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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
K|NCSBURY TALKS
To SCHOOL TEACHERS
Makes Address at Morning Ses.
sion of Convention of Nor
mon Instructors.

President Joseph r. Kngsbury. presi-
dent OF the University OF Utah, iccturcd
To tho Mormon church school teachers
at their convention In Barrntt hall Tues.
day. Or. kingsbury took up three related
ideas. the limited knowledge man is I'm
possession OF. the duty Of the school. and
tho duty Of tho teacher so far as concerns
his work with The young folks In the
classes
paper. How To Reach the Individual
student at His Home" was read 10y Mrs.
Jennie \. knight. She believes that the
school IS only one factor I'm the education
of young people. The home likewise Is
II nctor. the state and the church each
another factor. The paper wHs discussed
by "A 6. Peterson and other teachers.
In the afternoon the teachers discussed
the textbooks 10 be used in the schools
the neNt three years.
An address was made by a. H. Andcr.
son Of Lehi on Helpful Supervision In
the Stake and in the Ward" The dis
cusslon, led by Nathan Hawkes. West
Weber, was quite animated and at the
close Apostle Hyrum NJ. Smith enjolned
those who belong TO only auxiliary
organization "for heavens sake not to
knock the others" Wednesday morning
the teachers VIII attend the commence
mcnt exercises at the Utah university.
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TO OBTAIN UNIFORM
STATE INSURANCE LAWS

To obtain uniform state laws TO gov
ern the Insurance business. commissions
ers were appointed several years ago by
the various states TO consider the sub
ject Tho general committee named by
the commission has now made a report
a copy Of which was received by VIII
lard Done, Tuesday. The report suggests
Two laws. one on the subject OF unau-
thorlzed insurance and the other with
reference &c the apportionment and dis
tribution OF the surplus OF life insurance
companies.
Mr.. Done has suggested to the commits
sion that II Is his belief that much OF
the unauthorized insurance In Utah is
placcd by maii, and asking II any steps
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
YOUNG WOMEN TO HAVE
PART IN PURPLE DAY

Fifty Of Salt Lakes best known young
women will have active charge OF the
sale OF tickets for the Purple day" cele-
bration at WandamcTe. Juno 81 for the
benefit OF the orphans OF this city The
tickets Will be placed on sale early next
week and the members of the committee
in charge expect 10 dispose OF 10000 tick
cts. Mrs. a. g. Mahan will have charge
OF the sales delegation,
meeting OF the committee OF fifteen
was held Tuesday afternoon at tho E,lks'
club. Chairman Frank l., Gardner pre-
sided. Details Of the entertainment
planned were talked over and committees
appointed TO take care OF the various
branches Of the programme
James Dcvine reported that he had ar
ranged an excellent race programme. This
VIII be feature OF the fun in the after
noon. II Is believed that several thou
sand dollars Will he ncttcd for the three
hundred or moer unfortunate youngsters
of this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
BOARD CLOSES ALLEY WHEN
OWNER FAILS TO ACT

Clerk r. Dewitt Foster and SANITARY
Inspector j. l.. Flynn OF the city board OF
health did little heavy work Tuesday
ana closed UP the alley just south OF the
Windsor hotel on Main street
The owner OF tho alley was notified In,
the board Of health April I to pave the
alley and put II i'm good condition. but
evidently paid no attention Ia the order.
so tuesday the officers did a llttlc car
pcntcr work and nailed boards across Tho
Main street entrance TO the alley. clos
inE il to traffic. a notice was tackled on
the boards declaring the alley a nuisance
and ordering il closed
Traffic into the rear Of n number Of
business houses on Main street accord
ingiy. Is tied up until steps are taken to
pave tho alley.
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General Committee Appointed
by Acting Mayor Working
TO This End.
BIG PARADE PROPOSED
AS ONE OF FEATURES
This to Be Followed by Pa
triOtic Addresses at
Liberty Park.

II success attends tho efforts of tho
general committee appointed by Acting
Mayor w. Mont Ferry, which met nj
the Commercial club Tuesday night, Salt
Lake city viii enjoy a safe and sane
celebration of independence day this
year.
Plans In general for a rousnG cclcbra-
lion were discussed. II Is proposed 10
have an old fashioned parade. In which
will participate. most likely. the Elf
tCcnth Infantry from Fort Douglas, head
ed by the vcgtmcntal band: various Ia
hor organizations; children with flags:
the National Guard OF Utah, and the
high school cadets.
The grand parade viii bc the big fea-
turc In the forenoon OF July 4. II the
plans discussed Tuesday night are car
ripd out the parade VIII be q tinc CEcm-
pliicatlon OF the safe and sane theory
of many influential people OF the city.
Patriotic oratious Will likely bc given
at Liberty park In the afternoon, these
to be lntcrSperscd with AN excellent mu-
steal programme. II Is the intention to
call on n number OF the vocal celebrities
of the city TO furnish musical numbers.
The children viii not be overlooked In
the general celebration OF the nations
great day. Adequate amusement and
recreation will be furnished for them
and II Is probable that "A fine programme
of competitive sports, following the old
fashioned celebration idea, will be ar
ranged,
Committees Appointed.
The following committees were ap-
pointed TO attend to tho details of the
celebration:
Finance. n. Spencer. chairman,
Samuel Newhouse. Mrs. W. w. Ritter
Thomas Kcsrns. w. Mont Ferry. j. w
Mckinney, George S. Auerbach. Col f..
\. Wall, VI, III. Walker. l.. j. Moran. &.
w NibIey.
Fireworl<s-D. r. Coombs. chairman:
H. B Folsom r. + Rcd,nan Arthur
North.
Programmc-Rahb Charles j. Freund.
chairman: Mrs. George Hancock Miss
Ethel Paul. ID. II, Christensen, Mrs. Led
yard NJ. Bailey.
Music-Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris.
chairman; w. \, Wctzcll, Mrs Mary p.
Ioomis. II. S. Ensign. Capt. w. c.
Webb.
Paradc-Col. Il. a. wcdgwood. chair
man; Carl a. Badger +. Il. Connor. ~
Is. j. GranGisch, Mathonihah Thomas. w
Il, Graham.
Stands and dccorations-E. =. Mide-
ley. chairman: -. w. Dunyon. r. Leo
Bird. Miss Lucille Francke, Mrs ScIdon
J; Clawson, Miss +. Riley, Henry f.
Heath.
Publicity. T.. Caine. chairman.
n meeting TO further consider the safe
and sane celebration is called for next
Tuesday night at tho Commercial club
II Is likely that an emphatic stand
VIII be taken In Salt Lake City this
year as In many other cities OF the
country against fircCrackers and other
'Nplosivcs, which have claimed their ter
riole toll OF dead I'm tho past.
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COMPLAINT MADE
AGAINST kARTH
Man Who May Die Charged
With Attempting to Murder
His Wife.
REPORTED TUESDAY. THOUGH.
TO BE SLIGHTLY BETTER
Mrs. karth Said to BE Out 0f
Danger and Expected TO
Recover.

\ complaint was issued by the county
attorney Monday. charging Melvin karth,
or kerth. who, Monday, attempted To
murder his wife by shooting her thrcc
times and then cut his own throat. with
assault with intent To commit murder
Patrolman Thomas Gillespie sworc TO the
complaint. which was served on KeTth
who lies in critical condition at St
Marks hospital. Tuesday evening, Kerth
was reported TO be slightly improved and
faint hopes were held out Tor his re-
covcry. though his condition Is critical
Mrs Kcrth, the other principal In The
bloody tragedy OF Monday, was reported
10 be out OF danger Tuesday night and
her recovery is expected. The wounds
inflicted by the three bullets fired into
her body by Kcrth In his ~ OF jealous
rage viii not prove fatal IL is said. The
wound in her shoulder is the worst OF the
three. but this Will not prove fatal un-
less complications arise.
Man in the Case.
Although kerth was under the innu-
cnce OF liquor when the tragedy occurred,
and his actions were attributed largely
TO his condition. the theory that there
is another side TO the case appears TO be
Mrs. kcrth TO the effect that she was
receiving attentions from a man named
Marcus May. by Mays wife. This Is
strongly denied however. by Mrs G.
T.. Highland. sister of Mrs. Kcrth. who
declares that on account of kerth's neg
lectfulness his wife was compelled To
make a living and for a while worked
for May. who was a member of the Teddy
Bear Cleaning company.
Mrs. May alleges that her husband had
been paying attentions TO Mrs. Ecrth |
neGlecting her. his own wife, and that
from the time he met Mrs. Kcrth he was
never the same to her. Three weeks |
ago he severed his connection with the |
cleaning company and left tho city. Mrs |
May declares he left her absolutely pen
uiless, with family TO provide for.
May at Boise.
Mrs May found out Tuesday afternoon |
according 10 her own story. that May Is |
at Boise. Ida.
Mrs Highland denies that her sister. |
Mrs. Kerth, ever received attentions from |
May. and that in the time she was en-
ployed by him she was treated in no way |
different TO the other employees Of the /
cleaning company Before the tragedy, |
Kcrth accused his wife OF Illicit !
relations with May.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
SECOND ADMINISTRATION
OF THE SNOW ESTATE

y second administration Of the estate
OF Lorenzo Snow. deceased. former prcsi-
dent OF the Mormon church. was begun
IN inc district court Tuesday bv the
ming OF petition for letters OF admin
istratlon by Oliver G. Snow
. Inc petition recites that President
snow died October 10, 1901. and that
after the former administration of his eg
tate was closed and the estate distributed
II was learned that nc held lease on
property described as 81 Farlclgh road
LONDON, England, as trustee for tho
church. This property. IL Is claimed was
leased with church funds and the church
authorities arc desirous that the lease be
SIhhslerrcd TO IL " regularly appointed
administrator: hence the estate is heinz
probatcd n second time.
McCoy's Stables,
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

III The High School Alumni association
VII VII sl'c tnc annual dance in the gym
% %muSiuin saturday evening, when n large
number VIII be present. and the membn7S.
OF t,, me association will enjoy the oppor
,y ,uii'y OF meeting the graduates of this
Syar. S inc dancing will be intcrsparsnd =
WIN musical numbers by talented nnn,l u
oc1S tE, Oh tne class and association
me commencement exercises of IN,
Sait S Lake nigh school will be held F,.;-
DAY IN the Salt Lake theater ana .n
mem hmvrnoers OF the Alumni association who
nav, n,,nG PAID dues may procure tickets bv
npIsSnS npI 10 "a. u. Havenor, II West Sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Teachers EXAMINATION,

An examination for Salt Lake City
teachers will be held Mt the Lafayette
School building on Monday and Tues
day, June - and IA, beginning at 9 n
III. of the first day,
All teachers and candidates not hold
ing certificates valid for l9l0-191l are
expected to take this examination.
Candidates for high school certificates
will please notify the undersigned not
later than Thursday, June 9.
Pens, ink and paper will be furnished
Very truly.
D. III. CHRISTENSEN,
Chairman Board OF Examiners. :
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The stars incline. but DO no' .
HOROSCOPE
BY cosette.
Wednesday, June g. '''a'

Now Venus rules with stslep
For that which Women m'''
on this l59th day, the MoOn I
north. has Jupiter in squa1v
| and Saturn I'm bcnelic aspcV,S
| dlcatlons are such as astiv.T
holds excellent for human sp" u
rule powerfully for fortune -
money ,cs q
II should prove to be woineS wo, n
ing full OF influences that ia'''u us
peramentally and phySicslp,rIr d
do well 10 listen to ienla,n,,i
and reasons with unusual ss
Shopping is always lielu " AM
larly benefited in such Sigi.SS
related to dress, persona! nu2 T ot2|
orally. aud all the ariS rS,p ano * I
that make for beauty oi pe,Js<
mcnt, are under good ausu, a
Amusement. entcrtaifinssc sc
dancing, music and singing l,i'
by the signs, especially III '"'
noon. and evening, ssoa,
Commerce and Industry u. 10 NJ
greatly. The time Is nKe,s ~
piclous for interesting men ~ eTcJlc
takings. getting support io,.,sss ioa
instiliIng new life Into o,tnr q
and reorganizing. reDiodg,llnmss u
ing business methods III '''
fallen into rutS, >, hu.inesl
Opening new places OF rrjnf u
removing, changing or ei,asIs ,sIs "a
should prove fortunate u. nd Ta q
The day is marked as sSy"es sTp%
ments, courtship and Weun, sar rsil J
Saturn is propitious ,tors iv -
building and all other nd,,cs. nsds
with the earth or It's sod
Old persons arc unue'
planets. .,,, iore;c
in the days To come the1e r,st W a.
ders of speed and s''
According to herbal as',Ssi rSs y
lis good for barley. duih. salurn
beet and flax weed ungsth un,,h date
Persons with this blr,In Indls7
der planets that generahyc yconssrt
their subjects can bes. Sodily 81
force, mental power ana opsn
frequent recreation IN u" ara up5
Children born this day love
that frequently give a grdindred
culture. gardening anu ~"
lions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Ice Company Answers.

In an answer made In the district court
tuesday by the Alaska Ice and Storage
Era I.ambcrson for SIS, 900 damages for
injuries received while employed by the
company on January 30 1908 the com
pany alleges that Lamberson signed a re-
lease OF all claim for damages upon the
payment TO him OF $3.50 and further that
he filed former action against the com
pany in Summit county. in which iutlg
ment was rendered in favor OF the com
pany.
Manicuring and Facial Treatments.
Exclusive hairdressing parlors for la.
dies. Mehesy's s, pa Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Boys and Girls This Summer,

Gymnasium club, University of Utah,
under the expert. II. $. Anderson of
Yale. The care and exercise which de.
vclop body and character.
Manual training, University wood
and forge shops, under j. H. Tipton
Two or more hours n day. University
Of Utah summer school, June l3 to
July 22.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
To Consider Service Desions.

The committee appointed by Governor
Spry TO select design for the silver scrv-
ice Tor the batueshtp Utah will hold a
meeting In the governors office at 2
o'clock this afternoon and consider the
designs offered and select one There
arc four competitors In the field so far
and two others are expected TO submit
designs before the comrnittce meets The
designs received arc from Philadelphia.
San Francisco. Seattle and Salt Lake
Two more local competitors are expected
10 scnd In dcsigns this morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
HoRe Will Filed.

The will OF William l.. Hogc, who died
IN Brooklyn- N. y, September l, 900, was
nled for probate in the district court
Tuesday: together with a petition that Jo-
ssepb S: Wells be appointed administrator
fioEe lett property I'm New York valued
property In this city described as part
OF lot q. blocle ,63. plat Is. Salt Lake CITY
survey. on South Temple street between
Third and Fourth East streets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
CORNER TO BE VISITED
BY CENSUS ENUMERAT0R

There is yet part Of the northeastern
section OF Summit county 10 be cnuTne-
rated. II Is located Just on the wyoming
line and almost between Summit and
Uintah counties. There are about twenty
five families scattered about the district
If the cnumerator for Summit had gone
there he would have had to travel $50
miles for the purpose. The work will be
done by the enumerator for ITintan
county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
DAVIS & HEUSER CLAIM
FOR S31, 900 DISCUSSED

Tho board OF public works met Tuesday
AFTERNOON In the office OF Chairman II. {;
Mcmillan for the purpose of arriving ~
n settlement. II possible. with Davis a,
1euser on their contract for the con-
aqueduct,
The contractors have a claim against
the city for $1,000 for the cxcnyatine
WORK; No decision was reached by the
board. meeting will be held Saturday
AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, at which time the
board expects to make final decision in
the matter ~ 'i'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Another Trip for Marshal.

United states Marshal James Anderson
VIII lake Gerald w. Evans. charged with
violating the United States mail laws. TO
New Orleans, probably Thursday The
marshal Will also take TO the federal prIs-
on at Leavenworth. E. Dale Stapleton and
under thLrteen months snntencc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
BAD LITTLE BOYS AND
GIRLS ARE PUNISHED

,,.a me hrsL Juvenile court session in weo,ss
Vas Vas hcld Tuesday and several cases vro'.s'
ulsposcd of, Two boys, aged ~ 1919 me.e
sacn' ana a girl. aged l6 were comnii1aS
,,o so .he state Industrial school One of tbe
,Uya ,rnyosi was sent up Tor petit larceny and
erSl incorrigibility. This lad also Is soId
20 nc dope" tiend. The girl has hns,
IN IN an orphonage fourteen years and s;uca
turned incorrigible S mas
Gne girl aged 16, was committed to rho
Ela,e Twe h detention home for lncorrigibility' n
on Sn n,.,hss oTSs 81, and a negro girl were placed
oh Pr0oation for minor offcnses.
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TO BE WRECKED.

Sealed bids received until Thursday
evening for house northeast corner See.
ond South and Fourth East. Emanuel
Baptist church, owner. Send bids to
j. A. Headlund, Dooly building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Gymnasium Work for Women

Work adapted to individual needs,
DR.. Anderson of Yale. Dr. Bolin of
New York. University of Utah sum.
mer school of physical education,
June l3 TO July %
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For Business Men.

Separate and private class, individual
work and advice, under greatest cx-
perts in America, DR.. Bolin of New
York and DR.. Anderson of Yale, Uni
versity of Utah summer school of physi.
cal education, June 13 TO July %
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Meeting Postponed.

: Tho regular meeting of the
; Woman 3 American club. which
: was to havo been held Mondav.
: has been postponed on account of
: illness in the family of the presi-
. dent of the club. The time and
place of the next meeting will be
: announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Lawyers Called to Meet.

Judge Charles Baldwin, president OF the
Bar association. has issued call that all
the lawyers In the city meet In the south
federal courtroom at o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon TO take action with reference TO
the death of Judge Jonathan c. Roylc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
University of Utah Summer School

Term begins Monday. June 13. Regis
tration Friday and Saturday before
DR., Boone, editor of Education, -
Boston, and half dozen other visit.
ing instructors. A staff of fifty from
University faculty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Expert Kodak Finishing.
Sbiplers. commercial photographers
l5l South nain street; second floor.
Summer School

The summer sessions at Henagcr's g
Business college will begin Monday.
June IL, New students can enroll ut
any time. The special summer rates are
now In force.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08

Foley's Kidney Remedy 2
given to children with admin
suits. 1t does away with bsd y
and is also recommended for :
measles and scarlet fever Y
johnson Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Special Rates.

The Henager Business college is max.
ing special low rate for the summer
80 students enrolling at this time.
new students can enter at any e.; ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Attention.

Dancing at the Conservatory hall
every Monday, Thursday and Saturday
nights. Gents, 25c; ladies', lOc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail your films to us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co, 177 Main street. Ex-
elusive photo dealers.
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DUNLAP HATS

Recognized as rbesbcst
w. Il. FIFE CO..
Sole agents. 166 Main.
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MUST RETURN NICKEL
PAID TO THE PORTER

Perhaps IL the government took a larger
hand In the regulation OF tips they would
not become burdensome. Uncle Sam
tipping of porters on Pullman cars by
government officials.
w. l.. Miller. special government agent
in the government land office, learned this
regulation Tuesday when Uncle Sam pre-
sentcd him with n bill for tivc cents. he
having presented Pullman porter with
30 cents and the government asked for the
return OF the nickel upon receipt OF MIL
lers expense account claim
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Now Venus rules with stslep
For that which Women m's'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-23
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The Hart Literary society held an
alumnae reunion last evening and a
large number of alumnae who be-
longed to the Hart in former years at
tended. The Hart was formed in the
year 19O6-07, and was named in honor
of DR.. Joseph X. Hart, formerly in
stTuctor of history at the high school,
and now a professor at the University
of Washington, Seattle. All of the
classes since then were represented on
the program, which was entirely in the
hands of the visitors. After the pro
gram a social time was enjoyed and
the alumnae were made to feel that it
was their school still The visitors
expressed great satisfaction with the
work the Hart is doing. The program
was as follows:
Piano solo-Myrtle Summers, '07.
Paper-Rilla Fraser 'O9