Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

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A BOOSTER" ECHO.
Supt George n. plmstead or the luh-
! no DIVISION OF the oregon snort l-'ilG
representing the salt Lake Commercial
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SHOWS GO OFT OF BUSINESS.
Inc focatello tnehters nave goIie OUT
OF commission canning tle hlsh incense
OF 10 per month eNacteu by the new
CITY, administration mas ruined . .heIr
LIade, Inc LYRIC closed us duuIs ,Np'l
uay night ana tne Auditorium cluSeu
iuesdhN nlBht aIter the performance
al dates nave peen cahceiied Nliles'
shutter aaVahGe man tqr K"se Io ~ -.
rived here Tuesday only to find his
date cancelled eisat other SHOWS nave
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PAWN SHOP BURGLARLXED.
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Mlssion Townsend east Side pawn
SHOP was nurgIarized Monuay eHei''ns,
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tn ,pSns VA. ol'S ?iare ~ 49, .,d
seteu ps 'i'eNts' IN ''5%.l,'', Iliss "l,u
reyolvers worth about $3.50 were taken
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E,.eis',,t cr,,i, 'v Ssie, - ,ic,s
,.as beiI W., noar bis rosidanco 10
To1tb ua,, rp 80 ,,,orI,o Sot,,rlis,. r,sbt
at mo by a pair of unmasked foot
and ST. Is I'm cash. He was returning
from a dance preparatoI.y to taking his
trim OUT on the road whom tho boit,,,,
occurred. Efforts to can,ure The rnbbers
have so far been unavailinr A round-
up OF the 'undesirables'' was made on
SATURDAY. night and sunday ana 10
Migrants were apprehended ana taken
before Police Judge Thomas n RAM
Eight were given orders TO leave town
and four were reuapded IN iaiI 10 eoba,,
w 0ei''e '"eS get 'neT sentence
@iiiNH BELLS
Miss Nora johnson and Conductor
Robert Burns were united in mar
riage Tuesday night by Rev. Frank f.
Whitman at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
NJ. Johnson, at Si7 south Harrison
avenue.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Julia Ocan-
der Of this city, and Mi. John II. Lob
of Kansas City, We're united IN the
bands of wedlock by Probate Judge
Thos, Johnston. The ceremony oc-
CURED at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs Julia Ocander at 354
south Second avenue. Mr.. aud Mrs
Lob Will make Butte, Montana. their
future home.
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SMALL BLAZE
A blaze occurred this afternoon Mt
1 30 at the residence of Engineer John
Vogel at 100 North Arthur avenue
caJsed by an oil stove being upset, a
fire alarm was turned in and the 1ro
u ~ tlnen., We're soon on hanq; but III
neighbor fought the blaze with a gar
den hose and the fire vas put out In
snort order. The damage done was only
nominal.
Ntr,,op,E o,er,,,,,,,,
Memorial day was properly observed
today under favorable weather condi-
lions. There was large parade
headed by the Eagle concert band a
division of the Grand Army and a
squad of the Amerlcan-Spanish war
volunteers. and Sunday school children,
of the Presbyterian church and citi-
zens afoot and in carriages Rev.
James A. Hedges of the latter deuom-
ination delivered the Grafton The
soldiers fired the military salvo over
their dead comrades i'm arms and INA
bugler sounded the taps
The cemetery grounds arc takine On