The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13


low as SIS and SO.
Those with their eve To the weather
gauge said the decrease in price meant
hard times and mOurned therefore, in
stead Of taking advantage or thlng
almost without precedent, and hardly
likely 10 happen again for many dee
AIDES For, say the retailers, Dame
Fashion is not likely 10 repeat so costly
q mistake.
That the decrease ia price has moth
ing whatever 10 do with the general
state Of prosperity, nor with Inc tariff
law. is readily shown by the fact that
the other articles OF mems furnishings
remain unchanged in cost TO either the
merchant or che public
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) CITY BREVITIES
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Harry goSeph Named.-GOVernOr VIII
lam Spry yesterday named harry ,.
Joseph as an additional delegate from
Utah for the convention OF the Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress, 10 De
held az San Antonio Texas
SurprISe On Birthday.--A pleasant
surprise was given Thursday pY the
Seventeenth Ward Relief society 10
Mrs. X. ". Darlington, IL DelhE heI
birthday. About 40 friends We're pres
emit.
steal surgical Instruments.-A ease
of surgical instruments valued al SLOW
was stolen from the automobile OF Dr.
Robert BroWnfield. 80 Il street. Willle
he was preDaring TO make a call yes
terdav morning. Dr. BrOWnfield 1ur-
mished a description of the stolen aftl-
cles 10 the police, and paWnshops are
being watched
Washer Fined S5.-Charles Cali was
arraigned before Judge j. j. W nlIaker
I'D a
charge OF fighting j. d. Johnson ap-
peared as his adversary. lie testlIled
that Cali had attempted 10 act the
part OF masher when the dispute arose
Call was fined 81 by judge whitaker.
Fire Loss Redueed.-It was estimated
by Fire Chief ". ii. Glore yesterday
that $1,000 would cover losses OF the
fire of the Rivers BrOs. building, 24l
South Main street carly yesterday
morning. in which the Iona restaurant
the store of the Dundee wooden mills
and offices on The upper story were
damaged. Defective wiring IS given as
The cause.
Celebrates AnniVersaFy.-Abo sixty
friends and relatives OF Robert flNtoh
of TaylOrsVille Joined him IN the cete-
bratlOn OF his stNtieth birthday FRIDAY
evening. An enjoyable program was
rendered after which an oyster supper
was served
y al Farrell 10 Speah.- ne NAN emu
rnu Weed is the subject OF lecture,
dealing with the evils of tobacco, 10 be
delivered by VIII q. Farrell. IN the
Twenty first ward chapel this evening
at 1880 o'clock An excellent musical
program viii also be rendered under
the direction of Professor Charles Kent
Judge McMaster 90 TaIk.-judge Al
e1ander McMaster of the juvenile court
VIII deliver m address at the Parents
class in the TWenty-secOnd ward meet
ing house this morning.
Farewell EntertaInment-An excel
lent program has been arranged IN
honor of Z. o. Peterson, who viii leave
this month on mission 10 sweden
The entertainment VIII be given in the
Nineteenth ward meeting house on the
evening of November a.
Children as Aetors.-"A Visit to
Grandpa" is the title of a sketch TO be
ment hall by 100 children OF the pri-
mary association of that ward on
Thursday and Friday evenings, Novem-
Der Il and Is. The playlet VIII be
given under the auspices of the pri-
mary association and the proceeds viii
90 TO tie fund for the new meeting
house.
Forest Dale Coneert.-A choir CON
cert, including a number of special fea-
lures. viii De given ia the Forest Dale
amusement HAN Friday, November rs,
under the direction OF T. Albert
Hooper.
Two New Coal Men.-'rhe list of salt
Lake coal dealers has been added 10 by
the arrival here from Davenport, Ia,
of H. L. Baty and r. ". Caldwell, who
propose u locate ina this city and en-
gage i'm the coal business.
nIED.
BROOKS-ln this city. November 10,
1910. Charles Brooks ia his 43d year.
Funeral viii be held from - D. Evans
mortuory chapel, IS south State street,
Monday. Nov IA. at T. o'clock. Inter-
ment in City cemetery.
MANTLE.-At $50 C street. Novem-
Der II, 1919, OF typhoid pneumonia. Stel-
la NJ. daughter Of William and Rose
knight Mantle born September 2S, 1906,
lu salt Lake city. Private funeral serV-
ices Will be held today Sunday at $3.50
p. m. from the family residence. Rela-
tiVes are invited 10 De present Inter
ment in city cemetery.
ANDREWS-AI the family residence.
1925 South Tenth East street. Novem-
her -. 1910, of membranous Group,
Glenn Andrews. aged 2 years. beloved
son of Mr.. and Mr. Paul Andrews
Funeral services WIZ be held today
Sunday at =. m, AT Mt Oliyet. Flu
neral private.
Blu ItlrA1<D---At blns nam Canyon,
Utah. November u, 1910. Anna BOur-
gard aged SO years. Funeral services
viii De held from O'D0nnen & Co.'S
chapel in this city on Monday, Noven-
ber IA. al 10 a. m interment in NJ
OliVet
STUCII.-At the family residence. 444
South West Temple street. November
-, 1910, sarah A. Stuck aged 81 years.
Funeral services viii be held from
O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel Monday. No
Vember Il. az 4 p. m lnIerme1t in Mt.
OliYet.
REHAiER-At the family residence.
$50 West Second South street Douglas
~ Rehmer. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.
Rehmer. Funeral seTVic IS Will be held
from the family residence on Monday.
November H. at p m. lnterment in
Nit OiiVet
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