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1J THE I ME SALT LAKE HERALD > THURSDAY THLRSDAf MAY 31 1906
UTESlEAVE utEs LEAVE THE THEy THERESERVATION
y RESERVATION RESERVATIONTrouble
Trouble With Indian Malcon Malcontents Malcontents MalconS
S tents Is Feared by Residents Residentsof
of Eastern Eas ern Utah UtahBRAVES UtahBRAVES UtahBRAVES
BRAVES DODGING SOLDIERY SOLDIERYARE
ARE ARMED AND APPARENTLY APPARENTLYCOOKING APPARENTLYsoOKING APPARENTLYOOKtNG
COOKING FOR FORTR TROUBLE TROUBLETVfcuiy TROUBLEVernal BlE BlEVer
Vernal al Expr Exprof xpress xpressMny
TVfcuiy of tb th6 residents of Ulatafc county countymay COUIItymliY countymay
may nOt D t be 1M iware awvre of the fact but It Isnev I Inevertheless is isnevertkeleae
nevertheless nev eIeII true that Indian trouble of ofgigantic ofglganUc ofglgntlc
gigantic proportions ta I brewing brewingReports 1MewID 1MewIDReports brewingReports
Reports have been persistently pev ntezptLy circu circulated circuatoo circuated ¬
lated here to the effect that Indians in insmall Insmall In8mall
small squads have nave been passing pa over the themountains themountf themountalnu
mountains lS north of Vernal almost most daily dailyBut dallyBut dailyBut
But the most sensational item of news newsrelative Jtewsrelative qewn qewnrelative
relative to the movements movemt > nts of the thewas Indianswas Indians Indln51as
was positively confirmed yesterday by byForest byJore byForeet
Forest t Ranger Grant Carpenter This is isthat ishat isthat
that hat a band b of White River Utes by ac actual actual actual ¬
tual count known to number 331 camped campedat
at Dry Fork Wednesday redn5av night They ob observed observed oberved ¬
served military order marched with withsoouts without withoutg
soouts out ahead and far behind When they theyentered theyntered theyentered
entered Dry Fork a brave rode some dis distance distance distanco ¬
tance ahead another lin ther behind each carry carrying carry1ng carryIng ¬
ing a pole about ten feet long Jon with white whiteflags whiteflags whiteflags
flags waving in th the breeze evidently a atoken a1fken atoken
token to the white people en route that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they were not on the warpath warpathAre warpathAre warpathAre
Are Well Armed ArmedThe ArmedThe ArmedThe
The Indians were all well armed and andhad andhad andhad
had ammunition in abundance abuncJa They also alsohad alsohad alsohad
had ItfiOd 1 JO head of horses and about fifty fiftyhead fift fiftJIM4 fiftyhead
head of cattle Their vehicles vt > bk1e they dis disposed disposed disposed ¬
posed of wherever an opportunity to do doo
4 50 o was W5 offered While at Dry Fork they theyhad the thehad theyS
S had scouts out at the Silver Gate and all allthe allthe allthe
the way up the canyon as far the Deep DeepCreek Deepreek Deepreek
Creek reek ridge < e Upon Upona a report reaching r reaehin hing them themthat themthlit themthat
that the troops were following them they theyarranged theyarranged theyarranged
arranged themselves among amon the rocks in inthe IntM Inthe
the foothills and put out additional additionalguards additionalguards additionalguards i
guards They The informed the settlers that thatthey thatthey
they 1 are going to one of the > northern northernreservation northernrpservatton northernreservatiorui
reservation where a great great gathering of ofall ofall ofall
all the Indians in the west has been ar arranged aryanged arianged ¬
ranged for r to council over their supposed supposedgrievances supPOllledrieV1l supposedjrievancs
grievances rieV1l They express freely their de determination detfrminaUon determination ¬
termination to fight rather than return returnAfraid returnAfraid returnAfraid
Afraid of Soldiers SoldiersThe SoldiersThe SoldiersThe
The problem of fording the Ashley river riverwas riverwas riverwas
was a difficult one for them and upon uponthe uponthe uponthe
the suggestion au Uon being made that they go goby goby goby
by way y of o Vernal Vern they said that they theywere theywere theywere
were afraid the soldiers would catch them themin themin themin
in the Ashley Asble valley and they did not notcare notrare notearn
care to fight f ht among the settlers whom whomthey whomthey horn hornthey
they regarded r rdtod as their friends friendsIt
It is evident that they mean business businessand bu businessand lneM lneMand
and Uncle Sam will have a good sized sizedtask sizedtask sixedtask
task on his hands in returning these In Indians Indins Indians ¬
dians to th the reservation The redskins redskinsnow redsklnsnow redskinsnow
now have a good start and are probably
far across s the range by this time timeCitizens timeCitizens timeCitizens
Citizens Are Anxious
We have not learned I ned what action the thegovernment thegOernment thegovernment
government officers at the White rnUe Hocks Hocksagency Rockt58lency Rocksagency
agency and Fort Duchene t1e will take in inthe inthe inthe
the matter but the outcome of this trou trouble trouble trouble ¬
ble is awaited here h re with intense e anx anxiety an anicty x xif ¬
iety if > ty
ietyThey tyThey
They give as their reason on for going that thatthey thatthpy thatthey
they do not want ant to live on their allot allotments allotments allotinents ¬
ments among the white people but want wantto rant
10 be by themselves themselvesF thNn themselvF1 elvp elvpr elvpF
r S
F F1 B DIMES OWEN GOES TO CSNJ CSNJSucceeds C N W WSucoeeds I ISucceeds
Succeeds B D Beardsley as Travel Traveling Traveling Travellug ¬
ing Freight Agent in Lo Local Local Local ¬
cal Offices OfficesGeneral OfficesGeneral OfficesGeneral
General Agent C A Walker of the theChicago theCb theChicago
Chicago Cb and Northwestern Nortme tern announced announcedyesterday announcede8terday announcedyesterday
yesterday that F B B Owen has ha been ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed to succeed 8U eed B D Beardsley whoresigned who wboresigned whoresigned
resigned as traveling traveU freight agent of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that road three rtlbnths ago Mr Owens Owensterritory Owenstprritory Owensterritory
territory will 11 extend over Idaho Wal Walter Waiter Walter ¬
ter L Wilding V ldln has been appointed chief chiefclerk chiefclerk chiefclerk
clerk in the local offices Mr Owen Owenhas Owenhas Owenhas
has been connected with the Chicago Chicagoand Chicagoand Chicagoand
and Northwestern North e tern for six months He Hewas Hewu Hewas
was wu formerly chief clerk In the com commercial rommerclal cornmercial ¬
mercial agents offices of the Missouri MissouriPacific MisourlPa MissouriPadfic
Pacific Pa itic at Pueblo Colorado Mr Wild Wilding 1ViJding WildMg ¬
ing has been chief clerk to Traffic man manager manager ¬
ager 8 er S H Love of the Z C M I I in thiscitr this th15dt thisciti
citr dt
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TWO TWOPLAYS PLAYS TONIGHT TONIGHTStudents TONIGHTStudents TONIGHTStudents
Students of Pierpont School to Ap Appear Appear Appear ¬
pear at Y M C A ATwo ATwo ATwo
Two short plays will be given tonight tonightevening tonightevening tonightevening
evening under the auspices of the Pier Pierture Pierpont Pierpont
pont School ScooI of Oratory ard Physical Cul Culure Cullure
lure ure at the auditorium o ot ofthe the > Y M C A AThe A AThe AS
S The first is 1 a comedy called Rough RoughDiamond RoughDtlimo RoughThamoud
Diamond d and the case includes Wilford WilfordRay WilfordRay WilfordRay
Ray D Clyde Felt MlMe Russell Ina InaJames InaJames maJames
James and Nettle Craig of Ogden OgdenThe OgdenTho OgdenThe
The second Is the Greek drama Ceres CeresThose CeresTho CeresThose
Those who will take part in this are areRowena areRoena areRowena
Rowena Korns Adelia Primeaux Dor Dorothy Dor4Ahy Dorrthy ¬
othy Weber Marguerite Metras and Ag Agnes Agnes Aga ¬
a nes Evans EvansThe EvansThe EVflSThe
The plays pIa are given under the super supervision uperYiston superision ¬
vision of Professor or F A Metcalf and andMiss andMIss andMiss
Miss Burkella Pierce PierceORPHANS PierceS PierceORPHANS PierceORPHANS
o S
ORPHANS DECORATE GRAVES GRAVESChildren GRAVESChlJ GRAVESChildren
Children ChlJ ken from the Kearrot K St Annes Annesorphanage Annesor Annesnrphan8ge
orphanage or in accordance with ith their an annual annual annusi ¬
nual custom went to Mt Calvary ceme cemetery cemetfry cometery ¬
tery yesterday y da afternoon and decorated decoratedthe decoratedthe decoratedthe
the grave of Patrick Phelan who donated donateda
a large sum of money mont > to the orphanage orphanageseveral orphanage8t orphanage4veml
several 8t veral years ago agoIt 0It agoIt
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It is starting a bank account accountand accountand accountamid
and then adding to it regular regularly ¬
ly that mslces JDS mnes es it wotth while whilesaving whilesaving whilesaving
saving savingPonning savingForming savingForming
Forming the Saving Habit Habitinstead Habitinstead Habitinstead
instead o of the spending habit haMtwill habitwill habitwill
will secure results rescl for you that thatwill thatwill thatwill
will be appreciated when old oldage oldage oldage
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MANY THOUSAND THOUSANDVISIT THOUSAND1VISITLAGOON
1VISITLAGOON 1VISITLAGOONBeautiful VISIT LAGOON LAGOONBeautiful
Beautiful Resort More Attrac Attractive Attractive Attractive ¬
tive Even Than in For Former Former Former ¬
mer Years YearsNEW YearsNIW YearsFEATURES
NEW FEATURES ADDED ADDEDTRAINS ADDEDJ ADDED1RAINS
J 4 41RAINS
1RAINS RUN YESTERDAY TO TOKAYSVILLE TOKA TOKAYSVILLE
KAYSVILLE KAYSVILLESeveral KA KAYSVILLESeveral YSVI LLE LLESeverl
Several thousand thou aoo persons went v tt to La Lagowt LagOes Lagont
gowt gOes yesterday Beautiful Lagoon was washardly W8BArdIy wzbrdly
hardly prepared for such a large arge crowd crowdbat crowdbut crowdbut
but there t was sufficient entertainment entertainmentand
and a happier lot ot of pleasure seekers seekerscould seekerscould seekerscould
could not have b v been seen anywhere What Whatwith Whatwith Whatwith
with dancing cJ8nel in the pavilion the merry merrygoround merrygoround merrygoround
goround the miniature railroad d the theboats theboats theboats
boats and the booths of the privilege men menall menaU menall
all were ere able to put in a season of thor thorough tboroUfh thorough ¬
ough enjoyment Trains ran from the thecity theclg thecity
city every hour and all were filled filledBesides fUledBesIdes filledBesides
Besides these Salt Lake trains the new newsection newSoeCtion newsection
section of road to Kaysvllle was opened openedto
to the public and trains were run every everytwo eerytwo everytwo
two hours An excellent precedent wasestablished wasestablished was wasestablished
established by the first train which whichreached whichre whichreached
reached re Kaysvllle at 640 oclock oclockochei1e oclockochei1etime schedule Cbeduletime scheduletime
time exactly It was in charge of Con Conductor Conductor Conductor ¬
ductor Charles M Fletcher and Engineer EngineerJacob EnbineerJacob EngineerJacob
Jacob Rock This part of the line linethough linethoulh linethough
though only two miles In extent will willprove willprove willproe
prove a great boon The company comp ny has hasalso hasalso hasalso
also eleven new cars brought from New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York where here they had been used usedon usedon usedon
on the Coney Island line These are regu regular regular reguJar ¬
lar excursion excur ion cars and are roomy room and andcomfortable andcomfortable andcomfortable
comfortable The roadbed has also been beenmuch beenmueh beenmuch
much improved and 3pound rails laid in inplace inplace inplace
place of the former light ones onesRain onesRain onesRain
Rain Delays Preparations PreparationsThe
The best of order prevailed all day at atthe atthe atthe
the resort Hundreds of families t milie5 were werethere werether werethere
there with ith the picnic basket and the lit little 1Ittie littie ¬
tie ones oDe8the the crop that never fails in Utah Utahwere Utahwere IJtakwere
were much in evidence evidenceJacob evidenceJacob
Jacob Bergman the lessee of the re resort re resaid resort ¬
sort said that everything possible had been beendone beendone
done to get the place in order but that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the rain had delayed the work somewhat somewhatand 5OmEwhatand somewhatand
and such a large crowd was not ex expected expected oxpected ¬
pected He had a a capable staff of as assistants assistants assistants ¬
sistants however and everything was wasmade wasmade wasmade
made as pleasant as possible for visitors visitorsBy yjsltorsBy visitorsBy
By Saturday everything will b be in per perfect perfect perfeet ¬
fect running order orderThe orlIcrTh orderThe
The Th principal prln ipal new features this year yearare yearare r rare
are the shootthechutes the roller rink rinkand rinkand rinkand
and the fine new dining hall all The shoot shootthechutes shootthechutes shootthechutes
thechutes are the property of the Wa Water Water Water ¬
ter Chutes company and are under the thedirection thedirection thedirection
direction of an expert extertG G W Hull The Thechutes Thechutes Thechutes
chutes are as good as any of their kind kindanywhere kindanywbere kindanywhere
anywhere The tower when completed will willbe willbe II IIbE
be 65 feet high and the chute itself is iso
350 o feet long There are five new boats boatsof boatsof boatsof
of very solid workmanship each built to tohold tohold tohold
hold eight el ht persons and for these Man Manager 1lanI Manger ¬
ager I ger er Hull Is trying to find suitable names namesto namesto namesto
to christen them when the chutes are areopened areoJened areopened
opened on Sunday There was much dis disappointment dlsappointment disppointxnent ¬
appointment that the wet weather had hadprevented badptevented hadprevented
prevented their being finished for yester yesterdays yesterdays yesterdays ¬
days crowds but there will surely be a arush artI8h arush
rush for them on Sunday Surda
Other Amusements Provided ProvidedThe ProvidedThe ProvidedThe
The roller skating rink was not quite quiteready Quiteread quiteready
ready read for use but will be busy in a couple coupleof
of days A fine new floor has been laid laidand 1kland laidand
and can c ll be occupied by about 150 persons personsat per perat
at one time The new skates are of the thelatest thelatest thelatest
latest ball bearing pattern p ttern and the best bestof bestof bestof
of music will be furnished furnishedThe furnishedThe furnishedThe
The dancing pavilion p JUon was exceptionally exceptionallywell
well patronized p tronized both afternoon and even evenig evenig
ig The floor has been put in fine shape shapeand shapeand shapeand
and the Lagoon orchestra which has al always always 1 1ways ¬
ways had a reputation for good music musicnow mutcnow musicnow
now has ten players under Professor Wil Willard Willard Willard
lard Toungdale ToungdaleThe
The chief addition to the resort and andone andone andone
one that will not fail to catch the eye eyeof eeof eyeof
of the visitor n j the fine new restaurant restaurantbuilding restaurantbuilding restaurantbuilding
building built by SImon Bamberger and andleased andJased andicased
leased to J J Gallacher It is of the theQueen theQ theQueen
Queen Q n Anne style of architecture and andsdds liDdadds andadds
adds much to the beauty of f the grounds groundsThe groundsThe groundeThe
The large Ia e dining room is spacious and andcoot andcool andcool
cool and there are a number of nicely nicelyarranged nicelyarranged nicelyarranged
arranged private roou rooms with a fine view viewfrom viewfrom ifW ifWfrom
from each Good food and prompt service serviceare
are both there thereThe thereThe thereThe
The walks have been carefully made madeover madeover madeover
over and new ones laid All were ere drained drainedafter drainedafter drainedafter
after the rain this morning nlng and the theground thelrOUnd theground
ground was in good condition The Thesport Thesportlag sport 8porti sporting ¬
lag i events to have been held b kl were called calledoff calledoff Ied Iedoff
off but the ground gr und was as sufficiently dry dryfor dryfor dryfor
for a game of socker to be played be between between between ¬
tween picked up teams in the afternoon afternoonExcursions afternoonExcursions afternoonExcursions
Excursions Are Scheduled ScheduledBeautiful ScheduledBeautiful ScheduledBeautiful
Beautiful Lagoon will in entertain many manyparties manyparties manymrties
parties this summer Already excursions excursionsare excursionare
are booked far ahead Among these are arethe arethe arethe
the following for the next ten days daysFriday daysFridayWeber daysFridayWeber
Friday FridayWeber Weber Stake academy from Og Ogden Ogden Ogden
den accompanied by the state deaf and anddumb anddumb anddumb
dumb institute instituteSaturday in instituteSaturdayA Utute UtuteSaturdayA
Saturday SaturdayA A special dancing party from fromSalt fromSalt fromSalt
Salt Lake as well as the University Ath Athletic Athletic Athletic ¬
letic excursion excursionOn
On Monday the High School cadets will willgo willgo willgo
go out to camp on the baseball U field all allweek aneek allweek
weekTuesdayJoint week weekTuesday eek
Tuesday TuesdayJoint eekTuesdayJoint Joint excursion of the Danish DanishBrotherhood DnishBrotherhood DanishBrotherhood
Brotherhood and the Norwegian society societywith 8Ocle 8Oclewith societywith
with national sports sportsWednesday spo spoWedne8daWoodbine sporteWednesdayWoodhine
Wednesday Wedne8daWoodbine Woodbine circle W of W Wexcursion Wexcursion Wexcursion
excursion excursionThursday excursionThur8daFraternl excursionThursdayFraternal
Thursday Thur8daFraternl Fraternal Union of America Americaand Americaand Americaand
and the Order of American Yeomen TeomeaFriday YeomenFridaH YeomenFridayHigh
Friday FridaH FridayHigh High h School day with grand grandmilitary grandmiltblry grandmilitary
military ball in the tb evening
Saturday StLturdaSwedlsA Swedish Brotherhood excur excursion excur8Ion excurBesides ¬
sion sionBesides
Besides these th there are many o other < her ex excursions excursions cxcursious ¬
cursions booked bookedJUBILEE bookedJUBILEE bookedJIIBIE
S
JUBILEE GOMES TO CLOSE CLOSEAfrican CLOSEAfrican CDSEAfrican
African Methodists Succeed in Clear Clearing Clearing Olring ¬
ing Indebtedness From Their TheirChurch TheirI TheirChurch
Church ChurchThe ChurchThe
I
The members of the African Methodist Methodistchurch Methodistchurch t tI
I church concluded a three days festival festivallast festivallast
last evening A programme was ren rendered rendered rondered ¬
dered in the St Marks school on First FirstSouth PfrstSouth
I South This Included solos by Miss E E V VO VO1ohnson
O O1ohnson Johnson and Miss 111 Campbell recita recitations recitaI recitatfons ¬
I tions by Ruth Benjamin and Rev Re J C ai CBen CBell
i Bellr Ben pastor of the A A M 1tL E church In Instrumental Instruinental
I strumental duets by A Smith and A AI A Ai ADouglas
I Douglas and a debate by the same men menwere menwpre incawere
were features of the entertainment The Thesubject Thesubject Thesubject
subject selected by the debaters was wasResolved wasuResolved wasResolved
Resolved That a manual training is isi isbetter isbetter
i better for the young loung negro than a clas classlcal classind cbssical
slcal education educationMJss educationMiss educationMiss
Miss M B Hilliotan of Ogden was wasBrowned wasrowned wasrowned
rowned as queen of the jubilee fry a a Salt SaltLake JtLake SaltLake
Lake woman The colored Methodists are areraising areraimng areraising
raising funds to pay off a debt on their theirchurch theirchurch theirchurch
church in Franklin avenue enue They have havesecured havesecured havesecured
secured the amount necessary within a afew afew afew
few dollars Refreshments were ere served servedat
at the conclusion of the programme programmeAbout pr programmeAbout me meAbout
About 309 colored coIoredperHM persons attended the theentertainment theentertinm theentertainment
entertainment entertinm nt A large number of Og ¬
den residents were ere present presentLADIES pre presentLADIES ent entLADIES
LADIES LADIESWhen LADIESben LADIESWhen
When ben tired after shopping a fln fine glass glassof glassof glassof
of Imported Muenchner Hofbrau or orPilsner or orPilsner orPilsner
Pilsner Buergerbrau will refresh re refreshOur r6ShYMI r6ShYMII you youOur
I Our upstairs up dining rooms are now nowopen nowopen nowopen
open Strictest S lct t rules of etiquette ob observed observed observed ¬
served at all times The plaae plaeefor for a aI aI aGerman
I I German lunch lunchDr 1unchI lunchIJE
I TJI HEDjELBEM HEDjELBEMI
I i 9 EaSt EesttThl i Dt sbtl sbtlt btIt btItDr
t of
Dr uGlswoW dttvo1 dend dendtit t ovi cfpr r AVWlkar AVWlkarBros AVbJkerBron V 1tQl 1tQlBroi
I Bros barik b n1t Jias aa re um resumed his practise practiseIndependent practIeeIndependent practIseIndependent
Independent tel one 3472
SALT PALACEOPENS PALACE PALACEOPENS
OPENS ITS GATES GATESScenic
Scenic Railway and Boat Tun Tunnel Tunnel Tunnet ¬
nel Are the New Attrac Attractions Attractionsat Attracticns ¬
tions tionsat at Resort ResortSURROUNDINGS ResortSURROUNDINGS ResortSlRRQUNDINGS
SURROUNDINGS ARE PRETTY PRETTYBUILDINGS PRETTYBOll1SDINGS PRETTYBtIhLDINGS
BUILDINGS AND BENCHESGIVEN BENCHESGIVENCOAT BENCHES GIfEN GIfENCOAT G1 VEN VENCOAT
COAT OF FRESH PAINT PAINTThe PAINTThe PAINTThe
The Salt Palace was as attractive as asever asevet asever
ever yesterday e terday when its gates were wereopened wereopened wereOpened
opened for the season The foliage was wasa
a soft green refreshed by the rain and andthe andthe andthe
the lawns at the front entrance were wereneatly wereneatly wereneatly
neatly cut and trimmed Most of the thebuilding thebuilding thebuilding
building including the refreshment refreshmentbowery refreshmentbowery refreshmentbowery
bowery dance hall and confectionery confectionerycounters confectionerycounters confectionerycounters
counters were covered with a coat of offresh offresh f ffresh
fresh paint The benches were also alsopainted Isopainted alsopainted
painted and everything about the thegrounds tbegrounds thegrounds
grounds looked clean cleanThe cleanTbe cleanThe
The new attractions the scenic rail railway railway railway ¬
way and boat tunnel were not com completed completed cornpleted ¬
pleted yesterday but will be opened to tothe tothe tothe
the public Sunday The tunnel cov covers covErs coyecu ¬
ers the entire east 5t part of the thepark thep thepark
park p and is being put up at an anexpense anexpense anexpense
expense of several veral thousand dol dollars dollars dollars ¬
L
lars The scenic railroad reaches reachesa
a height of fortyfive feet and in its itswinding itsinding itswinding
winding is threefourths of a mile In Inlength inlength Inlength
length The cars C8 are re attached by bychains bychains bychains
chains and are pulled over the elevated elevatedtracks elevatedtraeks elevatedtracks
tracks by motorpower The boat tun tunnel tunnel tunnd ¬
nel nd is about half a mile in length lengthA
A large water wheel is constructed constructednear
near r the entrance which is propelled by bymotors bymotors bymotors
motors This makes a current through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the tunnel and the boats are carried by byit byit byit
it it In the tunnel are different scenes scenesof scenesof scenesof
of caves lighted in colors Plants and andflower andflower andflower
flower gardens are also arranged in the thetunnel thetunnel thetunnel
tunnel It is expected that everything everythingwill verythingwUl
will be in readiness for opening on onSunday onSunday onSunday
Sunday SundayThe SundayTbe SundayThe
The vaudeville theatre opened last lastnight lastnight lastnight
night and the interior has been rear rearranged rearr rearranged ¬
ranged r for this season The miniature miniaturerailroad miniaturerailrOftd minIaturerailroad
railroad and the flying swings were wereopened WEreopened wereopened
opened yesterday The bicycle track trackhas trackhas trackhas
has been fixed up in many places A Anew Anew Anew
new board track has been lad ladThe ladThe ladThe
The weather e tber was responsible for the thesmall thesmall thesmall
small crowd that went ent to the Salt Pal Palace Palace Palace ¬
ace in the afternoon The grass was waswet waset waswet
wet et and a cold wind chilled the pleas pleasureseekers pleasure pleasureseekers ¬
ureseekers ure kers who went to the resort resortHelds resortHelds resortHelds
Helds band furnished music during duringthe durIngtbe duringthe
the afternoon afternoonCREDIT aft afternoonCREDITIIUEJOulE rnoon rnoonCREDIT
CREDITIIUEJOulE CREDIT DOE TO THE CADETS CADETSAll
All Hallows Boys Attract Attention Attentionby I Iby
by Soldierly Marching I
Buglers Sound Taps TapsDeserving TapsDeserving TapsDeserving I
Deserving of special mention are the All AllHallows AllHaJlows AllHallows I
Hallows cadets who marched in yester yesterdays yesterdays yesterdays ¬
days parade JMU1ide The youngsters y ngsters ranged in insge Inge Inge
sge ge from 11 to 29 Some of the tiniest tiniestwere tiniestwere tiniestwere
were not as tall as the guns they car carriedsoldierlike carrledMldierHke carried ¬
riedsoldierlike ried soldierlike upon their shoulders The Theyoungsters Theyoungsters Theyoungsters
youngsters were practicing weeks ago for forthe fortbe or orthe
the parade yesterday Ye8t rday They The have been beenseen beenseen beenseen
seen drilling daily dailyWhen eMU eMUWhen dailyWhen
When the sun was climbing above the thehilltops tbehilltops thehilltops
hilltops yesterday e8terda morning 100 All Hal Hallows Hallows Hallows ¬
lows students were up and busy brushing brushingand brushingand brushingand
and cleaning cleanln for the march The cadets cadetswere cadetserz cadetswera
were erz divided into three companies Com Company Company Cornpony ¬
pany A was in command of Captain Rob Robert Robert Robert ¬
ert Spicer Company B was commanded by byCaptain byCaptain byCaptain
Captain John Galligan and Company C Cby Cby Cby
by Captain Edmund Temoin One of the theyoungest theYOUDgpgt theyoungest
youngest cadets in the organization is isEdmond isEdmoDd isEdmond
Edmond McDermott of Ogden Utah Mas Master Master Master ¬
ter McDermott although but 11 years old oldoutdrilled oldoutdril1ed oldoutdrilbed
outdrilled all other cadets but three and andthus andthus andthus
thus won his stripes and third corporal corporalship corporaIship corporalship
ship shipEdward shipEdward shipEdward
Edward Moran son of P J Moran Moranacted Moranacted Moranacted
acted yesterlay as lieutenantincom lieutenantincommand
mand The boys marched nr rched in perfect step stepand stepaDd stepand
and time The All Hallows band of thirty thirtypieces thirtypieces thirtypieces
pieces came in for a generous share of ofapplause ofapplause ofapplause
applause along the line of march The Theboys Theboys Theboys
boys made an attractive appearance In Intheir intheir Intheir
their neat suits of gray with white caps capsTheir capsTheir capsTheir
Their playing was the feature of the pa parade parade paiado ¬
rade radeAfter radec iadoAfter
c After the services ices J D Schmidt Nelson NelsonHogan NelsonHogan NelsonHogan
Hogan Chester Colburn son of Judge JudgeE
E F Colburn Mark Germo John Mc McDermott McDermott McDermott ¬
Dermott and Forrest Adams buglers of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the AH Hallows cadets cad ts sounded Taps Tapsat Tapsat
at the gravesides in Mt Olivet The Theboys Theboys Theboys
boys clear notes led by those from the thetrumpet thetrumpet thetrumpet
trumpet of a N G U trooper brought broughttears broughttears broughttears
tears to many m an old soldiers eyes eyesI eesDeer
I never heard anything like this said saidFrank saidFrank saidFrank
Frank H Clark an old G A R R veteran veteranThese veteranThese veteranThese
These youngsters youn stt > rs play the dear old call calllike canlike calllike
like soldiers at the front God bless blessthem blessthem blessthem
them themOther themOther themOther
Other old soldiers ldlt > rs their memories taken takenback takenback takenback
back to the ffie is by the strain of the fa familiar familiar familiar ¬
miliar call grasped the hands of the theyoungsters theyoungsters theyoungsters
youngsters when they had finished and andtried t1dtried andtiled
tried to utter words which refused to be beanything beanytbing beanything
anything more than sobs sobsThomas sobsThomas sobsThomas
Thomas Towey and Jerry Ahern mem members members momhers ¬
bers of the drill corps were unable to toparticipate toparticipate toparticipate
participate in this part of the services servicesJUDGE servicesLOCAL servicesI
I LOCAL BRIEFS BRIEFSJUDGE BRIEFSJ BRIEFSJJLDGE
JUDGE POWERS GIVES ADDRESS ADDRESSThe ADDRESSThe ADDRESSThe
The First Methodist church held a pa patriotic patriotic patriotlc ¬
triotic rally last evening as part of Its Itsweeks Itsweeks Itsweeks
weeks dedicatory programme Judge O OW OV 0W
W V Powers and Judge C C Goodwin de delivered deUvered delEvered ¬
livered brief addresses Bishop David H HMoore HMoore HMoore
Moore visiting Salt Lake from Portland PortlandOre PortlandOre PortlandOre
Ore was another speaker speakerNOW speokerNOW speakerNOW
NOW DR MURPHY MURPHYMrs Mrs Irs D Gurnsey Gurnseyreceived Gurnseyreceived Gurnseyreceived
received a telegram yesterday from her herson herson herson
son Arthur J Murphy stating that he heI hebad hehad
bad pa the examination at the Belle Bellevue Bellevue
I vue medical college New York and will wlllreceive willreceive
1 receive his degree on June 6 He will re return return return ¬
turn to Salt Lake and after a vacation vacationhe Catlonhe
he will leave ie ve for New York to serve as asinterne asInterne asInterne
interne in the New York City hospital hospitalREV hospitalREV hospitalREV
REV BBNJ BREWSTER DUE DUERev DUERevBenjamin D1IERevBenjamin Rev RevBenjamin
Benjamin Brewster the new dean of St StMarks StMarks StMarks
Marks cathedral Is expected to arrive in inSalt InSalt InSalt
Salt Lake today toda He will take charge of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the parish at once He left Colorado ColoradoSprings ColoradoSprings ColoradoSprings
Springs yesterday A reception receptI n will be beaccorded beaccorded beaccorded
accorded him in the rectory June 14 He Hepreaches Hepreach Hepreaches
preaches os his first serman Sunday morn mornin mornIn mornIn
in Dean Brewster Is a Yale 1883 grad graduate graduate grac1nate ¬
uate uateMRS uateMRS nateMRS
MRS A W MCUNE COMING HOME HOMEJoseph HOMEJ HOMEJoseph
Joseph J ph S S Wells local representative of ofA ofA ofA
A A W V McCune has received word from fromLima fromLIma fromUm
Lima Peru Pe i that Mrs McCune who has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been in for several months will sail for forAmerica forAmerica forAmerica
America as soon as her health will per permit permit permit ¬
mit She will make the trip to Utah via viaNow viaN viaNew
Now N W York Mrs McCunes recovery re received received recelved ¬
ceived a setback by the death of her son sonVivian sonVhian sonVivian
Vivian In New York YorkVISITING YorkTISITING YorkVISITING
r
VISITING THE MINES 1UNESH H E Brown Brownof
of Boston Mass was at the Wilson with withhis withhis withhis
his party having just returned from a atrip atrip atrip
trip to Tooeie where he has mining in interasts interests interests
terests In Ii the party were James Prin Prlngle Pringle Pringle
gle jr Lewis G Gaton of Detroit Frank FrankBoelme FrankBoelme FrankBoebne
Boelme fef Milwaukee e and 1Id R Bishop Can Canfield Canfiekl Canflekl
field of Ann Arbor Mich Dr Canfield CanfieldIs
is a distinguished dl scientist who occupies occupiesa
a chair in Ann Arbor university
I
FAVOR POWERS POWERSfOR POWERSFORCONGRESS
fOR FORCONGRESS FORCONGRESSMany CONGRESS CONGRESSMany
Many Democrats Feel That He Het HeShould HeShould HeShould
Should Head Their Ticket Ticketin
t
in Coming Campaign CampaignKING CampaignKING CampaignKING
KING FOR SUPREME BENCH BENCHUNTERRIF1ED BENCHUiNTERRIFI BENCH14TERRIFIED
UiNTERRIFI UNTERRIF1ED D FEEL HOPEFUL HOPEFULOVERPROSPECT HOPEFULOVER HOPEFULOVERPROSPECT
OVERPROSPECT OVER PROSPECT OF SUCCESS SUCCESSconsiderable SUCCESSThere SUCCESSa SUCCESSThere
a
There is considerable sentiment sentimentmgi sen sentimentamong tlment tlmentamong
among mgi the Democrats in favor of again againiaklng againmaking againmaking
making Judge Ju O W Powers their nom nominee nomInee nomlace ¬
inee for congress While Judge Powers Powersis
is decidely averse to making the race raceand raceand raceand
and to the abandonment ab ndonment of his law lawpractice Jawpractice lawpractice
practice which his election would ew ewtail 011WI entail
tail those who advocate his nomination nominationbelieve nominationbelieve nominationbelieve
believe he could be prevailed upon to toaccept toaccept toaccept
accept if convinced that his nomination nominationwould nominationwould nominationwould
would assure party success successThe successThe successThe
The advocates of Judge Powers nom nomination nomination nominatlon ¬
ination contend that if elected he hewould hewould hewould
would reflect great credit upon the state stateand stateand stateand
and at t once assume wurne a Jeading position positionamong positionamong positionamong
among his party leaders in the lower lowerhouse lowerhouse lowerhouse
house of congress They point out that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the men m n who have represented Utah Utahmost Utahmost Utahmost
most creditably in either house of con congress congressJospeh congressJospeh ¬
gress gressJospeh Joapeh L Rawlins in the senate senateand senteand senateand
and William H King in the house househave house househave househave
have been Democrats and urge that to tonominate tonominate tonominate
nominate and elect Judge Powers Powersthe as asthe asthe
the successor or of Joseph Howell would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe
be to maintain the reputation of the theDemocrats th thDemocrats theDemocrats
Democrats of Utah for sending men of ofthe oftbe ofthe
the highest ability to congress when whenafforded whenafforded whenafforded
afforded the opportunity to send any anybody anybody anybody ¬
body
Roylance Wouldnt Accept AcceptThere AcceptThere AcceptThere
There Is also al50considerablE considerable talk among amongDemocrats amongDemocrt amongDemocrats
Democrats in favor of making W Yo M MRoyiance i MRoylance I IRoyJatKe
Royiance of Provo the nominee for forcongress forcongress forcongress
congress but Mr Roylances business businessIs
Is of a nature which renders r nders it diffi difficult difficult dimcult ¬
cult for him to leave le ve the state for any anyconsiderable anyconsiderable anyconsiderable
considerable length of time and it is isdoubtful isdoubtful isdoubtful
doubtful if he could be induced to ac accept accept accept ¬
cept the nomination He may be a can candidate candidate candidate ¬
didate for governor two years hence hencebecause hencebecause hencebecause
because the duties of that office can be bedischarged bedischarged bedischarged
discharged at home and it is well wellknown wellknown wellknown
known that should he enter the lists for forgovernor forgovern forgovernQr
governor r he would have strong back backing b backing ck cking ¬
ing from fr > m both Democratic politicians politiciansand
and members of the Democratic rank rankand rankand rankand
and file fileL fileL fileL
L R Martineau chairman of the theDemocratic theDemocratic theDemocratic
Democratic committee of Salt S Jt Lake city cityand cityand cityand
and county has a host of followers followersamong followersamong olloYersamong
among the younger members of f the theparty theparty theparty
party who would like to see him run for forcongress forcongress forcongress
congress Mr Martineau u has given no nosign nofign nosign
sign that he wishes the nomination but butshould butshould butshould
should he wish it he would have a aloyal aloyal aloyal
loyal and determined following both in inthe Inthe Inthe
the primaries and at the polls pollsMathonihah ool1sIathonihah pollsMathonlhah
Mathonihah Thomas a member of the theSalt theSalt
Salt Lake board of eduation Is re regarded icgarded ¬
garded by his friends and they the are aremany aremany
many favorably forthe for the congressional congressionalnomination congressionalnomination congressionalnomination
nomination nominationKing nominationKing nominationKing
King for Supreme Bench BenchJudge BenchJudge BenchJudge
Judge William Wllliam1H rUlImH H King ing will not be a acandidate acandidate acandidate
candidate for congress under any cir circumstances circumstancet circumstances ¬
cumstances but 00 t among Democratic Democraticlawyers DemocraticIwyers Democraticlawyers
lawyers of other parties there is a astrong atrong astrong
strong sentiment in favor of his nomi nomination nomination nomination ¬
nation and election to the supreme supremebench supremebench supremebench
bench Judge King declares that b bwill be bewiU bewill
will not be a candidate for that office officeeither cfftceeither cficeeither
either but those who urge his nomina nomination nomination nomination ¬
tion insist that he should accept in or order order order ¬
der to guarantee a jreputtion reput tion to the thesupreme thesupreme thesupreme
supreme bench of high lawyecship lawye hip and andability andability andability
ability Judge Kings Ki ls career C on the theterritorial tbeterritorial theterritorial
territorial supreme bench is remem remembered remembend rernemberrd ¬
bend favorably by those who WhO urge his hisnomination hsnomination hIsnomination
nomination now nowJudge nowJudge nowJudge
Judge H H Rolapp of Ogden for former former former ¬
mer judge of the Second district court courtIs
Is also mentioned for the supreme judg judgship judgship jndgship
ship nomination It is s doubtful how however however however ¬
ever if Judge Rolapp will be a candi candidate candIdate candidate ¬
date There is a contest pending in the thesupreme thJsupreme thesupreme
supreme court for his old place on the thedistrict thedistrict thedistrict
district b bnch nch Lawyers say there is isan isan isan
an exceedingly fair chance of his being beingdeclared Min Mindeclared beingdeclared
declared elected Should he win It It it itis itIs ItIs
is said he would prefer to serve out outhis outbIs outhlsfull
his hlsfull full term on the district bench benchDemocrats bencl1Democrats benchDemocrats
Democrats Feel Confident ConfidentUtah ConfidentUtah ConfidentUtah
Utah Democrats feel confident of ofsuccess ofuccstJ ofsuccess
success They feel eel that the political politicalpendulum politicalpendulum politicalpendulum
pendulum is swinging in Utah as in inother inother inother
other states of the east and 00 west and andthat andthat andthat
that their ticket will secure the votes votesof votescf votescf
cf a large number of independent voters voterswho voterswho voterswho
who are ar weary of Republican factional factionalrule factionalrule factionalrule
rule in the state and of American Americanmachine Americanmachine Americanmachine
machine rule in Salt Lake city cityGeorge cityFOUND cityp cityFOUND
p
FOUND DEAD IN I HIS BED BEDGeorge BEDGeorge
George M Davis Expires in Ameri American American Amencaii ¬
can House From the Effects Effectsof
of Alcoholism AlcoholismGeorge AlcoholismGeorge AlcoholismGeorge
George 3 Jtr I Davis 42 years of age for foryears forears foryears
years ears a resident resident1 of Salt Lake was wasfound wasfound wasfound
found dead in his bed early yesterday yesterdaymorning yesterdaymorning yesterdaymorning
morning in the American house 15 15Commercial 15Commercial 15Commercial
Commercial street His death d th was from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the effects of alcoholism During the thepast thepast thepast
past three of four years ye rs it is said saidDavis saidD saidDavis
Davis D vts had financial reverses Icsing ev everything eyerything cverything ¬
erything lIe had in a mining deal in inIdaho iraIdaho irIdaho
Idaho From that time on he had been beendrinking beendrinking beendrinking
drinking heavily which resulted in his hisdeath hisdeath hIsdeath
death deathDavis deathDavIs deathDavis
Davis went to the American house houseabout houseabout houseabout
about ten days ago and secured a aroom aroom aroom
room He had an attack of delirium deliriumtremens deliriumtremens deliriumtremens
tremens He was taken something to toeat toeat toeat
eat every day by the day clerk and andgiven andgiven andgiven
given something to stimulate his nerves nervesDr nervesDr nervesDr
Dr Samuel G Paul was called Tues Tuesday Tuesd Tuesday ¬
day d y to attend him Davis was in good goodcondition goodcondition goodcondition
condition and he was to have been beentaken beentaken beentaken
taken to the hospital yesterday for fortreatment fortre fortreatment
treatment treatmentDavis tre treatmentDavis tment tmentDavis
Davis was found by the day clerk clerkwhen clerkhen clerkwhen
when hen he entered the mans room yes yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬
terday morning He called the police policeand polleeand policeand
and later Judge C B Diehl examined examinedthe
the remains and ordered them taken takento
to ODonnells undertaking parlors It ItIs Itis ItIs
Is possible that an Inquest will be held heldtoday heldtoday heldtoday
today over the body bodyFor bodYFor bodyFor
For a number of years Davis D vls was a amessenger amessenger amsoflger
messenger in the employe of the Pad Pacific Psclfic Padfic ¬
fic Express company His run was out outof outof outof
of Ogden east over the he Union Pacific PacificLater PacificLater PacificLater
Later he was employed as an express expressclerk expressclerk s sclerk
clerk He had two or three mining miningclaims miningclaims miningclaims
claims In Idaho and during the last few fewyears fewyears fewyears
years spent considerable time In de deIvelopirg de developirg doveloplrg
Ivelopirg them He had been In Salt SaltLake SaltLsk SaltLake
Lake for the past year ear Davis leaves leavesa
a mother living in Salt Lake and ha hathree has l1a3three hasthree
three brothers brolbarsand and a a sister ststQrlIvlng ststQrlIvlngEat living livingEat
p
Eat your lunch In the th Palm garden gardenat
at the RoyaL
CROWDS CROWDSFLOCK CROWDSFLOCKOUT FLOCK FLOCKOUT
OUT TO SALT SALTAIR SALTAIRRaw AIR I IRaw
Ra Raw w Wind W nd and Threatening ThreateningWeather ThreateningWeather I IWeather
Weather Do Not Deter Seek Seekers Seekers Seekers ¬
ers After Pleasure PleasureOPENING PleasureOPENING PleasureOPENING
OPENING IS AUSPICIOUS AUSPICIOUSTRAIN
TRAIN SERVICE IS GOOD AND ANDCROWDS ANDCROWDS ANDCROWDS
CROWDS ARE ORDERLY ORDERLYNotwithstanding ORDERLYNotwfthstalMllltK ORDERLYNotwltbstaaMng
Notwithstanding the rawness rawne of the thewind thewind thewind
wind and the threatened t inclemency of the theweather theweather theweathei
weather more than W09 people made pil pilgrimages pnImages pilgrimages ¬
grimages to Saltair yesterday yes y I was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the first day of the season at the big re resort re resort resort
sort on the Great Salt lake and the ani aniraated animated aniniated
mated crowds which enjoyed ed the stiff stiffbreeze stiffbreeze stiffbreese
breeze off the lake brought recollections recollectionsof
of similar crowds of former years yearsHad yeB18Had yearsHad
Had the weather been better the crowds crowdswould crowdswould crowdswould
would have been mucn mUch larger but even as asit asit
it was the trains which ran every three threequarters tbneQuarters threequarters I
quarters of an hour during the afternoon afternoonwere afternoonere afternoonwere
were ere crowded with smartly dressed dr men menand menand menand
and handsomely gowned women bound for foran foran foran
an outing The cold weather didnt pre prevent prevetJt prevent ¬
vent the women from wearing wearlD their spring springfinery springfinery springuirniry
finery Most t of them wore cloaks on the thecars thecarS thecars
cars carS but once at the resort re they blos blossomed blossomed bbssomed ¬
somed out in all their feminine loveliness lovelinessDancing lovelinessDancing lovelinessDancing
Dancing Floor Crowded CrowdedAll
All afternoon and until late at night nightthe nightthe nightthe
the dancing floor of the big pavilion was wascrowded wascrowdect wascrowded
crowded with couples It was the same samemotley samemotley samemgtley
motley carefree happygolucky throng throngof
of former years The floor managers pre preserved preerved proserved ¬
served most excellent order and persons personswho enODSwho personswho
who had partaken partakenlOt Tot wisely wi ely but too well wellof wenof wellof
of libations in the barroom below were wereexcluded wereexcluded wereexcluded
excluded rigorously from the presence of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the dancers With all the fun and merry merrymaking merrymaklDf merrymaking ¬
making it was an orderly and weltbehaved weltbehavedcrowd wenbehavedcrowd wellbehavedcrowd
crowd of revelers revelersMany reve reveMany revelersMany
Many of the side features of Saltair Saltairare
are not yet et completed Ye Olden Mill Milla Niha
a contrivance which hauls people in gon gondolas sondolas gondolas ¬
dolas through an apparent millrace mmra while whilethey whilethey whilethey
they admire the > electricilluminated electrjcillumi ted pic pictures pictures plctures ¬
tures on the walls as they pass is near nearing nerin nearing
ing in completion and will be a big bi feature featurebefore featurebefore featurebefore
before the summer is over The roller rollercoaster roUerCOftMer rollercoaster
coaster also uncompleted will be another anotherbig Botherbig anotherbig
big source of attraction attractionMerryGoRound attractionMerryGoRound attractionMerryGoRound
MerryGoRound for Children ChildrenBut ChildrenBut ChildrenBut
But the merrygoround was there and andit andIt andit
it was the same infinite source of delight delightto
to children that it always is It was wmscrowded wascroded Wascrowded
crowded all afternoon and until a long longway Jongway longway
way on in the evening Many parents parentsfound parntsfound parentsfound
found it necessary to take a ride for the thesake thesake thesa3ce
sake of the children childrenFakers childrenFakers childrenFakors
Fakers of all kinds are conspicuous by bytheir bytheir bytheir
their absence ab True a man who 00 allowed allowedyou alJowtdyou allowedyou
you to press one of a variety of electric electricbuttons electricbuttons electricbuttons
buttons for the sum of ten cents t5 and andgave andgave andgave
gave you a prize according to the button buttonyou butto1ou buttoiyou
you ou pressed raked in quite a few dimes dimesHis dl dlHis dimesHis
His prison ranged all the way from a astickpin astickpin astickpin
stickpin to a gold watch and most peo people people peepie ¬
ple drew stickpins The shooting gallery galleryand galleryand galleryand
and the bowlIng bowH alley were also well wellpatronised wellpatroni wellpatronized
patronized patronisedFew patroni patronizedFew
patroniFew
Few People Go in Bathing BathingRumor BathingRumor BathingRumor
Rumor had it that the water m the thelake theJake thelake
lake was cold A Herald reporter who whovisited whovisited whovisited
visited the beach did not venture in in and andhe andbe andhe
he was in good company for not one onetwentieth onetwentieth onetwentieth
twentieth of o the people who went to the thebeach tMbeach thebeach
beach tried the water There were a few fewventuresome ff fewventuresome > w wventure
venturesome eme spirits however who did diddare diddare diddare
dare and they seemed to have a good goodtime boodtjm goodtime
time The festive f tlve small boy who likes likesto likesto ttetto
to go in swimming when hen he knows he heis heis heis
is tempting Providence was in his ele element element ebemeet ¬
ment and a few eastern tourists deter determined detrmined determined ¬
mined to regale r gale their friends at f home homewith homewith homewith
with tales of how they bathed In the theGreat theGreat theGreat
Great Salt lake took the lead in this thispart thispart thispart
part of the days entertainment entertainmentThe
The Saltair road is entitled to credit for forits ffrits forIts
its excellent train service There was lit little little littie ¬
tle or no crowding and few people had haddifficulty baddifficulty haddifficulty
difficulty in finding seats Altogether the theopening theopening theopening
opening day despite the > unpropitious at attitude attitude attltude ¬
titude of the elements was an auspicious auspiciousone a plclous plclousonp
one which augurs well for a successful successfulseason successfulseason successfulseason
season at the resort resortAt resortAMUSEMENTS resortLMUsr
LMUsr AMUSEMENTS ± si siAt 11 11At
j
At both performances yesterday of The TheCharity TheCharity
Charity Ball at the Orpheum the house housewas JlOuseas housewas
was as packed with a delighted audience audienceAfter audienceAfter audienceAfter
After his two big houses yesterday Mr MrMacLean MrMacLoan Ir IrJllacLean
MacLean remarked remarkedIt
It pays to pay big royalties and give giregood givegood gIvegood
good plays Pirates take notice noticeThe DOticeThe noticeThe
The Fatal Wedding played to the thelargest thelargest thelargest
largest number of people last night bt that thatthe thattbe thatthe
the Lyric has ever held heldAfter MidAfter heldAfter
After being beiD closed cbo ed the last few nights on onaccount onaccount onaccount
account of the bad weather the new Ca Casino Casluo ¬
sino 110 Park will open its gates again to tonight tonight tonight ¬
night with a big production of urfte The Mas Mascot Mascot Mascot ¬
cot with 1th interpolation of many upto uptodate uptodate uptodate
date songs and dances by Mr Zinn ZinnThe ZinnuTh9 ZionThe
uTh9 The Great Poison Mystery wilt be the thebill thebill thebill
bill at the theGrand Grand tonight tonightTEACHERS tonightTEACHERS tonightTEACHERS
TEACHERS EXAMINATION EXAMINATIONAn
An examination for Salt Lake City
teachers will be held in the Lafayette LafayetteSchool LafayetteSchool LafayetteSchool
School building Monday Monda and Tuesday TuesdayJuno TuesdayJuno TuesdayJune
Juno 4 and 5 beginning at 9 a m of ofthe oftho ofthe
the fast fey dItyAll ttyAll feyAll
All teachers te and candidates not hold holding holdine holdIn ¬
ing In certificates valid for 1JKK1907 are areexpected areexpected areexpected
expected to take this examination examinationCandidates examinationCandidates examinationCandidates
Candidates for High school certifi certificates certificates certifieaten ¬
cates will please p notify the undersigned undersignednot
not later than Thursday May 31 31Pens 31Pens 31Pens
Pens ink ink and paper will be fur furnished furnished furnlshed ¬
nished I ID
D H CHRISTENSEN CHRISTENSENChairman CHRISTENSENChairman CHRISTENSENChairman
Chairman Board of Examiners ExaminersLCOHOL Examinersd ExaminersLCOHOL Examinersg
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LCOHOL STOVE STOVEIs
Is just the thine thlnfyoUDeod thlngiyou you need oh ohnumerous on onnumerous onnumerous
numerous occasions for instance instancein
in camping traveling and many manyother manyother niatiyother
other times timesIf timesIf
If you are living in an apart apartment apartment apartment ¬
ment you will find an Alcofaol AlcofaolStove AJcobolStove AlcdhoiStove
Stove indespeosible b1e in light cook cookIng cooking cookIng
Ing or for heating water quickly quicklyat
at any time timeThe ti1weThe tiiWSThe
The new models we have just justreceived justreceived justreceived
received range in prices from SO SOcents Ocen 50cents
cents 3 to sail S3S4Where sailSCURAMMS SLSSCIIRA1MS
SCURAMMS SCURAMMSWhere
Where the Cars Stop StopTt StopThe
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SIEGELS SHIRT STORE STORENegligees STORENegligees
Negligees Negligeeshave Stars at athave athave <
have come Jfi Jfimra z 175250 175250And 175 250 250to 25OI
mra mrathe I
to replace 1 And our good goodgrades goodthe goodti
ti tithe
the stiff m mfront grades at 1 1and 1front 1front
front styles M and 150 150To l 150To O OTo
To conform to comforts commands youll have to tocast tocast
cast off offthestarchy the starchy fronts and take on the cooler negli negligees negltgees negligees1 ¬
gees While comfort is the underlying virtue virtueof of our neg negligee negligee negligee ¬
ligee styles theyare imbued with a beauty that appeals appealsto
to critical dressers Then the beauty of pattern is sub substantiated substantiated substantiated ¬
stantiated by goodness of goods and masterly making makingOUTING makingOUTING
OUTING OUTINGSUITS ° STRAWHATS STRAW SlRAWSUITS
SUITS HATS
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CONVICT ROSS WAS FAKING FA1NColored I II IColored I
Colored Man Is Making Use of His HisLegs HisLegs i iLegs
Legs Since Taken to the theState theState I IState
State Prison PrisonWilliam PrisonWilliam I IynUam
William Ross the colored man who whowas whowgs
was shot in the leg in attempting to es escape a acape oscape ¬
cape from the chain gang in city creek creekcanyon creekcanyon creekcanyon
canyon is again a in making use of his legs legssince Jegsince legssince
since be was sentenced to serve ten tenyears tenyears tenyears
years in the state prison for burglary burglaryFrom burglaryFron1 burglaryFrom
From the time t h Ks was shot until h he was wasconvicted wasconvicted as asconvicted
convicted Ross was carried about on a astretcher astretcher astretcher
stretcher He was carried into court courtand courtand courtand
and back to the jail again He even evenhad ev evhad evenhad
had hi3 meals carried to him in his cell ceilbut cellbut cellbut
but hi h is no longer a gentleman of ofleisure ofleisure ofleisure
leisure leisureWarden leisureYarden leisureWarden
Warden and Doctor Arthur Pratt of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the State prison decided that Ross was wasfaking wasfaklnt wasfaking
faking He attempted at the state pris prison prison prison ¬
on the game he worked so successfully successfullyand succes fuJly fuJlyand
and asked to be carried about on a astretcher astretcher astretcher
stretcher He was W told that unless he hegot hegot liegot
got in lock step and marched to the thedining thedining thedining
dining room he would get nothing to toeat toeat toeat
eat Since that time he has been doing doingthe doingthe doingthe
the lock step with ilh scarcely a limp limpRoss limpmade limpRoss
Ross made three attempts to escape escapewhite escapewhile escapewhile
while hf > was awaiting a trial for bur burguary burguary burguary
guary He passed pas himself off as a thir thirtyday thirtyday thIrtyday ¬
tyday man at the city jail and went wentout wentout wentout
out with the chain gang He bolted boltedfrom boltedfrom boltedfrom
from the wagon and John B I Brown Brownwho Brownwho Brownwho
who was one of the guards shot him himthrough himthro himthrodgh
through thro gh the hip While hic at the t he hospital hospitalhe
he attempted to escape He sent letters lettersto
to his friends on the outside but they theywere tbeywere theywere
were held b ld up and turned turne over to the thepolice thepll thepolice
police While Whle in the county jail jl await awaiting awat awatIng awaiting ¬
pll ing trial in the district ditrit court he at attempted attempted ¬
tempted tempte tril to saw 8W out o on of Irs box cell cel but butwas butwag butwas
was caught Cught at work workWarden workVarn workWarden
Warden and an Doctor Pratt Prt believes believesRoss believesRoss
Ross Ro Varn is far enough Dtor recovered revee to run if ifa I Ia Ifa
a door d were ee left lef open openKidn opn openp openKidney p 8 8Kidny
Kidn Kidny Kidney y complaint kills kil more people peoplethan pple ppletn peoplethan
than any other disease dlse This is due to tothe tothe tothe
the tn disease i being so s insidious Insidiu that tat It Itgets Itget Itgets
gets get a good go hold on the system before beforeit bfore bforeit
it is i recognized reonie Foleys Kidney Kiney Cure Curewill Curewi Curewill
will wi prevent prevet the th development deveopnt of fatal fataldisease fataldise fataldisease
disease dise Co CoOQURRHS CoOUIRRllS if taken tken in time tme F J Hill Hi Drug DrugCo DrugCo DrugCo
a
OUIRRllS FINE RECORD ECODFiftyThree
OQURRHS I
KftyThree FtTee Pupils Pupis Perfect Pere t in At Attendance Attendance Attendance ¬
tendance and Punctuality Puotait for forEntire fornte forEntire
Entire nte Year YearThe Yea YeaT YearThe
The exercises of the graduating class of ofthe oftie ofthe
T eer luatng ca
the tie Oquirrh Ouirh school hool will wt be b held hel this even evening evenin evenlug ¬
lug in at S oclock in the th main min corridor coo of the theschool thes thechooi
s school building bIling An interesting Inteetng programme programmehas progmme progmmeMS
of and andreadings andreUn andreadings
has been bn prepared prepre consisting cnisinl songs Mng
the class and wand drill drillby drillby
readings reUn by te cas ao a drl
by the girls grl Patriotic Patriotc tableaux tbu will wU be bepresented b bepresented I
presented prnte with wth musical muscl accompaniment accompanimentand AcmpnlInt AcmpnlIntan
and an the th programme pramme will wn close cl with wih the thepresentation theprtnttln thepresentation
presentation prtnttln of diplomas diplomasThe dipl diplomasThe
The Th school shl has hs reached rtcb a standing sanding in inthe inthe inthe
the matter mter of attendance ateance and an punctuality punctualitynever puncualty puncualtynever I
never before bfore Attained attainel ttalned in I its is history hisor Fiftythre Fiftythree Fif Fiftythree ¬
tythree tythre pupils pupil have hve made mde perfect prftt records recordsin res resIn
in attendance atendance and an < punctuality puncualty during durS the thertast thet theeast
east t year yer the various yarou grades sde and rooms roomswith roms romswih roomswith
with wih the th pupils ppis in each ech being bn given below belowRoom bl belowRoom
Room Rom No 1 class cl A first fr grade gdeMar gradeMary gradeMaryDobmeie Mary MaryDobmeiec
Dobmeiec Dobme Virginia Pitt Pit Helen Parker ParkerGladys ParkerGladys ParkerGladys
Gladys Speoner Spne Virgnia G Creswell Crewel Barns Bur Jim Justin Ju Jutn Jimtin ¬
tin Kegter Keler George Gerse Pendteton Pelto John Cod boddali Coddall o
dall tn Siegfred Nielson Nieln Lawrence Lwrec Barrow BarrowRoom Bow BowRo BarrowRoom
dl Sere
Room Ro No No2 2 class cla B second sn grade gradeMi gradeMu gradeMudred Mil Mildred ¬
dred Mabey Lucy Spooner SpoonerRoom SpoonerRoom
dre Xay Spr SprRoom
Room No No3 3 class cIa A second sn grade gradeEdna gade gradeEdna
Edna Williams Harry Har Ericlwon EriclwonRoom Erckn ErcknRom lricksonRoom
Ena Room Rom Vlims No 4 1 class cla B third tht grade gdeTom gdeTomP gradeTom gradeTomPitt Tom TomPitt
Pitt PittRoom tt ttRom
PittRoom P Room Rom No No 6 class cu B grade gad 4 4Sy 4SyCa 4Sunday 4SundayCardeil Sunday SundayCardell
Cardell Ca n Oiga Alexandria Alexandri Nina Nin Needhanj NeedhanjRoom NMh NMhRm NeeiihaniRoom
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Room Rm No No7 7 class cl A grade 4 411 4Cillius 4CilliusNielson Cillhte CillhteNielaon
Nielaon NielaonRoom NielsonRoom
Nleln NlelnRo Room No S class A grade 4 4Murr 4Murry 4MurrySpooner Murry MurrySpooner
Spooner Ro Hoke Smith Sih Elmer ge Williams WilliamsRoom Will ViillainsRoom
Spner Room Rom No No9 9 class cl B grade bd i iSaBfr 5Sanfrid 5SanfridEliason SanfrW SanfrWEliason
Eliason EliasonRoom EliasonRoom
Ela Room No 10 class cl A grade 5 5Re 5Rex 5RexWilliams Rex RexWilliams 1
Williams VJts Rom Helen Hele 1 Kegier Keer Ralph Ra ge Peadle Peadleton Pendleton
ton Charles Anderson AndersonRoom Aners AndersonRoom
Room Ch No 11 1 class cla8 B grade 6 Somner 5SumnerMargetta SomnerMargetts
Margetts lagett Rom Mildred Ulre Hapgood Ha ge Agnes Ab Wit Witmstlcd Witmaker Vltmaer
I maker mstlcdRoom makerRoom
maer maerRom Room Rom No 12 1 li class cas B grade l 9 cRobert cRobertDewitt Robert RobertRoom Rot RotI
Dewitt p pRoom
Dewit Room No IS 3 class cl A o grade cGeorge cGeorgeOglesby George GeorgeOglesby
I Oglesby R Judson Smith SmithRoom Smt SmithRoom
Oglebr Room No Judn 14 1 class cla B grade 7 7Clara 7ClaraHook Clara ClaraHook
Hook Hok Rom Vera Ver Lundgren Lundgre Pearl Pel s Sorcnson SorcnsonHaroid SorensonHarold
Harold Brown BrownRoom BrownRoom BrownRoom
Room No 15 class ca A grade gde gJoba John Jol Mo Moger Moaer
ger Prank Frnk William WilliamRoom WilliamsRoom VlIa
sr Room No 18 Ii l class cl B grade S 8Mal 8MalWint SMabel SMabelWineman Mabel MabelWineman
Wineman Wint Roo > mn Philip Phip Shafer Shfe John ge Donnellan DonnellanClaire Del DOnuehlanClaire
Claire Pendleton PendletonRoom Pendleto PendletonRoom
Clare Room No 17 1 claw e A grade gia e S Derte DerteSkewes Der1Skewes
Skewes Skewe Rom Taylor Talo Chamberlain C bln g Valjean ValjeanStiefel Van VanStefel VaijeanStiefel
Stiefel Gordon Grn Naylor Florence Flen Hapgood HapgoodBeyrl Hapl HapgoodBeyrl
Stefel Lawrence Sands SandsMrs SandsMrs
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year ago I bought two bottles btte of Fo Foleys Foleys ¬
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good go medicine meicine and ad I heartily hety recom recommend rem remmend recoinmend ¬
mend It It F FJ J Hill Hi Drug Co CoLADIES CoL CoLADIES
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open opn Strictest Stricttrle StricteLrules rules of etiquette elQueta ob observed obsered ohserved ¬
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FRANKLIN FRANKLN SCHOOL EXHIBIT EXHIBITA
A parents parent meeting tng and ad exhibit of work
done d during dUrng the year car will wi be b given this thisevening thigevening thisevening
evening in the FrankHn school hl gve The ex e
hibft hibt of work ork will 111 be b principally prinIply of manu manual Inu Inua manua ¬
al a a training trining There Thf > re will U also a1 be b a pro programme pr programme ¬
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ppl pplALUMNI
ALUMNI MAY GET TICKETS TICKETSAny TICKETSAny
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Any High Hih school shl alumni wishing tick tickets ticketa ¬
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eta e to the High Hih school shl commencement commtncmnt ex exercfees ext exerciaps
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Simple Way to Cure Catarrh by Hy Hyome Hyorei J Jomel
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package pk or he will wi refund refun the nMttrey nMttreyThis Dy DyThi moyThis
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