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The leader., 1904-03-19

In order to be popular, forget to say
good deal.-Felix g. Prime.
The leader., 1904-03-19
w. l.. DOUGLAS
So &s3 SHOES YEIeE %aeE

w. L. Douglas
shoes have by their
excellent style,
easy-htting, an d
superior wearing
qualities, achieved
the largest sale of
any shoes in the
world.
They are just as good
as those that cost you
81 to the only
difference is tho price.
Sod Everywhere.
Look for name and
price on bottom.
The leader., 1904-03-19

Sold throughout the world CutleYra Rssolven., De.
Ointment Soc, soap, 2Ss Depots London, "a Charter
house g. Paris Rue de Ia Paxi Boston. Isl Columbus
na- Send for " All About the Skin and Scalp"
The leader., 1904-03-19
OF Emanue! Temple, New York.

HE temporary persecution massacre of the dsordery
~ among Russians will induce the American lew
Il to take sides way the other in struggle that is
=: !: :: ::
RSS @T about become
EI&T Te anti -Sentism the charge often
ES % that the Jew stranger the country which
hE resides that he integral part of the people
GF& be patriot
- This charge refued, but still requires
answer there thousands
will not listen still different reerae
the charge with vehement emphasis.
"The Jew patriot by nature training, by
religion The he
patriot of all nations sufficient evidence history
out this statement"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17

B Widows loan r-r-r,- -s-
sometime. ~. ,,.s.,T--'- - --.----7 gnu
have I'm fbl -s-o-.-7 every do-al l-ey
GrOcers and F--+-e.---.
bankers. the 7s~g5 ,7.-,..-.-,-.---- 7.--
and AN of rTe ---7 ~ t.--- -'.--- -- b. pres
dreds and zarra+f--s. -,---,-1 7-s7 49, -t.-
lars every vaar. I'M t-.--.-+ --. ~ On
believe honest TTrr,5ra.l57 r-.--
bills unuaf7 and rT-s ,-,.,--F....-.- -'---
erS. widows r-r-7,.7- .5..,
classes f7rr fn.-.. g.. l, a.. on.
These bills ar. srT E----..f-- ~.
owing. Some of f7aer f-sIT- -,-. 80 ~.
collect s.r.- $3.50 .'''7 81 ~ '.atA .'
avoid uarfrc- ~, ..-..-.i-..- RI. ..-
many uarrra f.. a.e-i.. -- r
more Earr w.. r--z.5 .r-. r.-r
man ana woman ANA a.-.,.,- t...--t.. ~
i'm the state of man -., ..--4-. ,-- g.. M.
collection of fbase ..1---.-.-
every ua-sar 1-r-or,.e ~ ....-.. ~.
son against whom ,-a T1..,-- r.frr. 49,
lection. and know v-h9r. ILe-- ---- b..
Gated and --r,s- 49, So
auv one for frrorr-s+is., tr,,. ..- i- i7-
us collect from rram
In every instance z,,.-,. .-.-., -.....r- .--.
money. and In fs honesty .r.+- IA a.
We want rra 77aoDIs +, 49, -.-7
every -f+v- and 57- go
rir7- in 7-5e4 +1,5s 1900 s---
sisr ms i'm c1IIz.-fDe- fFegs I-s..1 -7-l-.
Sometimes rra reS-.Ia ,-slf ~ ,..,.5.77-
if the matter is -frr-re--,+ ~, +4--.i $500
tiOn at the right ffma. A 1,5f1fz-- -. ne
win er-er-. NJ - go - '.
collect rba rzrr fr-r-s-f=--sr,- ~ ---.--
paw Won for tho frf-rrTsr fl-, ~ .....--
write ms M can I'm --e H. - --- .-
stance Tho f,-r,-r-ef7,,-- g.. .--.=...r--s
z-sfa T-r5ar r,.. .f..l.r5--..t $780,.
source rF f1ra =rr,rn-a+---. 7... .-=----r---r
to any one NOT oven tn .H1 -,1-.--- f.-
whom v-a.srs rorra.tf-e- D. ----.--
that concerns Won and ms ana r--r----..
to the collection 1f an I-o4,e-a l.T,. -....
some ono
If Won .7, r-rf think ,- r,f.-. -r...-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
COUNCIL IN SESSION.
City Decides to Purchase Baseball
Grounds.

Park City. June I6.-The city council
met in regular session last evening and
transacted but very little business.
ROllcall found Mayor Wilson Council
man Fargo and Attorney Wight absent
councilman Johnson was elected mayor
pro TEN.
The question of purchasing the base
balI grounds and lOur lots adjoining the
SroHnds came up again for discussion,
after which vote was taken which re-
suited i'm the buying OF the grounds.
The council ordered warrant for 81 go
90 be paid down and 1920 before the 18TH
of January 1903.
A petition was read bv the council ask
ing for a sidewalk from the jefferson
school 10 WO0dsidc guicb. The petition
was referred To- the committee ON streets
alleys and bridges
The request TO have WatClmau at the
MarSaC mill YVES refused by G.. l.. Rood
q. Hewlett of salt Lake was in the
Park today.
DR. r. t. Wizht returned home from
Provo this morning.
Miss Sadie RasbaEd returned Go the
Park this morning.
While at work I'm the Alliance tunnel
this morning Dr. ~. j. B0Ed received
broken shoulder bone and several bruises
about his BODY AiT. Body was helping
unload ears. when the horse which was
pulling the cars became frightened ANA
ran away dragging Body with the cars.
Dir. HOSmer dressed the wounds.
Henry Falls returned home go tHe Park
this morning after q short visit i'm Provo.
The preliminary bearing ef James Tray
nor Is being held here iH the city han TO-
UaT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
100 - 90.

Provo. june I6.-CieorEe Wilde of Pay
son. aged y and Maude Lee Of Maple
ton. aged 49, have taken QUIZ d marriag
license.
CITY Superintendent of Schools Raw
liBgs has returned from tine State Teach
ers institute He is of the opinion that
Do is the best institute held i'm the state.
and is especially pleased with the actual
class work experience given teachers.
Mrs. Estella Mayue of Alpine had am
examination as To her sanity by DTS.
WestWo0d and Taylor before Judge Booth
and was committed To- the state mental
hcel.tal for treatment.
David Mills. native of Scotland. re-
sioinE ih Eureka, WAS admitted to cite
zsuship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam samueIs, who nave
been down from salt Lake, returned to
Che capital this afternoon.
EOstmaster Lawrence was over from
Sgauish Fork today
z. y. Smith OF Thistle IS doing bust
ness in Provo.
Birdeu Davis of Pleasant View has suf-
fered quite loss from fire in his resi-
deuce a day or tao ago.
Former City Marshal Tucker and Police
officer Ross are temporarily visiting
Sheriff Harmon as deputies.
The arguments I'm the case OF Utah
county VS. Thomas Boardmau win be-
made tomorrow. the evidence having
been closed this afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
OPENS NEW HOTEL
Fred l. Wood Assumes Man
agement of the Southern,
Formerly the Ford,

The New Southern hotel was formally
opened last evening. Fred L. Wood, who
for the past seventeen years has been
employed in the hotels of this city. is the
proprietor and manager. air. Wood en-
tertained at dinner last evening sixty of
his friends. who extended to MIN their
congratulations and best wishes for sue
cess. The large dining room was elabOr-
ateIy decorated with flowers. The paTlOrs
were filled with uotted ferns and palms
An orchestra was present and it played
several selections.
This hotel was erected ir 1891. and was
called the Morgan house Later the name
was changed to the Ford. which name it
bore until few months ago. when Mr.
Wood purchased the LEASE fine entire
building has been Temodeitd, TcGecoTated
and rcfumizhed- It has been equipped
with AN modern appliances as well as
any hotel i'm the west.
The management viii cater TO both
family and transient patronage. The
house can accommodate 100 guests. Mr.
WoJd said last evening
81 have been around hotels all my life
since "a boy, when Z started as peli boy.
III has always been my ambition 20 run
house myself and at last nave been able
TO do so. I hope To make q success and
think that ] shall
III is generally believed that Fir. Wood
long experience and wide acquaintance
and his knowledge of the hotel business
win make tine hotel beth popular and
profitable under his management.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
Court Notes

Before Judge Morse yesterday Tsadore
Miller pleaded not guilty 20 the charge of
eln1ezzleueut- The case was set for june
W. IS. Baker pleaded guilty TO the
charge of forgery and was sentenced 10
serve one year i'm the state prison at
hard labor.
John Sparks. charged with burglary.
Withdrew his plea of not guilty and was
Jail
D. T. Green. charged with obtaining
money under false preteuses- Robert
Hatch with assault with a deadly weapon
Eu1 Ed Peterson with felony. lIf pleaded
1ol guilty. Their eases were continued
= aiil Jhe Seutcmber reTu.
y Frcd O.. Palmer filed complaint fu "a
suit against Salt Lake CRY for Zl-g jon
Hle district court yesterday. aI-. Palmer
claims that under d contract ne had with
fae elty from Jan. D Go Oct B. last wear.
= build an cement sidewalks he should
laNe nC.l given the work of laying the
sidewalk ON Sixth East street between
south Temple and First South streets
2 me ordinance to build che sidewalk passed
tIe council p-iur 10 Oct 81. but the work
was not ordered done until this spring
1ir- Palmer bases his claims 0u the fact
that the passage of the ordinance was
done during the time he held his contract
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
AT ST. MARY'S
Six Young WCmeH Graduate
With HOnOrs.
CLASS RENDERS PROGRAMME
BISHOP SCANLAN MAKES AD-
DRESS OF THE DAY.
CLASS RENDERS PROGRAMME

Friends and patrons Of ST. Ma-ys acad-
envy To the number OF nearly sd thr0nged
The assembly hail of the institution yes
terday morning to attend the graduation
exercises AT the conclusion Of an iu-
tereSiing literary and musical programme
eipl1mas were conferred upon the follow
t=- Miss D. frisple of colorado Springs
Aiiss III. Halstead, Miss T. HaIstead. Miss
d. DAILY Miss NJ McHuEh and Miss NJ.
Haatschi all of Salt Lake.
Following several vocal selections by
-H.77 ~ Mann talented r0uualt0 of
JlIs City. Miss L. Hal-tead's essay "Cum
'FIauu Sails, was heard. The subject
suggests the lines along which Miss Hal
Stead effort was made The essay was
-I-ttFIE written and was fav1rabIv roe
r"lteu. Tn her essay, ga Plea for DD-
'mism Miss MeHugh urged upon her
sister students the Importance of taking
sunny view of the morrow.
a Lake Lyric. was the subject OF al
poem by Miss ~. Halstead. iu which She
PAID tribute Co the great inland sea of
Miss IT. santschi was class valedic-
i1-l@A The customary sentiments were
presented uhilos1phicaIIy- "a Fine Arl"
DAILY The art of talking Wen depends
largely inc speaker held upon ones
ability ro listen we'll Couversati8 is
limited more or less by environments and
should be suited 90 the hour A we'll
written poem I'm Rose Time was re-
cited bg Miss Frisbie
L-7lLol 9-1i iihil mace 81 eouEra tulatorE
ADDRESS % the graduates and I'D tho
course or bis remarks eXhorled his hear
Fi- 10 THaI.Ea that they were about 10
enter ou new life filled with unknown
HtlG uHLraEeIed roads The rules and reg
".a-ipHs OF the academy. the speaker oh
served ln concluding his remarks were
e. .F Tor the direction and growth OF hab-
SIS ard characters
A. the conclusion Of the exercises I'm
s.A-i-ol-l4n or laudiWGrk was given bv
-..- m uo- nus ne exhibit included pen,
pencil aud brush productions The VISIT
,..7 msuiiested much interest i'm the urac-
,.--l llle a-ong which the young women
were being educated al ST. Nary-s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
UTAHS DELEGATION TO ST. LOUIS
MEET IN SALT LAKE AND ORGANIZE

The Utah delegation TO the Democratic
national convention held meeting foo the
office of Senator Simon Bamberger in
Salt Lake yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of organizing State Chairman
Cannon was elected chairman of the dele
cation and Alternate A. L. Lovey was
made secretary. Committee appointments
We're made as follows.
Platform and Resolution /. Raw
Inns.
CredentaIs-State Senator George c.
WhitmOre.
Permanent organization and order Of
business-State Senator Bamberger.
To notify candidate for presldent-Maj0r
S. A. King.
TO notify candidate for vice president
Joseph MOnsOn.
Mr.. AfOnson was also chosen honorary
vice chairman for Utah.
]. r. Letcher appeared before the meet
ing to say ne had just visited ex-senator
RaWlins' bedside and found MT RaWiin5
too III to attend the meeting. Mr.. Raw
Inns sent word that he would approve any
thing the delegation might decide upon.
Mr. RawIins has a mild case of typhoid
fever and there is a question as TO his
ability to go TO st. Louis. Should ne be
unable to go the delegation viii meet at
st. Louis to select a member to take MT.
RaWlins' place on the committee on plat
form and resolutions. Mr.. BambeTger has
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
SQUAD OF POLICE ANSWER HURRY CALL
AND SECURE DIMINU TIVE PRISONER

The telephone beil rang I'm the chief of
policies office shortly after D. o'clock yes
terday morning Chief of Police Lynch
took down the receiver.
Hello, Police headquarters came
from the other end of the line.
Yes answered Chief Lynch. What's
Wanted2'
Send several officers down to TalaEa' s
store, Ninth South and Fifth East
There's a couple of housebrsakeTs down
there and we've caught one.
Up went the receiver and out went the
patrol wagon with Officers Armstrong.
Taylor and others. In about twenty min
utes the hurry-up returned. Everyone
connected with headquarters was eager to
see what the hOusebTeaker looked like.
What they saw startled them. A little
ragged urchin, a few feet tall, apparently
ignorant of soap and water got down and
was escorted to Desk Sergeant Pratt.
There he stated, between COuVulsive sobs.
that he was George Larsen. son of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. G. Larsen, living in the rear
of SIS East Fifth South street. The IA
Their is a painter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17

announced that be is a candidate for that
appointment III Mr. RaWllns does not 80.
The failure of Mr.. Rawiins to so would
leave vacancy on the delegation. A
rule was adopted at the meeting yester-
day providing that jim case q delegate
fails to attend the first alternate elected
boy the convention should be given the
seat This would give the place to Mr..
L0Vey. The rule was adopted upon the
suggestion of Chairman Cannon who eN-
planned it was the accepted practice IN
cases of that kind
National Committeeman Peery was
present at the meeting and conferred with
the delegates relative to headquarters at
ST. Louis. Dir. PeeTy win endeaVOT to
secure accommodations for the Utah dele
cation at the jefferson. Planters or
Southern hotels. giving them preference
in the order named.
DELEGATES Cannon. BamberEer. Whit
more. Monsoon and S. A. King. by Judge
w.. ii. King. proxy. and AlJernaJes John
r.. Barnes and a. i. LOyey attended the
meeting yesterday The delegation viii
not travel eastward in a body, which viii
have the effect of d deciinatiOn of the
invitation to join the Hearst special train.
which passes through Utah July s. MT.
Cannon expects to start east about June
Is and Mr.. WhitmOre on July /. Other
members of the delegation have not fixed
the exact time of their departure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17

Frank Talaga is the complaining wit
ness. who viii appear I'm Judge Diehi's
court and prosecute the young culpr.t
AIR. Talaga opened small fruit aUd
candy store just opposite the northwest
entrance of Liberty park two weeks ago
Since then me has been the victim of sew
eral petty thieves, who have ON several
different occasions broken into the estab-
lishment and taken small sums In silver
Yesterday morning, during his absence.
the store was broken into. on his return
about III a. m. he was notified of the oC-
CuTreuCe by nelghb0rs. who had seen the
Larsen boy gain an entrance by tearing
off canvas flap in the rear. Mr.. Talaga
Immediately set 10 work to catch the
young offender. He learned that George
had been assisted by his older brother
Henry, and telephCned TO Chief Lynch,
after experimenting the former. The old
er boy was arrested on a warrant last
night. Mrs. Henry Hagen and Mrs. Q. NJ.
Mifflin viii take the stand and testify
that they saw the Larsen boys enter the
store A small amount of change and
several bottles of soda water were taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
LOGAN HAPPENINGS.

Logan June 16-Helamau o. Johnson
the youth who was caught iu the act OF
robbiug q store heIa few nights ago,
was arraigued iu the district court today
and entered q plea of not guilty. Nom
day morning next az l9 clock was fixed
as the hour OF sentence III is probable
that Johnson viii receive the minimum
sentence. as both the county and district
eucv
The postoffCe department has notified
Postmaster OCell 20 put ON another iet-
ter carrier on July T. David Belts the
regular substitute. viii get the place
Judge Hart heard testimony today iu
the divorce case Of Aaron g. Jacobsen
VS.. Caroline Jacobsen. The plaintiff is "a
wen known mechanic of this city and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17

The marriage of Miss Margaret Robert
son and DR.. Archibald a. Kerr took place
al $3.50 O'Clock last evening at the First
Presbyterian church. The ceremony was
witnessed by "a large number of the
friends of the two popular young persons
and was followed by a reception iu the
church .dri0rs.
Promptly at the appointed hour Dr
William III. Padeu entered the church by
the east aisle. and. followed by the little
ring bearer, Agnes Caffey, proceeded to
the steps of the altar. Ihey were fol-
lowed by the groom and his best man.
Dr. Harry Davis. Later came the bridal
party headed by the Misses Annie Bry-
ant and Wluifred BTiCe. as flower girls
carrying baskets of flowers. Miss Mary
Olive Gray. the maid of honor, came
next and then followed the bride. walk
ing alone. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Rob
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17

ertsOu parents Of The bride. followed.
AS the bridal party entered the church,
arthur Shepherd began the Bridal ChU-
rus from "LOheugrln,' and Mrs William
A. WetZelI sang the entire chorus pre-
cedIug and during the service. with yi0-
lin obligat0 by Claude j. Nettleton. As
the bride and groom turned to leave the
altar. the MendelssOhu wedding march
sounded forth, and 10 its strains they
passed out into the reception rooms. Here
numerous friends crowded around TO of
fer congratulations and good wishes. Two
tables were arranged for punch and two
Tor refreshments. The friends who as
sisted i'm serving were Airs. George r.
Brice Airs. A. t.. Lawrence. Miss Lila
Barker and Mrs. 3 II. Caffey- The four
ushers who also assisted were Dr. II. ID.
Niles. Dr. A. j. HeltOn DR. j. T. Critch-
low and Charles Van Dyke
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17

The bride wore q gown Of white crepe
de chine over taffetal with trimming
and bertha of real lace. A long tuile vel
fell 10 the edge of her train and a shower
of brides roses was carried.
Miss Gray also wore white. a large pic
ture hat and an ostrich feather fan add
ing TO her costume.
green, and fin the reception room down
stairs pink and white were used also.
The bridal party stood beneath a bower
Of ferns and smiiaE and plumOsa tWined
the pillars. Palms added TO the cool eff
feet and many roses added TO their fra
GRANGE.
DR. and Mrs Kerr left for St. Louis
Chicago and Rochester last evening. They
viii be at home Wednesdays after July
D. at SOB East Second South street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
ACUTE Rheumatism.

Casioned by getting wet through.
worse when al rest. or ON first moving
the limbs and i'm cold or damp weather.
is cured quickly by Billiards. SNOW Lin
iment Oscar OlesOu Gibs0n. City. ILL.,
writes, Feb. rs, 1902; "a year ago I
was troubled with pain I'm my back.
Tt soon got SO bad 1 could not bend
over One bottle of Billiards. snow Lin
iment cured me-" 25c soc S1.O0 Sold
by Z. G.. n. I. drug department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
AID COAST POLICE.
Local Authorities Inquiring Into An
tecedent Of Burt BurnelI.

Curt BurueI. the man arrested by tho
san Francisco authorities for holding ul
a street car Tuesday night was until re-
Gently employed as "a miner i'm this state
" TN a view towards aiding the police of
the coast city TO establish more fully the
IDENTITY of the desperate the Salt Lake
city authorities are examining their Grim
lnaI records Investigation may show that
BurneiIS san Francisco esCaDade is bui
one Of series of crimes commenced in
this state
AT the time of his arrest BurneU had
In his possession small entry book bear
ing upon the fly leaf the initials ''P
Co. These initials. he alleges. stand for
the Pacific Improvement company. The
concern, he declared when arrested. was
located I'm Utah. Later he denied this
statement and refused 10 tell where he
last worked.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
Cures Old Sores.

1VestmOreIand Kan, May ., 1907
Ballard snow Linimeut Co.: Your
Snow LnimeHt cured aU old sore ON the
side of my chin that was supposed to
be a cancer. The sore was stubborn
and would not yield 90 treatment, until
4 tried snow Linimeut, which did the
work i'm short order. Ny sister Mrs
Sophia j. Carson. Allensville. Mif1in
county Pa, has a sore and mistTUsts
that fl is q cancer Please send her q
soc bottle Sold by Z. G. 81. /. drug de-
IA Fl -aflI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
EXERCISES BEGIN
All Hallows Graduates Receive Di
plomas Tonight.

Commencement week exercises at All
IiailoHs college began yesterday morn
1ng with class programme and the
awarding ut luu0rs az the college hall
--dlfiullsm pointing out to the Young
men the course they should pursue in
future life with regards 90 their Alma
mater Rather j. j. Guinau made con-
ETatulatory address and stated that the
year just closing had been one OF the
most successful. from every standpoint
iH lne history of the institution
mis- morning the baCCaIauTeate sermon
VIII De delivered by Father Francis
L-gcAntr Ionight The graduating exer-
'lses VIII DE held iu the Salt Lake the
'lfe- diplomas and medals will he
awarded and d musical programme viii
81 rendered The graduates follow. Ar
11ur Petersen. who takes an A. b. as
N.il as a diploma and gold medal for
Npfh ON the violin Robert Pope. Charles
aI4eJieI- The gold medal was donated
- ---- Kew l--u-- E-.ucLs E-aw.-L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.

The Rio Graude offers "a special rate
70 fishermen OF s. to forks or falls fu
Provo canyon, sood TO leave Salt Lake
% m, saturday and returning, leave
Upper Falls @ b. m- sunday Take
sour family and leave them at Upper
Falls, the finest resort u Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
EXCURSION RATES
" 0raron elnIt Tina.

st. Louis and return ..............S42.5 so
Chicago and return ................ 1850
ChiCag0 and return. via St. Louis. 5000
ST. Louis and return. via Chicago. 5000
Transit limit ten days Iu each direc-
ton, final Iinit sixty days. Tickets on
sale Tuesdays ana Fridays eacu week.
Tickets good for stOpOVeI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
BEAUTIFUL CASTILLO. SIPS.

Via D. & R. G., Sunday, June 10.
Good fishing. First-cIass hotel Beau
tiful surroundings. Fine fishing ground
easily accessible. It's worth the money
Don't miss ID. Leave salt Lake s a. m.
l-eturuing- leave Castillo 3-53 p. DID. ana
1ek- p- m-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
Beautiful Castillo Springs.

Hotel now open Rates s. per day
aud up. Table d'hote, meals so cents.
Popular price cafe Special rates TO
families and parties. For excursion
and further information, address J.
Myers. 81 South state ". L. Vail,
manager hotel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-17
Two Good Times
for You

A good time to leave Salt Lake
City for St. Louis is at BIS %. M.
when the Burlington Routes daily
through sleeper leaves. No hasty
breakfasting; no hurried packing.
no running TO catch early morning
street cars.
A good time TO arrive I'm st. Louis
is at I.l9 a. m, when the BuTiinE-
ton Routes daily through sleeper
gets there Streets not so cOngast-
ed; hotels not so full; places not
so hard TO find.