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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
DEATH OF PETER M. WENTZ
Leading Citizen of Utah County, Re-
siding at TimpanOgOs, Expires
of Heart Failure.

Provo. June PETER NJ. Wentz Of Tim
panOgOs, one of the leading citizens of this
section, died yesterday from heart tTOu-
bic. Mr. WentZ was born at Canaan Cor
ners, Pa, July 3, 1881 He became a mem
Der of the Mormon church in St Louis in
1870 and the same year came to tab. He
was a member of the city council OF
Provo for ten years in the late seventies
and early eighties, and held other posi-
tons of prominence. Later he was bishop
of TimpanogOs ward. being released in
1903 on account of falling health. The
deceased was an honorable. intelligent
man, respected by all his acquaintances
He leaves a wife. six children and twelve
grandchildren. Funeral services viii be
held tomorrow at u o'clock in the Tim
panOgOs ward house.
The following marriage licenses have
heen issued: Ed NJ. Rowe and Minnie
Berry, both of Spanish Fork; George G.
Whitney and Hazel Evans, both of Ma
pletOn: G r. HoWes and Leah l.. Hug
gard, both of American Fork; Reid Beck
of Spring City and Annie Passey of Provo.
The board of county commissioners will
sit as a board of equalization TO hear COM
plants in the matter of tax equalization
low: For Lehi Cedar Fort, Fairfield.
Manning. American Fork, Alpine and
Highland. Tuesday. June ,; Pleasant
Grove and Lincoln. Wednesday, June 3;
Tucker. Cotton and Salem, Thursday,
June 4; SpringVille and Mapleton, FIJI
day, June 5; Payson. Lake Shore, Benja-
min, Spring Lake and Santaquin, Satur-
day, June 6; Provo. Monday, June ;.
Charles Good. charged with grand lar
cenv and embezZlement, connected with
the dispOsing of a buggy belonging 10
Stark Bros. Of Payson, was permitted TO
plead guilty to petit larceny. He was
sentenced to three months in the county
Jail.
number of newspaper men of the
county met here today and took the train
for Castillo, where they Will effect an or
ganization and attend to other business
matters.
Benedict Winters. a Juvenile tramp, who
claims Oklahoma as his home, was sent
to the industrial school today. lie was
sentenced to work as vagrant rms ne
refused to do saying he was a juvenile
and preferred going to the lndustrlal
school and his wish was granted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
BIG OUTPUT
Will Thresh One Thousand Bushels
Per Day and Reduce Cost by
One-Third Over Old Way.

Nephi. June l.-AnOtner new combined
harvester and thresher has been shipped
in here by Grace Bros, to be used on
their big arid farm the coming harvest
season. This makes two such machines
in Juab county. and, in fact, the only
two of their kind east of the Sierra Ne
vada mountains. The one owned by
Grace Bros. is slightly different from
the one owned by the Utah Arid Farm
company in that il will be operated by
horse power instead of by a traction en-
CINE. Twelve span of horses, with one
driver. will make a novel sight for TINS
community. The machine will cut
twenty-foot swath and will harvest and
thresh 900 bushels per day. 1t VIII re-
uuire five or six men for its operation
and will reduce the cost fully One-thlrd
over the old style method of harvesting
and threshing There will be the addl-
tionaI saving of cutting and threshing the
grain while it is ripe and not Over-ma-
ture There will be a big demonstration
dav when the q ain is ready. and the arid
farmers of the state viii be invited 10
attend.
The county board of equalization is in
session today equalZing the valuations OF
property upon which complaints are be-
ing made 80,
Ralph HenriOd. publisher of the Nephi
Record. has been compelled to take a
months vacation from his work owing to
in health. Alfred Orme will handle the
business end Of the paper. Mr.. Henriod
will leave for Salt Lake this week TO
20 under the care of a specialist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Will Present Splendid Program on
Tuesday Evening, Closing With
BANQUET and Ball.

Provo May 5l.-The following is the
program for the B. Y. L. Alumni associa-
ton exercises to be held here Tuesday;
General assembly at the tabernacle at
. p. m.
Instrumental quartet NJ. S Gunderson
Robert Sauer. Edward Zabriskie, Marcel
lus Smith. Dean Pack.
Invocation. S. F. Eggertsen
Quartet, A. G. Lund David E. Reese.
King briggs, Carl Nelson.
Welcome TO new members President G.
II. B-imhaH.
Response, w. f. Morgan
Soprano solo, Miss Hazel Taylor
President 5 address, W. +. Rydalch
Organ solo. G. W Reid.
Grafton, Judge J. +. Booth
Reading, Miss Miriam NelkeA
Tenor solo, David E Reese.
At the conclusion of the exercises ad-
journment will be made to Temple hill,
and ground viii be broken for the new
Maeser memorial building, with apprOpr-
ate exercises.
At $3.50 a banquet will be given in room
ID of the university, with Jonathan c..
Kimball as POSTMASTER. Responses will
be made to the following toasts:
Practical Support of the B. Y. T."
Mrs. Laura Larson Lewis.
Hash" W. ID. Roberts, jr
Fragments DR.. S. H. Allen.
THE Trusts" Henry N Hayes
The Transition" Gustave 4. Iverson.
The Future Edwin S. Hinckley
Election of officers.
An alumni ball viii be given in the
evening in the B. Y. L. gymnasium.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
SOCIETY GIRLS
BECOME NURSES
Three Daughters of John R.
Walsh Find Their Mis-
sion in Life.

Chicago. June denying them
selves the honors and privileges OF so
ciety. Misses Adelaide and Vivian
Walsh, daughters of John R. Walsh
millionaire ex-president of the South
ern Indiana railroad, have dedicated
their lives TO the care of the sick ana
injured. Now. upon the eve of the
graduation of Miss Adelaide Walsh
from the Mercy Hospital training
school for nurses, a third sister, Dor
othy Walsh. contemplates leaving the
family home TO adopt the same career.
Miss Adelaide Walsh entered q
course of training at the Mercy Hos
pital training school, affiliated with
Northwestern university, three years
ago. During her course of study she
had been closely associated with J. b
Murray acting as nurse for many of
mis- patients.
She was private nurse to Bishop Ed
ward Dunno of Dallas, Tex, when the
latter was taken TO Mercy hospital
suffering with heart disease, in NO
Vember. Early in February he was
moved TO his home in Texas and Miss
Walsh went with him. caring for him
until the early part of May.
So enthusiastic was Miss Adelaide
Walsh over her chosen profession that
her sister Vivian. determined to fol-
low her steps, and d year ago entered
the training school Now Miss Doro-
thy Walsh announces her deIermma-
ton 10 be the third nurse of the fam
lily.
The three girls are unusually beauti-
ful, and as one after the other has de-
termined TO adopt the profession of
nursing they have met with deter
mined opposition from society friends
Miss Adelaide Walsh was educated
at the Sacred Heart academy of this
city. the select school where Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer. Mrs. Mather Smith and
Mrs. Marshall Field. jr., were edu-
Gated
Graduation exercises of the Mercy
Hospital training school are to be held
at the Auditorium Thursday night.
The class with which Miss Walsh
graduates numbers thirty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
NEW INDUSTRY FOR UTAH
May Be Found in Swamps Near Eph-
raim-Japanese Mating Grows
in ProfuSion.

Ephraim, May Silver Tiedstrom, the
government botanist, spent a few days in
this vicinity last week making a study
of the flora of the valley. Assisted by
student from the University of Mime
sofa, he collected sufficient plants TO
make a large herbarium, and when he
received instructions TO go elsewhere ne
expressed his regrets that he was not
permitted TO spend the summer here. He
left during the latter part of the week
for the Pacific coast and viii proceed
at once TO Siberia. where he viii spend
the summer in the interest of his de-
paTtment
Mr.. Tiedstrom was in this county about
a year ago and while here he made
study of the conditions that exist i'm the
large swamp area west of Ephraim. From
time to time various projects have been
preached, all of which had for their puT-
pose the draining of the swamp. Thus
far no visible Roadway has been made
i'm the matter. even though it has been
frequently announced that some of the
undertakings would soon reach their con-
summation.
Now Mr.. Tiedestrom comes with an
entirely novel proposition While on his
former visit he collected some of the
japanese mating cane which grows in
profusion in some parts of the swamp.
He made mat of the material and this
was covered with plaster. a test by the
government experts showed that the mat
ting Is far superior TO ordinary lathing
as it stands a heavier strain and is prac-
ticaly indestrucuble.
This is not merely a theoretical expert
ment Tor the Japanese cane mating has
long been used in Europe as a substi-
product has already been provided Be
prOdust has already been provided. Be
sides, the cane is being used for many
other purposes at the present time.
It is not improbable that the govern
ment will try to induce owners of the
swamp land 10 engage in the cane in
duStTy.
\ runaway occurred yesterday near
the cemetery, which might have caused
a very serious accident. Mr. and Mrs
Abel Nielsen We're driving in a two-seat-
ed rig to the cemetery, when their horses
became frightened at a boy who was rid
ing a wheel and at once became I'M
manageable, running against a fence,
breaking the tugs and tongue. Mr. and
Mrs. Nielsen considered themselves for
tunate that this happened, as they were
left in the buggy and the horses were
caught by crowd of men along Main
street.
Milton, the f3-year-old son of Bert
GreaVes, was kicked by a wild horse yes
terday afternoon. While walking behind
one Of the horses which was tied in the
stable, usual it became frightened.
and kicked, striking him on the leg, cut
ting gaSh several inches in length. DR..
Dyring was called and dressed the
wound, which she says, win be healed
'9s!IB sUOHB0HdWO0 on j s6Bp MOI e III
w. r. Ward of Dyersburg, Tenn.
writes; This Is 10 certify that / have
Used Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation, and il has proven.
without doubt, to be thorough, prac-
teal remedy for this trouble, and it is
with pleasure / offer my conscientious
reference F. J. Hill Drug Co, THE
Never Substitutors."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
EXERCISES ARE POSTPONED
Observance of Anniversary of Brig
ham Younq's Birth Delayed.

Monday. June /. marked the 10th an
niversary of the birth of Brigham Young,
the Mormon leader who led the pioneers
into this valley in lS4l and first estab-
lished the white civilization here. There
were to have been exercises at Wanda
mere. following the custom observed in
former years. but owing TO the in
cIemencv of the weather the program
was not carried out. The day was so
disagreeable that only a few were pres
ent II was finally decided to abandon
the program, or, at least, postpone II
until some future day.
There was also to have been reunion
Of the Young family, whose members are
numerous but that. too was postponed.
After consultation IL was agreed TO leave
the calling of a meeting of the family
reunion to the president of the family
society, John NJ. Young
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

joining the premises Of the corporation
on the north and OF erecting thereon
building to be used in connection with
and as a part OF the present holdings OF
the corporation, al an estimated cost OF
81, 800.
g. To consider the question of sale for
cash of the balance of the treasury stock
of the corporation, having a par value OF
$4,000.
W s. MCCORMICK, President.
C. X MCCORMICK, Secretary.
Dated May 2S 1903.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
Notice of Special Stockholders
Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that a special
stockholders meeting of the Mccormick
Building, a corporation under the laws OF
Utah will be held at the office of the
corporation in the banking rooms of Nc
Cornick q Co. bankers, Salt Lake City,
Utah, on Monday. the 18th day OF June,
1903 at o'clock p. m, for the following
purposes. TO wit
l. To elect a full board Of directors Of
said corporation. in lieu of the present
board in which there are two vacancies
2 To consider the question of purchaS-
ing a parcel of land fronting is feet 5
inches in width on Main street next ad-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
LAST CALL.

Folks Salt Lake City Directory, 1908.
is in press and viii be ready for deliv-
cry the latter part of June. Changes
may be made in addresses, and new
corners names included. If parties in
terested will write or call at the di-
rectory office. Don't phone.
W. L. COOPER, Sec'y and Mgr.
sl7620 Dooly Building
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
BEGINS WORK ON SEWER.
Kennedy Puts tt5 Men to Work on
No. 1872.

James Kennedy. who has the contract
for sewer extension No. 1872, began work
yesterday at Second West and Second
North streets with a gang OF l15 men
and expects 10 rush the work 10 compile
ton in a short time. He will start work
on extension No. 1874 on Wednesday.
The contract for extension No. 10 has
not as yet been approved by the cOun-
ell. Ii was awarded by the board of
public works To Davis & Heuser. 1t is
locatad on Capitol hill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
GOES TO ILLINOIS.

Mapleton, June Miss Euphema john
son has gone to Illinois to be present
when her brother graduates from the
Northwestern university She will also
visit for about six weeks in a number of
states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
Provo News Notes.

Miss Lizzie Evans has been employed
as assistant instructor in music i'm the
city schools for the ensuing year
Miss Fannie Mclean has resigned as
teacher in the city schools. She expects
to leave the city
The engineers will get out a special edi-
ton for Strawberry day, June %. Mr.
f. d. B. Gray. formerly of Salt Lake, is
assisting in the work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

Dr. j. S. Sharp's Office moved to room
207, Judge building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

The Vienna Bakery. ! 1ss bread max
ers. Ask your grocer.
Who cleans carpets perfectly?
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

Wnkng time is past.
Its important mission has been accomplished
1t has acquainted the public with the genuine goodness
Of KeIoggs Toasted Corn Flakes.
1t has famiarized everybody with the package and the
Now the dimes are rolling in.
Everybody who tried this most delicious Of all breakfast
foods, wants more. This the mvariabe result Of The
FIRST taste
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

Its the favor that wins the favor And it's the universal
favor the wonderful popularity - the instantaneous
cess Of KeIoggs Toasted Com Flakes, that brought the
imtator.
But they initiate in name only. The taste the dainty
cnspness the real goodness Of the genuine cannot be
reproduced.
So keep both eyes open. Remember the name and the
package When you want the real Toasted Corn Flakes
and you always want it when you want the real flavor,
ask for and insist on getting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

At the Grand those who have already
this week witnessed the performance OF
Nellie. the Beautiful Cloak Model" de-
clare il as entertaining and thrilling a
play as the Burgess company has at
tempted during its engagement here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

There was a brisk demand yesterday for
tickets 10 the Walter Damrosch musical
festival which takes place at the Salt
Lake theatre. Juno 10.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21
state will Be had BY Stroll aero
nauts, Of oledo, Ohio, defeat

state will Be had BY Stro ii s aero
nauts, Of Eoledo j, Ohio, who defeat
ed the world in the presence of
l25, 600 people at st. Louis,
on October IS e, 1907. by winning:
both first and second prizes. Again
at 5 d lock IN the afternoon Of
the same day the great airship will
make its second flight 1t will
be managed BY the same party who
handled it at st. Louis, Mo. as
surfing the people Of South Dakota
results that will be, beyond qnes-
ton, the greatest event of its kind
ever held ID the state, and who are
under contract to make two success
full flights each day Of the fair.
Fink 5 Coon Town Circus, q
trained animal show, will afford
eighteen inmates Of laughter and
entertainment
lsg3 The Sayages, tional comedy
aerialists,with wardrobe par excel
lence.
Spot, the high diving dog, owned
by Frank Ulbreth, Of Tracy, Mimi,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21
FAIR ! l9O|0|' / !
Twenty f ourth Annual South
Dakota State Fair at, HUI ss
ron, Septic nber -
COY. JOHNSON SPEAKS SEPT. STH
Largest Line of Attractions
s:Hfs Ever Secured BY the Board
Will be Seen

Tuesday, September s, the first
active day Of the fair, will be made
the greatest day Of the week. Gov.
John A. johnson Of Minnesota,
will on that date deliver an adj
dress, and special trains will be run
on all railroads to make that the.
best day Of the fair. AT III o 'clock
on that day the first uccessfnl
air ship flight ever held in this
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21
MITCHELL, IS CORN PALACE SEP.
TENDER rs TO OCTOBER 8,
1908.


The Agriculture Exhibit at the
Mitchell Corn Palace this fall
will unao doubted W be the finest coll
lection Of farm products ever ex-
ihibited in the state. The manage
inent has offered some very attrac-
tive cash prizes and the several
counties that have been fortunate
enough to secure space are put
ting forth some strenuous efforts to
win FIRST prize. The sbountiful crops
just harvested will afford the ex-
Dhibitors an oppor tunity to make an
excel lent showing
Thavius Concert Band and Sym
sphony Orchestra have been engaged.
for two concerts each day for the
entire week This celebrated band
during the present season, has
delighted the thousands who have
=threnged the White City Chicago IS
popular summer resort. M. Thav-
iiu is one of the rising band leaders
of the continent and the immense
success that has attended each APP
|pearance of his band has demon
Estrated that he plays music that
touches the popular chord. The.
arrangement Of M Thavin's pro-
gram deserves a word Of commend
alton fol the excel lent jud gment
used. The weight of classic num-
besss is lifted by airy little popular
selections which serve ais a frothyl
Fdelicacy to render even more pal-
apable the heavier offerings.
a new feature this year will be
the ntrod uction of a high class
vaudeville which will make Up
about one half of the program.
The management has been able to
secure FIVE superb acts, the cream
||of the OrpheuIn circuit Henri
French, acknpwl BED eed the leading
limpersonator on the stage today, Il
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21
Nov there is No q on front pa,

Nov there is III ~ on front page.
.A strictly fisrI class home, sewer
in cellar; nice large bedrooms,
only4 blocks from the post office.
Tie you rent 3 of those rooms fur
Enished it would bring you income
enough to make our payments each
month, Better look it over Lee
is tower. 5slS5 q Il.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21
r.. G. White, maker Of portraits,
North s studio, los II. Oak street.
Upstairs. Sill.
BUDWEIsER,

The most popular beer Ia the
world. There is less profit to the
dealer who sells it, because il costs
most at the brewery, yeH its sales
exceed those Of all other Bottled
Beers, which proves that its super
iority is cognized everywhere
8tf.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21
will give two peri larlces each


Earious shows 81 hiig hest stand
ard an Ind age, the largest
Ferris wheel ever III the state, to-.
gether with hnnd eds Of Mi ol Mt
fractions, are already under con-
tract. ssSsss
The state fair board has made 81
rangements with AID a ID tant Engles43
10y for the state militia pol lice
The grounds thus assuring ample
prot ection to all visito lis. The mill
satia will be composed of a detail of
Il fifty fly picked men for guard duty,
enc officer to command the camp
with the rank of maj 81 FIVE leu
tenants and the necessary number
Of non comm ioned officers n
addition an ergency hospital will
be establ ished on the grounds, to
consist Of one surgeon, two hospi-
tai stewards and d complete hospi-
tai outfit to be placed at the dis
posal Of the association for it's use
in any emergency where any one
will be admitted free in case Of
sickness Or accide lent. Ia connection
with the militia and under mil tary
control, the Fourth Infantry band
Of thirty pieces will furnish music
during the week. The agricul tural
exhibits alone will repay every Wis
I itor for the time and expense to
visit the fair. The fol lowing sconn-
ties have applied for space Brown.
sphinx CLARK, Cod ingto Bro kings,
Kingsbury, Bead le, Hand Hyde,
Hughes, Stanley, Butte, Sanborn,
McCoo Hanson Miner and Min
Inenhaha.
Thousands Of people from the
east will visit the fair and exhibits
of this nature vii do more to adj
Vertise the resources Of the state
than anything else.
The live stock department will
fbe the largest exhibit ever made iii
the northwest. One new large cat
tile barn has been erected thus en-
abling that partment to take care
lsof many more cattle than hereto
for Two additional swine barns
have been erected thus facilitating
/ more space for that growing in
Idustry.
The poultry exhibit will exceed
/ that Of 1907 which was the largest
entry ever had in the state.
The speed program vii be the
best ever held in the state, beyond
any question One hundred and
fifty horses. at least, will be at3the
races. Sixty are in daily training
4 on the track at this time. Two new
Ispeed barns are being erected,
(which will furnish fifty additiona
box stalls for the convenience 81
the horseInen .Es
\ All other departing tents, such al
horticultural woman IS departing rt
dairy, mines and mining and api
airy vii have splendid exhib iits.
We trust that all who car spare
the time to attend the South Dako
ia state fair vii do Sc, and aid ane
Eassist the South Dakota state boare
of agriculture in bringing forth !;
successful fair.
For premium Lists or any othe,
Information writ tie
S G. N McIlvaine, Secretary,
N8-11. Huron, South Dakota
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-08-21

Rev. Polzin departed Tuesday for
New Uln, MINI. to attend the
Synodal conferences. He will be
absent about a week. There will
be no services at the German Luz
theran church in this city next
Sunday.