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FUNDS FOR THE FOURTH.

-" ONCERNING the action Of the Board Of Alder
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~ men in voting the sum of $4,000 to assist IN
H providing a sane and safe celebration Of the
" Fourth Of July, the expression of popular sentiment
has been wholly one Of commentator and APP
~ proval. 1t is a proper use Of public money and
will serve a geL vine public need.
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Tho FolIIno Of
. Conspiracy.

10 Pinkerton W as ne:
ITO DESTROY the bridges n march to Washington % wret II from he hands
Of the authorities. . There as q plot to bun the bridges an destroy
tho railroad and mudu Mr. Lincoln OF his way o Washington"
The mn IN charge Of IAncons tour acted promptly AM wisely They ~
tbs telegraph wEs leading to Baltimore Then. known only TO Lincoln AM .
few OF their " number. they arranged a totally different rosramm from
that already laid out for The rest Of m journey
Lincoln attended a informal dinner that evening at the hotel IN Harrs-
to his room. Lincoln changed his evening Clothes FOR a travelling suit,
he slipped out Of a side door entered his carriage and drove to tho station and
took a waiting train for Philadelphia There unknown to any outsdes ne
boarded . train from New York. II passed through Baltimore At dead Of
night an went straight o to tho nations capital.
OF. the morning OF Feb. g. as n consprAtors were preparing for Linoor's
ARRIVAL in Baltimore. word reached them that their intended victim had e.-
capped and as sae in Washington.
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to sccept ice cream from the stately danes Of "The Woman's Welfare
Department Of the National Civic Federation"p
1t is true that in refusing the gift the Census ladies said: "f
the women Of the Welfare Department have money to spare let
them buy ice cream for the poor. We OF the Census Bureau can
buy ice cream for ourselves" But that statement was clearly a
fashion OF defiance. The ladies Of the Bureau surely do not have
to buy ice cream for themselves any more than DO the girls Of other
American communities
Following so closely upon the row at Annapolis over the work
ing girl invited to a Naval Academy dance, the new outbreak shows
how keen is the mutual dstrust between those who would like 10
be lady patronesses" and those who refuse 10 be patronizcd II
Is to be noted that in the midst OF the controversy the ics roam
melted. 1t was a hot day.
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This " his FIRST authentic picture. There are eight other
men In the grol " but You ought TO have no trouble at all
In picking out sweeney. In case you are not good at rec
ognizing even such a perfect likeness, here u a tip for your
guidance:
The famous Tell II to Sweeney" Joke started when
Sweeney whispered It TO Brown. who repeated It to Jones.
who passed It on to Robinson. Tho story went around In a
circle until It came back to Sweeney in spch changed form
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A WAR OF WOMEN.

ETWEEN tho sst in Washington that h ambas.
sadonal in aspiration and oourtly in manner, and
that other set in the public service that works
for its money. there appears to be a constant grind
that keeps the fighting edge always sharp. How
else can We understand why some one thousand
girls Of the Census Bureau scorned ths otbor 1ov
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S&RHFsApafp<SG3Isz4&6&Rs9,
1BY ALBERT RNHHSON TERiiUNE|
ON TERHUNE~

through az darkneB.
The mar wa Abraham Lincoln. who val on his way to Washington 70
be inaugurated President of the United States. His odd action in leaving
the Harrisburg hotel by stealth wa part Of q clever russw whereby be -
capped falling victim t, the first Of many plots against his life.
Plot after plot. during the next four years, a to be made for his death
or kidnapping. but he seemed to bear Q charmed life until his geat mia
zion Of saving the Union as accomplished. Then. in the first flush Of vic.
tory. he Was 10 die at q assassins hand-anotheri instance Of the Napoleon
maxim, MAI d immortal till his work h done"
Our country n on the vey edge Of owl wr. The South. ressnans
he Norths attitude toward NavNy. ~ prpGrng 10 break way 70 che
Under mnd old President DuuManAn che 6ouhrnsrs wNS AAowsd 10
work almost openly for this coming SssaHn M TO sMss government ero N
ammunition. Then. In November. Ia Abraham Lnoon ~ devoted Prevalent
His hatred Of slavery and bis resolve . prevent secession were veil knSW.
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On the Verge
Of Q War.

o'foc n could o:ooms Prsadsns shs'' people new sa a.v~y - -
against the Pr.adsnt-Nsots me ~ formed. Had It rooossdsd An~4as hss~v
for thu past half century might have been utterly changed.
Lincoln hd Planned to stop At ssveral oNes on his ~ nom his Wnos
nome to Washington, where . was b b insueuraAed. lis proposed rWs -
oiuded visits to New York, Philadelphia. Harr1stusU and baltimore -
reached Philadelphia o. Feb. n. uO- The To- morning CwasnhGtons B6u|
day. he hohNsd IN American nag over Independence Han Thence he wnt 0s
same day to Pennsyivanias etats oaptaL Harrisburg. where - ws rsoawd
by the Governor and LsrsAturs Il had been decided that he should su4vS
nsx morning IN Baltimore where another omdI reception had o~n sr~nsA
But from Allan P1nksrton. ron Gen. Scott m from william Seward ~
rsosivsd warnings. CLEANED from three Independent sources. thAs there ~ .
wore IN scpsmes details:
1T va altered that atesms bankWA merchants m others ~ 0-
sssed in the conspiracy. and tina they - meeting s'atiy in . private Foem
Tayiors Building, OF Fayetts stree, near Calvert. The plan - revealed
GEMS to have been TO create a mob Of the most exc,table elements Of sodsy
In Baltimore. osenstiy against thu Republican Committee IN hat city, whAs
they nj IN nobly loyal citizens we're honortng Mr.. Lincoln ny . public rsosp-
ton at ths railway station.
In te confusion created by M rot IN hired a.
0.--Mm-. sas.ins were to rush forward. shoot OF stab M President
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IL OVOcOUn mO&nV N 9nIUSS EDSInt c1nu. WI
South ~ large made ready for the CONFLICT, . osrtatl
lsas element In MARYLAND and eisswAsS limited the
shortest and stmplsst solution OF the whole Afna4F ~,
to put Lincoln out Of the way. II he Msrs to b g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
COUNCIL IGNORES
SHOOTS TELEGRAM

Considering the source" the city
council last night decided 10 ignore the
telegram published i'm the Herald -Repub-
llcan purporting TO have come from Sem
ator Reed Smoot. in which Smoot said.
or was made 10 say, that lie congratu-
lated the successful candidates in last
Tuesdays election and expressing the
hope that Salt Lake would now be a
cleaner. better and greater city, with
craft. Vice and dislike eliminated"
Al last nights meeting Councilman
Reed introduced a resolution calling upon
Senator Smoot 10 appear before the coun .
Gil and produce proofs upon which he
based his accusations OF graft. or. in lieu
thereof, demanding a public retractlon.
The resolution was quite extensively dis
cussed, but in the end, on roll call vote,
IL was rejected. Captain Reed alone vot-
ing for g.. II was the sense OF the
council that the slander should not be
dIEuifed with recognition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
RODGERS TO COMPLETE
HIS TRIP TOMORROW

PASADENA. Cal. Nov. 10.-Aviator
c. p. Rodgers will complete his trans
continental flight next Sunday de-
spite the protests made by the Minis.
terinl union of this city. Rodgers told
the clergymen today that as he had al
ready signed contract 10 land In Long
Beach on Sunday he would not change
his plan. He said, however, that he
never did relish flying on Sunday. as
nearly all of the accidents he had met
with during his career in aviation had
allen ON SUNDAYS and he had begun TO
look on the Sabbath as mis- Jonah.
With the flight TO Long Beach.
Rodgers will have completed. technlc,,
ally. his coast-to-coast journey, and
This run of twenty miles viii bring his
total distance travelled by air up to
1881 miles.
He left Shecpshead BAY, y. Y, Sep
tember Il. and made the trip 70 Pasa'
dena. 423l miles, in 1929 minutes actual
flving time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
WILL ATTEMPT TO GO
AIOFT FROM HANDCAR

FL. PASo, Tex, Noy. lo.-Bealen for
Tho moment by the heavy sand at Masto-
don \, NJ. fifteen, miles west OF here,
in which his aeropIsue stuck when he he
landed last SUNDAY. Aviator Robert G.
Enw,lcr will atteUpt 10 resume his trims
continental flighr next sunday from The
ION of q railroad push" car. Should he
hc successful. he will have csta ollshed a
record for the most unique starting point
of an aviation Hight. -
E,ly flew from the deck or a hsttlcship
In San Francisco hsrbor. curtiss rose
rom tho waters OF san Diego BAY and
Rohortson from the surface of the MIS-
siSsIppi river hut To rise from a hand
car i'm the desert viii be unique In the
annals Of aviation
kS,er nearly week spent IN at
,cmn,inc To- dig his machine from th9
hraTy desert sand. which prey ented him
from getting the running start necessary
IN take 10 The mir, Fowler today gave UP
the task The machine viii be taken
apart and reaEscmhled on tho. hand car
.,r a nearby railroad. Men VIII push the
car along the track al full speed untll
snfficcnt momentum ~ ACQUIRED, Wnsn ,,,
The motor viii be started and Fowler VIII
attempt 10 rise,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
CARBON COUNTY To
RECONVENE BOARD
Disparity in Valuation OF
Banks at Price Cause of
the Action.

According 10 an order issued oy the
slate board OF equalization. The hoard Of
ot Carbon county viii re-
convene today Tor the purpose OF correct
inr valuations heretofore fNcd.
This special rcconvention OF the Car
hon county board was brought about
through a disparity between valuations
nxed by the board upon two banks at
price Complaint was made 10 the state
board that favoritism had been shown as
between the two banks, and that there
yyas but one or tho county commissioners
.nroscut al the meeting which ordered the
Valuations complained or There was
=, considerable local sduabble a. Price
oycr the matter. and some bitter feeling
WIS enSendcrcd. Upon being formally re-
ouestcd to act IN tho case the state
hoard has ordered the Carbon county
hoard TO rsconvcne and make proper cor
rection. As stated. the meeting wlll be
held Al Price today. and Immediately
thereafter tho state hps "a Will he advised
as 10 the nature Of The action taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
MORE EVIDENCE IN THE
CASE OF MRS. NERMlLIA

CHICAGO Nov. lo.-Poison found In
tbe visccra OF two more of the ten per
Sors yybo have died ulysterously beneath
The roof OF Mrs; Louise Vsrmilya today
a%rusations AGAINST the woman, ~ The
county jsil hospital. where she hes 81, II
shr was not informed OF the new evil
denrr.
uIpcss has DELAYED the report today conf
mun!coted Y 10 Or, r. r Lecoupt o.
rIst's finding Vas tha; arsenic was pres
sn, IN largo quantities In tho viscers Of
Conductor Richard r. Smith and that os
Frank Rrinkamp. the latter heinz Mrs.
NcTmilNa's son.
These two bodies were cNhumei after
poison had been found IN the remains or
Policeman Arthur Bissonette, The last Of
tho ten 10 die.
In Wow OF The findings Of the chemists
today Coroner hoffman u disposed 10
omen graves OF more of those who died
beneath Mrs NirmilNa'S -oof.
Mrs. Ncrmilya was near death during
the day She is suffering from valvulaT
heart disease
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
BREAKS HIS PAROLE
AND IS RECAPTURED
Youthful Prisoner From Cali
fornia Arrested at Salt
Lake Y. M. G. A.

w Rudolph, aged "a years serving an
eieht-year sentence FOR forgery at the
state prison al san Quentin. Cal, and
wanted by the California authorities for
violating his parole, was arrested last
night AT the y NJ. G. A.. one door west
OF the police station on East First South
street, by Detective Earl Ripley.
II Is considered strange by the police
that Rudolph should have chosen n hid
ing place within hundred yards Of
the police station. The convict came TO
Sal, Lake abou. six weeks ago and was
employed Dy the Y. VI. g. \. - towel
checker In The gymnasium, The Off
cials of the Y. NJ. {. A. said last night
that Rudolph has conducted himself prop
ery since he has been in their en-
ploy.
Rudolph was arrested in Salt Lake a
number OF wears ago ON charge Of rob-
berr. However, he was never convicted.
lie is young man of pTepoSsesslnS
appearance and is musician by pro-
fession lie was convicted in Alameda
tho crime OF forgery and sentenced TO
eight years i'm the state prison of Call
fornia lie was psroled March |. 1911.
After his capture yesterday he said
that hc lost his position In California.
aud, rs he knew that without work he
must go back 10 prison, ne broke MS
parole.
\ description OF Rudolph was received
by the chief OF police only few hours
preceding his arrest. S. NJ. Barlow, chief
OF police. intended notifying the Cali
fornia authorities that Rudolph was be
having himself here and thus allow him
10 retain his position. However. before
this could be done telegram was re-
ccived from San Quentin requesting the
local authorities 10 make an immediate
arrest and stating that an officer would
bc sent 10 take Rudolph back TO Call
fornlS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
d BOY VICTIM
EOF BOILING SOAP

h Of Miguel Chcyes. aged :
4 Nr. and Mrs. Mike CheV Vcs.
!. saith State street. who fell
y boiling soap material and
minutes afterwards, will he
fefhoon ar , o'clock from the
talp'l Of O'Donnell & Co.
y In Calvary cemetery.
aH o' the child operate a
10 and also make large guam
az .sTse pot OF soap mate =
sslhE IN the kitchen. The
aqny with a new top and
4 o's left the kitchen for a
/ boy fell into the boiling
~ covered his entire body
nfpllon OF the head and feet.
~ Has Immediately sum
oovld do nothing and the
.N few hours suffering.
-, Ire only son In family
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
CLUB IS IN EARNEST
ON SMOKE NUISANCE
VIII Give All Possible Assist
ance to City in the
Matter.

Further steps in the campaign a1airtt
the smoke nuisance in this city we're
taken Yesterday AZ meeting Of the spe
claI vigilance committee appointed by he
commercial club committee on sanItation
and public welfare The committee
mrnding Frank -. Rutherford 10 MAYOR
John s. Bransford for appointment TO Tho
position OF city smoke inspector.
Al the Monday session Of the cI.y
the positions OF two smoke inspectors AZ
ssiarIcs or AloO per month and one ex-
per, stoker al salary of IS rer dav.
This resulted from the ordinance recent
~ enacted placing ban on the heads Of
those who make no effort 10 eradicate
The smoke evil from their buildings or
factories.
Following tho enactment OF the ordi o.
nance the Commercial club took up the
question. which IL had long considered
and hoped 10 cope with in some way
ne special vigilance committee was ap-
pointed and a campaign was launched
several weeks ago against the smoke
nuisance. The public was warned or the
evils arising from smoke and smoke max
ers were given time in which to hnd
ways and means Of operating within the
law.
With the appointment OF the inspectors
and stoker Investigations will he made
throughout the city and those found vio-
latlng the ordinance against the smoke
nuisance VIII be at once prosecuted. The
committee and the council feel that this
vii be the most advantageous method in
handling the situation.
What appoiptees beside Mr. Ruthcr-
ford may he placed before the council
next Monday night Ia not vet known Mr.
Rutherford. although an architect. has
givon much time and study 10 boiler and
fuel apparatus installation and also to
smoke consuming appliances His ap-
pointment is recommended 10 the mayor
on this account and he Is looked upon as
n nan well fitted for the position.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
PROTEST Is MADE
FOR WIDER STREET,

On behalf Of the Continental National
hank J. e Cosgrlm and other officials
OF the bank have nled with the city re-
corder petition To be presented TO the
civ council next Monday night asking
that the council either direct the Walker
real Estate company. which Is erecting
ihe siSteeu-story Walker building on the
corner OF Second south ana Main
sfyeets 10 arcade the sidewalk or in
struct the police department 10 keep the
north side OF Second South street from
Commercial To Main streets free from
standing vehicles.
The street is now sn narrow at this
point and with three street car trucks
traffic l. greatly obstruct"d, and tho
bank while not protesting about the
fenctnE OF tho sidewalk. which OF course
is conceded 20 bc necessary. desires To
have n clear street TO facilitate traffic in
the vicinity as much as possible,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
CHURCH PREPARES
TO TRAIN MISSIONARIES

Steps have been taken by the authori-
ties OF the Mormon church TO institute
a school Of correspondence FOR the pur-
nose of educating those Of its members
who would like to prepare themselves
for missionary work, but who are no!
so situated that they can 20 10 school
with that obiec; In view. Bishop Il. :.
Sheets has been chosen to take charge
Of the correspondence course which
VIII be conducted in connection with the
church school system. The course will
consist not only OF scriptural and gospel
lessons but also instruction Will bc given
in department. manner OF presentation
Of self. and OF literature. church sta
tistics dealing with births. marriages.
moral purty. education, colonization
schemes. financial and social dolngs and
other things of n useful and practical
nature,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
EHOME FROM
| A TRIP TO BOISE

strs state Insurance commits
~ jp.l returned from Roise.
|ke,. hs rent last Monday for
~ n making an examination
|hr u the Idaho State Lite In
|rcArv.
h. nys that this company is
YfttseH months old and that
Ir1rn attached 10 the outcome
| nlriralon lust completed, n
~ company. there was some
y a. 10 hov 7, had thriVcd
- iNit he found il 10 he In good
rilh fair prospects ahead
, r,s capitol building at Boise
|grsf by Mr. Done, Ii Is ex-
MS; tha, II will he completed
~ N. legislature shall meet in
~ beautiful structure. but Mr.,
70 Tia, too little ground has
N % Il, The plot contains lit
rofe than three acres and II
irzrt. ~ either end Of the
el'ta1y been constructed two
tff' For the present. these
i.Anss constitute wings for
IN time Il Is contemplated
'1esf NTH new wings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
COM MISSION
PAY DELAY ACTION

N ihe state capitol com
rn called for Monday aft
clock. In that several
us commission are not In
~. hol probable that any i'm
|irs VII be taken.
n no, yet appointed a
~, we late President John
.oi has the mntter Of who
~ ,.d 10 succeed him been
e,s5..sioefation. This matter
a.N i,n AZ the meeting Mon =
|ah ~, 49,, not likely that any
|t G,Ms the funeral Of Presi-
eht" t'.,ncr .rncr Spry. e. Z. Loose
sll members OF the com
h ~ a,F' Mr.. Dern has 70
r,,r other Two are still I'm
IL ,n,., , mslr return II Is not
viii be done
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
RATE CELEBRATION
TO BE BIG AFFAIR

In response 10 ihe invitation 70 attend
the freight rate celebration al m, Com
mercisl club ueNt Wednesday nlsht ths
directors Of the Utah Manufacturers az
socia ton have accepted aud are extend
Ing the invitation by request - al The
members Of the orgsn'Eslion.
II - expected that n larxs number nl
the members VII be pTesenr. President
George Mc.Nlllstsr and Secretary II. T.
Collett have accepted the Invitation -
attend Tuesdays state convention cf re-
tail merchants az Ogden.
No tipping at ROYAL Cafe. Always
something good 10 cat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
n BICYCLE IS
||jI| DOWN BY AUTO
/ r,nk Receives Painful
\ dangerous Injuries
in Collision.
,,ir,..n-ysar-old Son Of

/ ,,Irt..n-ysar-old snn OF
b ,is East Third South
c-,ck and seriously injured
"',.,t and chest. by a taz'cao
s White. last night at
-, in front OF tho Frank
.,s,ueh the boY received
y h..oovvn3s Il Is expected that
~, i,,pp.nsd while the wind
|fr,, 80 snow in every dlrec-
~ y. IN. sleet on the streets
y" y,nns Frank was riding
~ Thlrd South street on MS
f,,n. vas travelling IN 'he same
\ IA eagsd and cluns 10 the
~ sirdS,Isrd ~ tho automo-
almost OPAQUE. Owing
g mog and the onscured
~ .-,ndsusrd. White did not
y ,isInr in front Of him. He
~ a. bicycle and automo-
.,,,b.r and heard the boy
h6y was carried 10 his
r. 3. spraguo was sum
.,-aInr from tho left eye a
SIN inches upward over
-, physician found deep
d Ths scelp had been pulled
ES Inches from its normal
A,r v,s found a deep wound
=, Internal injury I'm the 40
n ,sn dressing the boy 9
! syrarue expressed the opin-
xonld recover.
80 bv the greatest Of good
"a Dr.. spraSue, mat tnc
y,s noi fractured.
~, wus investigated by Mo-
|s,riman Grundyig and White
IL, The police station. How
4 sp no, held
~ . number of Witnesses 10
-. among whom was >. NJ.
An eyevltnosses say that
-,,flns was travelling rapidly,
/. a rad slowed down at the
|,n.hn Of Whites machine
r-s,sS ~ the time Of the ac-
,,,soth Il was after dark. hut
\ "a, and side lights OF the
p- lighted.
at-ssed his deep regret al
y, ara said that on his return
|ns he had Intended putting
Ia M, on account Of the wealth
|s-,.rcus roads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
Alleged Deserter Caught.

Dan Burkett, aged 36 years. recently a
soldier OF the Fifteenth infantry. which
Ieft the local post for the Philippine
islands a week ago. was arrested at a u
early hour this morning by Patrolmen
Davidson and Lsichtsr on suspicion Of
being a deserter. The case Will he In
vestignted this morning Rurlsott said
Thai he had missed the train on which
his company left Salt Lake. fIe was
arrested at the old Taylor house on East
second South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
|S SAFE OPEN
AND LOSES s4oo

Ia,d sos,, LIQUOR company. "a
~ b,r. street, VAS entered
~ In u'ne Thursday night
EN N. I" cash Has stolen. The
m 1, ,,leic closed up his Or
II s,,,.,lS l,lS O'clock Thursdav
|s,tn.s 10 lock the ssfc
ssi, Soout $500 In cash and
Inc checks We're % unt
/. az no,nS nSor opened the sa-
t .iefyt'inlne the doors were
4 is i.ns seemed 90 be in
, sl,co,.pon opening tho safr'
N ea that he had been
GigstIon nsported TO the Police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT, LIKE THEATER-"Th. Girl
~ IN" Taxi Matinee TO-DAY. 2.l5.
Evening curtain, Sis.
COLONIAL THEATEE - Gertrude
Iiotfmann in "Saison des Ballets
nnsaes. Matinee today, 2:l5. Cur
tain tonight, SIS.
oRruEUM rHEATEs - Advanced
vaudeville. All week, Matinee daily
at 2I6. Evening performance. be-
gins at s.i6.
GARRICK THEATER-"Zaza," by
lne Gsrrick Stoch company. All
eeH. Matinee today. e:i5. Even
inS curtain, Sis.
EMPRESS HEATER-sull!van 4.
Considlnc vaudeville. Matinee daily
AZ ESQ. Two performances each
evening at 1:36 and 9.l6.
LIBERTY THEATER-Mo Motion pic
lures. songs and orchestra. After
noon and evening.
MAJESTIC THEATER-Abbreviated
musical comedy, by the Majestic
comedy company. Matinee daily
Two performa noes each evening
CASINO THEATER-MotIon pictures
and vaudeville, Afternoon and
evening.
MISSION THEATER-Notion pic
lures and vaudeville. Afternoon and
evening.
MEHESY THEATER-Motion pic
lures and illustrated songs. Daily
ii a, IN. TO II D. IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-11
Resigns; Saves Trouble.

SACRAMENTO. Nov. l0.-Williain y.
shannon state printer. whose office has
hocr under investigation by leSisla-
tive committee. resigned TO-DAY. lie wss
accused OF eXtravagant purchases from
paper and printing supply firms :, IL
dropped.