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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
ANNUAL BANQUET
Of THE SIGMA CHI
University Club Scene of Bright
Gathering of Two Chap
terS Here.

The University club dining room held
Il merry bunch of fraternity men Tues
DAY evening, the occasion being the third
annual banquet of the Salt Lake Alumni
chapter and the Beta Epsilon chapter OF
the Sigma Chi fraternity. Members of
both chapters responded TO the call and
Tor several hours the frat days OF COL
lege life were gone over again and The
evening was passed in the most pleasant
manner. The menu cards were tied with
plue and yellow ribbons and these color!,
hung over the brightly decked tables
while over all the pennants OF the dir
fcr@nt colleges were suspended
The service and menu were all that
COULD be desired. and after the coffee
and cigars, the toastmastcr + +. Stejg-
IneyGr. arose, and, after speaking OF the
nesn,S rnaS, OF me hed annual % reunion and what
he introduced the speakers, who were
With their ioasts. George c. Armstrong,
Tns ..TnsrsS SanniEans;r M ,Tn Roger W Powers.
Great and Near Great" J. c. McCIain
Sig Wanderers" II, NJ. Alley. The Re-
view, j. II, Maddox, My obscrva-
The members of the two chapters are:
salt Lake Alumni Chapter-Georyc {;
dArms'H9ng; dac5 Frank Tank j. a,s GHsiIn, J. H. Mad
W. Scott; f. a. Hart. II. t. Havenor
Sanford Erwin. DR.. {. Worthington. J. G.
Mel-ain. George =. Holman. John Loot
pouroWI, fred >ndrmans H. n. ClcgEctt
J: ID, Scott Homer Read. i. w Snow,
Il. J. Bryant. d; II. McMurty w. lG.
Earl Bcnnion. Fred Faulkner, j. 4
Spencer, r, Il, Spencer. John r. uay-
wood. ID, b. Brinton. n. +. Gardner 4
G. Dyer
Beta Epsilon-Harry Il. Alley. James
NJ Alley. Hugh G. Lewis. Lester 4
Blackncr. Robert J. Goodwin, L. Harold
Robson. Robert s. Gardner. Frank y |
Clark. Thomas Sncddon. Samuel ~ Kar-
rick Espy 7. Cannon. Edward IIorFfaiI |
Spencer +. Felt. Roger w. Powers Louis !
+. Paddison Reese NJ. Howell Duncan |
r. Gardner. Reeve c. Richardson Nil |
.on II. Love. l.. a. Romney Gilbert vii |
Jams, Albert NJ. DAILY. John n. Ferru- |
Jon. Dcsla Bennl0n. Rex Midglev
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
GETS FOOD SAMPLES
FROM CACHE COUNTY
Tests of Commodities offered
for Sale Will Be Made by
Chemist.

Deputy State Food and Dairy Com
missioner j, b. johnson returned Tues
day from trip to Cache county. He
brought with him some samples OF food
being sold in Logan and other cities of
cache county in violation OF the state
toou laws Among the samples brought
oH deputy Commissioner johnson were
snort weight packages OF cereal foods,
short-%eight cartons OF lard. short weight
packages OF butter mlsbrandcd extracts
ana lard They will be examined by
State and City Chemist Herman Harms
TO ascertain II the Ingredients comply
with the state laws
. nile general conditions were salts
factory. Deputy johnson served seven Of
hclal notices on merchants to get their
places of business into a perfect sani-
tary condition. Deputy Johnson also semi
sixteen samples OF milk from Logan 10
oe examined by Mr.. Harms, but the milk
was 100 long In transit and therefore aid
not reach Salt Lake City In condition
where analysis would be possible.
The results of the tests made by Mr.
harms OF samples of milk taken while
u lne milk was in transit 10 Park City
shows that the product being disposed OF
IN that camp arc we'll up TO the standard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
City and Neighberhoed

WILLIAM F.. JOHNSON. chief special
officer Tor the suppression OF the iouor
traffic among Indians through the United
states, viii leave his headuuarters In
this city Wednesday for Moscow Ida He
VIII be witness in some cases of salouu
men charged with selling liquor TO In
dlans.
THE FUNERAL OF Robert Louis Eg-
bert. who was drowned recently I'm canal
on the Egbert ranch al Payettc, Ida, viii
be held at O'Clock this afternoon from
the Mdvale ward meeting house The
lnterment will be in the Midyalo ceme-
terry.
MEYER HARRISON. one OF the largest
manufacturers OF ladies' wear New York
city, Is at the Scmloh on a pleasure and
business trip combined. This Is his first
visit 10 Zion and he is well pleased with
the city.
DIR. JAMES T.. COLLINGE will repeat
his lecture, Lies Panorama" al the hall
~ South Main street. tonight Wcdnes-
day, There Is no charge for admission
MAYOR BRANSFORD on Tuesday an
proved all Of tho matters passed upon bv
the city council at its regular meeting
Monday night,
THE STATE BOARD OF CORREC-
T1ONS held Its regular monthly meeting
at the state prison on Tuesday and trans
acted routine business.
G. X. WHITEHALL OF this city present
cd Tuesday 10 the prisoners In the city jail
almost fun cartload OF magazines and
other reading material.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS and
Joseph G. Sharp went 10 Bingham on
Tuesday on trip Of inspection. |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
Belcher Tract of Nearly Four
teen Acres 0Hercd TO Board
Without Cost.
RESIDENTS WILL RAISE
FUND TO PURCHASE LAND
Understood That Action of
Street Car Company viii
Decide Matter.

a formal offer OF the Bclcbcr site for
the new high school was made TO the
school board Tuesday in a letter which
consideration of 81 and an agreement to
build the high school on this tract. The
price OF the sto has been raised by
Young d Young, real estate dealers who
are interested in land in that part OF the
city, and donations ranging as high as
$4,000 each have been made by numerous
property owners In the vicinity of Four
tccnlh East and Ninth South streets in
which locality the site Is situated Some
of the property owners in the vicinity
who would be greatly benefited by tho
location OF the high school there have
allowed others 10 share the whole bur
den.
II was said last night that the matter
was entirely up TO the street railway
company as 90 whether the high school
should DO built on free site affording
ample room for drlll grounds, athletic
held and beautiful campus, or whether
the school board would DC Obliged to pay
II big price for small site near the
business district II is understood that
the members Of the school board viii
make another trip to the Belchcr site
tho street railway company 10 give some
assurance Of cooperation.
Some oi the property owners in the
vicinity arc OF the opinion that the street
railway company Is seeking to compel
The citizens To mako UP a bonus before
the company will build tracks for an cx-
tension in that part OF the city. 1t is
said. however, that the company Will
have 10 build in two years or lose Its
franchise, and. In that event, IT is not
forfeit Its right to use the streets, even
{ il has to build Its cwn lino.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
A Snap for Someone!

Having been transferred to Chicago
] Will sell you complete as tastIly Sc
lected and costly arranged seven rooms
of furniture as any home can boast of
House is brand new, has seven rooms
besides two"roomed eemented basement
and screened back porch; hardwood
floors, gas, toilet. electric lights ard
telephone. Rent $45 month. Only four
blocks from center of town. Finest
view in city, Nights are beautiful Fur
niture used less than month, consists
of art crafts and mission furniture,
Wilton rugs, great deal Of cut glass,
Haviland china and brass bric-a- brac,
handsome dishes, pictures, curtains. etc,
and brand new $500 mahogany Estey
piano. Will sell complete for $3.50 cash ;
cost me $4,000. Can have possession
Immediately, To see is to buy, but
please don't bother unless you mean
business and have the cash. Call 340
North Main street or phone Bell 5030-Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY VALU-
ABLE JEWELS AT a SACRIFICE.

Countess Bethlcm desires TO dispose
Ut the following Jewels: One pair of
diamond earrings; a ruby ring set will
diamonds; double stone diamond ring:
ono ring set with snail diamonds: ono
hcarl sapphire ring surrounded with dia-
monds; one lovers knot RING. two
rings with sapphires and diamonds.
a pearl brooch with diamonds,
half-moon brooch with diamonds; bracc,
ley. chain Of gold and pearls. and other
trlnkcts. all of which are rare and beau.
tllnl European .jewelry.
Inc object Countess Bethlem has of
dlspoSing of this jewelry is for the pur-
pose OF raising money to build an in
Stituiion Tor untortunltcs. The Jewels
may be seen al her parlors on the fifth
noor OF the Utah Savings & Trust build
ing, any day from ] to 3 n. m,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
OLD STREET CLEANER. DIES
OF BLOOD POISONING

The oldest street sweeper in the en-
ploy OF supervisor Jacob T. Raleigh and
states: David II. Meredith. so years of
age. died Tuesday night OF blood poison :
ing at his home, s64 South West Temple
street.
About three months ego Mr.. Meredith
was working with others Of the ''Whitc
wing bridgade, on the streets when he
slipped and received injuries to ono OF his
1ent, which later developed into blood
POISONING. causing his death
MT, Meredith was a native OF Trcdccer
south Wnles. and had been "A resident Of
Salt Lake City for twenty years. One
daughter, Mrs. Thomas PhIIlips NJ Mir
ray. survives him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
PICKP0CKET SUSPECTS
PLACED UNDER ARREST

John Burns. aged &c years. were arrested
about $50 o'clock Tuesday night near
the corner OF West Temple and Second
South streets by Detective George Chase
on suspicion Of being the two pickpock-
cts who worked the crowd at The Jack
johnson exhibition at the Salt Lake the
ater about two weeks ago.
During the rush at the theatcr on the
night OF the boxing exhibition a white
man was robbod OF SO and negro OF $50.
From one OF the persons touched" a de-
scription was obtained Of the mon thought
10 have turned the trick. From that de-
scription Rockaway and Burns were ar
rested by Detective Chase.
George Sheets. chief OF detectives said
Tuesday night that Rockaway belonged
TO the pfckpocket gentry. charge of
grand larceny will be preferred against
the two prisoners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
Hotel of Five Hundred Rooms
to Be Erected in
Emigration.
COTTAGES FOR FAMILIES
BUILT ON MODERN LINES
Salt Lake Capitalists Will Sup
ply Money for Enterprise,
Taking Stock.

Salt Lake is to have one of the finest
mountain summer resorts in the west
and work on a hotel of $40 rooms will nc
started I'm the next few days. with
View 10 having the resort ready for guests
before midsummer. This resort is to be
In Emigration canyon, at point about
two miles cast OF the Waeencr brewery,
and Cal Buckwaltor. who has an option
on the tract OF 2a0 acreE made arrange
mcnts with the Emigration Canyon Rail
road company Tuesday for an excursion
day
This tract OF land now stands In the
namo OF Joseph a Young OF Young &
Young, who made tho deal for the sale
ever, that several others are Interested
In the property with Mr.. Young.
one part of tho tract, consisting Of
about eighty acres. contains valuable de-
poslts OF the finest macadam material.
llms and cement, and IL is understood
that this has been offered 10 Mr. Buck
walter and his associates on condition
that they form a company and develop
the deposits.
Site Is Ideal One.
The site is regarded as ideal for
summer resort and Mr., BuclIwalter plans
TO plat the canyon on either side of the
stream for a distance of quarter of
mile below the hotel site and n half mile
above, and the lots will be placed on the
market for summer cottage sites.
lhere arc four good springs on the
tract, one of which has been reserved by
lie Grand Young, and the others will be
used as the basis for a water supply sys-
tenn for the cottage settlement and the
hotel.
salt Lake capitalists have offered 10
assist In tho erection and furnishing OF
the hotel, taking stock in the company
This hotel building will be modern in
every way. including a large and well
appointed cafe and with regular and ade-
quate car service. which Will be given by
the Emigration Canyon railroad. II is
believed that the resort Will meet with
immediate popular favor
Elaborate preparations are being made
Tor the excursion next Sunday, and the
Hawaiian Troubadours have been en-
gagged to furnish music for the occasion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
FELLS' NORTH PARK 4
BE OPENED NEXT

Arrangements were complex
for 81 big opening of Fells' n
subdivision next Sunday. whel
bilcS will he on hand at the
Oakley street car line 10 take
the residence tract now read
market. This tract comprise
four acres OF what Is regarded
mirable residence district OF %
lurc.
The lots arc selling at SIS.
lot. the average being $3.50. y
oil the nearby acreage is he'd
an acre.
The owners OF this subdivIslo
aside three acres for n privafc
this will be improved In the ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
Finally Decides to Pay Prize
Which 1t Had Attempted
to Repudiate,
FORCED IN COURT TO
PUT UP THE MONEY
Attempt to Crawl Out of Legal
obligation Does Not
Succeed.

The Tn,ermountain Republican and the
federal bunch" its owners. have paid
ono of the prizes offered by that sheet In
it's fake circulation contest pulled off
during the summer OF 1908. Mt any rate.
II was not paid willingly, however, but
only after suit was brought against the
company by Miss Eileen Crozier. the win
ner of the prize and the case WAS set
for trial, whereupon the defendants got
very busy and decided to settle tho case.
realizing, no doubt. that they could not
deceive tho court as they had done a
number OF Innocent people who worked
their best 10 increase tho subscription list
for the paper and thereby assist its own
ers in wardIng off bankruptcy that much
longer
The case OF Miss Crozer against tho
Smoot organ was set for trial on Tuesday
in Judge Armstrong; court, When ii
was called, the attorneys stated that u
settlement had been agreed upon be
tween. the litigants and a judgment by
stipulation WAS entered In favor OF Miss
S6Sl0. Not only was the judgment en-
tered. but the greatest OF all wonders. II
was really paid and satisfied on the rec
ords Of the court.
Refuses to Pay.
In tho contest conducted by the Re-
publican IN l?OS MISS Cro2ier entered
for and won the first prize I'm the Brig
ham City district. The prize was an
nounced college scholarship worth
$500. AS Miss Crozier did not care for
the scholarship, she having completed her
course, tho company's agent agreed that
she should DO paid Si0O in cash II she
would remain In the contest and win
the first prize. She won out. but the
federal bunch refused TO pay the prize
and she was compelled 10 sue for g.
In their answer to the complaint the
defendants denied the authority of their
own agent who made the proposition To
Miss Crozicr and tried to crawl out OF
il in that manner The case was TO have
been tried on Tuesday, but the defend
ants evidently did not care to have the
full details of the contest made pub
lie. so they agreed TO settle and paid Miss
Crozier just $50 less than the amount
of the prize, but they also had to pay
to S41S.60 which Is more than the amount
of the prize money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
Grand Worthy Prcsideut
Is Guest of LocaIIn
of Order.
PAYS HIGH COMPLIMEx
TO EFFICIENT Drill
Declares Organizatie.
Gro"n With Wonde
Strides.

Before a large gathering 4,
oeis OF salt Lake aerie So
ilal order OF Eagles. Grand ~ w.
idcnt Frank l.. Herring ~ woI
mo delivered an able addrss'
nall Tuesday evening ar tha ~
ing OF the aeric, held in spc
ortlcIal visit. Mr.. Herlnw ,a1 ao,
not only TO pay a high ~, W.
local aeric. hut also i9 sap
lie declared tina, I'm man,o ai.
instance It's wide streets 49,
residences. Salt Lako Cir dr
most attractive cities In The
Grand Worthy President ~
IN salt Lake City twice hss
OF Tuesday, but this was h9a
IN the capacity of the lcador
lernal Order OF EagIes in ~
was In Salt Lake CITY fjc,sa
ao ano ne passed through about
ago en- route from seattle X
making an official visit 90 =
aerics in the large cities
Grand Worthy President m.
met at Helper by commits.
local aerle. consisting Of ner,
President II. S. McCann np p'
OF the Salt Lake acrie, j m
Albert Herr. present urcs;a..
2aIt Lake aerie. Upon his
Iion he was taken To tho no
hotel and in the afternoon he
sightseeing trip about The cit,
Special Meeting He'd
In the evening n special ma.t
acrie was held at Eagles hzji'
tne driil team of No. 6I ravH
plilicalion Of tho new ritual
Mr.. Herring himself. Tho o.
president was highly pleased q;
cellent work done by the local
no declared that it was ono IA
tennis In the country in A.
which he delivered mt the ~
exhibition drill. In his addrce.
worthy president dealt larpei,-
remarkable growth of the on5>
many compliments TO the adv.
thc local acrle. At the grand h.
ing 10 be held at st. Loufs Al
q the local drill team intend
test for a prize. and Mr., Herin1
opinion that ii Will lead sor
teams OF the larger cities a A.
Al this meeting Mr.. uerIpc
proxlmately S25, 900 will be FL
In prizes,
In Beneficial WAY
Grand Worthy President u&
that the Eagles order IL n
much in a beneficial line. n
ten years, he declares. II 4
So, 900, 900 10 charity and il Ia III
years old, An important III
done by the order at the prcssnI
cording 10 Mr.. Herring, Is that
Ing physicians services for per-
means do not permit them Ca
for themselves. In talking n
matter Tuesday night Nr. H1r
attention TO the fact that stat|t
ono ont OF every ten children
this world Is deficient either
or mentally. The Eagles on1S
clarcs. takes the stand that 81
is entitled TO "A healthy mind al
body 10 fight the battles Of a
and whether rich or poor In'
should have the services OF a /
physician. and to this end tM'
now working. Within the next \
Mr.. Herring thinks. great good
suit from il "
Mr., Herring left Salt Lake
Butte, Mont. at 11:45 o'clof,
evening. IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
JUDGE POWERS TO BE
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER

o. w. Powers will he the principal
speaker at the housewarInng to be given
by the Manufacturers association In the
new Vermont building Thursday even-
Ing. His speech will ne on the subject
OF Utah industries and u. F. Collett, sec
rotary Of tho association. and others will
speak on the plans for the exhibit Of tho
Industries and resources OF the state TO
hc maintained in the building A musical
programme which VIII include the Na-
Taiian Troubadours has been arranged
and light refreshments Will be served.
A general invitation has been extend
cd 10 the business men OF the city to
attend tic meeting and the occasion viii
hc tho iirst opportunity TO inspect the
large exhibit room which occupies the
ground floor OF the building now nearing
completion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
The stars incline. but do no
HOROSCOPE
BY cosette.
Wednesday, May H. y
Tpon the worker. and on
Jupitcr's golden wing Is


on this l3lst day Jupiter
lion and the sun and venus
ative positions. promising, "ei
labor and wealth, =,
There is a powerful ana e,n
however. against greed ana ~
Scolding women, also, afc
lignant signs.
Opening new places or ~
ginning now things. enlarslue
or work. and removing or ai''
ises are under good signs.
The time is favorable for =
ploymcnt -.
Travel. whether for hesltn'
business. should have gooo
The Suns effect on Jupiter
trologically TO mean 'sueos5 u.
ton OF money or fame, "
profit from friendship. healtn
There may be IN in1uenrn
travagance. especially IN dress
ment <
Generosity, even temper, -
hclpfulness arc under hriita">
There arise signs that iha,e
troubles In navies ana a
nations will he disturbed u
tion of the public revenus-
astroloscrs foretell troupies
Lovers arc under cAcenen.
they must avoid teasing OF pu''
anccs. ,o~~,
Merchants. bankers. clere]|
fessors, workers in cloth anu
should benefit.
Persons with this birth -oA'
planets that incline men e.
hravado and recklessncSS. e
avoid speculation,
Children are born tooG
fascinating prsn
pg turcs.
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WAGE SUCCESSFUL WI
ON GOBLIN MOT

Success is attending the q
fruitgroweI1s OF the state Q
Goblin moth, says j. EdW4
state horticultural inspector: vi
Tuesday night from a visit Y
Grove and other towns in Uta'
"On my trip into Utah couu
that the fruitgrowers had come
zation of the danger from
moth and had taken steps
thorough spraying OF thelI
said Mr.. Taylor. "lf the IT
keep up the determined light
pest there is no doubt that u
be cxtcrmlnated In this state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
LooSing for Openings.

d. =; PERKINS. secretary OF the Salt Lake
Real Estate association. received letters
9l inquiry from two business men Tues
gay VINO are contemplating a move to Salt
lake Onc man who now lives i'm Quincy
iI;. contcmplateS opening a cloak and
SUIT store and Lander. Wyo. business
man Is looking for an opening FOR a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
EIGHTEEN THOUSAND PAID
FOR FREED BUNGALOW

{. Nj. Freed has sold his residence al
961 East First South street for SIS. 900.
residences on tho street the dwelling he
Ing beautiful bungalow OF modern de-
sign. The lot has a frontage OF lis feet
on First South street and depth OF
165 feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-11
E. R. WHEELOS
GENERAL CONTRACTING
In all its branches,
631 Judge Bldg.
Bell 5000. Ind 1927
To Widen Bingham Street

Suit was filed in the district court ,rue,-
DAY by the town of Bingham against To-
sephlne Miller TO condemn a strip of
land along Main street in Bingham owned
by 1he defendant which is needed by the
court Is asked to assess the value of the
land and the damages. IL any, because of
the condemnation.
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PROPOSED TO ANNEX
SOUTHERN DISTRICT
Large Area of New Territory
Likely Soon to Become
Part of City.

Persons living In the district bounded
by Eleventh and Twelfth South streets
from State street to the Salt Lake
Route tracks, have been asked to at
tend mass meeting Friday night to
the city. This meeting, which will be
cial club subcommittee on extension OF
home of Oscar FanCott, 1928 South Main
street
In connection with this plan for am
nexation, the city officials have promised
that should the citizens desire 10 come
Into Salt Lake the city water mains Will
he extended one block. 80 that connec-
ton can be made with the mains laid
some time ago by tho county. S. II.
Love is chairman OF the Commercial club
committee. and 1t Is probable that j. e.
Caine. SECRETARY Of the club. with other
members, will attend the meeting. Fol-
lowing is the call issued Tuesday.
"a mass meeting Of the property own
crs residing between Eleventh and the
north side OF Twelfth South, and from
State street TO the Salt Lake Route track
on the vest. will be held at the residence
of Oscar NanCott. 172S South Main, on
Friday evening. May -. at s o'clock. 10
consider the question OF the annexation
to the city OF Salt Lake. fun attend
ance OF property owners is desired.
DANCING SCHOOL.
Adult beginners class opens Friday.
May l3, p. m. Odcon Dancing
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private safe may oe rented in the
IRE and burglar-proof vaults Of the
salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
80 Up. Main street. $500 per year.