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Show REPUBLICAN, i a N : Utah | 0 ~ annual celebration at day, members of the ;its held all from The Sons coming Idaho. Byrtnc3 Was(as ii Seinen Ana nt ae" econ ‘ Siie y ecce"hs at . t tare 2 Ww a merry every minute in- a ad eae pO ure ot < st one of an-| co I w to he at the pienie. You messenger Thursday night fyi ] ‘magarying glass as Leadville adville ber & said in speaking of the with the baby. CORPS | i+ find \ / ‘ ap routona Lieutenant \ \| tion Note | a1) ies: V, Altres (HH, with 4 2N on woman] In , 10! ' as Nas Yaya} Y \ ; a 1( ) | Jolorad nd Set Cl TO ‘ THE Ww ioe Ore anizaS 7 ‘ pirit, Guard National Pye and; | fifty Saltj¢amp ai American Fork of Utah this will year, . { palace eh apy Reel meh aera mp site selected is near the D. T, Independent and We stern | nied by the High sehool cadet the of camps The jboys' there out was forces Union own was entirely without who. had | It is regarded as an ideal camp members one occu-| ind the] elubs.| site, every| of the Utah | club planned| to bring hundreds of sportsmen and de 5) trainers to Salt Lake to spend a couple be} not may in November, here of weeks held after all. This is not becaus of ereoi comes| until the plonic anthems ent of and the . There addresses sons o by the of president omas, L.. Arthur Pe Cambrian] pyjs oan was seen ales. were eigitecn : numbers and step dancing in every . thé€/eontest yer boy petition, on the pavil-]{o ee a that dating Bane wher He ana is one he Red won |e thing from the homeliest messenger | wyo, cread grounds to me girl with the| boy in the the] ! ie = for the most popular messenul had some com-! in a walk but it was not strong enough 4) with of pen- followed was This program. general good time celebration nillion anaes make a noise Red, among > ‘yele races Inthe bieycle rat Oe were following the track eee : other : Mile ea ee saucer 4 winaes Coco bee), ion; picnic dinners were spread about! things, lays tile to the claim of "eham- ( "s arrier , r ; Flalf-mile, landicap = - BSE SN 5oe i - 2 Saleh sig Davidson Crebbs, (1.13.4), ve S Eseea as ) edD Lak. acp Sen if ar aver. F Twosee 1s re MesTwo-mile, > Se r a lap --Bowers laps; three ebs,. (0:31.4) lap lane eee oe ee a . aon Roar through oe heads. well loaded perature being 84, of the Welshmen Red's when and a enjoyed Jarge number}in the water he greatest carried oh fay Elmore, eatables. bea was} aaccomplishment tray which required delivered: Thomas congratulated) e address. opening the the tenth annual people on the Welsh. celebration of the Cambrian society His address principally concerned the patriotism of the Welsh people and the many noted duced. He said of "Lhe men Wales in substance history the has yet conspicuous part to be pro- written! which - the settlement the in played have has siches, impromptu, exciting Thev all me see you "Did but nevertheless | by! winner out came mill and spirited to; knucks two "jabs to de slats, three kisser T in de slip dat ana his lamps A dignified; was a-tellin' vouse about.' an explana-| for asked terms gentlemun employed technical the who of ‘on ee and of theof pararaor Gb te-Mgners were birth Welsh Sennence desce Few. people the which atte Declaration of peigh.., scotch ooo of signers the of two-thirds er tod. aoe a aa the nent's > she had. the traction, On _ every fel yy ear fae American citizen won iene Celts - rie for himself nad, nae the Celts nobly played their p Is "Celtic Revival. -"There is now in progress in this kisser?' one triumphant] said after he finished a/ Bert of obscurity. made loser's it a personal eye and that matter he had Through all Birch] .F . baby. prettiest proud as the|down to a peacock all the] be at yard handicap race. Ray Ryan was winner in the race for boys under 12 years, 50 yards being the distance. Al Crebbs won the 100-yard open. Orlan Pratt won the 100-yard event for boys under 15 years. In addition to these, there were waltzing contests and a dozen others all late in the evening. Most of the messengers had returned to their offices before these began, and thus ended the doings. N. year, in their day happiest John Simpson was director-gen- day, and Red Robinson traditions of the race, in every coun-|"Dat ain't nuthin'. piped up a little|eral for the too and J. L. Shepard of the National seraltogether who _ looked try, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the|fellow the judges, continent, the people have retained the| young to work for a living, "dere wuzjviee were y came from the "Sumlegend that they came from t sturdy and ancient race from vile ve) mer land" (Asia) and sailed across the rae 1 ‘Hazy sea' (German ocean). From |cone: | ' the traditions and facts of the twilight Formerly others endeavored to dis-| What Market Offers \| | But few English his-| of| credit the Welsh. gleaned be yet will much pefiod their early history. tcrians have given Wales the ere dit that Music and justly Literature. belongs hand, we to Wales. Welshmen On have the taken other the other| Oregon cherries clai : mthe distinction "Phe Welsa have an old literature.|extreme in speaking of our history and| 0! being the finest that have appeared Their love of music and education has] achievements, to the extent that I fear}/On the market this season, They are made them famous. And it is grati-] much has been sald and written that re-| large, black and luscious and almost fying that there is an awakening in-}flects more the love in our hearts than|double the size of the Utah product. terest among the Welsh people of) ic does the cold facts of history. Never-| They sell at 40 cents for a pound Utah. "The Welsh people are organ- | theless, luter thought is seeking the truth Apricots from Bountiful are. being izing tor mutual interest and benefit|iying in the happy medium, and finds; shipping in daily. They are not of the and these organizations should be} ‘here Is glory enough in the history of} best quality, having been pleked a formed and ae eer tnroughout the | Wales, and in her music and literature. | little too soon. They are selling well, inter-mountain regio ‘There is an immense amount of good| however, as the price is down to 10 On behalf of the Cambrian society, |} to be learned Mr. Thomas expressed regret that Cap-| Welsh {ain D, L. Davis, the vice president and { Good, long an Recoeee member of the S0-} dower elety, was anaitiont pen: present. owing befell him. The William Younger to an Ones. H. Folland, the lives of the old| cents heroes, from St. David, Howel the Liywellen the Great, Owen Glen-| and the Tudors who became kings) of Britain "We desire of president from Wales. of the | *!most to know Who is that the Watermelons are found ket Row. Hot weather melons, just off the ice, is not sweet moved) melody Ar Hyd y Nos'? Who is there that '*) #0 thrilled with a passion of patriotism) when listening to the martial. strains of for Men and what the aims of] of Harlech,' or the ‘Cambrian the society are, principal among Song? ! thank God for such which being the study of Wels e his- | and glorious musie. ei G music and ere tre He suid: Treat in Romance, fe i ne Sons of w ales "In literature the medieval soclety was organized, ete Ject, to quote the constitution the scarce ceeded )fornia, vegetable 25 cents is asked general infor-) the land of oul e ee W aS cents a three and and fron of a ask © green summer squash are are selling at usual nq color, beauty, and ‘everywhere there} Apples, both the California and Utah }ic an Oriental profusion of gorgeous, product, have put in an appearance on These stgries of brave knights' several stands They are selling in © "pirthpince OF civil and religious, 1})-\and ladies fair lead us back to the youth) small quantities. The price -is high, erty, and where the brotherhood of maw} of our civilization, and we live again with end the quality not the best. A halt has always been exemplified in the live=|them in this fairyland of delights. Here| peck was advertised to sell at 30 cents. of her people. Since that time we have|ic one quotation to illustrate what | mean, ---+ > 6 held a meeting each week, by means Of|taxen trom the ‘Mabineglon'; ‘In. the Ask your BRANLY, for the Vienna wen we have, 1 think, aroused ine¢the ering he arose, and aver he went! Walnut Bread f our members a deeper Interest | forth, behold a shower of snow had fallen eC ee Ie Be in "things Welsh, a stronger love for the} the night before, and a hawk had killed ° a wild fowl in front of the hermit's cell. Dr. §. Ewing | Tie e e,° ortgage Ts d issue by this y . ecurities ; this company ‘ - os ' ee J certificates are secured irs first rsa y baa . provec on ‘ real estate, guaranteed by Salt ‘ SECT IRITY 1 : . Security he are way veauty, com- y charm into s or justly $ the blacker ay com- than Jet : es a New and spirituality, found character of sen-| a its Without never have the Celtic reached the ers . have Say, : ee ynese oeBy been . issued: UST CO., Bldg., St. Surplus 200.000 ‘ . Major . enry < San Fran- [jeutenant Paul Stanley Bend, neeanes Fort Leavenworth engiWis deputy to surgeon, Fort D. spirit of pees n the lives 0 freedom, ite impress so na Tho ers, "It upon EXPERT Russell, KODAK ee from in the| ments of ja of such learn more Morris and things as and more mdny these Nor our | let the do took Sn empire, The it of us the c draw infantry,| whieh corps |prior Ae Wiitiohione' Ateah braneh of the scheme thelo are|ta and are they put are to the ) rabbit winning || de: Shave: nm course held during the. When AL being by no means the competition Up Their Their Mon M req society probable | ae thi ir F Or the answer with any officials actior if ‘was. glven at ings and has held a number of respons ery \ the features of as being 7 worthy inspiration day in pee, Harry ere charge 2 or was Now "or ¢ ng brand rea (lold I illed : and BARGAIN. NARY I W JE by 7 John the cele- of the Bread grocery} Critical weather now. Better have a bottle of Williams. John. bass ns. Price, Henry Thomas and L. E. D. e Walter' ‘J Blackberry Cordial Giles, Mathonihah Hattack. News Building. Phones: Bell 374-157 8. Pnthusiasts in Quandary. word has come that there Kennel cmb think ELER SIEGEL . AND By Ind. is aoe . ¢ for 21) . time. : oyears, - ' ists BROKER, least. Sa y ey Dutch insis on Chocolates. 30c and 60c DR J, BL KEYSOR, DENTAL PARLORS 240 for that Vienna eS STREET Bell phone 149 with YOUR TOOTH service the MOST APPLIANCES IN CHARGE : Good Set of Teeth., -$5,00 Amalgam or Silver WUUNGS ore. oe cseccee $1.00 Gold Fillings. $1.00 and up | ‘| (= SecA Committee At a ne af 1 Needham of the Z le ave on a buying tri ae Will to Municipal Jaws th in Utah the Light and the Railway Parley Is. on improvements comprny was on appeared and stated and changes | be- before that certain| were Minn., con-| He | 7-7---_-_---o-- _ Barrow Bros. Stationers, FOUGHT 322 I< Fined Dich. : Walker S15 : fined was Judge Diehl Thursday for with Thomas Robinson and Robinson was discharged brought out on the stand that gro ad been intoxicated trouble with a man other old man came knocked ‘ his him abuse of interrupted ; 2 with So. to will a down. the and had Main freigat Bids humidity, 21 at 6 p.m against $791,423.64 ; visit be his gone first parents about 2 two others, w $15 by and told blow and Walker ‘the two t { advertised aC to open exte lt board were Only pres olde for certain ts nd the matter was YD sey, at the same nquiry Cutler ha fighting |] Stone others, | Miss., It WAS} tution Walker} ¢ started| this from "ec de ferred hour X Mississippi- ung Gove aa Degvotra ain attic nauiry fyons asking if the a) Rene a Laurel, for feeble mnladad tas an insttchildren The recomme onded owing £ to ainancien f 1 Wee Eee Robinson | favorably: o not a «|| a got to-| Walkers' nthe. nee but conditions, hoped . ono. suggestio that will at atet Employes 20th H | ers, hose and pout C aaa acne wade he lawn mow- NE, 252 State A Pleasant Vacation Is made possible by having The Re publican reach you 'Phone this office bef ore you leave tell us where you are g@ing, and we shall forward you The Republican. No ad dit ional charges wil] be made. All the news for 50¢ a mon th to any addres s every morning. s of Gpened-The board had ewer and sidewalk | two members of the Judee he continued one. works MEN fc") by 75 years old An-}/ that, along and Walker) yo Then agent Are Not bids WITH OLD Walker : Kodaks St. Total precipitation from 6 of nr , none; accumulated deficiency precipitation since the first of the month po of an ineh; accumulated excess of pretv cipitation since January 1, 3.17 Inchts as templated by the company The com-|} Boots With History.-A pair nS iG ate mittee finally agreed to report favor-| Said to have been made. fo, Junius ably certain changes the company de-'| Brutus Booth, the great English acto) sires to make with referenc eP to ex- | is being exhibited in the window of the tending its trackage. The old fran-|Z. C. M, I The boots are the propcnise, with these changes, will remain | erty of Luke Cosgroce, the local actor The company ) will double track its] cl Manse i ae ie in Service.-Rate system. from Liberty park to Wanda- | yw Nitesy :and phe G. ght S. Owens Bets mere as soon a8 the council author-} frei ght agent rey ee of f the Oreg izes, will move its tracks in some parts lin salt Lake hate te te wre aro ae of7 the city and inaugurate other im- | Butté R G Luke a thenede Eeos provements. | fices has come to this city as eae: shay | epitied' ih. police ‘cour | Relative $3, Son Is Born-The many friends in 'Salt Lake of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bull ,new of San Francisco. will rejolce | with them at the birth of a son, Sunday, the 14th , oe on Vacation.-L. S. Gil| lam t local newspaper : + Thursds LV BD eracnaat ee ay a counetil William company. committee 173 th committee held $1,430 Iienstrom = uneral Saturday-The funeral of A, P. Renstrom-will be held in Hunteville ward chapel Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. chamber Thursday afternoon, the matter of renewing tne franchise of the discussed half of the will soon East. for ue corresponding dav last year, Company of M. -L. in the Recommend a, V2 Toca bank clearings amounted of Concessions the meeting Robert This is the record at the local o ffice United States weather bureau, for t he Dy | hours ending at 6 p. m.. yesterday: { Maximum temperature, 88 degrees; minimum temperature, 60 degrees: mean tem| perature, 74 degrees, which is & degrees | below normal; accumulated deficlenc ‘y of ponirarnt nee since the first of the month. tem-! =~ degrees; accumulated excess o perature ange Januvary» 1,:7\238 deg rees ROU. RFRCT AGREES TO RENDER =) cin atcrs FAVORABLE REPORT voc ca mie aps . Is | OF TOIL. FUL Bolld Gold Crowareas 2 00 Ik 4 56 Bride ow aces To Teeth extracted ‘absolutely without pain by the latest methods. We make teeth that fit the mouth. 9. 02 new bread at your Walnut Bread,1 MAIN (Over Davis Shoe Store.) When you come here BLES you haveut your met Sothe Mouw: a zood DIAMOND Dy yatt predicted that. Thursday ; Setner Robinson gave Welker a bad |} urday,: July would be fair and warmer. He was r ight; beating and then had the satisfaction| it was so fair and so much warmer that | of seeing him fined when the ex ary. | ise was! - State St. the mercury climbed to 8% When the mometer registers & {t is getting ‘rs wa'm."' Salt Lake was not the only city, | however, that enjoyed the smiles of Old Sol Atlanta, Charleston, Cincinnatt, York and Scranton all came in for 88% de- | grees. The local forecast is that Friday| cramps, the wear to = ru to they WITH WEATHER MAN. 374-1830. mu ent, hi altham, with a written Sis keep to 175 South Main Street. Advances the most; charges the Granting -_---_-----_-->--_--_____.___ Ask cery. WILLES - HORNE DRUG COMPANY W: pT rq 14-k. L ady's ot w VY atch, either BI- | © Salt Lake Photyw Supply Co. and Kodak finishing, 142 Main 25c a bottle cf . fin oO} guarantee EXTRAORDI- AN Robert diarrhoea, ta ONLY SPRCLAL THIS WEEK any field good chance for Salt Lake to secure the Waterloo coursing meet, and the officials ot the Kennel club are wonderin & just where they are. If the Humane society has strong objections, and can win out in courts, as its officials say they can, and as Mr Whitehead says similar officlals did win in Colorado, the enthi 1stasts vy be pretty much like the man with the bear- to they will have to look for some o me help them to let go. When seen aaa the matter Dr, f Zently sald that as yet the Humane soaciet vy had taken no official action, because | t had net learned that the meet had been se eured for Salt Lake. As to his personal position in the matter, Dr. Beatty said: h the am not entirely famillar wit I methods of the alleged sport, but [ am unable to imagine how {t can be carried out without the infliction of unjusti flable cruelty. Colorado has passed a law cifically prohibiting the practice, and | believe that our statutes cover it in thelr WATER] temember that sparkling a Water at the Fountain by Monument. an L the in Cte. child and animal ‘ rateation: 5 with Mayor Thompson apOn Thursd: iv proved the contract entered Into by the whereby city with Francis McDonald, McDonald agrees to give to the city his the Big Cottonwood water, rights in canyon in consideration of the city furnishing him wit h water for irrigation purposes when able to do so, T he mayup Monday as he or held. the matter st ited he wanted to look into it a little furth 1 that a life of honor will not reflect the rabbits wild ~ CHARGE Vienna Walnut day. Ask your + a or tree et ce 4-4o et eee sc a FIT, Main i po the took always We Sir: Dear justify to it is possible while that, here the ground on animals game hunting necessity, and to capture and use human involy did not means whatever by them 2 untecessarvsuffering'-wa.soon-as PERFECTS CITY'S CLAIMS the every CLOTHES time, an appropriation and other advar tages years, a Yours very trul Charlie Brown, aged 27 Same lice w ITE HEAD, Secre tary member of Company B, Twenty-ninth by Patrolman This letter was shown to the officials of infantry, was a rrested Davidson shortly after noon Wednes-|the Kennel club, it is stated, with the day. He is alleged to have assaulted | statement that the general sentiment in a young girl. When arrested Brown]| the Humare society is about the same was in bed at the home of a friend] as that kenceses -d by the Colorndo offictal COTTONWOOD z t a€ Oe to} regard. No | SOLDIER |S ARRESTED TO wen ee commana aches pare care the ew iH] SERIOUS en THE | than hunting and shooting them, as ment Commencing one week from nex (} more cory ss, under the Sunday, the will] bade putting them down to run for thet of First Liew itenant A,,H. Man ning, and!lives in front of pursuing hounds. Whethgo Into the flels 1 with heliogr aphs the dogs caught them or not was not slgnaling apparatus. Ther eler for the very fact of haying to the y| material, are 20 men in the organization, and for their lives was in itself cruelty. in thei r|run are eager to bec some proficient So we always forbade coursing of capW. particular line of auty...Capta in. L. a|tive rabbits on the same ground that we bee n out of the city for Bieetts er has forbidden shooting of captive birds number of months and the command o '| have from traps or fighting captive animals Lieu the organization has devolved u pon There is a good deal of monéy in ralsing| latel y| The corps t 1as tenant Manning. and in coursing them. It appeals} northwes t|} hounds moved into new quarters in the armory on the ground{to a certain class of "‘sports."' Bet ling is eorner of tt 1 commodious a nd afford|]the real life of the matter for the specare floor. They Considerable opposition was somelarg e€}tators. for the storage of the ample room the \ times offered to.our order, but we always equipment with w hich quantities o A smoker wil ]1 be give niwon out in the courts are now prov in the club quarters of the organization Finally, to settle the whole matter for law, a good and all, we had passed the next Thursda y eve ning, and a large num of which you yea find on Beare a ber of friends will be asked to join with|copy and 74 of the report of this board *s in a pleasant even ing the members for the past two years. ae iis law se ihe a - + -____--__ > + the rabbit coursing question in this state Fine wateh repairing at A. S, Reiser, Efforts have been and will, no doi ibt, be 12 E£ So. Ist Jeweler made to have the law repealed, but t' today, Vienna Walnut long as it stands there will be little or no The ‘Bes attempt to course rabbits. Bread. Vienna Bakery If we can be of service to you in any way, be sure to leb us know La »t commend to your consideration th e S¥S stat this state, i. ¢ ON x. t; Not surprising. Worth more but don't cost more than any other popular priced chocolates equip-}|catehing service its field telephone cuar- EHH HEHEHE FEE HH HHH EHH tte eee red a is he possession man's into comes mal Work. Signal Practicing kind utmost the it with to treat has begun active prep- | bound corps rhe signa. needs-acown his with consistent several|ness For enc ampment for aration that contended always So we needs. in the|tual have been engaged past they weeks law did not forbid coursing and while the armory] the in lines of tel phone testing from We + + t re re You S EEF +4444 ee | the + too- 9‘ No something © ey Sox, them g Street"WHERE i lisite + 113 M ain Oo meet. @ 2 on period the $2.00 4 z OU greyhounds jack| many rong meet. , Put being | definite suggestions evening,' ‘the of order from were several officers with General discussions cholera morbus and summer complaint. Don't be without it. Only' credit upon the goats we inherit from the ages." mmittee we eae we "James, the aud' SMEs lieves stop here. We desire also to follow in; Tewis T. F. Thomas, Thomas I. Jere-| the footsteps of Welshmen who were wy imy, W Nifam D, Prosstr: Gome * the ploneers in this great West, and SS Edwatd J. Rea lien would learn the parts they building up of this mountain hospital. |] move. to reorganize this service Bt the details of not set our faces to the past, past and its mighty achieve. guide our feet into of progress which One oth-!} that and in your medicinechest. Re- Photog- eer through such men 4S/address in the Welsh languaKe Jefferson, Robert Owen, Roger)y avis (leaun Ddu) of Pro Wiliam First FINISHING. of} pe Spare: pinky memory but cradled civilization A. Yarry Shipler, Commercial ae ee ae arta but elsh descendants, has left) heritage which the from : the) mountains of Wales in the infaney of the) wijl race, has lived on In the lives of Welsh-|/and 3 advance 9: yet nine , "slow 4 | training, mongrel and "slow' dogs be | lib- | when them, teaches which used. ling |erated, to make at once for the pens in} -_ element| point participat band i} among arranged) at t "Personally, I should not favor pe rmitting the meet'for the reasons stated.' Sat ae wi SLs Army Orders. qeaging ton: | ore jciseo Jiterature, with ee aay ee say eee | Appel, in Literature, composite proud. It could "The ta Lake & TR y, and and emulat genlus| of «\Wem which shineand thea Tenny-| fromShakespeare | ofperfection a Milton, see son. Main stood |English race, and became a most !mpor-| would . Capital was spirit of this its eee villlams, 32-34 which Factor "The eee as desired, & Trust ‘ Peredur blackness of the rayen and she | of the snow and the redness of | loved, 2 eee = And will corps, r and to her skin, which was whiter than|C. Fisher, surgeon, from San FranCaptain Isaac the snow, and to the iwo red spots upon| cisco ‘to Port Logan. her cheeks, which were redder than the| Newell, 22nd Infantry, to San Franblood upon the snow appeared ‘to be.' cisco. Lieutenant-Colonel Aaron. <A. " im- quarterly rl semi-annually, bird. |2iknal Fresh for it. to suite 221 Brooks Knutsford hotel. da) z e : ht "e pavanle cl mamitdeie oneal c monthly, ~ ar and this res anyy. es niccoek: by the Office removed Arcade, opposite | the piood to the hair of the lady that best are tax free and yield 6 deduewithout cent per tions of any kind. These ifi And the noise of the horse scared the! hawk away, and a raven alighted upon! pared the whiteness organizations so command day seven last 25 to 3) \ll the on the west side of town He protested his innocence of any crime and to] did not deel ared that he his friends He know why he had been arres ted. was locked in the city jail anc 1 will be held for a hearing before Jud ge Diehl Thursday full were for for its ob | mances hold in store a treat so rare tha:| $1.75 for a %-pound box. of our s0°)no one, be he Welsh or not, can fall to|. Turnips, radishes, lettuce, imagery.' of pion 75 is onions last week, but dealers. sucin getting 1 carload from CaliThey are new plentiful, al- War) though re eoricus to there Dry ennobling| | pounds, \, A car of tomatoes was received California Thursday. They «are Welsh ro-|fine quality. Wholesale dealers enjoy and praise them. In them we enter, Onions, beets the world of pure romance, of fantasy,|in abundance {f marvels and enchantments. Here we) prices. a 30 line of everything. elety, the ‘mutual improvement' of its members ‘in the study of the Welsh lanfuage, history, music and literature, and f Rarer t or enlarging our fund Peet Peebconres all along Marhas made cold very desirable are selling from according to size. In of | supply. Sons of Wales, spoke of the ganization of the new society, of aha he is| the presiding officer, giving ne reasons organizing a pound They of the music!each, more there to tears by missinoe' The artillery will be lacking this year In! held the dogs are held in the leash untl!| a fair} casas i rt is considered rabbit hav-!the old organization S ali probability ' the iit of th }loose im ing been mustered out ervice s Ic} Pee start, sa and Judging then are ithe the simultais by letpoints, ther thate r) how understood; |, run taking} races, girls' the in winner turned | the had who chap one "velvet'' year, good|competitive tests is meet a When learned| au non as time In that assignments ble cuff] the wore he as day, the of rest a marksman] {e is officer commissioned won as the prize. buttons regards| corns signal the ind ability POP-j| of won out as the most Bill Carey his service in having jtself as fortunate the} to cele brate and policeman, ular of its officers of beer.|as one a case he was awarded event : xi won|] Palace Salt of the Silver 3ert with|the 100-yard for girls under 16.) C, also! Rasmussen got the prize in the 200- placed his hand rather too foreibly| upon his opponent's mouth. The old| gentlemen seemed satisfied, although| he was somewhat shocked to hear! uch names applied to such well-known, heath of the human anatomy. volunteered dark] the fallen has race Celtic of the was as a fist| his clenched once that ribs, country and abroad a Celtic revival. "Dere wuz a woman wot wanted me The great scholars are delwing deep|to tend the baby while she tried to) into anclent lore to lift from beneath] pickle herself at Saltair today, She the dust of ages the history of a long}sed she would slip me six-bits, but J glass,"'| magafying a with her see cudn't | history early On the and remote past, curtain and that three i nited Suatee OE Ao the founding of Te mprs that AL to eee Suffice America. than Elmore man homeliest the for contest the the punishby the vietor in déscribing in the winner was Scott A. W. Mrs. out to the other younster, meted ment On} woman for the handsomest contest Ral from information the received delivered | the grounds had fellow little the shined | In the foot races Rosie Smith to his oppoblows well directed ; influnad vast the realize, pee Celtic great. : MSs in fine + + + + + [child and animal protection of Colorado «' McDonald's drew good crowds grabmush me slip liberty. of human the:.causé pr Siege the that fact Laying all else aside the came Jefferson Thomas of ancestors Many enough. is glory Wales from +5 Crebbs, 1), for "the Prize 0. inte his 11111, fellow teeth? SEVEN tae renin stand them lessons the extra 'p‘em cB "antee Jee dog! five enthus ind in the meantime offi and hw the reeular officers by mes-|made homeliest In a We ilk as the YOR senger on the grounds Birch is from|cers of the guard, among them General | fanciers each promised a $500 gua tee! the A. D. T. service Red Robinson | Wedgwood and Celonel rlummer to cover the expenses of the meet had everything his own way when the An election was held by the member In the meantime Dr. T. B. Beatty wroté . second of the signal cor ps for hneutenar ae Pau ot the secretary of the state bur contest for the most popular eed 3 prome Ser was on the hoards ted is from resulting in th ‘ Thursday night V. Altree tion of First Class Sergeant H ne jin wii state a recent law road e the Independent-Belmont service served about five j coursing Altre ‘e has Lieutenant Bert Seager with his nicely curled as is proposed here illeg in the Nath onal Guard aft this staté all comers years in the over won Reatty received the following reply mustache contest for the handsomest policeman its work He has heen actly ely engaged ir | Why Colorado Objects. fine) a went winning the With test bicycle tire as the prize During the day there were all sorts fun and frolic Every minute was!) : filled with something to jar dull care. | There were little fights and wrestling | Welsh of the country, the establishment Of]. American institutions and the advance-| aan aa amp will and , +7 } officers and men of the will encampment The this year, from August | guard met Phillip two to three years Floral avenue won aril Douglas from b&b Kiney, con-| that win shoula Red that (nen, aaa. oe aware ilo year year; t PRICE + iced Vien Seta nee tdaba Interest appt Fihisvondhaionent es ace ¢ here weré aes. to ORE featBN te est in in thé the approaching encampm\ ‘| anon Waterloo pscoursing meet, the i bige Dring evenet Sorts. Nora Kirkman, 961 Bu lia aXe ae already becom; eviden At the ar-|of its kind, possibly, in: America, to Salt | MHuto" the Thursday evening the officersof the |Lake, advances ‘were made for the prettlest|mory ue, won the prize destina-| wonder. his No. at arrivee he Yet land Tee without A mishap three ieee , Raa(1:45 F Bowers the auarnede a pheully oat per-| WaS]two lift tohe hiscarried head. oneIn under addigiven at 5 o'clock 0,000 tion men to thisto tray sons " oAnice sd the: beach during the day.| each arm and rode away on His bicy-| je-the handle bars free of a guiding; President Thomas Talks President ae : the p ai floor. Members of th v 5 $ csmre J joined nut fa tele : Ei by lates mint x ing hosts or ; their friends, making] season of the best of the any one fue at Saltair. The regi bd excellent the fom meting travs of BOwers, as he last this ¢ WEIGHT ANY ‘‘Holeproof'' tried Hee EERE contin ee MA BC a ek experience. ot thi sThe warfare: cite' COLOR ANY + And of the dog unwillingness on the part and|any comfort for afforded being had! rociiity Who persons many and service ir | never thought how necessary thes sanitation Close o the imp are moun-,; fanciers of Utah, hut on account of the | society. Humane the of autitude hostile ground, afford-| and broken canyons sorrow | tains their to out found are kids 'N) Thursday night that they never mis admirable facilities fo 1 suvers j thorities of the latter body can see he] ‘ < ‘ 0 . e if .o experience ®. are vi \ * 7 i . o suecess ruardsme the joint yment an event Fa > an early around There were contests for every sort oOo rewulars t Anes ae ences near n eewith | rabbit ee Raen the"st holding pg De of such BR eon a er cee ANY Something the suit which| TF++44+ 4444 ++ 449+ by meet, Kennel | Latta ie Ais eee sont omy [amotio ween Fe hen a ttn va st apr noent eso"! can ttteeeeccscesesy & ster SIZE ANY e ttt as J What ols | O TI \ KS 5 INKS: eB coursing Waterloo The. er hiote Quoted oO Indicating The| RABBITS: Is vy Le | over one hundred were There messenger boys out at the Hees v ne «SIGNAL ee couldn't a is duethe the greater|1.. messengers seethe robinson for credit day. Bs found ELECTION CRUEL » deserte . dei ve , . res nessa Sauna eg of ole Rene " ee : a : ; part , he -_---_ | | + ets te pull th' pup around the hloek, he to say goodbye to his lady and eorme home kids were the eager how shows That the anit Palace ‘Thies ay an 1 the p-| ey, fare Eauntentalentt ys. vhI is aelt f the Pe La l oe Ww See eee mane Sai bas Saran tae ed peta mye 2 ue Wen State's Citizen Soldiers Will/Sporting Event Proposed by Kennel Club Frowned on Spend Week In Learning | by Humane Society. of Martial Affairs. wanted me for exercise She wudn't he tied him : | re oe HHere's Cool Underwear: FFF Pal-| Up he howled, of thelev isha ot af ad ee a While 2 ee tenth Saltair Thurssociety number-] 4,000 ing more of than outtions Utah and service at the Salt nual outing On ico. a 4 year year the > mmessengers ngers hu rry That's on the day of their big outing.| They hurry every minute for fear some. has which organization an Wales, of been in existence only a few months, at the invitain the celebration Joined : role ip , neko made Cael da, : society ; Cambrian ; The ‘ ddinas y yn Idaho z Amsel Messenger About eee HTH HHH EHH HHEFEH 19-07 July eeee eee eee HHH SEFHEFEFHH ttt HEF trict ace Thursday night, who said that. He} was looking at as happy 2 buneh or! messe nge aie boys as ever peddled a}! and} resort the owned They wine. 19, 190 7. JULY FFF ARETHION -Cambrians Rushed "Slide your lamps to the bundle we a fuazy head tonight wut pair the kids today, will you?" It{to walk his dog around was Red Robison, organizer and man-| Wile he wuz seein' his girl. ager of the Independent-Belmont Dis-; Stand fer th' dog and wen AC 7 Held Throng of Happy Kids, Who All Day Hunting Pleasure, yn h d 5 99 nnatal. PENILLION Palace FRIDAY, FHF Salt UTAH, COURSING MEET } AMERICAN FORK MAY NOT BE HELD One Big Bundle of Great Joy LAN Y LLYN HALEN' LAKE CITY, ENCAMPMENT AT PLANT CYMRU AR Messenger Boys' Annual Picnic --n Dros Peder Mil o Bobl Canu "Hen Wlad fy SALT FFF INTER-MOUNTAIN ---. FFF THE --- FFF 10 |