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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
CA|NE TALKED OF AS
LEAGUE SECRETARY
Executive Committee Soon viii
Meet to Fill the Va
cancy.

Relative TO the report that he is 10 be-
come the secretary OF the Western De-
velopment league. j. T.. Caine. secretary
Of the Commercial club. said Monday
night. IF the executive committee has
any intention Of selecting me for win
4. Campbell's place ! am in Ignorance OF
IT, 7 know that MIR. Campbell has re-
signed and | know thai he had under
taken great part OF the Work OF get
ting our big train under way. However
| DO not know what Will he done as TO
the vacancy. 7 attended the meeting OF
the executive committee at Portland and
have of course been interested in the or
ganiZation OF the league and its work.
There will he a meeting Of the executive
committee some time this month when
/ suppose the matter OF naming sec
retarS VIII be- considered.
The Western Development league.
which includes commercial bodies OF sew
cral Western states. was organized early
this year for the purpose of directing
settlers TO the west and To divert cmi-
grafton from Canada and the southwest
~ the first meeting Of the executive
committee. which was held in Salt Lake.
plans were discussed relative 10 send
ing resources train east this fall. At
the Portland meeting this matter was
discussed thoroughly. with tho result that
Il was determined to organize n train OF
ten coaches and take IL TO the Atlantic
see board and back. Mr.. Campbell Of
Omaha. as secretary of the league. took
charge of the work OF completing all de-
tails OF the big undertaking. Whoever
s chosen In Mr. Campbelfs place nat
urally must be well acquainted with The
purposes of the league. He must he able
10 take UP the work where Mr.. Camp
bell left II.
That Secretary Calne has been In close
touch with the work Of the league and
was largely interested In Its organiza-
tion Is taken reason for his name be-
ing mentioned In connection with the
responsible place nf secretary OF the
league. Former governor OF Idaho James
H. Brady Is president OF the league, and
w. W. Armstrong is chairman OF the
executive committee. Mr., Caine repre-
sented Mir. Armstrong at the meeting in
Salt Lake and went to Portland as his
representative.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
LICENSE IS DENIED
TO CASA CONTENT|A
Well-knOwn Wayside Inn Is
Forced Into the Dry
Column.

There Will he no more liquor sold at
The Casa Contentia. the wayside Inn al
the corner OF Twelfth South and West
Temple streets. At the regular meeting
Of the board OF county commissioners
Wednesday morning the resort was re-
fused a renewal OF tho license 10 Octo-
ber i. With q number OF other places
the Casa Contentia applied for a renewal
OF It's license, and under recent rul-
Ing of the county attorney the commits
sioncrs could under the new law.
grant the renewal had they seen ,fit. The
commissioners. however. were unanimous
ly opposed to granting the renewal and
the sherinS office was directed to see
that no more liquor is sold al the resort
Anosh Roulis OF Bingham was denied
a license on the ground that he was not
the holder Of license at the time OF
the recent election. when the county unit
including Upper Bingham. was voted dry.
Constable George Il. Tlnges appeared
before the commissioners and asked for
the appointment Of IA deputy constable
stating That the work had become too
heavy for one man to perform. The mat
ter was referred 10 the county attorneys
office for an opinion as TO whether or not
the commissioners have tho authority TO
make the appoint tmcnt asked by Tinges
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
SUCCESS ASSURED FOR
BUSINESS MEMS PICNIC

~ meeting OF the Utah Home Indus
try ASSOCIATION held in the chamber OF
commc Monday afternoon the -organi-
zatiou passed resolutions favorable 10 the
business mems p.cnic 10 be held Wcdnes-
day in Ogden canyon. Az far as possible
'mecibers OF the association VIII attend the
picnic in a body
Dan p. Collett. secretary of the Manu-
facturers association. Is sending out an
other serics of postal cards calling at =
tentlon TO the outing and urging all
members and their friends To participate
in the event.
The Oregon Short Line road has been
chosen the official route FOR the eX-
curslonlsts, and cheap rates have been
arranged. Trains Will leave Salt Lake
In the morning nj 7:i0. $40. 40 and
l1:5a o'clock. and In the afternoon at
/. 300 and 4:l5 o'clock. AS there are
no day coaches on the 1i:j9 train. thosc
going at that time will pay for Pull
man scat In addition 10 the excursion
fare.
Special cars viii meet the excursion =
lists at the railroad station in Ogden and
take them TO the Hermitage, where the
outing proper will be held.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
URGES RESIDENTS TO
QUIT WASTING WATER:
Superintendent Holiday Says
Every Taxpayer is Partner,
Should Act Accordingly.

Thomas Holiday. superintendent Of salt
Lakes waterworks department comes
forward with an earnest appeal To the
people of this city to stop the waste OF
water. Mr. Holiday declares himself re-
luctant to exercise his right to shut on
water where Ii is permitted to run to
waste. but says soon hc will be compelled
to take that step unless The people come
To the departments assistance.
The people of salt Lake own the
water system. said Mr.. HOLIDAY ycster-
day. land ii would seem that it should be
their FIRST care to sec that the system
Is kept In high state of efficiency
as possible. This standard cannot be
maintained. II is perfectly apparent when
water Is allowed TO run 10 waste in the
not weather months
The careless waste OF water is little
short OF crime. Certainly Il can do no
possible good 10 keep a spray playing
on the same grass plot for twelve hours
water, bu, II is also highly injurious TO
the grass There is ample water To give
nourishment 10 every blade OF grass and
every flower in salt Lake. ana to spare.
but there Is no water 30 waste in hot
weather.
Seeing that every property owner in
salt Lake is partner In tine ciJy's water
system, ! cannot see why he should NOT
make II his particular business to see that
the water is conserved in times when
there is urgent need Of conservation. |
do not want to resort To the exercise Of
our right 10 shut off water "A, places
where Il Is being wasted. There is a
means Of solving this problem that is
less drastic than that but we cannot per-
mt inc waste TO go on forever The
thousands Of hose nozzles that are al
lowed TO play every night are n serious
menac" In case Of fire for II can have
no other effect than To weaken tho pres
sure nj the fire hydrants. and ] am sure
no one would Wish such practice TO
continue. ] earnestly hope that tile peo-
PIE VIII come to our assistance without
the necessity OF Invoking harsh measures.
ana ] think they will when they thor
OuShlN un6CrStnnI Ihf. sifna tinn :,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
CITY AND VICINITY

TO RECOVER $500. alleged 10 be due
under the terms of an agreement on a
loan OC $500 alleged 10 be due on n prom
issory note, Thomas r. cutler began suit
Monday morning In the Third district
court against the McGrin Orchard and
Canning company.
DELEGATES TO THE national con
yention OF fire underwriters will be Sc
lected by the Salt Lake chapter tonight
at the regular meeting at the Commercial
club. The convention will convene at Chi
cago IN October.
ON THE GROUND that his wife de-
serted him without cause or provocatiOn
on his part. Albert =. Sndlcr began sui,
for divorce from Lizzie Sadler in the
Third district court Monday
DAVID REEFS. a singer and Thomas
Giles. pianist. have been added TO those
taking part in the programme AT Welsh
outing at Saltair Thursday.
BEN DAVIS left yesterday for Bos-
ton. New York and Chicago aud his semi
annual purchasing trip.
MRS. z, VIko and son lcft yesterday
for Los Angeles and the coast 10 stay for
a couple OF months
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
COUNCIL PUTS OVER
IMPORTANT MATTERS
Outlet Sewer and Niaduct CUES
items Deferred; More Terri
tory Annexed.

Following a prolonged debate in the city
council Monday night the contract en-
tered into by the board OF public works
with Tibby & Jordan. contractors. for the
lateral outlet OF the gravity sewer went
came to the council for approval a ques-
tlon was raised as TO whether or not the
matters pertaining 10 the right OF way
had been completely settled. This re-
suited in discussion among Cuunoimcn
NJ. Il. Mulyey. w. G. Lyme and +, $.
was for S25.5OS Three other bids were
referred 10 the council-lhose OF Strange
& Mcclure. $50. .227.GO. j. w. Pcrcival.
s3s.554.2o. and p: j. Moran, $40. IS6.
The west side VindUCt matter went
over until Thursday evening. when it VIII
be taken UP as special order of brsi-
ness. The arguments in favor Of the con-
strucuon OF a vladnct over the railroad
tracks on Firth South street VIII he heard
at that time and thc council may take
steps towards the ultimate building OF Il
viaduCt over this street in addition to the
one over Seventh South street already
ordered The council also may secure a
foot bridge over the tracks on West Third
South street.
Another important matter To ne taken
up Thursday evening will bc an investi-
cation into work done by the James Ken
ncdy Construction company. The work
done by this company has failed To sat
isfy some Of the councilmcn.
The Knight Power company was grant
ed n franchise for fifty years for the con-
Structlun and maintenance OF q $1,000
volt transmission line from Park city TO
Mil Creek over property owned by the
city. Under the terms of the contract
the company Will pay the city $500 for the
use OF the property.
The territory. situated between Tenth
and Eleventh South streets and Fifteenth
and Seventeenth East streets. now Is
roriion OF the city. Under a suspension
OF the rules an ordinance declaratory OF
the recent annexation OF this territory
passed Its third and final reading Mon
day night.
4 petition was received signed by near
IL fits persons asking for the discharge
OF Special Police Officer Il. Il. Matthews
been too overbearipg and threatening
among women and is undesirable as an OF
iiccr OF the peace. The petition was re-
ferred TO the police and prisons commit
tee. which will meet at = o'clock Friday
afternoon 10 investigate The charge.
Water taxes due the city by the Young
Mems Christian association amounting TO
$11Sl.4i were abated by The city coun-
ell Representatives. OF the association
appeared before the council and briefly
explained the financial condition Of the or
ganiZation. The action OF the council was
unanimous.
The councIl approved the contracts for
n number OF street paving repairs agSre-
eating $4,000.
Councilman Mark Reedall endeavored TO
have an amendment 10 the rules OF the
council passed under which members
could talk on a question only two min
utcs After jovial discussion OF this,
however, II was lost, and the rules VIII
remain unchanged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
AMERICAN OUTING
BEING ADVERTISED
Tickets Selling Rapidly and
Outlook for Large Attend
ance Bright.

TWO hundred placards were distributed
about the city yesterday advertising the
annual American outing TO be held under
the auspices OF the American club al
Lagoon, Thursday. July 20. The ad =
vertisements are being placed In store
windows and other conspicuous places
where they will be sure TO be seen. All
OF the tickets for the outing have now
been distributed. and the carly sale In
dicates that the outing VIII surpass ali
previous records.
half Of the sporting programme. \ fca-
ture OF this will be n game between the
FIRE department and the employees of
the city engineering department. Fol-
lowing this game there will be old
fashioned game between two divisions Of
the city White Wings There will also
he racing walking. boating and dancing
contests. the winners OF which will re-
ccive substantial prizes. Cash prizes
viii be awarded ranging all the way
from s. 20 $50
tomorrow afternoon at the Moose club,
when the matter of speakers for the af-
fair VIII be considered. The sporting
programme as arranged thus far follows
l. p. m.-Baseball. engineering da-
partment VS.. tire department; prize SIS
silver cup.
?. Old Fashioned game OF baseball, two
divisions OF White Wings: prize $50 cash
g. o p. m.-Young. ladies 1oo-yard
DASH II to Is years OF age.
p. m.-Young mems l0Qyard
das; l. to iG years Of age; prize S. cash
each.
3. Married mems l0O-yard dash; prize
50 cash
s. Married women's loO-yerd dash
prize 50 cash.
Z, Fat mems 1OO-yapd dash: prize S.
cash.
S. Boat race: prize SIS cash
.. To. person hiring boat between the
hours OF and p. m., nearest time, as
marked in scaled envelope, SIS cash.
10. p. m.-Cakc walk in dance hall:
prize, ornamental cake.
III. TO the person guessing closest 10
paid attendance. gueSses 10 be laced In
ballot box placed just inside main en-
trance: names and addresses OF guessers
10 accompany guess: prize SIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
VICTOR CATCHING Is
WANTED AT TACOMA

Victor Catching. who WAS arrested
about week ago by Detectives Ripley
and Cleveland for passing old Virginia
state currency which had teen issued be-
fore the war between the states is want
ed at Tacoma Wash for the same Of
fense. \ warrant arrived here sunday
from Tacoma for his arrest. and pursuant
70 this Deputy Marshal Luc!en S,nyth
secured a warrant from Commissioner
Charles Baldwin yesterday and took
Catching from the city Jail. He was ar
raigncd before Commissioner Baldwin
yesterday, pleaded not guilty waived pre-
liniiniary hearing and had his bail fixed
al $1,000 He was unable to furnish the
bail and was taken 10 the county Jail.
Application viii he made by District At
torney Booth for Catching's removal and
delivery to the United states marshal at
Tacoma. Catching Is said 10 have SC
curel nhcli $50 In this citN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
SEND THEIR GREETINl

Owing 10 the fact that 40 pany OF
students now attending the school
physical education at the university Ia
IN former years been students at
Chautauqua school OF physical educat'
held AT chautauqua. n V. and n
Prof Jakob Bolin. now in charge OF q
work at the university. was al one III
director OF the Chautauuua school
Following telegram was gent To the Chs
tauqua school, which opens it's sunni
term this week:
I'VE, the students OF the school
physical education. University of VI
summer school. do. because OF being 4
mer Chautauqua students. consider /,
the parent institution. and send greetir
and best wishes for Il successful seasd1
This message was signed by cighte
students
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
MAN DANIELS is EAGER g
TO CATCH INCENDIARI

Max Daniels, proprietor Of the Da,
tneater, has offered reward OF $500
evidence leading To the arrest and G
Eictlon OF the person or persons respor
Dic Tor The starting Of fire I'm (
tneaier on october ~, 1910. and june
and July t. 1911.
1t would be a most unprofitable n
nap Tor tho Daniels theater TO burn do
especially at the present time said
Daniels yesterday. ''It would cause
great financial embarrassment. !
property Is mortgaged for $4,000. II q
ried insurance of only sl5. 900 while
building Is worth between $50, 900
so3.VOO. The ground Is worth betwt
$4,000 and $4,000. | was offered at
time $l25,O00 for the property. In .,
II burned II would mean financial I'd
AS the mortgaSor would take the inn
ance money and foreclose his morte1
FOR the reason that | could not meet
payment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
A. II. Burt and j. A. Reeder Are
Chosen Delegates to the St.
Joseph Gathering.

A n. Burt and J. 4. Rcedcr, members
OF the Salt Lake branch of The street
carmcn's union who were Yesterday
chosen as the representatives OF their or
der as delegates TO the biennial convcn-
tion which will open September IL at
St Joseph. Mo-, will leave here with the
avowed intent and purpose of bringing
the 1913 convention TO Salt Lake City.
In this attempt they will have the back
ing of the great majority OF delegates
from the states of the west and middle
west and the delegates arc confident of
success.
last night, after. all the ballot had been
canvassed by the judges. and we are
confident OF Victory. The biennial con-
yention of our order is by no means an
believe we will. IL will bring several
hundred delegates To the city many of
whom will be accompanied by their fam
lies and tho man on the street car,
who every day meets hundreds of people
from all parts of the country and Is
quizZed by many OF them. is natural
born booster for any section of the coun-
try that Inc admires, And | may add that
there is no doubt about every delegate
who comes here in 1913 being pleased
with our city.
resent the Salt Lake carmen was held
yesterday In the Main street building
formerly occupied by the Hartman lines
ticket Offices. Unusual interest was evil
denced, n total OF 302 votes being cast
out Of a membership OF @35, the largest
vote ever poled al any election OF this
union. Besides he winners named, the
other candidates for delegates who were
in the race were W, Il. Randall, William
1-nck and a. ~. kempton. The best
of feeling prevailed and the delegates
will leave with the best wishes OF every
member OF their organization here for
success in bringing the 1913 convention to
Salt Lake City.
BY being again chosen delegate. Mr..
Burt yesterday won the distinguished
honor for the third time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
LADIES AUXILIARY
ANNOUNCES MEETING

u special meeting of the ladies
auxiliary of the American party
will be held st clock Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, w.
IL. Wilkinson, 1874 South Tenth
East street There is business OF
special Importance 10 come before
the meeting, and all members and
their friends are urged TO be pres
ent.
To reach Mrs. Wilkinson s home,
those desiring 90 attend are in
structed to take the Sugar House
street car TO the intersection of
Harrison avenue and Eleventh East
streets, and then walk one block
west on Harrison avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
UNIVERSITY REGENTS
MEET AVID ORGANIZE
w. w. Ritter Remains as Chair
man and ID. K. Allen as
Secretary.

The board OF regents of the University
OF Utah held its first meeting yesterday
since the new law increasing the mem
bership from nlpe.to thirteen. went into
effect. The new members. including
changes in The board are DR. George w,
Middleton. w. w, Armstrong, Dr. Belle
Gcmmell. C. \. Tingey. George Whitmore
and II. II. R.lapp.
Yesterdays meeting was held in the
directors room OF the Descret National
bank, where The meetings have been held
for years but was the last meeting To
be- held there. Hereafter the meetings
w!ll be held at the University OF Utah,
At the meeting OF yesterday the board
WAS rcorganiZcd ior the ensuing two
years by the election OF w. w Ritter as
chairman and -. r. Allen as secretary.
NJ the next meeting. to be called by
the chairman, the various committees
will be named.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
TROOPS REMAIN At
FORT DOUGLAS POST
Fifteenth Infantry Will Return
This Week to Stay Until
November.
Special 10 The Tribune.

ASHINGTON. july 10-At the war
depa rtment IL was stated this evening
that the Fifteenth infantry would leave
San Antonio for Fort Douglas as soon as
transportation could be provided. The
regiment had been scheduled to sail from
San Francisco for the PHILIPPINES on May
5. but the sailing date was postponed six
months on account OF the maneuvcrs In
Texas. Under the changed schedule the
Fifteenth infantry Will leave San Fran
cisco for the PHILIPPINES on November 3
next. and In the meantime VIII remain at
Fort Douglas
At Fort Douglas word was received
that a part of the Fifteenth had left San
Antonio yesterday, This arrangement;
should bring the first OF the soldiers 10
Salt Lake by Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
MEMBER OF WHITE WINGS'
BRIGADE SEVERELY HUH

A. H. johnson, 336 Il street, a str
sweeper in the employ or the city y
struck By horse driven by Ray Shea
driver for the Lucas Grocery compar
yesterday morning and as a result 1
ccivcd fractures OF both shoulders q
was painfully bruised.
TIE accident occurred on Second Sou
street. near Second West street. p
street sweeper. engaged in his wol
stepped backward into the path OF
oncoming horse. He was dragged abb
ten feet over the pavement
Johnson VIZ taken 10 the cmerge1
hospital al the police station. where
Injuries were attended 10 by Dr. II.
Sprague The injured man Will recovt
II is thought. He was removed 10
Marks hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
ELEVEN COUNTIES ARE
BEHIND WITH REPORTS

The state board 81 equalization is said
to he short reports from several counties
= tho state that should have been in.
nCcoTdinc % Tho statutes not latcV tirtn
thc first Monday IN .Iuiv. The board sent
ou; cip'u,sr lat IN June calling atteu-
tlou to the im'' lance pf having this re-
rort In frc'' -acn county promptly. but
t.i's seems IL hav" heeu diSre eardcd The
,'nuntics that have not vet reported are
FcaYer. Cache Iron. SEWER Toose
WAYNE Tinh Morgan. San Juan. Summit
AMI Wusafcn.
This delav on the part Of the counties
dc'aYS the work Cf the board and, sIibse-
cucnily. the reports that the board sends
to the counties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
THIEVES ROB HOME OF
MRS. JOHN HARDMl

The burgiarizinE OF The home OF =
John Hardman. 953 Third avenue,
reported to the police yesterday morn
The robbers gained entrance some y
during Sunday night through back =
dow. About $500 worth OF jewelry \
stolen. The family occupied the no
during the night. However. no one
disturbed by the robbers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
BODY Of MAT T|NGLY
SENT TO OLD HOME
Upon Arrival at Washington,
Ind, EIks Will Take
Charge.

All that Is mortal OF John r. Msttingly
whose death occurred at St. Marks hos
pital Monday morning. Is on tho way to
his old home for burial. Mrs. Mattingly
left Monday evening on the Union Pacific
with the body. She will arrive nj Wash
ington, Ind Thursday noon. The body
will lac taken in charge there by the lodge
of Elis Of that place.
Mr.. Matlingly. who was. until the time
OF his recent Illness. sporting editor of
The Tribune, died OF "A complica ton of
appendicitis and peritonitS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
HEALTH DEPARTMENT Is
SAVING NEAT LITTLE SUM

II cost ss2i2.07 less to operate the city
health department during the first six
months OF this year than for the corre-
spending period n year ago, according to
statement issuea BY the health office
Monday To operate the department the
f-st half OF this year II required Sea-
1?3 20. wl'i'c for the same period year
ago the operating expenses amounted to
$50 9C6 IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Licenses Revoked.

a. r. Vance and d. W. Mccoy agents
representing the Idaho State Life Insur-
licenses revoked by State Insurance Com
missioner Willard Done and their permits
10 solocit insurance have been cancelled
Mr.. Done would merely state that this
WAS done for cause. bu, he issued Il
warning 10 the public not TO transact in
surancc business with them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
Finds Conditions Perfect.

Or. W. 9. Anderson OF the departm1ss
Of physical culture OF Yale arrived Sa..
day and took up his work Monday inot
ing in the school OF physical education, y,
the university Dr. Anderson SAYS "
he finds everything In the best OF ioi'
The rest OF the term VIII be spent
American gymnastics and TIE nnisnn
touches will be put on the term Wo1
with the help Of Prof. Ja!tob Bnnn' -
lures In gymna sites FOR an eNhlbltol
be given at the close OF the SUNNI
school