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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14
PAINT DEALERS NAME
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION

Paint and glass dealers OF thia city
met at luncheon at the Commercial club
Tuesday to consider the Feasibility OF
sending delegation from Utah TO the
convention OF the National Paint. OH and
Narnlsh association, TO be held at Den.
yer. September 2I-29.
The following were named as dele
gates; John Bennett OF the Bennett
Glass G. Paint company, A. H. Sconberg
OF the Culmer Glass e Paint company.
Harry Shepherd of the Salt Lake Ga IS
Paint company. w. II. Harris of the
Ogden Glass e Paint company, Ogden,
and Glen Hilliar of the Eccles Glass &
Paint company, Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14
Sues for Damages.

T. e Preuss is suing the city and the
street railway company ir the district
court TO recover $4,000 alleged TO be due
for personal injuries received on State
streets. on the night of MAY 2S last.
while the street railway company was
improving Its tracks. Preuss says he
trippcd over the Gnguarded end OF a tie
and fell striking his head against q
steel rail- His hearing has been i'm
paired he saNs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14
INSTRUCTIVE LESSONS
IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE

Miss Harriet II. Ellis is attracting con-
siderable attention with her lessons In
domestic science which she is giving in
Unity hall at 13s Second East street,
every afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Ellis is n graduate OF the Car
negie Technical institute OF Pittsburg.
Pa, and is here in the interests of the
Fleischman Yeast company. Her demon
strations are interesting and instructive,
The classes will last only a few days
longer Many housewives In Salt Lake
City are taking a systematic course Of
study with the help OF Miss Ellis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14
EsCHOOL SITE
sNDT CONSIDERED
RehooI Board Is Too Busy
ith Goal Bids and ROu-
tine Matters.

,tjon of the coal bids con-
"a much time Tuesday evening
I'd city school board did not take
osv high school site, but let the
"a over until an adjourned meet
bs held September 2S'
Recommendation OF the finance
',ses ss5O.00O worth of the recent
hond issue was sold TO Emery.
+. pockwood Of Chicago at SO and
4 interest. This money Is the
Z the bond issue TO be used in
hus,dIngs. The bonds will be de-
m abou, thirty days.
blanche E. Caine was made d.
N the domestic science depart
affective beginning Of present
year.
i 3 Mitchell was made head OF
ssual training department. effec-
Inning present school year.
folIowinc teachers were appointed;
u a Jennings, Meta Roettscher,
: %ray. RoselIa Scoheld. Nora
7on. John z Todd. Laura B. Stew
|na Folsom, Edith Hunter. Augusta
Il l Leonora Mann, Barbada Long.
Hartley.
Granite board OF education will be
rrsd 10 the amount OF $3.50 a month
/ care OF children attending the
'Dale school from the city. as per
a through Superintendent 8. w.
spooper head of the department
nos In the high school, was re-
from his contract at his own re-
fhousand stamped envelopes were
la for use in the superintendents
doIlsrs a month extra will be al.
.ach teacher in the Jordan, Bonne-
"A Lake Breeze schools.
hool without tuition charge. being
% pay the fee; Joseph zlatusehka,
spey, Gary NJ. Whitney, w. Delos
u II. Parker Monroe, Tasnla Pond
Niller. Joseph Smith and Verna
follcwing were appointed TO nor
1olarships. Marguerite Walker, 65T
East street. .iazeI Smith, 127
Elghth South: J.. Ruebelle Rath-
10e Fourth avenue; LaYaur Pope
enth East. Gladys Hardiman, $50
venue Ruth Swsner- els Tenth
Ora Simpson, PIG East Eighth
5 Gertrude Roche, Sacred Heart
y, Annie /. Staines, Doris Ray
80 Woodruff apartments: Doris
. HS Fourth East: Beth Bradford.
r3pItol avenue. Emily Harris. 7i6
LAST: Clifford Nelson, $40 Prince
nue
|ontract for hardware for the Wa
|chpol was let to J f. and II. E.
b on their bid of SSS0.30.
peg for cement paving over the
az the Hamilton school was let
t s Letter for SIP so.
1ulldings committee was author
>nyertise for bids for school furni-
the Waterloo school.
Qaiiley was appointed janitor at
cISon. az $50 month. and Thom-
>aHs. tanitor al the Sugar House
AZ 500 a month. Mrs. L NJ.
'!s appointed janitress at the do
:qence ano manual training build |
a fehool, at $35 a month.
|cnerson school will be connected |
sewer, estimated cost. $3.50.
q the crowded condition of the
sehool. the domestic science de- !
y Is transferred TO the Wasatch
year.
;Ainnle G. Cassidy was ASSIGNED
5ryant school. In charge OF mathe-
Eitnout loss OF rank or salary,
Risnos VIII be purchased, three |
klnoergarten department and one
Sugar House school.
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LD SORES
DISEASED BLOOD

\ symptom Of an old sore sug-
seased blood, The inflamma-
s'ssaarge, s discolored flesh, and
mat local applications have
anent effect toward healing
-', Shows 81 that deep down in
s'sm there is a morbid cause for
but more convincing proof
y olood is the cause for these
. furnished by the fact that
,loFing the sore or ulcer by
operation does not cure; they
aIs'aIn- Nature will heal any
|.tiI IN 81 blood is pure aud healthy,
l' The circulation is cleansed
%ppre matter and supplied
nS,asishing and plasnic qualities
|:tn condition of flesh is
70 remain, S. S. S. heals
= m a perfectly natural way.
n'o the blood, removes the
S;ss and morbid matters, adds
ag qualities to this vital
brings about the vcry con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14
PNEUMONIA CAUSE OF
DEATH OF MRS. MORTON

Mrs. Julia A. c. Morton. widow or the
late Thomas F. IL. Morton, and mother OF
DR.. T. f. II. Morton Of this city. died
Tuesday al her home. 1855 Third East
street, of pneumonia. Mrs. Morton was
oG wears old and was born In this city.
Besides Dr. Morton. she WAS the mother
or Mrs. Myrta Worthen OF this city
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dence at o'clock Friday afternoon with
interment at the City cemetery.
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Found Stranger In Home

When he got home Sunday night he
found his wife. Annie Donald, locked In
the house with another and a strange
man, J. s Donald says in a complaint
filed IN the district court Tuesday, and
he wants a divorce. The couple was
married at El Paso. Tex. May %. 1893
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14
CITY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
SHOWS HEALTHY GAIN

D. FL. Christensen. superintendent. has
compiled the following table. showing an
increase In the enrolment OF the citys
public schools at the end OF the second
week this year of 1855 over the enroll
ment at the end of the second week OF
last year:
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Two Small Burglaries.

Two small burglarles occurred during
Monday night. One OF them was at the
United States restaurant. 3l9 South
State street. where an ice chest In the
rear Of the eating house had been broken
into and food valued at about s25 taken
therefrom. The other was at the Sher-
win market, 749 South State street, from
where a small clock. some cheap stick
pins. and other icwelry. had been taken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

rbicIe Se makes rich, red, healthy
ustesda !. n.ourlshes all flesh it's
|rnle,,t OIL oi Injecting them with
opsn matter which keep old
.1d ar,, special book on Old
ITss~ rny medical advice free.
'FS01Fio CO.. Atlanta. Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

asking to be allowed 10 officiate at some
Of Utah's games the coming year. Mr..
Smiths ruling is technical. but fair.
New Material
The only addition to the squad yester-
day was Reed WINNER. Steve Young
has promised TO get a suit and get out
for today's practice WINNER played
guard on the Salt Lake high school and
Los Angeles high school teams. Young
has played class football at the "U' for
three years. He weighs 190 pounds and
is the hest hammer thrower in the state.
This year is his last year at the univer-
sity and he should be able 10 hold down
guard position without any trouble
Today at o'clock the advisory board
of coaches Will meet at Jimmie Wade s
office TO discuss their plans to begin
earnest work next Monday.
New Eligibility Committee.
The first faculty meeting was held on
Tuesday at 80 o'clock According TO
Coach Bennions desires. a new eligibil-
ity committee was appointed. The com
mittee consists of Professor Beckstrand
chairman: DR.. Jacob Bolin and Professor
knowlton These men will act on the
names OF all candidates for the football
team at once. This will give the new
coach a squad of men that he can be
sure Of and remove the trouble that Mad
dock had in past seasons OF having men
that he had trained all season removed
Just previous 10 game. and hence weak
enlng the team at critical moments
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company
80 Up. Main street y 90 per wear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

A private safe may be rented in tho
fire and burglar proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company
81 Up. Main street, So 90 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until noon, September END. by the
Willow River Land & Irrigation Co.
Brogan. oregon, for the construction OF
4 miles of canal. Approximate quantities
So. 600 Gu, yds. Work must be opened
UP by October 1, 1910, and completed on
March l. 1911. Two separate bids are
asked for. One at fiat price per Gu. yd.
and the other on classification basis,
of the company. Brogan. Oregon.
Writer reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
w. NJ WAYMAN. General Manager,
r16ao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-14

ditious that are
n G e ssary be-
Tore any sore
can heal. S.S.S.
IS a perfect {
blood purifier,
acting directly
on the circula-
ton th 70 u G Il
the stomach aud
II.
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BULLET-PIERCED SKULL
THAT POINTS TO MURDER

RENO. New. Sept. 13.-Workmen ex-
cavatmg for a foundation TO replace the
Palace barber shop building on Virginia
street. destroyed a month ago by fire.
discovered at 3 o'clock portions OF n
woman's body with a bullet hole in the
skull. indicating a mysterious murder
The skull, two ribs and articles of a
woman's wear. including portions Of a
corset and stockings, were found in the
pit and the skull was encrusted with
substance resembling quickllme
The bullet hole indicates that a shot
was fred through the mouth. proceed
ing upwards and out at the top OF the
head. From the decomposition of the
remains IL is evident that the body was
placed there several months ago. al
though the authorities believe the time
did not exceed one year.
The police have no report Of mysterious
disappearance and at present have no
clew TO solve the mystery.
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WOULD EDUCATE
NEW OFFICIALS
Continued From Preceding Page.

asking TO be allowed 10 officiate at some
OF Utah's games the coming year. Mr..
Smiths ruling is technical. but fair.
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digestive MON,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

a half since BIr. Cox loft local thea
trical enterprises. He returns TO
take charge OF the Bungalow and re-
organize tho stock company.
Salt Lake looks better than ever
10 me, and ! am delighted to get back
among my old friends Like every
body else. I'm subject to that peculiar
hold that Salt Lake has on all It's
old residents. and | seem 10 grayitate
back 10 these valleys every so often.
The town 10 changed In many ways
and / do not believe Salt Lakers half
appreciate what these changes have
done for the city.
AT tho Bungalow We expect 20 have
a big business until the end OF the
season. Miss Blanche Douglas has
accepted the position OF leading lady
with tho company and will arrive
Saturday TO take up her work. With
Mr. Trayers she will head what be-
lieve will be one OF the best and most
capable stock company organizations
that has ever appeared In Salt Lake
We have secured repertoire of the
best plays obtainable for the use Of
the company, and a little later | viii
announce list In the order Of their
appearance. which 7 am sure viii ap-
peal 10 local theatre-goers"
Mrs. Cox is still In Denver. but will
join Nr. Cox later this week.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
GOOD NEWS ON FRUIT:
BRIGHAM REPORTS FINE

Brigham City. April 6-Prospects
for record breaking fruit crop in this
locality were never better than they
are now. Regardless of the cold wealth
er of the past few days, the buds OF
the peach tree arc still safe and sound.
II seems that tho buds have with
stood the test Sunday night and
carly Monday morning tho thermome.
ter registered below freezing. all day
Monday and Monday night being very
cold. Fruit growers werc very uneasy.
fearing everything would freeze, as
the buds were far advanced. An In
vestigation. however. showed that the
buds were not injured In the least. Re
ports TO this effect were heard from
all parts OF town. and from the great
peach belt directly south of the city.
Apricot trees are out in full bloom
all over the city. and II the present
warm weather lasts another few days,
tho entire city viii be a veritable now-
OF garden. as the peach trees VIII be
out In bloom.
4 prominent fruh grower. one "a
milisr With conditions here In past
years. expressed his belief that the
coming year viii be record-breaker
In tho production of the famous Brig
ham peaches. his only fear being that
insufficient help to handle the crop
will be Il drawback. However, when
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

the dangers OF frost are past, the fruit
growers will likely take steps toward
relief In harvesting the crop next
fall
Reports from the Bear River val
ley are TO the effect that record
breaking apple crop will be grown this
year. For the past two or three years
this valley has been visited by heavy
frosts that have killed most OF the
apple crop, but this year the farmers
feel confident that the crop Will be
safe as far as frost is concerned. They
seem to think that the danger is now
past One apple grower Of the val
ley stated the other day that the Bear
River valley would produce more than
100000 bushels of apples this season
II all goes we'll This would mean an
increase of moro than so per cent
over any previous year, With the
planting of hundreds OF acres into ap
pie orchards each year. Bear River
alley is destined to become one of
the large apple producing sections Of
the country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
FOR SAFE AND SANE
FOURTH OF JULY

Salt Lake, April Z CTdbunel-If
the recommendations of the municip-
al laws committee OF the city council
az agreed gpCn at It's meeting Wed
nesday night. arc adopted by the coun-
eli, tho indisoriminatc discharge OF
fire-crackers and fireworks In this city
viii DO forever prohibited after the
coming Fourth OF July, The ordin-
ance OF Councilman Mckinney prohlb-
idug the sale OF discharge Of fire
works OF all kinds Ia the city without
the written consent OF the mayor will
bo reported upon fayorably and un.
doubtedly passed by the council Mon
day night
Owing 10 the fact that number
Of merchants have already ordered
their supply OF fireworks for this year,
the ordinance Will not 90 into effect
until July 5. so that they silI be per.
n'itted 10 sell them this Fourth and
tkcSs who already have ordered Will
NOT lose anything on account ~ the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
TRICKS ARE TURNED
BY NtRVY ROBBERS
Drug Store. Saloon and Mail and ex
press Car Entered by Thieves.

Salt Lake City. April High
waymen, masked and with drawn
revolvprs. held up DR.. T. n.
Hazel In bis drug store at Eighth
South and Second West streets and
robbed the cash register Of 81 In cash
and tho KEYS TO the store. Monday
night at o'clock, and one hour later
two other highWaymen. unmseked and
with drawn reyolvers. he'd up The
Berlin bar Al i56 West South Temple
street and escaped with S24. a short
time later the police department re-
ceived word by telephone that United
States mall. Wells-Fsrgo Express and
combination baggage car No 5l2. IN
the Denver & Rio Grandc railroad
yards. had becn broken into by burg
lars.
DIR. Hazel stated that he was work
ing In the rear OF the drug store prior
to tho entrance OF the holdup men.
who had evidently been waiting out
side the store until all customers had
left. he said that he heard some one
onter the store and heard two men
TalkinE toward the prescription coun-
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ter, which is in the rear Of the store.
AS he turned the corner OF the coun-
ter TO attend TO their supposed wants.
he looked into the muzZleS Of two re-
volvers and was gruffly ordered TO
hold up his hands.
DR.. Hadel stated that he remember
ed the case of George w. Fassel. muir
dered some time ago by holdup men.
and. not wishing 10 meet the same
fate. Immediately complied. While one
of the men pointed his revolver at the
doctor, the other went TO the cash reg
Ister and cleaned II out OF about 81.
He also took the keys. after which
both men departed. telling the doctor
TO remain inside upon penalty OF
death.
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passage of the ordinance But. here
after, Salt Lake City will have a safe
adm sane Fourth OF July.
Strong Petition Of Women.
a strong petition was submitted 10
the committee. signed by the various
women's clubs Of the city and also
by number OF women individually.
urging that the ordinance be passed
Representatives from the Sweet Candy
company. Rivers Brothers and other
merchants We're before the committee
and asked that the ordinance be made
effective July 5. so that they would
not lose what money they have in
vested In fireworks this year They
stated that they favored the ordinance
with that one change. and that point
was conceded 10 them
Tho committee also considered the
ordinance creating the office OF city
electrician and providing for the in.
specuon. under his supervision Of all
electric wiring done In the city The
measure meets with tho approval Of
tho National Board Of Fire Underwrit-
ers and follows the regulations laid
down In the National Electric Code
pertaining TO all electric work
Salary. $500
The salary attached 10 the office is
fixed at $500 per annum and by re-
quiripg persons engaged I'm the busi-
ness TO take ont permit for every
electric wiring contract and pav a fec
therefore II is expected that the Of
flee will be self supporting.
No final action was taken on the
ordinance, but the committee will con
slider II again next Wednesday night
and will have the manager of tho
Board OF Fire Underwriters Of the Pa
cinc present to present bis viows on
the matter.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK STRIKE.

Chicago. April 7.-Officials OF Chi
cago taxicab company VIII make an at
tompt today 10 break the strike II
the chauffeure. The plan Of trying
out the cars first is a strategic one in
that the company is In the hands OF
receivers appointed by Judge Walker.
II the strike breakers are attacked.
tlres slashed or tho cars damaged By
the strike pickets, It Is planned 10
bring the trouble before Judge Walker
for contempt OF court
s----
What man says about bis enemies
shlnIo pn lAhrn with a pound oil salt
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
C0NSTITUTIONALITY OF
COURT ACT ATTACKED
Petition for Writ OF Hsbess Corpus
Raise0 important Question.

The supreme court on Wednesday
heard arguments on the petition oil
Michael j. Ryan for a writ of habeas
corpus. aud took the matter under ad-
yisemcnt. The constitutionality OF the
law creating the municipal court Of
ogden is involved In the case and IL
will probably be some time before an
opinion Is rendered
Ryan was charged with assault with
intent to commit robbery before Judge
Murphy OF the Ogden municipal court
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Provo. April 7-Marriage Licenses
have been issued by the county clerk
20 Marion Sanderson and Alyena Oak
ey. both OF Eureka, William w. Peay
and Maud l. Hunt. both OF Provo;
Fred Evans and Jane Beesley. botn
of Provo. The first named couple
wore married in the clerks office by
County Clerk NJ T., Kartchner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

of this place. who died at the L. D s.
hospital. Tuesday. OF gangrene Mrs.
Ferguson was taken TO the hospital
several weeks ago. While at her home
near here. she bruised her ankle
against q rock. She attempted to be
her own physician and ganGrene de-
veloped- At the hospital II was found
that amputatlon would be necessary.
and the left leg was dlsmembered.
This. however. failed to check the
spread Of the disease. the aged woman
dying yesterday afternoon
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
STATE NEWS
lContluued From Page TwoO

Roosevelt will be in Salt Lake City
during the latter part OF August He
has arranged TO come as far west as
Green River. Wyo.. TO attend the cow
boys celebration, and IL Is believed
he can be induced 10 como on TO Salt
Lake City The Western Pacific
opening viii be an affair OF great mo
ment to Salt I-ako City and II is pro
posed TO bring a largo delegation OF
San Francisco business men to this
city on this occasion. The CONNER.
clsl club banquet will be- much larger
than ever before. because OF the fact
that since tho last banquet the club
membership has been doubled and II
will be the frst banquet In tho new
club building
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nows Thls.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
asJ case Ct cStsfrh that eaunct be cured By
Hairs Caisrrh Cure.
p. J. CHENEY & CO., Froas-, Toledo. o..
We. the und>uiEned. have known F. ],
Ch.oe7 for the last siteen years. and believe
h'H rerieef1y honorable in all business Trans
artions and financially able 10 esuY ont any
obligations made By their hIn-
Mnr TEX, Wholesale DrcgEsts, Iolrdo,o-
NALsrse, kDNls MAtSIN, Wholesale Drug
sisir. Toledo. O.
Hall, CAtanh Cure j. taken Internally. aet'
irr directly up1n the bleed and mucous sur
fAsez OF thr system friee. 7se- per bottle
sod BY al druSFisu- Tesuusouiab Tree
HANS fazliy Pulls arc the bcst
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and was bound over to the district
court. and is now confined In the coul-
" Jail OF Weber county. His attOr-
nsys contend that his commitment Is
null and void and that the judge Jf
the municipal court had no Jurisdiction
to bind him over for the reason that
the law creating the court Is uncon-
stjtutiCnal.
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cox is NAMED TO
SUCCEED GRANT

Salt Lake, April 6.-Archie Cox,
formerly manager OF The Grand thea
tire In Salt Lake and ono OF the best
known and most popular theatrical
managers In the west, arrived from
Denver yesterday afternoon 10 assume
tbe management N tho Bungalow
theatre. following the resignation Of
II A. Grant. which was accepted by
the board OF directors early 10 tho
week IL has been almost a year aud
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WATERS eeFoULeo.

Sandy. April 7.-offIcials Of tho salt
Lake County Water company have
concluded 10 move their water main
1925 feet east from the present loca.
tion OF the intake because. It is said.
the orc hnulers from the canyons are
befouliDg tho waters At the present To-
cation by watering their horses.