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the plantation of e. c. Bond, five miles
north of here, and has lately had some
words with Mr.. Bonds SON Oscar, and
today maze the remark that he would
get even, referring to Oscar.
These remarks. were overheard by an
other negro tenant who Immediately
told Mr.. Bond of the remarks and then
told him that the negro was carrying
a, pistol for him. The young man went
Immediately to his home and, securing
his gun, with his father returned to the
store, about a hundred yards away,
where the negro was handing around.
But the negro, seeing them coming, ran
and he was fired upon number or
time. SO far as is known he was un-
hurt. -
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Florence, June -(Special)-News was
received here this morning from Roanoke,
va, that A. A. Berger is growing weak
err. and little hope is held out for his
recovery. Mr.. Berger was en- route to
Johns Hopkins institute for treatment
when his condition grew worse and he
stopped at Roanoke. lie was accompanied
by his wife and son and DR.. ]. s. Nor
man and yesterday they were Joined by
his brother-in-law, F. w. Irvine, OF Flor
ence.
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VIII Build New Jail

Florence, June 2s.-(Specia1.)-De
srite many protests from adjacent
property owE.rs the court of county
commissioners At special session held
Yesterday afternoon decided to build
the new jail on the courthouse square
at the rear of the courthouse instead
of on the old site which Is block
from the courthouse. The site chosen
Is Just across the street from the build
ing recently purcha sed by the Knights
of Pythias for their lodge and reso-
luton was passed by them strongly
protesting against the Jail being put
there. The Jail will cost $2O,00O.
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no respect for the type OF nome ne lives
in. or the harmful influence his low type
of living exerts on the home value of his
neiehbors property Here is the most Sc
rious problem before the thoughtful citi-
Gems of Birmingham today. If you are go
ing to permit low element of citizenship
to creep into this beautiful city and hud-
die together into houses by numbers, re-
gardlees even of moral and sanitary de-
cency for the sake of saving money to
send or take back to some foreign land,
YOU are going to permit the standard Of
living conditions of labor, of industry and
of citizenship of this great growing city
to be such that the town will be avoided.
If YOU are going to permit standard OF
living that will break a respectable wage
scale that will breed disease, crime and
low morality, you are going to pay the
bill in the amount of your own wage, In
the cost of the police protection, hospitals
ETC.. institutions necessary to care for
such conditions, in the home value OF
your property and In the lessened respect
of Yourself and your family under the en-
yironment of such influences; and while
Won as citizens of Birmingham are paying
these bills of liberation much OF the
money saved By those who are creating
the conditions will be sent back to the
foreign lands whence much of that ele-
ment of citizenship comes.
Education and example are the most ef-
fectfve influences being exerted In this
country today There is remedial effort
In building laws, in laws regulating the
number of people who shall occupy
given number of rooms, in laws pertain
ing to the sanitary appliances, the size
of rooms, the amount Of air per person,
the light and ventilation, In laws per-
tanning to the amount Of lot space to be
occupied by buildings. There are laws
for the creation Of parks and Fairgrounds
and all this sort OF regulation Is being
strengthened In the different cities ac
cording to the demands Of the people, ac-
cording to the standard of citizenship of
particular community. Understand. 1t
is up to the wage-earner to protect his
own rights. to demand that which he
wants. and here In this great Young city
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SHOOTS AT NEGRO
Plantation Owners Son Has Trouble
With Tenant

came very near being a funeral in the
negro graveyard this afternoon when
Charlie Higgins, by miracle, was
missed by a number of shots which, 1t
is claimed, he outran. st
The negro mentioned is tenant on
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-29

Tuscumbia, June 2s.-(SpeciaL) --Traffic
over the electric car line was stopped all
most an hour last night by a horse fall
ing into a trestle near this city. BY
hard work of the motorman and con-
ductor and several passengers the animal
was finally raised. unhurt. and traffic
was resumed,
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whitney Is Released

Atlanta. June 2s.-M- Whltney' tne
first baseman secured from memphis py
Atlanta and recently released LETT to-
night to join the Reading team IN the
Tri-State league
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MISS VIVIAN BALDWIN

out the country, and this season s work
Will be on n par with past efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Hough will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Seyboldt
during the week and the eminent au
thor will probably be entertained by
the newspaper men during his stay. He
arrives from Colorado Springs Monday
having lately come from Chicago.
Something new and novel is the dane,
ing class being organized for ladies and
children by Miss Claribel Burton of
Chicago, who is opening about October
/. Miss Dorothy Rooklidge will assist
her, and Miss Loreen Lcary will pre-
side at the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Sullivan announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Anna
Louise, TO Dr. C.. b. Titcomb. the wed
ding TO be one of the events of late
September Both have a wide circle
of friends who extend good wishes.
A toast on "the art Of living' was
given by clever young man at a re-
cent dinner which is well worth repeat
ing. not KNOWING however, who is the
author. Here it is:
To touch the cup with eager lips and
To WOO and tempt and court bliss and
not attain it;
To fondle and caress a Joy, yet hold
it lightly,
1cst IL becomes a necessity and cling
too tightly.
To smother care with joy-and grief
with laughter;
To hold the present close, not question
ing the hereafter;
IT, FL l..
regretting;
To hail its advent in the east. the night
forgetting;
To have enough to spare to know the
Joy of giving;
To thrill response to every sweet OF
life. that Is living.
A charming party for the little folks
was one given last evening by Mrs
| A. ii. Warren for her daughter Anna
! Progressive games were played, after
which an elegant supper was served
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PERSONAL.

Miss Shearman has gone east.
Miss Winnie Rhoades has returned TO
San Francisco.
Mrs. Raymond Massoon, formerly
Miss Leta Mcmillan, has returned to
California
Miss Elizabeth Niles has returned
| from Hobble creek, where she was the
guest of Mrs and Miss Sommers of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Young are now
pleasantly located on DorfiI drive, Seat
tie
Willard Stephens, youngest son of +.
B. Stephens, has gone to Knox col
lege,
w II. Bancroft and T. NJ Schumach.
er are enjoying a visit with S. w, Ec-
cles at Island park.
Mr., and Mrs. H. w. Reed were re-
cent visitors at Obcrammergau.
Wesley Austin is back from an Alas
| kan cruise on one of the steamers Of
the Alaska Steamship company, aud
reports a most interesting trip to that
region, He says it is fine summer
| trip,
Miss Gladys Hutchinson will leave
soon for an eastern school.
Mr.. and Mrs Dana Smith are now
at home at their apartments in the
| Kcnsington.
Mrs. Jesse Knight Of Provo is Wis.
itor In the city,
Miss Dorothy Doty has returned to
her home in Wyoming, n. j.
X II. Fields of New York is the
guest of e, w. Taylor.
Miss Mary B, Fox will be at home
for the winter at the Fifth East Hotel
DR.. and Mrs. A. Lipkis will welcome
| their friends at their new home, 1876
South Seventh East, in the Lund apart
ment 5.
Josiah Copley of Inlay, New, was in
Salt Lake to attend the wedding of
his sister. Miss Mary Copley to James
Hoglc.
Mrs. ], F. Dunn and daughter, Miss
Margaret Dunn, arrived home Wedues
day after a pleasant visit in Long
Beach.
Mrs. r F. Neslen returned home
from Los Angeles,
H Mrs Richard Savage returned Satur-
day.
Miss Helen Hawks will leave soon
for the cast, where she will attend
school at Ferry Hall.
Mrs. Ann Noel of Kansas City is
the guest of her niece, Mrs, A. G. Ew.
ing.
Mrs Earls. mother of Mrs. Jackson
McChrystal, left last week for her home
in North Yakima, Wash, after pleas
ant visit in this city.
Miss Jane Darling will accompany
her mother and father. Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Darling, TO southern California
for the winter. The departure from
Salt Lake will take place about No
vember !.
Reed WINNER has returned from
northern Wyoming, He will spend the
winter in Salt Lake as he intends to
pursue u special course at the Univer.
sity of Utah in agriculture.
Gordan Kirby has returned from
Brighton He will attend the univer-
sity this winter to prepare for an en-.
trance into Yale next fall
Frank Cameron will return Septem.
Der 10
j. G.. Bruce, of Denver, Colo, is Wis
itiDg in Salt Lake. He may be retained
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11
A N0tre Dame Lady's ADDeaI.

To all knowing sufferers OF rheumatism.
whether muscular OF the Joints. sci
atica, lumbagos. backache. pains In the
kidneys or neuralgia pains. write to her
edly cured all Of these torturcs She
feels II her duty TO send It L all suffer-
ers FREE. You cure yourself at home
as thousands will testify-no change of
climate being necessary. This simple dis
covery banishes uric acid from the blood.
loosens the stiffened Joints. purifies the
blood. and brightens the eyes. giving
elasticity and tone to the whole system
If the above interests you, for proof ad
dress Mrs. NJ Summers. box r. Notre
Dame, Ind.
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be guest at the Cassidy apartments
In the Plaza.
Fred Boyd also leaves for Culver
shortly,
Mrs William Shirley Of Reno, New,
is in the city. and is the guest of her
daughters, Mrs. Bert Seaboldt and Mrs.
w r. Grant.
Lieutenant Charles Hines left Friday
for Fortress Monroe, after a three
months visit with his parents in this
city,
Mr., and Mrs. s. B, Tuttle and daugh-
ters, the Misses Mildred and Marion
TuttIe, have returned home, after a
two months outing on the Pacific
coast While gone they visited Vic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

in session, and the attractive literary,
art and musical programmes outlined
for the season of l910-l1 are such that
the ycar will undoubtedly be one of the
most interesting ever held by each or
panization. AS observed a few weeks
ago, the women's clubs of Utah and
the federation stand very high in the
work of similar organizations through
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

Assisting were Miss Margaret An"
drews, Miss Fannie Foster and Miss
Eleanor Warren. The young guests were
Donald Mayne, Marie Howard Doug
las Romney, Frances Williams. David
Keith, Jr., Grace Meade, Joe Porter,
Miriam Love, Frances Porter, Dorothy
Jacobs, Alfred Peabody Elma Darling,
Fergus Ferguson, Cordelia Straup, Lin
coin Romncy and Anna Warren.
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Miss Marguerite Cordcl has ret,,
from California, where she spent /
ber of weeks with her mother. MI
c. CordeIl. The many friends AZ i
Cordell will be pleased to lean /
she is steadily improving in Ls
and that she will soon return to'
home in Zion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milo ellison left Fl
for Ohio. where they will make
home. Mrs. ellison was formerly
Alice Smith, daughter of Mr.. aud
J. w. Smith Of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs n. f. Durkin are homt
after an extended trip through the east
and are now at 275 West Sixth Soutl
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Bird and
children spent Sunday at Phana
Glen.
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Miss Emily Foster. who ha, h...
guest OF Miss Frances R. ShicSa
the past six weeks, will soon less
her home at Idaho Falls,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

Miss Hildrcd Wilson came dow,
Park Friday evening for lengthy
with her sister, Mrs. Lenzl,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simon and daugh.
ter, Irene, sailed Thursday from New
York.
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Miss Hnnah Lecompte and b,.,.
Edward, of Park City, are yigitinv
relatives and their numerous f,;s
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Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Potter are now
at home in their new home at 9lS
Windsor street
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George Knox has returned from a
/ trip through the east.
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Mrs. Corey Albritton, general b.
izer for the American Woman 3 ls
in the city, has moved her reni1
and is now at homo to her iriaa'
ia l. street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Field have
returned from the east. where they
have been for the past two months, and
are temporarily located at the Fifth
East hotel
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Miss Martha Joe Aldous -,
home last week to attend The s'
school. '
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Miss Bessie Mcclellan Of ps,,
is visiting with her many friend,
relatives.
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DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson q, |,
City spent several days in Ziop
past week They will mako an.
visit before going east.
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Miss Blanche johnson and
brother, Ray Johnson, after ID
Continued on Following PassI
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Miss Alma York has left for b
to continue her studies at tbs
England Conservatory Of Music,
spending the summer vacation will
parents IN this city.
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Mrs. NJ. a. Jenkins, with her n
grandson, Parson Jenkins NseSI
leaves today for Los Angeles, to n
the winter. Il
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tora, Seattle, Portland, Tacoma ant sat
Francisco and Santa Cruz, ana sRem. IR,.a,,
one month in Santa Baroara. ~ Eo e.
arc now at home at 42s Ihlreeen'n A'''
street
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G. M, Stout will return September
ID from northern Nevada to attend the
University of Utah.
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Miss Lola Farrell will )ea,.
Lake the latter part of tho s ss.,
the east, her destination be;r" ~ (
Dame, Ind, where she will atts,s s
Mary's college. e'e
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Miss Frances Sherman of Pa.
is stopping for short time MI, M
and Mrs. K. e. Wight. ""a
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D. A Callahan has recovered from Il
slight illness which overlook him on
his trip home from the cast.
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Miss Birdie Beatty of Park a..
the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. " ~
FOR q few days. w. Y
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Mrs G.. c. Crismon has for her guest
for few days, Miss lnez Adams Of
New York.
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his return to California he will stop
in San Francisco with friends for a
few days, and upon his return to Los
Angels will accept a position with a
large photograph firm at that place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. McKcllar, Jr., are
home from a trip through California,
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II. f, Kirkham, who has been con-
nected with the Oregon Short Line for
several years, has rendered his resig"
nation on account of i'll health, and on
Saturday. accompanied by Mrs. Kirk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

Mrs Harry Aldous has returned home
after a pleasant visit Of several week;
in San Francisco.
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u U. Hiskey has for his guest his
mother from Monroe, Iowa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

she is tho president. Mrs. Lacy is the
only nurse in Utah who took part IN the
Civil war.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harley Emlaw have re
turned to Salt Lake to spend the win.
ter after summering in Bingham Can
yon.
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Miss Myrtle Jenson has returned
from n trip through Yellowstone park
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ham, left for California. IL,
visit several California cities % ~
probably settle down in sout boss sus
fornia. Mr.. Klrkham is a h.aas
Mrs. Mamie tngate, chief ons,sa e
the Rocky Mountain Bell Tss Ts,pAs
company in Salt Lake. 'spl
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here permanently as coach for the Salt
Lake high school.
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W. ]. Grow left SATURDAY TOT o,s ni5
home III Los Angeles, after SIX woeSH ~,
visit IN this city with relaIlNes. -
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Morris Andrews, the violinist, leaves
soon for Culver military academy.
EthelbeTt Coffin arrived in the city
Friday night and for n few days will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

J, Harris was a visitor in tho city
for a few days last week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

Mr. and Mrs Nicholas A. Robertson
and son have returned from an cy
tended eastern trip.
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Mrs. Annie Bates has moved into
her new home at 243 West Seventh
South street.
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A. C. Jennings and A. C. Petty were
visitors In the city over Monday.
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Mrs Mahoney and Miss Alice Ma
honey of Los Angeles, are registered
at tho Semloh, after 4 trip through
Yellowstone park.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Lawrence
have gone to Berkeley, Cal, to make
their home,
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William Ashton is improving aftt
his recent serious illness.
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here permanently as coach for the Salt
Lake high school.
D. A Callahan has recovered from Il
slight illness which overlook HIM on
his trip home from the cast.
G. M Stout will return September
15 from northern Nevada to attend the
University of Utah
George Knox has returned from a
trip through the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcclellan, Jr., are
home from a trip through California
Mrs c. c. Crismon has for her guest
for few days, Miss Inez Adams of
New York
Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Potter are now
at home in their new home at 9lS
Windsor street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Simon and daugh
ter, Irene, sailed Thursday from New
York.
Miss Myrtle Jenson has returned
from trip through Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs n. +. Durkin are home
after an extended trip through the east,
and are now at 275 West Sixth South
street.
u U, Hiskey has for his guest his
mother from Monroe Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Emlaw have re-
turned to Salt Lake to spend the win
ter after summering in Bingham Can
yon.
!, Harris was visitor in tho city
for a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas A. Robertson
and son have returned from an cy-
tended eastern trip.
Mrs. Annie Bates has moved into
her new home at 243 West Seventh
South street.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert w Lawrence
have gone to Berkeley, Cal, to make
their home,
A. C. Jennings and A. c.. Petty were
visitors in the city over Monday.
Mrs. Mahoney and Miss Alice Ma
honey of Los Angeles, are registered
at tho Semloh, after n trip through
Yellowstone park.
William Ashton is improving after
his recent serious illness.
Mrs. Charles A, Gillette has returned
home.
Mrs. A. Davidson and little daugh
ter Of Portland, Ore, have left for
their home. They have been the guests
of Mrs, Davidson S parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Levy.
Thomas Z. Coughlin, former mayor
of Hancock, Mich, is in Salt Lake for
a few days.
Miss Gwen Knowlton left Thursday
for San Francisco, where she will visit
with relatives.
Mrs. W. B. Short left Thursday for
Los Angeles, where she will make her
home. She was accompanied by her
daughters, the Misses Nan and Mar.
jorie.
Mrs. Matte Lacy and daughter, Miss
Rudy, will leave today for New York,
where she will attend the convention
of army nurses, of which organization
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out the country, and this season s work
Will be on a par with past efforts.
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Mrs, A. Davidson and little daugh
ter of Portland, Ore, have left fol
their home. They have been the guests
of Mrs. Davidson S parents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Morris Levy.
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= In order to prevent irnposltions :
y and embarrussments, The Tribune :
+ requests that persons leaving social .
\. notes, and especially marriage no .
4 tees or engagements, for puohca-
1. ton. leave with them names :
4. through which the source or the :
!. same mny be traced II the matter :
y is called In question.
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Mrs. Charles A. Gillette has returne
home
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Miss Gwen Knowlton left Thursday
for San Francisco, where she will visit
with relatives.
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Mrs, Matte Lacy and daughter, Miss
Rudy, will leave today for New York,
where she will attend the convention
of army nurses, of which organization
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Thomas f. Coughlin, former mayor
of Hancock, Mich, is in Salt Lake for
few days