The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

To Discuss Pians.-Plans relative tC
/ the opening of the new Commercial
/ Club building Will be discussed al 3
meeting of the building committee
Monday. during the lunch hour in tbs
I dining room at the Commercial club
Matters pertaining to their duties as
! supervisors of the construction for the
I organization VIII also be talked over
E Funeral TOday.-Funeral services
over the body of ]. A. r. Day, aged So
years who died at his home, 534 South
4 irst West street, Wednesday night
I OF hemOTrhage. caused by cancer. Will
be held at - o'clock noon, today, at the
! Seventh ward meeting house. The body
may be viewed at the home from $3.50
until 1880 this morning. lntermeni
viii be in City cemetery.
New Member.-The Utah Packing &
Provision company Of ogden is the lat
est addition to the membership or the
Utah Manufacturers association, haV-
ing Joined the organization yesterday
The company is also making arrange
ments for an exhibit in the new Cham
Der Of Commerce in the Vermont build
ing.
Guarantee GiVen.-Policy holders in
the Shawnee Fire Insurance company
of Topeka, Kan, which company was
recently taken over by the National
Fire Insurance company of Hartford
Conn, viii be guaranteed against losses
by the latter company, according 10 q
letter received yesterday by state IN
surance Commissioner Willard Done
New policies Will not be issued by the
National company 10 take the place OF
the policies OF the Shawnee company
the former company guaranteeing the
policies of the Shawnee policy holders
as their own, after the time OF reinsuf-
ing, September 20, 1910.
Court 10 COnVene.-The United States
court will convene Monday morning 10
hear an accumulation OF motions IN
civil cases
Talks 90 Parenfs.-Parents classes at
the six wards of the Ensign stake VIII
listen TO addresses on child culture
from the following speakers at 10
o'clock this morning: Or. $ ii. Allen
az the Eleventh ward, Dr- Margaret Z
Roberts at the Thirteenth
ward, Miss Resale Pollock al the
Eighteenth ward. DR.. Mary Gamble at
the Twentieth ward, Professor George
COray at the Twenty first ward. and
Bishop Heber c. IyersOn at the Twenty
seventh ward
Teachers Are Paid.-Yesterday was
PAYDAY at the Murray schools. The
sum OF S2.519.75 was distributed among
the teachers and janitors of the five
schools there.
Couple Is lIarried.-A wedding took
place yesterday afternoon at the par
sOnage of Phillips Congregational
church, when the Rev. +. A. Simpkin
united in marriage Miss Laura Slaugh-
ter and Isaac +. Maxwell, at 4:30. The
newly married couple left Immediately
for an extended wedding trip to the
Pacific northwest.
TaImage 10 Lecfure.--PrOfessOr
James r. Talmage VIII lecture before
the parents department of the Ninth
ward Sunday school at 1890 a. m.
Everybody is invited.
Fully ReeOvered.-Mrs. Scion Spiro
who was recently operated upon for
appendicitis. has fully recovered. and
is now at her home.
Returns SOOn.-AIrs. Freeman Morn
ingstar, who has been visiting her old
home in Michigan, TO attend the golden
wedding anniversary Of her parents, Is
expected home the first part of the
week.
Hears Foot FOund.-The discovery
of the hind foot of a bear in Edison
street yesterday morning, from which
the skin and claws had been removed,
threw the police into Git of cOnster-
nation because of its strong resem-
blance to a human foot. It was at first
thought that a murder had been COM
mitted and that the victim had been
chopped to pieces. The foot was finally
taken TO a surgeon, who explained that
1t belonged to the bear family instead
of the human race.
Buys whisky. G. Allen, SO E
street, former business man, was SEN
fenced 10 so days on the chain gang IN
police court Yesterday morning by
Judge ]. j. Whitaker. The long sen
tence was made upon the request of
Aliens wife, who believes that so days
of enforced prohibition viii tend to
make the man change his views of life
He is alleged TO have collected a bill
several days ago, spending ten cents of
the amount received for loaf of bread
and the remainder for "a quarts of
whisky. When Mrs Allen discovered
her husband he had consumed five
quarts Of whisky, she alleged.
First Victim OF SeasOn-LeRoy Rob-
erts. son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Roberts,
232 ColfaX avenue, sustained a fracture
of his left leg Friday afternoon while
playing football on the grounds of the
Sumner school. The fracture is not
considered serious. Roberts Is said to
son.
Pleads Not Guilty.-William c.ggans,
an ex-c0nvict, who entered the resi-
denee OF Mrs NJ Richards. 1873 South
Eighth East street. several weeks ago
and is alleged TO have stolen a sealsfxin
sack worth $500 and who was arrested
by private citizens, entered a plea of
not guilty TO grand larceny in the
criminal division of the city court yes
terday forenoon before Judge j. J.
whitaker He waived his preliminary
examination and was bound over 10 the
district court in the sum of $1,000.
Say Not Guflty.-Joseph BetteIl and
Fred Brown. who were arrested by
Patrolmen Horace Heath and F. NJ
Frantz. for the larceny of a suit OF
clothes from Fred Tonkin at Warm
Springs. the larceny of six bundles OF
sheep hides from the storehouse of the
Rio Grande Western. ana other thefts
pleaded not guilty to two Charges OF