The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-20
City and FIeighborhood

THE PICNIC OF the religious school ol
Consregation Bnai Israel VIII De helo on
Monday, June IS, at Liberty park at
y. M.
THE VACATION school of the Y. NJ Z,
4. opens tomorrow morning at $50 clock
for it's fourth session of supplementary
educational work.
THE UNITED STATES COURT VIII
convene Monday morning al 10 O'Clock;
Judge John A, Marshall will preside and
such jury cases as are required by stipu-
lation viii be tried by open Venire.
WHILE VISITING her parents in Nc
Cannon Ida. Mrs. Samuel Blundell, vile
Of the cigar merchant at 81 East Second
South street gave birth TO bouncing
baby boy on June H.
SERVICES will be held at the First
Congregational church, Elmer !. Goshen.
pastor corner OF Fourth East and First
South streets at il o'clock this morning.
Communion service and reception oil ne"
members at o'clock,
EDWARD T.. HOFFMAN, member of
the firm OF Hoffman Bros. real estate
dealers will leave Monday for a trip
through tho northwest, including Butte
and Spokane. He will visit the officers
Of the company In Montana and Washing
ton and look over the business condition
there.
THE ANNUAL OUTING OF the Salt
Lake Caledonian club will be held at La
COON Friday, June %, fine programme,
consisting OF sports. games and assocla-
ing, with many Scottish features, has been
arranged for the occasion.
ATTORNEY J. NJ HAMILTON left for
Blaine county Idaho, Saturday evening,
in the interest Of eastern capitalists, to
pass upon title and incorporate group
OF placer and quartz claims recently dis
covered near the head of the South Boise
river. He will be absent about ten days
and IS accompanied by j, Dove Wagner
of the American Surety company OF New
York and n, Nelson of this city
d.. w. G. ANDERSON. professor Of
Is here to supervise the department Of
physical education in the University OF
Utah summer school. is more than pleased
with the interest and enthusiasm which
IS being displayed by the students who
are taking the work In the department.
He himself is very enthusiastic and be-
lleves that physical education Is one OF
the most important branches of school and
college work,
AND THEIR CORRECTION BY GYM
NASTIC EXERCISE" was the subject OF
BoIin; a specialist In physical education.
who is at present engaged in the univer-
sity summer school work In the girls
gymnasium at the university, Saturday
morning. Several hundred people, includ-
Ing number OF physicians from the city,
heard the lecture and were greatly inter-
csted IN tho ideas which the doctor pro-
pounded.
j. G. MDONALD of the Mcdonald
Candy company met with committee OF
the Building Trades Council on Satur-
day with a view 10 settlement OF the
trouble regarding the installation OF the
central sprinkler system on the building
OF the company. The firm which has the
contract for the plumbing connected with
the sprinkler refuses TO employ union la =
bor claiming that the members OF the
union are incompetent. The Structural
Iron Workers refuse to do the iron work
on the sprinkler unless the rest OF the
work on the sprinkler is done by union
labor. No agreement was reached at the
meeting held between Mr.. Mcdonald and
the members OF the committee.
ACCORDING; TO advices received by the
secretary OF the Manufacturers associa-
ton here from Thomas Summers who Is
heavily interested in woolen mills at La
Porte. Ind, there is opportunity here
for the esta blishment OF profitable new
Industry, Mr.. Summers states that s
quantity Of the wool raised here is shipped
TO La Porte and sold for the manufacture,
Of woolen fiber and other fabrics. and ther
sent back here where the goods are solo
III prices which would permit a hand
some profit on an investment for manu-
facturers OF the Same products here, who
would thus DC spared the expense OF hav-
Ing the wool shipped into the state. 1t 1,
stated that La Porte has population o
only If000 people, yet there are ten bis
E:-ctories, including large woolen mill.