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Show 8 THE SPRAYING TREES 3 OBLIGATORY Horticultural der Time Is That a the matter only owner's ace his an. be fruit becoming neighbors, just trees attended is not but to M men- by John P s ° * horticultural Inspector. a solution of one pound of paris green | to. 160 gallons of water, paris green well stirred spraying and giving the drenching, not paneer sly a but a real drenct especially, should be The so ‘keeping the ‘during the trees good mist spray first that (the bossom end) becomes : ; ; the spray oe Is saturated. as the blossom. is a Mr. says: ‘fine end. calyx Mrs. thoroughly te the Mira driven into force. There with opportunity for,one or C. C, Slade Salaries-Clerk i two| C. entertained Plate G I the|Strumental Whi : music. Wns: : Duarcest- Sitherlandcavho Me PR INT od doh club yesterday =e t afternoon, |city, Ployec Shor : jyea.| t. Ae +! Was Tey 0. the LOheS last WTS: meeting L. and speeches, Lt Fi of the Re is PeUMintay. prize. year. wens at erat ae . ey of.Jarcest this now the owner of: the cathtatn "fille chock eee a was their Store,--Alexandé1 a reihc tO Te Auerbach Bros. yy folup ia Pe an oe ae A ae gy ES Terucibad It is.one of the few busi"good spraying outfits in each precinet | ness placeson. Mission street. that esin the city to get good and profitable | Mrs, eee will be the hostess at}... ven tie: (iver aiid-spansl pc Anna employment for some time to come. |. bridg tea this afternoon at rs re = ° Beene sib ba le a ot. , , Mr. Sutherland is. just now doing a It is necessary. that everybody having | Bue cinnani residence, given for Mrs. } bic. busine Mr../Sutherland...who-l 48 s ra whe d , i & Kemper trees attend to this mat-| lynn apple or pear ; e ja brother-in-law of. EB. W. Wilson, left ter, even if be omly has the trees for . Salt Lake several -vears o.<locating shade, because if spraying is neglected | Mrs, QO. W. Powers will give a bridge Rivet fn Miss a Sh PR Tr 1S the for trees pests become annoy to wesc: Neglect "Under... clean; and aother breeding ground} tea next Friday peaple. Mrs Leslle Toe Bri Bring an = eS 1 ens the.law, . any spray subjects, ae getting, ready a or together company wer the to be x : { his neighbor. Therefore, having trees must prepare to. them at once, either by pump several to get a anda y neighbors spraying Miss Pearl barrel| clubbing | - | will $18. honot Fenl number as well eo Daughters will ente rénin | Pre ee this ceneeof afternoon ‘ is also having another matter -peach trees that must 8 ¢ of the ¢l outvas a-fly, injury From to the three of a a future. increase and peach tree Is Pn. to four burrows in th peach trée are sufficient to kill: it or at "Ato a useless condition. "inte to attend o it. er ebal iy. Ernest ¢ ws oe een0 Rifle-The om : Sn AseneRt wfu new annual target 71 -at much Wort T he men "at model Spring- interest f; Confederacy Memorial the rifle day @ old Ooi | yea jnew marksmen, hee. Tad rifle aut Is. Eas Cet handle the considered: results of. better .be™ Sas compng Mats gyi hack time. Some beer ‘he bedden Jifetime.. Theto -expeécted® is ae The 1 el Re every. new expected 3: of Portland, | Talks) to about Engineers-Col. oo ck and SALE Winds es {his own preference Mr..and Mrs. Jos.|can it would be as to the style decidedly Up SATURDAY SOME MAY | EXTRAS TO MAKE THE CLEAN-UP COMPLETE HALF Silk Toques Cuban Body Italian Body EVERY a H ats with lac oe DEPARTMENT AND own copies of Duck Outing this edges Hats estan? LOADED 1S SEASONABLE the be of wood Low High. < yard js full of the best and most attractive designs in THE, GOODS leading will unloading GRANITE AND MARBLE ELIAS MORRIS & SONS COMPANY apelee WITH now Monumental Work Our $1.00 each 50e ee Hats NEW Our Turbans are carloads ovale ai Quality PRICE! and We two Mantels~--Prices All TRIMMED HATS in Colors--except natural the tailor shapes feature for in the season. UNBLEACHED, LEGHORNS, JAVAS and MILANS. trimmed with Ostrich Plumes, Ribbons and Flowers, makes the idea summer dirl's dress reveals 116 hat The we prices up-to-date Millinery SOUTH offer them. for Merchandising. MAIN STREET per- N' Willar tha more acceptable, bui he thought Was Mrs. J. D. Christy, who has been visthe that government engineers Edwin Wibley of | said iting her pinter, Mrs. South Fifth fast street, left. vesterd: iy | were of the opinion that if the plan: for her home in St. Louis. they have drawn up for the lock cana > ¢ 8 can be carried out as they believe they Mrs LETTER thi | Young addressed the students of thé }e ngineering society of the. unive eSity | yesterday on "The Panama Canal," He outlined the two plans that "the grove working upon le ronment engineers are ee Young. who has beg Shear sea level and the lock -system- fork for several months, is;and pointed out the merits and. diftihome some time next a leu tles of each. te did not expres s RED - Ubi fhe who is the guest of Mrs. . ine wii not return to her home aia week as expected, but will continue her stay in Salt Lake ten ae vs PUREE Mrs. araw OUR eee Elbridge MANTELS GRATES TILES Main St. bin ohne just ILLINERY. -i16 Lake Succe was 7 commenced > yesterday, with the with afternoon.nimnieeiterts with: Mra }f0r_ @ |e * Mrs. aerkt ue er New eer Douglas | equipped cers ' | Bee: CAAA d Fat ; at the|}™ Sater, Aenea dae ve to hit the mark exercises "There everybody \V » |fleld small calibre. rifle, and the reete Sweet sults of this first season's practice with he the new arm is awaited "by the of- young Society as Bodel. when completed for be 4 isco, ae } Try Cott Seen Y 8 phe dance at the Bani inin Will belainiintormaloatteienit The $12 in . Van ae ty |} enjoyed by a | 2 the city | pos outfit ans-|CGhas a en meet. H. An outfit that would purpose would cost trom see after now. y removing the soil | about four: inches deep around the} root of a peach trce, a gummy, StiCKY | substance .is often. found Wherever | such is seen, it is the castings of a peach Worer. 3y removing this gummy substance, the bark undeneath Is and by: digging into it With a small Knife and following the burrow down, a white grub will be found jn the burrow, © By killing this grub, which otherwise would come root é | neglect to at a theatre the owner, lfor }reese agent or occupant to severe penalties, besides the losses of.the fruit and;the{ knowledgé of being a detriment and} injury to everybody to attend atfernoon Savage | a es 11, 1906. MAY P will entertain twenty of het Temple Workers Pentertained.-- Deand Mrs. 0O.| parting from the usual custom of holdjing an annual meeting in the temple jannex, the temple workerswere yesJennings en-| terday invited to be guests at the BReeof friends last) hive house and enjoy an informal aftCountry club | ernoon as the guests of President and iM Joseph F. Smith Vocal and in- | «599° club at hei home yesterday af-| lowed by refreshments, made !ternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. ly ry pleasant afternoon, which | D.C, Jacklin, Mrs. Edward Sheets | enjoye a by fully 125 workers and land Mrs. J. J. Daly. . friends, spray the Mrs. to Get Reeeption for See Phe junior Class of the high school will give the senior el ass a reception on May 18 at either the university or the lake. The university proposition is considered more favorably than the lake as at this function one of every couple must be either' a senior or a junior, and if the reception ;were given at the lake this would be very expensive and almost impossible to carry out noon, Mrs. C. D. Rooklidge this evening at cards for Y friends in honor.of Mr, year for Zal 2. Cary. "The indications. this large fruit. crop are very -promising | eo 2 @ so much so that everybody will have Mr. and Mrs. James E. lo spray his apple and pear trees as | tertained a small party soon as the blossoms. fall and ini oe at dinner at the fourteen days afler that time with ¢ ¢ 6 Sorensen, Sorensen Teachers Judd of the board of edue ore will distribute warrants for. the salaries of the principals, teache: ind supervisors of the Deus schools today amounting to $28 2 Geo. D. Putnam will entértain Third Street Card club this after- the emphasized issued Post entertained evening for Mr Jennings was the Mrs William | Cc hostess at a aia bridge tea. yesterday afternoon. She Was assisted by Mrs. Isaac Jennings, Mrs. L. M. Bailey and Mrs. W. Seott Crismon Six tables of bridge were played and the prizes were won by Mrs. Woodward, Mrs Cc. BE. Richards and Mrs Niles. e: « Is to, a > Mrs. .C. H. ~ sey BE. ary e Remin- interest, property address ° Ir, and. Informally and Mrs Action of the his in spraying must for Gives for FRIDAY, ELIAS MORRIS 8SUND Ui Farewell Pntertainment-A farewell | entertinment will be given in the Fifteenth ward assembly hall this evening in honor of John L Johnson, who leaves shortly for fa mission to Sweden Beekeepers to Meet-The RBeelkeepers' association will meet at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at 356 Sixth East street, when matters of great importance to the beekeepers will be discussed entertained a Mrs. John E. Caine Wednesday few friends informally evening. They were invited to meet her guest, Mrs. Ernest Elbridge of Portland Hand, that prevent to at UTAH, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF POINTER Inspector That SALT LAKE CITY. 4 GIVES REPUBLICAN, Sehwab a Citizen-Chris Schwab, Sachenhausen, formerly of Germany, but now a ‘ ity, resident of this admitted to citizenship yesterday by} Judge M. R. Ritchie. Failure Subjects Owner, Agent or Occupant to Severe Penalties. SORENSEN INTER-MOUNTAIN superior jeast Now te put ft} H. Wright of. Nephi and two small}the sea level type. is tae] sons left last night for their home after Ban on "Shirtwaists'-If the boy "ya visit of ten days with Mr. and Mrs.| of the upper classes in the high schoo J. H. Witbeck, had an idea of permanently adopting a . the "‘shirtwaist'' fad for the remainde) BERNHARDT ENGAGEMENT Miss Birdie acranian of Ogden spent) of the sehool year this idea receivec ~ yesterday In Salt Lake, the guest of|g knockout blow yesterday afternoon a Miss Beatrice O'Connor. The boys got the idea that since the To Be a Feature of the Theatrical Sea. ¢ e@ shirtwaists had not yet put in thei: son in Salt Lake City. Mr. \and-; Mrs: ... -W. Mount and | appearance they would rush things by daughter have come to Salt Lake from appearing in common old shirtsleeves There has been no dramatic event Denver to make their home and are The first one to make his appearance _ Tor years that has stirred up an much at home at the Manitou in this unconventional garb was look interest In this Section as the engag > light of sympathy, bu ° e * ment of Mme. rah Bernhar At; Sera the gentler - behe guests at the anttou will give will oceur at the Saltair pavilion ae came chagrined at the prospe of ane or their pleasant dances this evenevening of Monday, May 21. spending the day with a lot of pant ng. -Danctng will be eniayed in the points as far as Boise City, 1d@., wane: coatless youngsters and mé fde strenulat ge dining- reo. from 9 to 12 o'clock. tion and Logan large parties will make ous complaints to. the principal A uffet supper will be served as well long trips to be presen the beginning of the afternoon sessior as punch, and the: rooms will be pretThe present tour is announced as Principal Eaton called the young met tily. decorated with carnations and her farewell to, America, and considto account, reminding them that for palms for the occasion ering that she is 61 years of age there the coatless ones to mingle with. the ° the remotest prospect that' she young women was unpardonable anc Spirit. of Liberty chapter,, D. A. |R., make another tour to this councould not be tolerated. The lecture Was entertained by Mrs. FF. .S. Parker try, and this knowledge has caused a had its effect, the coats were agair yesterday afternoon. The meeting was desire to see and hear the famous donned and it ts not likely that the French artist, and has made her tour, an interesting one, as Mrs. Mary shirtwaist fad wil be prevalent at the since the .opening of her season in Allen.of Park City, state regent, gave school this: yee Chicago, in November, a series of triher report of the. Continental congress umphs in every city, such as no other at. Washington, D, C,, from which rhe MARRIAGE LICENSEs. actress, foreign or domestic, has ever has lately returned, Mrs. Thomas 2155-Gus Babee Salt ..Lake; .Lult experienced, The largest theatres are Weir, who attended the congress as toetter, Louis. er inadequate, and even with extra delegate trom the chapter, also gave 2156-Nathan Offer r, Salt: Lake Pal atinee performances there is not an. interesting report. myra. Worms, Salt Lake ate in which she has played thus far The annual election of officers was 2157-Lewis W.. Niepag, Salt Lake Where there are not thousands eoheld, resulting as follows: Mrs. 5. W. Rose E. Morning, Salt Lake ple bewailing ek a that they could Morrison, regent; Mrs. A. J. Hosmer, 215'8-Gilbert Mears, Salt Lake not secure tické vice regent; Miss. Anna Youngman Louise McFarland, Salt Lake, e@ best seats will be $3, and there Decker, secretary;. Mrs. Alzora Cook 2169--Jozeph W. Heywood. Thatcher will ne but one performanme, and treasurer; Mrs. Esther Dennison Jones, r Alverrine Savage, Woodhat "Camille," In_ this..role. Bern+ ut. Aviz registvar;. Mrs. .Kate Harword. Han"hardt will be seen at her best. cock, historian, The ehapter adThe mail order system been jJourned: for the summer. , McClellan Recital Today. ndopted for the* Bernhardt engageJ. McClellan will play the folment, following a plah tried in «the lowing numbers at the tabernacle re eastern cities for the most important cital this afternoon, beginning at-5:10 dramatic and musical events, and o'clock: which has been found to give better Mrs. .L fg Kelaey y Lhleaves today. for 1. Third Sonata (18st and 2nd Satisfaction than the old-time way of Los elope to be away a month. Movements) Guilmant making people sit up all night to be Miss Marle Morvis © left yesterday Allegro Mae stoso, qT: first in line at the box office Mail for Washington to. visit her sister, If Anda orders will be accepted until May 16, Mrs. George Weiler 2: (a.) Pavane Favorite. . Brisso1 and the first opportunity of securing Superintendent of Publie Instruction (b.) Selected uC ieie tere are tickets by personal SEDER es at De c.) Old Melody. siciatotelsi dials A.C. Nelson went to Ogden yesterday box ei Ae will be on at 9 to visit the schools of that city Selection "¢ "avalie rra from i7 ail orders will be filled ir Ey Rusticana"™ ascagn nace they are received, where acThorald L. Hammer, late of the companied by remittances, and the Grand theatre, has entered the employ ticket will be'mailed to the purchaser of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone A lingerie cover for the handbag is the following day. company in the directory department. the latest craze, These are sheer communications for seats should linen, wrought in well-raised blind Mr. and Mrs. Albert Joy and mother be addressed PS Musie comembroideries, and are made to catch returned yesterday from San Fran‘pany, Salt Lake Cit into the frame = a white kid, leather cisco, where they have made. their or linen bag tha is carried with a home for some months. past. They white gown. Ova era colored satin will again locate in Salt Lake, where foundation. they are even more effectthey lived for a number of years. ive Ferdinand ¥. Hintze is. home from University Team Goes to Logan for a Boston, where he has been for several OGDEN CANYON IS THE PLACE months superintending he translaPractice Match. tion of the Book of Mormon into the For your Sunday holiday. Excursior Turkish language as spoken by the George Hedger and Warold. Stephvia the Armenians, The task has been a difens, the university debaters who are ficult one and has consumed several 1o meet the representatives of months. University of Idaho in an interstate say 10230 a.»m: debate in this city on the night you plenty: of time, anc Meteorological Report, May 18. went to Logan Jast evening, y at either 4:10 ot where they debated with a tearn from 6:20 the evening. The canyon Is Yesterday's report at the local office \ the Brigham Young college. The lat- of the weather butrea more beautiful. than ever this "ter team is preparing for a contest Roads have been repaired, the Maximum tac papain, 82; minimHermitage is open under the charge ‘hea iatt the Brigham Youns universium temperature, 53; mean temperaProyo next Sa urday. evening ture, 68, which js 11 degrees above the of genial Bill Wilson, and if you go up there and there are any trout to the subject or whe two ‘debates is pracnormal. be had you ean depend pees Bill to tically the Accumulated excess of temperature furnish them for dinner Prof. Milton epee ag: Prof, Fred since the first of the month, .36 deReynolds and Prof. Levi Edgar Young, grees. EXCURSIONS EAST, all of the State university. have been Accumulated excess of PAID GREK ARS Via since January 1, 28 degree are as the judges for the B. Y.U.SHORT LINE. Total precipitation from. "8 p. mm, to OREGON Bo ta: Ge Considerable interest is being manifested among the 6p. .-m., ne May 26th and Pus and June Ist, students of the university and it js Accu Wiulated penne of precipita- Srd, and 16th.Denver, Colorado tion aS the first of the month, .31 Springs or Pueblo, $20, probable that several of them will go ine down to Provo to take in the debate. Omaha or Kansas City, $32, Aca umulated excess of precipitation on Louis, $39.50. sinee January 1, 1.80 inches. Paul or Minneapolis, $41.90, ONLY A DOLLAR Weather forecast for today--GenerCnvdaeey $44.50, To Ogden and Back ally\ wr, Memphis, $45, 50. Relative humidity at 6 p. m., 20 per Over the Spa Short Line Sunday, Proportionately low rates to many cent. ee 13. Leave 7:10 0 0:3 , other points. See agents for particulars, or 1:30 or 4:05 ‘ S P. W. FURNITURE AND CARPET STORE 31 to 57 EAST FIRST SOUTH One Fare plus $2 for Round Trip" OPEUIAL ALL UY OATURDAY BROOMS 1st QUALITY, EXTRA FOUR ROW SEWING, SELECTED HANDLES MANUFACTURED FROM BEST REGULAR SALE CHECAGO, AND GRADE PRICE PRICE ST. ST. RIVER AND DIATE POINTS Tickets May CORN 26, 25 Sale 1, 3, 16 October Return limit Stopovers MIS- INTERME- on June Through CENTS Gist allowed. Standard Best Diners on all Write or telephone information. WINDOWS. MEMPHIS, PAUL. 45c. I. SEE SHOW LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS, SOURI No Telephone Orders. sleeper train us for further Both DRAKE, Fa Tourist Dist. phones YOUNGERMAN. 100 2435 Passenger W. Secoud SALI LAKE \gent. P.-P. South Agt. St. -CITY. PERSONAL LOW MUCH INTEREST IN DEBATE. May a Train leaves at Lal iday, Donegan--To Mr. gan of Murray, and May ; Mrs. J. S. 10, .a-girl. Done- " , Tickets = x - Se good for return to October City ticket office 201 Main street, 26th, CHICAGO Tickets Homeseekers' Chicago TO Ral and Other Points SALT LAKE ee RAD OER KANSAS. ees ear CIBY:ANUP MINNEAPOEIS DENVER,: CITY AND RETURN FARE 0 Good ON RATES - SALE, TO ALL OTHER 26, MAY 28, LIMIT, REPURN C. A. 1. OCTOBHER 3 OPEN TICKETS and 16. LAKE a sie oie eherreratercieis cre rieieieeiesicicre cs ea cio PAU oc sons 31. to~ Chicago, DINING CAR es Loa: THE For "Pusther BRENTON, Ov Points, FOR THE ROUND October Sist. Stopover TRIP Allowed. CARS GRANDE AND Omaha and Particulars, Grande FREE St CANYON; TOURIST SERVICE Rio 39.50 22.00 11.90 20.00 St. A SLERPERS Louls. LA CARTE - Address GeA>PsD, Any ‘Sigso c a caine sale ieee ces OBSERVATION PULLMAN re 4 «cctacwieps es ei cas cis Intermediate, $2 Return TOP ticiere a nce wes ciate oe oc ce costes ete oces teu pu MOBS Other THROUGH THROUGH gent. -CITY, ene ca wile see Privileges WALKER General SALT POINTS. JUNE ete PLUS to 16th FARES ea SPRINGS, To ONE Kasthound Rate to Chicago from Utah Common Points & Return $44.50 LOW STi 1st, 3rd, TRIP OMATIA AND COLO. EAST 28th---JUNE ROUND - BOKN, : I. reunion Z. RATES MAY "SALT LAKE. Agent. . |