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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19

tents transferred to the lots at Eighth
South and Main streets
After the show is housed" within its
canvas cOliseUms, the ponies and dogs viii
be treated to a bath of warm water and
CASTLE soap. Monday morning in all their
gala attire the animals will line up for
parade. The procession will wenG its
way from the show lots to the down
town district.
The parade of Gentry Brothers shows
has ali the features of the usual parade,
and yet it has its own distinctive fea-
lures. Among these are many chaTiOts
presenting the fables of Mother Goose.
The actors in these tableaux are dogs and
ponies of high degree. Gentry Brothers
viii give four performances in this city.
The engagement will begin at 1:15 o'clock
Monday afternoon, when the doors will
open for the first performance. It will
conclude with the show on Tuesday
night. For the Salt Lake engagement only
the prices Of admission have been reduced
10 p cents and 30 cents.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19
Los Angeles Excursion.

Last days Of summer round trip, $40
to the glorious Pacific. Now at its best
Salt Lake Route.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19
Bathing at saltair-nothing finer.
"Leviathan" Meals, City Prices.

ASK for anything" The best of cut
sine. Quick service.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19
lines Band at saItair,

Friday. Saturday, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2t
p. Two free concerts daily; 60 men
Several solOists. Very fine.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19

Anderson pianos. % W. LIST So.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19

A S. Campbell. Stock Broker. BIG D.
F. Walker block.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19

J dNe Dig Ttu UaTsJ TO a'IH' aNu pm.
From Second South and Main street, for
Point Lookout. Through Emigration
canyon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19
FARNUM IN CAMEO KIRBY"

Dustin FaTnUm, who has to his credit a
long honor roll of personal hits, comes 70
the salt Lake theater tonight in new
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. Kodaks
and Kodak finishing. 142 Main St
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-19

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Lamoreauv tunes pianos. Forest 2SO-K.
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..LevIathan" MeaIs, city Prices.

Ask for anything" The best Of cui
sine. Quick service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
Fine New Craft to Ply
The Waters Of the Salt Sea

is built of soft wood Spacious cabin
seats covered with hair cushions are
found in the cabin. The seats are all
to be made easily convertible into
hunks. @
The motive power will be derived
from an 1S-horsepoWer gasoline engine
The propeller is 20 inches in diameter
and has three blades. 1t will make
SEQ revolutions per minute and the boat,
it is said by it's owner, will develop a
speed of 10 miles an hour under pres
sure. though the average speed Will be
10 or 70 miles per hour.
Fitted in the bow is a water tank of
% gallons and IL gasoline tank which
Twill hold 60 gallons. In addition there
is u storage tank in the stern which
will hold 100 gallons of gasoline a
1900 candlepower headlight. and 400
candlepower light for the cabin will be
part OF the equipment, using gasoline
for the illuninant.
The boat, which weighs about two
and a half tons, will be taken out to
Saltair on a wagon early next week.
It now lies at the mill, where the finish
ing touches are being put on The out
side has been painted in white enamel
and handsomely decorated, especially
at the prov, where the picture of a
mermaid Is very conspicuous. The in
terror will largely be finished in natural
wood.
The boat will lie at Saltair, where it
will be in charge OF Coxswain Watson,
who was at one time on the EbattleShip
Oregon, and will be a creditable addi-
ton to the launches already lying on
the waters of Utah's inland sea.
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JENNIE PARSONS
MUST Be CONTENT
Disconnected Wife With desires
AIimoniac' Must
Worry Along.
JUDGE SAYS SHE HAS ENOUGH.
She. However. Thinks $500 u Monu,
About Right Tor Iicr Needs
The Friday Divorce. Mill.

Mrs Jennie b. Parsons, wife of c. c.
house. failed yesterday in an effort to
scecurc an increase OF SI5 month in
her allowance, making 5000 q month.
Judge Morse. who heard the applica-
ton, stated that Mrs. Parsons had suffl-
cient means To live on and her testt-
mony that her health wns failing and
she needed a change of climate, had
no bearing With the court. LII answer
to this application. Parsons declared
that his wife was Of II rowing dispose
ton, itl-tempered and not satisfied to
live in one place for any length OF
time.
Parsons was called to the stand by
Atty Willard Hanson. counsel for Mrs
Parsons. and questioned him on his
salary. He said that his income
amounted to $500 month. OF this
amount he showed that $500 was con-
sumcd liz expenses. More than $50 Il
month was spent for club dues which
he said that his position demanded
Some light was also thrown on social
entertainments INDUCED in by profess
sional men.
PafSonS SAID that he htld S2Q,OQo worth
of stock which Mott Newhouse was
carrying for him. on this lie owed about
$4,000. He also said that he had an
ovcrdraft at the bank of about $500
now. He also owed about 5000 Tor
law books.
When Mrs. Parsons. took the stand
she referred to her failing health and
said that she wanted a change. Her
daughter, II young and pretty girl q
years old, sat behind Mr.. Hanson and
prompted him in asking her questions
Mrs. Parsons also said that the S125
month which had been allowed ller
had included nothing for her daughter.
In passing upon the application Judge
Morse held that he thought that Mrs.
Parsons had been allowed a sufficient
sum. AS TO the daughter Judge Morse
said that the question of her allow
ance was without the jurisdiction of the
court. He referred to Parsons testi-
mony in which he stated that his
r If ~
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Salt lake will have a new craft on its
waters next week q tight and staunch
launch named Victory, built In Salt
Lake City by w. II. Parker. Mr.. Park
er has done a great deal of the work
on it himself, being engaged on 1t more
or less since last August and with its
completion he feels that he has boat
which will weather any storm ever
seen on. the lake. !.
The boat is 33 feet long by feet
Inches beam. The keel is made OF a
piece of solid oak AXIS inches. The hull
to a point about one foot above tho
water line is of seasoned oak, and the.
RIBS are of the best white oak. Much of
the interior finish is also of quarter
sawed oak Before each plank was put.
in place 1t was run over the jointer so
as to make a joint about l-l6 on the
inside and about 3-16 of an inch on the
outside so as to allow for proper calking
of the seams Each plank was painted
before it was put in place, and Wher-
evar there is any danger from salt wa
ter, brass screws have been used, about
$40 worth of them having been used al
together in it's construction.
There is very little deck. just a little
piece at each end. as nearly the whole
OF the boat is. enclosed 80 as to form
big water-tight cabin. 1t is incloSed5 by
o6 windows and two doors, making In
ali 30 lights of Y inch plate glass used
IN he windows of the cabin. All of the
5uprights between the windows which
form the roof supports, are also OF
seasoned oak, though the roof itself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
London Exhibit to Contain
Big Display From Utah

hibition by the Oregon Short Line Rail-
road company and the bureau of in
formation. Among other things sent
by the bureau was a large number of
the excellent little book entitled Utah. :
the new edition of which has been pub
lished as a G.. A. r. souvenir. With
this little work was also sent view
books and stereo views of Salt Lake
City as well as d number of souvenirs
illustrative of Utah.
The Oregon Short Line shipment con-
sisted of number of books on Utah
and a lot of matter descriptive of the
sue. though the. average speed will be
The present shipment of exhibits and
advertising matter to the London eX-
hibition is the result of an appeal from
Alvin Z. Jordan. who is at presels It in
london, and Who on investigation.con-
Guided that the Golden West" show
afforded rare opportunity for Utah to
advertise herself at the British metro
polls. The exhibition is to close about
the middle of October, so that the pres
ent exhibits will get there in time to
be on show for over two months.
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

The monthly report Of the city health
department for June showed los deaths,
with an annual death rate on an es-
5timated population Of $4,000 of 1925. as
compared with death rate Of II. 80
for June of last year. This exceeds
all previous June records. The average
death rate per 1000 population during
the month was l.27, Thirty non-resi-
dents died in June OF typhoid. There
were nine deaths from pneumonia, and
two suicides by poison Births NUM-
bered lis Gall white), boys %. and girls
Sc OF contagious and infectious dis
eases, 1874 We're reported, as compared
with 206 for May,(with 56 cases of small
pox, So of scarlet fever 10 of measles,
and 90 of whoopingcough. There were
$50 marriage licenses issued during the
month.
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Governor Spry Asks Support
For the Irrigation Congress

1
reclaim the deserts and to malSe4homes
on the land.
1.-The wanton waste OF natures most
generous gifts is being noted the coun-
try over with regret and condemns
ton. An effort toward the checking
Of this waste is being put forth in tn {,
national conservation of resources
n,ovement--n remedial campaign along
scientific lines for the preservation OF
our forests and the reclamation oil our
lands.
THE National Irrigation congress Is
a potent factor in this national move
%nlcnt, and in addition is one of western
origin.
utah has always taken an active
and prominent part in the dellbera-
tons OF these congresses and | earn
estly recommend the hearty support
and cooperation Of the people Of TINS
state in making the Seventeenth lrri-
CATION congress Il pronounced success
This support and cooperation can be
best given in a strong Utah delega-
ton at the congress-.
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PLUMBERS ARE STILL OUT.


4, The master plumbers are still hold.
Ing out determinedly against the de-.
mands of the men for Sc per day i'm
stead of $500 as given heretofore, The
strike has been on for two weeks. and
the masters claim to have received a
number of additional men from the
east during the past week, which has
sclped to relieve the situation slight
y. They are still short handed, and
with the view of getting more non
union men, one of the master plumb
ers will leave for the east today He
VIII be absent about two weeks, and
while he Is away it Is expected that
ne will be successful in inducing suf-
ieient men to come west to fill the
places of those who have struck. The
1ourneymen plumbers are holding meet
ings but they do not care to talk about
their side. 1t is known that they have
made no proposition for a settlement,
and it is said to be doubtful If any
Proposition short of going back to
work at the old wage would be enter
tanned by the masters. who are at
present confident of winning out in the
dispute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
JOB FOR KENNEDY
DESPITE RECORD.
Gets Two Extensions Regardless
Of Poor Work in South
eastern Section.
NAMEsAKE in COMPETITION.
Pat Moran HIS to Run Against Will
liam j.. But Then Pat Bears
Official Stamp.

The James Kennedy Construction
company, which has had so much trou-
BILE and dissatisfied with its work
on sidewalk extension 1OS in the south
eastern part of the city. received two
contracts yesterday afternoon for two
more sidewalk extensions, compris-
ing 40 miles of walks in the Second
and Third wards. The bids amount
to s17591T.40, which was considerable
below the other bidders and lower than
the city engineers estimate by $4,000.
The board agreed that the taxpayers
who were benefited by these improve
mcnts,were obtaining cheap work For
sidewalk extension 126, Kcnnedy's bid
was slG3,21 and on sidewalk extern
ion lbs the concerns bid was ST.
S60.4S.
The bidders and their respective
tenders were as follows:
Sidewalk extension 12S. Third ward
James Kennedy Construction COM
pany, s74,S6O4S; William J. Mo-
RrD q se ogden xss;aggS' CONF =.
pany, s94,T5S79; j. w. Mellen, $92,-
941. 3S:,z. Miracle Concrete corporation,
sS5,9l7.5I; Frank Dorian, $94,S54.io;
Whittier&. Mcbride, ss4.OO325. The en-
ginccr's estimate for this work was
sos, 232.S1.
Sidewalk extension 126, Second ward
James Kennedy Construction com
pany. $1o3. 21o.92; S. Birch & Sons Con
struction company, $3.50. 1850: William
j. Moran Of Ogden, S127.14I.se. The
city engineers estimate for this extern
sion was Sll5,402
The contract for paving Edison av-
enue, formerly known as Franklin
avenue with concrete was awarded to
j. D. Hanley. His bid was s50g.11
The other bidders were Whittier & Nc
Bride, S., S92.71 and FL. j. Gilkerson, So
1919. The city engineers estimate foi
this piece of concrete paving, which
appears as paving extension S., was
$1,000.
The board did not receive any bids
for. the construction of conduits at the
intersections of North Temple street at
First West and Second West streets
This work will be advertised again
The engineers estimate on the work is
| SO, 600 for each intersection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10

Governor William Spry issued pro-
,clamation today in regard to the
Seventeenth National Irrigation con-
gress which will be held a month from
today in Spokane, Washington. The
document urges the support of the
people to make it a success and asks
everyday to attend who cam The
proclamation follows:
Impressed by the wonderful in
snuence Welded by the National lrri-
CATION congresses in the development
and upbuilding of the west; and realiz-
ing the great Importance OF the ques-
tons which will be discussed at the
coming congress. /, William SI5ry. gov
ernor OF the State Of Utah, do hereby
direct the attention OF the citizens of
this state TO the seventeenth National
Irrigation congress. to be held at
Spokane, washington. August 9-l4,
1909, and urge your thoughtful con-
sideration Of It's purposes: To save
the forests, to store the floods, to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10

Utah will be well represented at the
Golden West exhibition, which is being.
held at Earls Court, London, England,
when the exhibit of the Manufaetur-
cr's association of this city reaches
London with the other exhibits which
are on the way. In addition to the
exhibits Of a number Of Utah manu-
facturers. an effort is being made TO
send along choice case of minerals,
which, taken altogether. is expected %
rival anything that will appear from
any of tho states. Among the different
manufacturers who are contributing
are: The Pittsburg- Salt Lake Oh com
many. Mcdonald Candy company, u ,.,-
plaster company, Hewlett Brothers'
Utah Manufacturing & Packing COM
many. Lubra Oils company. Utah Sugar
company, Cache Valley Condensed
MIX company. Utah Condensed MIX
company. and Inland Crystal Salt com
onite a large lot of advertising lit
erature has also been sent to the eS-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
PLAN TO GREET WIZARD.
committee Appoints Subcommittee
To Greet Notable Visitor.

Arrangements for the entertainment
of the Wizard OF the Wasatch We're thF-
5ther considered AT meeting last night
Of the committee named for that Dur
nose, B. r. Redman. temporary chair
man of the committee. presided In tn the.
nbsence of i. G Leary temporary presic
dent. A subcommittee consIStlnE " W
Fisher Harris E. L. Cclborn. II. vance ,il',
7 .ane and ii. l.. A. Culmer was appolnten
to draw up a tentative program and re-
mort TO the.next meeting of the COMM MT,
tee tee. to be held at the Commercial al, :, cup u
rooms next Wednesday evening july ~ ~
n is proposed to form a parade OF
citizens which will go to the entrance ,
Of one of the canyons ofths Na Is, ,s;I
o. ct Of the city. where the Wizard ana ms
iects' "A reception at the Comm efc aal
ccIni' will follow, with appropriate
n,t,sstc addresses. etc. 1t is Thought no
attempt to hold an outdoor ceie-
hrs tion viii be made. oWin% 70
the the close proximity of the G.
a r. encampment. but 1T is planned 70
get the thing started go that hereniter
f NAV become an annual affair, When
completed. 1t is the idea to have the res
ttivai take form similar TO the Marni
3S;ras in New Orleans. the Rose FESTIVAL.
Of Portland, the Aksarbep at Omaha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eleventh Ward--A missionary fare
well concert will be given in the EleS-
ent ward assembly hall corner First
south and Eighth East streets. on
tuesday evening. July 10, in honor of
Elder j. Mazel Skofield, who is about
10 leave to fill mission to Germany.
splendid program Of vocal and
Instrumental music has been arranged
Tor the occasion In which the following
Well known artists will sperticipate.
\. Done orchestra. Robert Siddoway,
Charlotte Stewart, 1rnla Pendleton, Jen-=
ME Skolfe1d, Clifford Ashby, John
Rohinson. Charles Sheppard, Horace
:, Ensign. VIII Calder, Lizzie Thomas
Edward. Joseph Give, ]. Mazel Skol-
held; Irene Done, accompanist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
DYSPEPS

Having taken your wonderful 'easca-
cured cure OF Of stomach calarrh and dyspepsia,
think word Of praise is due to
'cascarets' for their wonderful compost
ton. I have taken numerous other So
called remedies but without avail, and I
find that Cascarets relieve more in day
than all the others I have taken would in
year" James McGune,
1903 Mercer ST., Jersey City, N. j..
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good. Never Sickeu. Weake or Gripe.
1Oc. Csc. Soc. Never sold 10 bulk. The gen.
uine tablet stamped c &C. Guaranteedto
cure or your money back. 9l9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10
PIcKpoCKETs KEPT BUSY.

Pickpockets were active among the
crowds at the depets4 and the resorts
last night. several complaints coming to
the police of robberies or attempted
George Murray was arrested at the
Short Line depot. after he had made
an attempt to snatch a diamond stud
from Nj O,Keefe. past exalted ruler
of the Waterloo, Ida. lodge of Elks.
George Dorsey reported that his pock-5
ct had been picked of 49, while he was
at Saltair. and it Is believed that the
detinue. Murray. was the principal in
this tht9t. Another man also reported
the lossE of s45. Although Murray had a
confederate in his work the attkr man
aged to make his escape and has not been
picked mp yet.
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daughter had sent all the checks back
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DIR SPECIAL, OFFER,

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Church Tlotites.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Will
be held in the Tabernacle at p. m.
tomorrow, Sunday. Sunday school at ~
a. M, and meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
5,5i. ,}.t51
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-10

The high priests quorum of the
Ensign stake will hold It's regular
monthly meeting next sunday, july
new whitney hall. corner of Second
avenue and A street A full and pune
tual attendance is desired.
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