The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-18
81 CITIES
Ii TER RIVALS
Inns Demand Honor In
|eut TO InveSture of
Prince of Wales.
oyPLAY VISITORS
TOO REVERENTlAL
Drsbbing Practices at
unergau Are Strong
u Denounced.
PAUL LAMBETH.
, The TribNne.

*H|e 10 Uc iiibH''
"a Sent 1.-THE country is
4nrkcd up over the question
man the Prince OF Wales shall
<oynaI investure at Cardiff or
N Wales. Each of those
I'M TO have a prior and sole
.hateyer glory and honor may
a the ceremony. Letters have
ling into King George and his
nInIsters pleading for the places
/, s. limited that the king has
.-,ed ia have q double inves-
for each place. That Will prob
+he way in which the dispute
ondpn tradesmen are erumblinS
~ George S economical habits.
6e is an excellent man. but in
"a b. ompared with his father
.srdpr. King Edward believed
IN mas made only 10 be spent.
fbe reigning monarch, believes
Ia like everything else. should
-'ien necessary 4 London to-
mcaking OF King George. said:
a hang Il. his majesty smokes
HEN not In company, while his
bless his memory. smoked a
|<8rs in a day.
5elIsn newspapers are very sore
faIInre Of the Pioneer, owned
)uke of Westminster, 10 recover
I americans the British internal
15hy In the recent Maker Boot
One Of the leading London pa
d OF the result. There Is no
q that the failure OF the Duke
o]nsteTs Pioneer TO recover from
leans the British international
. great disappointment. No
this side OF the Atlantic seeks
o|d from the Motor Boat Club
dca the credit OF Dixie lis
|ent, but II could not be other
a Railing In lose with n chal-
hlch was. on the records OF the
3 thsn three knots faster than
b. For the first ten miles. Pio-
ug al the rate Of forty miles an
Ipacfd Dixie IL Then her car
|3ughi fire and she had 10 slow
|lIer g delay of twenty minutes
ruius again. but II was too late
sul the leader, which completed
2 OF thirty sea miles In 90 min
seconds Pioneers time was 63
y seconds"
zrine Strike Imminent.
shppins men and merchants
worried over the prospect of a
The segmen. They are talk
4 taking steps toward heading
possible. As is we'll known.
a. Copenhagen the seamen's
Europe decided 10 proclaim al
nal strike AT Il date TO be kept
} al except the leaders unless
country the ship owners consent
Establishment OF concili9tion
the consideration OF the Sriev-
The men. II no agreement IS ar
With the owners the strike will
about two months hence,
MS about money grabbing At
e1gau continue to pour into the
ady Blomfield. who has spent
70 months in and around Ober-
., has published an appeal TO
! YbItors 10 keep before them
as possible the great sacred
. holy purport of the perform
ne writes on behalf of the sim
ran villagers as one who can
q tIcir feelings. She says Il
foporlion Of the audiences
rheater during June and
8, English-speaElng, and al
uelr behavior was decorouS and
y. much was left 10 be desired
u conduct during their sojourn
nHge. II Is not perhaps 10 be
AT That the different hotel
rnould regard this opportunity
cnance for speculation. Lady
calinol help, says she, wish
me religious authorities In
<ept tighter control over the
arrangements. The villagers
oePn sufficiently protected from
'dsion OF money-grabbers." and
~ lor The strength OF character
y OF Intention OF Anton Lang.
:. , lhe role Of Christ in the Pas
~ ,lle worst possible results
9 dpprehcndcd. The tactless
.u the performers by tourists
y mntter which Lady Bloomfield
Lang has been the mark OF
y 1 This ill-judgcd nattery.
NY biomileld SAYS one has only
llm to be assured that he is
M beyond adulation. "The
.rs vxu Taste Of 1t ALL" she adds,
~ very offensive, csDe-
'ns more refined people. who re-
,wiIormance az Il great factor
c9 9 anu preserving their Chris
ohest Justice Dead.
= "a who was the Oldest Justice
IN The Kingdom is dead. He
ysah old at the time OF his
y, o,iicial, who was r. Peter.
~ uayS ago al his residence at
M snd CORNWALL. Mr.. Peter was a
M nnd been town clerk and
ham, INC borough. He was the
~ lent and the Oldest macls-
rnpuhty, One of his last pub
M "es tho occasion when
NJ, oatn OF allegiance 10 King
'0n,,h ,he completion OF his Tooth
Th"per nj lie received concratu-
Pdnon iale King Edward. King
,knan, Vi Wales and many Of
a 6Im" men I'm tile kingdom con-
LIZ 4 ~ fraternity is much worked
anegl neegSn,IoVersy between CAPTAIN
IA mem United States army
afIosa an unofficial Handicapped -
a s,,. terms himself. The cap
ahou, Inc raccs. got into a
Mn nnance with the handi-
s%sn, % cr't>ciscd him sharpIy, Thn
ne bin, 'e'egram to n race tract;
, Tho ras as an unofficial hInck-
finr n,i,I nSia,Iptaln was hailed TO court
of bo,h he had In Il few DAYS.
reconn,,iIien men nave been trying 10
NJ. non between the men.
''ss Ssw Check Out System.
d ebor,ee.w, new in return checks or
ntry Ins as they arc called I'M
NE nnn nns,eed Of using pass-out
usal Ia cement OF tho Gaynol
Eitb 'noW, Carnaryonshirn
, h,s,,lns TO return TO M ,he ,.n,,uS shnu5
coun,i vi " was 10 prevent tho
gomon,,eited return checks
'alnmnnW, common al place
30 in an, ,whcre patrons are al
/ yar,n,.e an epidemic of snottnf
Iyo henn parts OF England New
Veil reported at Long CLAW.
lns a,a irnl, Nottingham. None oi
hospital In In the nottingham
dIplric,l rough they were real.
1lon % ~ outside the CITY II
1sy haa me me medical officer o.
be or 'o o,hSs hSeen Infected by somc
pioms s,ner srn mild cases In whicl
'ts In ,ne The notice of In.
'h epidemic