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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
Taggart Divorce Appeal

WOOSTER. o, Feb. l8-Attorneys for
capt Taggart this morning filed a motion
TO dismiss Mrs. Taggnrt's appeal i'm tho
Circuit court, because the case sought
to bo appealed is not appealablc under
the laws or the State" and because this
Circuit court has no appellate Jurisdiction
In said case Congressman Smyser, Mrs
Taggarts attorney. has written from
Washington asking that the Tsggart ap-
peal be continued until next week
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ORDERS LEADERS, EXECUTION
Vlceroy Claims Catholic Mission De-
tanned q Chinaman.

PEhING, Feb. 13.-Thc Imperial Gov
ernment has ordered the Niceroy OF Foo
CHOW TO execute immediately the leader
OF the ChanSpu mob and to punish co
verely the others concerned I'm thai az
FUR -
The Niceroy reports that the trouble at
ShanSpu arose over the detention OF a
The populace destroyed the mission and
then the anti-foreign element arose and
wrecked the English mission
troops which were sent as soon as pos
siblc fred on the mob and killed fwnIye
OF the rioters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
CARNEGIE GAVE COIN
AND BRYAN RESIGNS
Quits Trusteeship of Illinois
College Because 1t Accepted
Trust Money"

JACKSONVILLE. Ill, Feb. 12-Willam
Bryan, writing from HonskonE, haa
sent his resignation as trustee OF Illinois
college and at length declared that he
would not serve a school where the board
OF trustees was In favor OF accepting
funds from Carnegie or other trust mag
mates who arc attempting TO subsIdlze
the colleges Of America to prevent teach
Ing OF economic truth. The resignation
was accepted
What Bryan Says.
Tho Issue presented" writes Mr.
Bryan, seems TO he Il vital one and
even II Carnegie refuses, tho Same QucS-
ticn VIII likely arise II some other trust
mngnate invites requests
our college cannot serve God and
mammon, II cannot be a college for the
people and at the same timc commend
Itself TO the commercial lghwaymen
who arc now subsidlzinR the colleges 10
prevent the teaching Of economic truths.
Says He Is Grieved.
TT grieves me 10 have my alma mater
converted into ally OF plutocracy, but
having done what | could to prevent It,
] have no other recourse than TO with
draw from Its management
II regret that the action, II IL was to
be taken. was not taken before / gave
my notes. for ] regard the money given
as worse than wasted N the college is TO
be under the shadow OF great
monopoly"
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SUFFRAGISTS ELECT OFFICERS
DR.. Annie Jeffreys Myers of Portland
Chosen Auditor.

BALTIMORE. Feb 13-The convention
of the Women's National Suffrage asso-
ciatlon, which was begun In this city on
February Z. reasscmblcd today and the
following general officers were reelected:
Honorary president. Susan b An
thony. Rochester. II, Y; president.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, Philadelphia;
ce-president-at-large. Florence Kelley
New York city. corresponding secretary
Kate II Gordon New Orleans: recording
secretary, Alice Stone Blackwell Boston
treasurer. Harriet Taylor Upton. War
rem. o.. auditor. DR.. Annie Jeffreys
MYERS Portland Or
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NOl1cr

Notice Is hero,. sS
Gouneil tiou 81 OF Salt LIZ ISt!s slyes A|
Ing described irn,,ral incll 70 a..
To grade, pavo avaoproyernss,
curbs State streette tte'fty MH
OF North Temple !, trcmnn \,
OF Second Norih ''reet d -
street street. from East Tenet rs,Ts;t n
State street to tbo esnyoa
North street, fl, W so0th ~
and defray the ab5,,lns T,|
cost and expense ,Isrf ~
eighteen thousand S,e s
19-loo CISCO. 75l dclIye i've aei.,I
dollars per front foo, e
". by a local asessst s q ~,
or pieces Of ground ounS'sasa sa =
described district bs,N Ni.tla a
affected and beneSteSs u s
ments namely; ~ -
Fronting on STATE -
All OF lots I. sles n
~; ell OF lots & 1 s1a
"E", and part of Tia aA
tion 81. township j rsriiss. soasls
East side "'' a,
Part Of the southn, I
township ] north. ransa 4,
and 2, block / nIa Ie ! 81
block ] plat "K" AZ, e r
IA inclusive. block :? s w.. Y
Fronting on First No,,. ~. E1
All of lots S and G . /
All Of lots 2 and 3. biolSs,0St 4
! to . inclusive, blscy 81
Fronting on West Ca, "
and west sides: h7G Z,
All Of lots l and /, ".
all OF lots l and 3 : NJ s.s
lots l to 7 inclusive. N.Y. hIIs4
South and East siass.sk
Part OF the southWs,, +,
township l north, raars q
lot l, and of lots Z ~ ! ! eE'
2, plat *" " Gal. I.aS. y = y = :
The total cost OF saI.u ~ {
estimated at twenty-tsu =.
nine and es-1oo (Sa,@ 4, ~ -
sum the city portion -
f1ye hundred fifty ana ~
dollars. leaving e,sSs..A y
hundred nine and I'm =;
to be raised by local ss,. S
All protests and obisa,
rying out Of such intesrs
sented In writing TO n.I
on or before tho 18Th ~
1906 being the ums a..
when It will heor and S,sI.,
tests and objections A -
thereto
BY order OF the CItv :.
Lake City. Utah.
Dated October z 1S6
JOHN B. MORE,
Paving extension No AZ
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CHINESE WARNING
Of 4 MASSACRE
Wealthy Oriental in U. s. Ca
bleS Americans to Get
Out at Once.
ADVISES THEM TO SEEK
PROTECTION OF GERMANY
February "a, He Says, Is Date
Set for Slaughter Of
Foreigners.

CHICAGO, Feb. ia dispatch from
Cincinnati says Wong Fong. former sec
rotary OF the Six Companies in San Fran
cisco who is visiting in this city. says ne
thinks the Boxer trouble in China is
about to eliminate in the greatest mas
50 ere of modern times
He Issued the following warning to sew
eral American friends last night, tele-
graphing II 20 Seattle. Los Angeles and
San Francisco:
The blow is about to fall. Cable warn
lngs TO friends TO leave China at once.
Tell them to seek protection OF Germany
temporarily and to get out OF tho coun-
try before February "a"
All Foreigners Condemned.
Fong Is visiting All Loo Wal, the
Wealthlest OF the local Chinese residents
and after the messages were sent cX-
pIalned their purport as follows:
received word yesterday that the or
oer mas been sent out to the subordinate
circles or the Chinese Reform association
TO throw of ull the foreign elements In
our country. starting February a. The
association Is ostenslbly patriotic"
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WAHA IRRIGATION
Tl,ha Tnt-

IL" "lSAOli,
Idaho.
This work involves tie Il
80. coo cubic yards OF ezru
wards OF rock and consu0d
is,uu cubic Yards OF eas1%
masonry. and about h@ 2
tunnel.
A certified check or q ~
PROPOSAL bond for a sus
cent OF the amount OF hs
company each bid. and he
der will bc required to 20
tract at once and fursH
bond in the sum equal 70 u
the amount OF the contrsa !,
lee OF the proper execuuS
tract within the time spe5n
The company reserves q
ject any and all bids 81
BIDS will be received y
struction OF the ditchss, q
and C3) the tunnels or
work
the office OF inc comPAai
Idaho ..
Additional informau9a .
80 WAITER II. GRA'A
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Crew Of Trawler Lost

LONDON Feb l3.-Thc steam truvler ".
ronica, belonging To Stavangcr, Norway bss
been lost Off Lossiemouth, Englcshiro Scot
land, with crew OF ten. She was disable,
ana In low OF tho stcnm trnwler Zodlnk whon
the rope broke. Tho crew OF tbe Va,
launched boat when Within eighteen focI -
the Zodlak- but heavy sea capsized II ao%
they all drowned, - anu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
Two Ogden Weddings.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
oGE EN- Feb. lS.-Judse Murphy OF the
Municipal court was the officiating agency to-
day In uniting in the bonds OF wedlock two
hnppy couples-C. ID. Campbell. nged &C. of
Snlt Lake. and Miss Clara Ruban aged 81 Of
the same place, sought the Judge and ho
made them man and wife The groom OF the
scconh Hedding. an old-tinnc friend OF the
Judge, Is Herman NoSs OF KonesvIlc 6?
Scor9 or age. Ho wns married to Mra MARY
Wiamson, aged Al OF Ogden
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TESTIMONY AGAINST CROW
Liverymen Identify Him as Man
Who Who 'Phoned MIR. Cudaby

OMAHA. Feb. l3.-Tho most Important
witnesses In The Pat Grove trial TODAY
were w. S. Glynn and his son, Frank
liverymen. from whose stable IL is al
legged Grove teleDhoned to Mr. Cudahy
the lattcr's son. asking him II he had
found the letter In his front yard and ad-
vising him to make an immediate search
for II. The letter contained the demand
for S25 600 ransom
Both the Glynns positively Identified
Grove as the man who did the telephon-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
EVILS OF DRUG HABIT
Bill Passed to Regulate Sale Of DAN
gerous Poisons.

WASHINGTON. Feb l3.-During the
consideration OF bill To regulate the sale
OF poiSons In the District OF Columbia
the statement was made TINT tho
drug habit, particularly the use of CO.
cane. had grown at an alarming rate
during the past 1--WE years.
Chairman Babcock said he had been
called on at oil times or day and night
by mothers and persons Interested TO
plead for a law which would make IL i'm
possible TO obtain this drug. The evil
had grown, he said. TO be decidedly
greater than the liquor hnbir The bill
WAS passed
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MURDER is SUSPECTED
Rancher Disappears and Neighbors
Find Blood on Cabin Floor.

FRESNO. Cal. Feb. I3.-Henry a. Jackson
On aged ranchcr who recently bought n nyc-
ranch this city, has disappeared
Today his cabin entered by nsiEhbors
who had discovered bloodspots on boards al
his door.
Tho room in disorder and on the floor
were splotches OF blood and in one corner a
oongcoled mass OF IT,
There Is strong suspicion that he was
murdered and his body taken away in q
wagon
To Suhstantintc this theory tracks Of
wagon were discovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
ROOSEVELT A "SCAB"
Explains Why He Could Not Attend
Lincoln Day Celebration.

WASHINGTON. Feb B-Annivcraary *.
eicises OF the birthday OF Lincoln .c,. boId
In Washington tonight the Congregational
church. under the auspices OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic Commander Tosker
announced that President Roosevelt told him
that wh!lo his heart and soul were with
those who were celebrating the birthday OF
Lincoln IL would be impossible for him TO
be present at tho exercises
Tho President had said tho Commander
added. that his office "scab" one whore
peopio worked moro than eight hours n dny
and that To prepare properly for the occasion
would be out OF the question.
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Hiss Thurston Dead

WASHINGTON. Feb l8-At,ss CO.
IInurston. Oldest daughter OF forrnar
United states Senator Thurston of NJ
eraska died tonight in a hospital bcro
operation for appendicitis Sbe ,ecena ~.
years of age S was -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
LINCOLN DAY KEPT
IN OGDEN'S SCHOOLS
Students Learn Lessons of Pa
triOtiSm From Life of the
Great American.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. BIN all the schools of
Ogden City today was reverently observed
as the anniversary of Lincoln's birth. and
the services were OF a patriotic char
actcr While each school had n different
programme. the lessons taught to the
young from the life OF the martyred Pres
ident were instructive and inspiring. So
widely was the subject covered that even
In the kindergarten branches tho tots
learned something OF tho life and work
OF the first Republican President, and
came home lispIng of his goodHess and
greatness
Veteran Soldiers Speak.
The addresses at the various schools
were given by members of the Grand
Army OF the Republic. as announced In
The Tribune of Sunday morning, and tho
school for tho Deaf and Blind tho State
Industrial school and the Weber Stake
academy all observed the day with ap-
proDriate exercises
At the Grant school therc was a regu-
lar collection OF Lincoln souvenirs and
one young patriot exhibited q copy OF
the paper of the date of April Is. 1865,
giving an account OF the Presidents
death.
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Indian Fighter Dead

VICTORIA. B. c., Feb l3.-Thomos W
Aspdin; indian agent at Slntaluta' sash,
,h Who died at Victoria today. was one Of
LII, rme nrsI TO Join the Northwest mounted
S1t'ing th Bulls surrender was received IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
DR.. Hinton Is III.
'pec,al to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. 13.-Dr. ". H. Hinton ono
OF inc leading phY sicians and surgeons OF
Ogden who In seriously Ill todny was rc.
moved 70 the Ogden general hospital He
mas bSen suffering for some time with scIstIc
rheumatism nnd a complication resulting in
cerebral congestion has resulted His nj
tending physician, DR.. S. q. Eghnn today
decided shat he must be placed in the hospi-
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Husband Asks Divorce.

'TTNIHI ~ IIIV ITIUun'
OGDEN, Feb BIN the District court to-
day suit for divorce was nlcd by Honry
campbell ngninst Clarie Campbell The COM
plant cites TINT the parties married In
ponNcr on January n. 1891, and that the de-
fcndnn' Nylfully deserted the pIaIntIn ana
las slncr rcfusN1 70 live with him
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Fined for Fighting.

Special Go The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. BIN Judge Murphy's court
today Thomas shannon and Clarence johnson
n COOK ana patron who last night engaged in
a rough anq-tumblo night in a restaurant car
ard wrecked ;he car. wero flncd So ouch which
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Brings Back Runaway.

HprcIaI % Thc Tribune
OGDEN. Feb. l9-T. c Myers one Of tho
nnlcloiS OF the state Industrial school, returned
70 ogden this mofDing from Cherry Creek
NeHs bringing with him Roland Burch q boy
"ho eScaped from the Institution on Novem-
ber ~, 1895. and who captured by the
Sherin OF WEito Pine county Two weeks ago
The Young man. who committed for a
felony ~ now safely back In the institution.
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HAVE FUN WITH TAFT
Yale Alumni Banqueters Sport With
the Secretary of War.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-At the animal
Yale alumni banquet tonight the under
tone, half Joculnr, half earnest, that ran
through NIL the toasts and responses was
the fresIoential candidacy OF Secretary
Of War Taft, an alumuus ana one OF the
speakers OF the evening
Associate Justice Brewer. in the first
speech or the evening. referred TO him as
the man who sat upon the lid I'm the
PRESIDENTS absence and an the man the
American people have since decided upon
was the right man 10 sit on the cover
Other speakers alluded 10 the Secretary
and the Secretary himself referred h1
morously TO his nomination and election
by the body
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SHOT IN W0MAN'S ROOM
Physician Fatally Wounded by Jeal-
Gus Chicago Husband.

CHICAGO. Feb l3.--Or. D. P Hadneld Of
Carroll was shot and probably fatally wound
cd tonight by George w. Durphy. auperintcnd-
cnt Of tho Chicago Dock company. in room
at the Grand Pacific hotel The shooting took
place In the presence OF Mrs. Durphy. nged e
years. who hns nled suit for divorce
Dr Hadheld and Mrs. Durphy have been
friends for several years. both having lived
In Louisville. KY. before Mrs. Durphy's mar
~
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No TRIAL FOR ASSASSINS
Russian General Issues Drastic
Proclamation in Odessa

oDe SSA. Feb. l7.-GCn. Kaullurs. Govornor-
tchcral or Odessa, today issued a procion,a
lion declaring that every one ntt.n,n,Ia. -,
XVI or Killing an official by means OF OK
pIotiyes' nrms or otherwise or who IS fro
qoehuy round In possession Of deadly imple-
mcnts, win henceforth be condorrnaI mn. I
'uI punlshments without inquiry or trial
me proclamation covers the eovernmsn, -,
Emerson Emerson and Odessa, inclusive OF Besssrsbia
tknterinusaV and the Crimea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
HIGH WOOL PRICES
10000 Pounds Sold in Phoenix fc
81 1-2 Cents Per Pound.

PHOENIX Arlz.. Feb. 13.-The price Of
wool this season Is higher than ever before In
Arizona.
The average price OF that bought TO date
has been 20 cents.
Forty thousand pounds bought tolny
at 2lh cents. and another lot OF "a. 900 pounds
at 22 cents. refused
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
MONTH At SEA IN
AWFUL PEST ship
Two Died and Crew Terror,
Stricken; Vessel Drifts Like
a Derelict.

NEW YORK Feb. Bon month on
the Atlantic ocean with the entire ship
converted into smallpox hospital and q
quarter Of the crew Ill with the disease
was the experience OF the whaling brig
Sullivan OF New London. Conn
The story OF the smallpox outbreak on
the whaler was told today by Mrs, NJ ].
Haggcrty. wife OF the captain of the Sui
livan, who arrived here from Rio de Jane
iro on the steamer Italian Prince.
The whaling vessel put into Rio de
Janeiro after two OF its crow had died
OF smallpox and with seven others Ill
with the disease and the twenty-scven
remaining members OF the crow frantic to
get ashore.
Frantic to Get Ashore.
The cruise began, Mrs Haggerty says,
last October from the Azores. After the
snip had been out some time the small
poN started with one case. The disease
spread until nine sailors were i'll Days
followed when. owing to the fear which
spread among the members OF the crew.
the brig drifted along almost like a de-
serted shin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
SHOOTS IRRIGATION SCHEME
Proposes Amendment to Aid Recla-
nation of Indian Reservations.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator smoot ho :,
proposed amendment to the Indian appro-
priation bill. carrying $4,000 for completing
the irrigation system 10 reclaim the allotted
lands OF the Uncompahgre. Uintah and White
River Utes.
OF this $4,000 Is to be Immediately
available.
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In tina period mentioned these arc tho
only burial permits issued. and the under
takers are practically out OF work The
condition speaks volumes for the sani-
tary condition OF Ogden and for tho
healthfnl climate OF the city and sur
rounding region
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-14
Club Meets Tuesday,

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. l3.-Thc Child Culture club
Win meet Tuesday. February IS at 2 Z. m
with Mrs. d T. Peterson. J2s Canyon rosd
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Cuban Liberty at Stake.
Changed Conditions.

In the changed conditions that have
SO rapidly occurred and TO meet new con
dltlons that are extremely difflcnIt and
embarrassing, II not dangerous TO all CON
eerned' II is safer. wiser and more lust to
Suoililt our present difference with Cuba
20 aroltration. Ii is Stlll better that
congress should settle the question OF
,.tIe , oy law and make provision for TAX
,ns proper care OF the people and the in
retain tho title or conccde IL 10 Cuha TTo
ilatt amendment Is not broad enough to
cover me political situation, and the
t-H 10y -HaSlne power can not make IL
oiouuet without the action of Copprnss -
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Taft Is Delighted

am delighted nt being nominated
and elected President OF the United
States here tonight" he said. and | ac-
cept my honor without qualification
Among the men and women residents OF
inc district. who have no votes. / apprc-
clate my popularity. ! had other ambi-
uons. but under the circumstances | Will
not longer be looking into the health OF
Justice Brewer and other members Of the
Supreme bench "
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Not Contradictory.

You say they lived happily ever nfter.
NOW. as matter OF fact. thcy got divorce -
m right She Is content with her all
mony and no thinks he got on dond cheap. .
Philadelphia Ledger
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Smoot and Fairbanks.
,eclal TO Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Feb Ex-senator Reed
Smoot was dinner guest at the home OF
Vice President Fairbanks tonight,
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ELkS AND PARTY
REACH Los ANGELES
Welcomed at San BernardinO
and Wined and Dined by
Brethren.
UTAHNS DELIGHTED WITH
THEIR WELCOME
Informal Reception Is Given in
Magnificent Chamber of
Commerce Building.

Special TO Tho Tribune
Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 13-Salt
I-akcrs who accompanied the Elks' ex-
cursion to Los Angeles have entirely ex-
housted their supply OF adJcctvcs in Mt
tempting to describe their appreciation OF
the manner I'm which they were received
at San Bcrnardino Riverside and Los An
geles.
Welcomed to San Bernardino.
AT San Bernardno section two was met
at the depot by delegation of Elks, who
both wincd and dined their Utah breth-
rcn. Cars were awaiting them at the
depot to transfer them To the Stewart
hotel where breakfast was served. Fol-
lowing this n reception was rendered
thcm at the Elks' headquarters ard both
the gentlemen and ladies were loaded
down with oranges and flowers and other
luscious productions of the surrounding
country,
Stop at Riverside
When the train left the depot large
number OF San Rcrnardino Elks accom-
panied the visitors 10 Riverside and Los
Angeles At the former place n tcn-mllc
trolley ride was enjoyed through the
beautiful orange groves AS the sight
never witnessed before. il was well worth
ones while TO listen to the cXclamations
OF surprise and delight as milo after mile
OF orchards were passed In which were
fruit
Reception at Los Angeles.
At Los Angeles the Salt Lake herd OF
Elks and their friends were met by a
large delegation OF the local antlcred
tribe, who escorted them to the new ST.
100000 Alexandria hotel Following a
sumptuous dinner the visitors were in
formally received at the magnificent
Chamber OF Commerce building, whore
still further evidence OF the States pro-
ductiVencss ard riches was displayed,
Whole City Joins Hands
Remembering well the visit Of members
Lake last summer the whole city seemed
to have Joined hands with the Elks in
welcoming the visitors and the excursion
lists Will practically own the town for sew
eral days to come. Tomorrow the sight
seeing begins in earnest and from that
time on until Thursday or Friday the
pleasure resorts Will be well patronized
Touch of High Lie.
An evening pnper gave out the startling
information tonight that between mid
night and tomorrow morning the visiting
Elks would be shown n touch OF high lIfc
which they would never forget IL wa,
strongly intimated that there would be
several things on the programme which
Utah Elks had never heard OF. but would
nevertheless please and instruct them As
the programme was scheduled for tho
ledge rooms behind closed doors II fol-
lows that personal accounts of the ar
falr VIII have To be given out by the WIS.,
itors after their recovery.