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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
SUNDAY TIMES SUSPENDS
Weekly Democratic Paper t. no More
VI. \. Cunningham Goes 20 Boise
City Statesman.

Tho sunday Times. "a weekly Dubli-
cation devoted to the interests OF De-
mOCraCy. has suspended publication
and the paper les no more. NJ. +. Cum
bingham, VOL and favorably known
newspaper man Of this city. who was
editor of the Times. viii leave this
week for Boise City. Idaho. where he
has accepted position on the edito-
rial staff OF the Boise Statesman. and
viii cover the Idaho legislature for
that paper.
The sunday Times was launched with
"a view 90 cXpounding the principles
or Democracy, and 20 was planned O.
gradually build NJ the paper until II
could be made into a daily. but the
plans did not materialize. and publica-
ton Of the weekly suspended.
The directors or the company were
simon BamberEer. James IT. Moylc
John Dern. r. T. Morris. F. X. Nebe-
lSor. Noble Warum end NJ. +. Cunning
ham
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
NIARRIAGE LICENSEs.

Charles T.. Car1greu OF salt Lake and
Iva T.. Goodon Of SautaQuin.
Carl y. Grooming OF SCipiO and Ethel
NJ Cushing Of Santaquin.
Carl August Chindgreu and Hannah
S. Hallcrstrom Of salt Lake.
John TT. Munson OF Moreland and Mae
Crystal or American Fork
q. T.. Bushnell OF Bronson and Eva 9.
Lowman Of Butte.
Fred IT Senior and Anna Myers OF
salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

the First Methodist church will hold
a social I'm the church parlors Friday
evening
p
AIr. and Mrs j. j. DAILY viii leave
today for a months stay on the coast
and southern California
- =
The Monday Afternoon Bridge club
viii be entertained Monday by Mrs.
A. Fred Wey, at her apartments i'm the
Brausford.
Mrs. Nathan Offer OF Rock Springs.
Wyo-. is spending the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. n. YARNS. 1S5 L.
street
s. -
Mrs. Fred A. Hale left yesterday for
the east Tor several months stay.
when she viii visit with friends and
relatives in Rochester. Buffalo, Ncw
York and Washington.
q = =
The Misses Jennie and Prudence
Earl Of Idaho Falls are visiting I'm the
city with their brother. /. NJ. Earl
=
Senator and Mrs. Rudolph kuchler
and Mrs. KUchler's sister. Miss Ethel
Orth Of ogden. viii spend the winter
iu salt Lake during the session Of the
Legislature
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
BIRTHS.

John r. Bowman. 15f9 Fifth East
street. girl.
George @. Morris. 127 South Second
West street girl.
n. =. Christophcrson. zoos South
state street. boy
VI. 7. jenkins, 1871 Laird avenue
David A. Afncck. s24 Third avenue
boy.
George ". Hodge. 225 North West
Robert n. wilson, s21 Third avenue
boy.
Joseph V. odea. 367 West Eighth
Frek Kainy. Z North Twelfth West
street. boy.
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interpretations

Articles Of Incorporation were filed
with Secretary OF state Charles s. Tin
gey yesterday by the Myton Canal and
Irrigation company Of Myton. with the
purpose OF carrying on general irri-
cation business. Its rights are located
in the DuChesne river. Capitalize ton
IS placed at $4,000 at $40 per share.
Officers Of the company are as follows.
John T. Rowland. president: G. r.
BCggs. vice president: S. S. Dubon-
dorff. secretary treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29


Governor and Mrs William Spry
VII tender reception and ball 50 the
state officers and members OF the leg
stature mo the Odoon on the evening
of wednesday. January II. Tor which
invitations will coon be issued.
-.-fy-rivp couples. or morn. en-
r-r-T the second fn the series OF form
n dances given this season at tho
rr.rr-=.f- club. which affair was also
.rH annual holiday party given by the
members ~ the club. under the direc-
rrH .f the social committee.
49, usual with social functions Civ
on H. Tho exclusive club house. the de-
faTe and arrangements were carefully
s-l eTrcr-sfuliy carried out The main
rooms. which were thrown together
fr- dancing. "a large orchestra occupy
f-- the north end. were gay with the
Christmas greens and wreaths OF
holly. with tho walls hung with col
Ir-. remnants.
supper was served Ht II o'clock. in
Che dining room. and dancing was en-
frr-f until n late hour, the programs
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
SOCIETY
ToDAY-s EVENTS.

: Tie most important event of :
e. ... evening I'm society circles :
. Old" H. the character masquerade .
:. hop tr be- given I'm tho post hall :
= 4f FORT Douglas: The grand :
-. march win begin az Q o'clock.
& -G prizes VIII he awarded % the :
. mos. successful costume worn
. .r adv and gentleman The host :
9 ....e of the occasion are Captain
. and TsE John m. Palmer and :
. Captain and Mrs. william 4. :
= ...aHaugh.
= Tic midwinter concert given
8 r- the salt Lake Symphony or :
e. .....ra this afternoon. On the salt Z
= |H... theatre. VIII be the pr0mi-
e. ...t event OF tho day. both from Z
d. . musical and social standpoint.
= ~r- program. which is Of unusu-
. .. .E-cHcncc. viii begin az 4
4. O'Clock. and 90 is expected that
2 ..- audience will he one Of the
. mort repre7eutative and fash
= ..r-H'- ~ the holiday season
.-fes Eca Nibley. a bride-eIect
d. .. Tho coming month. viii be the
Z. -HHue0tcd guest this after
g r."r. mo ca bridge tea given by
= wr sidney SaviIlc and Mrs.
: NJ r-r shepherd. a. the home or
4: ... former.
=
= THO Primary union viii meet
. .. afternoon at Q o'clock. iu
- ..- FIRST Methodist church
d.. =
e "-- Tudinc club will BE- enter
q tanned this evening by Miss Jane
d. E-'.rr. at her home iu East
= Fourth South street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
ENGINEER IS DECLARED
TO BLAME FOR ACCIDENT

A. Y. Ball, engineer in charge OF
westbound freight No. 50 Of the ore
gon Short Line when 20 smashed into
an extra freight at Owyhee. Idaho. De-
cember s. was declared responsible for
the accident that resulted in the death
Of Roadmaster T. Donovan. whose in
luries received In the collision proved
fatal. by an investigating committees
yesterday. The committee was COM
posed OF three railroad officials and
one disinterested party.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
NEW YEAR GIFT DIRECT FROM
NEW YORK

All those attending the Auditorium
roller skating rink Saturday evening
will receive a handsome. useful house
hold ornament as a New Years gift
10 our patrons. Skate the old year
out and the new year IN. Doors open
at 1880. Special program for this night
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via ~. & n. G. r. n.

one single fare FOR the round trip
between any two stations in Utah.
Minimum fare IS cents. Tickets on sale
December %, "a, %, IS. 81. January I.
2, good until January 2. returning.
Also one single fare for the round trip
from points in Utah TO Salt Lake De-
cember %. IS. 20. 30.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
Breeder Office Supply Co.
All woods and sizes i'm stock.
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

Low excursion rates between all sta
lions on its line on December %. -. Is
IS. 81. January I. 2. Return limit jan
uary g. City ticket office. 156 Main ST.
Call the Iowa livery for your cutters
and twO-hOrse sleighs. Ind 440S.
Iowa lINcrv. 100 w. South Tamnln.-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

This design is especially effective IN
cashmere or cloth, and may bc worn
with guimpo OF silk or lawn. Garnet
Henrietta with black soutache applied
IN conventional pattern was used 20
make this model White naiusoOk.
tucked over the front was used FOR the
Euimpe- Tho jumper pattern is cut
I'm four sizes. six. eight. ten and twelve
years Tt requires three and one-cightn
yards OF twenty four-inch material for
the ten year size.
4 pattern OF this Illustration mailed
20 any address on receipt OF ten cents
iu silver or stamps.
ssfS
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@4s MINUTES FROM OGDEN
Va Dream Shnrf Linz.

45-minute trains at s.f5 a. m. and
p. m. Ten other good trains.
Excursion rate $40 on December %,
"a. %. 26. 81 and January I. .. Return
limit January g. city ticket office. 156
Main 81.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Don't fail to read the Want
Ads every day. There is al
ways something advertised to
interest you.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
1873 Feet

Before the coming Of the
aeroPlane. skeeing was the
nearest approach man had
made to flying, the worlds
record for a skee jump being
l36 feet.
There isno season Of the year
when outdoor sports are 50
czhilarating as IN the winter
time; but always temper your
after-the-ezercise luncheon with
a cool bottle Of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl p. Larson to
May Green. part section p.
township / north. range I west 20
Andrew J. Gray 20 Bertha N.
Cray part lot Z, block Il.
Ulat !. ---..---- ...-..-.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Weller to
Reds G. Taylor, part lot 4.
block 1875. plat D.......... I
George r. Guthrie to II. p. Lar
sen. part lot -. block /. plat /. 1900
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
THOSE CHRISTMAS BOOKS

Buy another section Of Globe-Wer-
niclSe book case in which TO keep those
urpEnufe
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF every abstract made By
he salt Lake Security q Trust Co. -
Up. Main We own our own records
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

A box party was given YESTERDAY
afternoon az the salt Lake theatre bl
Miss Bess smith. complimentary &,
AIRS. Ernest McGiven. one Of the De
cernber brides. Those invited to NEE
lfrs. MCGiven were the Misses Ciafrt
Noan. Vera Jensen. Leone Watts. Ma,
and Ivy Brown. Kate Halliday ant
Alice Daniels.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Low excursion rates VIA salt Lake
Route. between all stations I'm Utah.
Tickets on sale December %. "a. IS. IS.
81. January I and .. Good returning
January Q. 1911.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
We are Milling

The best flour that ever was put on
the market for quality and Uniform
ity. 1t Is. known as White Fswn
flour and whenever and wherever il
has been given a fair trial the result
has always proven our claim Your
grocer keeps 1t.
SALT LAKE & JORDAN MILL, 4
ELEVATOR co.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

with the dances and extras bearing
the monoErams Of the club in gold.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Mrs. Milton T. Lipman entertained
the members OF the Neigh borhood
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her
home In First avenue. on which oc-
casion the prizes were won by Mrs.
J. A. Reeves and Mrs. Frank T. Rob
crtE
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Miss Hcnrica V. Wallace. a bride
elect OF the early new year. was the
complimented guest yesterday after
noon at an Orpheum party, given by
Mrs. Marv Dukes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29

Miss Ruth Sowles win entertain in
honor OF Miss Florence Halloran next
Tuesday afternoon. at her home in
First avenue. with a bridge tea.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
ANS WERS TO QUERIES

declaring intention OF becoming a citi-
zen. The fact that he served in the
army does not give him the right to
vote. He must first be naturalized.
there In gallon?
According to the imperial standard
measure, 76,S00 drops.
ANNALS. B. X, City. What small ami
fornia?
An except predatory ones.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

IN CHINA-T. F. Y. s.. City. Husband and
Wife both American born, go TO China and
there engage in a permanent business. Is boy
born to them while there an American or a Chi
nese?
Legally a Chinese, as China is the
country OF his birth.
CANADIAN-N. A. ~, City. Can man who
was born In Canada came to the United states
while a minor and served in the United States
army vote IN the United States by reason OF
having served in the army?
If honorably discharged, such person
is entitled to naturalization without
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Merchants Dim
ner in Reality
a Trade Clinic

knives OF the specialists deep They They pre-
sbed methods that commercial health and sturdy
growth.
The spirit exhibited by the speakers and the members of the
ASSOCIATION itself splendid promise of things
were dealt with practically but of optimism dominant
Ihe right kind OF get together spirit exhibited and much of
months would have been decried knocking
Men interested in San Francisco California echewed
uncomb and airy flights of meaningless orator
the adoption of methods that bigger and
They outlined plans capture wholesale and obbne
territory They square and frankly
the differences between capital for the
removal OF those differences They pledged themselves
together for Improvements better San
francisco They considered the faults OF urban transportation
systems and such for their street
tunnel.
They considered improved ship subsidy better
understanding between employer and employee every
with analysis Genuine remedies
were offered and ndorsed,
The whole incacuable value Call believes that
the suggestions for the development of California through intelligent
publicity pointed the the greatest practical accomplishments
The merchants apparently agreed that
many civic bodies, doing little they can
unite great devoted intelligent
ten campaign for the development of California
will be the first step satisfactory ou-
ton OF all San Franciscos commercial problems.
What San Francisco needs organization that will
spend money negny bring California Our Job
b problems advent 100000 or 100000
residents for this city Another half population secured
five years without corresponding and suburban
epe VIII not solve Sn francisco manufacturing oceanic
trade labor problems Indeed could serve
only to confuse those problems.
All those questions be solve themselves if San
Francisco people the rich undevoped Sacramento
and San Joaquin valleys Those fertile wastes living our very
DOORS made the of 100000 conented
duce The presence of those producers business for San
Francisco obbng and wholesale means sea and
rail carrying; employment wages that will dispose of
the labor problems and that will make fact the lone million
city that be realized only the development the wealth that
San Francisco handle but not produce
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

operated without reference to law and the
devoid of railroad experience
for this discrimination The suburban line
to stay 1t IS necessity Upon It's depends largely the
development OF large There apparent essential differ
between the electric and lines The should give
the patrons the trolley systems all the protection the
steam line passengers.
legislature will be quick to respond to popular
demand for this reform properly presented of the
methods OF presentation is your legislative
dates
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
RsoNs IN THE NEWS

]. J. Won DoHLEN, fiscal agent Of the Canadian
electric water heater company, is at the ST
Francis with Mrs. Won Dohlen, registered from
Vancouver. Won Dohlen is former resident
Of Sacramento and with his wife will shortly
make an extended trip through the eastern
states.
AMBROSE BIERCE, the well known writer,
and George Sterling. the poet, viii leave today
for two weeks trip in the Yosemite.
CHARLES P. NEvIN. mayor of Butte. Mont
viii arrive in this city in few days. He
has reserved rooms at the st. Francis.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER z. S. EcKHARn7
Of the L. S. S. Yorktown. and family ar,
spending few days at the Colonial
GEORGE H. ROSS. vice president of the Haw.
ley railroad system. is at the Falrmont
]. W. BROWNING. raneher of Grand Island
is at the Stewart with Mrs Browning.
j. P. BAUMeARTEN and Mrs. Baumrartep .,
Santa Ana are guests at the Fairmont
A. woLLsoN, an olive grower Of Los Angeles
and Mrs wollson are at the Turpin.
H. L PLUME. railroadman Of Washington
d. c., is registered at the Argonaut-
GEORGE E. wILHorr. a wineman OF STOCK ton,
is at the Palace with Mrs. wilhoit
Z. s. BRUCE of the United States forestry serv.
ice is registered at the st. Francis
WILLIAM ]. HUNsAKER. an attorney OF los
Angeles, is guest at the Palace
CHARLES H. L1pPINcorr. a real estate man
Of Los Angeles, is at the Palace
Q. P. HoREEeUs and Mrs. norehous OF Psss-
dens are guests at the Palace.
Dr. A. B. cowAE Of Fresno is staying at the
Manx.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

Professors R. L. GREEN, Ferdinand Sanford
and c. H. Gilbert respectively Of the math-
ematies. physics and zoology departments at
stanford university. have gone on a six weeks
hunting trip In the mountains.
JOHN COFFEE HAYES. general manager Of the
Mount Whitney power company OF visalia. Is
at the Fairmout.
W. W. CHARLES. assistant treasurer Of the
Iouopah and GoIdheld railroad. is guest at
the Stewart.
JAMES A. FosHAY Of Los Angeles is at the
Palace. He is the head Of the Foresters OF
America.
I. 6. IINDLEx mining man Of Nevada City.
Is registered at the Argonaut-
Russell HINTON and Mrs. Hinton Of this city
are stopping at the Colonial
]. o. ROE. mining man Of Sonrovia. is at the
st. Francis with Mrs. Roe.
H. KLEIN, wholesale merchant Of FL Paso.
c. W. TUrrLE. banker Of CoIusa. is at the
Palace for few days.
H. Z. BEHs. banker Of sIarysvlue, is staying
at the ST. Francis.
c. a. MeHEERx Of Holiistsr is at the N.na
for few days
J. n GARDINER, capitalist Of san Jose. is
at the Belmont
J. T. GRIMES. real estate raan Of Tacoma. is
at the Dale.
A. 6. SMITH, capitalist Of Rsddinz. q. at
the stanford.
?. v, FLINT. merchant ot saIt Laks city. is
at the Dale.
ADsvrASr GENERAL J. 3, lAucx i. at the
Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Protect Travellers
on Suburban
Electric Lines
stunned by the fault

stunned by the FAULT that he freely admitted willing accept
that responsibility.
The findings OF the coroners paiate suerings
OF the survivors, but their recommendations following suggestions
made by The Call immediately after the disaster to
vent the loss OF lives the way According to it's
report the coroner jury found that the company operated its road
under conditions roughly described was disclosed that
the single track without block signals kind and
crowded that proper performance duties by
ducto and moormen rendered extremely not mpos
be The declared that the company reasonable pro-
lection to It's patrons by operating single track with
sharp without any semblance of system
The hopeful Of the jury findings the following
recommendation:
We recommend that will
proldea suhen number of
~
We further safety
compel all railroad
suburban districts to install an automatic block signal
Those recommendations exactly with the policies
edoay advocated by The Call The electric lines
handle passengers than do the maintaining
ally parallel lines Frequently the electric are run on
much faster schedules than the The roads are
operated under the eacng safety regulations Except in
the matter OF crossing lines the suburban lines are
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
This Paper Sends
| Out First Home-
seekers Train
to collect in one solic
buyers and settlers.

intending
buyers and settlers
Because OF The Call attitude
farming lands adjacent Francisco these homseeers felt
assured te dlsnteresed motives of this abors
directed solely to the peopng of great territory which
believes should be developed.
There has been color OF commercasm efforts SO long
exeredby The Call It's columns been devoted cheerfuy to
the exploitation of the farming lands California often
without compensation other than the gratifying sense of real
public And what has been past will be repeated
in the future lhe Gall believes that better farming country
the than that the great central
and foothills of California
1t probable that other omeseekers excursions to other
ons OF the state be operated With the assistance of The Call
and that this may prove only orernner OF great work
OF development The Calls and its influence
are always arrayed with intelligent and public spirited in
building the farming districts and while ceerfv ackno
edges decided increase its circulation because of these efforts
The Call takes larger and pride such tangible results
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
Eight insurgents
Who May
Have to Explain


fine art smoothing The house conees Mann of Illinois,
Wanger of Pennsylvania and Adams of Georgia The
smoother Ens Adrch and Foster Of Louisiana The
Adams and Foster be The people
long been painfully that Mann Wanger Ens
to be considered and feared all the time If they
the life President aft BILL the people and the president
be pleasantly disappointed.
In the absence of for their attitude the
eight insurgents who voted send the bill will
ably be called to make explanation the
gressve republicans upon whose they reelection
Caonas militant nsurge insurgents Arson HAYES
enrolled himself with the eight
Wisconsin presented method which offered largest measure
protection the president and the people Beyond question
squarey and fully complied with the amount
ing request by the presidents special
Lenoot moved that the house all amend
and send the bill back the upper house with
giving the interstate power suspend
rates Immediately That all the president The
adoption OF Lenoots plan would have preued
beyond that involved single point and that backed
the pledge of the nations chief executive.
Now the whole the hands committee
which majority consistently and perseny opposed virtually
everything the progressive republicans advocate
of the ultra of the reactonae NAV tear
the sheds and without fear personal
Party feal will probably against extremes but party
fealy upon against easca
ton which will give back to the president people empty
she'll these ustifabe fears be realized eight insurgents
refused critical should prepare elaborate defenses
before returning their districts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

The merchants feast was welcome departure
from the accepted thing. 1t was something
more than a pleasant entertainment or an
occasion for exchange of stereotyped plati-
tudes 1t was a veritable trade clinic The
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

is the belief of The Call that and California
VIII substantial and permanent benefits
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

That excursion takes 125 bona fide home
seekers to the homes that await them. With
out the substantial backing of this newspape,
It would have been impossible for any pro
moter, or any number of promoters combined
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

HE homeseekers excursion which Modesto toda,
under the of The Call shows clearly the influence
of powerful newspaper in upbuilding new community
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

Alameda county coroner jury has severely censured h
~ trolley company for the Leona Heights disaster which COS
the lives OF persons resulted in injuries to- two sor
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

The avowed purpose of the commitment te
conference was to put the measure through a
smoothing out process
The personnel OF the committee on con
ference is in itself virtual insurance OF some
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

others. The jurymen's refusal to absolve the
company was to have been expected The
company had endeavored to shift entire re-
sponsibility for the accident to the shoulders oi
the youthful conductor of one of the cars. He
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09

HANKS to the votes of eight "nsurgent republicans tn
regulars conservatives in the ouse of
enabled commit President Taft railroad bill