Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05

Hattie Anstce is conValcScent from
an operation performed yesterday, at
Auto Trip to TooeIc-C. S. Burton
and r. a. smith We're guests of George
T. Odell in an automobile run to Too-
Gle and back Friday afternoon. The
distance of 50 miles with time for
supper at Tooele, was covered with
+, out hitch.
Sixty Days to Cogitntc-Dan Zig
witch, one of the Foreigners charged
with disturbing the peace at Garfield
was yesterday sentenced to so days in
The county jail for the offense, by
Justice Anton L,rndberg. Sixteen 9th
ers will come UP for hearing on
Eighteenth Ward Services Miss
Maud May Babcock and Prof. Mills
will be the speakers at the joint ses-
In the Eighteenth ward chapel tomor-
row night. The services begin at
$3.50 and special musical program
4 Will be provided. The public is in
yited
Temporary Conch-nranager Stout
OF the High school football team, has
announced that Prof. McNIece Of
Princeton will take charge of the
team until a permanent coach can
@. is the man whose services the
1 High school wishes to enlist as reg
ular coach.
Wanted In Ogden--At 1876 last
night, the Ogden police telephoned to
the Salt Lake authorities a descrip-
ton of man named Lex McGee,
4 wanted in the Junction City on the
Z charge of stealing SIS from room
inghOuse. AT 4 L:0b PatrolmaE Kast
had the fellow under arrest and noti-
fed the Ogden police. An officer will
come down today to take the man
( back for trial.
Souvenir for Mr.. Ncwhonsc-The
Commercial club, through it's board of
governors. will present Samuel New
Z house, donor of the new club house
site, a testimonial in the shape OF
4 a parchment scroll. containing a de-
soription of the property. tho terms
.Eof the gift, and the signatures OF the
Z board. The document ia embossed In
colors and handsomely designed, and
will be highly priced by Mr.. Newhouse.
& The testimonial Is now on exhibition
ut the club house.
Sectarian Schools-rhe Salt Lake
q Collegiate institute willtopen in a week
with nearly so pupils. and a promis-
college will begin with half u dozen
students each In the sophomore and
freshman classes. The snle Of the Sec
ond East street property of the Col
1egiate institute and college has been
placed with Il prominent local real.
II estate firm preparatory to removal to
the new location on Westminster
z Heights
Young Man Held Up-About 1870
this morning, while he was on his
way to his home. e34 u street, Fred
III. Meakin was held UP and robbed
II by a lone highwayman. who secured
all the money the young man had,
e S1.1O. He declined to take u watch
4 the young man had. Menkin$report-
cd the affair to the police and de-
scrIbed the .highwayman MS being tall
well dressed, and wearing, a derby lat
The police investigated but were un-
able 20 locate the robber,
s.,t Lakes Advantages ex-senator
ca, rge sutherland Is Of the opinion
that Salt Lake Will be designated as
the district headquarters for the Tor
est service, when Inspector LeaNitt re-
turns to Washington to deliver MS
report on Salt Lake conditions. Sem
ator Sutherland yesterday held u con-
ference with Inspector Leavitt and
also addressed a communication to
& Chief Forester Plnchot, urging upon
him the advantages of locating the
headquarters in Salt Lake. MI Leay-
lit left for the east last night, after
n brief stay here on his return from
Yellowstone park
Ptolnninc Poisoning-A G. Hus-
bands, conductor of the Salt Lake
& Ogden railroad living at SO north
Fifth West street, narrowly escaped
becoming victim of ptomaine poison-
ing, Thursday. Mr.. Husbands ate
chicken at an Ogden restaurant Wed
nesday and while coming to Salt Lake
was obliged to have the brakeman
take his place. He grew steadily
worse. and the services of q physician
were obtained Thursday, not a moment
too soon, for he would have soon
been dead This morning, he was
much better, but 1t will be some time
before he regains his strength.
y. NJ. C. A. Celcbratlon-The pro-
gram TO be given at the Y. NJ. G. A.
tonight in celebration of the winning
Of the McBurney cup will be of UNI
usual interest. John Dern, who
brought the cup from New York, will
make the prcsentatory speech. Wind
sor y. Rice, president OF the Y. NJ.
y G. A., will receive the cup and
speeches will also be made by Gov.
j. C. Cutler and President J. t.
Kingsbury of the University of Utah.
Sam Pixton will represent the teach
ers in response, while Prof. Byron
Cummings of the University of Utah,
will speak for the educational depart
ment of the association NJ. j. Brnes
will sing during the evening.
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co.
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