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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
BO(CI(E;[ I Y

here today to be gues. at the A. C.
Andrews home for n time.
Miss Ida Mitchell OF Logan. who spent
'he past week with Mrs. L. G. Burton.
eft yesterday for her home
Miss Cosgriff left yesterday for San
Francisco 10 be away some two weeks
or so.
Mrs Bohn and her daughter. Miss
Florence Bohn of Ogden. are In town
visiting Mrs. G. E. Forester and Mrs
On special Bamberger train for Og-
den this morning at . o'clock a delegation
OF local club women will leave TO spend
the day and to attend the Federation day
Of the first Utah Chautnuqus.
Mrs. j. b. whitehill has returned from
a visit with her parents in San Francisco
and vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehill
Hooper's home on FIRST avenue.
Mrs. NJ. 3. whitney has gone 20 Provo
10 spend short time with DR.. and Mrs.
Wallick
Mrs; J. j. BroughalI and her child are
spending week In Spanish Fork canyon
at the Girls Friendly camp
Miss Vivian Tolhurst. whose marriage
takes place tomorrow to Prof Butler,
was the guest Of honor yesterday after
noon nj an informal card party given by
Miss Gwendolyn Tripp and Miss Helen
Denny.
Or. Mary Gamble entertained a party
OF fifteen friends on Monday at her sum
'ner home, La Rest In Emigration can
yon: following delicious luncheon with
an interesting Victro!a concert
Miss Mayme Noble entertained a half
dozen OF her friends yesterday at a de-
!ghtful and very Informal luncheon at
the Country club.
a party OF young people. consisting of
the Misses Bertha Fassell, Amy
Trcmane. Ora Bardwell. Clara LOWS.
Shields. Bessie worthen and Fern
Coombs have been spending the past two
weeks at Maxflcld's lodge. Big Cotton
wood. and are expected home Wednes-
day.
Miss Florence Allen Is giving a series
Of brief music lectures at the Allen
this week at 1920. Her subject for this
morning will be "Pic,ure Painting in Mu-
sic" a number Of the young musicians
are taking advantage Of the short course
Miss Marie Scobee who is spending
her vacation in the northwest. is at pres
ent in Portland, having already visited
Seattle. Hood River and Astoria
Mrs. n. G. Thomas OF Vermont is here
visiting her daughter. Mrs, w. p. Cooper.
Mr. Thomas is in the Isle of Pines on
a business trip. but will come directly
here to join his wife before they return
to their home.
Miss Ella Bitner will entertain this af
iernoon for Miss Vivian Tolhurst.
+, Walter Scott Rouse Of this city and
Miss Cora Williams were married at the
home OF the bride in Beloit. WIS, Thurs
day, July 90. They Will arrive in Salt
Lake about August I.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Done are now at
home to their friends at their new home
at 1905 Laird avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
DON PHILIPPINI BAND
AT WANDAMERE TODAY

Following is the programme to be rem
dered by the Don Phil!ppini band from
the deck OF the battleship Utah at Wan
damere this afternoon an devening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
CITY FILES ANSWER
IN INJUNCTION CASE

Salt Lake City filed an answer Tues
day In the case Of Tibby & Jordan. con-
tractors. against Salt Lake City, In which
un injunction is sought restraining and
cnjoining the city from constructing the
canal outlet of the gravity sewer under
the direction OF the street department
The answer sets out that the improve
ment is All emergency one and the coun-
cil did not have the time to have bids re-
advertised for through the board OF pub
lie works. 1t Is alleged that The figures
OF libby & Jordan were too high,
The contractors charged that the city
council had not the right TO take away
a contract after It had been awarded by
the board OF public works
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
Real Estate Transfers,

Arthur r. Walton to Kimball &
Richards Co, lots 1909 and 1t00,
Highland Park Observation-Disclosures
y. c. Deal and wife to C. II. Pat
terson. part section 80. township
l north, range 1 west. t..........,
Hannah NJ. Hicks TO Ada 4. Stowe
part section S, township south,
range ! east NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,S'
United Realty Co. TO Albert r,
Watson. lots so and 81. block l.
Union Heights .......,......,..,. 3:
Albert Stoker and wife 10 Alice
O'Connor, part section %. town
ship south. range | east. ..-..
George X. Olsen and wife TO John
Matson, part lot :, block 20. ten
acre plat A 49,. ....,...... LOT
Harrison i. Jenkins and wife To
Emily s. Jenkins. part lot ;.
block lT-A, tive-acre plGt 49,. $50
John e, Jones To Hannah c.
Jones. lot 4 block 81. plat c.,
National r. Il. Inv. Co. to Maggie
Showers, lots 2l and %. block ..
Fairmont subdivision .......,..
John 3 johnson to Hannah Hicks.
lots So and 81. block >, Johnson's
State Street addition ....... IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
Northwestern Re.enters.

At a meeting of the state board OF ex-
amiuers Tuesday IL was agreed TO per
NIT the Northwestern Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company 10 rc-entcr this state for
business on the condition that it would
adhere strictly TO the laws Of the state
The company recently was shut out for
writing larger risks than the law per
mil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
Practical Total Combustion

The total combustion method will be
in operation under a OO-horsepowcr
tubular boiler after July "a. on corner
Of First West and Tenth South.
MJ. Lawrence Green, president of the
Utah Fire Clay company. courtcuusiy
a.ll who are interested to see this
problem finally and successfully solved.
A. W. BRAND,
Total Combustion Expert and Patentee.
Communication address, care New
Grand hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
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<romotes a luxuriant,
nlthy hair erowth-Stops its
ing out. Is not a dye.
w and Soc. ot Drus Stores or direct upon
ot price and Dealers lame, Send 10e.
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Fk, N, j.. U. S.A,
y's HnrffRa Soap i, uuequalca
-anpooinG the hnir and keeping the Scalp
hna healthy. also Tor red. rough chnpped
and lace. 25c. at DruGaists.
|EFusB ALL SUBSTITUTES
sale and recommends. Dy
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
SUMMER VAcATIoMS

should be spent at the many cool and
comfortable seashore resorts of south.
ern California-Surf bathing, Deep Sea
Fishing, Automobiling, Catalina, Long
Beach, Santa Monica, and hundreds of
seashore resorts await you.
Rates duily via Salt Lake Route,
Tickets and information at No. l69 S.
Main ST
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26

rec MARY GRANT, whose picture
n.srk today. is charming
rnnne girl who has been renew
80 her childhood friendships the
4 ""s. few weeks here. Miss
:, tho daughter Of Major and Mrs
II. cant OF San Francisco, and
1 ! riih her mother she Will leave
~ home the last of the week.
a.v Yesterday automobiles were
nr,v returning from Brighton,
~ scemed everyone who could get
4 d, tbe two days had gone 20 spend
.r. .end. Mr.. and Mrs, Paul Key
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gilmcr went
-,,,,day in the Gilmer machine and
1 ,.s TWO days ct the hotel. Mr..
~, Henry Dluwoodey took a party
L.,as LID !or Sunday and Monday.
q and Mrs. Jack Keith with some
1. sormed another party. The dance
monday night in the unfinished
Ln,eI was attended by practically
- IN The place. and the numerous
fires made the place seem To be
ayye with people. a party OF
. Girls left yesterday morning in
A,r Mcintyre machine under the
.vnnage OF Mrs. Barbee. the girls
Marian Mcintyre, Adrlcnne King.
oberndorfer and Ruth Cowie.
and Mrs. William Reid entertained
- of Young people last evening at
informal lawn party at
Home on Harvard avenue. The af-
%ss in compliment TO the Misses
.rel and Carolyn Bachc OF Los An
4 Who are visiting the McCurrin
Ia L. siegel is home from Lehtgh
'-sitv and will remain with his pa
Inn some time In August Mr., Ben
4 Ia entertaining an old schoolmate
A IN Mr. Dennis Of Erie. Pa, who
fh the ocean to ocean" party Of
Clara Stephenson will leave today
se cast 10 be away some six weeks
he. She will be Joined en- route by
.js,cr. Miss Florence Howard, who
achool In Valparaiso, Ind, who will
IN Boston with her and will enter
sley In the fall Mrs. Stephenson
her sister viii spend part Of the
'Elth their uncle. John Howard, In
Iiyn and will also visit in New
usual Wednesday table d'hote
eon Mt the Country. club today Will
lowed by a bridge party, and numer-
mail luncheon parties already ar
q Will enioy The midday meal and
nme together.
,ther luncheon today will be that
Hotel Utah given by Mrs. William
|nrp for q number Of her friends
affaIr is In compliment To Mrs. CAL
Who is here visiting her daughter.
Robert Hardness.
b Romole King and Miss Vera Ed
J are just now enjoying a stay In
ION their European trip, and will
bly, be OH the continent TIL the late
nn.
John " KookIidge. who has been
ptnern Utah for n visit. returned
unday.
and Mrs. Jack Taylor are enjoying
~ OF few days at the hote! in
|ion.
Eleanor Peterson. formerly a.
er In the Salt Lake high school but
h the New Haven, Conn. Will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
New japanese Consul.

SEATTLE. Wash. July 25.-S. Taxa
| na3hi, formerly secretary of the Japanegc
embassy In Washington. assumed today
| the duties OF Jnpanesc consul in Seattle
| The consulate has jurisdiction over WASH
ington. Alaska. portheru -IJahc ana YeaI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
Births.
Bedford villa

Halbert a Witherin. ] Bedford villa,
boy.
Fred f, Williams, 176 street, boy
Andrew Love, Gi3 West First South
street. hoy.
Franklin Albert Hammer. rear 659
South Second West street. girl
Heroert Franklin. Holy Cross hospital.
boy.
Elroy Il, Ludlow. 75S Fifth East street,
boy.
Ezra o. Taylor, L. d. S. hospital. boy,
Lawrence r. Palmer. 1861 South Sew
cnIh West street boy.
Charles z. Olsen, S77 Pacific avenue.
boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
New Interpretations

Fled with the secretary OF state:
Goshen Gun club OF Eureka articles
amended increasing capital stock to S2h
900: divided into shares OF $3.50 each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses,

Victor Erickson. Lira Johnson. Salt
Lake.
Albert Sudbury. Agnes Terry. Salt
Lake.
Lafayette Lentz Butler. Vivian Fulton
To!hurst, Salt Lake.
Charles w. Lester Faye L. Deason,
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
$500

Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security L Trust Co, 81 Up
Main We own our records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-26
Deaths.

Hyyam Edward Stevenson. aged c
months 539 South Second West street.
July 25.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-24
The High Cost of Living Reduced

Much has been said about the high cost of living,
it, Csusea and the possibilities of its reduction But
little has been said about the most costly leak the
false economy existing today in nearly every
household M sFaspe 'hsqel sssa .lo- sps .fs.gaa
Much foodstuffs are bought with but one point
in view: How cheap can get it?' without
thought Of quality or after cost One Of the most
serious is baking powder
BY the use Of perfect baking powder the house.
wife can derive as much economy as from any other
article used in baking and cooking In selecting the
baking powder, therefore, care should be exercised
to purchase one that retains its original strength and
always remains the same, thus making the food
sweet and wholesome aud producing sufficient
leayening gas 10 make the baking light
Very little of this cavening gas is produced by
the cheap baking powders making it necessary to
double the quantity ordinarily required to secure
good results.
You cannot experiment every time YOU make a
cake biscuits test the strength Of your baking
powder TO find out how much Of it you should use;
vet with most baking powders YOU should do this
for they put together careessy they are never
uniform, the quality and strength VARYING with each
can purchased
Calumet Baking Powder made Of chemically pure ngredi-
cns of tested strength Experienced chemists But Il up The
proportions OF the different materials remain always the
Sealed IN argt Calumet Baking Powder does not alter
il strength and not affected BY atmospheric changes
In using Calumet you bound have uniform bread cake
biscuits, Calumet does not contain any cheap useless
aduatng ingredients commonly used to increase the weight
Further i produces pure, wholesome food and baking
powder Of merit therefore is recommended by leading
physicians and chemists. II complies with pure food laws
STATE and NATIONAL The goods are moderate In price
and atty lady purchasing Calumet from her grocer satisfied
with i, can return it and have her money refunded
The manufacturers Of Calumet Baking Powder have Just
prepared edition Of their haidsone Cook Book and will
gladly mail it FREE TO- anyone who sends for it. In writing
address the Calumet Baking Powder Co. Chicago and ask for
Cook Book D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-24
STAMPEDE IN WHEAT PIT
Startled Shorts Driven TO Cover BY
Continued Buyina

Chicago, May 2S--A buying siam,
pede In the wheat crowd on change
resulted in putting up the price oi
the May delivery more than TWO cents
: bushel, Although the btIlk of bust
Less was in other options. the ad-
vance in them was much less.
The rush started because Of con.
t.nued purchased In the face OF bear.
lsh news Popular opinion finally de
c:ded that the buying was for IA.
nous speculator who has not recent
Is been prominent In the pit
Startled shorts tried to cover and
found a decided scarcity Of sellers.
May offerings We're particularly seant.
a was not until that month had been
run up two cents that supplies were
forthcoming While the. excitement
vas at Its height the pfesldentEof a
leading concern which has beea rem.
orally credited with being at the head
OF the bulls tn the Mag deal here au.
lhorized 4 FORMAL denial that his com.
ranv or any Of his customers was
long one bushel
The closing figures lor1 MaAs wheat.
sSg, were at the top point OF the aaE.
? i.1cSshaghsrs than xaA hAqgs. before.
Part Of the advance wak diie to Mel
ps.rts that the recent irouth and hot
Naye Aad done serious a.aage 10 the
crops in the Southwest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-24
CHAINED m DEATH AMID GOLD
Skeletons OF Russian Exiies Founu
in Old Alaskan Field.
tBy Leased wlrel

Tacoma, Wash. May 2l.-John
Mooney and Frank Worth, Alaska
miners, have jus. received letters
from inner Alaska saying prospectors
IN the Upper Kuskokwlm valley had
discovered old gold dIggings which
we're worked BY the Russians before
the United states bought Alaska
There was evidence that Officials
brought conv!cts from Siberia aud
worked them there
At one place two skeletons wers
found chained together John Ko.
telfsky, an escaped political prisoner
has lived In Ceatral Alaska since the
Russians were there He was
brought flom Siberia with other
ESCAPED and was taken into
an Indian tribe lie married d squaw
ana now has a tsn.ily grown He
possesses dry kept By him ever
SINCE he left the convic. cGmp, II VIII
be Of use TO the United states govern
ment as its record win be valuable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-24
HOUSE VOTES
To ADMIT Z
TERRITORIES
But Arizona and New Mexico
Must Submit 10 Refer.
andun Election
tBy Associated Press1

Washington, u. q. MAY "a The
Joint resolution admitting Ari2onia
and New Mexico to immediate state
hood, but Withholding approval Of the
constitutions OF both until the peo-
pie have voted on the proposed
amendments passed the house Of rep
resentatives Tuesday afternoon by a
vive voee vote
No roll call was demanded on the
final vote
The resolution requires Arizonia to
vote on an amendment removing the
recall provision Il applies to Judges
and requires New Mexico 10 vote on
an amendment making It's constitu.
ton more easily an,endable In the
future. Neither state Is required TO
adopt the amendments proposed BY
congress. Whether they are approx
ed or rejected by the proposed refer.
endums the constitutions OF the new
states will stand finally approved
when the respective votes have been
taken.
The resolution passed in the form
proposed by the Democratic majority
OF the committee on territories. Eli
forts were made by the Republicans
10 force Arizona to vote out oil its
constitution the recall Of judges and
TO secure immediate and unqualified
approval for the New Mexican con.
stitu,ion. Bota provisions we're re-
jected singly. and later, when Mr.
Mann embodied them In motion to
recon nit the measure they we're
voted down.
Democrats Split over Recall.
The Democrats said the proposal 10
force Arizona to rejeci the recall was
an effort to keep the state out OF
the Union The Democratic resolu-
tion, said Chairman Flood Of the ter
ritories committee, presented the
fairer method, namely, To leave to
the people the determination Of the
recall question,
notwithstanding this attitude, lead
ing Democratic orators bitterly de-
nounced the recall Of judges during
the afternoon debate, while Repub-
llean Insurgents refused to Join Min.
orlty Leader Mann 10 the proposed
effort to force Arizona 10 give it IN.
Representative Martin w Little
ton OF New York made strong at
tack In the aiterncOn, not only on
the recall bit the initiative and
referendum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-24
TEN MINUTES
WITH THf
Short Story
Writers
Her One Essential
Hy ydia aracs

Wheaton froNned az Albright enter.
Cd tue car lie dislikcd o man VINO,
Ike Albright. perpetuallY harped up.
on one subject. and most Of all be de-
tested the poker stories In which AL.
bright delighted He rose from his
sTal As though to leave the train snd
passed into the forward car
The car into which he came was
more crowded than tne one he hau
ltft But single SCAT remained I'm.
occupied, and Ia the adjoining place
sat Bess Hartley. He WAS we'll into
the car before he saw her and now
lie turned his back 20 that side OF
the car and pretended not to notice
too aaeant seat
But be Ras not 10 proat by bis sub.
teTfuge, Tor an offieious old lady with
kindly Intention and a vigorous arm
pf0dded him in the back With the
point Ut her umbrella to call his al.
tentlnH I otae yacancE With po.
lse smile upon bis lips, but with
back rage toward an meddlers III
hts heart. be made hts way up the
s.sle and sank down beside Mlsh
Hartley tie could not, IN courtesy,
ianpfe her presence, even though she
hec refused his proposal Of marriage
Inc nigh helorc, and presently they
NeFe engaged IN conversation made
hp " The baldest plaiitudes. aud
fidEciey Wheatous dissatisfaction
1lsn himself and the whole world In
eraaaed as he realized Aog miserably
pFefile his rcmarks must sound.
The knowledge put aim still furth.
er Ill at eaee. and he was sorry that
hf had moi remained In the other cai
~ listen ~ Albrights mythical stor-
lea VI The stlt game" Of the night be.
fore
The uexl ls my station hc an.
nnunced as he prepared 10 leave the
CAT He Nas still three miles from
N ne but he could wait Tor the next
train
Boss GAGE assumed pleased ex.
pleAaiOn lsnt that nicel" she cooed.
= am getting on here TO sec Nell
t.ansley You can 10 as far as tue
door Il soq slsh I
Wheaton, groaned lnwafdly AZ hA
thought of the fresh trouble his
dupiiCitg Lad brought upon bind II
W. walked wlth Bcgs as fer At the
l.sngle9g Ae would be late lot dinner
and biz father. himself the soul ol
ruuutuAlity gReOre sentlu Of tardi,
nc6s Ii otherss lie should have I'd
Lel4aUhdi itl!auAb gSlHg nei, Get .IQ.aA
spd Hassa 4 dinner In lonesome som
Lede Ut bDme restaurant.
\ ~, Y sas eeeaD2e Z a.. 9st4ip y taIs n |.
s.sted BeAs down the aisle, aAilliully
guiding he5 through tie lane mada
~ egs trf.chcd feet u lAe tain
nass. UDCs on the street she slipped
heg ar.u through his and sometalnA
In the gesture sent pane to hia
heart as hc thought Of The night be.
fore
The knowledge that She did n0i re.
agru Ia sioFe oDaessea nis thoughts,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-24
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