Show - '4 J T' ' THE " - SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY MAY 26 1917 HERALD-REPUMCA- N ENGINE SPARK SETS HOME ON FIRE Special Circulation 2516 D i:r‘NOTICE i fy 'j The circulation and news departments of The Salt Lake in Ogden are located now in a new and modern office at 2516' Washington avenue— the Orphenm theatre block For the Ogden y correspondent or circulator call telephone No 915 as formerly Departmrat Wuklagtoa615arnae - - - Herald-Republic- Telephone Greenwell Correspondent Telephone 915 J - ? an $ UTAHNS BUY ' AD CLUB MEMBERS OGDEN GUARD AT SEND OUT SOS FOR WEARING APPAREL WAR STRENGTH Pretty Girls Aid in Recruiting Enthusiasm Rampant in Enlistment Campaign Special ’ to The SCHOOL BONDS Herald-Repnbllca- n Is $189026 Ogden : sT cspf Herald-Republica- n B of Ogden tonight attained the distinction of being the second troop in the state re-to reach war strength for when the cruiting campaign wrss concluded with a rush tonight the troop’s roster disclosed that the quota of 105 men had been obtained and there was one ap- left over He may find a place fdicant n the troop in the event some of the enlisted men are excluded after medical examination tomorrow night of the Troop K the newest troop men to state needs only eighteen for war reach the required quota Fourteen men presented themselves were for enlistment tonight and there wild scenes of enthusiasm as one after another the young men atqpped up and announced they wished to become affiliated with the local cavalry units The concluding features of the camMonday was a began paign which in which both troops the Ogparade den Home Guards and the Junior Home Guards took part These youngsters carried rakes hoes and shovels Inhave enlisted stead of guns for to till city gardens they some in Red Cross nurse Pretty girls rode in automobiles and uniforms the young men on the sidewalks urged school band to enlist The ITS OWN Special REM SHOP Ogden ta May The 25 ITersM-RepnbUca- n — When I D Coles to The May 25 —Through Special the estab- Ogden lishment of an automobile repair and machine shop at the rear of the central fire station city officers say a considbe saved thed city erable sum will the municipality-owne- municihaving through automobiles overhauled in the palPlans plant for the machine shop which dimensions of thirty-tw- o will have ground feet have been and forty-tw- o drawn by George Graves fire chief who will superintend its construction fire department By July 1 the Ogden motorized Chief will be completely Graves saystlt will be the first department in the state to abandon all horse-draw- n On the date equipment mentioned the powerful tractor for the truck will have arrived from lengthy Elmira About $1000 worth of machinery is to be purchased for the machine shops and Chief Graves Is seeking bids for this n to Tbe May 25 — “Residents Special Herald-Republica- of OgOgden den will make a vital mistake if they fail to vote for the Issuance of bonds for the reconstruction of the sewer system in Ogden” pr T B Beatty of the state board of health secretary said this afternoon after he had made an inspection of the city system and had gone over the territory to be included in the proposed Aew system system Is inade"Ogden’s present and a menace Health of the quate reasons arresidents and economical gue in favor of ' the carrying out of the city commission’s plans In the event a change is not mads in the system of disposition the state S resent oard of health must take some action against Ogden to procure better CHIEF WILL ENFORCE LIQUOR LAW Ogden Minor Iterns to The May 25 —Upon Special Ogden Special T Ogden Herald-Republica- n the recommen- dation of George Graves chief of the fire the city commission to the dismissal this1 department morning agreed W Hope from the fire department of Neither the chief nor city officers had any comment to make upon the release of Sir Hope whose period of service under the order May 27 at the expires conclusion of a ten days' leave of absence Failed to Provide— Says Husband Brown today brought suit Lillian for divorce from Golden C Brown to whom she was married in 1903 June 1 Farmington Davis county She failure to provide There are charges four children --Sam Hull Hull charged was arraigned with a Arraigned— crime statutory before Judge A W Agee Tuesday at 945 o'clock was the date set for him to enter a plea Field llay Wednesday— The sixth annual field of the North Weber stake Mutual dayImprovement associations will he held Wednesday May 30 men and young at Harrisville women from all Young of the stake will parts in a program which will participate Include athletic events a musical and literary program and a dancing party Finds Coyote II rood— Because Ellis M Wade aged 13 years a Pleasant View youth had the good fortune to find a nest containing five young coyotes near the Utah Hot Springs he is wealthier by $1260 today The boy took four of the live animals to the county clerk's office and received $250 for each of the quartet after the little He animals had been put to death sold the fifth to a North Ogden farmer for $250 This farmer will attempt to tame the coyote Sued for Cattle— Hallway the Southern Pacific --Charging that company caused the death of several head of stock at Connor’s Siding the Lindsay Land & Live Stock company of Ogden has brought suit against the company for the recovery of $545 The live stock company says the stock upon the tracks of the railway strayed and company several were killed or maimed when a locomotive ran Into the animals Red Cross Must Get Proceeds—' To the unethical use of the Red prevent Cross idea to draw patronage to places of amusement the Rev John Edward Carver president of the local Red Cross that general today chapter announced out notice has sent that headquarters no persons or organization may use the Red Cross appeal unless all net proceeds are turned over to Red Ct chapters to The May 25 Herald-Republica- n —Pursuant to the federal law which makes it unlawful to dispense intoxicants to United States soldiers or sailors in uniform Thomas anE Browning chief of police nounced today that under directions from the mayor he will have local dealers Informed that the law liquor must be obeyed Police officers say they know of saloon men several instances wherein refused to serve liquors to voluntarily enlisted men or officers in uniform and on one occasion called upon police to prevent a disturbance caused by such refusal Herald-Republica- n Ogden May 25 —Although police officers deputy sheriffs boy scouts and civilians have searched almost unceasDrew who disapingly for Mrs Janet road peared from her home on Canyon evening tonobody has found Tuesday clear up the mysany clew tending of her absence When the patrol-In- g tery of Ogden river failed to disclose she had been any evidence that drowned Sheriff H C Peterson today sent deputies into the foothills east of Ogden In the belief that perhaps the aged woman wandered in that n to The May 25 —Plans Ogden pro- est Herald-RepuMIc- Sermon— The Rev John Edward Carver of the church will deliver First Presbyteriansermon to the eighty-seve- n the baccalaureate of the Ogden High graduates school at his church Sunday evening Patriotic colors will be used to decorate the edifice and the graduates will occupy a special reserved section Senator Smoot Gives Support— In resent to Washply to the communication the “committee of 100“Sen-of by ington men of local evangelical churches ator Reed Smoot has telegraphed to Ogden that he will voteor for war-tim- e manufacture of the sale prohibition of Intoxicants or for any other form of national prohibition Crash —Struck Leg Broken in Auto as he was riding a by an automobile 63 years agedafternoon Swartfager this bicycle Ba Cbroken received leg He was taken to the Dee hospital- The J P Martin automobile was driven bynervous shock whose wife suffered a following the accident - BITE OF WOODTICK KILLS JOHN HOLLEY FAVOR ABOLISHING CREDIT BUSINESS to Tbs steak Flat bone steak Sirloin steak Short cut steaks Round steak Chuck steak roastT-bo- Herald-Republlea- uj Logtoy May 25 —If and the majority of Loganmerchants housewives nave their way business on a credit basis in this city will be eliminated according to MIndications Under of R Hovey secretary the leadership of tne Commercial club and merchants have been housewives interviewed on the matte and all favor the abolishment of the credit system HURT TRYING TO STOP RUNAWAYS Special CoaiviHe to Tbe May 26 es Herald-Republica- n — C Bayard Taylor with a painful accident while harrowing His team Wednesday ran and- in attempting to stop the away animals he was knocked “t down severely bruised FRANK NEWMAN Frank Newman manager of the Pan-tagtheatre who has been appointed director in chief of the big uniform of of Elks on the opening day parade June 5 anthe annual state convention nounced yesterday that arrangements are nearly completed The column will form in front of the Elks’ club on State street and the parade will begin at 130 p m It will march over the principal' streets of Salt Lake to Bonneville park where a ball game will be staged between Salt Lake team and Eureka lodges the to cross bats with a ninewinning representing the Park City lodge of Elks F W Wilson has been selected to assist Mr Newman in preparing the Salt Lake lodge of Elks for proper entrance into the parade on grounds that preparations for the parade have consumed much of the attention of the lodges of other cities in the state for weeks giving assurance of a good showing He was ing F AK Harris Edward Hansen Frank Larsen Wayne O Jeppson Aaron Jeppson and Joseph Reed are the new recruits who have enlisted in the Brigham cavalry troop since the reopening of the local recruiting office by Lieutenant Stark MARRIAGE LICENSES May 25 —Harold Steed 21 Farmington and Alice Wand 27 both of Farmington Earl T Tracey 22 and Irena 16 both of Ogden William Hinckly R Wade 24 and Ruth A Erickson 20 both of Salt Lake Chester T Davis 21 and Zina M Johnson 20 both of Salt Lake Walter B Burkerton RATE INCREASE IS ASSAILED BY BUREAU 21 5 - Herald-Republica- n THE END OF THE HIBERNATING PERIOD By BRIKKERHOFF 30 $ ne ! i 3d SO 26 30 20 174 174 20 20 33 25 15 15 15 15 22 08 25 08 n 1710 25 20 lbs Fresh watercress bunch 25 1710 i i 0 00 0O 20 Flank steaks Beef shanks lb 20 20 30 30 20 60 35 40 1210 25 50 s !0 o -loins I CO 30 30 20 20 12 O Alfalfa rcr cwt per cwt Timothy Corn per cwt Corn cracked per cwt Cornmeal per cwt Oats per cwt Oats rolled cwt rolled cwt Parley Wheat best cwt Wheat chicken cwt Shorts cwt Bran ctvt 40 22 50 50 60 25 22 15 15 80 30 25 O 10 - pork side Fancy bacon bacon sliced Fancy H C bacon side H C bacon sliced 0 27 35 Dry salt 'pork side Pickled pork Pickled pork sliced H C hams Fancy hams Sliced hams Ham hocks Boiled ham hocks Boiled ham whole Boiled ham sliced Sansage and Pressed All pork Half and half Hamburger Weiners 22 " 15 Flour High Patent cwt Grade cwt Straight Bakers’ No 1 cwt Graham per cwt GRANTSVILLE FIGHTS 30 30 25 25 25 20 15 26 50 43 45 35 40 274 274 30 28 30 45 174 174 40 50 221 22 i FOR CHEAPER LIGHT The dispute between th residents of Grantsville and the electric companv to the miix supplying- light and power nicipalits- will likely come before t!11 II public utilities commission Blood representing the eommisshir conducted a hearing at Grantsville but n conclusion yesterday reached Grantsville is asking for a rate of 10 cents per kilowatt hour w-- DELINQUENT NOTICE CHAMPION MIN-in- g & Milling company of216 S Main fice and place of business Principal — street Salt Lake City Utah Notice: There is delinquent upon the followon account of asdescribed 16st-cing of 4 of l per cent per sessment No share levied on the 20:n day of March 1917 the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective sharehold- ! 1 ers as follows: Cert No No Name Shares Am't Ham bologna Cervelat Metwurst Head cheese Jellied tongue Pressed corn beef Jellied corn beef Pressed chicken Pressed vea Pressed pigs’ feet Pickled pigs feet Raw vorn fi beef Deviled Ji zn Dried beef V eal loaf Miscellaneous Meats 5 s GOLD MOUNTAIN Liverwurst Blutwurst Salami sausage Kneckwurst Bologna Frankfurters I d 5-- 159 — Mrs James SpOOIl 191 — Cal Sly — 161 Mrs Laura Wother- a a a a Harris 1000 And in accordance with the law and an order of the board of ui rectors made on the 20th day ?f Mfii'-i- JS1T so many j shares of each took as parcel ofbe said j sold at pubmay be necessary office of the comlic auction at the 12 pany 216 S on -- - street Salt Lake 124 City the 11th day of May Utph 20 1917 at 2 p m of nay to pay de 20 thereon and exlinquentof csessxrcnts sole pense C R LONG Frcrelary 25 Gold Mountain Champirn Mining Scm‘ i v-i- -- cans Milk and Creai Fresh milk delivered qt Fresh milk over- counter per quart Babies’ special per qt Fresh cream per pint Whipping cream peF’pint Cheese Bismarck brick per lb Camembert each each Limbergcr New Yorx cream per lb Roquefort per lb - f s lb 12 25 30 Pork Pork 5 40 Rib pork chops Rib pork chops Legs pork Shoulder pork Fresh side pork Spare ribs feet Fresh pigs Loin of rib roast a 12 15 s r 30 30 35 Loin cutlets Rib veal chops French veal chops Shoulder veal chops Breast veal Neck veal veal Leg roast roast veal Rump Veal shanks per lb Vesl sweetbreads Calf liver Raw veal loaf Cooked veal loaf Mutton Loin mutton chops Rib mutton chops Whole shoulder mutton Shoulder mutton Neck mutton Breast mutton Shank mutton Leg mutton English mutton chops Lamb Loin lamb chops Rib lamb chops French lamb chops lamb chops English Crown roast lamb Shoulder lamb chops Whole shoulder lamb Breast lamb Neck lamb LiCst lamb Ilindquarter lamb Forequarter lamb Spinach lb3 Radishes bunches Ripe tomatoes lb Ugg plant lb Green lb Beets peek Fresh top beets (Cal) bunch 3 lbs Cabbage Red cabbavc lb Cal caullf'iiv-pBrussels outs lb New carrots bunch Carrots lb Parsnips bunch Cucumbers each California lettuce head French artichokes each Green onions bunch Dry onions lb Garlic lb Parsley 2 bunches Turnips bunch Turnips peck lb New potatoes Potatoes peck Sweet potatoes 2 lbs Cocoanuts each Almoi-dper 3b lb Peanuts Filberts (roasted) per lb Pecans per lb English walnuts lb Black walnuts lb Brazil nuts lb Horse chestnuts lb pei-por- Veal No 10 cans —John Holley BrighamofCity May Corlnne died yesterday at formerly at Almo Ida from his farm the effects of a wood tick bite The remains acwidow and a daughcompanied by thewere ter and friends brought to Brigham jr W WATSON APPOINTED Brigham City May 25 —J W Watson of the agricultural college extension has been appointed assistant county for Box Eldar county-tassist agent R H Stewart Agent 25 25 Round shoulder beef Chuck roast beef Cross riba beef Heel beef Rolled roast beef rib roast beef Standing beef Brisket Short ribs beef Neck beef Flank beef Rump roast beef Soup bone per lb No Herald-Republica- n 25 - Special Fruits - 20 ‘25 o 0 0 20 0 0 12 0 17 s 20 1 - to Tbe - o au — Tory - Special 25 —As a result of an Provo altercationMay with Police Officer James Snow last night Mrs H Vogel ‘ was summoned on a of an officer The charge case was assaulting held over until Saturday The trouble arose when the officer took' her son to one of the neighbors to straighten up a row over some rabbits and the woman force the officer to let the attempted to The case will probably be boy go 925 950 Apricots Cherries lb Cal Strawberries cup Cranberries lb Apples 3 lbs Bananas per dozen ’Lemons per doz Navel oranges dozen Smai! oranges doien Tangerines doz Grapefruit (Fla) each dozen Grapefruit 1 ineappies per lb Bunch raisins raisins lb Layer Dates per lb Dates per pkg Pkg Dried Pr figs lb Ripe olives qt Green olives(bulk) (bulk) qt Vegetables 3 lbs Asparagus Cal cucumbers each Cal gr£en rea® lb Utah hothouse rhubarb 2 from peck dropped “5 cents last week jumped back toNew cents on yesterday’s quotations are more plentiful and have potatoes in droppedto 10 price from 121 cents a pound on the marFresh apricots appeared are very scarce ket yesterday 25 The cents a pound Caland selling at disappearing strawberries areword ifornia from tne from the market The continue riswill markets is that theyUtah tne until strawberry in price ing is put upon the market A small drop In the priee of flour was noted in yesterday s quotations Patent flour is selling at $60 hundred while straight grade dropaHigh ped to $750 a hundred Steaks n - Ogden May CampbellBoxa farmer of the Blue Creek district Elder county tonight urged local police to assist in the search for a barefooted stranger who he said at tempted to assault his wife last night while he was away from home As nls the intruder wife and baby sleptsought to tie the woman’s hands but her strength was superior to his and she sent him hurrying into the night Neighboring ranchers are searching the district with guns and pitchforks 25 Herald-Republica- 0 Salmon frozen per lb15 Salmon smoked per 12 § Soles per lb Fillett of sole smelt lb Columbia river e is Cal smelt per lb u Crabs Sand dabs 20 0 y Barracuda 30 0 Pacific lobsters lb Oysters N Y counts qt 25 O Striped bass Poultry uud Gi me25 Chickens hens per lb 0 Chickens broilers lb lb Turkeys Belgian hare dressed lb Butter Creamery butter lb El dozen Storage Choice fresh ranch doz Lard Bulk lb ' No 3 ca ns POLICE AID ASKED IN SEARCH FOR FIEND to Tbe to Tbe Fisk Fresh catfish lb Fresh carp Codfish salt per brick Rock cod Fresh halibut lb Frozen halibut lb Smoked halibut per Ik per lb Finnan kaddie each Herring smoked Herring per lb per lb herring Kippered salmon Fresh lb motion of Liberty bond sales were made by local bankers following an address tonight by W R Scott of the federal reserve bank at San Francisco local bank is represented on the Every committee which will conduct an extensive campaign locally In the Interof the bond issue Special es- - 65 30 30 ’ Brains Herald-Republica- for the - WOMANCHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICER Special Swiss imported per lb Utah per lb Wisconsin Sugar Beet per cwt Cane per cwt Honey Utah honey per comb Of grains on the Salt Lake The flight continue on their- upward marketprices and ago Oats rise started some monthsmost decided the showed barley the week jumping from ' '$310 a' during hundred to $335 With the exception of spinach tomatoes and green onions vegetables the past have dropped in price duringonions on week A shortage of green nrice to be the the market6 has caused raised to cents a bunch Utah celery end California rhubarb has disappeared of pofrom the markets The price The tubers down tatoes will not 95 staycents a to n Sweetbreads beef Sweetbreads calf Fresh tripe Pickled beef tongues Fresh beef tongues Smoked beef tongues Oxtails Chipped beef Beef kidneys Beef hearts lb Lamb kidney Veal kidneys Mincemeats per lb BANKERS TO PROMOTE LIBERTY BOND SALES Special The damage is $100 Herald-Republica- n DIPLOMAS AWARDED AT PARK CITY I and Edna M Cleaveland 18 both of Salt Lake Walter Worsley 21 and Vera McGree 18 both of Salt Lake The railroads of Utah are not enCornelius R Snouden 56 and Rena titled to an increase of 15 per cent in 50 both of Ogden Gus Dyer rates but the people of the Park City May 25 — The public Brooks freight 24 and Florence Pearson 19 both of state are entitled to substantial reschools closed today and each grade ductions in existing freight transporheld the usual programs The follow- Ogden tation charges according to a docudiplomas this RABBITS SQUIRRELS DO DAMAGE ment ing graduates received Verda filed with the public utilities evening: Lenora GreyMacdonald Wright — commission FanMay-2John by the Traffic Bureau of Rlrkbeck Clerk Brigham City Ethyle The allegation is made in conG Wheatley has paidCounty John dur- Utah ny Nyman Herman Hamilton Leland bounty Lois Gib- ing the past week on 683 rabbits and nection with the protest against the Charles Peterson railroads operson Emma SuttonByorkman The farm pests are do- petition of fourteen Lyndan Schaper 800 considerablefor permission to Isabel McKenzie Lawrence Raddon ing squirrels ating in thea state damage 15 per cent increase in Eldred Wilde Barbara Parker Slgna inaugurate Poulson Ray Peterson Jeanette Han- SUGAR COMPANY OFFERS PRIZES freight tariffs son and George Stanley There was Logan May 25 —Prizes amounting to a violin solo by Vera-- C Dalby the $1500 were offered yesterday by the REGISTRATION FOR the vale- Amalgamated salutatory by Fanny Nyman and for the musi- best acreage Sugar company by George Stanley dictory to sugar beets planted GRADUATE NURSES cal selection the school by high Thd city has been divided into districts and judges will be appointed shortly All graduate nurses of Utah who BRIGHAM CITY CHAUTAUQUA from reputable training have come WOMEN TO DECORATE without examinamay register Brigham City May 25— Preparations schools 120 days at the are under way for the staging of this tion within the next GRAVES OF SOLDIERS city's Miss Ella M Wicklund room of first 12Chautauqua y which will office and continue for one 444 state capitol according to an anopen June week The Chautauqua will cost $1600 nouncement given out yesterday DurSpecial to Tbe the last session of the Legislature Provo May 25 — The women of G A Forty business men have agreed to dis- ing laws were passed requiring that all R of this city have determined to see pose of 940 worth of season tickets nurses register of all soldiers In the that the graves are A meeting of the State Nurses’ asMUST GO BACK TO PRISON Provo cemetery decorated properly sociation will he held at 730 o’clock A call has been sent to all Joe Pierpont arrested at Milford on this year of the school children of Provo and to a charge of violating the Wolsten-holm- e this evening at the state capitol act will be taken back to Netheir parents to contribute flowers DIES AT INFIRMARY flowers are to be left In the Saxey vada to serve out a term in the prison Ts 65 N Academy avenue on at Carson City on a statutory charge Frederickson died at the counPeter building at and the women will be there Extradition papers for Pierpont were ty infirmary last night His body Is Tuesday tb care for them and to arrange the obtained yesterday by J E Muller of at the Larkin-Hu- ll undertaking estabCarson City lishment banquet and wreaths WOMAN IS MYSTERY ’ to Tbe reduce the cost of livorganizations to down extbe ing by ofcutting of the grocers thedelivery pense grocers Provo met last night and discussed the proposition They finally decided to accept orders for forenoon delivery up to 1030 o’clock only and for afternoon delivery up to 480 o’clock On days before legal holidays and Saturdays orders for delivery will be accepted 'as late as 6 o'clock reThe grocers claim that this will duce much of the expense of deliverorders to the homes and that the ing reduction will assist the consumer WHEREABOUTS OF Special to Tbe about BRIGHAM CAVALRY RECRUITS Provo May 25 —In accordance with Brigham May 25— Francis a movement started by the women’s Drake Lee E City Frodsham Erwin StandSpecial ' To Deliver Baccalaureate ' DELIVERY EXPENSE Herald-Republica- n colored charged with having stolen a can of beer from the basement of the Buffet saloon was arraigned in Judge A W Agee's division of the district court this morning he seemed to have made a mistake In informing the judge he owned a share of an estate in Ohio The judge held that since he had propshould not appoint an erty the court Coles was attorney to defend tohim an given until Monday get attorney and plead Since the negro is alleged to have conditions” to enter the selected the night time saloon and take a can of beer from a POLICE keg he is charged with second degree burglary n) GROCERS TO REDUCE ht Special Herald-Republica- May 25 —The Utah National bank of Ogden and the Palmer Bond A Mortgage company of Salt Lake City acting Jointly purchased the $200000 bond issue of the Ogden public school system for $18902$ Their bid was accepted by the cty board of education tonight In competition with the- bids of three Denver and one Ogden bond buying company Besides the highest bid Lake bank and the Salt the Ogden submitting bond company 'agree to furnish City the bonds which will cost about lithograph $300 Members of the board of education declared they were gratified over the sale and the price the bonds brought In view of the condition of the bond market at this time The school bonds call for the payment of 41 per cent Ogden Ogden High and the Scowcroft drum corps furnished martial music Following the parade there was a smoker at the armory Addresses were came given by Colonel Watermanan who informal from Fort Douglas for William guardsmen Inspection of theand Col C A Boyd )I Reeder W Jr E Kneass and J Ray captains Ward had charge of arrangements were done Even before the Those who tooic the enlisting beganspeakers the oath ns enlisted men of the troops tonight are: Hardy Norman Troop B — IlyrumChristensen Hutchens Erastiis George T Moore A mass Elkins Herman De A Young Orson G Bra by Roland I material now Toilefson Edward Wright Flans Inskin and—Norman E Small K William H Smeltzer MilDR T B BEATTY URGES tonTroop 1) Boyle and Cariol W Morrison men This means that twenty-eigSEWER BOND ISSUE have enliated in Ogden for the national guard since Monday NEGRO MUST SECURE HIS OWN ATTORNEY to Tbs - n dropped - to Tbe May 25 —Troop Special engine passes close by timated at - Purchase Price 'of Ogden $200000fSchool Issue Herald-Republica- I Latest Salt Lake Quotations on Products for the Market Basket - - ' Ogden May 25— So great has been the wear and tear on the wearables of the San Francisco Ad club members in their automobile tour from San Francisco to St Louis that Instructions were left here to have the suit cases of the advance party sent ahead by express The autamobllists said they could not wait- for the baggage truck to catch up with them Four or five other automobiles' which left San Francisco with the caravan straggled Into Ogden today and after a short respite for and'rest proceeded through repairs to Weber canyon in an attempt catch up with those who left Salt Lake City this morning It was reported here that one more car has been withdrawn from the caravan the owner having placed it In a box cartoiiiStNevada Louis with orders 'to send it class purchasedina afirst by rail Hewill Pullman ticket and’ ride the remainder of the way to the' convention city to The 25 — A fire broke out-IProvo' the homeMay of Jacob Nelson on Seventh West street between Fourth and Fifth South streets this afternoon and gained considerable headway before it was discovered The fire department responded and the fire was out out in short ordersAccording to neighbors' the fire was a spark from an probablyoncaused one of bythe railroads which Details for Gala Parade of Elks - Near Completion ll 03--3- Milling company Salt Lake City Utah 15 25 DELINQUENT NOTICE COMPANY MIXING SMUGGLER place ofIai-atio-business ofBingham Principal Utah mines Canyon American Fork Utah There are delinquent upon tbe folstock on account of lowing described assessment No 18 levied on the 26th day of March 1917 the several amounts I 22 26 25 06 15 25 25 20 20 15 25 12 20 35 17 22 49 75 35 ‘ set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follow-s: 30 35 35 28 50 45 45 224 90 59 95 And in accordance with the law and an order of the board of directors on the 2Sth day of March 1917 so many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction at the office of the company 4S5 Main street Bingham Canyon Utah on the l&th day of June 191 at 5 o'clock assessment p m to pay delinquent cost of ad- thereon together with-thexpense of sale vertising and MAX GEFFEX e Secretary i |