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Show INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, TREIGHT RATES WOMEN WORKING VETERINARIAN GUING HIGHER FOR GLEAN CITY FOR THE STATE "Sweeping Reduction" Reported as Being Made Means Higher Tariffs. A NEW - SALT A LOCAL ON GARBAGE LONGER Ey ha the Salt Lake aD if he takes treatment ndvantage of the ea pe rato, MUSC) fo up about $2,000 more capital In the] purchase of the single item denims! han the coast jobber Inve if b@) gets a carload ee seu effect af ® that in many ances 1c man will be unable to take Se ena of the carload rate and his goods will] come at the much higher rate for less of animals, but to rais the| clared that he hi big obehead | bri ane h of the railnieaceioe service, rahi Fad rot De from on the ‘Atlantic the Gulf of i ] stare he rall to ene sie < ti s Palac ee rload Utah was tavored by }Tesents a local T. R. Black, who hardware firm in and|counell In their campaign the women will assume full bility for the movement and lots Ne possible pressure to be ar rep j had the! an opportunity question with this year ies and respons!-| not ie ir bring all | « ampalen with York on the coun the 1@ ey it Is 1 ivrrungements in state to time take up. healt! will the Lo TLC ithori- | #11. re lost in of or tho thos the ‘ name and Who vho to ve Designed We $50 Ing 8 over along has bee n Kleven 5 wl pattern. let by property l aying for both sides of requisite curb- ivenue ldewalks and to do gutterine on the from} to M invite you critical men who have always paid from to $70 for a tailor-made suit to step in and inspect treet on to the the brow east of the ench Nill for nd ove soutl two 111-113 mile With the « enditure of the I it will. mean that already $45,000 planned for sOulevard improvements samuel Newhouse intends to open ulevard through Newhou park « from there it will be carried on to the re vation by the Pelluride ; Rea company, owners of Federal Height ymiple te "d he one Or the Se t drives in the I sk io brow of the « be ne ea wall ate ad io itl ih eer 1 Jas ation i as a College mats 1@» fe 0 ¢ H. 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Culmer's ° HEAVILY SEEK Judgeg OV addi the ent | ? es ON MEN WHO | FLOWING BOWL | i: narcifar vesteriay Bows0n quit. winknJedgned ssc wen that he | Aa: against W.| for perhaps the wor ot ee ee ne tri t bott JAMES SALT the: ace Bauge ce ee f higher bef rer covered ~hoypat ant} ized Saltair. 8 ¢ land fa } Ww th this 5 aa 1 1 it great the} the oats considerably be recedes,t d which have the briny year have weatl this month ‘up fo the water of aes for their to tiny salt! instead ae not enough athi much n higher, the event tha rises haweun the management can easily prov ide for good bathing ' CAL 1s ieee N 2 "a BIST, ane Ca vertisin Special |tendance cussed fae Fourtt ourth ok liars the subject as !s of vital The to interest program Advertising." be J. the | The this kind work 360. ae Halton, eure structed, will ‘ complexion mired by all. good health. is ad- Good Tea makes Hewlett's Teas are ALWAYS GOOD. ors When it ts requested deliver CLEAR with bags. have your in sacks, try the surprised the If you coal we'd usually delivered Iike bags. you You'll how coul we CREEK much looks in to be nicer your shed. BAMBERGER 161 Moighn US Street, A of ° 1:30 will 6.06 will CLUB BS ELECTION Atos oblle } Y| }stead FRIDA club the of MANY CHANGES new "passer nger the Denv & train tio ! y of train Ut. }and 5:30 m, will 8, which ay The reach instead of 6 mimes put uo hy tur nominating com-| Salt put up by gan: a, two house, Salt Sait Lake: of 4 Ee the nominating SP Oe tea eae Lake . The Jennings, year Lake W. ©; term, ank ticket e€ name for pee will be be m city put flagged at and on, Westcott, Lake: was put ed Four in letter u will 80 coat total ‘MAN LAID OUT COLD" TESTIMONY IN COURT the the Our carpet National cleaning House 1s guaranteed. Cleaning ace ply - postmasterg haveto been according the Utah, received Howell: that Funk, An interesting oenaee took place in Miss I. N. I seathorwood's eclass yesteray afternoon The subject was, "Re4 soiv d, that high protective tariff is Necessary for the interests of the United States" Th ffirmative was' represented by Miss Beaulah World and Rose Pardee, while Franklin Eardley and Arthur Doran upheld the negative. The ges, iss Burrel ynto Roland Schramm and Kk all Thomas, awardwe the decision in favor of the affirmaPintaacr George A. Eaton ned the members of the senior together yesterday at the fifth period for the purpose of discussing the commencement program, nant protective tariff ned," Travis' class yester peer a Dorothy were announce winners They eeels the Sntien inide of tis ques eee Tribune-Reporeer weiyneng 2nd South St. Phones 718. gives me from appoint- following Congressman pleasure to inform DANCE TO One of the most enjoyable pro-opening balls to be given at Wandamer e resort this season promises to be that iven tonight by the Young People's associations of Liberty stake. "he take comprises nine wards n h southwestern part of the city, and all th young people are working enthusiastically for the success of the affair. he floor at the prnpe pavilion is in excellent shape for neing, an first-class music w be Dror inna: ----c--+or Pianos for rent at 22 W. ist So. cou Co., 66 W. 23 W. list 8, aoe oe rto us C as eC € aged -------- ao 2 irs. Amanda Miller of Ogden has been granted a pension at the rate of $8 per month from, April 19, 1909." UNIVERSITY NOTES i The first day of registration for the special teac 1ers' summer sch course, which is sity the co from May 17 to iy 23 showed a total Monday of 82 This nymber is by far the largest ever regis races for the anenial course at the uniyvsity the first da Prof. FW mold: cheteean a0 the summer Monday of the and' m f ng AS LIVE evening. diploma. summe 14. and of cigars, cigarettes and smoking tobacco which will appeal to the best taste of smokers who know. CHARLES THE GREAT cigars are very popular de to d0e. SCHRAMM'S Where the Cigar Cars Stop Shopp. party the coming Tears ~ , night at the home of Harold Hole man, president of the ass. T issue of the University Chronicle appeared Monday afternoon. he issue contains a few local hits, L. H Hamren was editor of the issu o> 2 he canvass for R. L. Polk & Co's. Salt Lake City Directory, 1909 is completed. All pérsons who have recently mad ly changes in thelr residence or business addresses are requeste to eall at the Directory Office or write us at once, to insure correct insertion of their names write-no changes will be taken over the phones. %. L. ae we a We A pee and Mgr, 5-616 Hace Bultdine, M cCoy's livery. Carrtage livery. Both phones 81. joetin watch repatirr No. 12 East rst and Ss. Bouth Nght Riser, st This is part of an extensive of : WIRE erat VICTIM FUNERAL ON & SUNDAY ee . . Muneral kervices 0 over' Merton E./ Wel a We rooutedcarried | las | when fallingOLOGC) derrick jown a live wire, wer eld yesterday ifternoon at the Wheeler home, No. 616 imer wes ae a aanae SHAY'S CAFETERIA. enlarged. Come and see ae before you order. 25 E. 3d 11 to 2. dinner 5 to 7°80 v. m. tt YOU HAVE A SSIEND Who ix working for one of the trips to the Alaska-Yukon Exposition civen by The Republican r jug over t ing your a ments. & tex. O ve ne made. ¢ for yourself - Imer Cu is popuave of the ost duction of flowers, bugs or birds, animals, life-like and artistic repiro- IS | Get good $ ae painting : paint @ 3 sea- oS = ~<a - Wg for your = 5 £5 I ' 68 >5 2 Paint & Glass ain Co | ° ass Button, Who's Got the TODAY FOR BUTTON Button $5 TODAY FO BUTTON 5419 ; CONVICT AGAIN IN STRIPES /MAN aie ASKS FOR $5. | A $ $5,500 INCORPORATIONS - |] | {2",.2,;temand Tot "88.000" damages "ur (1 \ j bills. ‘Th ries e = the oa (| rti cles of ete eee Monday by Lumle Ele atic Fire Alarm Boo alee in Salt Lake to manufacture new on which Charles R. patent The capital officers are William fire L is H. were filed ‘hermos*hicte is orexploit and alarm Marshall and T. ‘CLERK Glore, device chief Bean, HAS A JOB SALARY On ley holds a| $100,000. The account Irvine, who was eines court, of | Wit the city fire department, presiden B. Hleywood, vice president: Charles Lumley, secretary and treasurer; with Josep Lippman, dD. c Mart. IS of the the BUT IN DISPUTE fact that T. L. Spponited clerk of the 8s. Margaret Zane » county clerk, had worked two 3. months, "without Salary, ar with no R, | indication of pay the matter was taken }up by Mrs Witcher, Monday vith . James fF. Clinton and Walter JJ r- forming| ton. two members of the board of the board o Aeract je ounty commissioners who are in the he <enyon Mining company, organcfty. The commisstoners aid 10} izex Salt Lake, file rticles or in | could see no way corporation by which Monday. they could mie fficers are} P&Y Mr. Irvine and referred the matter J. b. Galigher of Salt Lake, president;|'2 the county attorney, II. B. Blades, who decided Salt Lake, vice president.| that the commisaloner s a no right to lt La Mureka and. secretary Arthur at pay E. Law, Howell of the under the law -_-SSS== Henry i. "Hart oi | CEG Lake, forming the board of directo Articles of incorpora 2 were filea Monday by. the Beaver-Butte ¢ opper . Which is organized - aoe r with the objecto orkin scue 3,4 5 0 . mining ce aim an Ne >wton mining district, county. The ca stock vis ae officers of the compan "Fohn - Murdock. Beaver City, pre rsident; a rt F. Fillerup,. Beaver bert 58 oO. i. McShane ot Beaver | City, secre i treasurer; the se. 't totenn D. ‘Pritc hett and John elo te Mont. Butte, of *ritechett ee the board of directore: . sora ronpany, a Phe ae pag OTR s : Sa e a wholesale and retall rises ih. ans eral lines, filed articles of ine corpornaFoR Sey The capital is $200,000 |Strawberry : ples- 1 are easy. ain The Ww. Oo. ( treete ar eee who ck roinovieh fil led a suit in the repaid the eeiainede of Warden poets Distr ict court Monday against of the state prison by running away, e Domazet asklr $5,500 damages j back in ee The w pion and | and costs, for injuries allegec to have nry Taggart cvenitantiacs Bus urd,| been inflicted by Domazet. The comper UEn ee veaterday with Gentry, who} plaint sets forth that at Bingham Canvas recaptured in Southern Callfornia. | yon, on March 32 last, Domazet attacked Ge try is paper sentence o 6 years. | Voinovilch w a "revolver, shooting Warden: Pratt had obtained him two} him and intlic sting severe injuries. paroles besides getting him a place to} | siVoi h rit wo, ee ee ; ef lt 9: 8 r Ae ers and Our line contains some of the best of these things ever produced and prices y 5419 al S. Snow Jungle jewelry lav just now and nature can own ] purpose. -_- fe) me you'll get better results. mer treasurer; these. with - J. Mennell and E. THE HUNTER'S BAG AND THE NATURAL.IsT'S NET FURNISH MODELS FOR THE SKILLED JEWELER. Paint R B. one-cent for Axk certificates, or help a friend. r Button, $5 7 -_-_@o Just to eat Lunch = be p Qua every & = eSa | the nina The "pallbearers we BE. A. Rogers, Lew Sow Vern W hester, Harry Tempest, gt OO cas and Harry iner BA w 5 world- e work and have g lity for we this largest and best line son is in full swing. songs S in the Cc -paints UNGRATEFUL WY viday OSLELay sora paints plan , to advertise Acm n .Admis 4 } -- - St illustrated t S ‘‘ adopted oe best) county |, . . wn THEATER 156 State le and every etter ae Joyou one Bete gilt frame, a 5 . poe ie, eter w . arm ically | raised In Morgan, W: saitetonl county. | and knows erate Pe eam fa a 7 ot < d gre 1 the county. e has Pe Ane Prout Bunter all his life and a} protector of game a times [le is| brotner of Deputy Sheriff R. Ed-| dington of Salt Lake. Mr. Ke idington is declare to be well fitted to fulfill He | duties of his office and under h watcl 1 eye there will be little ines ing or fishing out of season in that section of Utah Moving the following postmasters have een appointed: Clarence L. Richmond, Cache county Them- Wasatch moO. Pianos, ‘and peobest ointed postmaster at the newly established office to be called Alexander, in BE HELD AT WANDAMERE ENJOYABLE 0 fi er have and be given away b 1 gybz a3 1 former business man of alt Lake, yesterday Ww appointed ley uty rs e rarde 1 hir oO county pen eee soene ene Sprs Ete mn ; 1 Edington at esent ie in Jorgan ¢ y For the at elg F ye wis EMPIRE HORSE RACES AT OGDEN, Special Salt rae & oa (Lagoon route) at 12:45 m. every ye ay 5 21. Round i $1;"including Ogden street car fare to racetrack, Anderson No Lehi new On y one unit) the election of the new board active | as McKee, Dragon Uintah county; John be constructed | wor the speedway to Saltair will Hollis t, Avon che county. be on the west| he commenced. "Mrs, Nannie Alexander has been ap- his unit contain units are be its three is presumed that the approximate $350,000. - two o New- C. S. Ruffn which fa a he RECEIVES A PENSION Lak members differs of Dr. W. F. Beery {3 Dy nnings. With unday in the for Tinen of NAMED AND WOMAN com- Samuel Powers, Salt Ogden, other by some. stories being |{n that the ae upper of | substituted ee Salt sched- Grande Sanpete this p. WASHINGTO Ve } 1 Train No, 13 for Ogden leave atic 6:15 p. m., instead of a ae : es a 5 es eonreach this BL city p.m The election ofthe boara of direct. | traing ad~) | HIGH SCHOOL NOTES THAT 6000 on Under ° good MAKE ule rid| whieh goes into effect next to | Several changes ll be made local train service. The train the will leave at 5.20 p. m ‘held "Fridey, May 2 ca American Work, thus giving man-| "‘Waelbe ¢] : ofof theth Bel NH Teleph com-|ple of those two : Utah7 haa club towns rooms Telephone There com- || service pany's building on State stre they have ever had. are two tickets in the field. The polls| ~~... = will be open from noon until § o'clock UTAH POSTMASTERS jin the put "pt wae a a ou honor, this man made this aassault absolutely without provocation. And in e ngeuage of the arise ring he put a ni out co @ polic re ten ninutes bringing him to." On the per, of this representa3 Daly ater neon In the court, Judge J. owman yesp increased from $10 to $50 the ball of J. J. Oswald, who was ere a agsault and battery upon M, mi Oswald pleaded not Renee His trial was set for 2 o'clock tI his afternoon. A Sarsaparilla. OFFICERS treets, Sp arnted will be|sPro Browning, When Co. Kodaks | Pressed and buff brick Main St. of the building 1s to --| side this of year and that will the ground. $130,000 and will AUTOMOBILE TO HOLD names be the largest be surety "high, ny test oe built of fire brick and of Hood's m., of excavation for the Cov-| houge, orner of East| i effect OF artment build tonie dis- meet- EXCAVATION IS BEGUN ey Woarning-to feet ured before 6x-| ziness-it's a a sigr sign that Jazin -! lacks vitality and needs the to all adverfor nt Temple wi and South. | ao sta sanding day. Third Phones Salt Lake Photo Supps and kodak finishing. business me and deception A oO ertion . is not the system Ad-| for-| Sufferers should not dela Get will] o¢ that tired feeling by Samiiain: the | take Hood's Sarsaparilia today. in ad- | FOR COVEY EY APARTMENTS ther-Quicker~ Ch ARD P - ‘Cheaper, 14 W. heat. of "Fake ARSED a) ts Res o'cRemedy." & J. J. omanier ager onnor LEMORABOL wiles, Discussion by the members. . f Wandicana 264 subject will endeavor to whareby protection have been sent to thesclub.be and Jt ts ¢x; will a large at- men. Fake s-45 Elk Fuel Co.. Cleanliness and the invitations pres. | &,,follows: pee "ine nGhack, Phe ne feartens ir mayec have water 1 depth up bea aatoroes = the city faein t fraud tlsing the ae take yertising" an mulate a pla not been | Seen pected that wate hick oo regular monthly meeting of the Salt Lake Ad club will be held the eer esa) elub tonight The club! taken | will of and showed the water] ey eee ae tate will ebértnountain un now is that S too FLOOD was the local office weather bureau the me water we IN measurement of Great Salt Lake at a =that LAK LAKE semi- monthly Saturday by United States anyon June fae C0. ot THOUSANDS OF ACRES WILL BE COVERED BY EDDINGTON GAME WARDEN" MADE FOR FAKE ADVERTISING TO BE DISCUSSED AT AD nut ‘s, having picked up a | NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE rat oe (prac "tl e in Lake durCLUB DINNER TONIGHT) re}crstive op: | ON RIO GRANDE TO Will 3 < B. in a massive ° ah South State ss framed @ Be REMOVAL SALE. js probable American C Fork 8S cose when: f th ° of This is part of an extensive plan we of the west, valued at $800-mounted being} te iruahke who saahae Re th e'the parrenars e Painting 30, 00 pounds: minim, Bey re Hae ell In favor of such an SRE Res attempting to correct the. evil that | anywa een $1.10 7 he same goods from New Mrs. EUzs ae Cohe shairman of! every one knows evxist Ae en peared efore him in the Vorkttamtitah are now shipped at a|the children's Hie came down 1 upon ayground committee, | It will not be my first experience MAN IS CONVICTED one : rate of 2 15. mnd after June 1 this MER OTiAnS that shat pe for obtaining aj in this work I was ae Ho ed asa | except will be raised $2.25. y 1@ carree public Acer ccah cer ills o-j| velerinar Inspect« by BovernOF SELLING LIQUOR load, after next , the Utah dealer | cated, were especially bright and a spe-| ment in New York for sf ears and . was fined $10 : | oo will pay $645 2 for the minimum weight - |clal meeting of the committee will be ave a ofaE the eae Werte 7 ooks E on WiTHOUT A LICENSE 5 ms : { ent t nite ate after I 1 bel wa ntenced to 30 da } 1 the San Francisco jobt Il pay | called {in the near future, a which time} Men met : : $330 fox having the goods hauled some|it is believed le ight have « iped f € idn't ¢ Y that success in starting | th Phat experience will, t i cae noel d a polk fens heli inte the 6 cg 800 miles farth the movement in Salt Lake can be an-|! Haniel: one me in the new position George Day is was found guilty by a gutter at the time of is rrest ~ o The local jobber pays $1.58 a hun-|nounced. The omen of the league Glad to Leave Prison A Tees ory epurt yeaa Of agi: dred for a carload of denims from New] have been Ata ussing a plan for open‘Will I be sorry to leave the peni we ae 107 : out a license a To. 40 Amen Senamen was fined $10 Db ~ QO Vhite forfelted hail to that oa = tj York to Salt Lake, and June 1 this will/ing Pioneer square for the children tentiary work after 1 years of it iis chat Stee ae th hi = Ee ‘ co Sa ro re i tieke be raised to .68.. He must also put/and another plan is to get possession | there indeed Y fact, from I feel Teg etd 4 ee ; £0,000 pounds car or pe ay the!of the old ha market between State} just like No,I had been released f adotec 1 eth ty B Baa1 shine en ( meal ticket Ver $672 for the shipment. The San Franand Second East and Third and Fourth| long jail sentence There is not on ates Ks Oo Sindae: T) isco is jobber Ott red: tio gets a rate of $1.60 for] South streets In connection with this| prisoner in that institution who was Denivenaiiat i ix at a a i} Smith Crane and Jack 2 > denims in carload lots after June 1) movement, a petition against the city's} there when I first took charge of the ; : aL ON PAs : his attorne relled upon an argument nd he is allowed 30,000 pounds as a|/piving a long lease on the warm| | wor ere They have all gone. Some lto the fire Chath alcllean te ltouliiiat miu In apin pink a ocar oad of springs property was signed by the} have died and some have been ; oe oe as Me be oe leds one that ese ape a aa a roe oe ae | oO bee 0,000 ae of denims from New York| George Gree n, a vagrant, was given| w= @ women of the league: This petition | leased | evidence had been given by an accom. hours to leave Salt ake. o. > oo Utah the jobber pays $672 and if| was presented by Mrs. C. E. Allen and They are a bad lot in that place, line Aer i WAG ROE cont Por ted c > rit Jpuastionny Ss B( the same dis shipped through | jt sets forth that the signers hope that | and enpuph to worry. the life » out of |I Amit "ake o ‘a that Pat 1o the coast the jobber there pays only | the city may be able ie establish free any docto They felgn all sorts of wi Cherly1 1 Dam $400. Again. if the tab jobber buys blic bath } aladies and take ery advantage of Was) & a ea«stool 1 roles pigeon ' for for theth 5 S OIuE Ets 2 Z could | police-that he had been ANB COUCTSd by) pu ly 30,000 y pounds Entire stock of electric chandeliers, Q = of ni he mus i Dee the prison physielan that one cou z eaao discussing the nae food move . fetes « det clive wer wae 2 wie ore tne California . think ¢ It & constant worry and|GGeorge ge >Sheets, ' chief . *s, ' to reading Jorn Dr: shades, bee ere and ood - me th om decided that th ney y buy a half I pint of whisky 25 cents cutlery" sa amount of ot a pleasant job by any , means. Now at cost. fe are goin o vabe z Jon i paren from eer York for 3300. would watch conditions In local sto I don't wish to frighte n, 2 y successor, | and then to be arrected and aanene as a ate and lat ona a Stock by © ante Ist er | & popvlglolepledisl. o 6 nen ‘wi ; rht feel lik a akin z y it now "he attorney e Oo ge oth SHIBLEY-MACMILLAN CO. be direc ted towards the merchants who Singe Et Taft it ss & : Wicherly and Sheets admit that they The only stationery and office live up to the spirit as well as the let~ D uund has ofAcas in the Security| were planning the arrest rhen Smith supply store in Sa operter of the law ~ } Trust ee He is a 1906 eae saw them together in police headquarating their own printing oftice. ---_<$_1ate of the George W are unf| ters a .short time Setntahared Both 71 E. Third So Both phones. versity in Ww ashington. He then took | denied the charge ee | @ post graduate course in New You k ----> -_-___-_-_--_ | a ee yee sident of Uti for eg STREET View ae ight alon drive Is magnificent ‘ MAIN JUDGE''S HAN HAND FAI FALLS of| t on Expert ata cost of $15,000 ri is part of the proposed boulevard s tem, which when completed will extend to the end of Eleventh avenue, and from. then entertain| tken contract and by $25,000-Per-Year Alfred Benjamin suits, the finest tailoring in America Prices $18 up. If you have had previous experience with ordinary ready-made clothing that has been unsatisfactory, bear in mind that Alfred Benjamin suits are not only out of the ordinary but a distinetly different class of garments comparable only with the most aristocratic made-to-order tailoring produced in New York City Countless exclusive novelties, only 2 to 5 suits of a 4 os The rive-foot the street charee addre ‘expect; vi ults State governor again [will | friend luring the encampment a ‘| sition to outline any} las this Information it will no 1a] one thing you can sompened Fo a in Be a a! ul nd} itlon | no Alfred Benjamin CONTRACTS LET FOR SIDEWALKS ON NEW BOULEVARD SYSTEM owners Up and $25 $22, $20, $18, 300 standard of humanity along Serena utot . WUT aealre titan iu ait aeRO jjines "There are few crimes or vices} Cattle Mave Suffered. to rent Coit t fl nav "the OTL n aay which do not contain the element of "On account of lax laws, Ut "They are not registering fast-enough cruelty," said Mrs. Myton, "and, ther at tLe horses and other animals ver home in Salt Lake ma have fore, to teach the law of kindness A been exposed to numerou to be thrown open to take care of. the to weaken the tendency o e an nd as a result there has been reat owd : : crime generally and never can this be] suffering, and the diseases ha ABI itions for rooms are. pouring qgne so effectively as in early child> an alarming extent. Before hon: tie oot bea ane t faster: tl hood." aw went into ae t, it was Fite vy « 1 C tT ‘ a oe ry mail than carloa Report on Snaltntlon, for infected cattle t be brought ring a oa ae 4: ‘Soin We sat ‘i Siri 5 le "Owlots. wf . Discoverics Are Made. ; The sanitary committeo of the learue i eae low a t P , va tne nele ww en roo others ant. all. the -wa from The local traffic man who was ar-|, tial eport ad voc: iting the| herds, ith the at i io yous WOtO Live voOoms ranging or a shipment of dry poor compulsory use of cov d garbage EG z ep SEER ISG eee S. Grant post Chieago ha writ panier ra rock ver a ao cinparina cans In the city, and it was decided to | Fe ) h Teer it want L room apable of olowing «discoveries : renew the campaign with the city] ~ mpyore ts rreatodeal of: work' to be | holding rv Olehtcots for its drum present tariffs to Utah with the new counc in an effort to Proc ure an Oral oe aw gre: ae Tele | ai dene orp its ecking eran two one which' goes in offect e 1, and nanee alon these Jin The league | done In the fleld, and ia to. five fo it offlee These | : t C t to start to evi work checking Vv ith the pres oe eee brought this here bata re the fcoun-| ting anes ee Peale cae no plans | "0oms must. vithin two Dl ks of nental rates and the Sache ed ath 5 ‘ last year ¢ 1 it is turned down,| as yet Il can ‘say ‘nothing about: liow he bustne cente) j in effec poe Crest ne oie ala sea and|the women believe, simply because it It shall "procec¢ titi er Te nw 1° women committer lwo ints | oe eee Beeees 1909. It is sip tee in the contract that Mr. Trent is oppa a 26-foot 6 street on the north cing of the which he is to pave and gutter. and curbs must also be put se-slory the remaining 60 feet thr apartment house "140 feet modern decp will ted. yesterday Mrs. disposed of 1 valuable many widow or the late holding gs. is George OW 4 his death one dealers of the of the big Timpte ment : th Utah's cattle, sheep and other live Shippers of Utah are beginning to Humane laws, pure food, public play rae an i rk eer Tey Peete ns Al find out what the railroad representa-| rounds and covered meee cans fering more or less from diseases that| tives meant by their recent statements |made up the varied topies for lsc usie VEMDRE TAT ANE, anaae Eies ep Le about "sweeping™ reductions in rates|sion at the meeting of the Women's demic, are to be looked after in th to Utah that will soon be put In force, |/league at the eee ae yester: e ore tale : s| 5 , 2 i os >i] future by Dr. A. (¢ Young, who was and besides the few instances where|day afternoon, and city coune : to oe ey the freight z ate ft from thethe 4 Atlantic coast} Wil] hear directly ay "the women on appointed yesterday as state yeter-| rate out | tuese subjects in the near future. Dr.| {narian by Governor William Spry. Dr. to Utah has. been reduced to about] oR Beatty, president:of th Utah Young, who for 13 years was phyai- || double the rate for the haul clear] Humane society and secretary of the i is s eclaily through to the Pacific coast, they are ate board of health, poke on the Se Athan fom tharotane: as te e ved ‘Demands toi GA.A. R. Convenalso discovering ome. advances in the} work of the Humane Roce ht ate FeaTET s ai Bowe rnment inspect ) eady exorbitant and of the work of the ta ealth . : ool : 1 were tance of this hhapper ned yester-| league in the state. He said oe of animals in See eras Koaie tion Are Aiready Becoming lay, when" a local wholesale dealer} movements looking to he protection x "of Agricult c S an large buyer. of ation goods dis-]} of children and dumb eee who coe Repiiine iz ane) "dl at the be niImperative. covered that the rate on cotton ece!could not protect themselves, the wo-| tentiary by Dr I Z% und of alt goods and denims from Atlantic points|men of the state, indtvidaally and | Lake "Dr. Young had lis successor o Utah would be a 10 cents A/through their variou organizations,| a; the institution yesterday acquaint Wanted-Every private home In Hundred pounds Jur an addi-/ could do a work that will be of vast| ae with him the details re the worl Lake thrown open to accommodate Salt th tiona Nacciasinntion ‘against Heat one benefit to eee : a } and Dr. Lund will take charge soon veterans ‘of the .G, A? -R. railrone make rule, in effect ' Mrs. Hi. P. Myton read an interesting| The appointment Polite ‘the passi : P bad at. the : annual‘ first nextxt month, . whereby if the| paper on the work of the league along ing of th n a ate provides | encauinpment next August. Utah jobber w a Leg ao ra a aon humane lines. eM sald that more tltha a for the offic The : ua Is one a Tlic -~housecholders. of Salt' Lake are denims he must buy a minimum o ),one-fift 1 of the ates vs the Union had} was much needed Sr s expecter oe Bia Zag ; 1g 3 : 5 000 pounds, while the jobber on the ready passed ws pane humane | that Dr. Young will make_,a great imnot ¢ ming forward fast enough with acific coast is allowed 30,000 pounds laetnuctlon in one pane schools and! provement in ae health Of Utah live | lists of rooms they can rent during the as a2 minimum the effe o this moveme ay have | stock The yhysician when ap-| Grand Army encampment, according to Th item of disc ee means been not only to tnsur cons ae aice | proached on the meee r last night de- | the women's committee, which has that | 18. The purchase yesterday of a able plece of realty on Third : strect by & V. Trent from Annie M. Lowe means the erection of another big apactinie nt bouse in this city to coast out $40,000 The acquired by ag 85. feot C Mast street a a Is 330 t dee t is loc mi ae ay the block between First and Se nd Sout streets, The consider ition. aha HUSLER'S FLOUR aor MAY S. V. Trent Blive:t Property and Will Build Upon It Soon. ARE LIVING Physician at State Utah Merchants Must Buy Big Effort Will Be M:Made to Bring Former Prison Good Selection Matters Before City Carloads or Pay Higher for Office, Council, Tariff. TUESDAY, NEW APARTMENTS WILL BE ERECTED AUTHORITY SAYS PEOPLE NT E EXPERIENCE COVERED| GOVERNMENT CANS UTAH, LONGEVITY Public Play rounds, Humane| | Dr. AY G: Young Appointed to Look After Cattle Laws and Pure Food Are Discussed. In Utah. DISCRIMINATION LAKE CITY, ici Delicious. a L: Ly Hi for W y Ccou have ( ovens. I > directo lone ware, was company filed Monday, permitting tho| to Ae bile lieaa in this state Amensan is The capital 1s $1,000,000. president rooks is secretary Cc, S. Tingey is named company here, upon papers ne may GAR National and Louls John House | Cleaning Co. ree hall | SAILEC ssib] possible, 1.)| W_ ecretary of § : U as agent of | whom. all legal | F | oes CSS be served. oapeee: | 2 ; } ry 1sup eee your ordereearly before supply runs ont. Our cakes and pastries are the choicest in the ¢ ity <0 LWwson. forming the board of direct A copy of the articles of ineorporation of the People's National ire es surance company of Wil mington ela- laarge f Is " in redien S 8 & bakers make f and this ba es, THE w 10 d nite WHOL 7-268 Main ce eal St, rocery Ee Co. ran Phones ‘ on6 |