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Show THE Until you you ve don't much purity ness tried really and drops i i te ‘Organizer of Oaklarid kVisits a CONDITIONS The Flavoring Immediate Extracts : Evangelist ‘land Arranzes ri ae but Many accompanying in the First Home-|ceonecting about Miss Edna Thompson, all of Jennie Burkland Farnsworth Interestings Evans, Miss Sappington, and thirty towns Willlam who was Mullen the of organizer and | Wedded Miss Op. Vocal, 21... Vision "Oh, first !tems to the | the reque st Dor-| : Wie ring-Thomas) PY ,.Mrs. Martha Opn Manon ae te ° eeBaa rari ANGAs': oc ee Serer & approached of the UTAH of ¥ destitute aniail Gari the 4 Richmon Sanlh(rel4 ‘ Yj tigers 4 er ' = ated N ; WOMAN PASSES x Yarnell Patten City. Mrs. Mary 2 Chopin ae Mr. Mullen, Was w he n v of energy 4 y h orl Bast Fourth morning at 4 at citizens South o'clock, he after a lingering and painful illness For over a year Mrs. Patten had suf-| fered from a tumcrous growth In the ace and it ' was at first 4 hoped that it Howsyer, The ability whom work could they relief has ready lier decline in health (1 taken ae th ‘ ito ,aintaina: Matgarct Ake few i 22295--Charles months later, 1a a yer arriage, are incidents marnage, are mncidents at that into She H». Judge ‘ have) 5 the life ot was et | for ar and vrofit a the Salt Salt Ue head Lake hake' yesterday the ; of found. for eaelLovends ee en oF areamen iB! gi "I ene Christian 60 Ruth | Notes, Ritchie so vsed Salt| Ida:: Wheeler, * the young mother and the shame} \ | the| practically all of] ; sight for the | Called eo me e u oreemlesdor Years, 95 sheep S Niels Petersen,» ¢ ippellants, Marney etate Judge Marshall summons to appear was by rhe } treasure James per-| ex Cecelia divorce rae cities in Utah Levan, mine between where the is situated, and northern G.. Subuart Suburban on the CAR |e. i. Harriman paris |*#Ppear, line. Plwood MeCleian vs. . New Suits Hansen esabey vs. and further would but the that he, appear poi eines DceIy: ae oD t rare of Pooure: cour ct Test for explain cougt Raard, deceased the | app be int; failed n advice ! cea ease Attor ley im-court fixing the Judge nsen, ive has lent motor car |ors must a 2ppeartor Nis)an-attach=| HO ee: eae e a SRE nA Jels a yam ey 25, April pOee ene eaten Be me > Wwe Onte she yen married aoe ae b z POTN | Goneral ~: Charles ae ee . Superintendent oe 52 Nettie ten, . G. Maroney, Miss | of bridges srs arrived this :city, Mrs. Seer eye at me fat bel ; Tone |terday morning, p e was to all who yoted needed to her, Kindly 2 be i The made Go 49 funeral annowncement later. Saltair e comfortable > | see see d: iy I wakake et: Salt Sz e yes-| officials came] tip and: will ti i RoR ince Erie di While here they of : Bchedulk ac , will ‘ go ‘ out for < \terday . been that and|provements fea ' the 2 features. : j|ern rere were started, a on . number under°r the Rio It was of said general Grande considerati consideration, peeve re | yard is full of the et " njamin' 7 acta 14 > No. REDUCED For SCHOOL appeal O' Don Peter Cc STATES contempt.of - - ete Ogden has i from ; in matinees im-|here at West- 2Speespe To : Salt ‘ 2:10 - of c., Ser IS°CONFUSED. : Wilson | cer R la tive From re instead been of 2:30 ological rological May 26th 1 ers Freight Montana Rates.: nine men disaster 169 were anna killed. humidity the and the the] and| teh Railroad Keen: Notes, travelitig p. Seea rk 26rae and May tain of that ness was visibly admit that he pussen. 28 and f. Gen and is. He welassisted/Los Angeles and ac oO ger agent of enve forthefester¢ 8 Ps The Train America, Mati over Route. its company be i annual to Gillett, pauapur Acheson Naylor freight anq|®! passenger agent for the Salt sake aed spent the day here yesterday Mr. Gillett and Mrs villett are on their way to Chicago. H. FOR SUMMER FROCK. The girlish frock, with baby waist varied more or less to suit the present fasions, is favored much for the school girl's coming summer wardrobe, For the lightwelght, Jight-coloréd « wool frock..which should find a place in every summer collection of frocks, the model will admirable. White nuns veiling was used in the. original of this Ulustration, the skirt eat in seven-gored, cach gore overlapping the CG, Archer, general agent for return to San sleeve may be worn with the low length neck.| Nortivern Surgical Be After days in Yellowstone will gv east over the spending Raymond the C, certi ain | ibaa ic auce after he haa number your five: | er The see the 16th, Salt return limit ALLOWED. apply to GENERAL Block, AGENT Lake days upon which trickets to you. ecastern can City. purchase points the half-rate are | JUNE 1,3 AND 16 | Pe $3.60 They may any round 3@ be point Chicago, the your thus any tation railway and. ticket lying Duluth, reads assuring Pleased features at territory Louis In between at one Utah the fare to practically Missouri plus $2 Valley, for the trip. sure Route, had in St, to a via Denver comfortable give you and the Burlington journey further Tro om A information. SHORT a STORY maT Oe Cc, S er eee 779 B. | South W.yr. SsSecond is é' & | Q@ Ry.ee eee St., Lake esSaltI S Almost New Walsts, » Jackets, Dress and at your own price. BrAllvening these Gowns goods just arrived from the East. , . MEN' ' |} | K. eee EK. WANT Second TO KNOW r ig Ces eae ea City. Si ws a4 5 ee ° South. --- you will Postal of eR summer ? mail gut the SPEERS, blank 700 below receive cards x : beantifully vacation by return showing can strated Ulustrated crip to the S PREP, booklets, . ia Rockies scenery, ia) "H. White of Pleasant Grove. t tree Colorado mail We collected $300 for J to and Seventeent mountain $300.00 ABOUT h fi. a set of together | It began in a fight and end- handsome with telling you how to make reel lentawatiel event a JO} ed in a fight, but we won. a ; We can collect some | | . Deariew, esrase Name,...--- elt Pie imp, about you if you turn them in. i Calorado. MERCHANTS' fee Nt" | ee State. Pr last round-trip 67.50 reS " | ' \ | | and RS EASTERN EXCURSIONS 1, 3 and (one and ee ee FOR fit DENVER, And 3rd eS aks souvenir Ist, information WARREN, = HICAGO, SALE: Last Cail for per as LINE June return and COLORADO the park the epSeial Burlington. by embezzled for instruments : C. Francisc¢ Pacific. charged having DO YOU sieht | other with a broad tuck, and the bod-| months ana establis A : iheot 7 ao ice fullness over the bustline obtained again. rere | by the five inverted pleats beneath the Ararngements have been pre dee "te | scalloped berthe. the edge of this | for the annual convention of the {nter : -| berthe finished with a narrow ruffle| national of Railread Ticket of white taffeta silk, three milliners'| Agents toAssociation be held in _Milwaukee Sep-| folds of the silk outlining the decol-| tember 6, September 7 and Septe mber letage The chemisette of fine lace Is| 8. The agents will gather In c hicago made separate that the frock may be!and will be taken to MilwAhikee as | worn decollete if desired, and the low- | guests of the Chic ago, Milwaukee & St j er portion of the sleeve ruffled and| Paul and after the convention they | banded with the silk is also made de-| will g§0 to Gardner, Mont. over the tachable in order that the elbow is patterns . Mexican Central, who has been in Salt Lake for two days, left last night for! Los Angeles, where he has establistiea | headquarters. Mr, Archer says he will| \ \ MODEL with The Alton has made a eut of $1.40 and $1.75 in the theatrical Tate between Chie: ago and St. Louis and Chicago and Kansas City. Th asse department of the road anys Ae te oe it is simply meeting the secret cut rates made by the other roads for opera companjes. "/ PRETTY: and ; _ After aps nding three months in New York, T. S. Walter neyer has Petia to Denver, confident that he will able to build a road ‘a Grand county connec ct y, a the Denver, Northwestern & Pacific ce - comfortable JUST Judger¢ bie hl yesterday E , uy ) on the1e chcharge of embezzlieme ; He pleaded not guilt and the date for his hearing will be set later 1 He-| OF STOPOVE Dooly POINTS. iike -_ dies W. wit-|be Arraigned for Embezzlement. V. Aéhe ‘son Wis arraigned before A: Frank Groesbeck, traveling pein agent for the Rio Grande We ern, went to Provo yesterday to ae 4 the that.' get a dramatic trial, | c Lake Dispatchers' assoelation which ni members all ya country, haan ott tne will SOL hold company other confused and "ssid something OTHER } and 62 : Ss WIEST : er a OREGON SHORT | : m., Yesterday he testizied for the further particulars. City Ticket Office to the effect that the bodies} SOmpany I 201 Main street Were in good condition and not at all hard to "handle. When Mr. Powers,| . aaa ae for the plaintiff, exhibited the sworn} Go to peu ‘ Decoration we aus, . F. Office handle. t(stimony Te AND LOUIS, ME mee. Intermediate Pols June 3ist. further 411 ~% ae minicats pond for return:to October substantial reductions are to be made|Jt was during that trial that he testiin freight rates to ail Montana points| fied that the bodies of the miners were | 31, proportionately r The rates will cover all ship-| it low rate: July , 1 a mace 1906; nas: horrible condition) and har CO oO from other stations. See agents 2 for to and from that state, paceceoos between the Mississippi and will be granted by Poni Great Northern Union Pac ST. and 28th, For Cc. the at.6 : Official announcements made by I.| Rasmussen, a Rawlins undertaker, many way via Portland Spokane or latel| portland ane bodies the of disposing Mont.,| Falls, of Great Veazer Parker : : 4urn. ) See the against snit say | brought Northern, Great the for attorney ments points and October Re the defense yesterdayeat 16/16, from Salt Lake tas sse rs. the Union t ‘ Rasmussen \ ee ae return vi a. > ariy, .. : : 33. 5 company, and afforded} affo dre | : Ogden eas neend is A for' the' jury in Judge!San Francisco and re tur n "(one rst : | a . Wilson was in the em-| way via Portland). 46.00 : ; at. the time of the} Angeles ¢ 1 eee tee men 1903 een nor Ange 1 rae SOA return via ‘Ogay e OF IDAHO DATES , EXCURSIONS Via ino | | , Wyo.,| UTAH, MISSOURI KR ae R, ST. PAUL, COURT. court. SSSses a | of Hanna, PUBLIC Maximum the Sprung at Former : Trial 4 Undertaker's Case. Richard ran e hanged i clerk EAST and the GENERAL VIA 1ard Miller, dé al, appellant testified for Case service that will en-|'%® S Case of -acifi Yor the north to attend|F2c!fic Coal ; amusement Lake, as it will arrive = Lewis' court. ee Reduce et the RATES TEACHERS Snyade J. Snydeg District. estate of Thomas Margaret Miller et . ronnie JOHN : A. MARSHALL, JUDGR.-State Treasurer James Christiansen fined $2 for yy a Testimony rt a oeorthbouna, of reece ee im alA Thomas He decided upon the | Since vther fo 1, 3.06 inehe es e s cheek Weather forecast for today: who wrote hi cheek | arial : faver ee WITNESS S inpete train No. 9‘ from trait m Sanpet five minutes earlier, at 5:55 at rat ace ig a change trains on Affecting in attractive designs ansen Hanser Durand, Today. of fine against Mr. ChrisYesterda report at the wea Ye er ,-burea jur-!of that said Marshall Weber. : however, |for $25 |court best and most GRANITE AND MARBLE ELIAS MORRIS & SONS COMPANY Es Durand Seventh UNITED not be the judges of the lez] or Mr. = former, ,, between Salt Lake and Denver Lake, Salt Sa wake, Will arrive some | No. yes-| \ 4 of the "Scenic Limited" to The try addition the service of the Rio Grande stance along the line of the Western|so as to afford wil! | Pacifie where construction work has}able people from . : ia \already Decoration and he (carey ; the (Catena on remembrance of which is like the sweet perfume of immortelles. u ane Tha : ing. dearrangrtient . 4 "sme a z With Pacific SACUIC. seneral Superintendent A. E. Welby , ome of the Rio Grande system, with J. M. une 3 has made necessary Setar Beene a7 ofr Walker, superintendent of telegraph,|in the schedule of the other niidre ee reside in|and Jerry Thompson, superinten the Rio Grande Western. Pane viv services ? Welby Others Stoto Inspect pec Western Stern. C Ei Monumental Work Our minimum Was So great and her recovery under still maintains its organization with No. 7 to the Erie railroad and yes-|gality of their own excuses, and that| temperature, temperature 39; mean temperature, 48 the treatment then administered so|¢@dquarters at Merchants' Exchange, |‘ d as se se Ww le Mr, Christensen, because of his} Which is 14 degrees below the normal h opeless, at that ' MA AT e t cs medical supplies are | '¢Vday it was started out of Jersey While Mr, | , the deferred meester eres surgical Accumul: ate d deficlency of temperature op- where tenderedaid suchll asworthy applic s Of} on a trial trip. A thorough test City} will] official position, would have been ex-: } f the eration was finally resorted to on the hao deers ndered to all worthy applicants df b "d fror ury. service, it was hig; ace the first o 16 month degrees day following ~Christmas. She surapparel kinds Actimutated deficiency of temperature ae . . J irom usec to demonstrat in oforder >@ made a car children's| Certain sur-| She ~Christmas. jay following there of is women still a and searcity, but whether that type can be used |je duty (o appear in person and state) since January 1. 17 degrees vived the shock and for a time gave 5 7 to ad ge on some-of tl Erle su-|his reason for being excused to thi Total every hat she' she would would regain reeain| | there to 6 p advantage on som the the rie su cry indicat Indication that I precipitation ELE) from m9 6 p p.m |", is little actual want in Oaklana burban lines where traffic is not | court m., 1 inch her health, but despite the te nderest large enough to justify complete elecJudge Marshall further said thet Accumulated excess of care the fatal malady reasserted jiself SO ans eA fC i trification of the road. under the circumstances he. scarcely | since the first of the month, precipitation 1.45 inches = Mary Melissa Yarnell was the third| RIO GRANDE OFFICERS HERE. knew whom to fine, Mr, Christensdn| Accumulated exces of precipitation daughter of Elizabeth C. Bealle and oe Low ‘ ‘Annie from and, me seed wood High. Piled. Ben estate of matter In a uO) States to nake exeuses for him, Mr. Christenon'left f thedine Teigat art tag-.| civ a A ast. He returned YeS~ | TRIAL. Li ; Lines. United effort to Judge Marshall, him. Acting ‘upon Idaho, | Weber, Pquipment Lends Harriman of ahee, MOTOR of Preston, a an | ARMSTRONG rel. ont jof Attorney eber, who in-{\% lizabeth Livingstone, admrx, formed him that, being a state official | spspondent; from Third district |!t would se Ube Soe ae for him to} aE settlement plaster terminus Since ERIE the rs made onee: 5 ex. rel. cont supee ' "iStl i atin pittt Faas a OV EMS : : . G. al et State . | | juror Seer to appear summoned a and of ao hi Quality COURT. Union Patio DIN JUDGE.-State morn-| as vs. tri CRIM Durand Chris- yesterday $25 fined unloading RECORD. | dward. Rushton dahl dam i demi LAW. DI\ 7 ' on in carloads Line rall- . ~ Yesterday. ate i Co DI\ LAW. Being| Rasmussen. to appear court | matte r j to aoe we failed Ing Was as c he Short. is served on the state treasurer sey Robert Hesiop vs. C.F. |‘ ral days before the ne W jury was to} account be impaneled. On May 7, Mr. Chris-} Rertha FE O'Donnell vs. tensen found he woul | be obliged | nell, divorce. oss ; that S ; jlo go east, that was the day before Ne Supreme Court | the With Oregon DISTRICT not act-| for his excuses make A jurorore in the United States . : and is tensen Ww Juror the COURT the i ne yur , Because json ‘ as vs, appellant are now two -- eer FINED IS Coincident Drawn road, We Mantels---Prices I to Lovendah! | was to get a portion At the end of the year | the complaint, the protits | ‘4 \ ae ‘ th i divided and the heep} Denma) k, in} together un-} ARPA hmetD ate the district reat : ; ) TREASURER -- East | | in ite Gian: : an filed ain | eererre ; : STATE, there for in by Twenty-nine tailed to provide fot fer | imarried at Copenhagen, j L877 and lived October beni" sia | Soe ray staying.|at on Married ; z : vears| "ac D sing thirty "t y year | ade' sa ey annie oR. = i le eeks div re et s ‘ « | 1 he t grounds from Benjamin Hansen on the groun | tna for the last fiv years he ere| of city 15.the] | Ida Dudley, as ton Wat tlevevs. -UShton fte Gein. Bein, Court was.16 aandyear an after ap- within i vf Donaldson. Alvord: MANTELS GRATES TILES Do-| Lak, the tatiner Mrs, O'Donnell asks lready arguec Argument in the ease} ustody of the child and for a share! of Annie F. A. Hilton. a llant: vs an estate in Cumberland county, | George Thatcher, et al vas heard} Maryland, to which her husband has/|@nd case taken under adyvisemen a.' claim The papers were filed in| Model of a railroad bridge eight feet | th district court yesterday. long, was exhibited in court during the i : : argument of the case of Herbert J prevent were carried money Laer for : lor half rates, of thous- {householder of moderate cireumtances, but I have yet to hear of the first word of complain has} PanEr ‘committee Oakland "The over turtied! all-supplles\ of food ‘and opera- an without removed be ght Hon. with mnis»work<o a before she divorce ant ec ol Ugden 75,000 people freight. and Lizzie: 2224-LeRoy convicted Lake; : Salt Sain ake nik iried to Thomas O'Donnell on May Us paccording to al rot yee 11905, in Salt Lake City, where both | bad 3 I reside Last October O'Donnell was} 'ot returned convicted of burglary and sentenced to} Judge J. F. Chidester of the' Fifth two years in the penitentiary. Fle was] Gistrict sat on the supreme bench yessent up from Millard county, anc his} terday In place of Justice Straup. The conviction is the grounds upon which| case of James C. Cahoon James} poNerre is sought. ) Ww. Hoggan EP pel llant; previously set} | This spring a boy came to the} tor May 22 ingued instead of the] lo Donnell family to share the sorrows} case of the Manti City Savings bank} "From left Oakland last week ut. 16,000. being cared i people the home ut tier dhughten Mrs. Maroney, : 235 Streets Monday | Salt lopur- Dietrich, Salt Lake Butehart Salt Lake; Jenkins, husband : |}crowded painfully fast | Mrs. Bertha O'Donnell. Heroic. out 65,000 at the carrying to of cars erican AWAY é Zous O'Donnell. 15, ! her "0 that the railroads of their great Sys- finite and in the homes of the Dies in This | pyece Were probably more than ) 000 more or less dependent on ol? > of Licenses, Bloem, Emma Charles : j jher to about addition in cared disaster, Wagner-Gorla | 4fter 300,000the who were for in tents ind - ips in and around the city. escea, say Ser Oe Sart Incidents Life John Emery. + Sane a of and heroie, was of chaos : -Weber | 4 oe Capriceios 30, Op. a) rib ee a Vocal "Birds of sage Eugen| while these men were working night Hildach) . ware Kine and Mr. Dougal | ; and day in "office Ss, yards and on trains, Valse .-.-Palumbo | their wives were working as hard disVor ae "Sect Gree tings: (tb) Blos| tributing and preparing supplies soms Cov ill and Dale; {c) Like | "The people of Oakland housed and Twilight "Calm n Ply, eae heeks Soft cared for nearly 100,000 refuzees {in f ; W. Dougall Fielitz).. Hugh Blushes (Von Fantasic nea wEtnaart: auiaanhaser'' their homes in the first three days GOOD , 2 Into : Hyde Parg 4 e at burglary fede: % officials Marriage | CHILD Hazel PS at employes officials and railroad time when nothing other than Am- Ne Pok lini | the cy he *,.Brahms)}! No.4 OF Untoward ‘ Bertha Married jit ie lines regarding the supplies ‘and refu- Pacifle carried took free and }in addition (Go- Royle King ands 1s, 15, Fast oe | | <vo transportation committee Was granted in about twen- | Beethoven | Southern Sehumann/ Entrancing" at Crowd | o'clock, Assisting will be Mrs. Martha rn , ; of number figures as to the Exact and| Dougall W. Hugh Royle-King, Miss Edna Edwards, accompanist, Fol- | Passengers carried free by the Santa Jowing is the program for the evening: | Fe have not bes re yore d, ae they Sonata, Op. 31, No. 3; Seherz Menwere "Way into the thousands The fuoco, = F | Oak- in that gity after |C2'ing for the thousands neoplein Californie. duly church Monday even-| committee at a quarter pasta0} S|} | Work ; 2 uetto, Presto-con Novelette, CUSTODY WOMEN. an ed of his rights in them to il company organized for the pose of making the instruments. Months After Marriage. 2221-D, SEEKS 0 Salt Lake, and|that time on or several days, the } . of Bountiful. | badge of the transportation committee | ; Was to emZ Another os e feature . of Commencement) : he tail piovera Sign of authority 3 ee railroad: : week at Gordon academy will be aj ploye in the operating department pilano-forte recital by Miss Judith Ev-)|a nd-every facility railroads ans, director of the plano department. | he ud for relieving the suffering of the Was at the This recital will be given at the First | refuges disposal of the Congregational ing, beginning Few WEAK ---- vn | Preston IDAH ithe earthquake, says in the many rej | ports of the work of those engaged ini Congregational | Oakland, othy Miss a Railway company, shows the route of the proposed line, . ehureh. Rotlewing the ~ commence-!/of the Harriman ment exercises Tuesday evening a re-| transportation of ception will be held at the ac:sade gees home, 306 East hird South treet Vhen I asked Members Of the clas sof 1896 are. Miss turn over the use Ivy Snyder, Miss Carol Ailine Tibbits, Miss Hazel ; completed surveys of the or-| of the Inter-mountain Con- Graduating Exercises. lof the » work of, he SotTe ids Ss haé a y at oO « n « wr Invitations have been issued by the : . faculty of Gordon academy for the been told Mr. Mullen, who Is on a commencement exercises of the school, | lecture tour, was in Salt Lake yesterbeginning Saturday evening with the) day calling at the offices of the Oregon class day exercises and ending with; Short Line on business connected with the commencement exercises - proper) the winding up of the work of the} next Tuesday evening. at Hammond | transportation committee in Oakland hall. Rev. Elmer I. Goshen will preach | It was Mr. Mullen who, as a membe1 the | baccalaureate sermon Sunday} of the transportation committee in evening map from the ganizers Need Clothing and for Sometime. first relief committee COMMENCEMENT acatbmvy-Facul Academy Vaculty a solidated complete CALIFORNIA Want Prison | | GORDON IN less Ones Will Provisions FAVORITE HESCRIPTION Connect Towns, & SONS GO ELIAS MORRIS rpIERCES iat | No to UTAH, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1906. OR Sent to State ake. ---- | Road Util CITY, DIVORCE IN YEAR ‘Relief Mer Showing Completed Surveys of} | Husband Blectric one LAKE GIRL WIFE SEEKS INTER-MOUNTAIN LINE in half of REPUBLICAN, SALT route oF proposeo RAILROADS' WORK how delicious- is contained dozen HEARTY PRAISE OF them, know INTER-MOUNTAIN ee | | PROTECTIVE Scientific Collectors of Bad ASSOCIATION Debts. COMMERCIAL BLOCK, SALT LAKE CITY. FRANCIS G. LUKE, General Manager. "Some People Don' t Like Us= for | |