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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
GLAD TO RETIRE TO LONDON.
Over There. says = Kansas CITY Man.
Folks atop WaFh some Time.

John Perry. who was one Of the lead
Ing business men in Kansas City ten years
ago when he retired and went TO London
TO live. arrived at the woloott yesterday
from a two months tour Of the West and
Mexico and is leaving to-day for England.
do see any changes in the country
Mr.. Perry repeated yesterday. you
can just imagine 80. and Il il in the way
Of Improvement too. One thing that
strikes a man after an absence ia that
the country is growing up. Il 10 losing
its crudeneas.
the greatest changes have taken place
Of course in the West When first went
70 Kansas city it was a little town Of only
1900 inhabitants. Now Il has more
than SOOOoO. Most marvellous oi all in
the way OF development is the State Of
Oklahoma. Why. il u only a few years
since | used TO 90 over there to shoot
and have killed buffalo az what IL now
Great Dend. within go miles west Of
Kansas City. There were lots Of wild
Indians about In those days. Il seems
like dream 10 60 hack there now. Then
what N now Oklahoma used 10 be the
and other outlaws who would make for
Indian Territory after they had raided a
settlement and robbed the hank.
That reminds me that | was az the
State fair In Kansas City at the time
Jesse James and his brother paid a visit
To the fair and carried on the cash box
with about 1000 people looking on.
was one Of the 1900 but don't ask me
why ! didn't de- anything 70 stop them:
-Ot course ! hardly recognized the
country in the Southwest. New Mexico
Arizona and Texas, for the cattle ranches
have been broken up into farms and
towns have sprung up everywhere.
There n only one unfavorable Criti-
oism that could be made, and it apphea
90 the whole country. That h the ex-
travagance and waste that are apparent
IN every direction aud la all Glasses 81
people. Why. there are no more than
seventy or eighty pounds Of a steer that
a coal miner considers good enough
nowadays 70 have on his table. and the
man with the salary Of only g OO0 or
o. 900 feels that he must have an auto
mobile II he has 20 mortgage his house
and furniture 20 get H.
What attraction h there for an Ameri-
ran to live In London" Mr.. Perry was
asked
We'll. there Is no place in America for
y man out uf Job. Over there you will
find more people In the same position
aud you can associate with them. Here.
after / 90 about and shake hands with
my friends they wonder how soon I am
going % leave - that they can get hack
10 work. Every Englishman. no matter 4,
10 what class he belongs. gets certain 20 a
point when he stops work.
but | am IN position 10 observe that
! stronger feeling Ia growing between =
England and the United States all the
lime and there " continually more ming /
ing. The International marriage ID not
BY any means an unmiNed evil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
GOLDEN RULEKOBLER ACCUSED
seglSs's Charges Fusd AsAiaNI CIsvsIands
ChlsG q Pulace.

CLEVELAND. May 9i-Trouble for
Fred kOhler. acclaimed by President
Roosevelt a. .ths countTy's best police
chief and heralded under a like title
by Lincoln Stefiins. vas foreshadOWed
late this afternoon. when there vas fled
with Mayor Herman Baehr charges oi
Rroes immortality, habitual drunkenness.
incompetency and failure 10 obey orders
u his superior ORioers.
Il is eKpected that Mayor Raehr. act
ing under the laws provided for GIoh
Casea, will suspend Chief Kohler to-
morrow pending a hearing before the
Public SAFETY Director. 20 which Chief
kOhler " entitled under tho civil service
law. because % having risen from the
ranks Of the department.
kohler has been In the department
twenty one years and wAs made Chief
Nay 4, iSOa, by Mayor Tom l.. Johnson,
who supported him through a storm u
criticism reused by Chief KOhler's golden
rule policy and his arbitrary dsmOtion
and promotion Of prlice officers, together
with frequent shAkelips by which veteran
officers and rising men were suddenly
shifted 90 suburban beats or brought
lhto the uoNptoWn diarlct 10 be sud
denly shifted back.
Twenty-siK specific charges support ted
by aiiidavits are fled with the four gen.
eral causes % complaint What these
speciic charges are neither Mayor naahr
nor Jay p. naVley and Sylvester Mo-
Nahon. attorneys for the complainants,
will diyulge.
" they ara proved befuTe the Safety
Director Chisf kohler may bs dismissed
instantly by Mayor Baehr
u was his Golden Rule policy which
brought Chief kohler into the hneight.
Under Il policemen arr instructed TO
lower the number % arrests by simply
warning or even assisting petty,oGenders. |
hiet kOhler insists that the excellence
u police department consists in obtain
ng conviction % each offender jailed. and
h. objects to tho arresting ~ men % whose
release by the Police Judges there IL q
ar chance Policemen are TWaised by
lim Tor few arrests and censured for many.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
TWO MURDERS, NO CHAM.
klAtykO MAY Get . Life Term on RIs
ManslauEhter Plea.

klAtgk0 May Get . Life Term On Hla
NIanslauShter Plea.
Herman klatzho. who Killed Lizzie
Shapiro. a Yiddish actress. and Max Gold
berg az iOT Forsyth street on the night OF
December Is last. pleaded guilty yester-
day 90 manslauRhter IN the first degree on
the two indictments. He had been on
tlial before Justice FitK0erald IN the
supreme Court sinos May 10.
klatzko will be sentenced to-day. first
on the indictment for tho muFViar % Gold
berg and then on the other indictment as
q second offender He might get afty
years on this state Of Affairs. but the belief
y that be will got between twenty and
thirty He Ia IS years old.
Lizzie shapiro had lived with KlatxEO
for years and then threw him over for
tho younger Goldberg. Klatzko often
threatensd that he would kill them both
and the woman took the threats 90 aeri-
ously that she sent her little girl 20 plead
with Klatxko.
Lizzie shapiro was playing az 40 East
Side theatre the night Of December rs
and after q late supper was accompanied
20 her home by Goldberg. KlatKEo was
waiting for them In the hallway and when
they entered be- shot than both
After his plea was accepted yesterday
he shook hands with several OF bic friands
He did not appear 10 b. worried.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
RAFT UPSETs. , BOYS DROWN.
10 Report two VINO Are PuIIed Prem the
River By 6tsvedores.


River By Htevedores.
A dock raft on which five Italian boys
were playing In thu Fast River az James
Slip last night overturned and three Of
the boys arc reported drowned. The
other two were rescued by two longshore-
men.
The longshorsmen. James Burke Of i7a
Bnekman street and Edward Murphy of
i6S Park row, appeared az the Oak street
police station with the boys whom they
had saved and reported the rescue Lieut.
McCaFty questioned tho reacued boys but
they we're too scared and wet 10 taxi
much. They said there had been 1--WE
boys on the raft but that they did not
know the names % their missing pIav-
mates.
The two lonEnhoremen said that thsv
had heard the cries Of two boys who had
seen the accident. The lonRnh0rpuen
ran 10 the bulkhend and found The two
survivors Of the raft party trying % climb
up. They reached down. caught hold II
the boys clothing and hOistrd them 20
safety. They added that they thought
from Whist the rescued boys had toid
them that the three drowned boys were
between and s years Old
Police reserves vent % the buikhaad
With lantsrnG but could find nothing
Harbor Squad a ssnt a launch b tie
ecele with graphing irons No airn o.
ne lilsing boys had been eoen ID b
midnight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
New Omcer. Of Printer. Union.

iSDiANApOLIs May "a assurance
- gwen a; headquarters In this city n
the International Typographical Union
Of the reelection II tho following officers
hased IN returns from majority Of tho
locll unions. President James NJ Lynch
hyrac'i-' y y. First vice-presIdent
rntary-trrlsurar J ". HAYS Mime
aT0lis, delegates ~ the American Fe,lera-
ton u Labor. Frank Morrison. chi.
cRFo; Max $ Hayes. Cleveland. HUGH
Stevenson. Toronto. and r. ". McCul.
lough. Omaha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

Noah z. Bans~. formerly president Of
the Cottonwood Crock Copper Company.
was arraigned before Judge Grain in
General Sessions yesterday on the charge
Of stealing $1,000 II tho funds II the
company. He pleaded not guilty. Barnes
has bsen In the TOmhs prison since April
last, when he was sentenced BY Justice
Col 10 not leus than four years nor more
than six for tho theft Of $500 Of the
funds u his company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
LEOPARD LOOSE IN THB zoo
BILLY SNYDER RAGGED HER
~ THE HIPPO'S TANK.

and capture Il Tola while the Head
Keeper Feeds = Midget I4on ThPoa1ii
= IsrOken Bottle Nobody was Hurt.
Billy snyder eat In the sunlight that
flooded the head keepers house yesterday
afternoon and told inquirers about the
first escape Of any animal that the Central
Park managers has known for twenty
four years. Hattie. a ssven-months-Old
leopard. got out % her cage yesterday
morning and made things in the lion house
lively for a few moments, but according
TO Billy this was not really an escape. for
the little animal never got clear Of the
house.
i was in the basement under the Ar
senal police station. said Billy. reaching
one horny hand down 90 pet the snArling
sister. a lion cub that has the run 81 the
keepers house just at present. and one
OF the keepers come a-running and said.
Your cubs out. Billy l dropped the
meat was cutting and grabbed up big
oatchbaE. knowing that could catch her
with that u ! got near enough
There were only about a Dozen people
in tho lion house when got there and they
were all pretty well scared. I saw the
youngster sitting up on top ~ her cage
splitting and snarling and told the keepers
man savr tbst 80 y, ,,', ~, w 70 -
sWell sbe iSn't a. v.ry 20 - $500
aid Riliy m respons. 10 a ors.sio1 al IN.
point. Hattie has a kind of peeviHb
disposition and she weighs anywhere
a,re clau, vo,, sos,,a ri 80, ~, -. -,
SEQ she's about half srcwn povs"b. vas
.ln,o.t ,,,oio..',ss 80 49,. ., n..,,..
-, -t,sL.,,h u, "a ',,,.'...,'d
soacs h.s,,,..r ~, -. .t ~, 80, ~ ~
caae The onlv sDot in IN mr.. f.ons "A
ensea MOI cnvsrsA b,, = A.. 5000 ,,,s,-
me $50
Il .tartsd nm m ton 81 ,hs c... nth
the Tag and Hatt,e wsnt aver shSys he
next cs4e where her r,,,tb,r Eittv was
aaleap' never noticing Ley
Then shs took saother ,unn and
landed on the CaRo helonging 70 bsr
fatbsr Dict Hs - ssl..e, 49,, ~ ~ ~
~ hickv t6ap shc didn't ~ spv f,,ytS"r
Tor hAr brother Nick i IN ~. vsrv Ia,
cage and he's ar uRlV devil MiVht have
reached no and cISwed the G,fls fellow
Funny isn't 10 Mona ~ ~. ,n,r,.Is
noticad tb,t a,ytb,n, -, b.,,,,.,,,i,,..
sycsr,, ,b, ,,,,,ns ,,,v,ss H., -, n. -
Hama snJ nade an s.rg,,l 80, 1000, |
and spitting
4 0uag an. b,g A. b.r and h..d.,,
her IN rom yoing spv b,rtbs- 49, |
he row Th.S W,b.t "A ,hs h, n - |
III /. a., do h1rr ~, go ~ ,,i,,., J. -,
AMI sro,,ch mn IN toD ~ re- -, 80
again ne binnon,tS p,,.'s r,ool = .I,,,', 1
fTs1tv ies, beloI hsr sns M ths 80,
l. -. ..,,- ~ -. -. - -!
buf she did Right Mo IN. eSnr,fv III 1
scratChin0 a. Ire rtone side. snd v.li,1s /
bl,,s D,,rdsy
-Tbe room wh,rs the ks.n.,. dr.,.
- inst I,ehind ths nool ana ~ -, ~.
The rot her bsarinrs Hattis iump.,J o,,sr
the nartition and an in tbere Sb.. ~.
hseked M against ths vail .bsy 4 -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

We HAs m Mind Some special Jewish
WaFk N Thls city,

WAN9 - AAaAA wv
Rabbi Judah Leon Magnss. who was n
retire from tho rabbinatS of the Temple
Emanuel. issued the following statement
last night:
I regret that Temple Emanu-H could
not undertake ~ the present time 10 turn
~ face toward the sources % Judaism. 10
seems 70 me that only q turning In tho di-
fection pointed out can make Temple
Emahu-El tho force In Judaism h ought 10
h by reason Of Nv wealth and the charae-
ter of iis membefshiD ! leavs the temple
with good an toward Il and with To sincere
hope that u may become Increasingly Jew
ish ~ time goes on.
A. 10 myself. ! would say that have IN
mind q PLAZA for Jewish work IN New York
city. The plan 10 not 81 yet formulated
shall make announcement % Il IN due
courus have received very many en-
couraginT lsttsFa from an tactions Of ths
Jews here and elsewhere and also many
easFs o. bells thguld ! ultsfists Ne Work
co1femplaio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
OUR NEW COURT HOUSES.
senate Passes NJ ~ Affecting These IN
New York and Kings G OuntIes.

New York and Kings COuntles
ALBANY. May 7t.--Ths Senate to-day
passed senator Cullen's bill providing
that the New York city Board Of Estimate
and Apportionment instead Of tho SUI
preme Court Justices may select tho site
for the nsw court house In Kings County.
and Assemblyman Wards bill giving thu
commission appointed 20 select a zits for
court house in New York county power
10 select even a site which has been here
t0fore rejected or 20 purchase the Cham
bers street site in sections instead d pay.
ing for all 81 II at one time.
These other bills we're passed by tho
Senate.
Asssmhlyman Grssn's white rats'-
lill limiting n per cent. the rAkaoff which
employment agencies can get on contracts
81 actors
Asaetnhlyman Walkers providing that
New York city shall buy ita coal suDplies
ia the spring instead Of In January. thus
affecting a saving % e5O,O0O q year.
senator Frawiey's, providing FOR thu
acquiring u real estate easements FOR the
construction ~ rapid transit railroads IN
New York city.
Assemblyman Dana'a, PERMITTING In.
construction u strsst bridges over the
Central railroad cut In the vicinity OF The
Grand Central Station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25
MAURETANIrS RECORD.
CunaFd Chairman Replies 10 an Article
IN the "Atlantie."

The following letter n the editor Of
thu Atlantic hoHthiy. written by A. A.
Booth. chairman Of the Cunard Steamship
Company. was received yesterday az the
lines oiiice in this city and transmitted
TO Boston.
DEAR sra: IN an article entitled The
Man on tho Bridge In your May Issue Mr..
Charles Terry Delaney makes a serious
accusation against the Cunard company
and against the oticers Of the steamship
Mauritania when be states that the latest
record Of that ship. - ~ knots, was faxed.
The correct figures are ,8Os knots, not
70 o.. a. given In the article. and the paa-
sage was made on the short or nOrtharIy
course In September. 1900. not on the long
or southeTly track. a. Mr. Delaney implies
The observations taken No the time and
the record 81 courses set afford conclusive
evidence that tho steamer actually covered
the distance given t2.7st miles, quite apart
from the word Of honorable members OF an
honorable profession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

ALBAST, May g -Assemblyman Brad
Lansing's lEspIbhcAn. Rensselaer, ban
prohibitng members u The LeEisla-
tina from accepting rstainers during
thSlr terms ~ 0ficB from any STATE De.
rETnse1t o. branch % the STATE Govern
nane pa1u5d th,8 Assembly to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

ALBANT May 7t.-T'he Assembly Rules
COMMITTEES to-day reported the anti-oral
hookmaking BIN Of senator AEnsw and
70 waa on the calendar Of the AasembI6
on the order o mai passage The meaaUrg
vas not reached When tho Assembly "a.
lournsd ana u vi cone ~ ta-moFFgg.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-04

eight o'clock p. m. June 18th, 1910,
for the erection and completion of a
two-story and basement High School
Building and four room and base
ment Graded School Building. each to
be erected in the City of vinita, Okla
homa, each according to plans and
specifications prepared for same by
Smith & Parr, architects.
Plans win be on file with 7. H.
Byrd. Secretary of said Board. on
and after June 4th, 1910. from whom
copies may be obtained.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check of One Thousand Dol
lars (s1.O0O.00), az a guarantee that
the successful contractor will enter
into contract and furnish acceptable
Surety Bond within ten days of award
ing the contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
The Board Of Education of the City
of vinita.
L. B. BELL.
Attest: President
THoS. H. BYRD.
2s15O Secretary.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-04

/ The Civic Club meets Monday after
noon at the Commercial Club rooms.
New officers win be elected.
Mrs. Franklin and daughter, Mrs.
Martin leave tomorrow for visit with
relatives in Kansas City. From there
Mrs. Franklin goes to Idaho to spend
the summer.
Miss Ella Rogers who has been the
guest of Mrs. w. P. Thompson, re-
turned to Muskogee today.
District Christian Endeavor day will
be great day in the churches of our
city.
Mrs. j. R. Scott will be hostess to
the P. E. O's Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. This will be the last
meeting for the summer. This or
ganization is just closing most de-
lightful season and its reopening will
be looked forward to with much pleas.
ure.
A full line of ladies' suits bought
from manufacturer at less than half
their value, will be put on sale Mon
day for 1895 a suit. Mendels.
ANY LADY can easily make from
$500 to $500 per week working for
me quietly in her own home locality.
This is a bonafide offer-one which
will pay you to investigate, even If
you can only spare two hours per day.
No investment required. Turn your
spare time into money. White me at
once for particulars. Address MARY
B. TAYLOR, Box 30, Woman's Build
ing, Joliet, Illinois.
Be sure to attend the sessions of
district Christian Endeavor day.
c. NJ. Upton and Herman Bear en-
gagged in fistic combat on South Wilson
street this afternoon.
H. D. McGary and son, Clyde, of
Princeton, Ind, are in the city, and
will probably locate here. Clyde Nc
Gary is lawyer.
The singers from the churches will
unite in forming a chorus for the
music in the services tomorrow after
noon and evening, under the leader
ship of Mr. G. N. Bebout.
The water committee of the city
council has let the contract for the
drilling of an artesian well to Chas.
Bruner, of Seneca, Mo- This we'll is
to be drilled at once.
Tomorrow is district Christian En-
deavor Day in Vinita Mr.. Withers Of
Kansas City, will speak at the Presby-
terian church at II a. M, and at the
Christian church at 5 p. m. An after
noon session will be held at the Con-
gregational church at 2:S0 in which
all Endeavorers will take part.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education. of the City Of
vfnita, Of the State Of Oklahoma, until
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-04
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Q LOCAL and PERSONAL Q
c o
o 0 0 o o 0 600 o 90 o o o

See Menders show window
Mendels will have dress sale Mon
day.
WANTED-An Office girl, DR.. C. W.
Day.
Ben Sanders was here today from
Miles,
Mrs. F. c. Akin went to Chelsea last
night.
Subscribers changing their address
should notify the Circulation Depart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
ANOTHER SOURCE OF
REVENUE UNEARTHEO
Municipal Laws Committee Recon-
mends the Passage OF Ordinance
For License on Meters.

Payrolls amounting TO s15.e24.s5 for
the last half OF May were passed by
the council in a special meeting last
night. but Councilman Hall objected
to the consideration Of other business
because the meeting had not been called
for any other purpose than the consid-
Grafton OF the pay roll
The municipal laws committee re-
commended the passage of an ord!-
nance providing that license OF 80
cents year be charged for every cleo
trio meter in the city limits.
The waterworks committee recon-
mended the passage of a resolution al
lowing George NJ. Cannon q Co. TO
lay water mains in Fifteenth East
street. between Emerson and Roose-
welt avenues.
The application OF the Denver Rio
Grande Co. for spur 10 the yards of
the Anderson Taylor Lumber Co, was
approved by the municipal laws COM
mittee. though the time of the fran
chise was reduced from 80 TO % years
The committee ON claims recommend
ed that a claim presented by !. NJ Hig-
lev for the damage OF his fish hatchery
to the extent of 500 on account of the
diverting of Pai-ley's creek. be allowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
MRS. PERSONS DEATH.
Mother-in-Law OF Frank Godbc sud
denly Called. Aged ~ Years.

Mrs. Kate Pierson. aged 70 years,
mother Of Mrs. Frank Godbe. wife OF
the deputy city treasurer died or
hemorrhage of the brain Thursday
afternoon at the residence OF her
daughter. $40 Fifth East street. Death
came very unexpectedly, as up to with
In few hours of her demise. the aged
lady had been enjoying her usual good
health.
The deceased was born in Cork.
Ireland, June 20. 1898. In the fifty's
she emigrated 10 California, where she
married James Pierson. A few years
later the family moved to Nevada.
living at Washoe, Reno, Elko and at
last at Phoebe, whore Mr.. Pierson
died i'm 1900. after which Mrs. Pier
son moved TO Salt Lake BY reason Of
her lovable and philanthropc charac-
ter, Mrs Pierson won a host or
friends wherever she lived, all OF
whom will mourn her loss even at her
ripe Old age. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
Continuous Dancing Salteir Satur-
day. Popular day. Band and orcestra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03

marvel OF beauty Is the new soda
fountain which was completed yes
terday at the Van Dyke drug store on
Main and Third South streets. IL Ia
declared to he the most artistic and
costly ever Installed i'm any drug store
west OF Chicago. 1t is of the very
latest model and embraces every
known feature for sanitation. refrig-
Grafton and convenience and Is made
of everything needed in bringing out
rich artistic finish. The whole ar
rangement Is Fl feet long, The top
OF the counter Is OF one piece of
brightly polished white Italian
marble. inserted in mahogany. The
outside of the counter shows a mar
BILE and mahogany combination blend
ed 10 bring out rich finish Inside
OF the counter are all OF the working
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
FREE TRIAL OF SAM0SE
Flesh Forming Food Given on Ap-
provai by u. &. VI. I. Drug Dept.

Would you like to be fat and plump
and strong and hearty Here IL a
chance so do Il without risking the
loss of q single penny.
H. G. M. l. Drug Dept. our well
known druggist have a new treat
ment called Samose. which they are
selling on approval. that is sold to be
a true flesh forming food. II is in
tablet form, retailing at soc a box.
If 80 does not increase the weight
FIJI out the thin, scrawny form and
restore health and strength. there will
be no charge whatever for Samose. Go
10 Il. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept today and get
a treatment OF Ssmose with their pro-
mise to refund the money " IL does
not do all that il claims.
Before commencing the use OF Sa-
nose have yourself correctly weighed
and note the gain from week 20 week.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF price.
so cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03

over Wyoming yesterday Is now central
over Oklahoma. whore II ~ much warm
err Rain has fallen at many stations
In the central valleys. The Indications
are for fair weather ia this vicinity
tonight and Saturday
COMPARATIVE DATA FOR SALT
LAKE CITY
The highest temperature yesterday
WAS - deg, the mean was S. deg or
deg. above the normal. Tho lowest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03

this morning was 4s dog, while
lowest In June last year was ~ d
This years excess OF temperature
437 deg. and the precipitation def
cncy Is 4.33 inches.
The sun rose at i;57 am. and 5
set at 1855 pm
The moon rose at 2:32 a I'M. will
AZ $3.50 p M, and rise again at 2
a m. on the 4th.
ALFRED II. THIESSE;N.
Section Directoi