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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
COURT TRIMS
WIFE'S VELVET
Curtain Rung Down on Clay
Divorce Suit With Decree of
Separate Maintenance.

Three times and cut : Ihs record %
Della Gays. The cut bang or OF uzCri-
nony- IRIS. however. = not technically
correct. as Dslis really : only partially
ou- Her previous efforts have ben 70
secure = divorce. and when hs- Suir was
heard yesterday before judge Morse sEs
Only asked To- separate maintenance Il
: lucky for hsr husband NJ Y GAYS
and C1l-cky for Ter. zS during the past
eighteen months h has been paying Esr
81 : month temporary aE7O1E. ard yes
cs-6zy she was given bur 81 = UO1r1-
The Judge stating that -hs husband had
shown good faith 50 far and Ee -1oUs1-
The 81 1Zrcs1 30 DUcE- L1= decree q
SEPARATE maintenance vas granted SEc
BESIDES TIE zliuo1y 50 Vas awarded fo-
attorneys fees For Twelve months TIE
zlf-o1y : 70 - 4 Hen OF the Bingham
Opera EouS=- oZUsG y he cs-SlcznC
bc- al the rsUzin1s- - his property :
released from TIE restraining order - 1ich
prevented hin from 6iSpOsl-g OF u Dung
The tendency o. The acton
Wien The evidence Vas co1clGce1 ArS-
CLzvs STATED thai SIZE vas wiling - I've
win her husband again provided It
would provide Es- Zl-1 4 hone ms cs
refused 70 Co stating -1zr Ee co1lo 1oc
81 along zzrh Es-- I vas upon us
s-7unS alone that TIE Judge made re o.
Ser a. rls evidence q lol-SUQqo-T We
ss-cei hy the wife Ess -o- SUoScs1rlzIe<1-
7 being shown that Gays 1so so-1s,euS-
II s-.o-Iss-d her with moray and lad taken
Re- o. several r-lrs-
GAYS tlIe5 . cruSS-co-lplsi1I cE-z-SlllS
--T-slrv- but Tbs vas dismissed q The
z-s,,,-s rat The oets1ss had been CO..
so-=S bv tns Parties living toSe-ae- At
e ne. cnz-Ee vzs Lisd-
Tie case hzS been n TIE courts eight
- s N-s GAYS fTl@5 hs- tIrs- su1r
IN 80. Bah z-e vel Known Il 6-7S-
rz-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
TWO WOMEN FOR ONE JOB
Compromise on City Jail HatronshIp
Is Not Satisfactory 10
Bansford.

More trouble i expected 70 Srow CIT
% The fight over the unstronShip q the
civ jaiL
The council. a. Z compromise lsSr
Monday evening gave 70 Mrs Zella Gil
ford TIE DarrcnShip. and 70 Ms Man
Rs-o the contract 20 tsS6 the prisoners
AZ : cents a meal
The mayor yesterday cid no- approve
q this action and X : understood tlAl
h. vii veto the measures
The trouble began AZ the u->t OF ne
year when Ms Rsro and Ms Clifford
urs-s both applicants Cor the r,stro-S1ip
which heretofore has carried wiki Z the
contrzc. 70 feed the prisoners Chief PHI
appointed M-S- Clifford and the Woman
American club SCI Up s terrible roar-
a Ms Bero belongs 70 that o-S1--l-zs-
tio- and Ms Clifford * rank oUISlcsr
Several conferences were held WIKI t1e
police committee % the council which
were eulivsned BY Tits between the tNo
zuuliczurS- -hs committee wanted Ms
Bero . have ho-h jobs but Ch1s1 PlIt
Would zoz 30 hack On MIS- G1rro-c- ara
tkz chin= remained AZ 4 scs-0S-1l -1Ill
recently. when i vas decided - co-1P-o-
rafSs BY giving both women a 100
A. rhe usr-o-Ship only PAYS ~ 3
wear and Is hardly worth while without
TIE contract % feed the p-lScnsrs- ne
friends q Ms Clifford believe she has
been Siven the Eo-S- % the deal
Il : understood that TIE mayor : uol
AZ 81 pleased BY the compromise cs-lsS-
frS that the puol5c would BE better served
Il The u-zc-o1 zlSo feeds the prisoners he
All investigate this phase % ne matter
before taxing any action
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
WILL PUT UP GOOD FRONT
Walker Brothers 70 Put II New Dis
NAV Windows and Make Other
improvements

IMPROVEMENTS which vii cost about
s-1ltt VII Sco1 he commenced AZ The
Walker S-uS department. store AT o.
the show windows OF TIE ground floo-
- The building az ThE-6 South and Main
streets vii bs lowered almost - the level
o the street and new plate glass xiii -
-ur =
Marie riIi1S vii b laid n The vsS-i-
hcisS and marble s,s1S vii bs hU-l- On
The Man street SIDE 20 TIE Ez-1 1907
% The store
A. present ne SAoZ windows o. TIE
Main street SIDE o< LhS building are 80
hi-h above the SIDEWALK that much o.
TIE effect % ne window displays = lo>l
upon rSzS>s->oE-
ne slrs-SriouS VIII change TIE zz0ssr-
s-cs OF rhs store front and VII n par
riculz- make the Main street. t-cz- more
attractive
The Iozs-11g q the snow windows vii
No. hesitate the lowering o. the main
fIoc- % the store L VII remain as y
: AZ present
Contracts have been Ist TO- ths IN
movements and Eork vii coDDS1ce a.
500 As the usv plEIs glass -o- The VIII
Sozs -szchzS SSl- Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
LET CONTRACT FOR CANALS
Important Step Taken Toward Con-
pletlol OF Piute Reservoir
Irrigation Project.

Another step toward The completion OF
the largest irrigation project ever a.
tempted BY the state Vas taken yesterday
BY re bard q land commissioners when
Z ls- 3 contract 70 P D Young * Co for
the construction Of twenty miles % t--i-
czrlo1 canals fo- the P1Uts reservoir
Ire price for the work was Saae.o
TIE company Is composed OF P D
Young Martin Js1Ssl- : NJ L1C-l--el-
a G. Young and John W RosS-
The Pfu-s reservoir x 70 b located b.
tween EichrlslG and MzrESvale- and The
co1-rzc- for the outlet tunnel was male
SIX weeks zEu- The reservoir proper has
uoc ys- been contracted The whole
project when completed xii cost S2s-esA
and VII reclaim 51.a.'s acres % valuable
land
\ large number q bids we're received
for The canal work mast % re bidders
submitting estimates On snail portions OF
the work These bids we've c1S-sSz-Ce-
a. i vas thought hs--s- g let -1s CO..
tract for The entire work 70 ore firm
Other BIDDERS On the entire EorS were
7 " Hogan q NzlrL S+1i..A- and H 7
Rev-cl5S % Sr-inETiIls- sSisA SrlI-zn
& Co q RschTIeld offered 20 do five
niles fc- S-alslc-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
BOY DROWNED
IN RESERVOIR
Brother of Thomas Matthews
Says He Was Pushed Into
Water by Companion.
CALL RESCUER TOO LATE
JOHN MCDONALD, LIFE SAVER.
FINDS cHILD'S BODY.
CALL RESCUER TOO LATE

Thomas Mathews. the s-year-old son OF
:. ". Mathews an employee OF the Utah
Light * Railway company. OF 81 East
First South street was drowned yestsr-
day afternoon about O'Clock in the res
srvoi- east OF MI Olivst cemetery. His
body was not recovered for nearly fifty
minutes after he disappeared beneath the
surface OF the wafer. and. although every
effort Vas made 70 revive him his res
cueEs were not able 70 revive the spark
OF He
The story told BY his companions i
eon1lcIilS- His younger brother, Glade
Mathews. who accompanied him. states
that the two Mathews boys LETT thei-
home shortly before noon. with Lloyd
DAVIS. q cOio-eG boy. u years OF age
E1O lives ~ - East First South The
BOYS Went 20 the cemetery and the TWO
c0lO-sd boys took off their clothes with
the intention OF going into the water
Glade Mathews says that they teaSed ana
dared his brother Tom 70 so IN also, and
even wanted him 70 50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
LEWIS DIVORCE HEARING
Couple Trying to Be Freed Of Each
Other Alter Being Married
Thirty Years.

After nearly thirty years or married
NE Mary = Lewis Sn6 David 3 Lewis
are trying 10 free themselves OF each
other, and the only controversy Is in Re
gard 70 nich one shah secure the d.
vorce- Judge Morse yesterday began the
hearing o. the evidence in the case which
has been Tor the r,oSc part given al pre-
urinary hearings On the question OF lem
pO-GrE zLlno1E- Lewis OWuS : twenty
acre farm near sandy. and on one 0cca-
sen wAsa he had 10 uoney his vile vas
awarded fourteen chickens as Temporary
sEr1oay-
The contention o. Ms Lewis IS rezr
re- husband has been cruel 10 her for
many ysarS. and this = denied BY him
In addition h asserts that his wife has
not worked n harmony with him in The
upoUllcins % heir home and has been
c-uel
Mrs. Lewis occupied most OF the tine
yesterday She asserted that o. one C
caSlOn her husband had wished that there
E1S poison n her coffee - that she
might die and Re thus Be I'd % her She
2lsO declared that o. several occasions he
has threatened 70 blow her brains out
The case VII be continued today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
JAR OF TRAIN AT BINGHAM
EXPLODES GIANT POWDER
CSoscizl % The Herald

Bingham July 1l-A1 sxpaoStol EhicE
-iEA- have been attended WITH serious
results occurred This Afternoon az the
Po-pEy-y workings q ne Boston Co1Soli-
dated company Seven boxes q giant
powder which vs-e stored about si--y
css- from TIE track q re Bingham EiS1
Line Es-e exploded BY TIE az O. pass
L-E train cc-S-SC-E % = switch engine
and seven c1-s- he CARS were hurled
tro- ire track. chs engine cab Sr1-Is-Sc
and The rails torn and bent hy The IorCs
q. the explosion En.>h was plainly ts--
rc- several miles Jack James Al en-
l-oye q TIE Boston Cc1-. E5o vas
S-E-5--S -szr the track was severely cut
sbou- TIE head and face ~ flying spin
cs-S c-- Engineer FreS Shz-s-. E19 had
charge % the train VAS U--zt--eG- Al
though thrown from TIE cab
severely injured BY Z falling COcE n ne
Shzr- q ri,z EzishlzzS Boy c-i1= this at
e--OO1- he EGS CzSS1 70 TIE hscSh-
Ha--o-E hospital n SaI- Lake Uhs-e
IS SSrl was found 70 hS fractured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16

believing thai hs was al right bu- When
Ee had sunk three tines. Carl ScC-r D.
cane frightened ard Ez6sG into Ire va
Cs- after him The reservoir GsspSzS
gradually for several fee tron The bG1E
when Z suddenly SrrzinS = depth OF SIX
- eight feet The hank EhSrs re boys
entered vas nearly opposite the outlet ard
rhs body % the drowning boy EaS drawn
hSy0zi Sco-E'S reach By Ire current u
ward The outlet SesllE that they could
not reach TIA drowning boz Can SCOTT
ard Lloyd Davis hastily slipped q their
clothes and ran 70 The cemetery where
they notified : number o. men employed
there These Esl AZ once -slSr5o1e1 70
Police headquarters and CElSz PIX and
Detectives Chase and Iz--sy hurried 20
Ire Scscs n = patrol wagon Before -HsT
arrived John AIcDOlzi6- ire engineer q
rke electric locomotive q the Emigration
Canyon line had arrived AZ TIE reservoir
S-r1uuslE of MS clothes. he began diving
for ne boiy- He finally discovered = near
TIE outlet n 81 slr-os- 2s-ps-c1cuIz- poSl-
ton and hastily CzrC=d II ID ire hank
He vas jolls5 by Ire p'cl1Cs Officers and
Ehev worked over Ire body Tor al hour
ard . hall When il vas finally DE-
r=r-5ra6 -har lie Vas extinct me body
vas taken 70 The Mathews ECOe-
The Davis boy and ne Ss,orI boy bon
assert rnz- they did lc- push young Ma
hswS into the water, oC- that o. IAs
r,,,-l--s-v -rsT Tz--5i him against gong
II Thsv d. lot return 70 rhe resSrvc-
s<rs- s1TirS re zlzr0- bUC rsn hone n
--eS-G-elE-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16

City directory sta,iSticians are having
their annual orgy The big book - just
out bigger than ever
There are So.l-3 names. indicating &
population OF Il4Sss inhabitants. which
shows that the city took long strides cu-
ring the past year toward the efsi.ous o.
Greater Salt Lake
John James declares that IS per ce1t
% the names in the directory are Welsl-
but II Is suspected that he made Ilc
claim because today Is Welsh day AZ Salt
air
The first citizen OF Salt Lake Gin Ins
city directory Is psgusr Asnoct- =
wrapper employed al the J. G NcDooaid
company's candy factory.
The last name Il the directory = that
81 Ralph ZwicSy, who boards az "a y
street
Delivers into The directory have not Ee,
alighSed upon TIE name in the naiccle OF
the book
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
QUICK WORK AT BLAZE.
Fire in Bssenen. Of Salt Lake Hard
ware Comrsny.

Ire sE6cis-c service o. the fIrs 6srS-t-
r-s-r prevented What night have been =
urcS< GsszSrrccS fire early yesterday morn
TX AZ about IL o-clocS Night Watch
mar Naming % rhs Salt Lake Hart
zS-s company discovered = h1zzs N tie
basement % that h-l6l1E and lu0sc1-
atsir turned = a alarm -Atch zHss re-
Suo1Sed 70 by Acting Chs=1 Ayzct and
re co-z5S-ssS NoS- = and . TIE ire
had started II 1 PIE q greasy waste Il
The S4Ss-ez- 1rc1 Sr~occz1sc--S cc1oGS-
.5cn II EzS rGptElr gaining esz6T2y
whsa sxrnSsShsd hF re Use a chen
sSz-S
Secretary N : ScxisS G=risS TIE r.
--c- that there vas any sSSo--s stored
n The building M SoEls< presented
ne department. With several boxes - c.
2-S IS a token % TIE z-7ratz-lCo q
shs Germany .c- TIE woCk done BY ne
department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
THOUSANDS CURED.
Success &c syc-ei Ir
Curing Cstzrrh. Even in
chrcnic Stages

Eycz-i = the EoS- U1E-zl -e-e6E
sTs- EoEz So- TIE ere &C czcz-A
Z fellows 1z-Er= = Re- 7stho6 @ treat
tzS 6z<szSs< Ct -hs respiratory o-sz-<- zs
is hezrz-z hzl<zz= are taken n zsrr -
air yo- breathe THIS rszce--g Ehs ru1S-
-s--1-= ar csl< n t. zoSss- --ruz- 80
lUzES kE-z-E Al cz-z--1z- Ssr@ z-S -
TszEzE their E-o~I6
Is Evu-z AZ -h= fs-S- <yEc-r-z -
czrs-rr Us1 u1z allow Tire 61S=zS= n -
80 !. T--- ~ g5=lIcz-s -zuc1-S r-e--r-=--
gradually goszz E-o2 ne hose u 20
-%-v-s- -~=--= THO - b-cr.chizF 49,
50 -r=z crEz-5 z-6 EoEzEz-1 rrrF7 -.
I-rES are -ezche-1 HEcc1-1 vi e--= -
--r-zhza tons an S-zSeS q cz-z--H =
{ S-hrzEz -z<sS TIE vnols rsk an g.
<--S - r=<-r5 TIE EcceT 11- Z ISL -
n z = fails - cG-e
ro- szse ~ = G Sham ssrzz-z=-
-r--~- rS-Sr Sczr1 and MAJ s--=z~<
~Waz-z ia CHS S-1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
DIRECTORY SHOWS 696 SMITHS in CITY;
ONLY q O'BRIENS ARE RECORDED

Up 70 late hoar last night the short
IS. name discovered in the directory Is
TX
The list OF names shows that there are
So Smiths in the city and only I SI1ythS
There are - plain John Smiths. and 5
John Smiths whose parents have endeSv-
ore5 10 give them greater individuality
b. giving them middle names That
makes = John Smiths, with and without
embellishments
Tie YounsS number 81. and there are
81 grown % persons by the name OF
Io=sS-
Al indication OF the growth % the
Greek coIo1y Is given BY the fact that
there are 81 persons IN the city by the
name % PzpzS
There are Only 3 o'Brien> and . Mur-
phys
The directory stari<ticians are stu
counting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
STOLEN WATCH FOUND.
T~o ner Arrested While Attempting
- Pawn Tircriecc-

Earl Nltchsu s21 G l. l-oS-c1- MO
r'ss-. 20 - railroad men were GrreSlec
yesterday morning oN AeceS--NS N--so1
"a os--,l--z- phflinS while attempting
=, ~ a ~z1-zcle watch hslo1S-1S 70
Ez--~ T-r-e-s-- a rztl-ceo cooc-clo-
r,,-s-r n IT,. wsslias-o1 hC.sl Tro-eys-
-,zifseS TIE rcZice ysS-sr-2y u-o-r.tns tn--
RS -ocz hE6 hSs1 entered G1rlls e
-s--- - - -rsrc- stolen While max
- q r,u-S q The pawn ShopS ne o.
49, discovered rhsr Two -s1 rad g.
s--..s = wzcch aEresl1S ~lcn 1ns ceSer-s-
- ss.r--sshsG ~ Trc=rsTer A. Ihs Incle
Sa-- icz1 office. I'D S1st tAe ~ - :
-.-,----sS.-s - ---rr--- Wien they appeared
So - the Ssy they were iul-ne,-iGtsly
.---~h-rEess - TIE Cttlcers. ne watch
49, s1ss-i II thsi- possession
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
Dancers CT Reservoir.

r. reservoir has claimed u1-e than
cze victim zri X s---o----e1 oy 0oI1cS
S-sr7-s- 80 hsrh5-E : rC-b5SGez- ne
b.s--o-u q TIE reservoir = -E1cElE E-os<C
zsrh vre=s< srS extremely dangerous To-
even Al expert SWlOD5-- None O ne
bCys q TIE party were ape . sS-D
7--s -.or7-Sa Sarcs--r-zur = Uzkl1E Al n
y-sS-s-S-so- q TIE affair aid TIE co-c-s1
t.1TlS vi - examined ~ C615- PIX tbs
--o--:rz a. = c'clocE
Tur- NIrDo1zlE T11 -1-rc ne go
- : S--7--(ss5 -s--1-5 IS : he Szvs-- He
IS fo---sriv Z resident q AucElz11 Men
Z-arzrs whz-s hs saved seven persons
I'm ss-9xuinz He < TIE pEoC1 prl-SSsSso-
q 4 --s.5zr from LEs AES--z-zS-21 Sos-1SIf
- 49,, ~-r-- RI British E--2ze 80
cssr.- Fo- saving HE ne E-Elzsh metal
- <o-<z-Ss5 70 him II -E-S coU--rT-
a. -zS PRESENTED 70 hin rZoalc-y D
MAYOR JAMS SET, rVs1-s---'7 --->
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
FORT DOUGLAS
NOW DESERTED
Fifteenth Starts for Colorado
Springs to Take Up March
Into Wyoming.
MARCHES THROUGH CITY
COL. SCOTT rs SEEN AGAIN LEAD
ING REGIMENT.
MARCHES THROUGH CITY

Fort Douglas IS deserted The soldiers
90 the Fifteenth United States regiment
departed yesterday to- Colorado Springs
10 comusnce their long march 10 ire
summer ualeuverIuS grounds near Chey-
cane. ard al that remain az the mill
,Rry pest are = Few rel % Sc that
the reservation property : noc -ncieSlec
during the absence OF the warriors
There were three sections OF the soldiers
train The first section left salt Lake
az ~ c'ciock The second section left
AZ II-E5 o'clock and the third Ssctiol AZ
noon
There was a crowd az the RIO Grznds
depot 10 see the regiment of
Among those who gathered - osd the
soldiers zdieu were i number o. pretty
girls
IT IS zxfui 70 make those boys walk
IS miles. said one
Her companion. who Vas tai and 1th
lelic- tossed her head Scornfuliy-
The papers say that the soldiers VII
have 70 walk Only fifteen miles day.
<n- said Why. I could do that every
morning hefo-- breakfast / can't Sc
WY these men SrI-uclc about q LITTLE
thing Ike that Il ought % BE easy Tor
those big youaS fellows
Eut SS she Cd ror Eave A tl1ttsTinS
hs-isksrcniel whe1 the section bezrlrS
Ire soldiers pulled out Il EzS plain th2-
shs had no sentimental feeling Tor one q
the boys n blue % quicken he- syn7S-
this
eastward the reglueltGl COOKS commenced
their prersrzrio-s fcr the midday meal
he travelling kiSchens were n osSS2Ss
rs-< attached % each - the sections
They were equipped with stoves and all
TIE needed utensils The w1rr-o--cocsS
went about their duties VIII a cain r-i2sli-
uer bern q Ions experience with '-n-S'i2l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
SHIPMENTS OF SHEEP.
Twcrty-six Cars Are Loaded az
Thcrpson. Utah

Heavy shipments q sheep from Utah
POINTS % -hs eastern markets are now
hS5uE made TWSlry-Six cars O sheep
we're loaded ~ Thompson Utah ysSrs--
6zy- There we're about - shse7 n each
% TIE cars
Ths<s shipments = : said vii Con-
time zS long a. Che eastern market :
SATISFACTORY 70 TIE Slss7ES1-
Ths shi1--srr % sheep from EsS-s--
ucE-rS usually hs-1-S ilne6izre,T z1Ls-
the <hezriz= season and continues Until
December
Railroad r-er Who have examined The
<hsso that are uox beng S6ir-ed from
Utah say that they are II fine condition
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL

--issSu-r-,s- festival : u d EIT@1
~ rhs TUsn-isch EGr1 N / 4 rc0or-
r1E evening n TIE LEs1r.s-- 80 -
- 49, --1---z Arouz -hcSe -h1 VII
- uz-- n re evenings 6--s-zz--7r-,
z-s- Ms Irene Hunter Mss 1-sz1e- :
Psv-rrs< Ms Nz-zz-s- CSzl1=6- MS
I-s-e Kelly Mss VIA ss-El.S .
rv.-- i Ms Cs,1-ziz Young. Mss Via
p-x s-5 MS ElzA Yong
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
WELSH DAN AT ssLTsIR.

To-Day = Welsh Gzy az Szi-zir- Il :
exr<ctet tia. there vii - -ace natives
e wales nom OUTSIDE pcir-S AZ -hs csis-
n-z,ioz- H-iG'S h2=6 VIII play Rem
-{sre-ce< q Wales and there VII II
SOS br Mrs. Emma Ramsey Mo--lS-
Esther Davis. Charles Kent Ec-zcs II
St<n David Reese VII . PhilIpSs Evan
Arthur ard Professor Il = Giles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
SAYS Boy Was Pushed In.

When Tom I'D removed his clothes he
hec11ls frightened and refused 20 ents-
TIE water he was standing On the hank
t2cic- away from the water. when. &C
corClrg 70 Glade LLOYD Davis pushed him
CT TIE hank into the water Tns other
boys watched his struggles fo- some tine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16

SAM GOLAND- TIE Is-Esz--oI5 boy EE1
Attempted 70 c=zc rs EzE Eru= CE5czzc
% LIS Angles EES So 6zcx - rs
Do-Es- n Chicago as 1EE a. =
closz- EsS CEzS2o-rEllz Ezs f.
nS1ec oy I1= county su-11-l-=S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16

AS 1 RESULT % rhs ksIE-- C NESs
Sovlc1 II ne rlo- AZ Csz-r1s1E q lux
: TIE county E-ro-zsy YESTERDAY SD
Compliant chz-SEE Ics PzAlv El-A
E-SE II IL cI-S- GsErsS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-16
WORK OF CYRUS DALLlN.
Great Interest Shown in Exhibit az
Commercial Club.

Great interest : beng shown az TIE
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LOCAL BRIEFS

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coloneI Scott in Command.

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