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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
SMOKER ON WHEELS
IS DECIDED SUCCESS
Transportation Clubs Excur-
sion TO Ogden One of Keen
est Enjoyment.

What is said 10 he the most unique
excursion and entertainment ever given
by a railroad mems organization In the
United States was that furnished by the
Salt Lake City Transportation club Fri
day night. II was officially known as
"a smoker on wheels" 1t was all that,
and more II was real et-toGether
gathering OF nearly one hundred mem"
bers of the club and few railroad men
from other cities. who were in salt Lake
Through the courtesy Of the Oregon
Short Limo the club was supplied with
special train for a run 10 Ogden and re-
Grn the an car @as in maas one UP end 0 Of
which a platform and piano had Deen
provided. while the remainder OF the car
had been fitted up with seats Next 10
then a dav coach, The train. which was
pulled by engine No So5l; was in charge
Of Ensinssr Bob krkwo2S; SiH nsrn,s 5aremnh anh
Spskenan Spiden csnoSc'Sr g y Selson m'N' A''''' ~
The run to Ogden was made in hIty
minutes. the special having the right-of-
way. AZ Ogden the train was met ,nay ny
city, who welcomed it with cheers
For the next two hours there was
something doing" every minute I'm the
took par, in the entertainment would do
credit TO any vaudeville bill.
President ]. F. Yoe announced thai
there was no special business net1re .prs,S onS
as master OF ceremonies. Bert Margctts,
tho well-known baseball manager, made
decided hit In some operate selections:
as did also Charles McFaddcn with MS
whistlng. h J. Owens told n number
Of good stories and gave some slight
of-hand tricks. a. F. Bremen. In short
speech. told something of the objects OF
the club Douglas White made hit
with g number of new stories. f. W:
Easton OF Ogden delivered an address OF
welcome that made hit. j, L. Cainc;
secretary OF the Salt Lake Commercial
club. told OF his early experiences as
railroad man. ID. r.. Gray made II icw
remarks that took" w T.. Evans had
a new song. In which the audience joined
In the chorus +. ]. Plaisted gave a. Sc
rious little talk that found home in
The heart of every railroad man present.
J.. A Foley and Harry Goodman sang
II Wonder WHO'S Kissing Her Now.
in a way that called for half-dozen
encoreS.
Following this programme. thigh links"
were held for an hour.
The special LETT ogden at ll:lo and
made The return run in iorty-hVe
minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
TWO MEN ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
ImpersOnatiOn of Officers and
Attempt to Thus Obtain
Loan Alleged.

Booked or the charge OF impersonatinc
an officer, Fred Meyers. aged 80 years
and @ Wheeler. %. were arrested Fri
day night by Patrolman Huntsman in
the Greek saloon and coffee house OF
Nick Carosier. 52S-530 West Second South
street.
According TO the statements OF the pro-
prietor of his coffee house manager and
his bartender, the three complaining wit
nesses. Meyers and Wheeler first entered
the coffee house about Z O'Clock Friday
night and, stating that they We're inspec-
tors, ordered that the music in the ad
joining dance hall be stopped while they
made their investigation.
After making tour of this portion OF
the house. they went into the saloon.
told the bartender and proprietor that
they were inspectors, that they had s1700
in a local bank, but were unable 10 is
sue check until Saturday, and desired tho
loan of $40 until morning. rhelr ac-
tlons. upon being refused the money.
aroused the suspicion of Carosier. who
summoned the officer and the arrest fol-
lowed,
Asked by Patrolman Huntsman if they
We're officers, both men said they were
not. hut 10 the next question admitted
that they had told the Greeks that they
were.
Both men were locked up and will have
chance 10 explain TO Judge Whitaker,
Saturday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
PREACHING GOSPEL
OF UNION LABOR
Representative Leaders of Va
rious Organizations Speak
at Smoker.

Installation OF officers OF the Salt Lake
Federation OF Labor. Friday night. at
Federation hall Fourth South and State
streets, was followed by a lengthy pro-
eramme of addresses by leaders in the
various branches Of organized labor, who,
from many standponts. discussed inc
work Of union labor throughout the ma
tIon in general and the west In Ihrticu-
lar
There were plenty Of good things 10
eat. some liquid refreshmcnt and an
abundance of good cigars and every
manufactured product served bore the
union label, conspicuously displayed
More than 100 delegates from the Vari-
Gus unions. representing forty five
branches OF the organized trades. were
in attendance. Before the speechmaklng
began, tho following officers were IN
stalled
President. p. e. Currie, vice, presi-
dent, H. /. Lircscy, recording and corie-
spending secretary, a. Il. Harvey; finan-
cial secretary, Fred w, Butler: treasurer.
D. f. Lewis; sergeant t-arms. f. X.
The installation ceremonies ended,
President Currie presided as roastrnas,
ter and opened the informal . SMOKER % and
banquet with an address on What Con-
stltutes 81 Good Union Man.
Other speakers. and the subjects dis
cussed. were
j. r, Carroll of the Cigarmakers union,
why We Should Look for the Union
Austin Davis, former secretary OF the
Utah Federation OF Labor, The Tuber-
culosis Question as 1t Affects the Work
ing Man.
4, s, Harvey secretary OF the Salt
Lake Federation OF Labor, What Or
ganzation Has Done and Can Do for
the Laborng Man"
Nj, b. Richardson, president OF the
Brewery Workers, Ogden, what the
Laboring Man Needs in the Way OF Leg
islatiop.'
a. II. Nciss. former president Of the
Salt Lake federation. What the Labor
ing Man Needs In the Way OF Legisla-
ton
H X, Russell. THE State Federation
OF Labor and Needs of the Orsaniza-
ton
Between the speeches. Prof. Howard s
orchestra furnished a number of pleasing
selections, and It was after midnight
when the session adjourned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS
Musical Comedy.
COLONIAL THEATER-"A Broken
Idol" Matinee, 2;l5. Evening, S:1o.
Vaudeville.

Vaudeville.
ORPHEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vaudeville. Matinee. 2:15. Even
ing. S;15.
Drama.
GARRICK THEATER-"TheH House
of a Thousand Candles" Matinee,
2:l5. Evening. S:1o.
REVJER THEATER - Mack-Leone
PLAYERS in Blue Jeans" Matinee.
2:l5. Evening. Sis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
Drama.

One OF the big hits on the Orphuem bill
which closes tonight is the act OF Paul
Nevins and Ruby Erwood. versatile
pair of entertainers; who offer Lot
Of Little Bits and Some Dancing" Miss
Erwood is a plump and vivacious SOU
brettc who demonstrates that she can
sing. Later, In black face. with her
partner. she INDUCES in some intricate
steps TO strenuous cndeavors on the part
OF the orchestra,
"A Broken Idol" the musical play OF
thousand surprises. now playing al
The Colonial, will be seen for the last
two performances this afternoon and
evening.
This afternoon and evening will see the
last TWO performances at the Garrick
OF The House of A Thousand Candies
the play with a pretty love story, rapidly
mosphere OF mystery which Is spcllblnd
Ing. Next week, David Harum,'' fa-
as the masterwork among rural
dramas. will be the bill, beginning Sun
day night
Blue Jeans" will be given its last
performances by the Mack-Leone players
at the Revier this afternoon and even
Ing. Commencing with tomorrow night
the thrilling war drama OF western life,
The Girl I Left Behind Me-" will be the
offering at the Revier.
Beginning next Moday evening and for
three nights and a Wednesday matinee.
The Colonial theater offers Lew Fieldss
iremendous scenic production of "Thc
Midnight Sons" The company is head
ed by George w Monroe with George
Schiller. Alma Youlin and many OF the
original company from the Broadway
the1ter, New York. The production is
playing to record breaking receipts in
Denver this week. and is reputed to be
the biggest organization which has ever
been sent on tour TO the coast Two
carloads OF massive scenery. more than
one hundred regular people and $50 ''ex-
ira people are used. Seat sale Is
now on.
The publishers OF the score OF Madame
Sherry the musical comedy success
which is due TO appear in this city at
the Salt Lake tbenter In the near flu
ture. declare that the sale OF Every Lit
tie Movement Has Meaning All It's
Own, tho theme song of the piece. is
rapidly approaching the three million
mark. Its sale not only extends from
Boston TO San Francisco, but demands
for the music are steadily coming from
Europe. Africa and even Australia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
WELSH SOCIETIES WILL
OBSERVE ST. DAVID'S DAY

The Society OF the Sons and Daughters
Of Wales held meeting Saturday night
In IIIrschmans hall 10 take preliminary
steps toward the observance OF ST
David's Day. a committee was appointed
10 confer with the Cambrian associa tion
and to arrange for a Joint celebra tion
The committee appointed is comprised
OF the officers OF the society, as follows
w. II. Folland. president; Mrs. Kate n
Shnl. first vice president; Evan Arthur,
second vice president; John Evans. secre- :
tary; Reese Davies. treasurer The cele-
in the Odeon. feature of the occa :
sion Will be n great chorus under the d.
rsctio1 OF Thomas T. Giles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
THIRTY -FIVE-D0LLAR FINE
FOR STEALING OVERCOAT

Fred Williams. who was arrested
Thursday afternoon while wearing one
Of the three overcoats stolen from The
Tribune building. pleaded guilty TO a
charge, Of petty larceny before Judge
Whitaker Friday afternoon and re-
ceived sentence of s35 fine, or thirty
five days in Jail. which he will prob
ably. have to serve. being without
funds.
II. +. Williams. arrested about the
same time, who also had one of the
stolen coats, will probably have a hear.
ing Safurday morning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28

"A Broken Idol" the musical play OF
a thousand surprises. now playing al
The Colonial, Will be seen for the last
two performances this afternoon and
cNeninp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
Small Store Robbed.

One lone burglar entered the small gro
Gerry store OF Lou Shanks, 81 Second ave-
nue.. between and o'clock Friday
night and got away with a small guam
tity OF plumber leaving no clue. Resi-
dents in the neighbornood saw a man
enter the rear Of the store shortly after
o'clock, but supposing him to be the
proprietor, who was then absent, paid
no further attention. The robbery, when
discovered. was reported to the police,
and Patrolman Dan Grundvig investl-
ga ted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
FAMILY SELLS PONY TO
RELIEVE IT'S DISTRESS

The Wharton family at I Mortensen
court disposed of its pony Friday, SO
that il is relieved temporarily, but the
money received from this source will
soon be exhausted: as the rent was in
arrears and the family practically with
out groceries. II will be at least a month
before w. r. Conway. who is the chief
resume work. and the family needs a
great many things. Among other things,
medical attention is needed at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28

ORPHEUAI
vaudeville
ing. S;15.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
No Case Against Kelly.

In the case of the state against Will
liam Kelly. charged with removing his
baggage from a room without the con-
Bishop Friday found the evidence insult
hcient and ordered the defendant dis
charged. Evidence was TO the effect that
the defendant had previously made ar
rangements for the payment of the
amount which he was in arrears accepta-
BILE TO the person 10 whom he was In
de ebted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
NOTICE OF SToCkHoLDERS' MEET
ING EUREKA & PAllSADE RAIL
WAY CO.

Notice is hereby given that by order
OF the board OF directors OF the Eureka G.
Fnlisnde Railway company, special
meeting OF the stockholders OF that COM
pany has been called, to be held at the
office Of said company. room /. Meckin-
tosh block. In the city OF Salt Lake City
county OF Salt Lake. state OF Utah Oh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28
ACCOUNTS soLlcITsn j,
National Bank Of the hep \

A thoroughly modern .s,ion sax,u wind
ment conducted In comm tor rent
bank. Safe deposit boxes ''
Depository. .. .IsmaH
Frank Knox. prcsIdents aris. es
ray, vlce PRESIDENT: w, W,.,,t cashle..
e. A. culbertsoHs asnn aos ma Intsls
on rirnp deposltA -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-28

the third day Of February 1911, at the
hour OF 4 o'clock p. m,
Said meeting is called to determine
what step. II any. shall be taken to re-
deem the property from recent sale and
equip and operate the road or surrender
the equity of redemption In order that the
purchaser may at once enter into posses
sion and reconstruct the road
G D. ABBOTT. Secretary.
Dated San Francisco. Cal. Dec. 30. 1910.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-27

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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as
Executrix under the last will and testament OF
the estate of Arthur Vim. Boehmer, deceased,
late OF Hamilton County, Ohio
Dated IT Cincinnati this 18th day Of April
A. D 1911. ANNA BOEHMER, Executrix.
ADOLPH A. GRUBER, Attorney -at-Law, 1919
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