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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
WEATHER RECORD

Yesterdays report at the local ONCE Of
the weather bureau:
Maximum temperature, IS derress
Minimum temperature, 45 degrees Mesn
grees below the normal
Accumulated excess OF Temperature
since the first OF the month. degrees
Accumulated deficiency Of temperature
since January /. degrees
Total precipitation from 6 p. m. to 9 n
m, q inches. p
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since
the first OF the month, so Inches
Accumulated excess of preclpItot,o,
since January /. 2.6l inches
Relative humidity at 6 p. M SIS nor co,.
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MONEY FOR CALIFORNIA
Stockton Sends $se to The Tribune
for San Francisco Sufferers.

Both the intent and the ability OF the
people of Utah TO relieve the suffering of
the people of California on account of
their distress caused by the earthquake
and fire seem to have no limit. At this
late date and after the subject of relief
work had for a time been neglected. comes
a cheering contribution from the good
people OF Stockton. The contribution was
sent 10 The Tribune. 10 be added 10 it's
California relief fund. and It amounts TO
ss8 This amount was raised by popular
subscription among the people OF the
town and by the employees OF the Stock
ton mine, The list of the contributors and
the amounts they gave follow
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DECORATION DAY
PARADE OUTLINED
Grand Marshal Sleater ana
Aides Arrange Prelimi-
naries.
LINE TO FORM ON MARKET
AND WEST TEMPLE STREETS
Exercises at the Orpheum Thea
ter Will Be Full of
Interest.

Grand Marshal Sleater and his aides,
who will be In charge OF tho big Memorial
day parade. met in the Office OF Col. NJ
NJ. Kalghn Sunday afternoon. TO make
tho final arrangements and final an
nouncemcnts In connection with the pa
rade.
1t was decided that the limo Of march
should be; North on the west side Of Main
street, from l. o. o. F. hall TO the Brig
ham Young statue: south on the cast side
OF Main street TO Second South street:
cast on Second South street TO state
street; north on State street 10 the Or
pheum thcater.
Services at Orpheum-
At the Orpheum theater an impressive
programme will be given. comprising an
address by Rev Elmer l. Goshen OF the
First Congregational church, ana nun
Der of vocal musical selections by the
best talent in the city
Order Of Parade.
The order OF the parade. as determined
upon at Sundays meeting, Will be as foi-
lows:
First Division.
Platoon OF Police.
Squad from Fire Department
Governor and stan
First Regiment Band, Leading the Natlonai
Guard OF Utoh. as follows: sigma SO,ps'
Capt o o. Miller
Second Division.
Fort Douglas Band.
Mexican Post, O. A. r
Maxwell Post @. A R
Loyal Legion.
Autos, Carrying Orator OF the Day. pleanleo
Soldiers and Presidents Of Relief Corps and
Circle
Standardization War Veterans. Camp E A.
Wedgwood. Capt. J. o. Nystrom
Black Hawk War Veterans, Capt Anold-
Third Division.
All HnlIows Bond
All Hallows Cadets Capt. R F. Spicer
High School Cadets, Capt Webb: command
Ing Company A. Capt C Y. Clawson;
Capt ". ]. Grow; Company b. Capt Lester
First Battery, National Guard Of Utnh, Capt
Burton.
Troop A. First Cavalry, y. C. u. Lieut. w
Shea
Formation Of Line
The prelirninaries for the formation OF the
line OF march are announced as follows;
G A r.. on Market street With right resting
on Main street
SpenIsh- American war veterans. Market
street with right resting IN front OF L q. O.
Black Hawk war veterans. on Market
street in rear OF Spanish h-American war vet
orans.
All HaIlows band md cadets. on West Tenn
pie, east side. right resting on Market street
High school cadets, west sidc OF Webt Tenn
pie street. right opposite Market street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination for Salt Lake City
teachers Will be held in the Lafayette
school building on Monday and Tues
day. June and S. beginning at a m.
OF the first day.
All teachers and candidates not hold
ing certificates valid for 1906-190I are
expected to take this examination.
Candidates for high school certifi-
Gates will please notify the under
signed not later than Thursday.
May 81.
Pens. ink and paper will be fur
nished.
D. II. CHRISTENSEN.
Chairman Board OF Examiners.
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PROUD OF MISS STURGIS
Local Actress Who Gives Promise of
Great Things.

IT looks as II Salt Lake Is soon TO have
another local actress IL VIII be proud OF in
the person OF little Ethel Sturgts OF the
Orpheum stock company. When Miss
Sturgis tlmidly raped on Manager Mac
Leans door and asked II there was u
chance for her TO work. MacLean, who
always has a kind word for anyone who
has ambition, and hates to send them
away hopeless. said Yes call again some
day and l viii try and see what l can do
for you"
She did She called the next morning
when Mr.. MacLean told her TO call next
week When he said this little Miss Stur-
gIs stamped her foot and said: Perhaps
you think 1 cannot act" by jove l be-
leve you can" EXCLAIMED Mr.. MacI.ean
"and am going to give you a chance"
He did so and has been shaking hands
with himself over since. for Miss Sturgis
more than made good In the part of Lucy
Hawkesworth In Tho Girl Left Behind
Me"
In speaking about her to Tho Tribune.
Mr. MacLean said: You will all pay
big TO see that girl act some day.
Miss Sturgis. who resides with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Sturgis. In this
city, will be a permanent member OF tho
Orpheum stock company from now on.
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BAD SPELLING.
It Prevents the Acceptance of Chal-
lenge to PlaY Ball.

The need OF spelling tests I'm the schools
the past week. when the senior class ball
team OF the high school became ambitious
OF adding the scalps Of the faculty ball
sound 10 their belts. With this end in
view they carefully wrote out n challenge
on the typewriter and appointed the cap
tain OF the team TO give 1t TO the principal
OF the school, who was supposed to be at
the head Of the faculty team.
A little later the seniors received word
that their challenge had been turned down
because OF the fact that In the challenge
there wcrc three mlsspellcd words
The boys proceeded 10 rewrito the
challenge. and turned II back Into the
hands OF the principal. Unless more
words are found not correctly spelled the
faculty will probably agree to a game, TO
be played during the present week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. RADON
Services in Park City and in Salt
Lake

The funeral of Mrs. F. L. Radon OF
Park City will be held in st. Marks ca
thedral, Salt Lake. Tuesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. Brief services Will be held
MT the family residence in Park CITY on
Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock The
body Will then be taken TO Masonic hall
where the Eastern Star services will be
held. commencing at s ocolck sharp.
The remains VII then be placed on a
train leaving Park City ut 9:l5 O'Clock a
IN. On arriving here the body will be
taken to the residence of H. Radon, gT1
Second street, where 1t may be viewed
from / TO 8 p. m. The intcrnent will be
In the City cemetery. The special train
will leave Salt Lake for the Park at s
o'clock Tuesday evening.
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CALDER'S WORK b
Salt Lake Men Pleased
ance Of State NeHh
Social 20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, May z.-Ser.rl
men, who have reo=l
through the State Meal
Calder. medical su2ertaisa1
stitutIon. expressed IT,
pleased With the Etetho1
the medical superinteidssL
the party said; /.
Personal Supsi1
From what saE, J =
that The hospital has ss
OF being conducted 10 M
possible. / was lnforus
der, the medical scDsn5
assistant. visits each sue
n day, both being fi,
with the whims and rs'o
tIent In the Institutico'
PhyslclAn A'Ae
AT the present tine -
neIghborhocd OF @ e.
Caider's charge, ou' ~.
violent. Discussing ~. y.
their moods. as 10 w. Y,
said; 'Of course. Ee "a, eas
is going to happsn, os. ssa
patients all the uTee me- 4,
opments In their esIslI ~, r.;
anxious TO restore me. .
as are their relatives alJ !, 4;
doing the best we can
D''''S Everything Is
Two were then s ssss<
Kitchen. storeroom. ,s'.1 4
etc. and found syei,'T !.
pm pm cious au and beautiful ~
ia spb pckins being flowers
i be remedied in time
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Watching Developments.
The Kidneys and the Skin.

In the spring. the kidneys have much
TO do. II they are weak or torpid, they
will not do 1t well. and the skin will
be pimply or blotchy. That Is telling
the story In few words.
Hoods Sarsaparilla strengthens and
stimulates the kidneys, cures and pre-
vents pimples. blotches and all cutane-
Gus eruptions.
Don't fail TO take IT.
Buy a bottle today.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

The chapel service at the State nr,son
SUNDAY afternoon was a Memorial do,
service. the sermon being preached h,, 1SS tSS
Rev. Mcl-ain Davis, pastor OF tho West
minister Presbyterian church Decors t,ons
OF flowers and the national colors wers
bers were given, nurh-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
MUSICALE AT In
Splendid Programs +
About l5O Pa,

The final musicale Of d.
Manitou hotel took rlr,s Z
under most happy arspIcs {
parlors were garlandai n
hongingB, and a horAii.
made IL pleasant sor al n.
legged 10 attend. There ~,
80 persons. and the O.
programme was carrid ..
March Military Or -
borne and HrS Pleasu- 4.
Reading. "GypY Flapv d
Milton.
Baritone solo. 'Tns Hsiy q,
Mr.. W. Rarrett-a ncst ual-
Reading. "Wood Tsks," u
Plano solo. "A Grads sxz
Mrs Treasure.
Reading. Soldier Boy,- \:
Song. "Byc-Bye. Ny En- {
Louiea Green
Reading. "Barbara Ersie.
Milton.
Plano. waltz by Csogls. N +
Reading. ,,Sar-s7asglsi =
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. jobs Mer 4
form In their several rea~
tured the critical auEz7
number. They Will b =
membered by the dsllgi1
enjoyed their artistic vsrk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
SERIES BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Industrial Workers Hold Last Of Reg
ular Sunday Evening Meetings.

The Industrial Workers OF the World
held their last regular Sunday evening
meeting OF the season at Federation OF
Labor hall Sunday night l. E. Pratt was
chairman OF the meeting. and music was
furnished by the Misses McGraggcr and
Hogan The speaker of the evening was
w. S. Dalton.
Victory of Working Class.
Mr.. Dalton spoke OF tho Victory of the
working class, which he declared is not
far of, and stated that not many years
ago Socialists were considered as an
archists. but that now they were being
recognized as an economic power In the
world. that the Socialist movement Is a
movement of the working class for free
dom, and that the Industrial revolution
Will be one OF peace.
More Meetings Promised.
IT was announced at the close that the
first OF a series OF Socialist meetings
would be held In Federation hall next
Sunday night at the usual hour.
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FRANCIS FUNERAL
Services Will Be Held at his Late
Home in Morgan Today.

The funeral OF Samuel Francis. whose
death occurred at Morgan Saturday morn
Ing. will take place from his home In
Morgan today, Mr.. Francis was stricken
end came as stated. He had been n mem
ber of the Legislature from Morgan coun-
" and was also member OF the constitu-
tional convention. He was 70 years OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
Importance of Obedience.

The subject chosen wGg the importance Of
obedience. both TO moral and physical laws
The disoocdience OF Saul, OF tho Isroelitcs. In
failnc 10 carry out tho divine command to
totally destroy the Amalakites, was tnken as
the basis OF the failure OF that otherwise great
II was pointed out that the chief character
istics OF Saul were bravery and modesty. but
because OF his disobcdioncc. these traits be-
came Of avail 20 him and no finally COM
IL AInId
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
Everybody Busy.

Painters and paper-hangers are az
work again and we are prepared TO ex-
ecute promptly all orders for painting
and papering. Chas. II. Bodel 33-35
East First South.
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PERSONAL MENTION

r. L. Taylor, manager OF the Beck Sal,
company. and Mre. Taylor arc rejoicing 60
morning. oS
Mrs. d. S. Lochrie. wifo OF Judge p I,o,
rie, returned from years residence IN 7 u
in health. PioFcu
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We Submitted Gracefully

to the Union demands and are again
prepared to promptly execute oil or
ders for papering and decorating II
It's In wall paper we have 1t. Geo. w
Ebert &. Co, 81 Main.
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Rummage Sale.

There Will be a rummage sale at 1C
o'clock Tuesday morning at the base
ment Of st. Marks cathedral. It will
be an interesting one. too. Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

The Lunch that includes Mounts
Pork and Beans. Mounts Pickles and
Mounts ketchup will be the daInties
Lunch served at any OF the Resorts on
Decoration Day.
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Funeral of Mrs. Mcdonald.

Tho funeral OF Mrs. r. D. Mcdonald oc-
Cured ct her late homo. 767 South West Tom
pie street. Sunday afternoon. Rev Frank
Fny Eddy OF tho Unitarian church oflciated.
The Unity quartctte sang. nlso Joseph F
Pnul. The latter eang a solo. Tho lntermcnt
was In city cemetery.
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If You Don't Hear

"Buttoned Up People" by DR., McIn
tyre. tonight. you Will live to regret 1T
At First NJ. +. church.
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The Heidelberg Cafe Annex,

Upstairs now open. Imported German
beers on tap; German lunches our spe-
cialty. Strictest rules OF etiquette al
ways observed and 9 E. 3rd So.
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If You Don't Hear

"Buttoned Up People" by DR.. McIn
tyre. tonight. you Will live TO regret IT.
At First NJ. r. church.
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Drop Me a Postal.

For reduced price list for expert Ko-
dak finishing. Harry Shipler, CONNER
cial photographer, ISL Main st. Both
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Delegates to Convention.
If You Don't Hear

"Buttoned Up People" by DR.. McIn-
tyre. tonight, you Will live to regret It,
At First NJ. E. church.
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Services at State Prison

Eat your lunch in tho palm garden
at the Royal.
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If You Don't Hear

'Buttoned Up People," by DIR. McIn-
tyre, tonight. you will live to regret 1t.
At First NJ. e. church,
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TALKS OF OBEDIENCE
This Is Text Of Reno Hutchinson at
Y. M. C. A. Sunday Afternoon.

Reno Hutchinson. former religious director
Of the Portland COr) Y. 81. c, A. who as
eumcs the general secrctaryshlp Of the Y NJ.
C A at Spokane. Wash. upon his return
from tho East. delivered brief but interest
Ing address in the Y NJ. c. A. auditorium in
this city Sunday afternoon Owing 20 the fact
that Mr.. Hutchinson had 20 catch the 6:55
train for the Enst, he was forced 70 curtail
his remarks and did not talk 10 exceed twenty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

The women of the st. Paul's Guild
Will hold n sale of fancy and useful ar
ticles on Saturday. June 2, at, 61-65
South Main formerly Selgers)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
THE MONARCH VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER
the up-to-date typewriter. Per
1ke Stationery Co.. sell It.
ELKS GETTING BUSY
Rousing Committee Meetings Held at
Club Sunday Afternoon.

The Elks have decided to spring n
bunch of surprises on the people who at
tend their doings at Saltair Thursday,
June Il and the committees were all on
hand and busily arranging for the big
day nt the club. Sunday. Tickets will he
on sale at number or business houses
Tuesday morning. and the whole plan will
be exposed In The Tribune columns on
that morning.
Matters Of Interest.
Many matters OF interest looking townrd
the best manner Of advertising Salt Lake
and Utah were taken up by tho advertise
ing committee. and some clever Ideas OF
advertising the State on the occasion OF
their Grand Lodge reunion at Denver in
July has the approval OF all the business
mons associations OF the city. and good
results are expected.
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Matters Of Interest.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks and finishing. Main and
Third South.
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Salt Lake Phots S.
Kodak flnishlng-.h. 3
back Main and Th.s F
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Turner Bros, Hay, Grain and Coal,
LIS East Second South. Phones 1895
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EARLY morning.
N A ClIl||
Stock Of Matthews 4
pany Badly p,'
Smoke

At 8 o'clock ,.'. ,s.'s...s,s'
Ing occupied y,,S BY SI u,s
eG%9@sy Dspee volume: u :,,, s, E 90 o.: :.
making 1t didcul', y, tbs ~
but the loss on shs hss,osi.sd
The entire fire
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DR.. F. r. Reed. Deask
his office TO suite SIS Pro
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In Business Affairs.

Mr. Hutchinson then took up tho Importance
OF obedience in business affairs, and used
on Illustration the order given 10 a Washing
ton governmental employee TO go TO Cuba and
tell Gen. Garcia that tho United States had
determined 20 go to war with Spain and that
assistance would be rendered him. II wns
shown that tho whereabouts OF Gen. Garcia
was unknown at this time, but tho man with
the message wont bravey forth. risIeed his
life in n country strange to him. and by dint
Of perseverance, and pluck sought for the old
Cuban General until no found him md then
delivered tho message sent TO him by this
Government.
In connection with tho Importance Of ohedi-
epcc. 1t nlso was pointed out that tho laws of
nature cannot be violated without tho result
ant physical failure.
Delegates to Convention.
Jus. in timo TO catch the trnin. Mr.. Hutchin-
eon left tho Y 81. c. A. building. accompanied
by tho following all OF whom delegates
10 tho national convention. which meets at
Indianapolis. May 81: w. z. Squres. general
secretary OF the Railway Mems Y NJ. c. A.
ot Vallejo. Cal. John c. Fletcher. general Sec
retnry OF tho 7, NJ c. a. Mt Fresno. Cal;
o. L. Cox. general secretary OF the Sult Lake
Y. NJ c. A. Frank c. Lucas. secretary Of the
boys section OF the Salt LalSc Y NJ c. A
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EIGHTH GRAZ !.

Go to SssssspaSs S.,sss paSsss's',IssS!5 s''I
sis aS' Main; Main. g',S5 ssDssssSass ssssisa' : :
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Ministers Preach to Empty Benches
Soc God Through Nature Only.

Men only see God through nature
through trees and grass: they cannot feel
the whisperlngs OF His spirit: they can
not comprehend the majesty OF His pow
er and person unless exhibited and man
the creations which VIC behold with our
eyes. That ie not religion. 1t Is a higher
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

NEW GRAND THEATER-''The inside
Track by tho Ethel Tucker company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-29

for the first time In his life. Old Rodger
made off toward a farm which bordered
the town. Puggie, of course, following.
When they arrived at their destination
Puggle was delighted 10 find that Roger
hal fine bed under the edge of a big
straw stack. There the two slept through
the night In sweetest peace. Early the
next morning they were up and Off to-
wards another farm, where they got
good breakfast, for Just as they went
noslng about the kitchen yard there came
from the house rosy-cheeked boy with
a pan of milk In bis hands. Seeing the
dogs he called and whlstled TO them,
pouring some milk In a chicken trough
for them, thus to coax them nearer.
Rodger and Puggle Tapped up the milk
and made friends with the boy, who ran
into the house and brought out some bits
of cold meat and bread, which he threw
to them. Then both wagged their tails In
thanks, permitted the boy to pat them on
their heads, and stretched themselves in
the shade of an apple tree to rest bit.
you may both stay here" said the boy.
''You are butte, little fellow" he added
&c Puggie. "Wonder how you come to be
with that mongrel. But he's all right
II he Is a mixed breed, he IS l can tell