee remained ' im.d streets end public improvements. the serwe the street trona thee gine. I com this morning decided It rained conetantly during the night 11.tYproceed.mtssion SI once with the paving of and although a bag. containing washers . to Princeton and from Ewe,. yste,arenues had been put In the proper place, at to Thirteenth East streets and eRilet)r LSO o'clock by Mr. Fowles. not enth a person of a suepicious nature was Eleventh East street from Princeton avenue. Under a proposition seen all 'night- - The. detectives were to Yale i to the city commission by waked to the skirt by the driving storm. submitted but remained at their poets until g. the property owners. the city Ira! have lf street for to pay but one and oclock yesterday morning. . . mtensectious. to cost according to the estimate of the city engineer. about rt:AUTO TURNS Tmatz., 2S. , At the rawest of the property owners .......,.. the specifications will call for Pour PassengeOs Zrarrowly Escape theA ime of Utahofrock asphalt. delegation property owners front Death In Amidmt. the southeastern part of the city waited . - - I . upon the commission to ask that Elev,.., to A small automobile, enth ifor street front Tbtelfth Thig 1,51...81.1.1ra.vh .. owned and driven by Lou Reeds, of property d oss. Logs, turned myrtle at sihird flonth ere in thircass offer to Oro and State etrt4to at 11:20 oclock this to cover the coed of the intertseetions. providing cost does not exceed $teed. morning, nod four occupants of the The matter was referred to the street machine narrowly beibg commissioner and the city engineer to escaped . ascertain the cost. crushed to death. adopted the plans for Xhoee in the machine were Mr. The commission SWAMIS erected be to 001711tort two the Reese. W. E. Preach, of Pocatee107,1;od... the street at the littertection of 'Billy". Burke. of this tiff and Putt State street and Third South. The two Wirbie1', -141 treat South Temp a one for men and the other for ' street. 'stations, will cost U.000 each. The Reese. was driving the machine eordeewas authorlzed to advertise for down State street at a high Tate of I bids on the work. speed,. end le began to tut figure ire On Motion of Commissioner Henri 10,1ront of a street car., when the:or. Lawrence, toe commimion decided automobile suddenly skidded, the tire to selP the eerieu of the new revised catching on the ear rails and the ma- - ordinanceraor It each for the buckram ehinc turned eompiotely over. pinning indu1.err S3 each for toper binding. all but Burke under the machine. St'Ychter was rendered' 11113011Be101111 or KILS. 'HOWARD. anti was carried. Into the Moe ofts,47 physician. He suffered eevere brut. and FfwnVi Retident et Twentieth Ward slight concussion of The Prench was taken to the mere, taratees Away in Proseery hospital. Where It wimp found bel 61 e-had suffered two broken nbe on the (Special to The News.1 right side. He ta attended by Dr. Reward John R. Prose. June Hardie Lynch. Reese and Burke eothis morning al the Provo caved seth etight, bruises, but the of...Sacidg-dig- t bad recently was wracked and later general hospital automobt Sha undergone an operadon for cancer. dr&,gedJ6 polies headquarters. 4n Derbyshire. England. 00 rung20 was placed under arrest by was born came to Utah when about and twat ago. on the charge years of age. She formerly Heed in the 2::ttlig Armstrong the speed ordinance. Twentieth ward. halt Lake City, and the funerremains will be taken there for the Mrs Howard leaves a al and burial. y DEAD ON SIDEWALK. children. six and husband ,..rirM...rrIMPEMr:rn011OPMEOMPW . -- . , - , b - - Letter Demanding Dreadful Threat . , , - Gold, ' With , , Refused, Hallorans Received .. by . . . - DETECTIVES WATCH . GATE - - . , . Get Drenitied ht All Night bt Telephone . - 'Vsages 'known Vis11. rn. . one-ha- ,. , , ' '' 0 0 , i What bee seemingly been beak owed by friendly Ltractical jokers upon NV- Bowles and Ruel kir. and Era L. Halloran haa tome to light A oatlutiFidletter, threatening ;jai lives .or the familr.the demand for $tew in gem, and the lying in wan or half a dozen detectives during a rainy night were 'some of the features of the joke. Mot long ago a letter was received at the eke of Halloran-Judg- e Lean at Tout company. addreased,to W. J. Halloran. Mr. Halloran is at present tourist through Europe and the letter was evened by his son R. G. Halloran. It ' contained in tembedetore the threat: $1,000 in gold by the gate post riot later than Atme tre. er wg wIllkiII ad of your family" Th letter was odirtied,. by Nicholas Antonio. J. L. Nasagetair and Erick Mordents, and contemn' a roughly drawn diagram of the vicinity of the Ilanolan reigiv'oPee 71.7 east Serried South street The diagrams merited the gate where the money eras to be left The letter was reoeived last Thursday morning. and following that Mrs. Bowles daughter of Mrs. Ha !toren. and who is occupying the Halloran residence. began receiving telephone uses from unknown voices asking if the letter had been recetved. A consultation was held and Attor. :BIC WALT NI,4,4" . tet-..nst. itill,); 0103 (FOB THE DESERET NEWS). -' , - r" 0 0' , 11 7 s till littere4 is, tne sward. And then my eiehbor's yellow. pup takes up the weird .refrain, and i ...: piltb the midnight down and up with his romantic ,.. ,.. , . ain. HI ha, a votte , ,,... v, ,t.,4A tetito..4,:e move s the so ul; as I love Art, iit isn't strange "ik .0 I to,,s Itom chitnk 1,.....1.of coal. Anil when the so Or ; simmer dotrn, anti needed slumber thkea, a silence :broods upon the tnem fur maybe :Reven And then the espy rooster brings his message ekar and ihrill;I ; he rises on his roost and sings The Sword of Bunker BM." Ah me, the eneIrr he throws into strain! I feel it clear dnwn m my Inei,. and the,n back to my hiain- - I'd like to hand him. pretty quick, a no,ezai-- th:its in style; alas, a man can't throw a brick fot more than haif a ni.le'. - , ' t( -- blo.-uct- r" I , . . ''F .1 4S - 1- ' ,- . ;lampovieti. wet bi- Three :4 MASA CeN41714,-- I ' - PASSINS run TRAIL BOND -- ? 1 GROWING. 4)1f -- t' t. 4..... 41) 1 kitIN ' 1P11 --- . 444., - , - gt oL , , I 4) , , . . 0 ea -- '4 -- i , ' ', go i ,, ' .40 ! tub-scrib-es 40 - I) - . . e 0 suimpis 2le value tor Ile : 1 , each. . t 4 ' 1 i', r 11. trf YOU , ' '' - - , 1 : ; II . , , , , 1 - , I .,,, BELDEN. P. WILLIAM ,, , r a' , - ,i '. , OR DO YOU WISHTOFIGURE ' ONLY AS A ' T AIL USE II: - litt A ' I r 0 , .. - ' 1 V ' - . ''''.0 ' ' - ";11 ei 7 -- . It. ;.. '.;t4:; . , ''' , V a..4. 0 9. , ' :The handsomest shbes wad the coolest shod ever made for the old summer time. , ' We desire to call Epecial. atten' , , . Stores, Salt Lake and Ogden ' . . t ' t , ,w f 1 kip i : , t.'; 14 ' ' ... 4 , - . . . f4 - C71 ... ( ln '7OUTO ' - ,.... 4 ' ".--- ' - D. ill É a.. 4r,, ' - 4 -- , e ; t',. .,...., 'Wt. be amerites torpid liven glistritin piles. ditierhoos betels. ,1:2711, h4.1.re disease, akin Cerium. eczema. ocrefula. 1- 4 troubles. mrstmessese. ,ineereale. 7 A, .4 bladder Erosible, icibeetry, felney . trouble. ttl11.' ,t-,,- , i ii,e04ano. disease, diabetes. Wood''' IiitaiitOoo. droner. utilradrille ' 4 cxo'21"Ina. l't le, CCismiltation free by preoeating tido settee e et the Chinese tiara famitate 111 a Mal A meek apstairet Pboao Wasatch gtab Piaui liewsoltWoe . tAtirsitionnoW t '' 2 I , ' I . ', ; , i 1 'It . '1 ,1 I '1 1 I 4 f , 1 i I i i ,,I, ': 1 ';, I - ;J I 1 i ''f, ) .'l 4 4 I . I 'I L .! - 'r '' 1 '' 1,1; --I ; - 1 'I. t. 1 . f I ; i tr 1 - I ' 1 $ i 1 f : 1 1 1 1 - I til:i ti . ' The Great Country Newspaper of . This Section is the ... , i -- i, ' 11) , , 1 t . lnte's 10 i , ' N 2 Per Year , ' - , ,r, y M , .1 c 4 11 1- 1 . ', t " 1 , , , k Issued Mondays and 77turdays 01 . . c - 7 i - coostipetteas -4.,,,- : . LIAIII, SALT LAILE 1111. .. - C. , .., ,,, Ati - Lrx. ., , - , , ,,,,, .. od - TOO I . ; In - 1 dr4,..1!.... VICE ,t;,A!",:lilAilr'. : 1 I Midland Trail Funds Committee. , tion to our fitting service! Every, shoe we sell is fitted to the foot per-go' feetly by experienced fittersl ' Test our ability at correct fitting'. rog The labiate, are brief excerpts from tom of the many tomintoutele ohleb bare beim rreeinet from forever 'efferent 444 that tilt. T.4,1, HEDDAs trr. lAwm. 114 W. Broadway . ' (Juno 6, Iiitit,Tbitteen years age I began to se bothered by bronchitis and kidney trouble. et olden developed tritbin a short ..6.,,, time to caterra of the stomacie IIMirey , p, ,,.. btadtter trouble romplicated mat. trouble sod -tt4.i teremol I grew moodily worse. until t bed to bancien omit altogether Ulna yews ago6 ' Vutil I investigated the Tee roe Lan Chimoo herb treatment I Woad spent more than , Sea on tinztttort :,Ittel striSeineo in thts tad t nothing reticent me, 11 I eta ' non to tallY that 4, gad tenement Mid Ommumnwm a ri ,a the ye. rev ,'1 lord), with t bed knetwo of It "Oar age .... 1 can two est onything I tab sad are gear ,g, ling etr"A, tr;lb-- ain't:Atte otll iltothat tottinrMak: C that iiti belt ILebe doctors hem yne. but none seemed &ale to give , I took treatment rells,f. !penitence donors. Tor two year I I from woo pronicalLy on invent. me paralysed ' .,1 timilder and , ft111. of 7.4- for ate to go &bout .a-4.,I monkhsitta Ehmrneve litteults i andto forr.eleres itt,erced'ent ,,..4,1t4.-,..oath 1 I II took seemed to melte. me worm Poo Lout. C. N. D.- - C.bineer 1.- !started the tee I. emoderrieed a t,r,..ot, t e,,, great relief 4,,,n tee,t,..-,t- , !the lim day, of the treatmeatt end have I ,sot certainly tharthrol 1 722:''t 47v1Provet, ottedily i'sr the benenta I have received front tato ;. LILO herb treatment aad Chinese rot ,,, e tildo e re tam gad to toil editors Of MY truism's moat enr.fees that ones t started treat-Me, The Toe Yoe.... I had but little faille IILon airiness web, have given ale alore'1". else I have tikes eus7disftkir , thtst, , ,I,-doting my years of theme' Caterrit. broacitial troubbe throat tremble. tough tabereateole or .,i,:,..,,,,,,..trou,e,. bcs,,t,:.....,4 bee lever. on&aria. ..... . - ?A 3 50 ',,,, t:i -- ' 6 , Original Chinese ,lbs Chinese Herb h'Ittl,,..,'",..11,:trait etreee, sentainl wen ;branch. 1111 $o. Moho These lisentelt IOW Iiirpelman oboe stem nt Hotel Utak. item Special appointments 1 a eta a. le p. la.; boaday Ma. mi. Dolly. I to I p. im; dpseaing. I to 2 licittek. 7A . . - 1 , - - r y0.., , ,,,,,,. '4,1k . ) ,..., , the thanks of every citizen of the State of Utah. s stated by prominent persons, the Midland Trail will mean "more to the State of Utah than the carrying out of any other enterprise since .the completion of the Union Pacific railroad? The coming of the railway opened our isolated atate to settlement and developthent aided by homeseekers from the thickly populated east. The completion of the Midland Trail will further open the state to millions of admiring eyes and minions of perfectly good dollars. It is safe to assume that every motor car which makes the transcontinental journey over the great road will contain a person ready and willing to be converted to our belief in the Greater Utah and to back up his belief with a large bank roll. Sectionalism had entered into the construction of the Midland Trail lthrough Utah, unfortunately, and petty and useless squabbles over "ultimate routes" might have barred the work but for the UTAH spmrr. Building a suitable road through the southitstern counties is no child's play, and the handful of workers of that district, toiling tirelessly to open up the sparsely settled parts and encourage settlement and development, have been up against jt hard. at times, and are looking for a wee bit of tinanaal aid from the thickly populated Salt Lake ,district It will be supplied tvith your aid. Contributions are being received by Will G. Farrell, secretary of the Commercial Club, on behalf of the Midland Trail Funds Committee. Checks should be made payable to O. C. Beebe, vice president of the Salt Lake Commercial Club and trustee for the Midland Trail Funds Committee. ' Contributors are assured, through today's publication in this space, of the hearty thanks of the '1 - . ,,,,,: . Vt111120 . Our Special Oiler -- - 1 1 41 '.- 4'' '..N - -- ''.4i4 , , 'L 1 ..' , - 4-. , - - .44r1411.7kV - ' Sea Island Duck needs only washing to keep it spotless'. . , Our demonstrators will explain how to keep canvas and Nu Buck shoes . , . . pure white. . ,.;..01 :'Ar,111,44s4 . " Those who help build and perfect the Midland Trail, either through small contributions of Fioney or contributions of actual laboron the highway, will be entitled to ' . . The-whi-te . z ::: Chief Counsel ,Fee Dyfenss in ReievelVii Reeent Libel Suit.' V ; I .,1 it . ..,... t, , ., ' , t I .!::11 , 11777457Z1, .. . EJellw I, I, - TRAIL BUILDER? PRAISEYEEFOOLUN s'fttf''.':' , . ' .1' 1 i 1TA! E 41 . , v season ite , sure l , ' .42.9 lii . . - 11).' STATCEOanRdNBERROOAFDWAY , I , . net with made of plain 1 ' and dainty i .1' t leading shades in all the Chèrnisettes I - 1 - i A.,,,,,,. , Nevi . Ss.' W , - - :1 : ,', , .......; ' - . 40 . ' , - , - - for 60c. v.,ells '. , ot want a. pair o our White Shoes this - ''.-- V ' , ' OU 03 eillge-7 , , ' tilt . - Y. 11 , ...,.., l'St.. 4 I - - 8 $1.60 "cache for $100. t() Teeth day sees a large amber la the reception rooms of the 'Im Too Lata. C. 1 D.. SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS. Chinese Herb lestittite earl each day reveal' an incresatisi multitude of grateful people Record .ho have recovered from aintents trona 1 they have sought relief elsewhere is 17, to from the the report According Ilmny people write to the lomitale ha make leading book Pliers of the country regarding the Toe leo Len. C. H. the following are found to be the Chinese herb treatment. Pronalked by In testimonial beet sellers for May. from former sufferer which 1. The Judgment House. Parker gi.gs have been published in thee spate Irma Hose et testimonials thoessaada I. time. The a. The Amateur Gentleman. Far-nby Ye red Lee during the past St.401. lire on Ale at the Institute and years S. The Heart of the Hills. Fox. 31.35 to the inspection of all. They lefti MSS II 4. Stella Marie, Locke rigid ktvestigailaa. S. The Mating of Lydia, Ward. 11.16 81.25 S. The Penalty': Morris ,) , ... 6, ,,, DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE. . A I rib The Leading Book Concern. Main SL.whaeftalt ...,..oLake CUL Utah. . 1k A -"- w .. , Auto 0 . abOut-San- 111 . - , ' Handkerchiefs sheer; 20c; -- SALT LAKERS fi.P wine - ' - . ' in price auto veils in all shadeschemisettes with guimps initial handkerchiefs, dainty .and sheer, special prices for a few days. Initial r ,, - 4. - : j ,Three items reduced ' ty v dis- ,, Chairman Urges AuSomoblie' Dance's to Subecribta. 0111E111i (Ili' , Accessories 1 0 A . Specials in Dress , . - 11:- , bow-wo- w . . , count. Five tables fullarranged aecording to price. Many are samplesno two alike. Still a good assortment left from the Dress Salestill selling at half prices-7-- beautiful, correct styles and fabrics. that-marti- . VAISt S the dollaryou get them at the same - , ., i Store , - A purchase of 2000 beautiful waists A manufacturer's disposal at 50 cents on a o1. i I ( , -- N -- CHINESE HERBS . 11); - 1 j L). ,,,,, ' . . . .1 . irs. aid-ITh- e , ilb; Colrw.x..1. De p2,3;trrteltt s- In irder to make a good showing for .,,alt Lake in (omparison with the splendid efforts of emery and Report Are to the Effect That Nt 001, Cerbf.n counties in the way of subity of litgerf. Value the !s,rom!ons toward improvement of the M'Jiland Trail. this city ought to raise Boud Issue. SL nitip that it has done by today.- So s311 Pr. A Wherry, chairman , On noon the balloting today Up until the fwis enmnl1tt00. which is Iniv..hool bond election hadi terestirr the p,oploi of the city in the the special The amount raised thus been very I;ght. slthough it la un- Itv.ps.s aPPMPriaderstood a majority is votlng for the! tion intby the state-additional of Utah; $1.33A for issuance of the bonds. In the firatj Catb.di cOnoir; tier Jesse Knight, ti 'from Salt Lake City itiStric the. illaCe.rjr whichl kbd The In In the Board of Education room in' !automobile dealers and owners. ' the i.t.lan advocated committee.- the City & County butiding, only 421 E lk Dr. Wherry. by"is to I give per Cent votes had been cast at.13..30. Iof the price of the automibile you own. the It is not the place of the committee Meager reports received by ,Chuse around and met that each clerk from other districts indicates autornobilte owner in this city the voting Comparatively light. according to that plan and The tax payer3 are votng oti three l makes the trail a cure sucef se, but it S1 5a,000 to is . issue the duty of each citizen owning a propositione first, Worth of bonds to retire the old hond tar to subscribe immediately without issue of 1393. sccond. to issue bonds waiting to see what otherknre doing, TOT $100000 for the completion of the Then the trail would be an assured high swhool. aril third. to iSFUf bands ;success. OUTING IS POSTPONED. for $100,000 for the Jairchap. of school sites a n4 erection of' PARDON BOARD TO XEET. Owing to the inclement weather tha grrade buildings Granite stake Sunday school outing ,.,.0Mi1 The state board of pardons will meet which was scheduled to take place KOMI. BADLY CARPENTER In special session Priday in the smat Wandamece tomorroy boa been prerne eourtroom. when among other postpOUod. The Stinday school authTheodore 8 carpenter. aged things they will consider the petitions orities of that stake are now arrang,nf (din rickirtsd and Andy Bander years. 12 Bellevue avente. wav painfuling with the Wandamere management county jail for parole. Thetr ly hurt this mordng while laying a floor from the were for another day. Sunday schools conoffenses petit larceny and Vagcerned will be advised when the out- In the Federation block on south State rancy resneetively. the handle from street A hatchet take to is si,pped place. ing a ang 1.n from the floor above where Mr. Wilson was working. i nd struck him in Granite Stake S. S. Day at Wandamere the right cheek. The biadk or the hatichet given later. postponed. Date sank deeply into the flesh, severing an , Alweelissonad) to the emergency artery. He WI taken hospital. tither the wound was closed by ,c.4a Dr. Hardie Lynch, assistant eity was told of the occurrence and en with heart failure about 4 o'clock times called In. The Ma Morning in front of the Liberty portelhce department through lespectee theater on State street. threw up his L. H. McGhee took up the came et the bands and fell dead to the sidewalk. letter. Patrolman Marshall was walking his ' The Halleraft home is Immediately beet at the dine and saw tho man reel cam of the northeast corner of Seemed slightly and then throw up his hiindi rand fell. He rushed to the otricken South and Seventh Estit streets. The i man. but he was beyond human -In the Neckband gam" referred to body was removed to the establishment of Joseph inter is a gate to a driveway on Second Taylor and efforts are being South street between the corner and to leant something about the no first house south of the southeast man's reletions. ,.. 1Ceifki - 0113rien itt1 ll - then the police RMIIMPM Iv ! th.. - '11 ., - neys M. M. Warner and S. A. Matins lo 'Holmberg apparently about eve consulted- - Marshal James H. An-dol- 40 years of age. of Midvale wee strick- se ft: t01, '' , v their-note- -1- t 11; ,. . ' 5 , - 'Mist charming soumis, v:hen I'm in bed. the simmer midnight brings! , the spotted tomcat sings; he does not need trpon the, reef of yt)1.4.-rh. n.ittebook when thus his soul he vents; Itfi singe by ta!, and Meqtas look like twenty-seve- n tents-A. no .rnrif. is the tim,at's lay. and fraught with grief A ,3, p;.;n; he seems to mourn a vanished day when ' r illjf ;.,z.s not insane; his throbbing song of olden ways' I castiron throw so ....4- - -c' - .; 1 ktoke, a chotd, and , if ' . . SOUNDS . , ""-- - - ' I - - cvtiou'irneclinetrwtYottn. . r, S WEET- - -- - : . tI 1 ' . |
