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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN POLICE STATION LIKE A IDAHO FALLS GROWS MUSEUM Report of Sugar Beet Crop a Failure Untrue, Says Edmunds. Loot of Confessed Robbers Includes Every Moveable Object Imaginable. ‘Reports sugar entirely aid THREE MORE WAGONLOADS *' Visited But Stores, and Carl "i whom Not Only Shops, Barns, fe A. Carlson, the greater the the of Pp the without a effect a Kenyon of last our of a to fea" i condition Sat eredit ‘Idaho obtains Falls ‘They the The blessing, in every is growing, in direc- slowly, and as the result Patrol Driver 0. C.| ple sted a perfect sewage system, and Brown made three trips to the caches|in fact the entire place is building and of the thieves and hauled as many|progressing. There 1s a large number wagon loads of swag down to police /of new business blocks going up and headquarters The stolen goods are}the new $15,000 armory for Corapany piled up so that there is hardly an|Ix of the National Guard is nearing object made, grown er found hidden | completion We are also macadamizin the bowels of the earth, that can/ing the RANGES business strects not. be found in the piles of plunde "Politic is getting warm, ver held at the Station. warm i continued The fight is Aside from the money value of the}on, of course, between Brady and goods stolen from the Hempstead res-| Borah, for the United States senate idence, it now the prop-"| Governor appears that Gooding will be renominerty secured there is the without a8 ‘ition, smallest | ated that being part of the loot Among other articles | conceded on all side to be found may be mentioned tools ape er pie Rt, 4 of every description, electric machin "ey. telephones, fynnolk motors olaahee? and harness-make UTAH AND NEW JERSEY outfits, plumbers' fittings, guns, Kers the most antique patterns down to | PROVIDE ROMANCE the modern automatic models ee pump shotguns magician's par ae : * a L phernalia, trunks, grips, suit-cases, Yale Graduate Who Sought Portune suppHes, ing glass-worker apparel lala ever for sale tools, en, kind Home Bride. of er F. Desbrow Jo Yo ysnoy{ zabeth: made, ammunition for a cali' . guns, é actually, a large N. 4 ; parlors of qd J. . Newark, s[[eqes- were married 5 J Kenyon ? N. ssjIN J INDUSTRY Will Which Mean Seems Much to Plockmasters sheep the quarantine, means industry in of which has the sheep keeping state this rate normal ing-at {ts years, is practically progress- from for certain to be COo- Gpenen for d. e assessment this year. was rate of this ea ite idea assessment is to be and a halt mills on each dollar of the valuation of the floc results Two Millions Dipped report of the inspectors of spring dipping the Shot al ee _, last |shown s} § 1 the C theres 1a on were rere were n all fz the giv- By ‘oven Zao i Agide ' beam this ‘there is junk In ali] its varietijes--old bottles e ~old fron, old rags, brass, straps, parts under the lead pipe, tron of harness and sun in the of : imaginable Invoice Is inventory several up the services weeks of the the upon plunder. They took fs_ assistant' engineer and Treeae Haven ane * t : ees a = ,; pay aay See Bight oe over 2,00 ‘ ; sre ranchesand ened hls) done-thain- ever herone Phe results Were better than has ever been vs fae much of f{dentified the atoiah the ease, Showing and that it is largely releasing of upon. this the state important his te home step, he city "| he|¢rom sent goods owners, Real PRIZES quarantine was decided upon fall dipping will ca use a much greater decrease in the pest than a is ever before know +I officers, especially Col.. GS. H ickox, who js in charge of the Western offices of the bureau of aninial industry, the state board of sheep commissioners and sheep owners give great credit for his thoroughness in rae matter of sheep inspections. Hickox was present at the meetae PARTS yesterday and gave valuable advice along the lines of Improving the sheep industry in this state. UNCLAIMED Fstate Association Has TwentyFive Not Called For. TELLS NATION'S WEATHER Bulletin General Sums Up} extend Conditions. all , a : The. National Weekly Bulletin sums] CO" the the general country weather for the conditions week sin the Plloning words "The. week e July h normally cool re ain ending middle exn..Ro cky . Mountain votre hon: t the, central 9 of grateful acknowledgments. who bras by ibutions in |4@¥, puant July was and is Gur June 28, success Se at Saltair, it * New sented and to Spectacle Pre- With Forepaugh Sells' Shows. was, thus continue the , trium- enabling the good the advantages : of This acknowledgment include the Salt Lake The progressive Adam Forepaugh Enormous e lustrated is intended press, dally, policy and of season The Sells United, Shows, this in Great Brothers is again their il- magni- ficent spectacle, ‘ Fighting the Maries"? ames .. Thi s remarkable spectacle weekly and monthy, the donors of Hh e prizes, and twelve thousand or|Is realistic in every way and _ illustrates the working of the modern fire women and children who more men, department from the time an alarm day throng. made up the Real Estate is given until the burning building is Salt Lake City Real Estate association, consumed During the action of the "J. L. Perkes, Secretary region, and while the mperature play many daring ,rescues are made conditions were not ahi of rapid and as a fitting finish the leaping of of vegetation, ere es persons from the top of the burning building into a life saving net is most r than usual hrilling. Regulation fire engines and in the middle gulf districts and central More Than 3,500 Participate in Interother apparatus used by the fire fightvalleys and over the interior of the ers are of standard make. Middle Atlantic states and New Engesting Festivities. The same policy of enlargement apd land, but with the exception of portook posResidents of Jordan stake novelty is to be seen in the ring pertions of the central and lower Missisis needed,|Session of Calder's Park early yester- formances this season. Three hundred valleys, where rain. sippi being the of the pick and flower of Europe, generally there is ample moisture. day morning, the occasion people Of that America and the Orient in the cireus was much cloudiness In the|annual outing of the il Wagons, bugsection of the country. profession are to be found in the huge Aventle coast and gulf districts vehicles carried arenic program. Many of the leading gies and other Was compara&vely free Ty resort artists In the riding, acrobatic and the pleasure-seekers from "aide local storms gymnastic numbers have never been carmel a long line from the meetingOn the north Pacifie coa: ou ba ibe week seen in this country before, and are was exceptionally hot and d house in the direction of the park. celebrated in their foreign homes. More than 3,500 people, young and This year it takes four enormous speold, participated in the festivities of cial trains to transport the immense ? the day, patronizing all the regular equipment, horses and personal facTWAS LEAD PIPE CINCH attractions of the place, with a basetors. When the circus is completely between picked teams from ball game set upon the show grounds there are Journeymen Plumbers Show Bosses) the stake in the afternoon. Points in Ball Game. The Scandinavian ecclesiastical so- twenty pavilions in all. Sacer: and greater part of the middle Atlantic coast districts. Very general complaints of cool nights are received west Gulf Mountain arvesting | JORDAN STAKE AT CALDER'S cleties was It a lead pipe cinch for the|yark journeymen plumbers to make monkeys of a master plumbers at their outing Lag yesterday and the boys wie wipe the joints, who crossed bats with the bosses on the baseball diamond started sprinting around the bases at a rate of three and four an inning. The bosses played a game tha reminded some of the spectators o the speed shown by an apprentice on his way to the shop to bring some for- gotten tools. The official Memekeaner ofthe game hada severe atta of} writers' cramp in the seventh athe and the best estimate he could make of the score was 23 to 9 in favor of the journeymen. There was a full program of sports in which the children and grown ups ot born ae participated and the succe of was such that it was aialcrically st tae to make the outing an annual even will have their the tomorrow, outing excursion at to the Parade be ete under the auspices of the Seandinavian organizations of the four Salt addition to a Lake City stakes. In musical that has been arrarEee a the w be committee in charge, the dancing in native costume on 1 game s of all kinds far als entertainment ot the pleasure seeker: Other excursions: vschedaled for the are as follows weik at Calder s parkSUSta Sunday We he) ay Rito ay--Plonee $ Wednesday-JLiberty ai ety. Saturday-Z. WILL C. Sige Mutual Mi Missionary Imfnursday--Scottish M. shoe L GIVE TWO 80- factory. RECITALS the Thing. The street pageant on the morning of show day is the biggest and most varied ever organized. ‘This attraection with FPorepaugh and Sells has always been immeasurably superior to the efforts of all other shows, and this season it is more diversified, resplendent, novel, sensational and longr than ever before. The great shows will be here one day ps tg Thursday, August 2, and give two performances at 2 o'clock and 8 o'clock. Numbered reserved admission s be bought circus day at The ca n Smith Drug company, for exactly the same prices charged in the ticket wagons on the show grounds. GUARD ON TARGET Militiamen Preparing RANGE Professor McClellan Makes Provision Por All Who Want to lear, ing at for Good Show- Camp. The National Guard of Utah is out on the target range this morning, plunging lead into the hills near the terday's report at the local of-|}ranged for two pupils' recitals this wae buttes, and oftener than occasionally at ot a week, t = eee nana thar weather bureau: hitting the bull's-eye. The militiamen t erature, 86; mini- | theatre Jednesday n nursday ade an epee tioualy good reeord at CE. event No regular invitations for temperature, oe: mean temperas. the targets last season, and developbut those issued. be will the | the recitals {ch is 2 degrees below ~ ure, AS ed some wrathaen sh of ability. The dexirous of obtaining tickets may do range today are; mee , 7 empera-|so between the hours of 2 and 5 organizations on . we he first oe seen. 7 Swersen's chorus wil "asst auth Company C, Firs attery and Troo The signal come is in the fleld with its telephones and hellographs, v aecumnulated ay ape an vocalists "will cslat hurediey. yenite, doing signalling from mountain top to valley. The signalltes are fast developing efficiency In the use of their new paraphernalia, and by the time for the great maneuver camp should be well able to show some of the sol- Meteorological Report. pow mv trace Be 6.8. mt Professor J. J. McClellan ofS prectpiiaelian of since Janu ras my ait atolad, fair. Weather at 6 p. m., 30 per Relative cen tL SEhumidity i £ qn or teen eae seating pea op stead eee capacity, ons of o -_- and to oa during it was give two diers at business dee recitals / camp that oat to last detail the know their the remainder goes to Johnston's Castilla Sunday for Me- dinner, First-class Workmen, that it is equal of Reliable to any Materials custom and clothing for which the makers charge twice as much; that the buyer of a suit on which it is found can get more satisfaction and better results than any other of Poster will mention it rendere Miss Hallie Will Sing the offertory at st this morning first also sing for the written by 1 rane roster, y favorable, recei ved aa have heard | those from ‘kniaualeie will be n A nice assortment of Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery and Neckwear for summer AWAITS For Hot Beeran: setinge of the é 5 YOUR COMING, oulton, Madsen, Owen & Co., on The directors decided to postpone the meeting one month and take a rest Vherefore, the next meeting will be held on MonAugust 20, at the bishops office,| 111, t+ $> Will Bring Orchestra-Fred CC.| Granam is arranging to bring to Salt ake next year the Chicago Symphony orchestra which created a most | favorabl previous visit to the Mr. Graham ts also} making ¢ i > famous} Mime Salt Lake ome during the coming Season 113, MAIN ST. WHERE THE 0¢ $e 3? oe CLOTHES FIT. > | St. Mark's Cathedral. 9 | Cutler St. Mark's cathedral, 225 East First | -After a delay Finish Sculpture South tev sens amin Brewster, dean of eighteen months, the work of carvHoly communion at 7:30 a. m., Sunthe main entrance school at 9:45: morning prayer in| » Catholic cathedral has been re-| day ehapel at 10°30; at 11, the Ordination The seulptor who started the| riest of ay. Gee ‘Oo sere by Mr. Whitehead, died a year and }as mecHinhoy oe Balt Taniee, 7 The pod, by. ago and-it will be éom=4 be preached, and the holy com | pleted by Louis ; who was|=| Will munion celebrated by Bishop Spaldbrought here from Switzerland for the ing Evening prayer at 8 p. m, with! purpose, sermon by Rev. George Townsend Musicians to Meet-The regular | meeting of the Musiefans' elub, which St. Peter's Chapel. was to have been held last Monday St. Peter's chapel, Fifth North and| cvening, Was postponed until tomorFifth West streets: Sunday school a | row evening, when the members will = : : | 9:45 ao m.; evening prayer k= Dp, WES] meet in the studio of Arthur Shep= i. Jennens, lay-reader ( herd. It will be a business meeting ' | ind if there ts time after the business Pirst Congregational | has been disposed of, some American composers will be discussed First Congregational chureh, Fourth} fast and First Goshen, pastor 10:45; sermon Great 2-30; Falls, Christi Eee Mont. Sunday school mg % p c Ce Church, ar Be, We fs a few Church East of Third at Monday sae, Ss atlor« a. lose resi £95 ste ‘ ; Choice o of from 10¢ to 20¢, ind 60« a Friend she Waists likes te S es to sell them Zout and they ? of Blue Men's black fancy Serge Coats Coats for white Waists. : soft Shirts; . Men's for on men's man can They all go es Vest as for Summer, 65¢ to $1.25 25¢ up to SLo00 : 3? y : Fantatal a te cn Ladies w hite Waist from 36¢ 90¢ Worth from 75e to $1.75. |} | - and go» ~ to -_------- $5.50 j Ladies' time are i Sate Sie 2 a : Worth $3.50 $1 75. D | for $1.00 = S cE Ee W | N 36 all Sunday church line 2K po: Bde Sa fal Watsts Worth 40¢, 50c, -- he = - know = = Mother's Friend Waists, laundered or unlaundered Worth 65e _ Co morning we open with a 50 Per Cent DISCOUNT for summer use-a Shirt and a discount that no to Scientist, | ©Yenings street. m.. You = Bt S STI Mother's some. Be i Also a very pretty regardless of cost | Christ, South 9:45 of the buying services| 5 oO W MAIN ST veo Scientist, First 336 school " have IS ga dite Second Church of Christ Scientist, oO. Oo. F. hall, Eleventh East and} Eleventh South Lesson sermon ati 1:05 a subject, "Life."" Sunday! school at 12°15 p. m Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock, All are welcom Christian still grandma was ing fast." at oe Scientist. Brother -SALE South streets, Elmer I Morning services at} by Rev. E. F. Lyman, | Cee, Second Many Enjoy ee hile the attendance at Saltair yesterday was not up to the record of the erie days of the week, more than 3,500 people passed through the gates during the on and enjoyed the pleasures of the resort one than one-third of these >» bathing, which was about as fine as it haS been during the enite season. The dancing floor was well filled during the evening, the crowd being sufficiently small to permit of dancing with pleasure service worshipers Ss p L A Y. REET. WILL BE BAD BOUT, Presbyterian. at a.m. Strangers are especially Welcome. Sach Wednesday evening at! 8 o'clock a meeting is held to listen tol the testimony of healing of both sin and sic Kne ss. All are welcome to these service Free reading re open! daily ay fromn- 10 a. = m. to m in| Ns Se ES ott building, ‘168 First Presbyterian chureh, northeast corner of rie Temple = Ee streets. Rev W Paden pastor-Mornivke ruicae at LL anne | Mulvey and c. V. Anderson to Subject, Health and the Inner} Life,'' Evening sermon at 7:45) Appear i in Squared Circle Topic omy aaa ei ‘ o'clock ; pic, The Garden of f Allah.' Sunday school at 12:30 p. m at Lagoon. Main ie Christian Mid-week : street eh ake elevator aa Central Christian, Central Christian church, Third| East and Fourth South - streets Preaching, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., Sun-| day school, 12:30; Christian Endeavor services meeting at 6:30 Wednesday even-! ng Teachers' meeting at 7:30 Prayer and conference at $§ p.m. All| ats are frée. Strangers cordially in-| Vited to attend all these service Endeavor -- + July 28 is to be the day of the year ®t Lagoon. On that day and date, setting aside and waiving all other emPoyments, enjoyments and perquisites Fine en of the City and County 6°45. All are cordially invited Wm OGDEN Ss. auilding will adjourn to that resort Ross Tile' minister aes sala ne [eares on to forget for the day the Miss Bryant Lectures.-Miss Sara ‘ , > .e ‘ares of pleadings, and waivers, and 7 st ¢ oo ‘ Lo ve Cone Bryant of Boston will reach elt Lake City this morning, and will, 5 warrants and court hearing é East Side Baptist church, Seventh street Land Lincoln ave enue-Servie es 11 /the other ind court ane fs nT ing the coming week, deliver a se ile s East and Third South streets, Rev. S.]|4. m.; subject, ruth."" Sunday school|and yovations ‘generally followed in of lectures at the university summer school. Miss Bryant is an educator A. Hayworth, pastor Divine worship at 10 a.m Wednesday Cae testi- | the building : 7 a a ' Theme sermon, as he mone! meetings, 3 Pp m, Free reading} ‘he program in full has not vet been and author of note, is well versed in oh literature and is said to be master of urifying Int uence 0 lope Sun-/ rooms, sulte 212 Eccles building, epen| completed, but there will be sports of day school at 12:15 p.m Christian| daily from 2 to 5 the art of story telling. The first lecAll are wel-| all kinds, including races, guessing Endeayor at 7 p.m, Eveningg service| come , mitests, asts va : rv : ture in the series of lectures by Miss : and a baseball match beat 8 o'clock. Theme of sermon, "The The Christian Selence society holds|tyveen the city and county sides in Bryant will be :"How to Tell a Story, Greatest Trial on Record, or the Con-|serviee at to be given tomorrow afternoon at half 2 p. m, In the Congrega-| fact, it will be a day of. relaxation demnbation of Innocence.' Prayer | tional church edifice, corner of Adams} from routine : past 3 o'clock at the assembly hall of Wednesday evening All are avenue and the Museum building. The public is arene Twenty-fifth street SubBut the star event of the affair will invited. ject, "Truth, Sunday school in the|be the "go" between the two lightinvited, i A vasement at 2 p.m. Wednesday even-| weights of the building, C. V. AnderNeeded-Examinations More Men First' Baptist. ing testimonial meetings are he Se ae and M. EK. Mulvey On that day to fill a vacaney in the position of First Baptist church, Second eee 8 o'clock. The public is poneealiy in-| for the first and last time, .those two engineer in the bureau of science will and Second streets, Rey, D. vited to attend these service |}gentlemen will appear in | their be held in this city Aug. 22, the salary Brown, pastor. Preaching at 11 a.m. Tirst Baptist Church, Horace B.| pristine glory, and laying aside all being $1,800 year. painter Is pastor-Morning service at 11} friendliness needed in the NGartaresters departSubject, "Christ's Philosophy of Sum- Blood and good fellowship will mer Season Christianity... No evening | o'clock; subject, "Jehovah Possessor of | wade in for each other's gore ment at large, the Presidio, and examinations to fill this vacancy will be service Sunday school at 12:30, FF feaven and Earth." Evening service | Anderson has sent the followEvans, superintendent. B. Y. P. U. at{at 8 o'clock; subject, are c hief End|ing communication to Mr. Mulvey, held here Aug. 15. The salary is $960 - a ee ' ' Leader, Miss BEvajof Man."' Sabbath school: 2 o'elock; which is self-explanatory: : a year. Examinations for the internal oyd: subject How Can I Be a True| Herbert L. Herrington, ee rinte pea nt ¥ revenue, service im Montana will also be held Sept. -6» Details concerning Friend?' Wednesday evening service| Young People's meeting at 7 0 ck | Challenge to Mulvey. at 8 o'clock. A welcome to all Mid-week prayer service Thursday To His - st matcemed, Excellency, Counthe examinations will be furnished upon application to Orrawell WiIl‘ evening at 8 o'clock cilman ¥ Mu Rio Grande Mission. German Evangelical "St, Paul's}, !2asmuc h as the re "Is to be an outing liams, Salt Lake postoflice: } to the Lagoon by the employes and other Redistribute Twenty - Ninth-FolRio Grandé Mission Chapel, Second |Church-German Sunday school at 10| political dignitaries of the City and Coun: lowing the completion of the maneuSouth, between Ninth and Tenth West.|#, ™. German preaching at 11 a. m./ ty building on the 28th Instant, [, th Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., George Everyone who understands the Ger- | dersigned, 1 rely a satellite pal the politi vers at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., there Paul, superintendent. man language is earnestly invited. H. | cal universe, hereby challen will be a redistribution of the comH. Fle | cellency, who, like Saturn, is a brilliant panies of the twenty-ninth infantry, a portion of which has been stationed at Burlington Mission. Five Points Chure Nee sc hool | 5 Se een by luminous rings and ¢ , a Fort Douglas. The new order will Burlington Mission chapel, Indiana _ P ae eo = ane atr4<pe ALL who! (on ence date. and a The pee ae garrison the troops as follows Fort Douglas: Headquarters, band and third battalion, or companies F, I, K L, and M; Whipple Barracks, company Ts, or second battalion; Fort Duchesne, battalcompanies H and G of second Fort Logan, companies A, B, C, is proposed to later concentrate the entire regiment at Fort Logan. Not what you mae but what you o s Ve pay per cent inon $1 to $5, 000 Zion's Savings and Trust company, No. 1 Main terest Bank W. Farris Kenyon. of Boise is a guest at will iininjedalieet Inspector Longley a this morning for Cheyenne ver on business connected with ete sbtetoa: Dr, orrive C. in noted ‘specialists form an V;. Iz. Brown of. Chicago. will Salt Toke this. week to per- operation a the orowr of Holy one Cross of se" ‘Central the West DIED. Nordby.-At his home in Union July 13° Oluf H. Nordby. The funeral will be held at the Union wa "a Aer EP house at p. m Sunday 15. Interment in Mur- Tray ceme oo The thing The for The What the Man Said. Girl-You said you'd do for my Man-I Girl-W Fs superintendent : English South | morn . drinking for 8a he Maii-_es TH drink hereafter | my own sake.-Cleveland Leader. 336 street. service at 10 F. a W 11 m. Re-|Rev, Paul's munion at m. a. 12 enjoy the service Park Presbyterian and evening. school/to at 7| even-| 8 a. m.; roping at 11 o'clock. | First Noble Main and Ftéurth|ing Rey *harles services: Holy Sunday school prayer and Strong worship Per-|July com-|"The m. No a of Sunday evening preach upon in Christian| their sehool at fave - lte «x has not yet aren sent in Anderson's 12:15/salary on the between result the and ‘t lines county are drawn. Those intimate with All seats free. Sunday school outing | ner Grant and Twenty-fourth; Alfred| Mr. Mulvey say he will step into th to the Lagoon on Monday, Juiy 16 Brown, rector Fifth Sunday after | ring at least 285° pounds lighter shan St. John's Chapel Trinity-Early celebration at 7:30 a,|he is now. Mr. Anderson, on the _ . : m, Sunday school at 9:45, Morning contrary, declares that he ig in the St. John's chapel, Richmond | prayer and sermon at 11 o'clock. Even-| pink of condition, and that he will % avenue, tt a day near school prayer and cordial at Ninth 6:45 sermon weleome Bast street. p. at to all. 8 m.; Sun-|ing prayer evening|Morning o'clock. A| Egypt." Man , Church. Mormon Chureh of the Good and sermon topic, at 8 "Joseph's Evening, of the ‘irst one-half Shephe "rd, o'clock. Policy "Pontius World. cor-| strictly Pilate, Regular services of the Jesus Christ of Latter-day be held in the tabernacle p.m. Sunday school at 10 Chureh of | avenue, next to court-house; on uel Saints will} Blair. pastor-At 10 a. m., nday today at 2/|school; W. L. Underwood, athatirend. a, m., and|ent. Preaching by the pastor at 11 a public m., in each) m-. 7 TDi +d gyal votional r rooms. paraina' bs' service the nebtor egular 7 ot the meetings at 6:30 p. Atv ward-asse city ward assemblyly Phillips COE | > ~ A a church. | } ae : eee ane Rev. | | Fifth.Seuth oe Se A. Simpkin, pastor. Services this} r Monahan at ‘11. Norehap with| sermon, "In ource school 6:45. Tune evening a atr . "Life's Study 12:15; Miss. at in. With 8, Values." Christian Fafek and iat Re-|$ 1 1 o'clock o'clock Sunday} botanical Endeavor will sing at at aching (i that Ane | the | and ae r Mr. Mulvey ulvey, it. Sanitarium is having loses twice before the is for the day school the 7:15 p. m. the and nee partitions cleared | so he will not be hampered in his | Movements... Mr. Anderson has | ready secured the arena of the bicycle | E friends think it will be penne aan preaching st rar Pa | dignantly sermons at 10 will be cele brated | nfloor in second the of evening the series will be given. o'clock adeavar at of We |in Sun-) the at that contest y Seki Ai to s repudiates, have r. the seats Anderson cial music by the choir. Public tn: | -----<____. vited, especially visiting strangers, to} J all these services, OUR FIRST ACRE, First Presbyterian Church; John Edare now goin ward Carver, pastor-The communion} building, and will Have rebuild Nature's}of the Lord's supper evensong Undeveloped. Le | see in| much: &avolrdupois the Methodist Episcopal. Church, block east Washington space. have oe © an a {n- our the bi It wil ie penser t a fave Year's Division city Mr. an challe it is expected within a few Friends of each are pledging a service am Respectfully, C.' V, Anderson, oppos ; the Sunday, | geptenc e of Mr. o'clock, 1 (which was declared off) a afraid? at 11 | bac king one game rh at the last Nelson and bent Friends be minute otherwise you pastor-Morn-| | Mulvey not one have but head, Church Elderkin, will of and sore Congregational 15. The pastor will Place of Pleasure at;Character"* ser-|p. Visitors welcomed, be Are rounds 220 pounds leg and a |! all right Chure Sunday Endeavor Thursday (or drops) Three I weigh F. Rankin, D. D., will preac h | trerve a thehe noon; Christian Prayer meeting _The . church, streets, rector 9:45 mon m ee abe nock- -out blows young, | ing. St. Paul's Episcopal St. A. a./morning All/at UuS-|p. desir' will be reas hing| pe rmitted Slaterville mission | each. Let all, the old and come and Central eee aise: quit church, East ng Sunday" ‘school at atte welcome. Five Points and sa fueled Uladalycatss Slaterville-There and song service jn at S p.m. Saher Fou gular Aes Sard $ Lutheran. any-| sermon, would i ae avenue and Navajo street. | Sunday|/V¢ 1" oF near school at 2: 20 p. m. Henry Jacobs, ree so English South kins, PERSONALS. R. the my Everybody ean and by clothing made. Miss Foster Teilwill theatre Alfred Benjamin & Co. fulfilled cashier day LABEL OF== On a Suit means this, that the garment is made ‘ashier Walker Ill.-Cashier Walker} of ae local posteffice was taken quite} ill yesterday morning intlammarheumatism and had to be removed to his he Postmaster Callan to give. two. recitals because ssh ant bes. deorcber the raonth, -24 Yous to have appear in'publie Mixccumulated excess has ar- -==THE close} s il Will OO A Label With a Meaning. o'cloc pulsory. their presence and aking Real Estate he association to woke of advertising ab- south- regions and valleys, , Lake|tO from the central valleys, states, and southern pe mars ae 12:30 SOME the leaving FIGHTING FLAMES Weather States at Take Geography Test-The successful candidates in the geography held by Superintendent of H.. Christensen yesterday morning were Jessie Cowan, Lyle Brimley, Mary Christiansen, Mary Gillett, Evelyn Rigby, Pansy Gray, Catherine Rhodes, Ernest Peirce, Mamie Brown, Marie Malin, Grace Chapman. he test was glven to those who desired to take it, but Was in no sense com- /ing of who ave previously neue ee their losses to the police. The efts go here are still about twenty-five unback many months, while Dai t them have been committed very reealled for prizes at the Real Estate cently. The plunder would indicate /association headquarters, 15 West Seethat not only were residences robbed, |ond South street, the remains of the but that shops, stores, warehouses,|255 prizes drawn-from the wheel at barns and various other places haye Saltair Jane 28. La st week only a few suffered at the hands of Roberts and prizes were called for and it is now his accomplice, Holmes. belleved the complete list will be claimed following announcement ,was Thrilling given out by the association yesterday "The Salt Lake City Real Estate ashe 3 . | sociation mr its entire membership Weekly United Saturdays and Miss Houston were engaged to] py} } Fi we ‘ A aries be married. but' th z } iis dipping Was done in aecordanct re a d, b e young man, NaV-| with the orde) prompigated by the ing heard of the opportunities of the}¢ommission March 1, » 1906... Sc ables Scables, as c cae seek | ¢ and ae to come resolyed West, . "\| following the effic ant dipping of the his fortune. Having com Y-}sheep, has almost disappeared and' it ed 4 position that justified him in tak- [yj S expected by sheep pone that the time East | looks at the stuff and gave|¢or pis prospective bride, who arrividea. It would require the ed last evening, and they were imof two men for at least two mediately married After a short tour,} the list. Persons who the couple will return to Bingham to property stolen" recently make their future home, welcomed to the police staidentify and carry away their as soon as the ppelice are h it as eviden ready been i 844 \ ero Quartet Will Sine-The Imperie u| quartet Will take partoinm the TO gram at Saltair thi afternoon mid | evening inging everal number his is one of the eity most popular] quartets and always prove to be a trong drawing card | Cambrians at Saltair.-The Cambrians of Salt Lake Cily will hold their annual celebration at Saltair Wednesday of this week As has been the eustom in the past, a musical program will be one of the features of the day and it is said that It will surpass in excellence those of former years. Preparations are being made at the lake In anticipation of one the biegest crowds of the season the detective making an hotel to make tion to goods has and |+,- junk Lmpracticable. Chief Sheets and force had determined the Besbrow. who of ae re am o rhia pipe, old anything way of | Close Saturday Afternoons-During | the remainder-of July and the entir« month of August, the offices of the} clerk of the United States court and) abol- ished when the fall dip Pang: of shee Pp has been completed The sderal officers in the bureau of aairin! industry highly pleased with results of g spring's dipping that if the results of show results as beneficial to the the quarantine will certainly be This means more to the sheep industry or this rand, indeed, the entire West, anything else in recent years means that the sheep of Utah floekmasters will be permitted to fo over the Utah line without the restrictions that have so. Jong prevalled announcement comes rhis important result of the meeting of the as the board of sheep commissioner was in session all day yesterthis meeting inspected in all sheep the winter September that in range {..Wwas also » found Ss where Case this they must be dipped inspeecLors State work the federal and UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1906. Chemistry of Life.-The "a Science league will meet tonight in} room 238. Constitution building, The lecture will be on ‘" he Chemistry of Life." The public: is admitted many bers of suns, and, actually,a large |Bvening by Teev. WM Paden, Mr {ee dipped on all farms, ranches anc 3 SALT LAKE CITY, LITY NEWS IN BRIEF Thomas The puke] in TO Embargo, Certain, Over W. and|]-d ey Sends for wear- Women to Poe Bingham AID Removal The Holmes) steadily In the last iree years the burglars population has grown from 500 to a 500 The entire state is watching has aC so eccompletely aly fill = our fret experiments in municipal ; B has ownered the offices of Chief George Sheets ship The city was recently bonded and the detectives that it resembles ajto raise the money to dam the Snake museum of antiquities after an earthriver and ins pens 7 ae ating, UEREDE rice nt » 1quake, continued his work yesterday, : "wr Mies Naat aa at GREAT been but capture of Ed. Roberts, the manicure sets, dishes glassware, | crockery, musical instruments, surgi-| cal instruments, photographers' sup- | plies, footwear, books, from costly and | and advertisrare titles to almanacs w atechmake rs' Officers Are Pleased Results of Dipping in Utah. ball evening been Federal With fact," Idaho better condition, to all our crops. have SHEEP QUARANTINE TO BE ABOLISHED untrue are foundation Edmunds rains that failure fact they have helped us so mue A that ‘flooding' was not required, as usually the case. Our first crop of lucerne Was matured without the necessity of watering at all Our grain crops are flourishing, and in fact the policeman a part is Were in applying heavy Warehouses . Well, as reater is due for the and Herman . indet whose p plunder Residences, the crop Ralph never came --____- Thieves to beet REPUBLICAN, store Ww be the best The cranes OlliceSouth Supply ° west 2nd st, Co. {in % % a |