The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12

tie this week.
BANK CLEARINGs yesterday were
$3.50, p, as compared with $50 515.3l
for the corresponding day last year. The
clearings for last week were $5,5Si 610.56
and for the corresponding week Of last
year they were A,417, 691. 70.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN,
Washakie Tribe No. l, will meet Mon
day evening, and, among other bust
ness, will confer the chiefs degree on
two candidates. SOjOurning brothers
are invited. to be present.
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY of the
First Congregational church will hold
its first meeting Of the year next Tues
day, Sept. "A, from Il to O'Clock, in
the church parlOrs.
SUIT WAS FILED by H. c. Edwards in
the district court yesterday against L.
Q. Ray for S1,o00 and interest at per
cent since Jan. /, 1907, for the purchase
of stock in the Humboldt Consolidated
Mining company, sold to Ray by Hyrum
Tyree in 1906. The claim of Tyree has
been assigned to Edwards, and suit is
brought to collect.
ANOTHER LOAN OF $4,000 has been
made to the state board of examiners
by the state land board, to tide the ex-
aminers over until the state money
starts rolling in later this year.
HAROLD KING, son of Howard A King,
deputy in the county clerks office, has
returned to Salt Lake after a few weeks
with a geological survey party in the
northern part Of the state. Harold will
leave again Tuesday with the survey
party for an extended trip near St.
George.
THE TROLLEY CAR RIDE planned by
the Sunday school Of the First Presby-
terrain church for yesterday afternoon
had TO be postponed because of the in
clement weather.
GASOLINE, IGNITING in some IN
known manner, caused a blaze in the
drying rooms of the Regal Cleaning
company, l56 East Second South street,
yesterday afternoon, which necessitated
a run from the Central station. The
damage was slight.
W. D. BENNETT, a Nevada mining man,
reported to the police yesterday after
noon that while standing in front of the
Utah National bank his pocket was
picked and wallet containing $40 was
stolen. He was unable TO give any de-
scriptiOn Of the thief.
THE WEDDING OF MISS GRETTA
STORM, sister Of Mrs Hugh Wrathall
of Fort Douglas, and Lieutenant Saunt-
ley Miller viii take place Wednesday,
Sept. %, at the fort.
c. o. WHITTEMORE left last night for
Los Angeles, going by way Of San Fran
CISCO Mrs. WhittemOre and daughters
June and Leigh. Will leave for their
home next Saturday and Miss Leigh
WhittemOTe viii enter the Westlake
school Until their departure Mrs.
WhittemOre and her daughters viii be
guests of Mrs. z Y. Sherard, 161 East
Sixth South street.
MRS. c. W LAAfBOURNE and her
daughter, Miss Ruby Lambourne, will
leave Thursday for Glendale, O, where
Miss LambOurne will enter school.
MISS MAGGIE SHORT will entertain
Monday evening at five hundred party
in honor of Miss Ruby Lambourne and
Miss Catherine Adams
MRS. r. ". HILL viii entertain her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon at her
apartments in the Caithness.
W. II. CALKINS, manager of the Fort
Worth Star-Telegram, piloted his party
of twenty handsome Texas and Okla
homa girls into Salt Lake yesterday on
their return from the northwest. The
party is chaperOned by Mrs. Calkins,
and they passed through Salt Lake
several weeks ago, bound for Seattle.
Yesterday they registered at the Ken
yon, remaining in Salt Lake only two
hours.
ARCH LONGWORTH AND GEORGE
q. IONGWORTH OF Cincinnati, broth
ers OF Congressman Nicholas Long
worth registered at the Knutsford yes
terday to spend a few days in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. AND MRS. TEX RICHARD arrived
in Salt Lake yesterday on their way TO
New York where Mr.. Richard is go
ing on mining business. They registered
at the KnutsfOrd
BULLET THROUGH HIS BODY
Kansas city, Sept. 11.-V. P. Won
Erlih, a business man of Seattle. to-
day shot and seriously wounded him
self in his room at q local hotel. The
bullet went through his body just
above the heart.
After shooting himself von. Erllh
answered a long distance call. He
talked business for several minutes,
but becoming weak from the loss Of
blood, pleaded for a physician.
It is believed he VIII revore.
Seattle, Sept. 11-V. P. Won Erlih is