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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
UTAH BUILDING
OPENED TODAY.
Director cIawsoa Returns aud
Talk, Interestingly Of Port
land FaiG
SAYS the RATES ARE TOO high
Attendance Would be Greater II Rail-
roads Would Reduce Their Figures
May Return Toalsht

Hon spencer Cluwson director OF tho
arrived this morning from Portland, to
DO IN attendance ~ he expected on the
Fult against the city by the hlcotras
Paving company for dolInducnclos and
forfeiture Tor non'iuhlmcnt OF con-
tract ON the Yves, Houih Temple street
atphll' paving contract AZ Tho court
hns lust ruled that the contract was
Win Tho board Of public works rather
than with the ely council the company
WIN have 10 amend Itp complaints and
IN all events the ease has gone over TO
tho November term, Mr. Clawson there
fore has come home on an GRAND that
amounted to u villa goOao chase ANA
returns 10 Portland either tonight or
tomorrow
Mr. Clawson snid the Utah building
opened today the delay having been
caused ny the non.arrlyOl Of the lni
car Of exhibits and MISUNDERSTANDING
about the motor 10 drive the MIL Thoro
was a motor there of 60O.horsc.powor
direct current, whore The mill arrange
mont called for Il 2b1shOrso power motor
indirect current The Alllsschnlmere
company Wll however, mako The re.
qulred change Immediately The state
building win do very wen for ~ pur'
pose except that Il " set too low ON
the ground, The site could not be lm'
pioYol upon There In a steady stream
Of Visitors between the uiah and Idaho
state buildings which ndloin eatll
other ana then there is inc Illinois
building beyond, ana The Now fork
bullADg beyond that, Tho most pre-
ton state building, he appropriation fol
which was $4,000, but the Now YORK
building ~ a very elegant nnnlr par-
llculafly IN the line Of decorations, ana
the Empire state epont there dollars
where small commonwealth Ike wan
ana Idaho could spend cents,
AZ vet there II no Titan state lltorn'
turc ready for distribution but Mr.,
ClaWgon said there would bc some
along proity soon People who call Ale
much pleased with the exhibits, and IN
completeness OF display and value ~
the things displayed Titan need take no
bnckwalcr from other states,
Mr. C'lnwson believes that the Polt'
land fair VIII prove n gratifying sue,
cess. u has been well patfonlsed ever
since the opening, and the location ior
fair purposes could hardly be- improved
upon, with the mountain and water
stopeuS.sbots,p PLAN vlow, However,
mo ultcRdhnto wou'h he larger were
lhe railroad rates lover ThIrly'ono
ana a half from this city ropnd trip,
M too much, the figure should BE no.
over 80, MI Claweon said he hnd been
told w number Of people today mat
but Cos the rate they would be glhd 10
attend the fair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
is STILL A CHANCE.


The calling on Of the rits'Schrock
contest was the theme among nghl fol.
lowers today Fil2 ordered tickets for
New York ana declared he would not
night schreck Bllly Hogan, Schocka
manager made al kinds of offers to the
lanky one but nll TO no purpose, pits
said he was golng away
AZ lnAt accounts however II WAS said
that FltS was considering new pros
position ana might remain,
Later FlW says he VIII not ileht
SchrecR
Lntor-lNlN says he might stay over
until tomorrow ana think the matter
over Hogan w wild llc rs also crazy
lor "a ilghl With lfitz,
SIN lulou FliS says he IN "bluddy
OF hat the management, and ho won't
lght " the club puts NJ $4,000
NJ " which amounts 10 this, n
hitH jumps our of tho match, the ma.
iorlty Of lght fans win 0ouse HIM
ana IN fact are ALREADY lolng 80, Of
W,lchlnE They declare that he w.
amid Of Nrhrruk lvon Freeman lrit2'
lnanOgor comes m tor his share ~ tho
hlumc, tie ~ accused ~ framing M
lhr thlnd lnul Freeman arrived
everything was AN right and peace.
uhlo Ihcn trouble hogln good and
NWly llc wants l'lt2 to 90 back lo
New York ana po ahead or the SHOW,
~ l'ighl for Love"
JnW u8 tho foregoing was about to be
Rlvcn Ia the cops boy the NOws' re-,
orlNod n wireless message 20 tho ofloct
that "A long conference had been hold
brlWcpn lllg NJ w. MuNey. George
Gardner ana Dilly Hogan, Latter they
ull Jumped INTO "a carriage and wont
dnshlng down Second South street To-.
ward Tho Rio tirHudc dopot
l1ht report II looks goai,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
Visitors and Home Folk Talk Of
Such a Project at Todoy's
0utIngs
SUGGESTION TOOK " WELL.
d. Lamb, Personal Representative Of
Mayer Of Los Angeles, Is Father
OF the Idea.
lspoclal 10 lho vNoMAlN

Bingham, June ls,-In addition TO
tho proposition Of the visiting capital,
is's from Los Angeles Of organizing u
real estate syndicate TO deal In Salt
Lake choice lots ana buildings there
was another matter brought mp and
favorably discussed by knot OF gen.
tlolnon IN another car
This party discussed q Joint Utah and
southern California day AT the Lewis
A CLARK exposition this summer This
matter was urged by Dr. W. A, Lamb,
president Of tie Lamb Fruit company
ANA personal representative OF Mayor
owen McAle,r of Los Angeles, who IL
heartily IN ftNor of such a stop being
taken
After tho subsequent discussion that
followed Il Was the sentiment OF all
VINO TOOK part IN the Informal meeting
would suggest IN tho face OF the cordial
and mutual esteem In which both Los
Angeles and Salt Lake hold each other
that nothing could be moro appropriate
thon u Joint reunion NJ Portland this
summer lnasmuch nv southern Cali.
fornl0 has boon invited by the oXposl.
ton management 10 select day al the
fair ] would suggest that we make an
onort 10 have that day nv close nv pos
blble TO Utah day, 80 that We all can
get together again and renew the
friendship that has no happily sprung
NJ between tho clties az either ond Of
the llno' This sentiment was an.
plaudod and the wish expressed that II
possible u Joint Utah.sou lhcrn Callfors
MIA day be h0ld At Portland,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
SUM MONS,

IN the District Court " tho Third
Judicial District Of the state of Dluh
County Of Salt Lake, Chen J Robinson
Plaintiff W. Jeanette May Mclean Robin
ron pel9nInnl I'M STATE % Utah O.
moned TO appear within twenty days ofltr
the service OF this summons upon you II
served within the county IN which ihV
action h brought otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend the uOOy.
uro 40 10 do, Judgment win bc rendered
against yon according 20 the demand al
the complaint which within ten day NJ
ter service " this summons unqn you, Nll
be fled with the Cldrk Ot said Court,
THOMAS a MAYCOCk,
Plaintiffs Attorney
EBEN j, ROBINSON,
Plaintiff
H. o. address 20i,3,5 Doscrot New
Building Salt Lake CITY, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
WAGON TIPPED OVER.
Visitors Have Narrow Escape From
Serious Injxry

Especial 20 the "NoNs,O
Bingham, June l3,--At 9ilb this az.
ternoon an accident occurred At the
Utah Copper mine In which several
members Of the Los Angeles chamber
OF commerce ana a number OF Salt Link.
ers had n narrow escape from serious
Injury The visitors were seated In n
large excursion wagon driven by Matt
Morrlpsey, which was overturned on
maNng q sharp curve, The four horsos
attached 10 the wagon Immediately
became unmonagenblo ana started
kicking, while Mr., Morrlssey the driv.
err was thrown from his seat danger.
ously near the horses heels, However
hystandors got the animals under con.
troll and thus saved him from being
hurt, As II was, Representative Kin.
ncy of Salt Lake and Some OF the Wis.
TORS, were badly bruised from the fan,
but aside from this the damage done
was not serious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
ELECTED FROM GAR.
george colvIp sues street Railway Com
pany for $4,000

George Colyin filed suit In the dis.
tricl court today against the Utah
Light & Railway company 10 recover
damages IN The sum Of $500 Tor inju-
rles received BY being elected from ONE
OF defendants cars on May 81 1908,
and also to recover $4,000 damages for
false Imprisonment alleged 20 have
been caused by defendant The COM.
plant alleges that plaintiff was VIC.
lontly assaulted by Conductor i. y.
Grocsbock, who struck him In the back,
severely wronchIng his arms and hands
and elected him from tho chr II Ia
further alleged that the conductor
caused his arrest without probable
cause and he was held IN jail for "a
hours without a warrant OF arrest For
Iall Of said acts plaintiff asks judgment
In the lolnl gum OF So 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
BIG JEWELRY ROBBERY,
Ten Thousand Dollars' Worth
Taken from a Berkeley Home,

RcrkocN Cal, June l9.-.Jowcry
valued At about $4,000, was stolen from
the aporimon,s Of Mrs ", q, Bond
ana OF Dr. y, Clements on May p IN
Berkeley Inn, n family hotel At Tolo'
graph avenue and Bancroft way, Tho
pcllco have been working ON tho case
Tor three weeks but without sucocsl,
Mira, Bond made tho 0nnir public. to-
day by authorizing tho Insertion of an
advertisement IN the newspapers Of
fcring a reward of 800 and mo ques'
TONS asked for the return OF the
" olCn articles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
THE LION BIT HIM,


Rob lfilgslmmons aud the Lagoon
Resort company VIII ho made defend.
ants IN a dam0go suit to be hlcd In tho
city court within the neat day or Two
10 recover dHmWoa FOR injuries cluscd
10 The l0'Near Old son of Charles q,
Birklnahow by Senator" the pugllIs, y
pet Hon II appears mat the boy waa
playing with The beast on Monday
when II bit him Just what amount win
hc asked for Is not known, aB the com.
plant has not got been fled,
Judge whitaker today appointed Mr.,
ht aou tor TIM purpose VI Minis the ac-
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
SALARIES INCREASED.
Internal Revenue Collector Callistsr
Receives Some Pleasing Information,

Internal Revenue Collector Callster
iodoY received the pleasing inforWa,Ion
from Washington lhot he Office has
been given Am increased allowance Tor
the coming yonr Ills ~ the only revo.
nue. ONCE IN the west which has been
nlloWt4 an increase, ana that has been
granted because OF the fact that the IN.
crease of business IN this district uon-
WINGED Commissioner NCrkos that the
ONCE NODDED an additional allowance
l'nlor tho additional allowance Cola
leoior Cnllislor's salary " Increased 10
the maximum salary paid for that Of
nee and IN based on the fact that tho
bueInu,s Cor the past year, which viii
end IN June 30, VIII have amounted 90
mole( than tiS6,O0O Cashier David
Eyny aleo recclycs AN increase OF 5000
In hts annual salary, which VIII make u
81 lO0A The allowance for salaries for
the c0)ning year Nv &3,lIs, ana the total
alloNOlnco lor the Office IL over $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO
PURcHASE VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

Vacant corner ON second South and See,
ond West streets, one of the choicest
plocos OF Nncant property In the city will
be offered by Salt Lake County nj public
auction At the west front door u the Joint
city and County building, on july 10
1905, at ~ o'clock noon, lS2 feet fronting
on second South street, lG feet fronting
on Second West street sidewalk and
street both payod ON Second South front
This splendid piece OF property IN located
IN the business district on Second South
street, This IN one Of the best opporiun.
ties for invest mont IN salt Lake city
Como to the sale ON july 10, 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
Russlnns Stronger In PnrIs.

para, Juno l3,--Thc boureo, which
enjoyed Il holiday yesterday today had
the first opportunity 10 express lta
sentiments ON the peace prolimin0rics
Initiated by President Roosevelt, RUS
slams were unusually strong advancing
to the highest point IN many months.
Fpanolers took AN optimistic view. OF
the success OF the peace movement, but
tho Morocco question caused uno0sl.
moss ana In n certain measure Checked
tho advance, Russian imperial w were
quoted al 90 ana Russian bonds OF 1904
at G0b,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
IUNKET JOTS,

pr Lamb ~ loa Angeles, PRECEDENT
NJ The Lamb Fruit COMPANY with "a
big hoy around hiF neck u'yurlnUrl
considerable notice iaul yWng THO
koy WIGS presented to him loHiWduy mr.
lcm0on Wy Mayor Morris, Win guar.
nntto that II would opCn iho door Dn
The best ROlt Lake onlrdH
II iR estimated Dmt fully roo nf tho
visiting southern rullfornuus were AT
the WngsIdo al lho eull Palace mN
night making double event Ol the
Commercial club luncheon ana the O..
koofo-Qardncr reception
Tho gentleman VINO rode around In
The patrol wagon yesterday afternoon
m strange ntlhQ wearing a hroastplato
M a cigarette Sign alleged Ia ho stolen
from los Angeles a gorgeous robe do
nult ana n happy smile ~ Mr. Zach
Louis Schwaobo, leader az the Corky
band nv SehWaoho when an homo H
very diRnlned gentleman ana uffocta
purple and nnc linen incidentally no
nudits The accounts Of tho city NJ l0g
Angeles,
ThN tan young man with the Marthy
fompIo1lon, tho tog horn voice and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
KEYS WiINQuisIlED'
Turned over to Visitors at Meet
Ing of CITY Council,

There was mo rogllur meeting OF the
city council last evening, as the MON
bos had their hands fun IN entertain,
NIX their guests from Los Angeles,
The Visiting city officials aud council.
mon were taken 10 the city ana county
building yesterday afternoon, whore
thoy Visited tho council chamber The
city council was called 10 order and
after roll call The koya TO the city wcro
turned over 90 the Los Angeles officials
ana the meeting then adjourned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
OREGON LAND FRAUDS.
Demurrer Of Senator Mitchell
Oycrruled

Portland or, June l3,~-Tho nrst Skin.
mlsh In the trial Of United states Sen.
aor John n, Mitchell charged with us-
Ing his public office for private gain,
wont against the distinguished defend.
ant today when Judge John j, De lla.
ven gave hls decision on the arguments
presented yesterday 70 tho demurrer OF
the dofendnnts counsel 20 the indlot.
monl. Tho demurrer was oYerruled,
Next Tuesday was set for the date OF
trial OF senator Mitchell,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
WHO BROKE THE LOCKE
Supervisor scldon win Prosecute
Guilty Party IL Caught,

street supervisor soldon ana hM men
are hot ON tho tull Ut the party who
broke lhc lock In the clY cnnul near
Liberty park on sundoy uIght and
allowed considerable water 10 escape
and flood the otet drive NJ tho park,
and n su,ccaNnll M nUdlnR the guilty
marty q prosecution win follow,
The ollrHto ipu ppnllontIury ono. ana
II IN The inloulion of lhc supervisor To
prosecute the guilty person ia Tho limit
ID hc H oOughL Such un act nv that
NJ sunday nlghl mlghl result In con,
siderable damage from the water Mood.
lng private property hence II w Il go,
llouU mlltlr W Interfere with the locks
VI the canal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
HOLMES ART GALLERY,
VIII Be Opened b the Public.

col. ana Mrs Edwin =. Holmes have
cordially invited the public 10 visit their
prlvntc nrt gallery NJ the Amelia Pal
aco IN Thursday and Friday June l5'
10. from 10 n, M until 10 y. M the
exhibit Wll be- omen 10 ihe COMMERCIAL
club and Los Angeles visitors ON Tues
dan aud Wednesday Of thls weok Senn'
tor ", 4, clark visited the gallery yos-
to-day afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
BENNETT POLO CUP.
Americans In London Town
Team 10 COmpete for II,

London. juno l3,--Aftcr several dis
appointments the Americans Of Lon.
don have succeeded IN forming u polo
team 10 compete for the James Gordon
Bennett cup IN Paris Juno H. II "
composed OF Insloy Blair, Robert Col.
llor Frank Mockoy and Craig Wads'
worth French ana Spanish teams
hayo entered and II II probable that
an English team VIII compete,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
Patrick Rynu's Body Found.

Chicago, Juno l3,--Thc body OF Pat
rick Ryan, 80 years Of age who dlenp'
pcarcd nom his homo on juno q, has
been found floating In the river.
Ryan had been an important factor
IN Democratic political circles on ne
west slide Unlll u few years ago he
was considered wealthy but playing
the races " said TO have caused hln
downfall and an he was broodlng oyoI
his mlsfortuncs shortly before his dis
appearance the police believe he cons
,.Ittad auloldo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eleventh Ward on Thursday June
IN, the Eleventh ward sunday school
lukos liH annual outing 10 RaltOIr 81.
porlntcudcnt David Cameron and aida
have lakon great pains TO assure the
AFFAIR being a most enjoyable one, Tho
Eleventh ward people arc Justly proud
Of their sunday school, ana WIN no
DOUBT rally 90 lla support ON this 90,
cason' The proceeds 80 TO the school
fund,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
Suit for Attorneys Fees.

Suit has been filed IN tho district
court by G, =, Price against the West.
orn Loan g. Savings company to rec
cover $1,000 alleged TO be the balance
due plaintiff ~ attorneys foes for legal
services rendered for defendant during
the past year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
Hewlett Bros. Co.
coffee Department.
Rall Lake cry Utah,


ungnlnly gait who startled everybody
al the depot aud subsequently on tho
streets hS nmbllng around The city yes.
lordny in Il gorgeous rod, white and
brown striped night gown ana frllls,
w1on M homo, liz a very dlgnlncd young
man, he IN also mlryoyor Tor the county
ing the originator OF the notorious
"rooIsh i've"
Another charter member of Tho
Foolish Five IL William A, Wlokor-
sham Mr. Wickcrshnm unblushlngly
admits that he stole the most gorgeous
suit " plinmnt on the train, He also
pleads gullly ~ representing The slNly.
ninth assembly diNrlct, In private lie
Ne W dealer m l0bHterB and other sea
food 40 San Pedro
.-.-.....
Iohn Nghlongno. treasurer for tho
wholesale Rrucory arm of II, l., craig
& Co., N another member Of the iona.
Than club quintet Ne lost his voice
late yesterday afternoon while holding
up his end Of the organisation known
aa the silly southern Serenndora lie
SIN retains the automatic rooster aud
tho loga appropriated from neighbor-
lng berth az souvenirs Of the Salt
Lako trip,
Tho remaining member Of the mmor.
iNl organization Whoh has been sent
10 SAN Lake AZ great expense FOR the
purpose Of advertising southern Cali.
lornla as a nice DUET health resort IA
i, A. Ilausor treasurer Of the ll0user
Packing company one Of the largest
Wholesale meat companies IN Los An.
COLES, Mr. llauscr N Young and hls
friends anticipate that he win grow NJ
ana eventually Nko the sold medal for
department. AZ homo he IL Of a dis.
llnclly retiring disposition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

states Office today, Tho capl,ol 49,.
ot me company IN $4,000, divided in,n
shares Of the par value Of $40 pach 'pl,o
lor Christensen y president NJ, &. pn.
per, Vice presidents James prano,
liehsurer j, NJ Draper, secretary XXX
company WIN tansact Rononl[ NOR.
camille business AZ Moronl "'''
Today'e local bank clcarIngs nmonr,.
ed 10 $3.50, $50 ns against 500 6lno a. w.
the same day last year. The inot,as,
II largely due TO RIO urando pay day,
The uomc Trus, y Savings company
report, three sales OF realty on ,h,
north bench, amounting ~ $500, ALA
,he sale OF q residence ON u street lo
w - sutton from Mrs, u, ", Martin
for 1920 u sale " another u mre1i
residence from Mira, Martin to local
Investor for t,S0o, and irackaqo sole
on Third West street from w, II, lNr.
ton 10 j. ", Bailey for 1880,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
90
FOR "A NAME.

Have sou made your eugaoa'
i.0nB YETI II not Ahnd to-
diy not i0mOrlOW-but today.
We want two catchy ORlul'
NAL nAmoY for our hiHh grade,
frcsh r0lelud bulk cotccs
They must bo oilglnal Hack
noyod names such na "purliy''-
viii not WIN
Tuf the name which We con.
t.drr bOsl We win pay $3.50, For
The .ocopd best numo we VIII
pay 1850
Any polHon may mgRctt four
names but no more
fhrco crown COnoo VIII bo
put up IN ono pound sealed cans
only ana Therefore this namo
VIII not DO considered, M this
contest
Al suggestions must be- mall.
I'D hcfolo midnight June Eth.
Al letters must be addressed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
Lost.

GOLD LockET AND CHAIN ON
First South .bo,woon fltfl Wosl lud
Third tnnt llclonss 10 Myrtle rNdm'
please notify A1plNont chief WorkmW
III the Fire station
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

sllMNliRIIAls--M torust Dale .lun,
", lnj, 0s the result ~ ~ uocldtHi
Samuel, SON of ], w, and Melissa pAl,.
or Summorhoysi born July 10, 1871
p, IN, at the Forest Dale meotlnghou.o
lfrIcnds invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
BUSINESS NOTES.

A copy Of the articles Of incorpora.
ton OF Draper, Christensen A. co, OF
MoronI was nlod IN the secretary Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
DIED,

GRlFFIN,..ln. this city june ~, iNyj. ~
old ng,, William. 0riflln, for many y,lr,
counselor 10 Bishop hplers OF INC iontb
ward, IN his ninotlc,h year,
Funeral nom the Tenth ward mcolnu.
house Thursday NJ p M fllcnds are IN,
NitJu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

TIN tan YOUNG man with the swarthy
iompIoGon, tho tog horn voice and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13

Secretary Harris of tho Commercial
club wears one of those smiles that
don't como olf lie would do well In
Los Angeles,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-05-19
The 18th of NORWAY.

The Norwegian citizens of Toledo and
vicinity celebrated the natal day of
their native land Wednesday with a
picnic. A large number of the best
people in the community were present
and a fine time is reported. Hans
Peterson, the versatile jeweler, was
the principal orator of the occasion
and everybody appreciated his learned
and eloquent effort. Many American
and Norwegian flags were floating and
gally dressed youngsters were much in
evidence. To quote our reporter: "Re-
freshmeuts of various kinds we're served
and the celebration closed with an old
fashioned shindig at night"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-05-19
Memorial Day Exercises.

Memorial Day, May 80, 1905, will be
observed in Toledo by members of the
Grand Army of the Republic and Wo-
mans Relief Corps, who will meet at
headquarters (Fish's store) at 9 IA. m,
Here the column will form and march
to the cemetery, where the graves of
comrades will be decorated and memor.
ial services held. Conveyances will be
provided for the w. r. c., and those
who are unable to walk that distance,
In the afternoon, at 80 o'clock, the
comrades and ladies of the Relief
Corps will meet at headquarters, form
in column, and, led by the Toledo Mar
tial Band, march to the Courthouse.
where the Memorial address will be de-
liyered by Judge Lawrence T. Harris
OF Eugene.
musical program for the occasion
will be arranged by Sheriff J. II. Ross,
which is sufficient guarantee of it,
excellence. The invocation by Rev.
Bryan will follow the first musical
number.
After the exercises in the Courthouse,
the ladies of the Relief Corps, accom-
panied by the comrades and citizens,
will proceed to the city wharf, where
services will be held for the sailor dead.
All old soldiers, fraternal orders, cit
izens and school children are invited to
participate.
BY order of Committee.