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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
Sunmore.

Srau @tiiabstb Sruuie Sole iturb
Sonntag in ibrsr 0Obnuns on SrOot
Straee i'm slltsr pOn 80 Sabren. Der
@atte unb ;wsi SinOer iiberIcben iis
unb bic 8siiesuns erfOlste Dienitas.
= Der gllarm bon Sulten 21 an
Sonntas 9ia9t wuroe SurA oas aus'
brennen sines Gelepbon SeitunSsbratbes
Dor S6wars's 9aOeu au Drinter ctr.
ueranlast uuS bic SOl9e mar, oaB am
NtOntas Der GelepbOnbienit geitOrt
muroe.
= Sine @rplOiion, bic wabrIheinli6
our6 cine anssiammelte @asmuhe un'
ter benz SuBboben ueruriaAt pnrbe,
na6Osm Der SsisOppurat iie in SranO
seIest, bate erei9uete iih Wfontus
9iatmittas in Oem SonntaSidule 3im'
mer Der gres5pteriideu @emeinbe oa'
bier uuO orei ReriOnen wuroen babel
uerlett. SRI. @race @bumberlin. bic
Orsaniitin, uuO Srau Wt. VS. @bnm'
berlin enttamen NIT leihten S6rammen
unO Der 9isrusneridiittsruns, aber Der
Sir6enoisnsr SObn Otsiber, Der iid in
Der Wtitte oes 3immers befano, no Die
GrplOIiOu erfOlsts, wurbe nit SSnhi
ae9cn bic Oede seidleuoert unO ba ein
Seuer iOlste, ;ismlid ltart am @eiidt
uno ben SanOsn uerbrannt. @lsih
mad, Dem 9rut, Der fir mebrere Slofs
bDrbar mar, brafen Die 6lammen aus,
fonnten aber pon Der alatmirten Scuer'
mcbr bcwGlti9t weroen, nahoem elm
Shuben pou ttwa 1000 entltanoen
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
Stpril: ausedbe Der ~Seutiden
Sausfrdn~.

Die 9lprils sgius9abe Der beliGbten Wo.
natsIhrift fitr Die oeutihe Srauenwelt
uon Slmeriia III ipeSiell Dem Siterfeite
gemiomet uuo brin9t cine 9anie Reibe
uon auf oieleS Seit paienoen Beitrdseu.
OaS 1itelblatt tr69t cine fiinitlerii6
gelun9ene Eeprobuflion eiues pr16ti9en
WtdodsntOpfes BON SSulter 6irle, Su'
nocentia 9enannt. SSirle miro alS elmer
Der beruorrasenolten Siinltler Der Sest'
seit unseieheu uuO Die 3eiti6rift erutrbt
iih our6 oiele Ber0Hentlthun9, nle
iiberbaupt our1 Die tiinltlerilde auSs
ltottuns ibrer 9tummern Elm niht 9srtn'
9es Seroienlt. Gs miro oaourA benz
oeutiben Veispublifum bierSnlauoe @e'
leSenbeit se9eben, iib 3n erfreuen an
ben Sunltwerten, an oenen Der 0orts
lhritt in Der Sunlt ju ertennen lit. @ar
anbeimelno 1T ferner in oieIer ytnmmsr
Der auflue. betitelt rlleber ben Srena
ner Dem 6riibltn9 cutge9enA, in melhem
cine SlterIerien'Heiie onr6 oas roman'
tiI6e Sohlano am Snn uuo Der Gtlh
in lsbbafter Neiie sei6iloert luiro. Cine
biibi6e glnIidt pom SO,en uno llmge'
9eno, uuS meiter uon SnuSbrud, 3eller
See, 9rennersPas II. q. III. uertreten
ben biIOIidsn GbsiI Oieies artiteIs.
Der Raum seituttet uibt, BON MOnut
ju Wtonut ben pe6lelreiden Snbalt oie'
Ter Mtonutsi4rift I'M Sleineu aufjujdbs
len. Die 3eiti6rift erfreut liA INNER
meiterer Serbreituns uno Beliebtbett
uuter Dem oeutiden Publitum uuo es
lit flar, OaB bic 0eraus9eber Go an ebr'
lifem Streben uno mobl aud an @eIO
nidt feblen Iahen, nm bic 3eiti6rift Bn
rinem mnitersilti9en Slatte ju seitaltsH.
Der Serla9 ienbet auf @unidj Probe'
nummern frei. sOrslie: Die Deutiae
Sausirau, Wiilmaufee, isis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
WllleDsA
Qinnen
Oefollonlierl.

Der 8orratb uon Sla6s in Der Belt
lit eanSlid unseuii9eno, nm ben SeOarf
al 6eden uno es lit alle GuSitHt por'
hauben, OaB fir eini9c 3eit cine @r'
bOhun9 eriOlseu wiro. Otele miro ll1
folalidI in einem bOberen PreiS ooer se'
riu9cren Quulitdt 3eigen, looaB Die 9e'
aeumdrti9e @ele9eubeit gum portbetlbat'
fen autaui Die 9rOBte lit, Die Iu ir9eno
einer 2eit in Der uaben 3ufuuIt erpar'
tet peroen fam. Inter ben lpeilellen
Suden, wsl6c mir Oieie @Obs offsrt'
rem, Iino:
Seiuer aebleideer ooppelter Damasf,
72 2oll brett Unit palieuosn Seruistten)
WaIter; Satiuitretien Tuuc. Role
Wtitte; SrduIel GuuO uno SrduIsl
Wfitte Sarren OtauO, Shumrod
Wtitte Sbrpiuutbenum Rano, Hole
Wtitte Sleur.Oe'Sis 6auo, 6Ielr' BE-
2ts Wtitte; uuiere 9emObnlthe s1.25
Sualitdt Oisle WO6e nur Sl,OO Die
@ae.
@rtra Ifwere Silbsr9ebleidte. 20
3ol brett, ollie neue Wtuiter. Rrets
SieIe 8ote, s5 @euts Die Gle.
Seruietten iomObl in Diner wte 3bee
@r0sen. alle ueue Wtuiter, Willie. Stiet'
miitterheu, 9ulpe. glmeyican Seantg,
Barren, JlOic, 9ielte, ipeSielle Pretle fitr
bieie Wohe. .
5IrtiI6e SauOtii6er, pradtuolle
QualitGt, @r0Be IS BET sc, II Seats ;
rrtra Ihwer 19 bel 36, Is Gents
@rOBe "a bel 45. 25 Gents; @rOBe %
bel so. SO @euts.
Sud SauOtiiher. @rOBe Is bel "a,
12i Gents; @rOBe 10 bel 3S, 20 esnts
,@rU6e 90 bel 40, 25 Gents.
@ebdtelts BettiiberSu9e, pole SrOBs
uao ein9elGumt. Rreiie Itir oiele Wo1s
nur $50, S1.25, $3.50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
l)trIleintrtt ludlOtr.
Gin aranoioies 8aturifauipisG in Der Sim
1os ppn 9trijpua-

pos ppn atrijona-
Sie eegenpGrtiae Qtominiitratiou
befiirportet betdnntli4 .auf's @drmite
ben plan, ben beriibmten perIteinerten
8alo BON 9tri3oua unter ben S9ub
Der 8unossregisrung gu itellen uno 10
Der Na9peIt zines Der merttpiirbigiten
Hdturpunoer in @msrifa gu erbdlten.
9ln unb fir ii9 iinb ia periteinerte
SGume feline Seltenbeit; ReIte BON
i6nen finoet man rpobl iiberdll, beions
oers Die llmgsbuns bon 8diro Detit
I96ne Gremplare auf uub neuere Nus
grabungsn babsn in al9ier uno Sus
mis- Staten elmer perIteinerten 8eeetas
tion freigelest. 9lber nidts BON bem
alien lGBt ii9 nit bem srdnbioien
S6dufpiel perglei4en. bas bic Gins
ODE BON 9lri5ona barbietet. Sas iino
ni6t perein5elte 8Gume, oenen man
6ie unb oa begesnst, fonbern es iinb
Elm eanSer mddtiger @ulo, Der elm
tpeites, mebrere Meilen langes. fat
oreipiertel Weilen breites uno 1876
Sub tiefes Sbal ausfiillen.
Wldn finbet bort periteinerte Sdume
DON jsber @rDBe unO Nbem llmfanse.
9lm intereHanteIten IinS nutiirlib iene
BaumItGmme, bic in RieiensrObe bem
Bid fib barbieten.
Tlebrere bon ibnen buben eine GGn9e
BON 230 SUB nit einem Sur4meher
DON d SUB. Gin fold sepaltiger
8dumItdmm fii6rt ben Rdmen Der
-perIteinerten Bride" lleber einen
tiefen 2lbgrunb 1T er selagert; feline
6eiben @noen perbinoen bic feliigen
9(bbdn9e miteinanoer. Die 8eriteines
rung bieier Yflan5en 1T 10 pOllitGnoig
Dor Iib geganaen, bdb ibr Snneres ii9
su 9tddt uno Gbdlcebon umgepanoelt
bat; 70 IteIlsn iie einen betrG6tlihen
Wertb bar.
Die ameritaniIden Gele9rten glaus
ben, bub bieIs periteinerten 9dume gu
elmer 9lrt bon Gonifersn gebOren, bic
felt langem ppn Der @rbpberfldhe pers
I6punben 1T. Na9 ibnen erIitt Der
8pben bes beutigsn 9lri5ona in elmer
ipeit 5uriidlisgenbsn 3eit eine Sens
flung, bic bas @inorinsen Der Daiier
oes Oseans berbeifiibrte. Die Sdume,
bic ben 9ooen bsbedten, batten pers
Idieoene S9idIdle. Die lpeniger iuis
berItdnbsFdhioen fpuroen bur6 bic Wos
gen peitbin fortsetrugen; unoere bafs
teten an bem 9oben felt uno puroen
a[lmGlig bon bem Sul5 uno bem Sano
umbiilt unb nit elmer bihten bdrten
WfaIIe iiber5ogen.
sSabrtduienbe fpGtsr bob iidb Der 8os
ben pieber unb bic Wafer flohen tuies
Der suriid. Run begdnn cine reue Orr
belt Der HdturtrGfte. Inter Der Wirs
tune Der 3Glte, Der SiBe. bes Regens
uno Der lleberf6pemmungen 5erieBte
ii6 oteIer bic 9Gume umsebenbe Wfdns
tel laneIam unb bic urIpriiugli9c
Torm trdt unter ben Sriimmern bic
fer tduIenoiG6rigsn 9dHserung tpisoer
berpor. lle6rigens 1T bieies S6ul, tpis
| SorI6uneer Der lebten 9eit bdben err
fennen lafen, friiber einmal BON elmer
8ep0lferune belpobnt iporoen, bic i4or
cine 3iemli1 fortsei9rittene 9ultur'
ftufe erreidt bate. MluH fanb bier I'm
Sabre 1901 Spuren BON 9empeIn, BIZ
Der Sonne gerpeibt ipdren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04

- Das Genius Bulletin sisbt biz
SeuOlteruns uOn Scranton fir bas
Sabr 1906 als 1852 an.
BB sSir beOaueru, 6iesmal nit beul
~BodeHblatt~ etpas uerIpdtet ju er'
I6einen, Elm llmitano, fir ben anoers
uerantwOrtli6 iin6 uno Der uuBerbalb
unIerer Sontrolle mar.
- Stat elmer 9ranfbeit BON mebre.
rem Moden ueritarb seltern Mar9aret,
Die Godter BON 0errn uub Srau SObn
8. Peuftsr pom 9iuben StraBs, i'm
sllter BON 21 Sabren.
- 8alpb Dennis, msl6er Der 5rau
Marp Bacon einen Oiamantrin9 itabl,
muroe Dienitus fir iein seri4tli6es
@ri6einsn inter 5000 8iirsidaft &C.
itsllt. @S er9ub ii6 bel bem Serb0r,
oaB Dennis BON Der Yoli3ei uerlGn9t
wurbs, neil sr Dor bier Sabren einen
Uiunn an @enter StruBe uerbuusn uno
beraubt baben iOll.
- Den @ebriiSern 8urfe 1T Der
Sontratt fir Die 9tipellirun9sarbeiten
an benz @runoitiide oil Siio @aibin9s
ton sIuenue ju9eipro6en wOrcen, auf
mel6em bic neusu Sterilization Der
yadamannn @ompauie errihtet peroen.
Dieielbe Sirma bat ben aontratt tiir
ole 9ntfernuug pom etma 10000
Yaros 9runo bel WioscOw erbalten.
I'M Die oOrti9. stnitei9un9 Der 8elelle
gu beleitisen. !uiun bat berehnet, oaB
bic Nadawannu uuO Die auoeren 9iien'
babn Companion unO Die StraBsnbabn
Gompauie ius9eiammt etpa S15, 5,000,'
600 fir Jisnbuuten unb Yerbe1srunsen
in oieier 9iu4baridait uorauSsabsn
meroen.
- 8ir sluuben nift, bab cs osm
rSufuWauna 3wsi9e" pom Serin9iien
Jtussn lit (sber oas @eseutbeilD, penn
irsenO elm miiliser Seridterituttsr Der
umcritanii4sn Preiis Pbantaiie'Ser
auitiidt, wie J. y. Der in Der bleli8en
y 5rutb" am Wtittmoh Gbeno. Die
sbii6t mag iu cine gan; quite iein, absr
Die Sa6e 1T sdnSlih uerIriibt nno pors
lGufiS nod niht ipru6reii = miro ii9
wnbrldeinlih crit in Sdbren uerwirf'
liben, Deun iiberbaupt js. @s ware ia
gang i60n, nenn Der 9adawanna
3wei9 eln $1,000 @sbdubs errihten
fonnte, wis Der Yeribteritutter in slns'
ii9t itellt -aber Olju sebOrt mebr, mis
lserss Strob Orsihen. aliO, nur im'
mer lansiam uOraH
Serr @eorse SdulS bisbcr an
WlaSiiOn aue. wobnbaft unO leit iiber
;ebn Sabren eiu seu6teter oeutIder Siir'
ger uon Scrunton. reiite seltern nit 6rall
S6ulS uno Sinoern nud 6reelano, Ra.,
um ii6 bort ietbitit6nOi9 als 9otelier
;u etabliren. Serr Sdul, bat bas
leitenOe 9Otel pom Srselano fdnflid er'
morben, es nsu pon Seller bis Da9tam'
mer ausitutten laiieu uno miro oalIelbt
unter Dem Oiamen n6otel S6ulS" be.
tunut ieiu. Da 9err S6ulS oils eiu
uorjiislider @bef befunut lift uno ieint
ipeSiene aufmertiamteit oieier Sran6t
oss @siddftss wiomen miro, 10 tOn'
usn @dits INNER siner fsinen WtablieiI
9ewiB iein. Sslbituerit6nOlid wirO el
aud leinen 9diten Oas Bette in Sc
trdutsn uuO 9i9arren uOriesen, iooai
ieOem SsrIau9en 0fe6HunS setraser
piro. gBir wiiniden 9errn SAul3 il
ieinem llnternebmen pom 9erien Slid
uno fOnneu uuieren Selern Die Ser
ii9erun9 Seben, oaB es ibn bod erfrsuel
wirO, lis in ieinem SOtel 3u beSriiBen
lpsun iie eiuen sIbitsder nah SreeIanl
ma6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
on h.r stabt ehlcaop ianS an

9n Der StaOt Chicago ianO am
DienItus Die MuuiSipulwubl itatt nno
es Iieaten babel Die Tepublifaner. Die
Demotraten bsfiirportstsn ben iofor'
tioen slntaui Der Strosenbabuen, Die
9tepublifansr nollen Oieisn erit nod
cine 20idbrise @erehtlame 9eben, nit
Dem 8eht Oes antanfes na& oieisr
6rilt. uuO nit elmer Wiebrbeit BON etpa
SO, 900 Stimmen lpraheu iid, bic
8hrser susuniten oes lestereu Rlanes
aus. POitmsiiter SuiIe 1T oer nens
Wiapor Der Staot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04
staOt ano GOuntb.

- Die 3otaleinnabmen oes bieii9en
SnlanSItsuer amtes fir WtdrB betru9eu
$134, ,554.71. cine 3unubme BON $685.
351.32 9ssen ben Sleiden WtOnat Ocs
- Der fribere GOnsrsBmuun 60
luib u. 9rOw pom Montrole, Der aud
bier woblbetannt 1T, itarb SOuutas Su
@leupooo, 3d., on ben SOl9en uon
allsemeinsr 9llteridwads.
= 5rau Soiiab Balter uOu @alton,
Muttsr Der PaitOrin 6rau 6. Z.
Gittsr uOn s9ebiter 9lueuue, ltarb
DOnneritaS 9tu9t an ben 6Olssn eines
Dor mebreren gBoheu srbaltenen
S9lasunfulles.
Wian uertraue Den Sriibliu9sliifs
ten ui6t ju iebr. sic mOsen Nbsumus
tismus erSsugeu, bod wenu oieics Der
SAT- leiu iollte, 9iebt es uidts beIIeres
wis Die anDenOuus BON ct. Satobs
Del, weldes idnell beilt.
= 0aS Siio ellington SOmnibip
Sohlhule @ebduOe gu @lart's Summit
wurOe friib isreituS WtOrseu Our6 6euer
SeritOrt, einen Verlult pom etma $16,s
600 ueruriudenO. Wtuu nimmt an,
OaB eth iiberbsiSter 9eijapparat ben
Drauo uernriabte.
= Die OirettOren Der neueu Union
giatiOnul Sant erwablten Oonneritas
G6tb. SS. Z. 9Onuea oils PrdiiOeut
uuO j. Us. WOllertOn als SaIlirer.
Das Sapital waro BON 5000, 600 auf
$4O0. 900 .uuO Der llcberi9uB BON $50.
900 auf 100000 erbObt.
= Den YadlteinlsserE Der Staot 1T
cine SobnerbObuuS pom @ents bic
Stunoe bewilli9t woroeu, nit Dem 1.
Sanuur aniansenb. Die 9lrbitratOren,
osnen Die Sabe iiberseben wuroe, uls
Dor eiuiser 3eit elm Streit OrObte,
ma6ten OOnusritaS ibre Gntideicun9
befannt.
= Wtit Der glrbelt fir Die neue
Stabtbriide Der 2adawannu @Ompanie,
pethe Die alte Steinbrhde iiber ben
9adawuuua SluB eriesen iOl, wurOe
Dounsrltu9 be9Onnen uno ernariet
man, otelelbe in 9ubresfriit fertis Su
buben. Der neus Sau wirO Alt Sue
lang Ieiu uuS 1900 Gonuen StabI
entbalten.
= Die Oamen, SettiOn Oss Sernn'
ton 9isOertran5 erwGblte fir bas lau'
ienOe Sabr bic fOlSeHoen Ssamten
BrdliOsntiu, 6ruu ". @OnruO; Sijer
YrGIiosntin, SRI. g8illa 9errmanH
Sdasmeiiterin, Sruu 8. z. 6abrsu
bolt; Iiuun3'S.tretGrin, tsrl. Wturl
Yor6sr; GOrrelpOnOirenoe' Setretdriu
emma 8enSsl.
= 8fIaiter unO Osrslei4eu Iiub iiber
1uIlig uno peraltet. @egen Rbeuma
tismus unb 6ur4 @rtdltuns beruOrse
rufsue Shmerjeu Sebruufe man Del
weltbsrhbmtsn rsIufer Rain @rpeller.
DerIslbe uuterSriidt Die 5olssu pOn @r
tdltun9eH unO berubiSt iiberrei;te 9ter
pen, bic gterpenidmerSeu usruriadsr
25 Gents unO 80 Gents.
= Das Goodman Gissutbum a
8aibin9ton ausuue unb ui6t bae Glu
1 mons @i9entbum an BDouiiug Iuenr
: miro als elm DetsutiousssbauOe fl
trimiusll ueranlaste SinOer einseriht
msrOsn. inOsm man lih in Der lests
Minute uuoerss sutihieb. Das 8
bauoe iOa bulO fir isinsn 3msd bs
seri6tet iein. ou nur weuiss Serduo
runsen in bsmielbsn uOtbis iiHo.
. Hr unterri4t I'M Sluuisripisl {
tbeilt unter siiuitisen Seoin9un9
!, Sraul.in emma 6reu. 519 Pine ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04

= Sn ct. Souis iiestsu bel Der
l9abl am Disnitus Die DemOtrutsu.
- 9n ben acknowledgements Der
Snutb Baltimore Gar Borfs, bic
fhni Msilsn uon Baltimore sntferut
lieseu, brad elm Seusr aus unb rt4tetG
sinsn SGuosn bon iibsr 100000 an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04

- Die u6t @OusrsB.abssOrb
bic unldnsIt Die Suuarbsiten am Paua.
mas aanul in auseniGeiu uubmsn. wol'
len in uerI6isbsnsn Stdbtsn oes Sunoss
iiber bic gisiultats ibrsr SeOba6tuussn
YOrtrdse baIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-04

= Sn Can 5ruuciscO iturb Der i'm
Sabre 1901 psniiOnirts SrisaOs'@sns'
raj Ri9urO @ariba i'm slltsr Don 70
Sabreu. >
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28
UTAH EXHIBIT AT THE
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Thomas Judd and ]. Edward
Taylor We're Arranging fer
1t in California.

Thomas Judd and +. Edward Taylor
president and secretary, respectively Of
the State Board Of Horticulture, returned
Wednesday from California. whore they
made preparations for the Utah exhibit
at the National Irrigation congress
which Is TO be held at Sacramento III
September.
They formed the vanguard of the horti
culturists who are 10 contribute exhibits,
but notwithstanding the fact that they
were early they found ". 4. Beard.
chairman OF the executive committee, and
George w Peltier. chairman OF the board
of control busy with the details of the
work. They found prospects particularly
favorable and predict that the coming
session OF the irrigation congress VIII be
the most important and successful in the
history OF the organization. One Of the
features OF p number OF sessions of the
congress has been an exhibit OF the
products grown under irrigation, and this
feature Will be emphasized more this year
than ever before In order TO stimula te
interstate competition. California viii
offer a number Of valuable trophies for
the best exhibits OF this class Of products.
The State Will, however. act as host and
will not participate in the competition
for the trophies.
During the recent session of the Utah
Legislature an appropriation OF $4,000 was
made TO defray the expenses of taking
an exhibit of Utah products to the con-
Press> and the visit Of the officers OF the
Horticultural society was for the purpose
Of securing space on the grounds: Utah
exhibitors are in somewhat peculiar po-
sition this year. Owing TO the distance
which the fruits and vegetables have TO
be transported without refrigeration IL Is
important that the merits OF the display
should be passed upon without delay Upon
It's arrival. II was on this account that
Messrs. Judd and Taylor appeared so
early to arrange space and dates. They
were we'll pleased with the results: hav-
Ing been treated courteously by the Of
fjcers i'm charge. They say that the Sc
lection OF Sacramento as the meeting
place for the congress was q wise one, as
IL has every facility for accommoda ting
and entertaining the visitors. The plans
for the new building in which the inter
state exhibit viii he displayed are being
prepared II VIII join the agricultural
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28
OPPORTUNITY FOR JOBS
in THE FEDERAL SERVICE

The United States Civil Service com
mlssion announces an examina ton on
July "a. 1909, TO secure elieibles from
which TO make certifications TO III at
least 100 vacancies In the position Of vet
erlnary Inspector in the bureau Of anius |
industry, Department Of Agriculture. The
entrance salary of this position has been
Increased 10 $1t00 per annum promotion
TO $500 TO he made after two years sat
isfactory service at s1400. and promotion
TO $500 after satisfactory service of two
years at $500 per annum.
\ civil service examination will be hold
July u to secure eligibles for the posi-
tion OF assistant in grain standa rdizafjon
i'll the bureau OF animal industry AT sal
aries ranging from $1,000 to $1,000 per
annuni.
An examination also will be held Aug
] for the appointment OF special agents
and examiners in the Interstate Commerce
commission as the needs Of the service
may require. The salaries range upward
from $500 and travelling expenses.
On July - a civil service cXamiua tior
for male clerk and carrier Will be held
al the postoff1ce in this city. Age limit
lS TO, so years on the date OF the exam
,nation- Unmarried women will be sd
mltted TO the examination but are eligible
for appointment only as clerk.
For application blanks and for full in.
formation relative TO the examination
qualifications, duties, salaries, vacations
promotions. etc. address, Immediately
Charles J.. Snyder, secretary board o
civil examiners, postof1ce, San Fran
cisco. CAL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28
EYES OF MUSIC L0YER
ON COMING Il

The Stsckelberg- stevens co
the Salt Lake Theater Monday
promises TO be one OF the mo
musicales ever held In this cry
terest is being. aroused over tne
Salt Lake lovers OF music y
the opportunity Of hearing tnis
musician. who has gained an I'M
reputation. lie is known tnro
many. Holland Belgium. ffs
England. Steckelberg If 81
tone poet" All critics extoil
for its strength in interpreting
dividuality.
OF the pianist the New for'
Courier says MIR. Stevens ere
a Juror With his playing. ne,.
power. brilliancy, ease. snlo9l.
warmth Of coloring 10 nlGn de!
performances were especially U
mended for the virtuosity. nre 8
displayed In them. Mus'cians
were enthusiastic over the aaeq'
niaue. the spirit, coloring ana un
ing displayed.
Fred Graham is MAKING SO
tlons now. pending the openiiu
thester box office for the genet'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28
TEST OATH FAVORED
BY REPUBLICANS NOW
Charles f. Arney Declares That
Idaho Sentiment Against
Church Is Growing.

Charles T. Arney private secretary to
former Senator Fred I, Dubois OF Ida
returning from Washington, D. c.. to
their home at Boise. Discussing Idaho
politics, Mr.. ArneS said
THE demand for a test oath worded
after the language Of our State Consti-
tuition, is Increasing rapidly. Nothing
speaks more pointedly for The righteous
oath should be applied TO the Mormon
voters of our State. The last Legisla-
ture's performances furnished an ample
object lesson Of Its necessity.
The influx OF population into Idaho
now is from the States OF the Middle
West. whero the standard Of citizenship
is very high. II is my observation that
where these people are brought into con-
tact with Mormonsm they invariably
take the position that its communicates
should he dealt with according TO the
provisions of Constitution and statute.
This was particularly true OF many
Republicans In the last State Lcgisla> .
Jurr Although they had never before
been brought into contact With Mormons.
when they saw the Mormon members of
that body controlled from Salt Lake City
they at once declared that iest oath,
such as is permitted by our Constitution,
should be enacted TO make such things
impossible in the future, Hundreds OF
Republicans throughout the State take Il
similar position now that their ewes have
been opened, and ultimately the fight
against church domination in our politics
will be won
Mr. Arney said that in September
Senator Dubois Will commence the publ =
cation OF a high class weekly paper al
Boise The paper will be devoted TO the
advancement of the commercial interests
of the State. Senator Dubois. by reason
of his long service in the Senate, is thor
oughly familiar with all the diversified
interests of the State, including mining.
Irrigation, forest reserves. agriculture.
The paper. Mr. Arney says. also viii
take n pronounced position on The Nor
mon Issue and will endeavor 20 cduca te
the voters of the State on the Mormon
menace Senator Dubois Will he editor
and publisher OF the paper. and Mr..
Arney, who Is an old newspaper man.
will be business manager
Mr Arney and his family left for Boise
last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28
TEN THONSAND PEOPLE
SPEND DAY At SALTA|R
Most of the Immense Crowd
Composed of Women and
Children.

Ladies' dey at Saltair Wednesday was
taken advantage OF by fully 10000 per
sons. mostly Of the fair sex, II was
the semi annual free day for ladies. and
az usual the Thousands took advantage
OF il.
In the early afternoon women and
first train. al 10 o'clock I'm the morning,
children fairly cvcrran the resort. The
first train. nj 10 O'Clock In the morning.
carried twelve coaches loaded mostly
with women and children. They occu-
pied every seat and dozens were sta9d =
Ing on the platforms and hanging TO the
sides Of the open cars.
At the beach they had a gala day. From
the arrival OF the first train until Just
before the last train pulled out at night
the attractions were kept on tho move,
The roller skating rink. tho roller coast
er. the midway, the merry go round and
all the rest were exceptionally we'll pat
ronized.
After o'clock trains were run every
forty five minutes and each train mp tlll
o o'clock was loaded TO the guards, The
afternoon crowd. for the most part wanl
home early, but hundreds OF others took
the place OF those who left.
The bathing was at It's prime and was
indulged in by several hundred, The
water about 2 o'clock was dotted Will
bathers, but as the sun lowered Tho
number gradually thinned.
The crowds were handled remarka blS
we'll both TO and from the resort. AC.
cording TO the dispatchers every t.a!r
left on time.