The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-14

-. tNoo"tnE Housc-The Japan
csc rooming house at IS North First
West street was held up by four
masked hiBhwaymen at 2:45 O'clock
yesterday morning. They obtained $40
anese victims were unable to furnish /
descriptions
Battery Case Settle case Of Mrs
Edwin Trcvillyon. charged with battery
epOn Grace Noorda. was set for We'd /
nesday, August 3. in police court yes
eroay morning by Judge Bowman
Jailed for Theft-Harry Mcmillan was
sentenced to six months In the county
jail yesterday by Judge J. NJ Bowman I
Dominic George. A b. Knoappe. sus-
pected OF being an accomplish Of McMn- /
ian IN the theft. was discharged.
Disturbed the Peaee-H. w. Black. |
~ Harmony place, was arrested at 40 |
clock yesterday afternoon charged /
with disturbing the peace. The COM
p lellt was signed by 9. NJ Wither- /
spoon. neighbor. Black IS alleged to /
nave driven his wife out OF his home /
at ten o'clock yesterday morning. after
ne hao partaken OF too much liquor.
Fell Into IceboI-Falling through an 1
opening IN an iccboN at J. NJ Mar
riotrs meat market. p West First I
err Tor that concern. sustained a frac- /
ture OF his left collarbone. He was 1
taken to St Marks hospital.
Teachers ExamInation--A. c. Nelson
state superintendent OF public instruc-
ton. Is preparing for the state teach /
TO July Is. inclusive II IS expected /
that nearly 500 candidates for certifi- |
Gates Will take these examinations.
Arrives for acknowledgements Ed
ward Gibson OF the San Francisco po-
ice depar trnent arrived In Salt Lake last
night with requisitiOn papers for J. a. /
Boyle. who Is charged with the embez- /
element Of $3.50 from Emile Mullen OF
the Golden Gate city. Boyle was arrest
ed In salt Lake by Detectives Earl Rip
icy and Harry Curran after he had pre-
scented bogus check on the Taxica b
company for $50. They viii go west to-
day.
New Police surEeon-Dr. John NJ
Spaulding. formerly Of the Tooele Cen
eral hospital, reported at police head
quarters last night to act as police sur
Eean under the direction Of Dr. s. @.
Paul stated last night that DIT. SpauId-
ing VIII be at the service OF the police
temporarily or until such time as the
police may obtain an appropriation for
police surgeon.
New Murray StntioB-Plans for the
new oregon short Line station at Muir
ray have been approved and fust as
soon as the appropriation rs made the
construction work Will be commenced
The new station will cost about IS
600. a new freight warehouse is also
to be erected.
New Passenger Trnin-On account Of
the heavy passenger traffic since the
reopening Of the road early last month,
the San Pedro. Los Angeles &. salt Lake
railroad viii probably put on another
train between here and Los Angeles
ABOUT september l. IL had been planned
20 put on the additional train during
the month OF August. but owing 10 the
heavy passenger traffic during the
months OF September and October n
was deemed advisable 10 wait until Sep
TENDER 1.
Funeral OF John III. whIte-The fu-
neral OF John II. White. who died early
Tuesday morning, will be held at the
and burial will be in City cerneterv
The members Of the third Quorum Of
seventy are requested to attend the
services
NnuvoO Legion MeetinE-The month
| " meeting OF the NapvOo Legion assoc
citation viii be held Friday evening at
| Z O'Clock on the fourth floor OF the bfsh-
( ops building. A large attendance Is
/ desired. The association will adjourn
Friday until September Is.
Leave for MI-sions-Heber ]. Rounev.
/ jr-, left for Germany yesterday. and
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Crawford left FOR
/ Great Britain. They will serve IN mis-
sions for the Mormon church.
Give Big Lawn Party-The amuse-
ment committee of Emerson ward gave
n lawn party last night at the resi-
/ dence or r. r. South. corner OF Emerson
avenue and Eleventh East street The
/ grounds were prettiIy Illuminated. and
there was large attendance.
Murray Day nj LngOOn-Murray fire
/ men and Eagles attended the annual
| excursion Of these organizations at La
i COON yesterday. During the day sports
/ OF all kinds were held. The match base
| ball game between the Eagles and the
/ firemen resulted In a victory for the
firemen by score OF to /.
Tries Suicides FnfIs-DiscouraRed
| over financial reverses and domestic
affairs. Mrs. S. p. Pitts. age 40 years. a
/ widow residing In the rear OF 564 East
/ Fourth South street. attempted suicide
at 10 o'clock last night by swallowing
/ five bichlOride of mercury tablets. Drs.
/ A. n. Minear and &. +. Wilcox were
/ out of danger within half an hour.
when she promised that she would
never again attempt suicide Mrs Pitts
l left a note with a To Whom 10 May
Concern" address in which she simply
Fred Dubois 10 speak--It was an
nounced at the meeting Of the American
club in the rooms OF the city court
/ last night that Fred T. Dubois OF Idaho
will be one OF the speakers at the
American day celebration which takes
place at Lagoon. July 20 Mayor John
/ 5. Bransford and County Chairman d
c. Dunbar will also take part in the
program with orations. The meeting