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Show 8 THE Staion ' INTER-MOUNTAIN ' REPUBLICAN, ' SALT LAKE CITY, to Complete New C Ones Before Opening of Fall Term. in| g ot : Authorized One One : » n Stipulated ae 7 Remove to Time Flag| i Without Artist eel fs Gifted , When Time Recalls Was . uth ca Certificate. malin Physician's Called to Sing for Enumerators Islands' Queen. Census) Names Education of Board Utah} and t to = ie "€ Medical se 4 ae Cre charges age od the . itll society Po Cun General >y Dr. M-|engagement : At- . ee ie a Breeden yesterday > general that issi a Stewar against of r, At-|sideney ;: ranged ren-| attorney a|though it not more for| displayed 5 as fever Cases,/ed be must flag quarantine holds in scarlet twenty-one that anydayscoe) interterine ana city, 5 the first was enjoyed probably - Dr. had who health, of to visit power the knowledge or right the officer without patient said a ee the moving a oes Bese releasing and flag, ¢ attorney ‘he "So : to ere ; : = SMe charge ; " and ipeen < or ¢ the At indeed. Miss of Brazil" health, a certificate cok Vandi is tending for demand a second disease of igs honor queen's inv Misdemeanor. ; "If a person is stricken with other contagious disease, or fever The scarlet to the she ‘> y W P. Ee Mrs vantage,"' said one woman In the gathering, and it was then that the mother had the first thought of sending the now gifted artist to Burope. Walter J. Poulton presided at the organ yesterday in the absence of Mr. MeClellan, and his rendition of the numbers Was a great surprise to those who hud not before had the pleasure of hearing him. Mr. Poulton Is a young organist of exceptional talent, and Av} 43,)J, 2 oa Harrison, a member band joining In the chorus and John S. Bilis, thesangtenorthe andfourtth fJol of the pavilion, RETAIL Utah ship The new songs made big audience, as the and the patronage stay band HUGHES is during a hit with th old ones have, assured of a the remainder Will large Be Banqueted _ of its were of sc hool; High It W. J.) Local Jobbers. bohy' an SERIES merchants from be in : annual orhere over the today . doing ttle o'clock this addresses and & afternoon, ithis all yeaa mee will be furniture school ym ke sity Summer special terday Dwarfed theme was: school last for the "How evening. during today meeting year. His is last the of more get-together affair than any other addresses YeS-|4 and Childhood. IS} stvje, and all local maufacturers to show the by Teaching." but the pith }jopbers will be on hand found also in ae visitors a good time. FUNERAL childre _ is the - "Dickens as an Educator' subject of a lecture that Dr. Hughes will deliver either Thursday or FriHe spoke day evening of this week. of Dickens last night as the greatest that England has ject {s an interesting as " ble one, ? records in_ sev "Seven the record made 7 by the Royal WILKES. to Be Held at St. Mark's Cathedral This Afternoon. services of Mrs: EdThe fdneral' mund M. Wilkes, who died Sunday at the produced, | that's at Saltair-and th band Hawalian leaves for t he East Saturday| band morning. You ought to hear it! MRS. Services & sub- ao and it is sald his lecturewellon astheprofitA educator OF home of D, Stver, ; ce her son-in-law, will we be in Logan,: eatnecre Captain s ey held at d 5 ran tp Rev; Cue Pe have charge of the serpalding W cane aa et one ae: vices. lot, es family the - | cemetery which will be private. Salt Lake Photo daks and finishing. ; Outing. Enjoy of crowd upwards assembled which souls at ----_ . Supply Co., Main and $rd So, Hnin by the little folks, who ticpated their before race course, up on the ed of right the had friends four-legged will be taken Son patched furnished the older Is Winning Elght New Laurels at Angeles. the finished canvas to iw wholesome with their good, ones, the contestants ranging running races, The years. to twelve six from in age various races years resulted as old-Edna follows Brown, Nine years old-Kenneth Cook and Lorenzo Young. Hiney and Ten years old-Dora John. Morgan RichardSleven years old-Clara son and Cleo Wright. Twelve years old-Rosie Smith and Galen Young; Lulu Erickson and Iner Larson, there being so many entries that it was run in two heats The boat race was won by John Osborne and Preston Rieharas. 3efore the pienickers dispersed three rousing cheers were given with a will for Superintendent Cannon, and the pienie was yoted one of the most successful In the history of the Granite stake Los Glosz-Whitney Angeles - Electrifies Audiences. A Los Angeles Examiner of recent date contains this story of Rosemary Glosz-Whitney, who is now the leading woman at the Mason in that Clty, where she has become a great favorite with the theatregoing public: "Rosemary Glesz, who has a Fritzt Scheff smile, Anna Held shoulders and a winning personality all her own, has as well heels to her slippers a la Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt. "Monday evening ef last week Miss Glosz came tripping on the stage, did a little song, lifted her skirts a little bit and a great light fell on the audience In each heel (they are two Inches tall) she had 20 diamonds set, in just the same way that of Utah of the state Lagoon to will gather IN LOS Mrs. !Reg- ANGELES. t < pat t ¥ { change Co. a as whisper, enough cool of as a Yello Ww breeze, f ti a cnt and pattern fn dress rigorous more the from sort badlooking a spley require- season. TO HATS SUIT YOU. COMPLETE DEPARTMENT Poulton, Madsen, Owen & 6o., today For a annual gathering at an state's resorts has been | of the the the outing hav-| the pro fits from 111-113 Where the Clothes Fit. Main St. DIAMONDS TAKE HEARTS |}IN MATRIMONY The best gift gets is her ring. Be you careful buy see a girl Lake Route Petitions and to Oregon Be Court Heard Short in Saturday. Chance for Cadetship-Se nator Smoot has received word from the Nuvy department that he will be allowed next spring an appointment at large for the Annapolis naval sehool He expects that the examination to) the principal and alternates determine "after the opening up of will take most likely in the school next month of October ever engagement who Better of. us ROADS SEEKING TO ENJOIN SCALPERS a | SALT MAIN ST. LAKE CITY, UTAH. SURETY BONDS. While rejoicing over the - victory gained by the Denver & Rio Grands FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT CO _ OF and the Southern Pacifie over the local } D Register F MARYLAND. Soldiers ticket scalpers in obtaining injunctions States Land Hobbs of the United to restrain the scalpers from selling or forms on fice has received blank dealing in th kets over those lines, lomake filings which old soldiers may General Agents, cal railroad men expect. within few in} allotments an ugent for days to complete this victory by ob- lthrough 308 STATE STRERT. Wyoming Shoshone reservation, taining temporary injunctions against | the 16. th Registration will begin July the scalpers to prevent them handling reservation to be thrown open August tickets over either the Salt Lake Route 15 These blank forms for the use or the Oregon Short Line. These two of old soldiers will be turnished upon roads have filed petitions In the disapplication to the register in the Fedtriel court, and C. O. Whittemore, ateral building torney for the Salt Lake Route, said yesterday they expected the cases to of Mexico-Mrs. ¢ Dies in City come up next Saturday Regarding erine Carboni of Rawlins, Wyo., these petitions. Mr. Whittemore sald ‘ecelyed the said news of sudden they were prepared at about the same death of her son Fred, who was supertime the petitions of the Denver & Rio intendent of the gas plants of the City Grande petitions were presented in the of Mexico His death, which occurred Federal court and thelr wording 1s in the American hospital, was caused practically the same as the petitions by pneumonia Mrs. Carboni is stopwhich were granted last week. The ping with her sonP, J. Carboni, the loSalt Lake Route and Oregon Short eal jeweler at 233 South Matin street Line petitions, however, were filed in The remains will be shipped to this the district court for the reason that eity for burial they are local corporations Miller-Mosby Wedding-Miss Pear! Suceess of Railroads Expected. Miller and W. Mosby were married at $ o'clock last evening, at the The is expressed In local opinion home of the bride in Washington = railroad circles that, inasmuch as the Bishop Sneddon performed allegations and petitions are the same | nue in the presence of relatives on the part of the Salt Lake Route and [eee ea COLORADO The bride was and immediate friends » Oregon Short Line as those of the lattended by Miss Anna Murray, anc Denver & Rio Grande and Southern TO bridegroom by Henry Buckholtz Pacific, the temporary Injunctions will ithe Mr. and Mrs. Mosby will be at home in KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE, be granted in the same manner. Local on on) home new their at days few ticket brokers who are included in the a OHICAGO. street, South Ninth West | petitions as defendants say the bulk of CITY PASO, EL their business has been in tieket» over GALVESTON, of | meeting Building-A New Plan MEXICO. the Rio Grande system, with the OF Mountain| the directors of the Rocky Southern Pacific ranking second Bell Telephone company was held in among the roads entering Salt Lake the office of General Manager MurAsk Me Thus, there remains only a small ray yesterday afternoon, at W hich | About Reduced Rates, chance for them to do business over new addition were plans for the the Oregon Short Line, Salt Lake c. F. WARREN, tically accepted, though nothing Route and Union Pacific. Should the nite was given out Ineluding G. A., A. T. & S. F. Ry., 411 Dooly bik., petitions of the two roads remaining switchboards and be granted Saturday, they say they will the new building, Salt Lake City, Utah, ave nothing to do except to close - addition to the present building their places of business and seek new on State street, will cost in the neighfields or walt until their cases are carborhood of $400,000 Pile- ~ CO., WE MAKE TRAVEL EASY "<5 TRAINS ried through the @®urt of appeals and the supreme, court, if necessary They express confidence that they will win in the end, but make no statements as to when they expect to be able to resume business The opinion erally expressed by the scalpers that there will be no attempts to do business contrary to the temporary injunctions, as they have a wholesome fear of action charging them with contempt of cour Accommodations DIAMONDS IN SHOE HEELS. Rosemary just HABERDASHERY for Odd Tellows. The Salt Lake Routé will run a speclal train to carry the Odd Fellow excursionists back to the Tintic district tonight, leaving Salt Lake at 8 o'clock. At the request of some of the excurslonists. agents for th road at Eureka and Mammoth have asked the passenger department that the tickets e extended so as turning on No, 1 ke at midnight, request was anted, and many of the excursionIstS are expected to put in a long day at Lagoon Bostonians See Salt Lake. A party of sixty-elght travelers from Boston on one of Marster's tours arrived in Salt Lake, personally conducted by F V Lund, over the Rio Grande Western, yesterday morning After spending the day sightseeing, they left for Los Angeles over the Salt Lake Route Kenneth C. Kerr, traveling passenger agent for the road, accompanied the party as far as Las Vegas. The tourists will go to San Francisco and Seattle from Los ; Angoles and home through the northern tier gie Vanderbilt wore them at a Newpurehaser. Later Mr. Clawson, for a port dance some few weeks ago number of years, studied abroad under ‘You. would hardly imagine that Gane cee ee ‘ on with such little slippers, such little eNO Pe, geet heels and such big diamonds, Miss Glosz could emit such a tremendous . is shine But she does. The blaze of hose heels is almost as brilliant as en her coy smile and her expansive proOakland Elks Coming. portion Favorite Young Actress Will Reign in Two special cars bearing the Oak"There are twenty diamonds of a Southern California Town. land delegation of Elks, bound wr the karat-weight each in each heel. grand lodge meeting in Denver, will Ethel C. Mack, manager of the The word of the press agent is givarrive in Salt Lake Saturday aid, afTucker stock company, whi¢h has been en that they are real diamonds, and ter a day here, continue on playing at the New Grand through the as Miss Glosz has her slippers locked Rio Denver over the Grande system, past season has leased for six years up in the box offlee safe every night, leaving on No. 2 the Novel'y theater at Los Angeles »| this time the agent may be telling the and will leave Salt Lake tomorrow to truth prepare for taking posse\ion. Mr : "The front of the slippers Is dotted Funeral of Monsigneur. Whit Brandon and Miss Ethel Tucker -| with amethysts. The press agant adSt. Louls. Mo., July 10.-The funwith possibly two other members of mits that these are not diamonds, but eral of Monsigneur Joseph Hessoun, the late Grand theater company, will they twinkle Just the same." of St. Louis, the Mack's o the Novelty under Mr. p hemians in America, Beth principals in the management. day at 9 o'clock. Archbishop J. J. Glencom #ienFile Articles of Incorporation. combination have won much non of St. Louls celebrated the pontidation in Salt Lake, presenting a very ficial requiem. Rev. Joseph M. KonAmendments to the articles of inThe Los Angeles wide range of plays. delkab of Cleveland, O., preached the corporation of the Barber Asphalt is an individual affair, not associated company, transferring the thead office memorial sermon. A great number o with any cireuit or combination, and prelates, priests and laymen from all of the company from Washington, and his friends are sanr. Mack over the country were in attendance. D. C., to Philadelphia, Pa.. were filed guine of success in the new venture. with the secretary of state yesterday. You have heard that the Royal Articles of incorporation of he BOTH ‘PHONES 3190. Hawaiian ban Is at Saltair. But, and 10 Cent Stores comIt leaves, Call 3190, ejther "phone, to get The pany of Pueblo, Colo., were filed with have you heard the band? Saturday morning. Better get, Will jnext Inter-Mountain Republican, any de- the secretary of state yesterday. into the game before that time. \ | J. Tacy is named as Utah agent partment, advertising or circulation, uet will be held at the t sr Lecture r TUCKER Lecture on) on evening Cojumbus hall ee whjech | MISS Knights 8 ef panies Yet Another RMiIl Deliver "Dickens as an Educator." f representatives Dr. James L. Hughes concluded his series of lectures before the Univer- mbet one EAI merry a was 5.000 of evening, July 19. at whieh|way, and sport for letting of contracts for the fish, and jt is at such times we are prone to forget the suffering of our neighbors and rejoice over the advent in Los Angeles of Mr. Clawson, one of the San Francisco refugees. The most noted portrait painter on the Pacific coast. Mr. Clawson's career has been one of almost uninterrupted success, He was already married wher he began his studies at the ol His first emy of Design in New York. commission was received from Alg ernon Sartoris, the husband of Nellie Grant. The order was for a likeness of Miss Stone-a beautiful girl whose portrait the young Englishman wanted to take back to his native land. That it must be finished before sailing day was the one stipulation made, Mr. Clawson agreed and at the close f a morning and an afternoon des- { Retail state pul CONCLUDES by c Stake com- : Fair: a Be f me to oo appointthe grounds: of S: CALDER AT MERRY -- Granite of Children School Sunday and bt oe ebbetr elected were, club the Ww H W. anc ay Nev., Appointed. janitors Los MEET. Tonight In and colder oo | ANDERSON-CALLISTER nany Humphrey L. ind the of ater ; please refreshing the May "Ieee ae light STRAW Has boule- 4 part 7 its alesis a of himself Suits such isn't are past Line Gani eth afford ments Object | a Brite on mt : ae ale E Cl MAKE "An Oriental Girl," an oil by J. Will Clawson, a native son of whom Utahns salled forth this very are proud, has solo, MERCHANTS le Tee Yiai sake, View, Mar-| 45 | resume te ‘tf ataor corner District aIMTILed eB . will Re aie , John 40 n; GOOD WORDS FOR CLAWSON composed quartet ever-popular The entirely. disappear will Ensign Whitney, Pyper, Messrs strong|of another proved band The favorite, old sang Spencer, and yesterlast evening and drawing card in response and You," | Have the|"While of giving Instead day afternoon, "Spin, beautiful, the encore, an elub/to glee the announced, program the splendone in were Both Spin." new four using entirely, it changed work the characterizes style that did in| composed were that ecompositons made has which and of this quartet, for this tour of the especially Hawali other only The favorites. such them the director reached which and band, "Aloha was program the on number sung of the songs were Two Sunday. to the hearts of all dear a song Oe," soprano, the Lehua, Lei by us duets James by ane as It has | HaWalians. who a contralto Anahu, Juli and Ve » 0 band, the a of parking ercial Og paket : canyon road the connect Wasatch boulevard. As soon club apie ae ie 38, Wilcke and . 33, | teid; |} cial Nebeker Selections Just Received from Hawaii Make Wit at Saltair. appreelative notice from the critic of y watched | the Los Angeles News: Manager J. C. Cohen of the Royal|and his tuture work will beinterest Rich and warm in color and revealby ordinary Hawailan band, claims to have made|with more than rare tonal harmony and breadth for|{ng yesterday him heard |those who a discovery at Saltair pavilion which His numbers included | of treatment, ‘with no suggestion of probably has never oceurred to the or- | the first time work, is the masterly head en|cight (Wagner); "Lohengrin" to Mr, Cohen says that |the prelude dinary layman. "An Oriental Girl,"" by James W. titled | Adagio (Chopin), fla® B In the great building Is becoming sea-|Nocturne in halfis printed which Another|Clawson, "America." and soned by the music of the band, even | (Merkel), The full, mobile countoday. man-|tone the was program the on surprise | becomes ‘cello guitar or as a violin, a a Maorl) tenance is lighted by a pair of dee seasoned with use; that he can notice |dolin work of Walter Smith, introis color Dazzling eyes B. | yiolet C. Prof. under here studying boy | of sound the in improyement a great oriental embroidered in the the|quced played mith I the music since the arrival of the | Schettler. In our lesser moments we it | ecostum and = playe Fantasia." s') Royal Hawaiian band, and expresses | ‘Medley a re all inclined to be somewhat beautifully. echoes the time in that opinion the as oe "committee 2 eipedans ey aan , Vong to jeanyon with the ag Shy Manual for janitor and buildings, she where Phillips W. W. building, seated | training and until adjourned then board ie Lucy, |new should talent that with child to Europe and given every ad-|up. one thous- relatives and by parents, Jordan; Thos.|companied Ellen Perry big the of most the made Lowell; | guardians, Booth, Noah Lincoln; Leslie, both of wants ‘he manifold Derbidge, | day Tice, Oquirrh; Jos. Wm. attended were parents and Washington; John A. Williamson, Riv-| children Cannon, the genial M. Mary|to by George erside: Robert Stoker, Sumner; Stake of the Granite E. Hill, Twelfth, J. G. West, Wasatch; | superintendent Wm. | Sunday schools, Webster; Geo. D. McDonald, It was 3 o'clock in the afternoon beUnion, janitor, Graham, Lafayette; the various contests were parengineer for High school and Union|fore sent sang of , Fellows excursion | post brigade Odd OTHER at stationed Douglas Fort post, y the : of special The pel ae aL eoey recommendation songs of Hawati,|Thursday |time the accompaniments just joined the organization, William D. Jones, the basso, who is proving 4 a |Jackson; the pe BAND HAS NEW SONGS. camp ‘ ie a expenditure nie change. the |about 22 a0, Ue ss ce ‘1 ee ee and Sundstrom, the improvement » st Par-til. 2] -s on schools brought the ranging lots 0 the from Fletcher, ' Frein age Chas. Breeze; ranging ones,2 zie, * Lake brothgrown-u heir age nder Wim. bro grown-up their McPhie, © Grant, to age Chas. tender mon t; ¢ teens, ac- teens, sti rs still : |, Wm. , Leatham, all, " be am,{ers and sisters in their Hamilton; Waterfall, of to her a mean hnsa raeah 1 26, | Vard reported al yesterday's meeting ohnson, 2) and ©°.| that the city would complete last night l the bridge it is building in City Creek R.. Sal "Annie 57. 41,42 following Emma Miss was the native yhee Ball, of Making hehe will now to batteries Vancouver Jenx lin \ Sid 39, thts, for: with laden yesterday, @aider's park Leonard) building; Science Coppin, occasion being the Lundstrom, Bryant; Peter Ohlin, Bon-)junch baskets, the the Granite Stake }annual outing of Emerson; Reusser, Rudolph neville; little The ehildren school Sunday McKen-| Ann Thomas Jones, Franklin; f > fr avo < me be PuD-| shoulc and a_misdemeanor of ished. The quarantine regulations are for the protection of the community safety of the people, and and should be v igorously enforced," favorite, DOr and be mounted Ti ae ret eet aR er SIE ‘ehainkia E. fae 34, : a Miles W. Janitors : John songs plano popular > Presidio In the matter interested those pressure sufficlent have.-the that believe to. bear: to brought Chil-| Mrs,SORV. 18, i ee Be DASE) 652 mittee language the certificate no one is authorized to raise} singing PER COW TA LDP | playing? de flag ean a "Oh, is guilty at RO a ans nee a WEA T.: on at Vithout passed. Sr Ee Wilson, The ed, this has ate Batteries hill east of on the camp sItuated admirably is. Pearl| John 7, Minnie 7 eee Valley precinet.-44 Fitth De és parlor, the to gathering, large hall cer-|the and elan shall sooner be satisfied a found of communicating tify that all danger disease gre Boe the none to you as he that ~-GITY NEWS IN BRIEF bri- mem- . P amin the state Several thousand dollars are invested to this end and today the hosts of triple link will not only | enjoy the at Lagoon, but will help increase this fund. -- The Rio Grande, Short Line and Salt Lake roads will all bring in speTo Speak on Socialism-Mrs Lena cials from north, south, east and west, Morrow Lewis will speak on Socialand a crowd of 3,000 is expected at Second o'clock tonight Ss m at the resort today A fine list of sports Main streets South and will be open to all comers, and a free baseball game is among the attracfrom Bingham-Jolin HalBrought tions. The grand master, T. M. Stringbrought in from Bingham } lon was er of Park City, will present a stlver Junction yesterday by Marshal Grant cup in the course of the day to Pidelto commence a term of ninety ity lodge No. 17 imposed by the justice of the peace at good time is always the order of Bingham Junction, Hallon having been the day when the Odd Fellows gather eonvicted of attempted robbery | for these pienies, and the Hon Eph Want Veteran's Address-The penHomer of Provo and his committes sion bureau has requested Senator] have prepared for a live day for the Smoot to furnish the present address| visitors. of Moslah. L. Hancack. who-has. resided at No. 408 West Second South} street. but whose. present address is unknown Anyone knowing his whereabouts will confer a favor upon the senator by sending such informai } tion to him at Proyo | | bce ratl- a Garments all at look man-to swageer ling gone Into a fund for the ultimate] building of an Odd Fellows' home for} in Salt Lake | Standing, | ands of additional. dollars z the 5 also mean . Aeaas yearly. ABS. 1 City ae would Jt Jessie i , Mrs u A eee yeker Newman A. BE until a bring to girl little the | tne Hodge: 5, mee ; Langenbacker; Barn TE Oise "$0. Tale 7 encore | Henry native ; ; Cl eerie and Se oe physician in charge must report the|;oyal palace, where the other memand) pers of the royal family might have local board of health, case to the so afflicted must immedi-| ip, pleasure of hearing her sing. the person from home way the on While and prevented ately be quarantined from carrying the disease to others,| qawaii, Mrs. Gates missed her daughstopwhile they were and this quarantine must last twenty-|ter one day | down passed She e days, unless the attending physi- ping at the hotel. Ube Pig Mounted Bring Frazier 46, Anna joining | 8™ rite S. Taylor; Mrs 3; Livingston 47, Margaret Hamilton; 49 and 50, F. O. Horn; 51 Gates's 3 Palace. to Royal invited the parents nvited queen "38 tee Mi and dances, and at one time gained passed.' The law seems to be plain and un-|;he unstinted praise of Queen Kaptolto hear her sing a ambiguous and does not demand any) gna, who happened in the written been had technical Interpretation to discover itS|cong that . meaning. Guilty ri mor ih P respond- her the the all learned perfectly, has 19 inter-|4nd an her early foul was took learned seven, past was Of| doe Thenia 3, precinct.-12,.'> r Rite poe ourth remained she ‘There M. 10. Storer: aeSutton , tereE. Mrs. * ary eyed has] Pe there one close Gates is there regarding she When parents her old at-|jcsjand. the danger all the communicating 1 fine Lake Excursions-Outing every the one held, Lake Salt rate Slit of the one said excepting oOuve eo ea for decade conInto governors made be should ¢£ from troops 9 advanthe has Douglas Fort of ali of concentration a post ee ' west the % enumer-|the City Sat-| next Veggeland; . Wm 8: |o3 ang Gas Taal C |y710° Pred prises: ap "aa |" ny ie annational the sang time ‘Hawaii the guests of honor, this of onj\years issued be from that physician The is as its » Salt these | 5 Te Wee ie why : exceptionally rOSIa. ee present ‘ ? wna Pearson; Gertrude 6,9G Second. 4 - heen with as clear are < 4, oyThorup . 5S Pearl ever ind voice the. makes to the flag|ed a yellow to of aS Nacte Ne the report O'Brien; Rose 2, M. Ofer so1ce spell-bound tones flute-like as pure and sweet breadth 1dded ' alwhich Ghateraans dur- | singing house the to leave permitted be little story he or she | esting ing the same period in which Hawaii. jn from) yjfe a permit without is quarantined, board Farnsworth NN Entering Beneficent ; OD: ata toucnooe s ast true, being hat bers, tage Moyle President' and week, to expected Rose SS19 5 | |11, Allee lau. rendered "The are ley; at the ar fell of the band be removed or taken down for twenty-| ponoi," members one days, and no person who has be en | heartily in the chorus. Miss with connection In i affected with scarlet fever, ctc., the of absence ft government, 7advanced aes its Railroads Run that t was also suggested grade post emfuture any that are indications quick the require would that ergency fror come would troops of massing islands of the sea the West-from the chatt = being members following ar , oer Bax TU e Pe eOISe, Swifts of to pleasMi ovation was style, supurb the aware} While and * *, and be quarantined the buildings the occupied L. taken was of board the his by to AH appointed.Capt.to concentrate re rs facilities, road it months four or three > to : ely arguments *itv with Cl in} that stated matter complete Henderson the cott; ie Sten: ot tan onmue to the number the am where/and premises the on displayed be shall not){jem and person is domiciled such receipt.of to =A taking S ¢ oe ataken includes Heber PEL, the of aantte eee Be Pry Speyer a h ex ae a urday. The name in every case is pre-|and | here of the district: the number Marjorie by precinct.-1, ceded |may White First , ant number a program, re aAWwalle responded beauty for failure to do s0.| person)**pear] the is made penalty is attached this report When must 45, r any case of scarlet) inl smallpox, ° ete . existence of diphtheria eria, his or her becomes person after such of the fever - tenor night's of the up probably next ators Raee 2 e Ss cat a iP : eae ts was ee Ci if Sua ire #Orloue nol peers ee aimmedi-| fairly held the audience make health, ofto subthe on railroa al ae of 12 section submitted, session laws of 1899; reads as follows: | Brazil." It was not the first time she given it for a Salt Lake audience, ‘It shall be the duty of every physician |had or other person caring for the sick in| but she never did it half so well, be- Utah the thestate to localof board a report of meeting Giauque Mr. Caine, for the | needed. in time sideration this year term ; education. , more Mr. in Laurels. Pell s t | gave a cipants the. nwere : Sa which question} ey chapt ately the last take the Gie welling tears >| aS Gates after it ees fter: Ce DPE £5) \0 Luey GatesF easily: +e ping opin-|Emma | |Gates the A bag ae Gates Miss To there While featur ing the ate iz s tae material as far 4 patient) the PDP . interes ean | also official general's a follows: < ~ is a as Miss to neey 3.) ke Sie at raising disinfection without quarantine?" jon with : said h dd Sai aapolenta weer ronan ik Serre assertod that thereupon e ps vith been|'4 not had not and a and ee patient was: eon aoe oan . men, ayes nee AE cided @ D fae or} physician atte nding the of them paid atis E. fecl-well-that not after handsome TOE and ofSa governors, committee. matter the policy the |" the words that of-Fort phy-| the recital: "It was not beauty in favor arevment Another Enumerators, Census your of the nol me, no | moved is that the war department fs census en-| Douglas school following The a cultured woman that is Uy hace but batteries mounted the that this|anxious for named were my lan-|ymerators Ie ae to pit by the Jike you anould and practice, mountain have Should) | begin will The census touched' me." | vear what" is health |8¥age--that Lake Salt evidence to change his opinion, quarantined and a flag placed Has the local board of health. consent & appreck OW honor the CAaloes SH let completed the school be of of been , have o of Outing and COME FROM EVERY CORNER discovers thereafter who : lof of the One | typical sy typical » his eyes, from B Riewenees, ana the contracts board a . heer if coe ed aE Lenin is ip which by the attending as such reported siclan, Pree ae pe Py euosed following lifted aieniers in! pitted Stewart Mind in Stewart Has ti y prese case ererieh tover of "AA toms the asked he for build- complete to impossible utterly was of moving the that and buildings the High the of department sclence he deferred tobe. have. would school it. will that Is expected It later. until For are pullding historic the jn attending|en the from authority without resounded Tabernacle the time first of a misdemeanor,| is guilty physician onde cot See VATA ein areata TRO punished. should be and Sait otlihe mien the Bolan cae wallchnd to Dr given was opinion The ot HEAMNon by oe Ned island board | Seq state the of secretary Beatty, when mind question the bringing a Bee sehool labor, Such |mitted number- be ae een ee ar-|ings ; new of : not yesterday | Will al-|opening and by wi it Will ee 200, 200, than é ee pre-|lack church . Mormon } : : the : Se ane it With this recital special a ranged Tabernacle, the at morning whiehiswill Hae ot a dered an apinlGn before the society. bearing on the case The in rd board e Houston, MeDonald gl pee eave G. The the and governor eg J. building| of brick, wovernor of th °® aie DN the special' ee ne searecity 5 particularly ¢ to discuss the matter of m: Douglas Ft, to haye ee a ¥ The pos was question The post Joseph the to Owing filling'an]material, now band, the of members the of Hawalian Royal M.| Dr. honor In unpro. of 5 against filed SS state steps gade gade Appoints Janitors for Year. ee sa ee ess a F fake governors of board the by *g represents Utah's with ISE QUARANTINE GUESTS DEEPLY AFFECTED|BRICK AND LABOR SCARCE jn coerec ana tne - No appointed committee speclal a When yesterday meet will ee RA one young a particularly een Live Time Is Promised Three-| Link Hosts at Lagoon | Today. Human In It Isn't for a man-and Nature in a mirror dressed in Within the coming week a meécting | will be held at the Commercial club | _ : CAN'T of Fort Douglas. ; ; Attorneey General Emphatically | Miss Emma Lucy Gates Fairly | Impossible Sururpasses Herself Herself Hawaiian Songs. Advantages 11, 1906. ODD FELLOWS OF - STATE 10 GATHER Commercial Club ub WillWil P Present Special Confirms Idea Law Violated by Health Officer. UTAH, WEDNESDAY, JULY tay New Hlonors for Irvine-Dr. A of 66 Irvine, son of William Irvine honors Center street, has won new The board medical examiners has the results of the examination held last week, and among 21 who were examined, Dr. Irvine stands at head. When he was graduated from a Ph@adelphia medihe won two gold medals, addition to his honors will be a souree of pride to his friends Dr. Irvine is a brother of Deputy Sheriff Lorenzo Irvine. Taken as Absconding Debtor--David Strain was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Sharp yesterday on e charge of being an abseonding debtor It is alleged that Strain, who has been employed at the smelter at Murterday, and left the city owing a board bill amounting to $24 e was followed to this city and the sheriff's offlee was notified When arrested he was drunk, and on this charge was held until the complaint charging him with the other offense may be issued. ‘ for Guard Officers.-The Lectures oflicers of the National Guard of Utah met last night at the armory to listen to an instructive lecture on the matter of handling the business connected with the quartermaster's and commissary's departments in camp. The ofwere Captain Wells Peery TwentyFort Major FB. - iC. medical department, N G.: Ui, lecture to the officers Friday evening on the subject of "Camp Hygiene and Sanitation, Inspection of Water Supply and Personal Cleanliness."" Zion's Sayings Bank and Trust company, No. 1 Main street, Is the largest and oldest savings bank in Utah. Deposits over $4,000,000. Interest paid on deposits. * PERSONAL,| Manager John Q. Critchlow association of Credit Men to Idaho on a business trip. Deputy of the ena Internal was TA Collector a Revenue Salt Lake has of the gone Nicholson office at Hel-| visitor yesterday. DAILYS MEAT IS EXTREMELY CLEAN Winston Churchill for Acts as Press Australian Agent Packers. London July 10.-The erilicism the against the government over rslaughtering of cattle at the canniug works in New South Wale ales he forth a communication fro. n brought \ Winston Churchill, addressed to Says tedmond, in which the former 14s been informed that specia i care has been exercised by the New Svuth Wales government this Indus try. continues Lieutenant Churchill! "Only absolutely healthy beasts < prefood, and every slaughtered for caution is taken in the canning works lo Where insure cleanly methods leanany breach of rules regarding « liness is brought to light, the lic enses to the proprietors of the works are crson immediately withdrawn. Any Hable slaughtering diseased cattle is to imprisonment for two the seller to longer hours' notice must given intention to slaughter cattle. W such notice is not given, a penal ty of five pounds per head is imposed QUEER IDEA OF GOOD T IME American in Celebrated Trees. Berlin Chopping Down by Berlin, police July 10.-The Gruenaf, a suburb of Berlin, where the Americans held their Fourth of July festivities last week, are looking for some patriotic young emulator of George Washington, who gave vent 0" his exuberance by chopping down several young oak trees in the villasre park. Violation of the forestry law is serious offense in Germany, and is punishable by fine and imprisonment. Meteorological Report. - Yesterday's report at the loeal office of the weather bureau: Maximum temperature, 87: minlImum temperature, 61; mean temperalure, 74, which is one degree t 2e LOW normal the Accumulated deficiency of temper a7 anes since the first of the month, 13 PRE hiaieetoo Total ae ey precipitation of tompera- eee ey ammond, superintendent of|6 p. m. 0 Inehes Bp TTA drilling of the Reclamation service, Accumulated deficiency of pre cipiwill leave today for Wyoming to in-| tation since the first of the month .20 spect the work being done the inches. North Platte which will storage project. cost This $1,250,000 reservoir,| will have capacity of 1,000 acre-feet a and will reclaim 350,000 acres In western! Nebraska and eastern Wyoming. Accumulated since Jan. 1, excess 4.06 ineh of precipitation es. Weather forecast for today, fair. Relative humidity at 6 p. m., 20 per |
