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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN the Tuesday ‘Kobin Hood" This Liter: W hich has been in afternoon the curtain Opera com- preparation Woman Reports Her Suspicions to Police and Discovery Follows. aii ohete in|™er. The house has heen well sold, respect a brilliant success was The and a large attendance is expected were thronged at during the afte all the performances of the com pany. aside from thane part attending in the gameof the after. AML at Home at the Orphewn.‘ Sos ars rete a A mt ace -_ ; The two acts (Reidy and Currier and 0c ; allace an Mrs. r jerry and Berry) tha Sele where s the guests. The main ae night have nae arrived ana a hall, w : re the tables were placed,|can truly be said the Orpheum bill ac ta vases and jardenieres of | this week is one of the best attra tions every rooms noon, aking many purple and lavender asters for the dec-| ever orations In the dintng room below, | house offerea Miss A Mrs, Gleason, who lives at Sixth South and Second Last streets, went to the telephone Monday afternoon and in a myserious whisper commanded the police to "come right down here quick-I've got something in a sack.' In order not to attract too much attention, Detective Wheeling and Officer by that. po oul: r f lay= Grace. Ven *Studdit rd, TWO SENATE ORATORS WILL APPEAR SOON He ,, See western the through route decides} are nye Priel change a through Necessary back| girl went the believes Dr. by performed was ceremony of the First Presbyterian Paden W. M, as lecture on "Purer Politic to cheat him and|!shas tobeen a large!) ar ...g isa1 conspiracy the atwedding After church, indicafrom and announced, In claim. anybody's buy patSCn ee. the neld was reception 336 South Fourth East street. where reer etbate of this the girl goes to the| tions he will be greeted by one of Lhe gathered herve audiences oy ask him] largest bin at: night re, Bussard will ROBICO | hemér's the Rey. an ind. ip. tho. Stare= to tall. the. other. fellow that she has to near e leokurei Of jSbie cin a "Pitehfork that he announce! nea ia hie ang diina Prarne®: Fohneoh geve-u prety | Met bo MPS .Tuesday, ae followed by -| there byMs the here nd liere occurs Ben Tillman, nit Mile luncheon = : from South Carolina, is to appear three ments white rations. play-great the great big scene ag the because of its entirely unconventional treatment This scene between the| apart-| her at tables of bridge, in the Virginia flats: Pink und| dahlias were used for the deco-| Mrs, Johnson was assisted by| three is said to be one of the again ber on most] ting ppea oO 2 » ‘ Salt Lake as an extra numthe untversity course is SVe~ . in no litte interest, for Salt Lakers . entertained] jr., Cutler club] s¢ ae Afternoon play in any introduced ever powerful The villain ties to induce.the girl t instanthim she spurns when remain, 1 Then he - her what the world| world the that repltes she and say will is right, and She to say *t will have Tillman's ee Eonar not lave last appearance he he Salt Lake The Race whe n he Aiac uae ed theatre, Problem He comes on October 7 be "A will lecture hits and time, sb to comes Hie Peoovle the for or pink] decorat¢ a with attractively were while| parlors, in the white asters and seen in the dining| asters were lavender and] Mabel Misses the where. room, : ao, ‘va Lambourne vere stationed. SupThe guests] 5 o'clock. = e ees dat ie Shannon,{ B T. Mrs. wer present 3 ; ee F Spald-| Van Mrs. Wemess, George Irs. an demands Joves enters. He she really refuses to give any She explanation ood he she becaus there Is She believe that ae fle must to be cause ‘ : ‘ sx he believe in her He doubt when 's both they that them tells spiritedly tha business; to the ir own can attend fair name ni . and honor u are he dea"ur fair her those all reason tea Toi and holdin course to the ckets season Hl ok of to the lecture free re admitted } mae to eS ee 7 ey i ee ave a aC purchased season ticket twee oO an fi Octoand now between may eee : ieee sk | eg Mrs.| Livingston Mis Madsen W. Laim-| seorge \Lrs Bagley. Frank Irs.| Snyder Bismarck Mrs. bourne, Wardley, John Mrs. Snvder, Gideon dem o care taken cessfully future will do so in the and past them leaves she so complications other are There entertaining,| in Savage L. Downing won the| George Mrs. L. rs. and prize John Tuesday Mrs. the pleasantly ing, Mrs. C. &. L. Mrs. Richard] own pei wae aa ele ae Ae DIEHL E 7. been have for Lee . Invitations " re W d Mrs. ° the Society Salt ut, them this oe ere 5 a SE oO to } room will party and Wallace Y. jcorge Pecry| Henry of the stalls. one occupy there) and party, a entertain also vill during given be tom others many ure perform-| tne of engagement the delightful and ‘fascinating inces of the opera six married be Will at St. evening o'clock of wedding Th Thorpe lace pla noon Or weddlit Miss Bain Clyde C. ind M1 ternoon china Katherine Gre for shower re ol the ¢ Bowers ae »sUCHNAlA . ae ais Miss take: Dresser G Clarence at high c cathedral SLAaAVic Mark's ‘i and . ‘t 1 church « Miss ul ) di Squires. » i Ly and are Eliason | af-| his Aenea led GR ULee ene Loulse Miss t the ; : - ; 9 mar Oe en ye W Mrs. a card op afternoon the of hostesses pest Whittemore. of Mre party s in honor at be Night" "Collpge to promises urday Saltair a fitting p mots or hundred the for dents who will leave fot colleges during» the wee The committees from ap quate oe rar i aes nt| sti { > 4 ae a ee oo tte the difereiy| the] to make nard working ls are ‘ a Maddock Coach uceess ; neat ¢ andidates , for eat 0 7 the °prospective aiOCC . oS reeeul ts football team have] invitedae as = been vests gues Ings ofL even- the . rps. W. R. Pearson I 101 th s trip a Durell visiting in is : and belepnponinnr oa Mr. Paul nderh derhill, . : Mrs. Miss Angeles Estelle Beemer Wednesday leaves night to for 18th, the Marriage C. Wilford Smith, mee | Pope Sheen: Saree Burrows, Salt ae De nver, ie Provo Lake Denver, 5 7 "y Si it ay String ae Park Glade City. Lge City; Atwood, Lawrences P™ re ape‘ * ty "ai Pie Eaal the people improving Salt that is satistied and Dow , sarah Pleasant easant| Pleasan 2 wae Farmington, reete EBSmime1a | Vir Peat et Pi eae eS that get- and marked are there that understood here is conditions with is Lake come who October during built to be houses the relleve will eet which ' ve November, : at least a time, for question Warnick PAS? Is DAY THE When the rich only take of storing their valuables viace. cor by and ABER Ks and LU It many and rent he TEES ARE CHOSEN TOWN FOREST | DALE AT A day mass evening hall ment Tues,neld Dale Amuse- abhi antl Was Forest in the for the organtz- of purpose town elecfor the ing uw eltizens' ticket 5S. H. soon. is to be held tion, which w PF. and chairman as acted Love for nominees The secretary as. Cope Fea ae ceeatatas follows bores and trustee > Francis Milton president; J George Cope as Tobias and Theodore tace age | Silver eee 2 leposit "Parson" Ties trustees, Two Knots, The cost of onea ofyear, our or cepeless Huber Adada FE ancand Garfield of of Garfield uber Jucob boxes,.$2-60 by married were Provo of Christlan in| little is so day per with C eae the protection ¢ afforded affar the > Re Vvvs E A /Simpikcin ; sic Tuesday Mesday even eve - burglar and fire proof vaults|ing at 6 o'clock at the parsonagt They adopted| people have ae is of keeping Dy that ROUhundrec things: Salt the leftAts8 the at safe V Sai es S & Tru Go., 82-384; the Fannie same o'élock. evening Tuesday parsonage Hayden Frank were the for evening, Burgess married by also and "Par- DenMrs. ae a6 street , : meToUs ee Old Benevolent z a Vers life find' a sailor's fortulbut, sir, yus Oh, Ts t- . one Wwe pits into port. often oid peed ately, street. Los) acce ptu -Punch Established on 126 of New Road Coming This Way. The Salt was mother Burgess Mrs. = 1 October also. will = 654 Moffat Lake pleted to rbout trains 126 ave miles road from and Mr. present, after home at be rie non? South Second Ikast which Denver Kremmling, is is coming now Colo., A a from this place the survey Road LABORERS Laying stone of Short Park WORK. Line to Yellow- Regular Rate FARES NO Churged to Ministers and The table esodiations and otters have been extended the courtesy of haif-rates Salt Lake to Missouri points. » orders have been brought about enactment of the 2-cent mile " in several of the states, This does however, include points In Coloyet the other railroads over ws territory have had no orders to this this eftect Nearing Yellowstone Park. are more There at this than 1,200 men at work on road ol Line, Short going Into the Yellows park, ' H. Bancroft gives the asbe completit will surely fa'l, and be ready for a big spring. It is said that over this line this year has and although there been complaint on aceount of been somt drive, the business has been long stage satisfactory Physic lans Going Through: A carload of doctors and osteopuths will pass through Salt Lake next Friday, on their way to Los Angeles, Philadelphia They will come the D. & R. G and take the Soutnern Pacific for the coast, Rash Western Pacific The W stern from si extending distance Nev., operation be in left to be done, work will be completed that it Have© Plenty of Work. to Bews will soon a 5 only Little it is thought October 15 by Cars. Railroaders say they are able to supply and are supplying all the cars that are called for, and that the re port that there is car shortage is an error. SMELTER SMOKE SUIT UP TO FEDERAL COURT home BEING DRAWN TO REMODEL KENYON Carrying out the plans of the late O J. Salisbury the company of that name has to cormpletely alter the Kenyon hotel. The anticipated improvements will cost froin $200,000 to $400,000. and will be undertaken shortly, as the lessee of tne hotel, Don Porter, has made arrangements with remodeling company so the that the will not interfere with the hotel business annex The main structure and the are to be remodeled throughout. Two stories will be added to the annex, and the old building will be brougat up to the level of the othe) Architect R. L. Kletting will have charge of the work. ->- Voneral of Douglas Autumn lergoson, The funeral of Douglas G. from ihe was held Tue sday Undertaker O'Donnell. An were conducted by Dean St. Mark's cathedral. Mrs Alle Tie Fergusen, mother of the deceased, and his sister, Mrs. Claire Ferzusen Wrieht, came to attend the funeral, They will remain at the Wilson for a few days. THURSDAY Fall Skirt Gray and Medium knock-about We big quantities turns, we made a dood Skirt was a great bought, hand The wear. $1.95 Colored Fancy are extra full and will make for $4.00. saving and wishing wus to make FOUR a Club directors of Session-The the NIGHTS-TWO board Commercial seginning club THE SALLY GussaroiT ruptey. Assigns-Max His liabilities Gussarofm in voluntary assets are are $1.95 vh i - to on Open-The Richards by an electric at 2 SCE se OPERA CO. of or=) 60 BS eFe ie 5 - floor street planer, « B.. P: Prices: Vi jolet | Be tince 25e to 75c. of| Is pre-| brings ' him the good words See. ts} to pee ihe: oke hit George country | Thursday-Governor Cutler ts as ted be in his office skate athureday, after an absence of a little lowes than two weeks in California The governor left Los. Angeles Tuesday night. ing, September a Hall, mission to Mrs. for| at I street, at the Mt. pie W. ra 3] A. | tne absent Clayton 066 Sixth Dickson, a pd returner a ceme- | tery Mrs. at . is on a Folg R Dedicate New Fountain-Mayor! Bransford and Councilmen Davis, Tud-| west entrance hate: ‘ayvenvea a commercial of COX, Mansssr ms Today p. 2:30 at 266. and 15¢ m., Tonight, 8:15. The Melodramatic Novelty, a MOTHER TO GUIDE HER, NO A Play Every tri i NEN auen-/ Woman pau Should, See, _ a P 1.THE. LEBUTENANT THE isp COWBOY.' LYRIC Sad freight lines, | Bert business ¢ ‘entra Box Seat, 75c. trip to agent this Direction ©. THEATR Sullivan Donnellan, of Dolan city John and and & Considine. Manuger : Vaudeville Ee and Treas. Week Lenoh:z Bertha ‘Gleason and Fred TLoolihan. ‘our Shannons Délmore and Harrell Little Miss Dorothy. Lyriescope. Lyric's Greatest Orchestra Byvenings: Tw shows, 7:30 and Warden and Mrs, Arthur Pratt will} 9:15; matinees except Sunday; leave Wednesday for Chicago, where | dy evening, three shows denaam, Ferry, Preece and Crabtree} Warden will represent the cily at the dedica| session tory exercises of the new Humane eal ee liance fountain now being placed % t} John the dy ‘amt ; "pwrewell" tor Gibbs-In the Twen-| Spending a few days In Logan fis hing tieth ward meeting house Friday night | and hunting a "farewell" will be given in honor of} Porteous, general agent of the Charles W. Gibbs who wil leave | Merchants' Dt oe h Transportation shortly for England, where he will be| company of Denver, was in Salt Lake @ngaged in missionary . work The | Mont Hle left for the East Tuesprogram will be followed with a dance.| day evening. ing. eRe Fietener| traveling Bs oe rom [llinois ; | Matinee park, m spendi pending a vacation =| with friends in Denver : to W. or has Burial| Olivet Colbarn orn Tuesday, ‘ fu- Ireland Godwin of Judge Thom- afternoon . Ye aifowatone yyeq Hale is on weeks ale few Ar-|° Britain 75 Tuesday place ef shortly Funeral-The - Helen home Marioneaux, took honor leave Great Mrs. at the o'clock in will eee neral of was held as 12, who STUDDIFORD. ao rah Valdare rane | PERSONALS. udge Hall Golng Away-A_ farewell en-|to tertainment will be given in the Thir-) - teenth : ward chapel Thursday even-|, 2 : 7 thur eee heatre made a gre California the of some imade and Tuesday. Governo VON ae | ' tha ie the hit at a gran made Utah Utah te in SAO tion congress aw aly with 10) DEaCH cluding ras areas ard acceshe county Ae | Monday), 50¢, 25c, 10c. : with civil;the courtean -division, in the city, and|Tlsers open, thelr eyes at VAUDEVILLE. Musical Director; . nodrome, fi Stage Director. The,: ‘prittone. ve pene te . Ts yon wear ie > eee fer Ee erent "Ac comipaniat: Kimball, 5 ‘én | 9c, 506, 2k OX DScz Evening 25¢ to $1.50. Mat: | < Matin "s, Daily Cexceni} Sunday and we Wynltaker Mack Home -city, Judge) Yeoh tages The extivit ot grapes tom t TRE A ALL THIS WEEK tACKH Berge Company gl ADVANCED HOOD. Costumes, stra, poe vice; which opening, 1. 5 aes the October i paratory booked for 2 Maenirice ne his speck ards, Arnold, Oreaened Skating Rink the Auditorium planed and », "Meclettans || Jonn JohnJ. D. Spencer, bene te = i een ‘appointed Iiceman at th S. Henry ROBIN bank- $1,284.55 34,403.10. re~ LD, KW, AW, KP will mneet Wednesday in their office at) 1, the Greatest of All Comic Operas,| has filed his petition the quick ™M. re INEES Today LAKE of pee eee casas IMETETRE [oy oes 7 ML einning Foday at 3:15 of to sell on account the same saving over to you-~ Peps ses Se skirt for made thus enabling us to sell you a $4.00 skirt for to the joint build: | incon w Pratt of the will attend the annual | -- National Prison asso- Meakin Idaho, days left yesterday where with he his a Sun- ae fo will spend father, Jame Train Jumps Tracks-Th« Rio | Me a in, and his sister, who are living Grande passenger train from Park| there He expects to return to the City was held up for two hours Mon=l city Friday day evening by a freight wreck at | Mrs. Cecelia Sharp Young has reDale freight siding in cars the canyon Jumped the 'WO]turned tracks from and |}, en Idaho, visiting with her where she has mother. She tore up the rails | will resume her teaching after MonIndian War Vet Here-William B.| day, September 16, at her new home Spencer, an old-time Indian war vet-} at 53 Center street. eran and scout, is visiting friends in | the city Mr. Spencer has not ea : = -s - ---_ = in Salt Lake stationed at his way since 1864, when hevy Fort Douglas. He is on| from the old soldiers' home at 1 | WITH \j Hot Springs DD ctoetie soliels) | home at Mountvelle, Cal. the} Acts-All Approves Bransford THE exception. of the to wishes Mr. Bransford these before pussing é One Hundred from an did morning a one-story of Second| of them check up iy ay Dollar Blaze unknown cau of worth SL00 fru house $5 onj;it Diehl's court McKenzie he intends eC} ble occupants idly he ee \ ney heen driven of the is able ete are out. | | buildings as rap-| will re- notorious) undesira- | houses v} do so.} rea Hsap We ast and First South Erects Oe ees ein closed until w better class of | by Mrs. A. Mel ae and occupied bj ‘tenants is found for them C. H. Youngman. re bla Sa | Police Surgeon Paul Tuesday aft- in. the" coal Doctors evening in a meeting <houst j}ernoon made ‘Tultk of Pyphoid-tur day! the Commercial club rooms, tion into prison of yested the County. M lical SO-| a the > preliminary night whilk the ar | running held since AOA Ree ee abe ha the summer MeCabe Men Estate Neul tate association will vacation Buck-Jaom: returned from Meet-The meet in and Me Cheyenne of offi the immigration In duties his resume inspector of Chinese Real the of the town Reorganized Leader Coming-Rich-| ard Svans, one of the presidency] of the Reorganized chureh, now ¢€h}) route from his headquarters Mm the LS City for] \ 5 c various | local interests of his chureh tle will) speak Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in| the Seventh Day Adventists' make a further examinatio1 Mi oe ci Margaret Smith Vlayground ry was ees $1,000 a : Nee rod | le Y south side purchased as The a additional playground FIT THE o Fit and A 9 : OF es land} and church | board SCHOOL LIFE 20} on| to provide for possible additions to the Sumner school on Third Bast, between Sixth South and Seventh South streets Phat building is now haying one addition bullt, to be ready within a month. The deal was authorized Satyrday at a special meeting of the FOR GIRL OR BOY DUTIES for Bast streets Fifth South and Sixth Turned ‘Trick in Park City-The loava ey eal police were notifled Monday night | TOO LATE lO CLASSIFY, to look out for one Jim Douglas, whol is wanted at Park Cit for grand lar-| LOST. ceny. No information as to the man- | BRINWITH DOG BULL WHITE committed} was crime the ner in which Was sent in by the Summit county sher-|gq). eye. Return Stage Manager Lyrikt it Douglas is 2 rears old, six feet) theatre Big reward tall and when he ‘lett Park City wore}. _. eee a corduroy suit and a slouch hat The} yaUNCE-The funeral of Mr. John ofticers are looking for him Faunce, age 756 years, will be held at Did Well at Congress-T. H. Fitzwer-|the residence, No, 1040 First avenue, ald, chairman of the Commercial Club/at 2:30 p. m. today, Sept. 11, 1907, Inirrigation committee, is at home and | terment Mount Olivet cemetery. at e Solidit 9 St | AND five rods' frontage with a depth of rods, adjoining the Sumner chool the Have | School Sumner : rr AA Ls-} | "rf Recs Com- mercial club rooms Wednesday at noon to discuss the general business condltions will today. to the e | clety was held. The general routlne | amuck on Second South street, and} of business was finished up and st is now being held on a charge of be-| eral papers on typ shold fever were read fine drunk Dr, Paul was unable to This was th first meeting that has} ayrive at a conclusion in the mutter} been Wi (A examina- ment: il condition of Stargs who was wrenittas 1) \\ ME! with | the the & given} has legally to We iT the eae Mitth fine a luesday. to go ahead | thre work of cleaning out | \ ictoria alley, removing Monday to damage at Bighth was who stealing a eal residence at 680 pay to s¢ ntenced Pollee of out that i ve thief of a in Judge Chief | Kelsey Engineer City by filed profiles a petty Curter, H. W. i POLICE. ee acts of the council meeting of Monday | found culty night were tormally approved by May-| goods from was the javenue, with Bransford Tuesday, or John S avenue, The smoke damage suit of smelter MeMillan against the United States Smelting and Refining company has transferred from the Third District court to the Federal court. There are three counts in the complaint, the first being a personal sult, in which he asks for damages to the amount of $2,186 for the loss of crops and livestock alleged to be duc fe the fumes of the defe ate s smelte Two cases of Neal Mc Millan, one for $2,929 and one for $1,703, are forth in the complaint, hake been assigned by him to Michael MeMillan, for condefendant cre sideration, The the transfer to the United States court be made PLANS of AND New Light and Dark being MORE. Others Come in Vogue. general passenger agent of: the Rio Grande Western railroad has received orders that on and after Monday, September 9, that company will cease to sell tickets at repuced. ere ker to z d all points east of Co ado. of the passenger henanee ment eapinins that heretofore clergyeu, «missionaries, bers of charir $4.00 Mixtures, Pushed. The Oregon Short Line construction department reports that satisfactory progress is being made in the completion of the railroad into the Yellowstone park. The work has been somewhat slow the owing to the of help, but labor situation considerably relieved, an gress can now be made. Steel is obtainable at this time, and no a wlll be experienced from this elay Tne road is now built about ae of Marysville, Ida., and 57 miles out will continue on to the Madison river entrance of the park. t is said that the road will oe completed this fall. HALF-RATE Sensation ‘WEDNESDAY tales FOR Being First is and ten the road through a long tunnel through one of the sky-piereing Rocke: It is the intention of the Moffat people to make the roac ble and cut out climbing, save money in running passenger trains, necessary to divide now on the other roads. 1e route i in a direct line with Salt Lake as the survey runs through the heart of the mountain region, many engineering wonders are being accomplished. The distance between Denver and Salt Lake over the Union Pacific ts 628 miles; over the Denver & Rio oe it is 742 miles, and if the ute is followed which is now planned ee the Mofiat road, the distance between Salt Lake and Denver will be one hundred miles. cut down over By taking a direet line from Denvet to Salt Lake the road will pass through some of the richest and most fertile valleys in the intermountain rei It will tap treasure vaults which have heretofore been lost, owing to the lack of transportation. The best of the proposition is that Salt Lake will be the nearest city of any size to enver, and consequently her business and wealth will be wonderfully increase MORE The to com- which miles out of Denver, belng run daily. About south Hayden Stella Miss Simpkin. son" bridesmaid ] aya andc aMelvir bile M oe as oa Main Service Miles TRUS Wolley, Bennion, Cedar City, ee en Mac farlane, MEN insistent still is ing Jare Ivy st. ae <a is demand the boosting The Sis ne Dora Grove; Grove pee , George Z. Razilpha \ lace Jepson, Adair while \* hemes small for Tri-| 1 corelty. MeMurtie, G. Matthev r 3 t h Emma Frances W right, B ee J. farl Rasband DEALS COMING UP ESTATE REAL SAL Lak S.. oy Jensen,nit Ttees peatGalt Salt Lake Lake; I BIG a « to rent is still heard for houses ery tye come people the where asked When anthe houses, these want who from every trom come they that comes wer Mary] : : Elnora! Garland; ; ; Richtield; for J ‘There are several real estate deals the of some by report is the pending' it is exund in town, men estate real be consummated will they that pected demand The days. few the next within Helena Colo.; Riverton; Parry, Murvin Ch Hard > i ' Snowvillc In k Sparks Miller i ' Clarence Lake; Salt Colo in official ely- Sr ‘ Licenses. sentiment Lake AN ' < Mrs.} with with met be authorithe Lake oe va ; "Nelsor SP the ABODETIEL DUCE toute. Salt La' ke the general ‘ henv- on the out to will . from city the to treatment . that by leave not Brier es and rearrested attempt Any driven already have ae i Be ----- South] Pourth Test 165 John Shea, is desired. full attendance cireet cards and -- ee afternoon, piggy peter Alexander| Elsa do be Cles Is that the brazen business of these depraved ereatures has gone about as ‘ "atin Sas = a we wero The Fee it _ ta a mile taking on sist inch a slven sait it in of more no be will There rehas Young Sharp Cecella from a montn's visit with het in Idaho Otel . % * Daugh-] of the meeting regular The held) be W iN Confederacy the of tors at] Paul's will Che the Mrs. ane weddings of day a be Karl Sche Oa Kimball and this we pos ition with dining cars of ee will Today Miss Blanehe of opinion the in himself - comOpera has fulfilled standing and a premium. expectation, to be at fair ve bids e Lake Salt the sale of tiekets by The Hood," pans theati anaee ormances pel they veturn Bertha] and of John turn aelaneing5 } similar a close second a are running SC Tees, ae te . Stab-.1/11erdes eSta firmly jas Hoolihan Fred at represented well be will Lake ar opening time F oe f they | city jug-| piano only the as ons :LyvitJ Pe I : 4a them oO rler Se matinees runs outfit This show] the when -Ja, *, : ple : until Saturday, enings changes. is on who Lee, with=hise Corwin Wat 1 ae obert eitHntheucliy pat a . . ta ty 1 Vis months acadnaval Annapolis the from nts will friends olk s evening 5: he = " le ead guests oO the a en of pros- element victous more the of ecutions female population of the tenderof the loin. district, and he will lend Mis of town the ridding toward influence Vvomen the depraved of Seven them. Wednesdragnet police in. the caught found Monday on were morning day uncil given and vagrancy of guilty to get ont of the midnight Wednesday . Mid-})\.), a son, their for evening r riday tt ; Mr. by hom © issued ; an read- fallen program the sentenced "The High Class I urglar."' | ily skit, part of those along with] the four Shannons, ojevey chile Satur-} Orpheum the at party WORK NEW nus Diehl! line with ily into or] first) the trom curtaim. ASSIST Judge Police und Theatre, Lyric issue soon will Bonnemort E. Mrs. Lyric is provbill at the This week's mulawn elaborate for an invitations best drawing cards} )).6 to be one of the ON] home her at given be to sicale of amuse-| place popular. this. in ver in honor of Miss Sigrid street. Bricnam take fe ae nt will arriage whose Pederson, thelr midwith Le oa and Dolan 25th of this month, the place Little, rom Ma vel ~ comedian... comedii : inte co DEN their] with ee of screams Cvoke 4] give ill MeGroom Ralph Mrs. matinee day WILL IN POLICE ee eee and dull a not js there moment uninteresting fall of the final to the -_---- Nicholson] John Mrs. Whit Nicholson. Willi: um * William Mrs und er attains, that said is it Mr Bdwards, Will Mrs Burke. Mrs. Burton, the on number extra as an he whom | Salt Lake when right will stand on that rooms| he home ner at 94 Seemann where refreshments were served, Mrs. | Amcrica‘s eon comic. 0 era ‘ ree Rice poured coifee at a be autifully | heads the bill. : slides appointed table, where eut Moore hitehed up the chief's buggy glass and Silver Grand Theatre, and started out to explore the myshandsomely embroidered edged terious sack, They didn't stop to noti"No Mother to Guide Her," | that with rich lace, in the center of wil Lich fy the coroner. or anybody clse They most interesting of all modern melorge openwork sllvei basket proposed to get to the bottom of the dramas, will be presented twice at the itm exquisite pink and w hite thing flrst and do their reporting to Grand theatre today. The family mat: These flowers. in li urge the authorities later or Inee for ladies and children starts at » donated by Mrs Rice At the Gleason residence the estima2:30 p.m. The bill continues the baland sold for the ber refit ble lady who had told them of the ance of the eurrent week Mi heo goes toward furnis} ling horrible find met them on tip-toe and Loreh in his new Western military Memorial Leonard Home for with whispered dire ctions as to where drama, "The Lie ee nant and the CowNurses, in connection with St, Ma rk's to Jools for the "thing boy,' starts a cek's engagement at hospital "It's right there in my back the Grand, pomencing next Sunday Assisting in t he dining room were: yard, in the weeds. Oh, my Oh, me. evemne. . Mrs. George Y, Wallace, Mrs AL J. It's just terrible said she with a Gorham, Mrs. Clifford R Pearsall, shiver. Wheeling winked at Moore "The Three of Us." ‘ is Mrs, F Oswald, Mrs. Grant Smith, one Moore winked baek at Wheeling, "The Three of Us" a;story of a Mrs : Ss to show that he was "on," and then Nevada mining camp before Tonopah About thirty the two sleuthed back into the weed aes the mines, Mecca piefilled with players, pate h, determined to bring the blamed ture a settlement in the hills surwere ven mostly in "thing'' in, dead or alive. oan = by prospect holes-those ope n sowns of the society women dog fennel The search among the and repositories of d were unusually elegant, and and gympson was short, There, near spair that punctuate the caked way tne occasion was a notable one, a manure heap, where the weeds grew Ves Everybody in this town owns a aoe) a rankest and eee d completest cover, claim; everybody wants to sell. It is reposed the sack; and in the sack the Miss Margaret A, Prim gave an lata place picturesque enough to the "thing" they ‘soucht. inee party at the Orpheum Tues day Eastermer who vides into it out of the "Ah, ha," sald Wheeling. afternoon tor Miss Louise Wey, which congestion and artifieiality of his own "Oh, ho." said Moore was followed by a delightful supper at locality; but it is deadly lonesome an "About as I expected," remarked the Franklin's The appointments w ere unpromising to the impatient gamblers carried out in red, hearts and wedd ing searching, searching, searching for the elder sleuth, ramming his hand into the sunny sack and drawing forth 4 bell, with a large centerpiece of red vein and praying, praying, praying fo1 Soggy bundle wrapped in a woman's earnations The guests aside from a pay streak blue petticoat heartlessness oO Miss Wey, were: Mrs. H. L. WesterIn this camp there lives Rhy Macsome mothers is past gJl understandman of St. Louis, Mrs. A. T. Egan, Mrs chesney and her two youger brothers ing." Moore reverently removed his F. J. Curtis, Mrs. W. F. Mitchell, Mrs They own a claim hove d principally hat and wiped away a tear as his comJean . uzek, Miss Florence Sear for title purposes, ‘'The Three ef Us. panion removed the wrap and brought Nicholson and the Misses The girl has faith a ne as her father to light-a dead cat! Isabel and Amy Osborne had before he died, seven years preat Sixth lady ° ® > There's an indignant viously. And so they hang on to it. who anSouth Second Wast The wedding of Miss Bertha B eCnZz Two men are in love with the girl. and the Rev. W. A. Bussard, pastor of One is a polished Fasterner, the other nounces in no unmistakabl tones that boy if she gets her hands on the small ihe Evangelical Lutheran cnurch, te Ok The day the play in who deposited that defunct feline The : in that church last evening. opens her back yard, she'll skin him alive. beautifully decorated for was 1e before-mentioned prospect occasion. The bride wore a pre tty and discovers be an abandoned gown of white chiffon over white silk, claim with a good vein of ore. Madly ind carried whitt a a Jong tulle veil e rushes to Rhy to tell her of his She was attended by Miss Lyfind and ask her to share it ---- wno wore Benz as maid of honor, Then he asks her to keep it a secret by reen silk, carembroidered mull over g The announcement made Tuesday until he can make arrangements to inof Louise Miss Vying lavender asters University the of in charge those then] agent syndicate a certain erest wore white embr recitals and Benz, bridesmaid Jectures of course Utah a] buying of idea some with in camp States Sorensen United dered mull, and Miss Emma Follette, La Robert that faithgleefully, promises She mine. ae both carrying pink will the : in pink, Wisconsin, from Senator arrived| just brother, her But fully 25 asters ‘he best man was Henry W ilon the evening of September here disgusted and age know-it-all the at es and the ushers were Mr. Robe ris of the evening of September with his chances, overhears the con-{instead previo susly announce Mr. Delmar. The bride was giv en as. 19, to} information sells the and versation The change in the date for the apaway by her mother, Mrs. C. Be nz, the polished astern chap who pearance of the senator has been made black silk gown. who wore a handsome promptly buys the adjolning claim. his in The . -_-_ "Robin of production any's aD Gus eESePeRaas oS Ae OFFICERS FIND A NOW RUNNING TRAINS CSeppePas asa Gs "THING" IN A SACK OVER MOFFAT ROUTE Cs Afternoon, This afternoon at 2:15 Will rise on the Salt Lake Ladies' SEPTEMBER 11, 1907. Oe PVRBRBRB QB BBB at WEDNESDAY, < club ty LAKE CITY, UTAH, Ba ary card pa SALT W Phe Review of Salt Social Events, | Plays and Playerpeople } 4 REPUBLICAN, Me sore Current 1] 0 0 y 9 0 ® IC e erin 9 YOU PAY WHAT OTHERS PAY, AND THAT IS THE LOWEST PRICE FOR GOOD SHOES. obinson Bros Co. 124 MAIN. |