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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

p upon the raneh-even the balky horse
The Canyon Crest Banking compan,, g..
the boys VIII have Its headduarters ~
as VIII also its circulating lIbrary 80
until its schoolhouse proper Is buIlt re
school. oiit' itS
The view from this scenic VANTAGE no,,.
Is magnificent overlooking the VIII.
Deseret and the Great Salt Lake riti
the snow-capped ranges OF the Wasm,oh VIII
mountains as background
This summer home of AIrs p,, =,
built from original plans and Ideas WIT
comprise many unique features pSn
house Is made of rustic siding @ ne
stories, low sloping roofs COMPOSING, w W.
randas upstairs and down, woodward ana
floors OF first grade, Oregon hard rtna
throughout. huge freplaces built IN ,he
outsides of both gables OF native sfonaS
with mnntclpseces OF water-wasbed raE
pies In the library CRATES coal viii ho
used i pc
The dimensions OF this country bo,so
over all, are 81 feet by 30 feet. giy,ng =
reception hall of ~ oy 20 feet The w5oIo
edifce rests securely upon a mgssive
stone foundation with cellar and sforoe
room. The cost 10 the owner VIII an
proXimatc $1,000, and that II may nrope
Indeed thing OF beauty and JOY for
ever is the wishes of her friends. and
the boys of Canyon Crest Ranch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

So vital the interest. so great the faith
and determination to make success of
the Canyon Crest Ranch for Boys, that
Mrs. Hugh Park, its indcfetlgable and
enthusiastic president. is erecting upon
small knoll of land overlooking the farm
houses. n beautiful summer cottage for
her own use. This cottage is now we'll
under way and will be ready for occu-
pancys July 10. Mrs. Park believes that
In order TO manage such an enterprise
well, its president should be on the spot
for at least the greater part of the year
The picture shows the laying OF the
corner stone early in May of this year
and when this little hill Is terraced and
planted to shade trees and vines, the
wide yerandas and honey house thrown
open 10 visitors and boys upon the place
the builder will, AT least feel that she
is living useful, simple If somewhat
complex. life.
This home on the hilltop Is to be called
THE Brown Hen" because II is TO brood
In sickness. In trouble. In joy In .'hopes
sos"-the chicks OF adycrsity, blown
into This haven-Cnnyon Crest Ranch
by the adverse winds of life On this hill
will sit In daily session the supreme court
Of Justice and equity, the meanest thing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
FLAG DAY IS
OBSERVED IN ZION
Exercises Held at Liberty Park
Under Auspices of Grand
Army.
SEVERAL SPEECHES MADE
BY LEADING CITIZENS
Gov. Cutler Was the Principal
Orator of the
Day.

Flag day exercises were held ut Liberty
park Thursday morning Speeches by
leading citizens and music by school chill
dren were the features of the day. The
celebration was under the auspices OF
the 6, y. r., and quite a number of the
veterans OF the Civil war were TO be
seen on tho speakers stand and In the
audience. Col George b Squires pre-
scntine the city schools, Rev. y NJ Hell
mick and McClaln NJ Davis, Col Squires
and Gov. John c, Cutler were the speak
ers Of the day,
Col. Squires Presides.
Col. Squircs' remarks were preliminary
In nature He went back Us years to
the time when the Stars and Stripes were
first adopted by the Union and spoke Of
our early struggles for freedom. The
Civil war, tho Spanish war and the
Boxer troubles were also tourhed upon
by him. He praised the brave men who
had fought for the cause of freedom and
who had so gallantly defended the nation
In her hours OF strife. He said that the
flag had passed In glory To the present
generation, and II was expected that the
young men OF the nation would defend
and cherish tho nnG ns their forcfathcrs
had done before them.
Rev. Mr. Hclmick and Rev. Mr. Davis
both spoke with feeling and sentiment
the trend Of their remarks being loyalty
Gov. Cutler Orator of Day.
'oN' Nulh'it WHO Il'iU lSSueU llls Z llS
day proclamation and who doubtless un-
derstood that the celebration was to be
held at Liberty park beginning at 10
a m, did not arrive until II o'clock Gov
Cutler was the principal speaker of the
day. He commenced by reviewing the
history OF tho United States and the
early American colonies. He made par
ticular mention OF the various flags
which have been used by the American
people, from the time OF the colonies
under the rule OF King George to the
adoption of the Stars and Stripes
Betsy Ross, who made the first Amcrl-
can flag of Stars and Stripes. was spo-
ken OF by Gov. Cutler eat her house"
tho Governor said, and under her direc-
ton and inspiration. the members OF the
Continental Congress and some officers
OF the army met to consult regarding
mattere OF importance to the colonies,
and especially to adopt the national emb-
lem. As result OF their deliberations,
and especially her artistic skill the flag
familiar to us. was produced and on
June IA, lITI. 1T was formally adopted by
Congress" !"
Praise was given to the women of the
land for the great part they have taken
in the development OF the country and
for the artistic taste they showed In the
carly DAYS in designing for the nation
the most beautiful emblem that floats
BY Its own beauty" Gov Cutler said 'it
will attract the favorable notice even of
those hostile to tho nation II symbolizcs''
An interesting and appropriate musical
programme was rendered under the
charge OF Prof. Wetzell director OF mu-
sic in the public schools
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
eggs ARE SCRAMBLED
BY A RUNAWAY HORSE
Bricks of Nice, Yellow Butter
Also Flung Through
Air.

There was an egg race on Main street.
followed by br!ck-throwIng contest, at
the corner or Main and Second South
streets. Thursday forenoon. following the
festivities OF Miners day that had not
been announced. 1t was entirely spon-
taneous affair and was witnessed by a
large number OF appreclatiVe spectators.
The event WAS a decidedly thrilling one.
rne eggs We're In q delivery wagon
drawn by a runaway horse. the rig be-
longing TO the produce firm OF J. Chris
tensen g. Co.
The bricks were of butter and they
were thrown from the vehicle as the
animal turned the corner into Second
South from Main street, The start was
made from the Wilcox grocery, opposite
tho u. C.. NJ. l. The animal became
frightened. the weight strap broke and
during the course of the run that fol-
lowed and ended In front OF the Atlas
block. the rig was eagerly given the
courtesy of the right OF way.
The contents OF the wagon remained In
place while the run was down hill. but
at the turn. two boxes of butter were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

ASK ANY SHORT LINE AGENT
About June 16.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

hurled against the telephone pole in the
middle of the street with considerable
force. There was also liberal accom-
panIment OF eggs The middle OF the
lied by hundreds OF people. who appar-
entity enjoyed tho free show.
When the horse was caught II was
found that no damage had resulted to
either the animal. the wagon or the har-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

IL would be 10 have Main and State streets.
with all Intersectins streets 10 Fifth South
lined with open arcudcs. all brilliantly illum-
mated, and the sidewalks built outside Of
them All legitimate and clcanly business and
pleasure would seek such homes and tho oh
Jcctonablc ones could not live there: Then.
too. IL would solve the problem, partly, OF
cutting down the too great width OF our cen
trail streets -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

County Clerk Thursday. Tho capitn
$3.50. 0op. divided into shares OF the -
of 81 each The property OF the co"y;;.' n.
slSts of thirteen mining claims IN ~
Mountain mining district in Snlt Las
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Horticulturists to Meet

The Salt Lake County horticultural So
ciety will hold a meeting on Saturday.
June lG nj the county building. room 256.
at o'clock p. M, n. d. Jensen. secre-
tary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

MOUNTS Pickles take special 1e-
light in tickliIg the palates of all who
Ike good thlr.gs TO eat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Have You Seen HimP

Local authorities have been notine1
Of Police Sylvester OF Washington, ~;
Eugene f brennan aged y yeA,s,
Tor larceny and embezslement Dfsu,e
a former United States marine an1 ~
on one OF the Washington papers -
nnrtcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
Articles Are Filed.

Articles of Incorporation OF the Bingham
Ines company were hed In tho Office OF the
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Extra Special
Dress Goods Values

Wool dress goods double width regular
price i5c. Sale price. l0t
Wool dress goods double width regular
price 25c. Sale price ........ 15C
Wollen dress goods in fancy mixtures
40 in. wide regular price SOC. Sale
price .-.. ......-...,...... .25(
Figured Mohair in 40 in. wide regular
price SOC. Sale price ...,. ~. .25C
Mohair IS in. wide regular price 75c.
in black, blue and red Sale price 4Sc
Broadcloth, 81 in. wide, regular price
$50 Sale price. ~. -. 89c
Melrose cloth "A in. wide in black,
brown, Royal and Navy blue o5c.
quality Sale price .......4 4C
Extra quality in black dress goods
regular price i.25, Sale price 800
81 in, suiting cloth, regular price $500
Sale price. .......... 48c
White Habutai wash silk, regular
price 4Oc. Sale price ~. .t... ~. 24c
White Habutai wash silk yd wide
worth 75c. sale price 48c
Black Taffettline silk yd wide, regular
price CSC Sale price. ....... o3c
Guaranteed black Taffetta silk yd wide
real value $3.50, Sale price. 800
Black Pean De Sole silk yd wide
regular price Si.25 Sale price. >. 900
Ladies Mercerized black drop skirts
regular price 75c. Sale price. 4Sc
Ladies Mercerized black drop skirts
regular price Si.oo, Sale price. 100
Ladies Mercerized black drop skirts,
regular price $500, Sale price. 7oc
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Clothing.

Mems suits, regular price $3.50, sale
price. ....., ...... $2.98
About $50 mems suits in broken lots
of /, , and 3 suits of kind, regu-
lar price $3.50 and $3.50, TO close
at observation-disclosures. 1898
All our ST. mems spring wool suits
in Scotch mixtures 60 in this great
sale at ............... -...', 1919
One lot of mems fancy mixtures in
spring suits, regular price $1,000
sale price .................. $o.9S
One LOT mems wool Scotch mixtures
spring suits, regular price $1,000
sale price ................... $o.vS
One lot mems cashmere suits in the
new gray mixtures, regular price
$40. CO. sale price .......... So.9S
One lot of mems $3.50 spring suits
in new gray mixtures, double breast
ed, 20 in this great sale at 49,. $S.oS
One lot of mems $3.50 suits in dark.
fancy worSteds 60 in this sale al $S.9S
Mems $3.50 suits in single or double
breasted 60 in this sale for $o.9S
Mems SIC. so suits in single or double
MentS Imported black granite suits,
regular price $15, sale price $9.9S
Child's Jersey suits, ages a to s, reg
ular price $3.50, sale price .ooc
Child's fancy suit with belt, ages A to
s, regular price 81, sale price csc
Qhild's fancy SUIT with belt, ages a to
8, regular price 81, sale price .$1.4S
Childs fancy suit with belt, ages 4 to
8, regular price 81. so, sale price $1.7S
Childs fancy suit with belt, ages 4 to
8, regular price 2.75, sale price. lbs
Child's suits, ages s to 10, regular
price LIS, sale price $1,000. 1.5S
Child's suits, ages s to 10, regular
price 200, sale price ........ AS
Child's suits, ages to 10, regular
price 2.75, sale price 1870. 1.98
Child's suits, ages s to 10, regular
price 1915, sale price ........ 2.9S
Child's suits, ages s to 10, regular
price a. 30, sale price 1880. 5.4S
Boys long pants suit, regular price
3 so, sale price ....s......... $50
Boys long pants suit, regular price
4.50, sale price .......... 2.98
Boys long pants suits, regular price
$50, sale price .....,........ 4.SS
Boys long pants suit single or double
breasted, fancy wersteds or new
gray mixtures, regular price $50,
sale price ...... ............ 4.9S
Boys suits in the new grays double
breasted, regular price 1000, sale
price. .......,...-.. .......,, OBS
Mems cashmere Pants, regular price
1.50, sale price ....-.... SOC
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Small Wares.

Pearl Buttons per doz. ..........ic
Adamantive Pins per paper 49,. ..,.-ic
Mourning Pins per box ............ie
Brass Pins per paper ......... $50. SC
Wire Hairpins per box. $50. $50 Sc
San Silk per spool. .............. SC
Children's handkerchiefs each. ..... &c
1 900 yds Torcheon Lace, regular price
&c, sale price. ................i lie
/ 900 yds Torcheon Lace, regular price
SC, sale price .................23c
Boys fine Negligee shirts for. ..25c
Mems fine Negligee shirts, regular price
40c, sale price. ...... .........25c
Mems fine Negligee shirts, real 75c
values, sale price ............. .4Sc
Suit cases, regular price $50, sale
price ....... ...........'.. ..Soc
Suit cases, regular price s2.75, sale
price. .....-........S i.9S
Genuine leather suit case, regular price
$3.50, sale price. .......... S3.4S
A snap in hand bags, regular price 81,
sale price ............ ..49c
Ladies umbrellas, regular price soc,
sale price. ......... ...,.-... S9c
Ladies' umbrellas, regular price 75c.
sale price. .............. .48c
Ladies' umbrellas, regul lar price 81,
sale price .........,..-.. $500, ..I9c
Ladies' umbrellas, regular price $3.50,
ea1a r,rira O2c
Mems umbrellas, regular price $50,
sale price ..............-... csc
Fancy table oil cloth, regular price zoe,
sale price $50. ..,.....,.. .l5c
India Linen Bookfold, regular price
61c, sale price. ..t......... sc
India Linen Bookfold, regular price
loo, sale price ............S l-3c
India Linen Bookfold, regular price
15c, sale price. .......... loc
Embroideries, regular price Sc, sale
price ................. .......4 &C
Enbroideries, regular price osc, sale
price .........-..... 1920. SC
Enbroideries, regular price 123c, sale
Ennbroideries, regular price 15c, sale
price ................ ......... lOc
Insertions, regular price 74c, sale
price .......... ...........~c
Insertions, regular price loo, sale
price. :. ............... I-2c
Smyrna Rugs 3oxoo, regular price
$3.50, sale price. ...... ..... 9Scl
Brussel Rugs fringed 30xoo, regular
price 81. so, sale price 1870, 9Sc
Administer Rugs 3Ox6o, regular price
So, sale price. Az. ......, 81. l5|
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Lace Curtains.

Lace curtains white, regular price SOC
Sale price per pair ........ 39c
Lace curtains white, regular price Soc.
Sale price per pair. .49c
Lace curtains white, regular price $1.00
Sale price per pair .79c
Lace curtains 81 yds long white regular
price 81. so Sale price per pair. csc
Lace curtains 3 IL ydS long white
regular price $500 Sale price per
[ ace curtains 8 IL yds long white
regular price $500 Sale price per
pair ...-........ $1,SS
Lace curtains 3 IL yds long white
regular price $500, Sale price per
pair ................,. 50. SO
Lace curtains Arabian color 3 IL yds
long regular price $500 Sale price
per pair. s............ 1.38
Lace curtains Arabian color IL yds
long regular price 800 Sale price
per pair. j. .......,.. 1.88
Lace curtains Arabian color IL yds
long regular price 400 Sale price
per pair $3.50. 2.S8
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29

Ladies Mercerized black drop skirts,
regular price Si.75, Sale price ST.. 10
90 in. bleach table damask regular price
Soc. Sale price. ....23c
90 in Mercerized table dramask regular
price soc. Sale price. ...........3 5c
90 in. Pure Linen bleached satin dam
ask worth 75c. Sale price. .47c
u IN. Pure Linen imported bleached
satin damask regular price $500
Sale price ................ 79c
Misses fine ribbed hose regular price zoe
Sale price. ......... ..t29
Boys heavy ribbed bicycle hose regular
price zoe. Sale price .......i23
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29

5000 yds Simpkinson's Silk novelty
prints, cost at the mill today SIC
Loom end price 4. ...... ~ ~ Sc
10000 yds American prints in blues,
grays, red, pinks and lights, cost at
the mill, today SIC. Loom end
prlce ......... ...... Sc
1000 yds of Mohair Lustre, suitable
for waists and dresses, regular price
zoe yd. Loom end price Sc
5000 yds of figured and striped Pom
padour Batiste and Organizes regu-
lar price ioc yd. Loom end price Sc
1000 yds Apron check gingham, reg
ular price Sc. Sale price ...... &c
500 yds Simpkinson figured Silkolines
regular price i24c. Loom end
price ........... sc
1000 yds Austro Silks, regular price
4oc. Loom end price .......i5c
5000 yds Brown Domestic 5-4 yd
wide, regular price Sc. Sale price
long as it lasts ....~........... SIC
LII Brown Domestic, cost 64c today
Sale price as long as it lasts GO
ydS limit to cuStcmer) Sc
Best quiltlining, cost 4ac today. Sale
Good quilt lining, also suitable for
wall paper canvas, regular price 44c
-
Good bleach domestic, regular price
&C. Sale price. SC
Our star bleach domestic, I'd wide,
similar quality to hope bleach,
worth &c today. Sale price SIC
LansdaIe bleach domestic best made
cost &c today. Sale price. ...74c
Genuine hope bleach domestic, worth
10c anywhere. Sale price ..74c
(Quanity limited to cuStomer.)
1000 yds striped and check ginghams
regular price 74c. Sale price Sc
AFC ginghams worth l2tc today.
Loom end price. ...,......... nc
Toile DuNord ginghams, worth i5c
TO-DAY, sale price ...'.'.....,.. lOC
Cotton batting, worth &c per roll,
sale price. .........l.,. DC
Cotton batting, worth i23c per roll,
sale price ,...........- oBc
Percales in Bookfold, regular price iOc
sale price. oc
Madras cloth long fold, regular price
i0c, sale price .....-..... ....74c
Madras cloth Bookfold yd wide, regu-
lar price t5c, sale price ......... ioc
Madras cloth long fold yd wide, regu-
lar price zoe, sale price .......i34c
Silk gingham in stripes, regular price
25c, sale price .............fo2-3c
White and Cream Poplin for waist
ings, regular price 35c, sale price .t5c
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Extra Special
Shoe Bargains

Ladies fine shoes custom made pat. tip
regular price $3.50, Sale price. CSC
Ladies fine shoes custom made Butcher
style regular price $500 Sale price
Observation-Disclosures. Las
Ladies fine shoes custom made BIuch-
er style regular price $3.50 Sale
price .............. 81. 9o
Mems fine Arco kid shoes regular price
$3.50 Sale price. ........ ..$i.25
Mems fine Kid shoes Butcher style real
value Si.75, sale price 81. 40
Mems extra Vici Kid shoes Butcher
style regular price $3.50 Sale price
Observation-Disclosures. 81. 90
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
Counterpanes.

Counter panes, regular price 75c Sale
price .....-.. ..........-.. SOC
counter panes. regular price 100 sale
price. ....-.... Zoe
Counter panes, regular price l.50 sale
price. .......... ,....,..... 98c
Counter panes, regular price 200 sale
price ........ 1.48
Counter panes, regular price ESQ sale
price. .,.,. ......... 1.78
Satin finish counter pane regular price
800 sale price ............. 1873
Fringed finish counter panes cut corners
regular price 200, sale price. 1.4S
Fringed finish counter paneS cut
corner, regular price ESQ sale price
.......s.. ......... 80. l./8
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29

|Moquet Rugs 2Sx5o, regular price
1915, sale price ,............Sl.9S
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-29
] under at the rate of cent per Yard.

Ladies summer bleached vests toponeck
7 IL values, sale price ........ 3
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-02-22
7sNT1EE1BEk OF Dr.
EA1UTAH' pRESS
y ss<AS ISOLATION 8
Washington's Birth
day.

Today is a national holiday,
made so by the birth Of one
great soul into this werld. No
one questions the advisability OF
thus honoring the father Of his
country, for out Of gratitude for
his glorious achievements, both
in peace and in war, the whole
nation joins in revering his
name. His heroism, his bravery
and his patriotic devotion to his
country are an ever present
heritage to every American. Ii
this holiday shall help to keep
alive the spirit of Washington
unspeakable good will result to
this great nation.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-02-22
A Hundred Acres of
Cucumbers.

Mr.. Mount, of the Mount
Pickle Co., is looking for suit.
able location where he can con
tract for at least one hundred
acres of cucumbsrs to supply
his factory in Salt Lake City.
The nearness of Lehi to the
market gives us an advantage
over most places in the state and
the soil has been proven to be
well adapted to raising such
products.
AS this new industry would
furnish an abundance of light
labor for children at remunerat-
i've rates, and that during the
summer months, it is well worth
an endeavor. The Commercial
Club might with profit to our
city, sec what can be done to in
tsrest both the farmers and the
company in our possibilities in
this line.
Good land will yield from 10
to Is tons per acre which at $40
per ton would make it possible
for few acres of land to provide
sufficient income for an entire
family. In commercial economy
this is an important item. Profit
able labor on a few acres is bet
ter for the country than profitable
labor covering large areas, for
the reason that the same soil
may be made to sustain a popu-
lation much larger thereby,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-02-22
MEDICAL MENTION.

Bright red spectecles. accompanied
by Internal buses or caiomei, form a
new German specific agent against sea-
sickness.
According to Prof. Behr!ns. "the
milk fed TO infants Is the chief cause
Of consumption" He would insist on
the pasteurization Of all milk.
Remarkably favorable results are
said TO have followed the hypodermic
injection OF sea water In. "a tubercu
losis patients by DR.. Fournol at Paris
hospital.
= Perhaps II is not wise TO prophesy a
time when enzymlc diseases shall lose
all their terror by reason of the dis
covery of effective antidotes TO the poi
sons to which their ravages are gen
orally due. II is reasonable however
TO look forward to the time when the
terror Of these diseases, namely. diph
iberia, typhoid fever, typhus and kin.
bred scourges. shall be reduced to
minimum.
An English physician declares thai
II is better To keep scarlet lever pa.
ueh's at home' Where tne germs DIE
out gradually In the fresh ali, than TO
send them to hospital. where the,
are IN the MIDST of dozens OF Other
cases In ali stages OF the disease. On
their return to school. the germs are
called into activity by the foui air In
the room. and the disease is spread to
others by coughing. etc.
DR.. G. c. Franklin. the new pres,
dent OF the British Medical assocla
ton. In an address to the association
at Leicester, pointed out the danger
of overspecialization IN medicine. Tn.
development OF the specialist. he said
was inevitable. and he feared might
tend TO produce narrower type OF
medical man, but on the whole the de
velopment had so far been beneficial
both for the public and the profession