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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
KENTUCK|AN LIKES
SALT LAKE PROSPECTS
Sees Great Future for CONNER
ciaI and Industrial
Activity Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Lavielle of Louis
vile, Ky. are in the city on visit
to their nephew, W. j. Laviel!e, a prom
inent business man here Mr.. and Mrs.
Lavielle have been on a tour Of the
west and west coast cities and are trav"
cling homeward by easy stages.
Mr.. Lavielle some years ago retired
from active business. This is his first
visit TO Salt Lake in seven years. He
expresses himself as wonderfully sur
prised at the growth and great improve
ments manifest in this city during that
time.
.sSince my arrival here said MI
Lavielle, twe have been taken over the
city by our nephew, and to me the I'M"
proved conditions were n most gratlfy-
ing surprise Salt Lake, in my opinion,
is on the highway of substantial growth
and continual prosperity ! base my
Judgment largely upon this city's geo
graphical position. The physical con
ditions of the country render active,
dangerous business competition impos'
sible to any great extent, Tor the rea-
son that no great business center can
be established within six or seven hun
dred miles This city is bound to be the
distributing point for this great inter
mountain region-a great railroad cen
ter, and rs / conceive, in the near tu-
ture a manufacturing center of the
first instance,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
New Books for Library

The following icrty-two books, VIII be
added 20 the public library Monday.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bailey-santary and Applied Chem
istry.
Eoultins-Woman in Italy
B-acq-France Under the Republic.
Coleridge@-Gathered Leaves from the
Prose.
Courthope-History of English Poetry,
Davenport-Enslish Embroidered Book
bindings.
Delancey-A 10 Z of Pigeons aud Ban
tams.
Ellie-World of Dreams.
Farrand ed,-Records of the Federal
Convention. vols.
F!shcr-Puychasng Power OF Money.
Fletcher-English Book Collectors.
Forbusl:-Church Work With Boys.
Ful;er-Life Without ana Life Within.
E'ulcr-Papcrs.
Henderson-Preventive Agencies and
Methods.
Mccellan-Hlstoric Dress in America,
1S00-lS70.
Picpape-Trlncess OF Strategy.
plomer-English Printing.
Rowscll-Hinon de L'Enclos and Her
Century.
schmcer-Flow of Water
Sturgis-Artist's Way OF Working, .
Turner-Essays in American History.
FICTION.
Bacheler-Keepins Up With Lizzie.
Bain-Ashes of q God.
Daskam-Whne Caroline Was Growing.
Johannes--Man In the Blue Coat.
lie QueX-ReG Room.
Montgomery-Story Girl.
Pryor-Colonei's Story
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
Alen--Navy Blue.
Bryce-Fsbles From Afar.
Bryce-Short Stories for Little Folks.
EGsleston-What Happened at Quasi.
Holden-Our Country's Flag.
Lei2hton-Coo-
Lyall-pigeon Keeping for Amateurs.
Peers-Saints In Story.
Pike-Our Little Panama Cousin.
Siyatcmeyer-Dsve Porter and His Ri
walls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination for Salt Lake City
teachers will be held at the LAFAYETTE
school building on Monday and Tues
day, June 12 and l3. beginning at
a m. of the first day.
All teachers and candidates no:
holding certificates valid for l0lI.1Ole
are expected to take this examination
Candidates for high school certif
Gates will please notify the under
signed not later than Thursday
June 8,
Pens, ink and paper will be fur
nished D. II CHRISTENSEN.
Chairman Board of Examiners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11

The uniform success that has attend
ell the use of Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made it a favorite everywhere. 1t
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
Excursions North

Via Oregon Short Line, June II and
July !, - and %. Special low rates
TO northern Utah and Idaho points,
with long limits. See agents for rates
and further particulars. City Ticket
Office, Hotel Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
A GOOD LIST OF LOW PRICED
Table DamaSk G Napkins

In great demand by every partic-
ular housekeepcr to save finer table
linens from fruit stains.
We carry the biggest stock in the
west as regards both designs and
price inducements.
SOC bleached table linens, 81 inches
wide, this week, 9An
per yard ...-....,.. GON
75c silver bleached table linens, 90
nlnaE inches wi wide; e., next 47c
Napkins to match, value OQn
$50 per dozen ...... OOS
Soc bleaehed table linens, 10 inches
wide, this week, SO~
per yard .,.,..a....,. @V&
Napkins to match. value @A AQ
1925 per dozen 49,. 9lsTO
Our regular S1.00 silver bleached ia
bic linens, 2 yards wide; 7Ao
this week, per yard ...... TS
Napkins to match, value &N QE
$3.50 per dozen .. % AsCS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11

If your want be a situation. make
it known by the insertion of want
"ad' in The Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11

81 Ogden and return Sunday via
O. 5. l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11

Excursions to Ogden every Sunday
via o. S. L. 81 round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
Denver & Rio Grande Time Table

pepart-DaIIy. I'm effect juno 10, 1stc)
Provo Manti and Marysvale. 7:5oa. NJ
bingham and Midvale ,-,-,... 800 a. m.
Denver, chicago and cast. $40 a. m.
Park CITY .-..,.....,....-e-s.,. 800 a. m
Ogden and intermediate points 1925 a m
Ogden and San Francisco 1:i5 %. m
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
and ',..,'.,; ....<-'.e...,.. .:25 p. m.
niioVale ana hl2shan ........- ESQ p. m.
i3cnYer' Enicaso ana east 4;05 p. m
6lovo. lintic and 5nter points 6:05 p. m
ORnen and intcrHedlate points, $40 D. m
Denver. Sh,chBo ana east 3:10 p. m.
Srand juno, and inter points. 7:20 D. m
Ogden, San Francisco and Port
!and .-..'.... ..---.-,-.,.....1i.45 D. NJ
ArrlVe-Dafly,
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
Ogden and inter. points 10 on = ~, ~,
Provo. Tintic and inter. points 10 On n ~
Bingham and Midvale - 10. s0 a -,
Denver, Chicago and east 1.30 n ~
oGcen ana inter points .-,.. 1:55 D. m.
Denver Cnicago ana east; ...- 2:15 p. m
Srano juno. anu inter; points. go D. m.
1cuen ano San Frahcisco .-..~ BOO p. m.
Cark CitS ....'.s.-- ,.s 5:OO p. m.
Bingham ana HidVale ,.....--. 5;45 p. m.
Provo. Manti. Marysvale. He
Der ,,:.... ....."...-:. s:O5 p. M
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
land ;:.-.,:. ,...:..... 700 p. m
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
land .-:---.-.- -..,-.-....., 7:I0 p. m.
Denver Chicago and east ..,.,.ll:25 y. M.
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U. G. 7. CONVENTION
Ogden, June u, 13, a, Via Bambergel
Electric Line.

Round trip $1-10 Tickets on sale
June llth to l4th. Good returning
June 18th.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
Bar gains

Sosh eGaAAh AG0a VI uAAaS
The curtain department wants to
outdo every other section of the
store. But for that there would be
neither rhyme nor reason in the tre-
mendous reductions made on the
most desirable Of new goods. For
instance:
$3.50 white Irish point GN no
curtains, go per pair W 0s@O
$500 scrim curtains, cream O GE
and Arab, go per pair PAsVS
S4.00 cluny curtains. @9 GE
go per pair ....,,..... %AoVV
5000 swiss point curtains, @S NA
90 per pair .......,. %Ge 6V
500 go peq eqFpgi onir curtains S3.85
$50 camp cloth curtains, @E OF
go per pair ,.-.,....,- ~ 1s C0
$50 sun fast curtains, GA OF
go per pair ... @&sO OC
Sis,oU 20 per- aFln pair rueet curtalnsS9.8O
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22
1EADrTG MAN

into II and purchase first small car
and then later a larger one. Jessup also
speculates and he mortgages his house
whether to pay for his cars or support
his stock deals Is part OF the problem.
His wife upbraids him for speculatins
on the ground that It is immoral. Then
accuses her OF extravaganza. Finally he
recoups himself in the market by a lucky
turn, pays off the mortgage and buys
her new car. His partner becomes en-
gagged to her best friend and all is we'll
orin johnson has the role OF Jessup and
Oza waldrop that of his wife. There
will be a Wednesday matinee.
No better equipped organization has
been sent upon the road in recent years
than Charles II. Waldron's "TrOcadero"
company which will be the attraction at
the popular Gayety theater for the week
starting this afternoon at $3.50
This company, which Is headed by
Frank Finnsy, includes In it's roster no
less than eight competent comedians,
amOng whom are Sam Adams. Frank
Ross. George Brennan, John Griffith.
Jack Clifford. Harry Mantell and Thomas
+. Bullock; while such accomplished ar
tlstes as Minnie Burke. Jeanette Young,
Frankie Bailey, COrinne Ford and Pearl
Wade have the principal roles, supported
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22
neatorcd Courage.

The southern lover was impetuous, says
the author of a recent book of remlnis-
cences OF eastern Virginia, entitled Mem,
and unused to passionate proposals OF
marriage. "Oh, don'tl" she interrupted
In a whisper. You frighten me dread
fully"
Overcome by contrition. the young man
humbly apologized for his fervor, and q
painful silence ensued. The giri broke
II at last.
Robert" she began. with hopeful
smile, "I don't think-I-shali-be-s
frightened this time"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22
unreIinhIe Tonmr.

When the head Of the household camo
to dinner his wife confronted him,
George" she said, Il don't know
what we are going to do with Tommy.
He has been downtown all the after
noon watching the silly base ball SCORE
again to Keep out of the street"
"Why, ma" cried the indignant
Tommy 81 wasn't off tn sidewalk at
all. Pa an Uncle Jim was in the mid
die of tn street all tn time / seen
'em-an' they was yellin' like mad"
1t certainly Is hard to bring up child
that you can't depend on In an
ncY Y.-C1eVeland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22
LNEZ WEBBER
III he Hru9

Ziegfeld, jr., and the ASSOCIATION of these
two well known and successful producers
OF musical comedy has resulted IN turn
ing out one OF the most entertaining Of
ferings OF the year, Mr., Foy appears as
a man about town who is sentenced 10
thirty days on the island, "over the
river" at the penltentiary In New York.
for indulging too freely in stimulants.
The second act shows him on the island,
and the third shows a fete TO celebrate
his return after thirty days. The COM
pany supporting him includes Maude
Lambert. Edna Hunter. Beatrice Llddell,
the Reed sisters CGenevleve and Elolse,
who were with Montgomery and stone).
the three Methven sisters, and forty zieg-
field show girls. In addition to the eight
Berlin madcaps. dancers and choristers.
There win be a Wednesday matinee on
November 1.
At the American this week Miss Lang
and the Woodward players win be seen
in a play that has never been offered
In the west. "The Mills OF the Gods" a
powerfully appealing drama In four acts.
Its story is that OF a brother who sacri-
feed all for his sister and Of her un-
availing struggle. The end is one that
Is overwhelming in It's intensity, and yet
the whole Is logical ana conclusive In
It's direetness. The author has provided
against the somber tone OF Its move
ment by furnishing Il with a quality of
humor that relieves and At the same
time helghtens the effectiveness OF its
more serious aspects. Miss Lang will
have the leading role. and Mr.. Austin.
Webb. the new leading man. who makes
his first appearance today. win be seen
In fitting part. Others OF the company
will be well placed in the long cast
Matinees viii be played on Sunday
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
THE Darling OF Paris" French
pantomime which tells the story OF low,
anu passion. will be presented at tn,
orpheum theater this week. A company
OF twenty viii enact the silent drama
with Mile n. cOrio at the head Of IN,
organisation. Tho production will be un
usaily spectacular. as the costumes ar,
gorgeous. the lighting brilliant and tn
scenic effects pronounced. Nile Corio 4
said TO execute better than any othe
dancer on the American stage the famou
Apache dance. Special music has beSl
written for the act by N. salvat. VIII
conducts the orchestra.
Villa Holt Wakefield. the beautifu
aristocratic southern belle. will give
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22
Mz1NE BURRZ' AkAe Gayeky

b. score Of pretty and talented Choir
listers. "Sweeney's Vacation" n highly
amusing comedy In two acts, IL the new
play this year. Frank Finney's imper-
sonation Of Harry Lauder, the famous
Scotch artist. is said to be exceedingly
clever. and the base ball finale Of the
entertainment will quite surpass anything
OF similar nature yet staged, Minnie
Burke will pitch for Omaha, Ladies'
dime matinee daily, starting tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

speed" a problem comedy. II such a
thing be possible. win be the attraction
AZ the Boyd theater for four night start
ing next Sunday night. The story OF the
play deals with a married couple OF some
Mrs. Edwin Wise Jessup. They have
the north shore OF Long Island. They
find that their neighbors are all motor
car owners, and although they are at
first resolved not TO indulge In this form
Of enjoyment, they are finally dragged
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22
ScENE MM Tie En6iniau
~ ne BrandeIS

cNRY MILLERs engagement
at the Brandels on Sunday and
Monday evenings presents the
hctor-manaser In a big role OF
the type which playgoers have
learned TO associate with his
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22
-A Me OsRAc1ln

number of her unique song readings.
Miss Wakefield Is known throughout
America as ono OF the most delightful
entertainers. Gerald Griffin and COM
pany will present a one-act play called
'other Peoples Money" q tabloid ver-
sion OF Edward Owing Towne's comedy
OF the same name. Bob Pender's Giants
In "The Long and Short OF IL" will make
more happen In fifteen minutes than is
frequently seen In a two-hour show. The
giants, who range In height from four
to twenty feet, are comedians and
pantomimists In every sense OF the
word. Kelley and wentworth will pre-
sent the novel sketch. entitled, The VIII
lage Lookup" Both are well known as
clever vaudeville actors. Leipzig, "the
royal conjuror"' will perform large
number Of coin and card tricks, which
mystify the most intelligent audiences,
An artistic Juggling performance will be
given by tho Mabelle Fonda company,
familiarly known as 'tho Juggling boys
and girls"
Billy Watson. the original and only; real
German burlesque comedian. whose com
pany viii appear at the Krug all week
commencing with the usual Sunday mat
inee, Is making a farewell tour OF
"Krousemeyer's Alley" New faces and
artists in all the old parts. new big,
handsome girls have been Joined to the
Beef Trust chorus. dressed In new,
beautiful costumes and thought the best
and most catchy of the popular songs
and dances. The entire vesture that en-
velopes this good old show Is new and
up-to-dAte. You will know your old ia
vorite because Billy Is the same old
philip Krousemeyer." but you win be
tiokled and pleased TO see how new and
up-tO-date the old situations and laughs
have been brought out. No mold, DIRT or
rust on any show produced by Billy Wat
son. the feature OF the Beef Trust There
is besides all OF this, splendid oio.
Nothing Is omitted that win make a good
burlesque show.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-19
= s+*<+ SIS SIS
hELGELAND :

y s. X X X & X **x y
Mr.. and Mrs. Filing Olson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs a. l.. Anderson at
Angus Sunday afternoon.
Miss Margrete Georgian arrived at
Christ Solvik's Sunday evening.
Simon 3. Olson returned from his
western trip Sunday afternoon.
Conrad Loge and Henry Sande re-
turned from Warren Sunday.
Andrew Olson transacted business
in Brandt the fore part of the week.
Alfred A. Olson, Of Kalispell, Mon
tana visited at Carlson's Sunday.
Mable Johnson and Gina Olson Wis
tied with Sande's Sunday.
T. e. Wilson left for his home at
Osborn Mimi, last week.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hauglid visited
with Carlson's Sunday.
Frans Peterson visited Simon Olson
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson visited
the e. G. Johnson's Sunday evening.
From Another Correspondent
The Ladies' Aid Of the Melo church
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-19
let at John Hanson's last Wednes-

met at John Hanson's last Wednes-
day.
A number Of Helgelandites were in
Warren the week end to take in the
grand opening of the K. j. Taralseth
Co.'s new store. They all report that
it is the finest store they have seen in
Northern Minnesota.
After reading K. J. Taralseth Co.'s
ad. in last weeks Sheaf, came to
the conclusion that they probably had
sold out their entire stock, but guess
: ] must have been mistaken as all who
returned home from the opening sale
had their buggies, wagons, autos or
wheel barrows full
Miss Maude Peterson, of Crookston,
came here on Saturday and will open
six months term on school in dis
trict 276 on Monday.
Olson and Olson's crew had grand
blow OUT last week. No one was
hurt, only few sauce boxes were
overheated.
Mabel and Isabel Johnson and Gina
Olson spent Sunday with the latter's
sister, Miss Alma, who is working for
Mrs. Fl. L. Sande.
Oscar Olson was out trying his new
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-19

camera on Sunday.
Miss Agnes E. Carlson returned
home Friday from Fertile where she
spent a few days with friends enroute
from North Dakota.
Miss Margaret Goergen arrived at
C. Solvik's Sunday and will open the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-19

school in district 279 on Monday.
Mrs. o. W. Hauglid and family,
Misses Nora Hanson and Maude Pet.
erson and Oscar Olson visited at H.
l.. Sande's Sunday evening.
Frans Peterson spent Sunday with
Simon Olson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-10-19

under the doctors care; her friends
and neighbors hope for her speedy
recovery.
Mrs. j. ]. Anderson and Mrs. Witt
man visited on Sunday with Mrs. An
dren Bengtson, who has been under
the doctors care for several days but
is improving.
Misses Myrtle and Hazel Bengtson
entertained Misses Clara Backlin and
Ellen Olson on Sunday.
Mr. Frank Powell was at Crookston
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Wendt is entertaining her
daughter from Thief River Falls for
few days.
Mrs. Nels Anderson and Mrs. John
Backlin called on Mrs. Bengtson on
Friday and Saturday.
Don't forget the Willing Workers
at Mrs. +. Monroe's next Thursday
All are urged to come.
Miss Beulah Trott has been enter
taaining a friend from Illinois.
DR.. Spofford will be
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George unS Bertha Shmibi, 2665
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-26
Observation-Disclosures.

ISoiepb !. DDrner, "a, CaileD, 6.
taba Wosling. %, 1894 gifbcp Ctr.
jDilIiam Ritarb pool, SO. WibSlss
boro. ap.
iMarp SpuIa price. %. Sinipn6oisl.
IGplparo r. Oilers. 80. Bellevue, an.
lWarp Dintler. "a, 1856 anor Ctr.
iMtnb.l 5oeobs, SO, GoDinaton, ap.
leiiber abrams. 50, 1910 Gutter Si.
Ianiel O. aiten, 26, 1apton. 8. 4
lamber RifcIs. %. Nontsomern, 8.
JBrant RcWurrop, %. 1865 Bsit
/ 6. 9lps.
lmarp u. MilIs. "a, besel.
lGran. G. Gt.ml.r, 80, $50 80. s.ap.
lalics 5arlan, SO, 437 !oop.ins Str.
Iyrant Gcben, 80, gs,p gort.
lGonitanes g. plaui. %. 3547 90.
CART 4pe.
J3obn 6.nberion, %, afblaBb. ap.
lGoro.Iia Smith. 10. 318 Sobn Ctr.
lSaeO6 Rufflep. %. 2oa2 gIablon.
I Mps.
l9rae. Gopis, 10, 21o5 Golumbinap.
lMiniam spiirins, 2o06 Dsiiern ap.
leitkr 0ans. 19. 1887 6orrifpn ap.
Oscar 6. Shabtbtrl.. 25. oartiptu.
lgtliee Sbarpsbair. 25. 2odlano, 3.
S5enrp me0uerp. 20, 231s map ct.
;Jrdnees Jrpe, %, oese!.
}martin Sinbcuie, 20. 1891 Gol.rain
gtpe.
lant. Ri.msnsr. "a. 2574 G.t Me.
Miden 4pe.
|Dallaet Stspt.ns. 80. RapiD baft.
Aentudp.
lSi:la g,,l. Is, 33s MeslIpin as,
lDilIiam 2ubipis. 80. 2772 10. 6.4D.
lgiara 6upp. 26, "a Oft Gibertp Ctr.
I5asb n. s,ump, q. 1866 GlaofiOn.
4pe.
lalma .. Dopns. 20, 47oS 9arris
Aps.
lDult. Saeino, 27, 1861 Gin Ctr.
lWarp 4rnc, 20. 1901 Gin Ctr.
lsyroinane 8. DunsI. SO. s1s Granb
/ 4ps.
lalmslia gislase. 2s. SO Chateau NJ.