The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-02

lrome Track.
THAT track is one Of the fastest and
finest In the country" declared Brown
after the trial, ''and the big Studebaker
Us a terror for fast, smooth work.
The picture above. taken just after
the speed spin, shows Max Florence in
the tonneau. hemmed in by some Of the
members Of the Allen Curtis company.
which opens at the Shubert this after
noon In The Merry FOUNDERS" and
Manager Reed OF Studeb Ser Bros. au-
tomobile department at the wheel. with
Maybellc Baker. prima donna Of the
COMPANY In the front seat beside him.
faith So years ago. and Immediately
NdlAt 10 llau. Tie settled IN MldVale.
A widow and several children survive
Mr. Anderson. Funeral arrangements
nave not as yet been completed.
Hold Annual Encnmpment-Au sur
viving members Of the Mormon bat
TALON are invited by the Daughters OF
the Battalion to be present at their
annual cncampment to be held July 16
~ the home Of Mrs. Marcia II. Hyde
1893 Third avenue
Approve Pay RoIIS-The board OF
county commissioners held a special
meeting yesterday afternoon to pass
on the monthly pay roll and approve
appointments OF extra workers In the
office Of the county clerk. The city
council will hold a special meeting for
approving pay rolls at IL o'clock Nlis
morning.
No Postal Detivery-Postmaste Ar
thur l.. Thomas announces that there
viii be no delivery in the residence
district Monday, July 4. There will be
one delivery in the business district,
and the general delivery. money order.
registry and carrier windows viii be
open from lO:45 to l;15 j. m.
Messenger Is Iniured-CarI Walker.
an Independent messenger. Collided
with another cyclist at First West and
South Temple streets shortly after
o'clock yesterday afternoon. and was
temporarily rendered unconscious. He
struck his forehead against the paw
ing. sustaining a severe bruise. He
was taken to his home in the Rex no
tel and attended by surgeon
Colonel French Coming-A special
visitor az the Salvation Army head
quarters i'm this city Will be Colonel
George French. who viii be here on
July 3. Colonel French is the terri
torial secretary of the Army, with
HEADQUARTERS at chicago, and known as
one Of the Army ATTEST speak ets.
lie VIII speak at the Army hall, l39
East Second South, on the evening Of
July
stole Carpenters TooIs-The police
were informed yesterday Of the rob
berry Of a quantity Of tools from J.. X
Belkre, carpenter, PAP Fourth East
night The owner found his tool chest
broken open yesterday morning. He
estimates the tools to be valued at $50
FEit nv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dashing
down State street on bicycle yester-
day noon James Steinbacher. an lndc-
pendent messenger, was struck pN an
automobile owned and driven by W. H.
March. contractor. The collision
took place at Fourth South and state
streets. The messenger boy was taken
20 the emergency hospital where his
wounds. consisting OF Commissions about
the knees and elbows, were dressed
NEGRO Is ReIeaSed-George Carter.
coiored. was discharged In police court
Yesterday morning. when it was proven
that he had no connection with the
shooting affray in the American house
two v-spixs ago. in which Frank woods,
q negro. fired three shots at Patrol
man j. 4 Egbert Carter was also
suspected Of smashing a plate glass
window in "a door of the Lion saloon,
but evidence proved too weak TO prose
cute.
New Companies Aduittcd-TwO :n-
suranCC companies We're admitted to
operate in Utah by Acting Insurance
Commissioner willard Done yesterday.
Era Misemer was process attorney for
the Missouri state Lie insurance
G. mplnv Of = Louis. and Y. y. Mar
tin represented the Idah) state Life
Ireiif. nee company. Ar. Martin and
Arlington Moore have been appointed
Utah agents f.r the IDAHO company.
The other company has not named
their representative
NrrcSted on ur.-Frank Hoys, sus
pectCd OF being a UiclSpOcket, was ar
rested ON a Wandamure car last n;2ht
by Detective Earl Ripley. ga COM
pany With two others. who got away.
ne is believed 20 have worked street
car vestibules an yesterday afternoon
when caught Hoyt had just thrust a
wallet containing $50 under his coat
Efforts to learn last night who ne
robbed Of the pocketbo failed The
police are anxious to locate the victim
uft with Beer Bottic.-Clarence
Belts was arrested last night by De
tectfve T.. NJ Schulze and Patrolman c.
A. Carlborg. charged with assaultinC
q. %. Finley Of the st. Cecile hotel with
n beer bottle. The dispute started in
front Of 220 South state street With
little provocatiou Belts. using n beer
bottle struck Finley two blows over
the head cutting deep gashes. Finley
was taken T. his hotel.
Two New Mcmbers.-At n largely
attended meeting. of p. Edward Conner