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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
INVITE BANKERS To
MEET IN SALT LAKE
Commercial Club Enters Cam
paign to Get Important Con-
yentiOn Of 1912.

The Salt Lake Commercial club yes
terday sent an invitation TO tho officers
and members Of the American Institute
of Banking 10 hold Its 1912 convention in
Salt Lake City. Local members of the
American Institute Of Banking are MAX
Ing a determined campaign TO bring this
important convention to Salt Lake City.
Invitations to hold this convention in
Salt Lake have already been extended
by the governor. the mayor and the local
chapter OF the institute. Copies Of the
Commercial club invitation will be sent
the institute. The invitation extended by
the local Commer rcial club follows.
ITO the Members and Delegates OF the
American Institute OF Banking
'Gentlemcn-The Commercial club OF
Salt Lake City. representing 1900 Of the
leading business men OF the state of
Utah. extends a cordial invitation To the
American institute of Banking To hold It's
next annual convention at the center Of
the solid west. In supplementing the in
vltatlons OF the governor OF Utah. MAYOR
Of Salt Lake City and the local chapter
Of your institute. our organization seeks
an opportunity to show you the true
meaning of a hearty western welcome In
1912
the state OF Utah which we will be able
TO present your delegates In 1912 will
make your convention memorable one
from every point OF view, Hotel accom-
modations OF Salt Lake cannot he ex-
ccled by any city of 100, 900 population In
The United States, and our city is fully
able to make good any of the promises
OF entertainment that may be made by
representatives OF the Salt Lake chapter
and the authorize ton Of this invitation
by the board OF governors OF the Com
mercal club is a further guarantee that
YOUR 1912 convention held In Salt Lake
City Utah. will be success from every
point OF view"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
SPECIAL SESSION
CONSIDERS PAVING
City Council to Decide on In
prOyement of Main and
Center Streets.

special meeting OF the city council
has been called for Thursday night to
consider the paving OF North Main street
and Center street This work was Or
dered done by the council with bitulithic
paving, but this measure was disap-
proved by Mayor John S. Bransford, on
account of the fact that some OF the
abutting property owners sent In "a pro-
test and asked that bids be called for on
that they had been informed that other
kinds Of paving were as good and perhaps
better. and some OF the sisners OF the
petition originally asking for the bitull
thic pavement have asked to have their
names stricken off.
Mayor Bransford also is against the
ness Instead of designating the number
Of inches The standard thickness VIII
be construed to mean six inches, II Is
said. while the paving should be at least
Frank Matthews. land and water COM
missioner has filed communication
with the city recorder to come before the
council recommending that the city I'm.
mediately construct Il new conduit In MIL
Creek and also new spillways in Mil
Creek and Cottonwood in order. that the
water in the. East Jordan canal ma. be
properly used. Councilman ]. w. McKin-
ney, In resolution which is pending In
the council. has asked TO have Mr. Mat
water north of Twelfth South in the Salt
Lako and Jordan canal, Mr.. Matthews
says that while there always has been
some water In the canal, there has been
considerable, owing to the fact that
the facilities do not properly per-
NIT the use Of all OF the water in the
East Jordan canal, and he says the mat
ter can be remedied by the council TAX
Ing action along the line of his recon-
mcndation. He recommends that some
thing be done at once in order that the
canal can be put Into the proper condi-
tion for the opening OF the season April
next wear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
OLD-FASHIONED STORE AT
THE ELKS' CARNIVAL

Folks who are along in years know what
an old time country store is. but none OF
the younger generation has never seen
the inside Of one. Opportunity will be
given them at Satair on August 1s.
next Wednesday, when the Elks hold their
midsummer carnival at the resort. to see
what u real old time country store is like.
a place where one can sit and gossip and
handle the .neighbors without gloves and
where one can chew tobacco to the
hearts content. Then, too the old time
merchant will be on hand to welcome one
and swap yarns about this, that and the
other. meanwhile quietly gathering in
ones loose shekels for the wares which
he will have on sale. And one will en-
JOY spending ones money with him for 1t
Will go easy and one will want to go
again. for everything upon the shelves
will sell for 10 cents and above all one
will meet In the person OF Colonel APP
pIegate most genial gentleman and
most affable merchant.
After one has invested port Of: ones
wealth in the store ones wife and kids
will want to see the vaudeville perform
ance In the theater and one will send
them there while George Silks Will en-
tertan one at his resort.
In addition to all tho other attractions.
one may receive a present good for an
outing in Yellowstone park Via the wy
lie Way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
BAD CHECK OPERATORS
in TOLLS OF THE LAW

Three men were arrested yesterday
morning by the police on charges OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses L.
hended by Captain OF Detectives Riley NJ.
Beckstcad. 1t is alleged that Farr wrote
checks on a bank in which he had no
FUNDS on deposit and that Fanorton
cashed these checks
s.. s. Stuky was arrested by Detectives
GNding and Wilson. 1t Is alleged that he
passed q worthless check Oh c. T. Hay
den for $40 and another on Doran K Weed
for S1! 1t Is alleged that he passed other
Worthless checks, In nil aggrogating sl25
Stuky received draft from his mother
yesterday afternoon for $50 which en-
abled him to cover all his OBLIGATIONS.
When the checks were made good he was
released from the city Jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
AERO CLUB IS
GIVEN SUPPORT
Real Estate Association Has In
.dorsed Proposed Association
for Salt Lake.
BIG BALLOON WILL GIVE
CITY MUCH PUBLICITY
Membership of 200 Expected
for Novel Organization Now
Being Formed.

The Salt Lake Real Estate association
at it's monthly meeting at the CONNER
ciaI club yesterday adopted resolution
indorsng the movement to organize an
aero club In Salt Lake CITY under the
auspices CT which aviation meets and
other aerial events are 10 he held "
Robert n. Campbell. who has taken a
keen interest In aeronautics for several
years, s the parent of the idea to form
a local aero club. Al yesterdays meet
Ing Of the real estate association Mr..
Campbell introduced the following reso-
luton.
Resolved. That the Salt Lake Real
Estate association !ndcrse the proposed
organization OF an aero club for Salt Lake
City, on the grounds that such club
promises a great amount OF wide and fav-
ora BILE publicity for Salt Lake City.
In explanation of his resolution Mr
Campbell said that an aero club was in
and that within short time member
ship OF 200 was expected. He said an
initiation fee of $40 would be charged
with annual dues OF $40. Mr.. Campbell
for the purchase OF n balloon In the near
future. The balloon Will have capacity
of $4,000 cubic feet Of gas and Will be
equipped with a seven passenger basket
The resolution WAS adopted
Efforts Will be made by the real estate
association to arrange a sightseeing TRIP
for tourists to Midvale. With a stop at
the smelter a committee consisting OF
j. l.. Perkes, ". j. Ieaker. Charles
Tying. r. w, Eardley. w. j. Meeks and
W, G. Tuttle was appointed to confer
with those In charge of the local sight
seeing tours and with the smclter Off
ciais. with view to making the proposed
trip possible.
L. j. Haisley. representing the Ma
tional Association OF Real. Estate Elk
changes, addressed the meeting. urging
thnI the local association become feder-
ated with the national organization. Nc
action with reference to the request was
taken by the local association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
CREDIT MEN TO BRING
THEIR CONVENTION HERE

Progress in the campaign to bring the
next annual convention OF the National
Credit Mems association TO Salt Lake was
reported yesterday at q meeting OF the
Utah Association Of Credit Men held at
tho Commercial club, George Z. Forres-
ter, secretary Of the Utah association,
said that 5000 pieces Of advertising liter
AZURE azure nad neen a,s'riouted th In the cam
Salt Lake, and that much encourage =
ment had been given those active In the
campaign. Boston Is making a hard
fight for the next convention and while
Boston appears to he in the lead Salt
Lake Is not out OF the running.
At yeBterday's meeting more than 100
forms suggested for use in credit depart
Dents were on exhibition The exhibit
OF these forms will be made permanent
at the headquarters of the association in
the Boston building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
MORE TYPOS EN- ROUTE
TO FRISCO CONVENTION

Charles y. Smith. third vice president
OF the international Typographical union,
and a member OF the executive committee
OF that organization. was In Salt Lake
yesterday and was the guest OF the local
branch Of the international Mallers union.
OF which he Is also official Mr.. Smith
enjoyed a trip TO Saltatr and j tour
around Salt Lake. He said that about 500
OF the typos" from eastern cities would
pass through Salt Lake today and hoped
They would be allowed opportunity Ia
partially appreciate the attractions Of the
city. The great influx OF visitors IL ex-
pected Friday. when. according to sched-
ule. not less than 1000 delegates will spend
San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
SLASHED WITH RAZOR
BY NEGRO SNEAKTHIEF

L. E. Wilkinson. so West Fourth South
street, came TO the police station yester-
day morning suffering from n number of
severe razor cuts on his limbs and body
He said that about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning he discovered n negro In his
room. ne said that he asked what the
intruder was doing there and the negro
replied that he had made a mistake In
the room.
WILLIAMSON said that he knocked his vis-
tor down but that the negro came bocI, ar
MIN with razor, cut him u number OF
times, then made his escape from the
mousse: The Injuries OF Wilkinson were
attended, TO at the police station
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
INVITE ARCHITECTS TO
SEND in CAPITOL PLANS

FOR the purpose Of looking over some
plans sent from Denver, the local men,
bers of the state capitui commission held
short meeting In the governors office
wednesday morning. Architects were
ers TO be used in helping them in their
deliberations.
The commission Informally looked over
considered more fully at a mectIne of the
board TO he held later AT that time
they VIII be considered In connection
aaih other plans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
Burglars Make Haul.

II WAS reported 10 the police yester-
day morning that the home OF Mrs Jen-
ME Gordon. l45 Fourth East street had
bean entered by burglars some time dur
inf Tuesday night. The house was ran
sacked and the following articles were
stolen: Ono gold watch. one silver
watch, two gold chains. a gold fob and SIS
In cash. Entrance was made 10 the house
by forcing "A rear door.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
CITY AND VICINITY

FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Ziilah
Smith Vincent, wife OF John Vincent, will
DO held I'm the Sixteenth ward meeting
house Friday at 2 O'Clock. The casket
will be open at the residence OF Thomas
Francis, 629 West Second North. between
the hours OF IL and ] o'clock on the day
OF the fucnral.
ON THE GROUND OF non-support Bsr-
tina MotZkus began suit In the Third dia-
trlct court Wednesday morning for di-
vorcc from Herman Motzkus. They were
married October Is. 1899.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
OP TOME ETR|STS
MEET At LAKE
Second Days Session of the
Optical Association Held
at Saltair.
CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION
CAUSES LONG DEBATE
Fridays Session May Be Brief,
as Members Will Leave
for California.
ToOAY'S PROGRAMME.

10 a. m.-Scsslon OF scientific sec
ton Technical addresses on scicn-
tihc subjects by ] c. Ebcrhardt OF
Dayton. o.. and Professor Needles OF
Kansas CITY New business and cleo
ton OF scientific section officers.
Noon-Orean recital at tabernacle,
2:30 D. m.-Annual election OF Of
nccrs OF American Optical assocla-
ton Remarks by newly elected Of
flcers and general discussion.
iCyeninE-At Wandamere or at prac-
ticc OF famous tabernacle choir.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
Husband Refused to Prosecute.

Following her preliminary hearing yes
terday afternoon before Judge j. NJ. Bow
man. Mrs. Irena Abeytia. charged With
assault with a deadly weapon was re-
leased from custody and her case dis
missed II was alleged TINT she aI-
tempted to shoot her husband, Martin
Abeytla. on the night OF July 20. Mr..
heytia refused to prosecute his wlic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10

Mra. j. C.. Hise, E. II. Shaw. Mrs Hud-
son.
Social comnittee-Mrs. Jacobs. Mira
Beaslee. Mrs. Morningstar Mrs, Gaby,
Miss Hanson. DR. Peak, r. ]. Evans. A
E. EberhaIdf,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
The Rathskeller Cafe, Second South
and Main.

Jones, pianist; Mack, basso; Smith
contra tenor; Brooks, baritone, with
guitars and banjos. They are enter
tainers worth hearing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10

The Majestic trio of Chicago at the
Rathskeller cafe, Second South and
Main, They are entertainers of merit,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-10
No Clew to Valuable, II,
Disappeared From S.l,.'
Cheek Room.
AMOUNT OF Loss IS h
APPROXIMATELY !,
Statements of the Losers
Attendants Differ an Ii,
Important Details. \

The alleged mysterious dS,..
at SaItair Monday afternoon =, ~
said to be $1,000 worth o. A..
veloped yesterday into An allsoss j.
robbery, The statements a, a>
women who claim to haye ,o.,
monds and of Claude Husson
charge Of the check sland ~. W
air company, differ widely In r., .M M
tant details. m al
Mr. Russell says that n msr
name OF Cunningham called y, nyl'|
uables window about ter u,,.,u du .at
the trio had checked their vsh,a.s. hs.
proclaimed the package a)ss"s
contained tho diamonds. o y
MIR. Cunningham. Mrs. G. +, ..
ami Mrs. NJ Ward agree IN ,sa
mcnt that when they ret,rnsn ms
check window and their valnss,.
not he found Mr.. Russell to,d y I
was sure the package was u yN.,un sn''
remembered that no man nv m,
Cunningham had reclaimed ~
this afternoon. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-22
SabrIid,e geriammlung.

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Der 9utcsTs 2ibe klloclaiien fas bic Esabt ben
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lieri), bic beim adt<n bic Rnie riims
pfen. unb nihi baran bsnfen, bab Iis
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tel, tDDmit fis fpobriheinlin ouf oem
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arfsmtde setnnntmaamn

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r1eu in Der Office bee Ctretior Of Bubble Ssr.
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Gina Eaualieri iiber bic aosme.
til Der Naie.

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niht rerid6nsrn unb bann ia6n trbols
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