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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
DIES AT HIS HOME
Bert Morris Passes Away After
Long Illness Due to an
Accident.

Albert Conway Morris. better known
to his friends as Bert Morris died
at the home of his mother. Mrs. Mary
Z. Morris, Al Canyon road, yesterday
A few months ago Mr. Morris met
with an accident. which compelled him
to undergo a surgical operation, from
which he partially recovered Blood
poisoning, however. set in and for sew
eral weeks no hope of his recovery has
been entertained.
The deceased was a popular young
T~ap around town. He was a native
of Utah and was born in this city
June 3. 1874. HIS father was the late
Bishop Elias Morris.
For several years ne was engaged
in missionary work in Europe. On
his return to Utah be took an active
interest in politics. and as a Demo-
crat served as secretary of the state
senate.
For some years he was q c0rrespon-
dent for several newspapers, and after
wards became a special advertising
agent for local publications. For a
time he was identified with the Utah
History Publishing company.
Just before the accident which
caused his death. he went to Beaver
county and located at Newhouse.
The funeral VIII be held from tie
family residence. Al Canyon road, at 1
this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
HELD UP THREE TIMES.
Chris Williams Has Dopy Dreams
That Get Him Jail Protection.

Pstrolman Smoot met Chris VIII
Iian.e yesterday afternoon a a time
when the latter seemed muck the
worse for close acquaintance with
LIQUOR. Mr. Williams cOnfided to the
officer that he had Just been held up
and robbed of $50" The policeman
became convinced in the course of If
teen minutes Investigate ton that Chris
was only jOshing about his personal
adventures. Thirty minutes later he
met Chris but the latter seemed to
have forgotten him.
Say. I've just been held up and
robbed Of S40.' he whispered into
Shoots ear. The policeman let him
go that time.
But when Chris met him an hour
later with a happy smile and an an
noUncement that he lad been relieved
OF SIS. the officer thought il time that
he should be properly protected. So
Chris went TO Jail.
He viii have to answer to a charge
Of drunk tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
MAIL MEMS CARNIVAL.
Carriers Prepare For Celebration al
the Lagoon on Monday Week.

Monday, August %, will be a gala
day for the news carriers, when tkey
viii hold their annual reunion at the
Lagoon.
Uncle Sam gives the boys q day Off
once year, and people are expected
to not complain If mail is not promptly
delivered on this day. Enough of the
staff will. however. stay on duty to
meet all emergencies
Prizes are offered to the largest
family present and TO the widow WITH
the largest number of children.
Races will be held not only among
the carriers, bat specials VIII be run
by married and unmarried women.
Boys and girls viii also have their
special events. 4 ball game will be
played between the carriers club and
the RiYerton baseball team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
BOYS TOOK ICE CREAM
Had No Money So Held Up a
Youthful HOkey-P0key
Vendor.

Warm weather and thirsty boys COM
bined on Friday to cause a daylight hold
up of one of the little red ice cream carts
indUstriousIy pushed about salt Lake dur
ing the summer time Net uptH the young
Cclicacy vendor had been relieved OF
enough packages Of ice cream TO satisfy
the yesrninss OF the boys did the latter
cease their attempt to clean out his stock
in trade
The hokcy-pokey lad, however, get busy
after the tender-aged robbers had fled
lie succeeded in getting the sheriff 5
office on their trail. Yesterday several
suspects in the hoId-uD were subjected
to an afternoons iuquisition before
Deputy Sheriff Sharp
IL was finally decided that more positive
evidence would be needed against the
SUSPECTS before a case OF hoiG-Gp that
would stick could be made. In the
meantime the hokey-p0key Ice cream boys
are acting under the instructions of the
Eheriff's office to beware Of youngsters
who have that thirsty look.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
TRY TO GET ToGEFHER.
Move For Non-Partissn superinten-
dent of Schools.
Special TO The Herald.


Provo. Aug. -13.-The committee appoint
ed al the trustees meeting held here Aug.
9 met today with Chairman King of the
Democratic county committee ana Chair
man Herer Of the Republican county
committee and presented the request OF
the trustees. that each political party
place on its ticket . nominee for county
superintendent of schools TO be nominated
bv non srtiSan convention Chairman
King agreed to recommend such a course
as far as the Democratic party was con
cerned while Chairman Homer refused 20
encourage the Republican party 10 sup
port a non-paFtisan candidate for the rea-
son that he did NOT know who would be
nominated He wanted TO leave the mat
ter with the Republican convention. TO DC
held Sept. 70.
The committee then decided TO call q
nor-partisarI. convention as ia past Years,
for the purpose OF nominating superin-
feDdeut Of schools said convention 10 pc
held Sept at Provo primaries TO DC
held Sept /. The aDDOrtionment OF dele
gates is enc delegate at large tor eaca
school district. and one for every 20 OF
the school population CO major portion
thereof
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
UNIVERSITY
OF UTAH
SALT LAKE CITY
THE HEAD OF The
PUBLIC SCHOOL
SYSTEM OF THE
STATE -. =. =.
The University includes:

che University includes:
The school of Arts and
Sciences
The State School of Mines, and
TIE State Normal School
A preparatory school is also
maintained.
The shops and laboratories are
not exceied in the completeness
of their equipment,
Une1rpassed advantages are
offered for thorough and practi~
cal work in all the engineering
courses
Entrance examiEa tons, Sep
tcTnber i4th, 18th, and 18th.
Registration of students. Sep
tCHber 10th and 18th.
Annual registration fee. sic.
No tuition is charged.
Students will be assisted In
finding suitable boarding places,
Send for catalogue and IL
lustrated booklet and learn what
excellent opportunities the Ual-
veTSiiy offers,for 4 broad. liberal,
and practical educatiofi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
NO SMALLPOX IN CITY.
Town Free From Disease For First
Time in Two Years

Report of city board OF health for week
ending August IS shows 4 births Of
which q we're males and Il females. Tho
death report shows y Of which 3 were
males ard we're females. Ne scarlet
fever reported. ] case remaining in quar-
antine from preceding week. Three "a ses
OF diDhthcria were reported ] released.
leaving 3 ir quarantine No small FOX
was reported during the week. one case
was dismissed. leaving the city clear Of
the disease for the first time since Jan
uGry. 1872 Four cases of typhoid fever
were reported.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
GEORGE IS GETTING ABOUND.
Would-be Senator is Feeling the Re
publican Pulse.

CeaIviIie. Aug 12-Former Congress
man George Sutherland has been here
e insulting with prominent Republican
Is understood that the distinguished Wis
itor discussed the senatorial struggle
while here. although the men With whom
he talked refused 20 divuige what Mr..
Sutherland said 20 them i was easy
to observe. however, that he did not
come 20 Coaiviile to encourage the re-
election of Senator Eearns. There is no
disgusting the fact that leading Republi-
cans here. with enc or two executions.
are in favor Of returning Senator KeaFns
forts of Sutherland to prevent it viii be
InaVailing in this county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14

the name OF The Parker Democratic
club. AL Dem0cratS are elfEibse 10 mem.
bership.
The officers chosen were: President, 9.
IL WnitUore- vice president. Charles
Haynes second vice president " J..
Dem; treasurer. George II. SUDBURY.
committee on bylaws and resolutions. G..
BeIlistoa.
The membership IS fifty-seyen- It IS
expected that not less than 100 will he
enrolled during the next two weeks
Headquarters viii be opened IN the Big
Ter block. A secretary and an execu-
tIve committee Of ten win be announced
at the regular meeting Tuesday night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
HOT POLITICS
DOWN THE LINE
Sanpete Democrats Prepare
For Convention.
RESULT OF REPUBLICAN ROW
SUTHERLAND's CLOSE SHAVE
IN THE PRIMARIES.
RESULT OF REPUBLICAN, ROW
lspeeIal . q HeraIdl

At Pleasant. Aug. B.-The call for the
Democratic county convention OF Sanpstc
county was issued yesterday By Ferdinand
Erickson and J. ". Cherry. chairman and
secretary OF the party in the county. The
convention viii be held IN EDhraim on
saturday. Sept. 3 at 10 O'Clock a. m. and
VIII eject tnirty-six delegates to the DEM
ocrstic state convention noniua te county
Officers. elect county campaign commit
tee and transact such other business as
may core before H.
The convention viii consist of eighty
eight delegates. apporuCned among the
several precincts OF the county as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
USES FISTS, THEN RAZOR.
August Peterson Arrested After Max
ing Thrust at n. J.. Mccarthy.

Following quarrel with n J. Nc
Carthy in the Germania saloon West
Temple and First South streets. August
Peterson made an attempt to slash him
with a razor about 70 o clock last night.
but was prevented from carrying out his
purpose BY friends Of Mccarthy. In the
melee. Peterson cut his left hand with
his owa razor, inflicting a painful flesh
wound
Patrolman Give arrested him. and he
was booked at HEADQUARTERS on a charge
of assault with a deadly weapon. Nc
CaTthy. who IS connected with q LEGAL
employment agency stated that the man
was a total stranger 20 him lie pro-
fcssed ignorance Of any cause for i'll
feeling against him on his esSaiiant' s
mart
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
wells SIC in Websr.

Ogden. Aug t5.-Additioual returns
from the county districts received today
confirm the forecast that was made in
Yesterdays Herald. The election Of
kuchieT as state committeeman by 4 de-
ciSive ma iority. seems TO be beyond doubt.
It IS also certain that Governor Wells
wifi have between twenty-five and tilir-
ty-fire delegates The delegation viii
probably caucus next Saturday in Og-
den.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
Takes No Public Part.

To The salt Lake Herald:
Your correspondent in tOday's issue
mentions my name as belonging to a fac
ton in the Republican ranks. / positive
~ deny the charge. I belong to no fac
ton Neither am I engaged in politics
factiOnal or otherwise. / am in the clas-
sified service and take no public part in
politics. r A. THORESEN
Logan, Aug. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14

Paw-Paw Tonic. Take first dose or
two of Munyon's Paw-Paw Laxative
Pills to stir the liver into healthy ac-
ton. and then make a daily use of the
Tonic and the heated term need have
no terrors for you You can eat what
you like and all you like. 1t gives
prompt exhiliration without intoxica-
ton.
If you are going away put bottle of
Paw-Paw Tonic in your valise instead
OF wniskey and see how much better il
viii make you feel, alUNY0N-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
BOTH SIDES CLAIM WEBER.
Conflicting Figures by Cutler and
Wells.


At the Wells headquarters in the Atlas
block yesterday the claim was reiterated
that thiTty-fOur " the f0rty-five Weber
county delegates were solid for the gov
ernor. and that this number would be
added to rather than decreased as the
lime for the state convention drew near
er Billy Wilson. one of the govern
or's ardent admirers from Ogden. was IN
the city offering 10 bet that Wells had
fhjrlv-five of the delegates
The Cutler men laughed at the claims
OF the Wells men. They claimed twenty
af. the Weber county delegates and in
tfmated that q few surprises would De
sprung later that would Jolt TIE UpDOsi-
ton.
Coed politicians who are not blinded
by their craftsmanship for either of the
three candidates for governor argue that
The Weber county delegation Is pTiT1ar-
iiy for Ioyes for state treasurer ard
that naturally his influence cannot be
thrown TO Cutler for the reason that
Cutler Is tied to Glazier of Utan county
for state treasurer. This argument faFOTS
Hammond or Wells. The Hammond peo-
pie have little to say. They seem TO be
trying 20 keep out Of the hottest part Of
the fight, playing waiting game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
Strong Parker Club Formed at
Eephi.
Especial 20 The Herald

toPectdA 70 1Ie HeEaiGt
Nephi Utah. Aug I3.-Tbe first great
movement IL politics took place here last
evening. when the Democrats of this vi
entity organized themselves into 4 club.
The meeting. which was held in the
eeurt house. WIS well attended and -s<Ey
enthusiastic. It was decided unanimous :
Is to organize club. and it was given
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
COMMISSIONERS BACK WATER.
Juab Board Changes Mind About
DISTINGUISHING Drum Voters.

Eureka. Aug I2-County Attorney Pike
says that the county commissioners have
recOnsidered the motion TO discontinue
Drum voting precinct in the western part
OF the county. and the residents OF that
district viii not be obliged to journey to
Fish Springs to register and 10 f0te. Mr..
Pike explained to the gentlemen that a
postoffice is located there. and that the
courts would scarcely sustain them ia
refusing the petition or the residents Tor
a polling place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14

Messrs. Erickson and Cherry. Democrat
r. nominees. respectively. for the offices
of district judge and district attorney.
profess 10 see encoGra cement for their
oaudids cies in the result of the Repub-
lean orins ries held in Saupete county
THURSDAY night They argue that the
breach in that party will be widened by
the substantial victory won by the Liv-
ingstoR-SutheTiand faction and that they
Will gain votes fherahN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14

Since the name vas first mentioned many
prominent Democrats have called upon
'-olenei Weber. singiy ana IN commit
tees. 70 Try Ia induce him TO be a csndi-
date He took the matter under advise
nlent until yesterday. when he gave GU
lis final negative decision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
sANPETE SOLID FOR CUTLER.
Unit Rule VIII Ga~ All opposi-

n p Nelson, former private secretary TO
Congressman Sutherland, and ono of the
leaders Of the fight for John c. Cutler in
Sanpste county. was in the city yesterday
with chip on his shoulder as big as q
raEse- He was offering 10 BET - to l
that Governor Wells would not have q
delegate in the state convention from
Sanpete county. and could find no takers
even at these odds He claims - Of the
ls2 delegates 40 the county convention to
be held Monday. At the county conVen-
ton be says instructions viii BE- given the
state delegates for Cutler and the unit
rule viii be adopted so tHat .ncrc viii
be no getting away from the tweuty-nine
solid delegates for Cutler. Incidentally
the entire county is claimed by Mr. Mel
son for Sutherland for the senaic. or for
any other proposition Apostle SI3Cot de-
sires TO put forward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
C. S. vARIAN FOR JUDGE.
Much Continent For Eminent Salt
Lake Lawyer.

The mention OF the name Of Judge
Charles s. Nariau as the Democratic can
didate for justice of the supreme court
Is meeting with favor on all sides. and
the Indications are that Mr. Narian viii
be strong in the convention. and be
strong before the people should he be
Nominated
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
en- &C storss consolidated

At s. Main St. where we viii continue
10 do a high grade painting and dec
Grating business. at the same popular
prices as heretofore. Yours for wall
paper and paints.
GEO. W. EBERT & co,
Both phones % Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
PAINTERS CELEBRATE.
Decorators Hold Annual Festival at
Lagoon.

The Painters and Decorators unio1
met with their families and friends
yesterday at the Lagoon. They did
their best TO paint the town in lGIid
hues and 10 have a general good time.
Athletic contests Of every description
were on the programme. and in tie
evening the pavilion was crowded with
a merry crowd - dancers.
A basket lunch was served at S
o'clock in the vine covered arbors lead
ing to the bOweTy. Here . general re-
union and a good all around time was
held by all the guests present.
Bartell VS.. CristoI sword combat,
Saitair, Monday. August IS. Free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
COLONEL WEBER IS OUT
VIII Not be a Candidate For Cover

Cob Thomas 9. Wcbber. superintendent
Of tee =. {. NJ l., refuses to permit the
use of his name III connection with The
Democratic nomination for governor. lie
zot4ed & committee Of prominent Demo
cPats yesterday that because Of the &c
nsEsjs of business and because of uoor
Eeslth he must decline TO be considered
even a receptive candidate for the honor
This announcements NH cause dlsaD-
f-ci8fnfent 10 many rarfv workers .sriso
lad accepted the suEEesiioa OF Colonel
Webbers candidacy with enthusiasm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
Political Notes.

The executive committee Of the Demo-
cratic state committee viii meet ct
HEADQUARTERS in this city TnuTSd ~ after
noon next at O'Clock
Charles Ccttrell ir-, ia making q hard
fight to secure the Republican nonlina ton
Tor county commissioner. He remained
out of the last race for the city council
for this purpose. and II is Intimated that
his ambition at that time was TO knock
out James H Anderson
Some Of the Democrats # the CITY are
talking about Street Supervisor Samuel
N T. Seldom for the lower house OF the
legislature
There was a meeting at the hesdquar-
teTs of the Young Mems Republican club
last evening of the district c1air-nen OF
the entire CITY to make arrangements for
the state and national ratification meet
ing of the club at Saltair Aug Is. This
is expected to be the big affair of the
club this year. Excursion rates from all
parts of the state have been secured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
LOW RATES TO COLORADO,
via D. & r. G.. Aug. 2o-21.

= d = - - mug ~ +
$500 for the round trip to Denver
Colorado Springs or Pueblo. Final linn
ii of tickets. 80 days from date OF sale
StopoveTs allowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
sALTAIR EMPLoYEs, Day.

$1,000 in prizes to be given away
Thursday. Aug 18th
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
sALTAIR. AUG. ID.

Employees day and don't you forget
it-sl. 900 IN prizes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14

BarteH vs.. Cristol suerd combai,
Saltair. Monday, August Is. Free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14
KEEP The
BLOOD PURE
And Disease Will Surely Pass
You BY
PAW paw tonic
Aud PAW-PAW LAXATIVE PILLS Make
The Blood Pure.

With the coming
CT sultry weather
General Debility"
joins hands with,
General Humidity
in depressing body
and mind and ma
king life Blisera bic.
Ny paW-Paw
Tones viii enable
you 10 withstand
the assaults Of
these generals
and keep you IN
perfect condition to
attack them and
drive them away
For d general
tonic and vitalizer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-14

EAGLES DAY.
Lagoon, Tuesday. August Is.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
HEALTHY SUNSHINE

II has for some years been known thar SUE
Iioft acts as a destroyer of many or those pain
O9anfr organisms which are pOpuIariy known a
germs Some time ago an ingenious eNPeILlie1
faIist demonstrated this fact in q very cohTlnc-
ing manner by preparing a ~cultufS OF 49,"
germs ON fat surface and exposing II 70 20 sSs
Ijghf beneath stencil plate, with the result tGAh
he obtained an image OF the cut OUT pArt OL 80
stencil in dead germ life. the resi- OF tne pl~Sg1 ~
rIafe being still alive. He called tt a ~uFlhs
photograph but the same term mas since Gen
aDuIfeCf 20 the popular CineTnarOgrapn pIeluLa
T1l1e Massachusetts Board OF Health has recently
carried ont a series Of experiments IN order 70
ascertain how far sunlight Is able 20 eiethso
wafer affected with the undesirable germs WHICH
result from sewage contamination Inc Two Or
eanisms dealt with more part1culaf!y were ne
colon bacillus and that associated VILE " phOiG
They found that both species were quicAIy Ge-
srrUyed by free access 70 sunlight thirty MN
utes to an hour being sufficient 20 sterIlze -
culture when spread out In a thin aver as N
the photographs experiment already CettiIe6
In the case OF the typhoid bacillus from 30 To -
per cent were quickly killed by exposure ID
direct sunlight but there were always a rev
hardy individuals which required for their oe-
struction an extended time-(ChaznDers's jour
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
Won PT.EHvE's UNEASY LIFE.

Won Piehve's coabora tor in the work of up
holding the government. Prince McShtShersky,
writes: In all persons ne saw CouSpiratOrS
against himself and he therefore cOuveTsed
with all as with ConSp .ratorS lie impaired TO
his entire mode OF action the character OF =
grandiOse plot against multitude of various
CouspiratOrs" And that was inevitable For
he was wont to uncarth COnspiratorS and then
10 hunt them down without rest or truce, and
the habit had become second nature. Every
body incapable Enthusiastically but him
self. and he sort Of sea green incorruptible-" Z"
lie alone was not ConSprator. and he claimed
special recognition of the honorable fact He
received II, too-for n couple OF years. and then
fell the sword of DamOces.
Won Plehve knew that he was carrying hts
life IN his hands, but he felt confident that II
was well protected Better protected than that
OF any OF his predecessors ii certainly was but
not well For no mans life is safe II half n
dozen OF his fellows are ready to lay down
theirs 10 take it Against this danger spies and
police at home. aTmoTed carriages in the streets
with motor in the front and cycles at the
side. are hut imaginary defenceS Yet II was
In these that Won Plehve put his trust "Are
the NihiIists dangerous? 30 he was asked by one
Of the foreign journalists whom the lonely
praise thirsty man ever ready to receive
and dazzle. "DangerOUsi" he replied with 4
contemptuous smile; they 90 not count We
know every one of them and every thing they
doing" Yet at least two plots had been
hatched and one almost carried out in spite of
the omuiscience of his police Some months
ago a Russian from abroad entered the can't n
with false passport, put up at a spacious
hotel on the Nevsky Prospckt and set To work
on explosives. No member OF the police no
spy, seems TO have taken note of him or his
dOings, and he might have ended the Minister'S
career in spring had not his own awkwarCiuess
caused the bomb. which was destined il is said
wouId-be assassin himself TO shrcds-(C (Conte1a-
porary Review.