The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-18
CITY BREVTTIES

Collier Coming.-A suite has been re.
served at the Wilson for p. r. Collier.
who has stepped into his fathers shoes
at the head OF Golfers Weekly The
local representative of the publishing
firm has received word that Mr.. CoI-
lier viii reach here today.
Can See salt Lake.-Beeinning on
October Il. tourist tickets will be sold
TO Los Angeles, from Northwestern
points. via salt Lake. looping through
Portland on the return. or vice versa
according TO the announcement OF the
oregon Railroad & Navigation COM
pauy made yesterday Heretofore tour
lists from the Northwest, who have had
the desire to visit salt Lake on a gem
eral tour Of the places OF interest Of the
pense. The salt Lake Route Officers
are largely responsible for the new
routing.
Modern school Becture.-The first
lecture under the auspices OF The
Modern school, viii be given Sunday
evening 81 > O'Clock at Hirschman's
hall, 100 south Main street. over Hirsch-
mans shoe store. William Thurston
Brown will lecture. His subjec will be
The Purpose and Need OF the Modern
School in America"
Five Hundred Party.-On Thursday.
September p, at the home OF Mrs J. II.
Saxman No. Corey flats. West Third
South street. the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the United Commercial Travellers will
give Five Hundred party. Each guest
VIII be asked to contribute 25 cents
each TO the charity fund to be used in
the maintenance Of the Orphans Home
and Day Nursery.
Gets Ninety Days.-Chris Dittman.
who has made an easy living in Salt
Lake since September / by represent
ing himself as an Alaska mining engi-
neer, obtaining loans from the unsus-
pecting. was sentenced to 90 davs in iail
Judge j II In
yesterday morning on a charge Of vag-
rancy- He was arrested Friday by Mo-
torcycle Patrolman Dan Grundvig.
DrauEhtSman's "Exams--Civil serv-
ice examinations will be held at Provo
and Logan. October 10 and 20. to Sc
cure eligibles for the position Of clerk
draughtsman in the office Of the sur
veyor general and the land office. The
salary is $1,000 per year.
burglars Get RinES-J. r. Walk. i33
windsor street. reported to the police
yesterday that burglars had entered his
room during the night and stolen three
rings worth $3.50. The thieves gained
entrance by opening front window.
Walk was visiting neighbors when the
robbery occurred.
Going Back 70 schooI.-w. scott
keyting returns to Philadelphia Sep
TENDER 10. to resume his studies in med
icine at the University OF Pennsylvania.
brown Is Bcttcr.-Edwin c. Brown.
the commercial traveller who has been
III for several months and recently IN
derwent an operation at St Marks hos
pital. is now cOnvalescing
Funeral Scrviccs.-Impressive funeral
services were held in the Grant ward
meeting house yesterday over the body
Of Mrs. Othello GustafsOn. who died
Tuesday Of cancer Of the stomach. In
| innate friends Of the family delivered
brief addresses. The deceased was 80
years old and leaves n husband. two
daughters and a sister. Burial took
place in South Cottonwood cemetery
CicEE 10 Spcnk.-Brigham Clegg will
be the speaker at the Murray First
ward sacrament services I'm Murray this
evening. A musical program has also
been arranged.
Thomas TO Spenk-Mathonihah
Thomas will speak on The Restoration
OF the Gospel' at a general meeting in
the Fourth ward assembly hall Seventh
south and West Temple streets. at $40
O'Clock tonight