The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-21


TO meet next year at Los Angeles. Cal,
Chicago and Atlantic City.
Mi. .WAUKEE. May 2O.-The Milwau-
kee Aero clubs balloon "Pabst made
its second flight shortly after 2 o'clock
this afternoon, with Mai. II, B.. Hershey
as pilot, accompanied by E. p, Wins and
Prof. w. :, Johnson.
WASHINGTON. May 2O.-The labelling
of wines will be considered at general
hearing on "Wednesday morning, June 80
next, by the board of food and drug In
spection, All who are interested In the
labelling of any wines of American make
have been Invited to be present.
CHICAGO. May 20.-Oral arguments in
the appeal Of John II Walsh from the
decision sentencing him to five years
Imprisonment for alleged mlsapplication
Of the funds OF the Chicago National bank.
were heard in the United States circuit
court Of appeals here today.
BENToNVILLE. Ark. May 2o.-The
seventy ninth general assembly OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church was for"
mally organized today. with the selec-
ton of the Rev. j. T, aBrbee Of Dawson
Springs, Ky, as moderator. All the states
OF tn esouth. southwest and central west
were represented, as was California.
street railway training school has been
planned by the Metropolitan Street Rail
way company. The expenses of the
school which will be open 10 college and
scientific school graduates. Will be borne
by the railway company. The pupils VIII
be paid living wages while taking the
two years course.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 2o.-Annonnce-
ment was made at the naval academy
today OF the award OF annual prizes to
members Of the first class OF midshipmcn.
The trouhy cup offered by the Sons of
the American Revolution for excellence
In practical ordnance, was Won by Md
Shipman Harold T. Smith of Tacoma,
Wash,
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. May 20l-
General rains are reported throughout the
south plains country of north Texas and
northwestern Oklahoma. One of the most
serious drouths IN recent years is broken.
During the last few weeks a great many
farms We're, deserted in that section and
n continued drouth during the summer
would have almost depopulated 1t.
WASHINGTON. May 20-Alss Helen
Tart, daughter OF the president has
coptcd an invitation TO unvcil the monu-
ory OF the soldiers of the regular union
army who participated In the Gettysburg
campaign, The ceremony VIII take place
May u. The principal address will be
made by President TAFT.
NEW YORK, May 20.-New westbound
line steamer Mauretania. which arrived
in quarantine from Liverpool and Queens
town at ll:l0 tonight. The steamer,
cording to her commander, cut thirteen
minutes from her best previous record.
and bade an average hourly speed OF
25.62 knots. as against her former rec
ord OF 25.56.
GREAT FALLS: May pa special to
the Grca; Falls Tribune from Kalspoll
says that the local brewery workers upon
receipts last evening OF orders from Butte
headquarters to resume work. presented
themselves nt the brnwcrics this morning
and expressed Il willingness 10 resume
operations, but the employers informed
them that there were no vacancies, and
not likely TO be any.
GRAND JUNCTION. May 2O.-Suspen-
sion OF work on the nighttime irrigation
canal was ordered TO permit IN investiga-
tion Of the project by the interior depart
side parties. acfording 10 reports re-
ccived tonight from the local delegation.
In conference with Secretary Ballinger
at Washington Hope is entertained for
an carly resumption of activities.
New York, May 20.-Delegations from
Catholic churches gathered Mt the steam
ship pier today to bid goodbye TO tho
apostolic delegate to this country. Arch
bishop John NJ. Farley OF New York and
about 100 other church dignItaries who
sailed on the steamer carpathia to Rome.
Many Of them will attend the golden
jubilee of the American college at Rome
and the apostolic delegate will report TO
the pope on the condition OF the Catholic
church In America.
BUTTE. Mont: May 2O.-A Kalispell
special to the Miner says. The Somers
Lumber companys lumber plant and
auxiliary factories arc closed down in
f.fl llI If.ylH f1.. .-,.1Y
strike order issued by the !. w. w. which
went into effect at o'clock this morn
ing. About 1000 men are affected in
those plants. The difficulty arose out
OF the general situation which has cX-
listed throughout the country for some
weeks past. when the river men and mill
workers demanded an increase OF pay Of
30 cents per day,
GLENWOoD SPRINGS Colo May 20.
For the first time the full power de-
yeloped by the Shoshone dam OF the Cen,
tral Colorado Power company was turned
against one Of the immense turbines to-
day. The trial was attempted In honor
| OF the visit of eastern stockholders. among
them being former Governor Herrick OF
Ohio. chairman OF the executive commit
tee. The entire pressure OF 1850 cubic
feet. OF water per second was turned
against the first turbine. which withstood
| the test satisfactorily that the pres
sure was maintained throughout the day.
| SEATTLE. Wash. May 2O.-The cruls-
ers Tennessee. flagship of Admiral Sc
/ bree; Washington and California, which
sailed from San Francisco. Monday,
passed In at Cape Flattery today. They
| are expected TO proceed direct to Tacoma,
where they Will later be Joined by the
remainder of the fleet which will visit
| Belingham and other GOWN sound ports
| The Japanese cruisers Aso and Soya and
seven American cruisers Will be at Ia
! coma. Friday. May IS. and on May 30
VIII go to Seattle to participate in the
\ worlds fair opening,
RENO. Nev. May oO.--In operating on
| Margaret Rhodes for appendicitis today
at the county hospital. physicians OF Reno
declare they have set the first precedent
! In operations for that disease on an In
dian Miss Rhodes is full -hlooded PI-
ute Indian. graduate OF Carlisle Indian
| school. and "A belle among her own pco-
pic. Medical annals do not tell OF an
! Indian who has yet become an appcndl-
| citis victim Miss Rhodes VIII recover,
| Ten New Cases Of Smallpox.
Ten new cases of smallpox, as fol-
- H.