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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
City and Neighborhsod

MRS; BRINKERHOFF Will sing "The
Lord Is My Shepherd" at the First
Methodist church.
in THE FEDERAL COURT Tuesday
VIII be rule day. The change OF the day
and date is on account of the fact that
Monday Is Labor day.
FRANK F.. ALLEN cf the Allen Iron &.
Brass Works has returned home 10 re-
sumo his business. after an extended trip
through the state OF California
o., ~ MURDOCH Is suing q. A. Iands
IN ~ INC district court to recover $500 as
the unpaid balance on pronissorv note
dated September 80. 1907. payable In
three months.
90 PEITIrIoT ~ for tho probate OF the will
OF Thomas Coulthurst. who died recently
az tish Springs, Juab county. lclvin;-
property valued ut Sable was mad
saturday To the district court by Alice
L. smith, sister.
ROBERT n. HOLTS appeal from Tho
Judgment in the city civil court acalna.
MIN. In his suit against Hyruro DClsrJr.
70 recover $312.l5 as damages for alleged
m9ldy and inferior hay sold him by De
Fries February last reached the Gis,r,C,
court Saturday.
DOG POISONING Is stin going on. re-
gardless OF the efforts Of the police 10
discover the poisoners. y valuable bull-
ing, Hs ,on U"neI e, 10y Dy SSorge Dupont. SCS WASH
or poison: and another valuable bull ms
was poisoned at 99l South Second Wee
street ''>
T., HtIDA ,s c; AHLQUIsT. in suit n!ea
III Inc. district court Saturday mornjnes
says that George O. Ahlquist has ,rcatei
her cruelty since March 30 OF this year.
ana she demands a divorce. tho custody
OF the three minor children. ranging y,
ages from to II years. and SIS n r1ontb
Rcrmanent olimony. They wero mn rried
IN Sweden. May 3. 1882
WORD HAS BEEN RECEIVED from
Dee Dec Or: that John Q: Crltchiow. gen. @
eral manager of the Colonial Realty 4
rust company. has not shown any I'm
proVement following his recent nervo,l,;
nI ,I,n nIIe,aNnown' HIS physicians advise COM
ple,e rest OF n month or TWO. sister
and a brother are with him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
1.-THE stars incline, bat 90 nef 2
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosetto.
Sunday, Septemb@ y ~
Now Mars for good or I
Doth rule as men mAs |
BY CoseHo.

Mars holds a position grM.p' gss
and strength. but also disposd,Ss d,cs
rel and recklessness, accoauIs @ =
form that mems disposltlon
this day. II is vital. thereio'c,, =,
persons keep a firm guaIu M
temperS and desires. cuitiseS,
ness. amiability, patience a"S
ity, ,.ss
Care must he used In apprgssi..j
Weapons should not be nl-'U'
period. u,o,1
Deeds OF bcavado or valn.e,VsI n
der evil omens. For oruina.! IN
pleasures, Mars should nlahSS siu
orgy and give keen Zest anu saal
ing this day singulariy we"
outdoor recreation, thst
Uranus occupies a place
ways held by as.rology 10 chs1
resolutions. improvements. sa
habit and reflection. lnslgnts
ness are generally voucDs,njy
conjunction TO those VINO '''s
sidcr difficult problems. IA
The Sun favors those Wno ,IrI
eToSity and hospitality. Ihe
b" good lor errands OF mua.Iu ms ui
old friends. especially tGqss dsc
been unfortunate. and kino's
orally. ..
Favors granted under thess YEA
tons arc likely TO beneht, ,,,,rs @
ways at some iu,nl unMr,ll
Writings are under good aN "a
The time favors all tninss
church. religion. cducauo"'
study, science and art. a,ta
Persons with this birth e 81
der the fiery power OF slsn slswaro
success but thoy must lsH
the twelvcmonth aeains, ,,ons|
stress on position ana rmnd<
Children born today arc ,Ss
that are read as favorlns .nsss %
ment of peace and sentIItts T., tts
viii gain by perseverance !"
'bstaclea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
TWO NEW HURT IN
ELEVATOR ACCIDENT
Hyrum Baird and j. w. Irvine
Take Drop at New Windsor
Hotel.

After falling about fifty feet In tho
cage Of the freight elevator shaft in Tn,
New Windsor hotel, 225 South Mai:
street, to the basement. Hyrum Baird
the manager OF the hotel and j. w. Ir-
vine, negro porter, were picked up in
an unconscious condition and removed &c
the German American hospital. Satur-
day afternoon. Baird received n broken
left leg, a broken left arm and a severe
ly sprained back. Eoure of Irvlne's ribs
were broken and he is said TO have been
Injured internally. DR.. j. H. Robinson
made an examination and ordered the
men removed 10 the hospital
Both men were in the elevator at the
top of the shaft when the cable parted.
which resulted in the elevator and the
cape from instant death is regarded as
remarkable
Baird and Irvine went to the top of
the freight elevator shaft Saturday fore
noons to repair the machinery. Baird
was standing on q lndder. which in turn
was resting on the floor OF the car, and
Irvine was holding the ladder In place
While both men were thus employed the
cable. parted. and the elevator car fell
with the two men into the basement of
the building. Baird was rendered un-
conscious.
The cries of Irvine brought other en-
poyeeS hurrying to the basement, and
Baird's younger brother heard Irvine say
that Manager Baird was injured. Irvine
then fell unconscious to the floor Baird
was reported at the hospital as suffering
severe pains in his head.
\ few moments before the accident oc-
Cured Baird's younger brother had car
ried candles TO the two men, and, ac-
cordinS to his statement: there seemed
TO be no danger In what they were do
Ing, few moments later, however, the
ra BILE Darted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
AEROPLANE WANTED
FOR BIC STATE FAIR
Real Flying Machine to Be One
of Many Attractions Next
Month.

II any person knows of a reliable aero.
pianist, who owns a ship that he car
operate, this person can learn of some
thing to his advantage by communicat-
ing with Secretary Horace Ensign of the
state fair board. Several days ago the
executive committee decided on an air.
snip. and Mr., Ensign was instructed 70
then he has got into wire communica-
tion with several airship men through
out the country and is now negotiating
with them, Mr. Ensign has not yet
signed up with anybody, so the field is
Sti.l open to ambitious aeronauts who are
able to make a satisfactory demonstra-
ton, in order that there will be no
chance OF a disappointment to the fair
crowds Mr.. Ensign said yesterday that
he believed he had a satisfactory man
and machine in view, so that little doubt
remains that this interesting feature Will
be seen at the fair
Uncle Hiram from Missouri and his pig
are 20 be back again, II liberal offer
wired Saturday produces the expected re-
suit Uncle Hiram's pig was the most
amusing feature at last years fair and
attracted universal attention.
Applications are coming In daily for
reservations In the merchants demon
stratirg building, which is devoted to the
exhibits of manufactured goods, sold In
Utah. but not made here, In the past,
all manufactured goods were put in the
building, but the demand
Tor space has been so great that IT be-
came necessary either to refuse to ac-
cept exhibits OF foreign made goods or
TO provide a separate building for them
1t was decided to do the latter. Hence
the merchants demonstrating building
which Is already half gone. with the fair
dates still month away Christensen s.
fSnson, the Talking Machine company.
the Dayncs-B Bcebc company. and several
other large concerns have either engaged
space or are negotiating for II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
RAYMOND T. HANKS
CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
Passes Away at Holy Cross Hos
pital After Short Illness of
Typhoid.

Raymond z Hanks, son Of the late
Ephraim X, Hanks. a pioneer OF Utah
died at the Holy Cross hospital on Sat
urday Of typhoid fever
Mr. Hanks was "a years old. having
been born in Park City, August "a. 1876
When a small boy he moved to Wayne
county. and there he has always called
his home. although he was absent from,
there several years. once on a mission
and again doing te nple work in the Manu
temple.
He came here five weeks ago or visit
to his sister Mrs, a. c. Giles. OF 67 3
street After a short visit there he was
stricken with typhoid fever and one week
ago was taken to The Holy Cross hos
pit9. where the end came yesterday
Mr. Hanks was q member of the dom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
MRS. DIEHL WILL WAIT
FOE DETAILS OF ROBBERY
Special to The Tribune.

DENVER. Colo, Sept 3.-Mrs. J. D.
Diehi wife OF the Denver iewclry sales
min who says he was robbed OF $4,000
worth OF diamonds in SILT Lake. said to-
day:
This is the first time that the uues-
'ion OF another woman has come into
our lives in the nine years we have been
married. but | shall not believe one way
or another till we have more Information.
My husband said nothing in his tcle-
gram about coming home. He left Den
ger August -. He has been employed
by the Denver house three years. Pre-
Nious TO that time we lived at Rico
Colo, where he owned jewelry store
Mrs. Diehl says she received tele-
gram last night confirming the news OF
the robbery. but giving no particulars
She says that Diehl tried in the short
message TO set her mind at rest CONCERN
ing the story published yesterday that
her husband was drugged. while under
the influence Of liquor, by woman with
vnoJl lie had gone 10 the MetropoIe hote,
at 2:30 o'clock Friday morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
RESORTS TO CLOSE
FOR SEASON MONDAY
Coming of Labor Day Marks
Time for Shutting Up Shop"
for Winter.

Tho resort season OF Salt Lake VIII Of
fcially close Monday night. The summer
season is brought to close each year on
Labor day. and. despite tho fact that
warm weather still prevails this year
the rule will be continued 1t Is said
that after Labor day the patronage would
not justify the managers in Keeping open
longef
AT Lagoon the concessions will all be
closed at midnight Monday and willie not
De opened again until next Decora ton
day,
AT Wandamere there will be a shut
down In all the concessions, but the gates
VIII be open and visitors allowed In the
grounds daily. There will be dances in
week for some time
The resorts report a big business for
The year. The favorite resort was Wan
oamere, at which record attendance was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
FUNERAL OF ID. S. MURRAY
WILL BE HELD TODAY

The funeral OF the late David s. Muir
ray. former manager OF the Bell Telc-
phone company. Will be held az 3 o'clock
this (Sunday) afternoon from the I5lks
club. the services being conducted under
the auspices of the 3. p. o. F. The
interment VIII take place In the family
lot at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
In addition TO the EIks' ritual the Rev.
r. a. Simpkin, pastor OF the Phillips Con
gregational church. Will deliver an ad-
and employees OF the Bell Telephone com
pany who worked under Mr.. Murray while
ne was general manager. They follow:
II. Sommers, p. H. Hopkins. John Flow
Fennemore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
Great Parade Will Be Feature
Of General Observance OH
Monday.
FIXED AS LEGAL HOLIDAY
BY STATUTES OF STATE
Exercises and Programme OF
Sports Will Be Carried Out
at Wandamere.

Business In the city will practically
be suspended on Monday, and tho cit
izens will join with tho labor organiza
tions in observing Labor day. Nearly
all Of the business houses will be closed
as we'll as the public Offices In the city
The postoflice will observe regular holi
day hours. No delivery Of mail will
be made at all, but all windows will be
opon at the office from l0;45 a. m, to
lis p. III. In the business district OF
the city ono collection of mail Will be
made in the afternoon.
Tho labor organizations will hold full
sway and will open the celebration with
parade at 10 clock, which will be
participated in by 5000 union men. A
number Of interesting floats will also
be IN the parade, which will start from
the Federation Of Labor hall on State
and Fourth South streets, Tho march
from that point is west on Fourth South
to Main and north On Main to South
Temple, countermarching to Fourth
South, thence to West Temple TO the
headquarters of the trades council IN
the Commercial club building, where
parade street car service on upper Main
street will be suspended,
After the parade the members OF the
various organizations and their friends
will go to Wandamere, where a pro-
gramme consisting of music, speeches
and sports will be given. Valuable
prizes Will be awarded in the sporting
events and suitable prizes will also be
given for honors in the parade.
The labor ORGANIZATIONS of Ogden will
observe Labor day at Lagoon, where
the entire dav will be spent and the
will consist OIL sports of all
characters. One Of the features of the
days sports will be soccer football
game between Salt Lake team and
one recently organized at Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
SALTAIR TRAIN SERVICE
IS BLAMED FOR TROUBLE

Francisco Ferullo. the band leader. who
Saltair, pleaded guilty to @ charge of as
sault and battery upon one OF his musi-
clans. and was fined 50 by Justice Bishop
Saturday forenoon. Ferullo. in an argu-
ment which arose about the poor train
service. kicked the complaining musician.
a reconciliation was effected, however,
before the trial and the complaining Wit
ness failed to appear Saturday forenoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
PRIZE BRTDLE FOUND
IN SECOND SOUTH BAR

IF. S, Mccain. proprietor of the Walnut
par, o2 East Second South street. after
rcaGiHG Saturday forenoon OF the reported
theft OF goid and silver ynounted Birdie
valued at $4,000. with other brides. snurs
end hor2emen effects. telephoncd 10
Chief of Police Barlow that a. /, Riaci,
who had reported the theft to the pol,cS
had left the suit case containing the
Voiuaoles In the Walnut barroom Tho
suit case was then taken 70 the police
station and given TO G. s. Garcia the
owner Black. who had been held hv the
police pending nm investigation of Ills
ployer Tor Ellso Nev.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

Jay Fl, Stockman will return 70 hi,
aftnr aHme c6,o1lni, iT this city in week or two.
University OF Chicago. from wb,c,, me a.,
,bn Ibs,eu.,on non he graduated last Friday wiz
Ins M, Saegree OF doctor of jurisprudenc,e.
t5a iTTto"eKfnan began his study OF law M
graduated with r. A. degree Wbiie iie
~ inc local university he was nresi
Gent tooH @, o inc Barristers club and always
body. During his first year NJ @ tbn bs.uGsnt f.
and anfsity i:r, OF Chicago he took up mining
r,inois 1aSs June 5o Mr.. stockman passed the
is another Salt Lake man who ,,'aa Gidnn en-,
aoeo from the University OF ChIcaSo th,s
gTa, grca he leaves with the ph. D. ,ies des
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
Notice.

q, G. II. Reilley is now in possession of
3. f. West & Co., at II West Second
South street, Salt Lake City. Utah Xii
creditors are requested TO present ont.
standing claims against B. f.. Wesr &.
Co, appertaining to said saloon busi.
ness, on or before the 10th day of Sen.
tember, 1910, TO c. r. Reiliey. oIG.Sis
South State street City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
Surreme Court Repeata Rn,o

Notice OF intention 20 appeal must be
given within thirty days OF service OF no
Jcc OF judgment, Is the oft-involsed III
again laid down by the supreme court
In an opinion handed down Saturdav e
morning In the case of the state In rrIa !.
non to Louis Grant against the distrJct
court of Box Elder county W w
Maughan. judge. and Daniel Jcppesen
The case originally involved a horse val
led 1T $50 80, W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
CONDITIONS IN IDAHO
EXCEEDINGLY PROSPEROUS

M j. Gray Of St Anthony. Ida. pres-
dent OF tho Commercial National bank of
that city. is a guest OF the Wilson hotel.
as Is also l.. NJ. Earl of Idaho Falls.
MT Gray says that the farmers In FIRE.
mont county, as In other portions OF the
state; have been prosperous, and that
Notwithstanding the Unprecedented dry
season crops have yielded exceedingly
well. Prices are high for all produce
and as n consequence the farmers are In
the height OF prosperity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

no ssion for seveul years and was nrse-
ie cnt OF the San Francisco mission for
pJur years. He leaves four sisters and
IouT prothers He was nephew to w.
z. Reid of this city. W v"
The funeral will take place at IL O'clock
Tuesday afternoon. with services al the
residence OF Mrs, j. G. Giles. OF p street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
THINK CRANK RESPONSIBLE
FOR FIRES At RESORTS

Efforts by the police and members ~
the fire department to discover the cause
OF the fires at the Salt Palace and at the
Bucna Vista rnce track have benn Wiz
out result, and Assistant Chief Fitzgerald
is OF the opinion that there is q crank
working IN this city. Assistant CHIEF
Fitzgerald Is urging that all owners of
places OF amusement take every precau-
tion to prevent fires. Those conyerso1t
with conditions at the various resorts ire
ployed "' ei"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

You should not miss the fun at
Wandamere tomorrow, Labor day
There will be special events and big
crowd. Special features at the Motor
drome. Be there,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
REPORT Of TREASURER
FOR AUGUST FILED
Excellent Showing Is Made on
Condition of the City's
Finances.

City Treasurer Gideon Snyder's report
for August. which was submitted Satur-
day. shows balance on hand. August 81.
of si24,926.S9 The balance on hand Au-
gust l was S559. .000.24. The receipts for
the month just ended were SIOT 1854 56, OF
which eS4S. .341.05 were In the revenue
funds and $59:51312 in the special. MAX
Ing n total OF $685.. $3.50 The disburse-
ments were s241 $685. 81. leaving balance,
August 81. OF S424.925S9.
Tho receipts for tho month were as fol-
lows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
County COMMISSIONS.
Nothing Wrong in 4
Surveyor. T
DECLARE CHARGES Nd,
PROVED BY m
Verdict More Easily p
Because Of Star.Cb,,
Methods EmpIoyel

The county COMMISSIONS,
two hours session Saru,d,,
the whitewash brush to Count.
J. B. Swensou, who wos ~
Joseph Tuckield, Silas G r
and j. G. Needham, forms,
OF the surveyors Office, with !
tefials paid for by the CONN,
own private work, and ALA =
eonVeyances hired By The T.
transacting his own persona, 3
is not nearly 80 embarr,,,;.
county commissioners, as r,I1'
public officials, to apply n. !.
brush when they hold cxscu,,a
behind locked doors and CO.
paper men and the public ~
on Saturday, because thoy =.
that the real facts in tho c,,.
be made public.
AT the meeting Saturdsy 81.
sioners held the investigai;o. I
mlttee on buildings and yT..'
when n representative OF ~
attempted TO enter tho ca
commissioners where the me-,
held, he was denied admits:
after the hearing the COM
gave HIM what informntiou +
fit.
Verbal Charges Md
The three employees meutis,,
discharged by Swengon and III
addressed a communication n i
ty commissioners stating th,t 4
been discharged because h.,
fused to do private work for \,
son without suitable nav r
missioners decided Saturday K
had no jurisdiction over NJ (
private affairs, and tha; ~
written charges made By The h
The men made verbal charrs
Mr.. Swcnsen, in which thar h
that he had used a large b.
surveyor S stakes which wers
by the county on his private 3
jobs, and also that he had u.sd l
hirod by the county in looIi,
his private business.
Mr.. Tuckfeld and Mr.. Whit
peared before the committes {
and told of several instaucs
stakes had been used by Ms.
on his own Jobs, but they n
specify the dates and the I'd
stakes appropriated and on n
they were used. hence the con
ers arrived at the conclusion
men had failed to prove the
The two employees were in q
condition with respect TO ths
concerning the use of the couuI
and the commissioners arrived
same conclusion.
Will Report Whitevssh-'
The report of tho committee
submitted to the board of cou1
missioners on Tuesday and
spread unon the minutes. In 3
the report is as follows:
We, your committee on b
and grounds. after au inyesilq
the charges made against Cou1
veyor J. B. Swenson by Silas \
taker, Joseph Tuckfeld and j. (
ham, find that we have no inn
over the private business OF W
son and cannot consider the
made in the letter Of those q
ployees. We further find that
ployees failed TO prove ths|
charges made against Mr.. Swdz
Those present at the meen1
day were Commissioners MacA
ton and Murdoch, County Atton
?. Lyon. County Surveyor J. :
son, Joseph Tuckfeld, Sllas 7
taker and J. C. Needham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

Miss Claribel Burton of tho Hinman
School of Dancing, Chicago, Will open
classes after October l in ballroom and
gymnastic dancing for women and chill
drcn at Unity hall. Phone Fifth East
hotel before 10 a. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

You should not miss the fun Mt
Nandamere tomorrow, Labor day.
There will be special events and big
crowd. Special features at the Motor,
dromc Be there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
Peter Gets $3.50.

The case OF Peter Znnasoupoules. by
ms guardian, Peter Kuraros against tho
U1ah Copper company was settled in the
FEDERAL court Saturday by consent for
szoo. suit was brought against the CON
pany Tor personal injuries for $1,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
Private School for Boys and Girls.

Gordon school opens September Il.
Academic. all grades and kindergarten,
Individual attention. Third East and
Third South. Bell 54S1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
GEORGE A. TAYLOR DROPS
DEAD OF HEART FAILITRE

George n Taylor, As years of age, and
residing at Park street and Thi1teontb
South street dropped dead OF heart fall
Hre In front OF the residence OF DR.. c.
". chandler, 65s East Fourth South
sa" the man fall and FASTENED to his MS
sistance, but Taylor died before the ar
rival OF the physician. The body was
removed 10 the undertaking parlors ~
ODoDnell & Co No a-rangemcnts for
the funeral have been made as vet Tay
lor had been In hospital suffering from
oropsy Tor considerable period Of time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

NO CHANGE IN PRICE OF MILK.
Twelve quarts of good milk for a
dollar.
Our Baby Special, ten quarts for a
dollar.
CLOVER LEAF DAIRY.
Both Phones ply
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

private safe may be rented in the
ire and burglnr~proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company.
32 Up. Main street $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
Mr.. n. T. HaIlanrer has onoped

Office Tor the Smith Premier Tvpewriter
company az SOS Boston building. with \
full line Of the latest n.olGI Smith
Premier tY1ewri!ors and supplies. He
VIII be the local rnanager for tho com.
rany.. ard will have the most competent
repair man in the west with him to
look after the needs of the company Is
many Gust toners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

Best goods on earth. product of
Winona mills. hosiery, underwear, etc.
direct from factory to wearer. Sales
depot 21S Main. Call 2675. either
phone, and have salesman call and show
samples,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04

Gather at the big celebration at
Wandamere tomorrow-Labor day.
Meet your friends there.