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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
DEATH OF MRS. DOYLE.
One of American Forks Oldest Set
tiers Succumbs.

American Fork. May 15.-Mrs. Edeline
Doyle of this place died here early this
morning from internal complications re-
sulting from operations performed upon
her for cancer Mrs Doyle was about a
years Of age and one of American Fork :
spected by all who knew her She leaves
a grown up family Of three daughters
and two sons The funeral will be held
mere Wednesday at , p m in the Sci
ence hall. The body will be inferred in
the City cemetery.
Miss LuelIa BOIev Of this place. who
Was reported as being engaged to marry
during the coming June, states that some
mistake has been made, and that it is not
a fact.
Mrs. o. \. 1liSneT Of this place gave
birth to a son this morning The mother
and son are doing nicely.
Mayor James H Clarke Of this place is
IN Provo today.
The Alpine stake Of the Latter-day
union meeting here yesterday. A very
. large delegation of the teachers was pres
ent for the usual meeting from the diff
ferent parts of the stake.
BoTu-TO Mayor and Mrs. James II.
Clarke Of this place, a son. All concerned
are doing well.
\ special mass meeting viii be held
here Wednesday evening for the citizens
TO decide as to whether the saloon Ii
cenSe shall allow the saloons to stay
open until u o'clock or close at o'clock
,. m Mayor Clarke thinks that it will
give the people chance to decide as to
/ how the saloons should be run In order
/ that the saloons run later the license
viii be increased, thus enhancing the city
( treasury or to close earlier will mean
a lighter license for the saloon men to
pay
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
New Department Commander.

Edmund T. HuIaniski Just elected
department commander for Utah, has
the distinction of being the youngest
commissioned United States officer
who served in the war or since that
time He was just 1612 years If age
when he was appointed by Abraham
Lincoln as captain Mr. HUidDiskI en-
listed first in 1862. at Chicago. in the
First regiment. New York Marine ar
tilleTy- and served in North Carolina
till the regiment was mustered out be
cause il had become SO depleted JEaJ
there were not enough left % TeuT-
ganiZe it He enlisted in Bottoms Cir
CagO battery Second light artillery,
and served as Il private He enlisted
both times as a private and served
about two years as such He was then
appointed captain by President AbTa-
ham Lincoln and placed in command
of Company NJ, Twelfth United States
(COlOred) artillery. He served till the
end of the war, in Kentucky. holding
two forts. The close found him with
ms command at Fort Boyle, and he
turned this over to the ordnance de-
partment before being mUSteTe. out
He came west i'm 1876 and settled in
ogden. where he was in the railroad
business for a number of years before
entering the practice of law He
served two terms as police judge of
Ogden City and is now serving his
second term as county attorney
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
Ogden Briefs.

The engagement of the Pollard IilIi-
putfau Opera company opens I'm the
Grand opera house Thursday night.
The Child culture club viii meet
Tuesday May 10 at 3 D. M. with Mrs.
Daniel Hamer, 1855 jefferson avenue.
Chief Of Police Thomas T. Browning
VIII leave today for Washington W -.
to attend the national convention of
police chiefs
The First National bank of Laytca.
in which several ogden men are in
terested. opened its doors yes -srday for
business.
About 100 Japs viii leave for the
north this morning. bound fof An.-sri-
can Falls where they viii work in the
beet fields adjacent 10 the new Iglr
factory About 200 others viii leave
during today for the same place.
Enoch FAIR reported yesterday to the
police that d sum of money had been
stolen saturday from his house. ard
that he suspected the theft had been
perpetrated by d man whom ne had
seen proving about his home. The
officers arrested this man. from the
description given by Mr. Farr, and he
was locked UP at the police station.
but no evidence Of his guilt was forth
coming.
A reception was given last night at
the Virginia in honor of the musical
artist. Rubin GOldmark- The paTioI S
were handsomely De white
Ilacs. The reception was a brilliant
social affair and was attended by about
sevcnty-five. An informal programme
was given. Mr.. GOldmark gave an
improvisation from WgneT. Others
participating were Misses Sloan. Doug
las and Webster. and Mrs. Kate Bride
wen Anderson.
The excursion of conductors which
was scheduled TO arrive in ogden yes
terday will not arrive until about 30
May Is. The excursion across
the lake which had been planned by
the local .. r. c. viii be abandoned.
and the trip up the canyon. with a
trout dinner. viii be the only enter
tainment which the local ticket punch
eTs viii be able 10 bestOw. as the visi-
tors viii depart in the evening {. their
homes in Georgia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Utah County Schools Will Hold
Forth at Payson.

Provo. May 1j--The graduation eN-
erciSes Of the public schools of Utah
county win be held at PaysOn tomorrow.
CTuesdavl. The event will be the &C
casiOn of a large gathering A special
train will leave at II o. clock In the even
ing. carrying the visitors from the north
eru districts to their homes
The programme, which will be followed
with games and sports in the afternoon
and a ball in the evening. is as follows:
10 A. NJ.
Chorus. PaysOn). graduates
Prayer. tSalemD. Eugene Gardner.
Address of Welcome, Mayor J. y. Love
less
Response
Instrumental Music. (AIpine), Sarah
Bates.
Representing graduates. 04ake Shore),
Caroline Ferguson.
Violin Solo, (Springville), Othei Pack
ard
Representing graduates, pleasant
Grove. Frank Weeks.
Recitation. american Fork. May
Hanks.
Address. Superintendent A. G. Nelson.
Song Spanish Fork. Hilda Nelson
> p. NJ
Chorus, (Payson). graduates.
Prayer (Fairfield).
Quartette. Hehi). graduates.
Address, President ! T. kinESbury.
Address. President George II. Brimhall.
Four-Dart Song. U4inCOlnt. graduates.
Presentation of Diplomas. County Sup
erintendent l. T. Eggertsen.
Song, America, Assembly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
ONLY ONE WAGON ROAD
Travel to Uintah Reservation Will
Go by Way of Price and
VeTnal
Especial to The Herald)


Price. Utah Nav 15.-Indian Agent
Hall. of the Ciutah and UncompahSre
agencies at White Rocks and Ourdy,
has forbidden the Uintah railway,
which branches off from the main line
Of the Rio Grande Western at Mack,
Colo. to construct a wagon road across
the reservation for about twelve miles
to care for travel at the opening of the
Uintah reservation in September next
Agent Hall is upheld in his ruling by
Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock,
both Of whom state that the Price ana
NernaI wagon road is the only recOS-
nized highway, and none other shall
be built until after the reservation snail
be thrown open. The Uintah railroad
people had planned to convey pas
sengers from Mack Colo, about twenty
miles west of Grand Junction, 10
Dragon. Utah, sixty miles, and then
transport them TO Fort Duchesne and
the reservation by automobile Con-
siderable expense was gone into by
building a ferry boat at Green river
near Ouray. but under Agent Hall :
ruling this viii be of no use now. The
recognition of the Price and NeTnal
wagon road as the only public highway
to the reservation and through it will
have the effect it is thought of divert
ing nine-tenthS of the reservation
opening crowd this way
Lieutenant Colonel Mason has been
ordered from Fort Logan. Colo, to Fl
Duchesne to take command of that
post He went in yesterday He re-
lieVes Lieutenant Colonel Mcclure. who
has been in command for several
months and who succeeded Major Pen
dletOn-
The chief qUaTteTmaster and the
commander of the department Of the
I Colorado are also late arrivals at FIT
Duchesne. their mission being t. look
over the reservation in a general way,
and especially the means Of Transports
ton by way of Mack and the Uintah
railway. which later it is almost GER
tain they will not approve, as the
Uintah road is not prepared 20 take
care of the government traffic, which
it now has contracted.
The investigation of the officers OF
the army now at Fit Duchesne VIII no
doubt result in all government business
being conducted from Price, as has
been the case almost ever since The
post at Fl. Duchesne was first estab-
liShed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16

all his life As a mark Of respect she
Silver King mine, the Kearns-keith prop
erty. the Alliance. the First National
bank of Park City and Tn estore of
Welsh, DriscoH & Buck were all closed
today.
About 300 people took advantage Of the
excursion given by the q. \. R and
went to Ogden today. The train. when
u arrived at d point few miles this
side of WanShip. struck a broken rail ma
the engine was overturned and the pas
sengers on the train badly shaken up.
but no one was injured. The accident so
impaired the track that another train
was secured from the Echo yards to take
the exCurSiOniStS the rest of the way.
and from the condition of the track it
IS expected that the return trip will have
to be made by way of Salt Lake on the
r. G.. W tracks
Park Citys public schools will close on
June ;. after one Of the most successful
years in the history of the Park.
Next sunday. if the weather permits.
there viii be ball game here between
I the NinCent-NOtt team of Salt Lake and
the local team The defeat of yesterday
VIII go a long way toward making the
boys get out and practice during the com
ing week. and it is d good bet that Park
City will win
The funeral of Mrs. W. 3. Allen will
take place this afternoon from the resi-
dence in Ontario canyon Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. May 15-Fuueral services over
the remains of Miss TeSSie Hines will be
held from the residence of her mother,
Mrs Kitty a Hines. tomorrow evening
at ] o'clock Rev &. H. Lewis Of the
Methodist church viii conduct the ser
vices
J. H. TomIinson of American Fork. aged
20, and EliaUm NJ. SIaUgh of Lindon, agsd
n. were married here today nv DpuIItV
County Clerk NJ Z Kartchner-
Judge Booth is holding court in HebCC
today
Committees from Provo. American
Fork. Lehi. Pleasant Grove and Spanish
Fork appeared before the board Of county
commissioners today and asked the board
to increase the appropriation for the pur-
chase of a farm for the experimental
station from 5000 10 S1G0On This Is the
second advance asked for. The appropria-
tiOu was first 5000 and afterward the
committees asked for 5000 The board
decided not to appropriate the $4,000. al
though IL may do so If the station Is Sc
cured by Utah county
Willis NJ Harmon of Manti is here Wis
itinE his brother, Sheriff Harmon
Mrs Jesse NJ Harmon Of this city and
her sister. Mrs J G. Walker. of Pleasant
Grove have gone to kanab to visit reIa-
tivcS.
County Treasurer Johnson has reported
to the county commissioners the follow
ing amounts ON hand in the various
funds. State school fund s. as -; couu-
~ superintendent contingent, S3W9 So,
county school fund. S92I95; general fund,
Superintendent IiaIes Of the county in
Urinary has presented Il report showing
cash disbursements for April amounting
to S36S Is
Fred NJ. Hontz of SpringviIIe has been
I appointed deputy fish and game warden.
Joseph f Thompson, who is now making
his home at Horseshoe Bend, Idaho. IS
+ here visiting relatives
The following officers and directors OF
the Students Loan association of Utah.
can organization the purpose Of which is
to aid students Of the Brigham Young
university have been elected for the en-
suing year George W BrimhaU. preSi-
dent. W II. DusenbeTry. vice president
J. r. KeeIer, O. W. Andelin and \ l.
Booth. J. b. keeler has been elected sec
rotary and treasurer by the board.
/ \ son HIS been born to each of the
following families MIR and Mrs. Ben
Long. Mr. and Mrs Levi g Snow. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Moore. and ii
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John g Sven
| sen. and one to MI and Mrs II. NJ Car
low
( Nelson A Fenton Of Pleasant Grove
has been appointed county fruit tree in
speCtOT-
Sheriff Harmon has been authorized to
appoint a deputy sheriff at Cotton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
WEBER CLUB COMMITTEES.
President ellison Makes Announce
ment Of Their Membership.

- b. ellison. president of the Weber
club. yesterday announced the list of
standing committees of the club for
the year The list follows.
AdvertiSement-W. 3. WedelI, Viii
liam Glasmaun. T J. ikesel, Max Da-
idsOn- Fred NJ Nye. W b PoTterfield-
!. \ Lewis. Thomas d. Dee. J. w Alb
hott- W l. Watts. D. a Smyth, w q.
Wilson. L. V. Withee
Conventions / Clark. F J Can
uon- Heber ScowcToft. John Watson
w l. Burt w g. Wilson. J W F
Nolker a. 3. Moseley, w g. Dalrym-
pie. J. A. Howell
observation-disclosures d Dee r :.
Joyce. u. II. Adams. g. g. Richards. +.
VI. Couroy- H. H. Thomas. H W CIVIL
liam H G. Adams + g. Rich, W J
SheaIy.
Eutertaiument-A T. Wright H II.
Rolapp, George NJ Hanson, II. r. Mac
MILAN. W. r Scott. Lyman Skeen. jr..
Athur Kuhn, H G. Tavey. Joseph
ScOwcroft. q. \. Henry. y. +. Richey,
H. J. T0ller
Ladies Day-H. R Macmillan. F. \.
Burt. r r. Hoag, g. J Rose, Thomas
H. Carr. = W Badcon. Z W Matson,
d G. ECcIes- G. H KiTCheT. H q. Ad-
ans. +. II. Smith. g. d KuaUsS- r A
Moves 2 T Wright. G. F GrOut,
George NJ Hanson. A p. Hibbs, y. y.
Mcintosh.
Manufactures - Joseph Scowcroft.
David EccIes. A + Weatherby. l. Y.
Withee. George H Tribe. J. P O'Neill,
II. W Civilian, Edward Bichsel, W.
II. Williams, Adam Patterson, J. -
Read. George II. NatSou- J. NJ Cause.
W +. Newman
Mines and MmmE-H. q. Baker. L.
" Withee. A. p BigeIow, g. 4. Henry.
George Halversou. < l. Brick. T. y
IL
D Madison, J. W Conlisk, p T.
Wright.
Municipal Affairs r Haywood,
Joseph Stanford. /. l. Clark, A : Con
don. H. H. Spencer NJ : Browning
David EcCles O d Rasmussen. Joseph
W. Bailey Thee SChauSeUbach, Joseph
L Carlson. Thomas II. Davis. Fred J.
Kiesel. c. L Becker. W w. Crossman,
George F. Cave. A T Parker. Frank
J. Stevens
RaiIroads-Fred J. KieseI. Sidney
Stevens. H II. RoIapp. J NJ CauSe. w.
7. SheaIy. George II. Matson. Thomas
II Carr W. r. CheyerS. !. W Abbott,
George !. Kelly. 4. =. Corey. =. J.
Campbell. r. 7 Stowe. A. W Wright.
Resources :. Browning. Albert
Scowcroft. =. Ragan, O. u Rasmussen,
J. n +. Last g. J. Humpbris. J. NJ
ForrisraU Joseph Clark, Richard Leek,
p. Healy, Joseph Streng-
Sites and Local Improvement
George J. Kelly. A. r. Haywood, J. y.
Canadian. Willard ScOwcrOft Frank
r Grant J. q. Read. =. II. Henderson,,
J. y Smith. T. G. Foley, J Stanley
Dee. james Piusree. John Greenwich.
Daniel Hamer, l. Beitman-
Auditing. H kircher. b II. Cod
dard. 4. Y. Mcintosh. J. Y C0nIisk-
bership-William Glasmann. w.
O. Kay. w. n. Watts. J. 4. Howell, :.
W. BadcOu. II. g. Tavey. Fred kiesel.
II. II. Rolapp, Thomas g. Burt. a. L.
Brewer. &. J. Humphris. T A Nc
Kiustry-
LegisIatiou-H. II. Henderson. A r.
Haywood. II. II. Spencer. Joseph Stan
ford. W q. Wilson. T e. Foley. =. II.
Goddard, T H Davis F. : Rolapp,
David Eccles. T. f Fitzgerald.
HOUse-William Van Allen, T. L. Rey-
noIds. F Z. Spencer. H. J. Peery-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
STATE NEWS
ORDERS ARE STRINGENT.
All Persons Are Prohibited From En-
terinu Reservation.

NcrnaL MAY 12-Au application made to
the interior department through the
county commissioners of tlutdh county,
To allow the Jintah Railway company TO
construct Il toll road across the tlntau
reservation from OurdN to Fort Du-
chcSue has been denied, and a general
order issued prohibiting anyone from en-
teriuC the reservation for any purpose
whatsoever until opened for public set
Element
Agent Hall has posted noticed stating
that trespassing on the reservation Is
prohibited and all offenders viii be dealt
with according to law. and that the Eari-
Gus trails and roads Leading To the reSer-
walton are not public roads. except the
road leading from Price Utah. to Fort
DUrhpSuo. and tho right to travel over
any other road does not exist
The action Of the department i'm rcfUS-
Ing to allow the Uintah Railway COM
Uany to construct q road to DUcheSuc
viii ueceSSitste a change in the plans
and viii no doubt result in Nernal being
made the objective point instead of Du-
chesnc- although II Is possible that a
road way be- constructed just outside the
reservation line along the north to the
strip. two miles east OF the fort
The company had already put IN n
ferry AT OuraE. but the ruling of the de-
partmeut viii ueCeSSitate its removal as
one end is on forbidden ground.
De railway company mas the contract
LOT H'liNtTlHE tnt government TttEHt 20
DucleSu", and has q big outfit OF teams
ON the road These teams were stopped
by Agent Han last week and forbidden
10 drive over the reservation Word was
at once sent TO the fort and the quarter
master sergeant sent word to come OF
with the freight and if u company of
cavalry WAS necessary as an escort NJ
would h. forthcoming The matter was
finally adjusted and the teams allowed
To proceed.
G. o. Baxter and John MCAudrewS came
in from Dragon last night to NcTnaj for
the purpose of securing teams to work
on tho automobile road To EeTuaI. and
to haul freight from the terminus "a
DuCheSue. Mr- Baxter states that con-
siderable NeruaI freight is already be-
ginning TO come that way. and he an
tiCipates heavy traffic over the road to
NeTnal when it is completed 1t is fig
ured that the road will be completed ia
Green river in about a week 1t will
take about a week = work from the river
to the lower end of the valley. and from
there it is plain sailing to Nernai-
Mrs. Mary Ann Mantle. wife Of John
Mantle Of Giincs ward. was buried Mon
day The deceased woman left family
Of six children. Death was due to an
attack of appendicitis of only few days
duration
The heavy storms of TN" past ten days
have caused heavy losses in lambs among
the flOckS of this county
The snow is reported deeper ON the
head of Ashley creek than for years, and
unusually high water is looked for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
County Commissioners Meet.

The board of county commissioners
neId a short session yesterday adjourn
ing early out of respect to q. A r day.
Mr. Stanford reported that an inquiry
had been made by the secretary of state
concerning the water rights of the
Moves farm which had been inspected
by the commission appointed to locate a
site for an experimental fruit farm Mr.
Stanford replied that the water right
was good and that ample water would
be guaranteed
The WaSaJch Orchard company asked
for the refund of $50 paid as license on
their canning factory, and gave as rea-
sons that the license ordinance had not
been enforced against any other per
sons or companies This was referred
to the county attorney and Mr. Stan
ford
John s Lewis. who had planted some
trees in ogden canyon on gruond
claimed by the county was ordered no.
titled To remove them or suffer them to
be removed at the expense of the
county.
The state game warden, John Sharp,
reported that he had appointed s y
Grow of Huntsville. deputy fish and
game commissioner, To serve without
VaV-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
Assessment No. 10.

cipaT Mace of business Salt Lake City,
Utah. Notice Is hereby given that at 4
meeting Of the board Of directors held on
the 18th day of April 1902- an asSessu1enL
of five cents (5c5 per share was levied
on the capital stock of the corporation.
payable on or before the 9th day 81
Nav. 1893 to W. Mont Ferry secretary.
AT room 81 Atlas block. West Second
south street, Salt Lake City Utah ANY
stock. upon which this assessment may re
main unpaid on the 9th day Of May 1900.
viii be delinquent and advertised LOT sa!e
Al n1fbIic auction. and unless payment is
made before, viii be sold on the 18th day
of June. 1905. to pay the delinquent assess
ment. together with the cost OF adVeTtis-
ing and expense Of sale
w MONT FERRY. Secretary.
Location of office. No 81 Atlas block,
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
UPH0LDCITY ATTORNEY
Council Instructs Board of Public
Works IN Regard to No
ran Contract.

At last nights meeting of the city
council the opinion of City Attorney
- c. Dey in regard to the action Of
the board of public works in ordering
Contractor T. J. Moran to resume work
under his 1904 contract upon several
sections of water mains. in which he
held that as the payments by the prop
erty owners had not all been made, the
work could not legally proceed, was
read
After considerable discussion mo-
ton that the matter be referred back
to the board of public works with in
struCtiOns to cancel all its orders per
tanning to the resumption Of the work
was adopted.
Notification Of the appointment of
Willis Brown as judge and of Captain
NJ. NJ. Woods as probation officer of the
juvenile court by the juvenile court
commission composed of the mayor,
chief of police and superintendent Of
schools, was received and placed on
file.
Thomas Winch petitioned for an ex-
tension of his peddler's license. saying
that he had been in the custody of
/ Sheriff G. Frank Emery since it was
issued to him, and that it was about
to expire. His request was referred TO
/ the license committee
The veto Of Mayor R P Morris of
! the appropriation Of $3.50 to purchase
! a horse buggy and harness for the city
sexton was sustained. But not until
( Councilman Black explained that the
! sexton had purchased d horse and rig
at his own expense
/ The council accepted an invitation
| from the G. A r to participate in the
memorial day parade
/ Notification was received from the
| Rio Grande Western Railway COM
pany of the acceptance of the franchise
for the construction of a spur track on
/ Sixth West street, granted two weeks
/ ago.
/ City Recorder J. s. CritchIow's report
! showed that during April there were
/ 327 cases handled in the criminal di-
/ vision of the city court. the fines and
! forfeitures in which aggregated 3,4ST-
/ Pay rolls for the first half of May,
amounting to SS,S6447. were allowed.
/ Chief of Police William J. Lynch
notified the council Of the appointment
| Of George H. Morris, city pOundkeeper,
as special policeman. The appointment
4 was confirmed.
The veto Of Mayor Morris Of the APP
preparation of $3.50 to give the plumbing
| inspector "A trip to the east to inveSti-
/ gate grease traps was sustained by be
I ing received and filed
/ Councilman TUddeHham introduced
/ two ordinances, which were referred to
the committees on improvements and
/ engineering One provides that in al
/ except residence buildings cornices
shall be of stone or metal, and
The other defines the thickness of brick
and stone walls of from two to twelve
/ stories high.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-16
ORDINANCE is MODIFIED.
Independent Telephone Will Get
Franchise at American Fork.

American Fork, May 1.-THE city cOun-
Gil held a meeting Saturday night to fur
Their consider the granting of a franchise
TO the Independent Telephone company.
Secretary Sloan was there in the interest
OF the telephone company and made an
effort to get the council to modify its
demands made upon the company in an
ordinance which the council had decided
upon passing. and to certain extent he
was successful in his eRdeavOrS. The
council finally. after much deIiberation.
decided to modify it by demanding in
HeU Of granting the franchise. two free
telephones instead of four. free toll Serv-
Ice for "a radius of ninety miles for the
apprehension Of criminals. free toll serv-
ice in the county for official business
500 cash to accompany the acceptance
of the franchise. and 80 cents tax annual
y on each telephone installed instead of
500 annually The ordinance will be-
drafted as modified and will no doubt be
passed at special session next Thurs
day night
Mrs. G A. StOrTS and children and Miss
= la Storrs went to Manti today for am
extended visit with Mrs. StOrrs' parents