The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-05

Iage TO the q. Z. Bittner Co, Dept. 90,
Toledo, Ohio, and they will send you
a free trial package by return mail.
II your druggist happens not TO nave
DR.. Hebra's UngOid on hand, just send
your remittance to the above company.
Always send, name of your druggist.
For sale in Salt Lake City by the
Saith Drug Co.
.resenting the royalties on sales from
March TO August The picture origin
ally appeared in the Christmas num-
Der OF Success, which paid Mr.. Squires
$3.50.
Used a Bali Hat on WOman.-Joe
Davonni. an Italian, who is charged
with having struck Mrs. Louise Tilbury
with a baseball bat, entered plea OF
not guilty in police court yesterday
morning. The hearing was set for DC
tOber u. Bail was fixed at 5000.
Teachers VIII Attend-Publie schools
will be closed at $3.50 o'clock this aft
ernoon to enable teachers to attend the
memorial services of John 5. Welch, 10
be held at the Congregational church
at 4 o'clock. During the exercises flags
of all the schools Will be placed at
half-mast.
Change in Police COurt.-Judge J. J.
Whitaker announced in police court
yesterday morning that, beginning with
be heard in the forenoon and city cases
in the afternoon. Since the latter part
OF May police court has only observed
the forenoon session.
Tried TO Beat BOARD BIIi.-Found
guilty of having attempted to dodge
a room rent bill OF 81 at the Bungalow
rooming house, Ted Martin, aged 80
years. was sentenced TO so days in tNS
city Jail yesterday morning by Judge
j. J. Whitaker.
Talk over Furnishings.-With only
routine business to transact in eonnec-
ton with their work of furnishing the
new Commercial Club building. the fur
nishings committee met in the small
dining room OF the club yesterday and
talked of their work over luncheon.
Real Estate Men to Meet.-Real es-
tate men of the Salt Lake Real Estate
association Will hold their monthly
meeting at noon today at the CONNER
cial club. The monthly dinner is 10 be
feature of the meeting.
First snow of SeasOn.-According TO
the official timers in the weather bur
eau. the velocity of yesterday morn
ings norther was twenty miles an
hour. With this wind came a drop In
the temperature, resulting in the first
snow of the season on the higher peaks
of the Oquirrh and Wasateh ranges.
residents of Willard county will be
given an opportunity to meet and re-
new acquaintances with the present
residents of that county at reunion
of all Willard county people TO be held
in the Cullen hotel Friday evening.
VIII Talk on Banking.-George Al
len education director or the Amer
lean Institute of Banking, viii be the
guest of the Salt Lake chapter next
Saturday afternoon and evening. A
business session will be held in the
Commercial club in the evening, when
Mr.. Allen will address the members
of the local chapter.
Mrs. KimbaIl's Funeral.-The funer-
al services for Mrs. Lucy Walker KIM
ball viii be held in the Eighteenth
ward meeting house this AFTERNOON al
l o'clock. The body will lie In state
at the residence, 81 East First North
street, from 10 a. m until noon.
Feeding Much Better.-The heavy
rains of the other night have, accord
ing to word received from herd own
ers by Secretary c. B. Stewart or the
Utah WOOlgrowers' association, made
the prospects for feeding on the win
ter ranges much brighter, and not so
many shipments 70 other ranges are
being made as was al first intended.
Leaves University Club.-Herbert ].
Mahon, for the past fourteen months
with the University club, has resigned
to accept the position OF stewart and
house manager of the Commercial club.
Mr.. MahOn will enter upon the du-
ties of the new position when the club
moves TO its new quarters about Oc-
| tober %.
New Postal ManaEer.-C. p. Tur-
pin of Kokomo. Ind, who has been
selected as manager of the local Of
flee of the Postal Telegraph company.
has arrived in the city and is now in
active charge.
Weather Man on ROunds.-F. II.
Brandenberg OF Denver, section lore
caster of the weather bureau of the
department Of agriculture for Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona and Utah. spent
yesterday in Salt Lake. the guest OF
A. II. Thiessen, director OF the local
office Mr.. Brandenberg is making his
triennial inspection, and left late in
the afternoon for Los Angeles. and Ia
ter TO Albuquerque, n. NJ, where he
will install a new station 10 cover the
Rio Grande territority.
Want More Rangers.-Civil service
examinations win be held al Kanab,
Utah, October "a and 20 to secure eligi-
bles for the forestry service. The de-
partment will require 400 men during
the field season of 1911, assistant
forest rangers being paid an entrance
salary Of s1,loo.
Negro Woman ArraIgned.-Nellie
Freeman. eolored, who beat Probation
Officer Charles Sperry in Hazel court
while he was attempting TO bring q
ward of the juvenile court before Judge
Alexander McMaster, Saturday, was ar
raigned in the justice court of F. NJ.
Bishop yesterday afternoon on a charge
of interfering with an officer. She
entered a plea of not guilty and was
released upon furnishing $500 bail.
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Doctors mt Theatre.-Dr and Mrs
Fred Stauffer. of 164 East South Tenn
pie street. were the hosts at a box
party at the Garrick theatre, last even
ing. given 10 DR.. and Mrs. Ezra c. Rich
of ogden, DR. and Mrs. d. C. Bulge of
Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hills and