Show — - I ‘ 1 ' ’ af I — B&A73L 4 — - J - i"11 OTlai! ESSici"’ V T m si rm J- ' ' J r - 1 ‘ 1 I 7- OGDEN § ' : — : DEPARTMENT — - - : Ulij K' J'- " v ONSTEEL LABOR PARADE 1 UTILn r- - Oiiumi ! -r ny ran ORBIGBATTLE OGDEN QUARTERLY MEETING‘'3' ROST A i‘ y yjSmodt 'I 7 ItUnidn Officials ifOl SflAho 1-' 1 ’Leave nf 'Labor Rin ‘b’ V Junction Ogden ( "f klrirrimon ' Conference Pageant s K ’(Special B’ s? Qsden lBOrd "tf'BfrAVt r j the :lzsTt the odt the W to "T 111 relative to the t’the federation to 4 proposed by 4 to- recognition officials the 'initrMii eazelle L arrived Pearson morning and were in and this with the Ogden hours I- Line' section of Og-tuen conference of HarrimanRailway 'UnionPaptfic4 ! Shooting nrouaea in theconference Washington ’ men the the situation local apparently action Is being of conference1 ' z - ! ' I i "i rPee BigGray Polejuul (Special r Telegraph UefulneaaIM' to-Tho 7 Ogden n( ' floaV conslsted men's cap street' decprated car street youngsters horses' A' ’A and The car and E drawn -bore R? E" followed S' by the of by 418? and was battalion! “Industrial school and the Ylre band Then followed its with and a number apparatus of launry wagons cadets ollowing' the parade the Twentyfourth a large crowd! on street with a military drill and festivities at The music by the ‘band park commenced at 2 p m Glenwood and werp continued throughout the day athletic including contests wrestling motor races anadancingv to? orizes Three were awarded in the The Cigarmakers’ parade for unlpn “wasawardedthe prize in’ the best’ float the and the parade the speond Brewery union Workers” prize prize‘for the best appearing in to local the the parade went of the union Blacksmiths members leather and their which wore aprons carried sledges Sept 4 of at aQG cell zi UIH the UHm tra I- — ”4 ’’Pete a afe 1 a - lVlUUliiaiiUji fire station big a n gray "a wfe 11 V 1 A V entertained runi'to’ian o'clock 1 today sent aiarm katreet and while from in Quincy making a Twenty-ninth The-animal'collided -avenue polesjjLreaKihff Captain Wardley with :head-on neck its H Sing the fcfrom whp H had injury Lsertous headlong Zfsustained the to minor -‘accident andt King tup-o’-wpr i participants twas fu made reins the of one and street' afblunder by up ! a-narrow Twenty-sixth ecas driv- was escape being thrown lie where pavement" bruises about the Oody-The at occurred Grant ave-nue wagon ? telephone a i hltchhaving-been not -The ( secured bit- to-the poles’but offhorse Wardley ir attempted only striking killing round reining to succeeded-in to clear sufficiently the obstruction 'at him Instantly PROVO the the “Pete’’ speed it full IALKS MAN 1 VETERAN OEARLY - ilTEAMS W ON "’ George Conditions (A B Ont Morgan Points Spirit-of H6 Arousing Unrest — Good programNext Week 7 who seventies t ana ruled aesires pulses tended the meeting! DASHED their by by Surrounded K- j His 1 IN crowd It I Provo! teachers: Engineer off amily Jonortiing A feature Institute istlie U fthe Morgan B teacherd’ this day ’Tene-each of an week will and con-I a to Bot The aS iaiK T’3 a m ana V to the Hrimhall rif university pm v a to teach-IflAnrsra thik nr oy R a - introductory and grade m-— (principals :tween" AT HOME EUREKA Provo of Storrs hent in ' from i born ’In' Hfe pand:'for Ey?cs has tihiable has Provo-and been womrin lobal been past -the The Dc ia residents of Eureka an exceedingly es-j was and was amember of and Pro-JW’Wrs-VDavid Mi Ils" Mrs W Claude Dennis of cltv sistersiand Mrs: one brother rank Nyerrando Mrs Mrs 'John K U of hfa'and Mrs Hickman Jfiyreka 'JW IL of landi Mys &ndq Robert HiH of Provo D this and Kudff ' 3fc-Adarnsf five -Barrett - -McGhan Sp 1LD31Am'’UNEKAI- 45 Provo! Wildman!ied&aC' th&lState Mentaihosnital Sept-4i'Mrs ttda3byTaJiam Jane & K Jones in ’ of Jeia ucuu this one acted ? There of- large -as principally ork American ’J- and ''( -in 31 -1851 - ' He the-first grlat mill runnlng owning fciarts In these He moved to American in in ork 1904 order to be where the of number! his children greater were took living "ae" which (place death place from general debility an(l MAKES TUNNEL - of 11 4 V the at to of 'out Send 'I make timethere : men 'maintained by prlvxitejcdntractorsr audfive ar -500 According r Engineer to 'porrtl-hnd tho-west 201 side visThe was the fight our Daly the The :y Truth J will be will’ started the carry H cfeek4yke Indian’ ort AVoHt -the to i'Lndian commenceaby-tlm t t ! on company of water the: at l-r ' v 11 This 1 - you t - - r an see I 3 f V tc - i ’ - :: f I them A located i PLANS DRAWING MENTION electric ” Have gasoline will points sixty be motor cars covering milesln - they shaft have the but ordeal service new in will no’! the hoisting declare! signal’ DIES (Special Salt and Ogden Lake leaving time of Salt Lake from The cars p ithe leaving 8 be They of 000 will cars 2:15 m m diamond of York Now Scotland here nrrivaa will five few-days be Spanish Hicks aged jof a : - thirteen '? Hawk of 1 been they " "Any sufferer from of Mr known known here T this he which day play? creditable’ scnovi- was madeE-The-bantl Imorntng at ountain route and Green - young show itself 1 uuroi uronl ' n for hotel PulitzerJ JOO-' the Mills the - Western' building Union There’s 'simDle which -a will Paul Liberal Arts for -building been fair- tfirm always pure druggist ?do m'er-i will' like 'the' eold ’ iriornirtg: firm of r the andbeautiful skin ilifeless and leave complexion ' Ichlld’s’ Naturally tsuch ’facial it as fre$has takes Vithit !a all hBfreck’lestarimoth’ spots blemishes patches-sallowness ' (pimples etc and treated (younger - It is liver pleasant economical-1 immediately " ” ty -The ' Tie eif-sfectivo authority years Club 1904 -in is 1 cost world the He died and before summoned be "daughters He leaves three all residents of this city sons AMOUS anil two -- - kCITY & IN --if 1 i - dramatic this early Salt Lake way cast points other Nordica soprano Lillian America’s arrived at-thejSem-loh Whitney lay u 11© Shipman manager stated 5 5: Nordica this jarrlvl Madam endeavor -today at one I to for of the the ' p P LABOR i VISITING IS George of J V-second i "S’' f UNCONSCIOUS Morris run down was Tenth" East'street car on reported morning Thursday was slightly improved at Judgei Mercy Collins by ' W Ro- a ' STILL MORRIS and b would he- K - Myron the theatres Lake : 9 4 famous soprano week In October the Salt tuu 1 after shortly that' morning book p of uiuiiiiviis ' ’’ j' ' by accompanied baritonefamous Is her and -at ana hotel She in bn morning Chicago appear registered to1 who i street a early be hospital has late no for a threatened and-has his J fivejdaysit his Syphus" ' Mor-rls However consciousness of regaining signs of period shown senses night last regained not amily- fifty-five r-Theodore t of years recently antightcompleted age who sentence in tho Utah state een months in his prison for stabbing daughter of by 1909 "was arrested " - Motorcycle Patrolman lly 10 at Is Ins of -He disturbing -with -December : fam- McDouuld’S'COurtlaat'nlgbt charged : Grundvg Dan - members while-threatening this ’ SOJOURNER -z $ ! IS SINGER the peace" j'! GLOVES ORf PRAIRIE DQGELfS MAKES UR LEADER -s- -' IN THE CITY - dogs as part a - i f -Hedrick of N he'was dog home to farm of here" where va -start s adjunet to ?pralrie' with 'declared had!Williams do vaiuuuie in iiyeas an -his Experiments Mr pelts ofi-the tuem of suuwn Pcrrje baggagehis to ' -100 manufacturer -going li -Rawlins through route en' said prairie dog business hip Y-passed yesterday be With -4— near glove "a- Glovjersville ' Sept- captured ' tV - tWyo- Cheyenne prairie Williams -Paperhaxrgers -Ind -( wyo Hedrick the'generai" president of' the BrotherhoodPainters and of America Decorators arrived in the city yes terday (morning to from Lafayette participate in the day Labor parade histook 'President plhoeat thePainters’ head? union local 77 No behlhd the Immediately mar- to ‘ t man-ufacture fuy gloves- " — J " r " "—a- - York SC0WCR0T JOHN Es-? cost fNeW( & S0NS C01 000000-architedts the-highest t’ "I build-' '-stOGDEN'OTAH feet n J Savings bank s'7 j i architects? ‘'their expressed thepleasure at opportunity afforded them? tot compete for the Utah lf capitol thkt’ ’merit' pinna and’ are" cdhtljent it? will jwln the getwill award! they A of William the Ulman Andrews especially company-was proud of and "Mr Gilbert Hotel 'McAlpin equally proud of- the Woolworth ' Capital $l000(00d00 EXCLUSIVE Bos-toncost S - - : could -ofi Suffolk County $350000 Thkge'j ill taken was physician a -j’ - l- 9 V -the PROMINENT build-i be' 75Q to being'erectedby Stales? high and St fifty-seven Louis' public: stories: Ives library! library cost $1000000 cost $1000000 New Haven West Street! office building ‘New York' cost $1000-000 ‘ - WHOLESALE ' I ‘ r Dry - ' Men’s Goods Notions urmsMngs Women’s nnrishings Shoes and Rubber Goods '-Uie £ ‘1- i : 1 Ing? largest and 'hotel MANUACTURERS -build-’ will be the world's the latter the tallest! Tho-former j 11 1 j-er-Ww!1' jh $4500000 New-fiVoolworth officebuuaing : Ss’ his the’ $4500 00v Newarkbuilding1 cost Ouse decade mining Nevada lsdcad !Ui Oakland sat suddenly away C In E brother Mayne PEL D S GARMENTSW f t ui ’which ' ojt lequal 4 rapidity the but for the identified wifh capitol’ state - houseNew Custom completed Yorlc cost erected at k-nesh last -was so i-face looks (cost $l750000Union The absorb' all a healthy gently Minnesota — "1903 Court $2000-z by this to building of Colorado while by conceded competent to bearchitecturally anybuilding in the United This marble-sis 3 is! -- cream of to architects guard "-" 1909 Couhty - ' Metropolitant-bank astonished it years' many Lake Sait : and building with which- j "-Mass sex national f - completed government8 new the has Connecticut Washington Savings bapk New Haven Conn: the famous icourt-Ihouse at N J Sommervllle Masonic Teniple I': rN' Brooklyn Yale Home club and many other important in City buildings York New federal Denver is proud of the-new' L 1 United States In completed include firm -club architects forthe Hotel McAlplq which under construction to be the now tallest-note! world’s having 1620 rooms’ and to stories stand twenty-six hlghi Paft Hotel under construction? now' cost ?$50’0000: Hotel Cincinnati? cost$20OO’OOO: 'National Cash' Register 5 at building Daytonrl cost 060000 United Shoe Machinery dt cost Beverly $300p000 in the This ! M" Andrews & Co —Kentucky state capitol at rankfort cost$4 000000? just com pie ted two wings of the Mon-' state capitol' costtana’ IriOOOOOO’ Gilbert by the" Washington armory Notablestructures ' Cass appointed X)00 Post! p superintendent Swartout & and Denver firsts ins- world’s the firm this for Telegraph 1 and ofawards Havemeyerbutldingvand al 'the architect the of J thehome who design building K prominent In theyj NewlYork structure Buffalo created Erie the County Bank-building ln the and5 and Chicago Manufacturers ing4m 'of ounce your of Oakland -architects Y! the New j activities in He passed ederalbuilding' also'built'th'e Union' (Trust they architects 'Utah Tracy York for prominently constructing -hospital'" 1350000 building of point iirtts-1 PASSES AWAY californiaHcity Mayne Madam greatest firms of forempst architects (Of the United States and who are $1 Denver’s SOO 000 They this secured work in competition of the with sixteenablest In the architects the country jury of three consisting iof international repute placing the of one Capitol "-N the for Denver for at! American Oswego ' compete Litchfield State cost Madison Life Insurance New the- ) (St 1 the iijg "old-fashioned H- dent E'Burnett outside? the resident a their on building'' for 11 pic-Tues- xir-ture! to and : jmercolide auuiiuingaua lefl vaa Mt for leasnfand LwllI -it encuinbrance to&ive the skin underneath an andapply" The’ thefc aftwmodn band dress rehearsaPgt the E 'of removed be remedy Get an work (colized from wax 'Jt'aVnight washing it off In RJErXDYv 4 Sept Juvenile band is — careful preparation for the musical festival to held be at Mt Pleasant arids-Satur Inext “Thursday riday a ' veli " is jthe making Yesterday cuticle hqme’ three -lield Nephi her with and have "anew "thin The-: one sbteathe' - AND satisfied' not ’remove-it vigorous 'chance to ja grandson fbr-about or to are erected -’Sinton ' stiflinghalf -uneral B - can and should ’fresh servlce8-'wUlyba-- Weduesday woman Jcomploxion -dead HickSi''wen war epilepsy a r riend) Household the rom ’ 4 veterandlec morplng had years I ' A - -Republican) — W 4 J Catholic who1s capitolis not-able conapamy'-bulld-ing -entirely a A ' I v I r' yearsygon Robert-Hicksand! ACE- HER CHANGING The Sept of one the been Sons— & at now is SefctUU-WiHiam GdOrge Black nign : in men in involved London Post Wisconsin c08t" thieves robbery IN ARCHITECT "Herald to Denver J follows: as B building building building $25000diamond catching are Troy H the — Upon steamer request that every England for the next watched in the hope of Yard from who have and some of 'com chltects -4 -Sept (Special beenin-vlted -cost’ STEAMERS for MAYNE H A DENVER THE ' E - ‘-4-- jPrudential com-! building at Newark cost $3500-' for Y’ork architects New Stock ex-t change building completed ten (years' kt of agoi a cost $37000000 College of of the pityYork building New $3000000 New York Produce exchange building York' New Cotton exchange building Vanderbilt residence at Hunt-1 L' I btadler ingtqn hotel Cleveland? cost twelve stories $2000000 now der construction' andZ the WJlUamson of Ttust building Cleveland the Stam-I fordl Corin hospital cost $500000 ar-i m p I WATCHING builders are largest struc-ture 1: - i ‘ panyfs Brigham Including -President Vice President! Alexander that Tullldge who willsee no of interest 'shall miss the general h visitdent’s Technology I-:--’ 000 make the large a of - is ’-and West Institute -architect -un-i minutes a world’s the One) NewYorkers George a will to sOme plan motor 9 thenv' -have- minutes there Returning Lake at 9:15 stops - will forty-five thirty-five Salt ireach (and 7:45 p ! the'three of Pae rom pete jbulldings that their’ supervision1 under between way here visit altered hospital at ? -it ’ Nineteenth' street 'Douglas boulevard the on of the city He remains a specialist in is church design He old of Massachusetts and a graduate the land i - to ' in in from -run In p Ogden to the ?all I that Anthony's Institution i dAy of -out St in for purely business of and betterment conditions aJ special is by being entertained He Wilconsisting of committee Treasurer George Bowman Ham theNorth westside U 1 Th'e mi:30 and m run ’and City -jafepyblfcan) 'S-erkf f- Wide ’- onemotor operatingeach car PIL'KX ’Herald Te to Gained Who ' -a ’ O Have Meh Meet ‘ will attention' All Will Among of effect way but the present steam service? addition of trains two an mean is in direction either There now i recovered Architects -j - a- t I 1 The Worked months Averefaken - COMPETE MEN the’ His yearsstood ! twenty minutes ' twenty-two -the Work in Salt will remain Lak attend a special! meet-Ing Paintera’ union tonight atj ederationof the’ Labor will hal! ack’s toChicago andfurnished Much and o'clock 8 S chi union the Hedrick of in' design-lng been largely work Catholic churches schools and residences in ‘and about Chicago He has in dope a good deal for cities the' One of ’his is St west creations Martin s Catholic church at lftyrninth (Street and Princeton a large avenue (South Side congregation The based on a was iSchlacks before made sometime while at Mainz On his Germany return he developed the sketch it to sulti local conditions better of and space economy designed buildifcg a for’ which the best designiof as church his (career Later he designed and superintended theconstruction of paro-ichial school adjoining the church The German Catholic Orphan asylum the Guardian Angel far' out on Side is another of his A designs third again entirely different is the Submit f (Continued the and hour one ARCHITECT — HenryJ 4 of ' forty-fouryears (daily the between two the entire distance of run Sept has early shal Mr today TheHerald-Republtcah)"'- to Chicago t latesttype Six living City and here and Heber to Done i Notable line of CHICAGO THE ’r BEST O Invited ’Ians operates with buildings “country the t ( an all originaldesign Arc litects ever put on which Transit Company from Ogdem to Brigham City in -for 'chance-sketch I- Rapid plans sections of parochial scrviceLthat now electrical connects the ’two towns fare the three cities The between of will be cut to that the Bamberger meet road arid electric th& Ogden that J ’ I drawn (Special i 4 Utah service have -A BRIGHAM i gay the creek has dyke Morrison Con Denver i -1 Whenever i 1:- a -I I t i-' will be attempted the Oregon Sljort Line between Salt City Lake and Brigham tomorrow the morning in direct competition-(with ’ day? portal east 1 V” Coca-Cola” UTAH CAPITOL I mlnefi He had company two West iwas JUVENILE com-jpany from -p - " Arrow l by 1 which Immediately ‘ ' About - i dixcrslon'scanal contract given to the ElyConstructloh j - BETWEEN CE interurban thl region fastest in bells family of man 1 east the 1 m -j — Ga — - I 4 COMPANY COLA Atlanta i He years old hailed father from where Ibis Montana is said to a well known mine owner shift his third bls Yesterday on was L J job new) u plain The cause of tho tragedy !s of Hayes had feharge who Engineer the hoisting engine admitsiS that he the lowered cage on what lie affirms signal to was’ the But the lower as already the cage on lowest level was is' considefred this action strange dead An Inquest will be held over-the by Coroner arid Henry Crossmaritoday fdll willbei-ianducted a investigation Hfcyes has not sheen taken Jntb fCustody Reports from Miners ltospltal latel that tonight ’are Thomas of has slim I3?hd chance other recovery in four need were’ medical men tftpt August at COCA THE booklet? ing t The - life fdr SERV mine sump The but received to signal lower He born at was was’ well known "in the in the Tlntic district i canal- been: s true feet 274 tel during wasvdug ot-tunneh Iy ‘ - W suua a £ -7 interest or Wholesome ' ISc'E verywh ere for - he and--three-children a- '"i" 4At' camps arrow f- ? Engineer mt here- ’ 'coldweather’hets 4nr A i temperature— takes the quenches the thirst m tne fatigue —really " level v ' into the" black cage water and entirely was orced beneath the water the seven men cage the wasia widow from gave before the the present at and work two by the government general-clean-up I ’ pr holst- the 100-foot 1111 swears Priestly Straw-bcrryStUBnel to rushed 1 J" ’ drop a ' SALT LAKE AND Miners ' andlMrs 4-Work ' M' wnenever youisee an fountain mink or Uioca-voia J Delicious— Refreshing jp believethat -Priestly the loThHorald-Republlcan) Provo’-(Sept? iBpidiscinfortheKa' do j AMOUS- the ' jfSpectai W wonder a ' AST venty-two -of " a- - I years the at a-z horrible a when PROGRESS -ia'being w- fag 1 Canada ’-Durkln (Ve Hundred Men Are Employed In the Conat4’t!on'1 of Strawberry Project' g vigorousness I '? I" I '! -and -be England-Jan-uarys Storrs was born 1825 ’He’ came to Utah in the in lived Salt sprlng'of Lake City 1855 ‘until whenhe cametn to Springville He had been public affairs prominent of In the state e and this assisted part j4 in of generail the those pioneer work ftinies T early Is' 'pioneer miller was Springville’s Mr S51 & I' ? V s attendance Provo -from Springville I SOilNgAGS- J f i a? I i ' ' several -7 nov the in Riddle A Jwas it - foods and laws regulating in in of Utah advance the are prescribed by the Canadian is of the belief Smith Heber C commissioner dairy food deputy has just returned who from Al- al 11 2100-foot for dc-ceased son-in-law pallbearers fcRebtkah! - - -oQ -seventeen -departure a Bpeakers-were as President Stephen L and Councilor H Chipman James the Alpine stake': Clark presidency Elders James Johnson EHall lvd sons-of and HlH the Bishop aes- xof thelodge of Daughters tlie of and Lady Maccabees X ne (arge wnaruesKies number of friends LWbOrf her t wiGr regTet she and aea vest three daughters one son UV 'A ffhey are’ Mrs Thurman of the ‘ (age of years “lee -X'l Ulla Coolingas n level and werejtaken out shaft after signalling frantically at All the (were bleeding profusely mouth from the terrible pressure of the Durkin was unconscious water and and died Riddle miserably in the submerged cage unable to reach the ’before their breath Uoqjr gave way Their bodies recovered when the were tile after fatal mls-takd cagd hoisted w8 been learned had Them ' - -’dece'aaed - Bishop -the her-residence'aft- - held today Third’ ward iru-the i delicious of ’ ( the impressive old-time-chorls Eureka was S minutest Jamqs Murney Cree Patrick Robert Keogh finally ’Durkin found the and of escaped door the from the cage of thq surface reached death trap all but the exhausted They water to each other from ther helped water of -here iservices-were ml a of R' George Hill' presid-Ing'MuslQ bytfthe furnished was ter George Harrison and a "four selecteti choir from of wards Springville Misses Cora and Eliza of Lover rendered 4’Jesus My Missi Hilda SoulLand Bird"i Noakes gave U - vrasjfifty-three 10 at church Speclal'to The Herald-Republican) tjept''4— Mrs Lizzie Dennis Altiiliam T Dennis who died jcity this three about years ago Ljaft$&last evening at ofl Tacianr illness several $The months X body brought was and lastnight ork American The 4-— sr- (funeral fy-' ’ Storrs Promi-O i I Storra Sept : " Effective issue the centering throughout of In parts country Canada there some to it the is but! for opposition some 'lack of consistent argumentsupon Ui ni p uiuunto JUUJl uuiiaiBLCHit upuii which to stand it is being sweptt away In ths district in Cardston as maiiv mahy n the whole sentiment143 iivxu Ul W CI tllBLIlVlb oruvxnutlfc 1 reciprocity and seems it to willfavorcarry V by an'l overwhelming majority’’ -Thomas The'Heraid-Republican) to M £ 9 ' ?- - - I Delma ' j Circles Lodge of gov-ernment " atfanddautfhter and - v '"S’ : s r tra Are " - thinkjofj Coca-Crila inmeetingthose help f rom Laws Says State 1 X rv-v ‘"7'- the the floor lasted Resident Away— Passes Returns’ " - ' -ten -and Ponner and fl 1 t always because anyway beverage enjoyment You’ll way to MB'--( tin-'progress PojilIdy George- " i which-is engaged Ct: Deimis t condition entered signal shot the by 'gpringyllle' Lizzie lies a Hayes 'bells submerged ’(Special ‘ a tne is depths George ‘s -z el acquaintedwith - V i a forty aged ’ miners W - a-z Down meeting teachers MABmNDIES IN (VA- M m -a two ' 3 p 4j to Smith “rom r aged critical seven Clarence jor-nsen k s- ful anddairy Mislnterpreta’ nterpretar theat Daly death by drowning v 1 City Park wnicn ' -r - ’ oH oiu is! the of whifch "lowest level the the Directly under' the cage was of filled with feet iter twenty water they claim three survivors gave ' ’ — uecture ’ 4 1 music'-(illi — —TOLecture H W V superinienaem Art -w arid toiich its find I withher signals — -4 RIDDLE I The - m a hospital ’ opening ' a 12 to follows: as XB - I 1 He Smlthrleft! Salt Lake for Canada weeks ago personal combining (his business with summer Vacation fMrs Smithwhohas'been visiting in parents Canada for the8 past six 'in weeks returned? with him While ‘the district Mr Cardston Smith spent in food ’some time looking over with them conditionscomparing the methods in use in 'Utah and observations my own what merchants’ and others food and dairy told conditions “I said Mr ime” Smith convinced am that the several Utah regulations are in! in of years those advance Canada that in Instances have many been the on Utah condemned markets in sold with restrictions are Canada no state that a movement Merchants however is foods for pure that of and it Is ilkelv the United: manv be enacted? will by the States lawk In the few: next Canadian government years “The Cardston (district has been built' since last visit up wonderfully then there Iago years what was vast stretch' a barren waste til now-one Jof fields? wheat question' “The reciprocity seems to be ! Herald-Republican') Sept Thomas in Durkin the general for iexercise t'gCsrertson ie to n is oroeram mr-Meetlng R years CentralchonL at C berta Mr two Killed Are HCity PRIESTLY Ci the of- convene The to van vi c Park ' -session will 1 tv Tuesday teachers’Btitute Trie xs- m the (chief safety to t M' from ana-enmoea ‘ Speaker M— Arrow an it the boints T - laws hoisting West mine caused the of and the serlbus1 two injury men tihis of Another 7:30 o’clock at mornother our ingi men escaped from tne the cables suomergea cage i " ' ‘ That p drugs ? of tionl “LaborJ' ) Think of ‘ of Present conditions puniest' inthelabor world re-H was lawed will be ‘There po peace nor labor troubles until crest from wealth 5is the divided” asserted more evenly ' j a STATUTES ‘ Mine JA(est Two City Park Judge" by l £ - " — - w -w'-l f n ? a "-r duelists the J j ' (Special Morgan5wafef The subject--chosen ‘see 4 4 WATERS Daly Cage Mine of the which : Whenever '’ You i ad-fedrqss gave opening - JH xa a MKB3KII - j- 1 t -street-(-andi ‘ y at Plunges this -school 777 ft -my school ’300 Central the aa - "i: - 4—Before Sept at ttW vw ‘ llaiBgttMrgM (uniform ‘corroborating of the eyewitness Bradford This 1 at I 1 a a 1 - ft ' i- Heraia-Republicanjj The v' " of one -that Canada DEATH SOMP Springville - to r - 1 r-- ! j each OOD Weber im - j (Special shots I " £- V I - -products DIES Members - t accordance' of dueling r I shot out rang and distinctly saw other’’ ! IN r TO t I " in UTAHTOTHEORE ’ petter large a ' v enlarging -’ ba r ' w ' -r I'-- tbostatement - -k at "shoot’ firingthree window mpnshopttat says soldier’s endorsed’ - the -- Buried Storrs Kn 5'C® worea also I to Ji WjT ' the men saw witnessed theshooting South and Edison streets- fThird of one " ’ ' a-icolored Apostle address o Ellswc rtn nresiSmoot ElderGerman missiop rne state s nortnern aent or the appealing espe? addressed meeting at tor more missjpnary ciany work home-among settled in those have who Utah H Brimhail Reed Smoot George 1 unj-of of president the Brigham oung verBltv and Knitrht Provo George were the speakers at the evening meet wnicn was lor young pe ople esping dally all the The sneakers anneal ec to to clean: Ilves live people pure young and t hotelwhose: shoot-InXi the also - DAYS f ' - "-t speaking i - PIOflEER -r' ' a‘— ’k s '4 -said f -i - ’ soldierPeople President by speech- ollowing 1 3S- -to attempted ' i TO ’ -thej- - 1 killed was St - ! thtf 4U i 4 asiu -revolvers its of attending regular M Mrs T Nave sang a beautiful solo the during meeting mornlnt ttye dismissed Ellsworth German and the visitors morning meeting were to ork the taken homes of' Spanish friends and during the noon entertained the hour and until 'afternoon when tile byPresi-dent to orderi meeting called was presentee! Page who Jonathan S the chief Senator Reed ps speaker the SmOot congregation who (addressed His address exhortation an was to in living well truthfulness as as street the r 4 two attired was of scene my wo andtheduty x 4 - -’fired' Heron fhe the Services I -- "Inscription A division Heiald-Republlcan) I 5 v ' and workers " full-sized? of a filed with six span of 77 Ended I - men - 2 -r" unidentified ' ‘already jnade the-4 topics and torched upon emphasising the points made especially that of loyalty to one’s church own 'dopart-ment & ' electrical” car The Hits Hl la - f the I Mi ’ AL91 jr-: JiTt - work -Salt Or-pheum I 4 Apostle EymanrwaB'followea "of Lage 'McMurrfn the A-Vte ufe VL -J i ' ’ andtconsclentious of the members of' a L - I A‘ 1- ! 4 said early this: f'One morning" dressedlike' soldier the (was a and other had a dark suit and hat straw Each discharged three shots' They were btanding-Aon the sidewalks opposite each it pther on (the rtarrow seemed thab the f iret tom the k vpit into X almost theirfaces: could plainly the seo man ‘ins citizen’s1cotties soldier Ptagger'Hbackward when fired tho second’ shot' but he recovered ewiftly-’andfired position ithe next shot Just little ofthe a ahead to J rush into the street began land of and one them something they disappeared J JeanSmith"man of Edison-Street ’ -barbers 1? f Bradford addreps the 5 others each whom soldler' of style first the opened the of Salt Lyman His wastheifirstspeaker! exhortation toa earnest wnsan thetpr'esidents at intervals true the "When ‘ the followed federation Then of crafts railway shops numbering of M about 200' men Division 127 I A was followed by! the blacksmiths many of bore sledges and attired Whohi were in worklapronsi 'Then came the brewery workers seated a tastefully decorate on float by gaily decked drawn horses this ollowing came the union banL the local content to await represen tativesat their with I church among £thd'lay of by tho 'officers and teacherp the spirit and wards and a more missionary feeling L - f - ' fl a -revolvers distinctly other each measured at francisM more-devoted " the unchanged ' A Apostle Lake aven’ue r and Twenty-fourth street detachment Nichol's bandy preceded iby a of mounted police headed the procession ' The ' guest at overlooked He each at I -including street when President Page and Mhe ’Nebo7 stae The singing nfuslC'wasin charge of the Third ward select-tlons choir several which rendered? -Hudson Twpnty-flfth a Joiiatnlan-S - shots5 menone of the-unlform room of -- ZU ‘-’i -was ' erderby " r -A -M- & -l -L i-J -? to t Edison on -been of I - -federated metropolitanairs - ew ’ was! ' buildings decorated were fact called Jbr the occasion a which criticism for the forth unfavorable city-whose of tile many business bouses principal source of revenue! is the workingman ‘and hisi lamlly avenue Trie parade” formed on 'a nd at 10 o’clock proceeded along the route heretofore published -a I- a made iBdvisory board' J The (advisory board of the Is federation composed of for-Aty members representing the Pacific Southern Oregon Short & Line Bap Toxas Central PedroHouston & San and Harrisburg Antonio pther affiliated roads of the Harriman '‘aystem H There will probably depend on '25000 tn'ntioned whether to be shop employes are called out: on astrike on1 the general 'Bystem j ' their and X -t Li M a £&£ r r 3 3 -wore What -4-— ' employes something be would demonstration railroads sev-eral Ore-iton general the merchant single a absence the fur the not was by! float business house represented in the the otherwise pa rad 4 and also ofjlegendary banners aroused the expectation being that in comment ofi “the trouble view presentbetween Blay-lock In delegates constitute These Short R there Mill IBW I 1 K- X- v ef-forts -presents 1 II 1 4 -proved visitors had raken possession-of th© streets wbreVisitors from Salem Pays onvSantaquin Thistle Goshen and Is Luke Shore which even: Springville notl in Nebo' stake furnished a goodly 'The meeting number of them was held in its the Cttyr pavilion' which with inadequate large Was seating —capacity to the gjuests who accommodate doors and thronged about Hhe windows in hea'r of order “to" the the saddreepes for distinguished: hero mem' who 'were ' the occasion At 10 o’clock the meetingwas called ’"number throngs'1 ts-i I a - shown or or delegationcomposed W T enthusiasm alsoj firm Ogden include delegates rank C jjyeistierger E chairman: Owens and A B Banborn Pocatello s only not ? v'Thej' vJai In DuVOnqiittq disappointment a i " - of of of ( uhe of of parade-today small on account of the rparchers compared with former as J years' f With the exception of a local laundry but system 0 lJ of I 4 day The Labor something? lack noticeable y 1 V A 4 S 1 to hera-ye8ter-day- j- being? held LI r - -C X X fight a duel In Edison5 street shortly before T” o’clock this Before mornnig the police and arrivedthey escaped to With’ locate futile them citizens the'Xecond shot the! manwho it clothes staggered-and iri be-Moved that he was ' wounded After theTirit the shbt’had duel Bradford witnessed by Chester 'Churchmen Sep£r w J-t -1- -r H 1 A t T I 1 - 2 5 - ! jA - I -rM t Discharging” six from callor heavy i J conference quarterly that Nebo stake was of the third:quartecl’Held 'Air ro4da in the "southern" part of Utah county fed to Spanish' ork which 1 there 3 thelargest ever toThe'Merald-Republican) vu— Julius Harriman -4-A s prqbably proved r — and representatives -labor to 1 x y V Reed Interesting iv to" ik s I i - v oireei in Address 4 : I 4 Delivers": ? i n 111! ” 4 I-u ’ ' 4- " 5 - DUEL A naioV- i t' Sena$r ZSpanlshtork i OgdenSept ’ feder s i Jxruttschnltx l artv!nrv Railway oQari n Aur ivr conference rranusvu AAlvhai v luii fcvuigiit Parr the MM ( -Tle ‘ (Special Otrdezi 4— Harriman Street and Is-Jailure 1 TheHerHd-Kepubllcan) Sent' of 5?® ri-1 to ! 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