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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-01
Provo News Notes

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. Nov. 3O.-There is a movement
on foot among those interested 10 console
date the Blue Cliff Canal company and
the Provo Reservoir company. Tho OBJ
ivct 10 be obtained is economic, in that
il is proposed TO make one canal carry
the water from the Provo river TO the
land on Provo bench. The plant of The
Provo Reservoir company Is now nearing
completion and should the consolidation
he perfected IL will only he necessary To
enlarge the canal already built 1f the
Blue Gin company and put The water
on large tract of valuable fruit land
ON Provo bench.
The committee having in charge tho
collections for the payment Of the uoun-
mcnt to the Indian War Veterans erect
ed OH the West square. have issued an
appeal 10 the descendants OF tic piuu-
GERS and others interested for subScrip-
tlons to he used in payment Of th" monu-
ment. which is not yet paid for.
NJ. T. Miner aud Robert w. Miller
as partners. have begun suit in the,
district court against stephen Biamson
and wife to collect 500 alleged 10 be due
for merchandise sold and delivered.
Marriage licenses have been Issued nv
the county clerk to William II. Boyle
and Mary A. SticSucy. both OF santa
quln William c. Scott and Dora Cook.
both OF Provo; OrSon Prestivich and Sa-
rah Crandall, both OF Provo.
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INSANE ITALIAN WILL
BE TAKEN To ASYLUM


OGDEN. Nov. 20 With bota arms
Fractured between the elbow and the
wrists. Lewis Maroncle an Italian who
says he recently came to ogden from
San Francisco. and has an income of So.
000 600 year. = portion ot wnisn h"
soon intends 10 invest jn ,js native
wines, was examined hy 4 board u: in
sanity al the county building this li.cr-
noon.
Mercnrlle was picked up on the streets
Yesterday and first taken 10 al" oily
Jail. Later nc was sent to the county
Jail Although County Physician j. w.
Pidcock made an examination Of the
Unfortunate follow when he was called
In by The authorities Yesterday. nothing
WAS done TO alleviate his sulrerinGs uuUl
after District Judc" Howell. who held th"
insane hearing today. ordered that The
roimty physician be sent foT Immediately
and Instructed 10 attend the mans in
jUrcs.
~ the conclusion Of tho hearing. which
vsS conducted In The presence Of brS.
/. G. Doran and g. w Green. who dag
noSed Tho injuries 10 The mans arms as
compound fractures. the county physician
who had been sent for bV Judge Howell
reset the broken bones. TIL" Italian says
thai hc received the inhTics by falling
iniu cellar few nights ago. lie Will
be sent 10 the state insane asylum at
Provo.
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Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO Nov 30.-Followlng is copy
OF the official report Of the district at
torncy OF the Fourth Judicial district Ia
Attorney General a. K. Barnes. whic!
was submitted today:
Hon. 4. Il. Barnes. Attorney General,
Salt Lake City, Utah:
Dear Sir,-AccordinG TO the provisions
OF section 2ii5X!2. Compiled Laws Of
Utah 1900 | herewith submit my report
for the eleven months ending November
80. 1909.
During said period / have Fled thirty
eight criminal informatious In this dis
trict.
To The thirty-ciGht informations. cich
teen entered a pcal Of guilty, fourteen
were tried and convicted, three ~cIc
tried and acquitted. one WAS dismissed
after three trials. resulting in hung
jury each time. and Two nave not yet
been tried.
OF the twelve convictions. two cases
were appealed Ia the supreme court, viz.
state VS.. IL. II. Blake. charged WITH
criminal conspiracy. anJ the state vs..
Elizabeth Moore. charged with adultery.
The Moore case was o. considerable in-
portance. number % very close ques-
tons OF law wcrc raised which had new"
before been passed on by tho supreme
court So close were these questions that
the district court granted defendant II
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Attorney of the Fourth Judicial
District Submits Report to Barnes

new trial after the first conviction, but
when she was convicted the second time
a new trial was refused and she took
an appeal to the supreme court. That
tribunal has lately given its decisions. pass
ing upon said questions OF law, sustain
ing the lower court and the theory Of
the prosecution. The Blake case has not
yet been decided
There has been the sum of sG5S col
Iected I'm fines. which amount was paid
to the clerks of the respective counties.
follows:
TO the clerk of t'intah county. cor. $50
To the clerk OF Utah county. y......,.. 53Se
a nnc OF $50 in Utah county has not
yet been paid.
] would recommend that the next leg
isla turc be asked 10 amend section fSoi
Of the Compiled Laws of 1907. making
II more definite as TO when the stale
in criminal prosecutions is entitled 20 II
change OF place Of trial, and requiring
the district attorney 10 make applica-
ton for the change.
Enclosed you will find reports from the
various county assessors relative TO ,S-
cheated property. there seems 10 he none
In this district so far as / can learn.
Respectfully submitted.
HARVEY CLCFF
District Attorney Fourth Judicial Dis
trict
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PROVO COUNCIL FAILS
To CHANGE LIQUOR LAWS

Special 10 the Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. &o-Thc city council at
its meeting last night. practically finished
tho revision OF the ordinances, and they
arc now ready 10 be turned over TO the
new administrati tion. Mayor-clcct w. IL.
Ray was among the visitors I'm the coun-
eli chamber last night 1t was rumorcd
on the streets yesterday that the recently
enacted prohibition ordinance was TO be
repealed or revised at the council session
last night. but when the matter was
called up there were only two members
who favored any change, and the repeal
or revision was voted down, s to >.
The druggists are ClaSsed In the license
schedule as merchants. but the fact that
they are forced 10 pay much higher
license than other merchants Is looked
upon as very significant The inference
Is drawn from remark made by one OF
tho cuuncIlmrn. that the extra license cN-
acted from the drug stores is a penalty
for selling liquor. "Thcy will sell II
anyhow" said one OF the CounCilmcn, re
gardless OF any prohibition ordinances
that may be passed
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PARK CITY DEPARTMENT
Onhcc. Tbcater. Phones; Ind. GA

Special To The Tribune
PARK CITY. Nov 3O--Joscph Hard
ing tried few days ago for alleged
assault and battery upon Rudolph WaG-
onrr and found guilty. was sentenced tu
pay fine Of $40 by Judge Waters to-
day
Henry BIrcumshaw. a prominent young
man of Park city. was arrested Salur-
day night on the charge OF giving li0Lor
To a minor. lie pleaded guilty q the
charge and was fined SO. but was given
unul "Wednesday 10 pay the fine. the
Judge. in passing sentence, said that he
was sorry that he had To levy the fine.
because The could not reach the man
who had sold The hoy the liquor Bjr
cumsbaw gave away and while he lad
TO pass sentence upon young Bircum-
shaw felt that the sentence was un-
just;
Henry Welsh OF salt Lake city. mcID-
Der of the firm OF Welsh. Bristul & Buck
of Park City. was here from salt Lake
CITY TODAY returning 10 Salt Lake in
a few hours. The attitude has not agreed
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that a special
tax Tor the purpose OF extending the
sidewalk has been levied and confirmed
proved November ., 1909 and Novem-
Der so. 1909, respectively.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
Lake CITY. to-wit In lots |, :. ana
1, block So: 1. ., }, {. 5 6, and s.
block 81; to 81. inclusive, block 9,
TO ynI - nGIgTiTis ooGH SIoc S9s'eS
Inclusive. block J; to -. inclusive.
block =. Coates & Corum's subdivision.
block &c. l to 20. inclusive: 81 TO 6S.
inclusive. and 9e to ll2. inclusive. Wicks's
subdivision, block -. | ana 10. and 10
is. inclusive, block >. Doull Broth
crs' subdivision, block l5 l to 20.
10; :. ). and .. block 10; | and :. block
s. | 10 - inclusive, block !, ] 10 -,
inclusive. block >. Albert subdivision.
block 3: to 20, Inclusive -. &c and
so and n TO 45. Inclusive, block ). Sew
cnth South subdivision. block 9. all in
plat &, Salt Lake city survey. and Is
due and payable in flvr equal annual in
stallments beginning November 30. 1910.
interest at the rate of per cent per
AMMAN on the whole amount of SAID
tax shall be computed from the date OF
the levy of said tax, to-wlt! NoNe1n-
Der G0 1909 and interest at said rate
on the whole amount OF said tax un-
paid shall be due and payable with each
est aforesaid is not paid on the date
when S4plc becomes due, thcn the who'e
OF the tax unpaid AT the time
said installmcnt and interest are due Will
become due and payable and will draw
interest at the rate OF per cent per
aDnum until sale OF the property as
scsscd. one or more OF said installmchtS
In the order I'm which they arc payable
aforesaid or the whole tax. may he paid
without interest at any time within shirty
DAYS after the approval of the ordinance
BpBtinc The levy the tax. ana one
or more OF said installmcnts In The ot0er
in which they are payable. OF the whole
tax unpaid, may be paid on the day any
is due by paying the amount
thereof and interest to said day
All special taxes arc payable az my
office. room lO2. city and county build
na. Salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah this
!uth day of November. 1909.
GIDEON SNYDER,
CITY. Treasurer and Collector Of Spcclni
Taxes,
Sidewalk Extension No l26.
Fifth partial estimate -
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WORK OF GRADING CANAL
HAS BEEN COMMENCED
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. G0.-The work Of grad
ing the Davis and Viewer counties
canal. prcparat tory to concrcting the
bottom and sides OF the water way. has
been delayed considerably during the
past few days on account OF tb" heavy
rains but General Manager w. NJ. 5os-
taph said today that the work w,l pro-
cccd with more despatch from now UNI
I'll its completion.
The first concrete work win be started
within the next few days by William
Doyle who obtained the contract for :he
first two miles Of the canal As soon
as the weather permits. Il much larger
force will be added to the present grad
ing outfit.
Members OF the executive board will
meet tomorrow to review the wor': al
ready done and discuss other pattCrs
relative 10 the hIg project.
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SANDY NOTES
To The Tribune.

SANDY, Nov. 30,-From now on a series
Of public lectures and literary entertain :
ments will be given in the south half
OF the county. under the auspices OF the
Jordan high school. Last year most OF
the villages and towns south of Murray
were visited one or more times by the
faculty and students OF the school, assist
ed by wcll-known educators from Salt
Lake City and Provo. and the lectures
became so popular that many requests
have come for a continuation of the en-
tertainments.
There is N noticeable activity in real
estate in and around Sandy, II is the
opinion OF many that this little town
will see a building boom with the advent
of the street cars next summer That
the line Will he extended is now an as
surcd fact. Sandy IS noted for its splen-
did water system. its ncarness 10 the
metropolis, and the richness Of Its soil.
These are attractions which Will invite
many who prefer country advantages IN
connection with those OF the citY
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with Mr.. WcIsh's health the last few
months and he only comes up To Park
City for day or two at "A time now.
W -. Lewis wife and daughter went
TO Provo today Tor = few days visit with
relatives and friends
W. Mont Ferry and Frank Judge, di-
reclors OF the Silver King Coalition Min
ing company. arc in the city looking
over the Silver King property.
Mrs. Carrie Atkins Higgins of salt
Lake CITY Is visiting In the Park. guest
OF Mrs. Charles Trownson.
; j.. Whitclcy OF the Bell Telephone
company has been IN Coa!viIle the last
few, days on company business.
Mrs, Fred Young and daughter for
merly Of Park city. but now OF salt
Lake. and Miss sadie Rabv also OF Salt
Lake, ar. visiting friends In the Park
II Is pcrsistcnuy rumorcd that ii :ho
Democratic press the contest for The
councilmNnic seats OF w. j. Buck and
j; w. Thompson several complaints fu.,
Illegal voting win hc secured by the 20
publicans. II tho Republicans know al
any such votes being cast they, ~ good
citizens. should obtain the complaints.
II is argued. regardless Of my action
on the part OF the Democrats
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NAMES MEN
TO WORK UNDER HIM
Segregation of Hotel and Dining
{ ar Services Goes Into Ef-
feet Tuesday Night.
a,,t IN Tho Tribune.

SneCial TO Hc illDu"''
OGDEN. Nov. 30.-W. II. McAbee,
assistant superintendent; c. l.. Miller,
aommissary; c. E. Littlefcld, chief
clerk to superintendent; j, j, Mackln,
iaundry manager; j. II. Todd, commls-
cory agent; H. L, Blain, outfit inspect
ar. G. II. Eatlngcr. assistant oWthl
;nsnector are the staff appointments oil
Smperiutendent Fred Gentsch Who WAS
recently placed at the head Of the dIn-
;ng car and hotel department of the
0yepon Short Line railroad company
with headquarters in Ogden.
All of the above named officials
served i'm similar capacities under Su.
nerintendent r. T., Lewis. who had
charge of the dining car and hotel dc.
partment of the Hartman roads until
iho recent segregation. The segreSa,
ton of this important department OF
the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Oregon Short Line railroads goes into
effect at midnight today.
The dining car service of the Union
Pacific Overland Limited trains instead
of extending from Omaha TO Oakland
will be confined between Ogden and
Omnha. The Southern Pacific service
will embrace. the territory between Og.
den and Oakland. BY the aggregation of
the services all dining crews in the em-
pioyment Of the three roads will lay
over at Ogden.
Superintendent Urquhart, of the
Southern Pacific dining car service,
with headquarters at San Francisco,
will make no changes in his official
staff. The same assistants will have
charge Of the service between Oakland
and Ogden, but the eating houses be
tween Sparks and Ogden Will be under
The supervision of Mr.. Gcntsch. the new
superintendent of the Oregon Short
Line department
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PROMINENT YOUNG MAN
OF EPHRAIM Is DEAD
Snccinl to The Tribnne.

Special TO Jne / lTpuhe'
EPHRAIM. Nov. 3O.-Ben Sparks one
OF the prominent young men of this
city. died at his home. after suffering
for several days as result of exposure
during the recent cold weather. lie was
herding sheep near Frisco and was in
tho employ OF Tuttle & Co. OF Manti.
Monday OF last week Mr.. Sparks left
the herd and took n trip to Frisco for
the mail. lie was returning late In the
evening. when his horse stumbled. throw
ing him to the ground and rendering him
unconscious The night was bitterly cold
and when found the following morning
bv the herdcrs he was nearly frozen TO
death. He was taken TO Frisco and with
much effort they succeeded in rcv!ving
owing 10 the fact that his limbs were
frozen thore was no hope FOR his re
covcry and he died yesterday, after In
tense suffering.
Mr.. Sparks was one OF the highly re-
spected young men OF this community
and leaves "A wife and eight children To
mourn his oss, The arrangements for
the funeral have as yet not been made.
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HARTMAN INTERESTS
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 30.-For the purpose OF
making room for the big feed sheds to
be erected by the Hartman roads in
connection with the new freight depot
active work was started this morning
toward tearing down the old warehouse
buildings formerly occupied by the Fred
j. klese company, Boyle Furniture COM
pany and the j. :. Campbell Grocery
company. on the west Side OF Wall ave-
nue. between Twenty third and Twenty
fourth streets.
When the. building material is cleared
away the foundations for the shed Will be
laid and work started, under the super
vision Of Engineer a. q. Campbell. The
freight shed VIII be block In length
and built OF fireproof material. Fifty
men are now Mt work on the foundations
for the new freight depot.
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CHOSEN IN CASE
AGAINST BAER BROTHERS
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The TrIbunc.
LOGAN. Nov Con December l3 the
case OF y. Gamauchi vs., Bacr Bros Mer-
camille company comes up here before
Judge Howell OF Ogden. Judge Maughan
OF this district being disqualified. and the
To serve as Jurors for that case. s E
Needham. George w. Squires William
Afneck and Adolph Fjelstrim of Logan;
Moses richardson, Thomas CraIghcad and
ert Murray. David \. Kerr and Thomas
Hall Of Wellsvilc: Alvin T.. Johnson, A.
Z. Fisher and John Christoffcrson OF
Mcbride Of lIyum: Alvin g. Orchard OF
Wheeler, William Leavitt Of Lewiston, $
A. Whitney Of Mlllvillc. Fritz r.. Ecklund
OF Newton and Louis l.. Wilhelm OF
GrcenYie.
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GETS SEVEN YEARS FOR
BREAKING INTO STORE
stcclal 10 rhe TrLbnne.

OGDEN. Nov. 3o.-For hr, alii1g into
.iiic corner n,, OF Grand avcnnc and Twcnty-
fourth street. William Lindsay viii have
.tn serve seven years In the state penI-
.tentaIy.
he was brought into court this NOM
ing and was given the above sentence
by Judge Howell following his conyi,t ,tioI
lnSt wcch. Lindsay smashed the plate
glass windows OF the store an% StCla
several articles which were on display
IN The windows
Stephen McCarty received 4 sentence
Of sixty DAYS in the county jail. lie was
convicted OF pctIt larceny by a il:Y last
week. Mccarthy was found IN the Cot
taSe roomi1z house the evening oS Au-
:i'si II rausacltinS one of the TnumS.
manager Smith fred at Mccarthy. in
lliciluS revolver wound IN his icjt leg.
iiom which the prisoner * Stil suffer
Ing. Vie was brought Ia trial ~! a charge
"l grand larceny, but it WAS proved that
the value of the goods stolen dii not
exceed the value of 500 and tlIe lesser
verdict was rendered by The jury.
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OWNERS OF SHEEP MUST
PAY FOR DAMAGED ROADS


Special 70 the Tribunc.
PROVO. Nov. 3O.-The county commits
sioners. at their session Yesterday after
noon authorized County Attorney Jacob
Evans to commence suit for damages
against all owners OF sheep and cattle
who have driven thcir herds over the
county roads and not paid the damage
caused Provo canyon and Spanish Fork
canyon roads have been damaged a great
deal by sheep herds passing through these
CANYONS and the owners VIII now be
called upon to repair the highways.
George j. Adams. deputy road super
visor for Provo Bench. was authorized
by the board TO use the amount OF poll
tax for said district In improving the
state road running across the bench.
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FORESTER LEANITT Is
GUEST OF WEBER CLUB

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. 30.-DiStrict Forester
Clyde Lcsvitt spoke at tho Weber club
this evening on tho subject Of SETTING
aside a portion of the land At the head
waters Of the Ogden river TO be includ
ed I'm the Cache 1rest reserve and In
be under the jurisdiction OF the forestry
depart mont.
Mr.. Leavitt explained ih" advantages
that would he derived II tn:s were done.
and the members OF the club present
voted in favor OF tho project Mr.. lcaV-
1T will go 10 Washington II. c.. next
Thursday and will take the matter up
with the forestry officials and the Utah
delegation
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LOSES KIT OF PIANO
TOOLS IN POOL ROOM
pcclnI to Tho Trlhunc

OGDEN. Nov, 3C.-Just wnat usc a
nn MI. con ntalninG piano tuning instrdncDts
rot YET been made plain. bn. ii remains
oeegrihelcss, fact that II. n. Collins
Employed by the Consolidated Piano ana
0nsfc company. left such Instruments IN
~ NctlFs poolroom last evening anu Tor
some time afterwards was the worst
worried man in town until tha instrII-
tnchts were located by ihc police IN "A
PoWnshop and returned TO their owner
1 ABOUT thu same tiuc that Collins lc.
I,.nrtel bis loss to the police station /
q. AlrCrd telcphon"d TN. :ta.io1 that a
ticy, had sold him Il grin filed win what
t..e hawntroScr Thought were dental IN
L fllunepts- Collins identified his property
ena The police arc now looking Tor III.
kau who is believed Ia have stolen them
irc:n the poolroom
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News of lnterm0untain Region
SUIT FOR ALLEGED
DAMAGES FROM i. p.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. Exchanging that
through the negligence OF ithe Union
Pacific Railroad company IN the handling
of shipments of horses and mules from
Boulder. Colo, to Granger, Wyo., and
Gooding, Ida, during the months OF
March and April OF this year. he was
damaged in the total sum OF $3.50, Ivan
Fisher has begun suit In the district court
TO collect this amount,
Fisher says that tho livestock which
he shipped from Boulder WAS delayed IN
transit unnecessarily and that from care
less handling several head OF horses aud
mules were killed and injured 10 tic
amount OF the damages claimed.
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Willard Brevities.

Spcclal TO The Tribune
WILLARD. Nov. 3O.-A meeting OF all
the electric light users was held last
evening, TO try and get better service.
There was q large attendance present,
and all seemed to feel that the company
ought TO give better service. After con-
siderable discussion. a committee of
three was elected To wait on NJ. s. Brown
ing and ask for al-night service. VIII
liam Lowe was elected chairman. and \.
r, Taylor secretary. The following COM
mIttcc was named 10 walt on Mr.
Browning: r. II. Davis. s. y. Cook and
William +. EaceC.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph X, Lowe have
returned home from Logan where they
have been spending a few DAYS.
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HARTMAN OFFICES TO
BE READY VERY SOON
To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. Boy the first ol the
year the uptown office, which VIII bc
established in the north storcroom of
the Orphcum Thcatcr building. will be
ready for occupancy by the Hartman
RAILROAD system. genera, information
tickets can lac purchased, as well rs raIl-
road tickets on the Hartman lines, viii
bc run In connection with the office.
The furniture and fixtures for the now
office arc now hcue manufactured. and
as soon as completed Will be shipped 10
Ogden and Installed in tho office.
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TALENTED ACTRESS WILL.
BE GUEST AT ECCLES HOME
speclal TO rhe Trihune.

OGDEN, NOV G0.-Upon her return
from Logan. where she goes 10 Ill a
theatrlcal engagement. Miss Flora VIII
SON The talented daughter If James VIII
SON secretary OF agriculture. w;'l ne lGc
EGtst OF Mr.. and Mrs. David EcCles n
.sheir home in this city
when Miss Wilson passed through C=-
'ien. this morning from Salt Lci,c. whcr"
ssne appeared in concert at the Saubcyt
ihcater last night. she WIS met AT tue
nnepot by Mr.. Eccles and Judge IT, II.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
iioae VIII entertain at a dnnciu. parry.
MNhen Miss Wilson. Mr.. ana Mrs. Bell.
MI and Mrs. Bristol aAl Harold Lay
"lli ne tho guests OF honor.
MISS Wilson will sing HcTH SATURDAY.
evening at a concert wlrn is being ar
ranged in her honor.