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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Many of the Active Issues Fall
Off 5 to 10 Points During
Past Week.
SEVERAL CAUSES FOR
SLUMP IN SECURITIES
Government Policy Toward Cor.
pOratiOns Cited as an Ad-
verse influence.

NEW YORK, Aug. e.-Mnrlecd reac-
ton was shown by the securities market
last week. prices receding from TO 10
points or more In number OF active
Issues. The extent OF the pressure gave
rise to the belief that some occult causes
were at work beyond the obvious factors
in business. industry and agriculture.
1t was assumed, for one thing that
speculative oyer-e2tension was In course
OF correction In stocks and commodities.
Some Of the selling was ascribed to cot
ton market sources. and the violent re-
bound In price OF that commodity later
suggested the relief secured for that
market
Government policy toward corporations
was cited as an influence on the stock
market The heavy fall In quotations
for Standard OIL and American Tobacco
consequence OF the enforcement of the
antitrust laws, Steps by these COM
panies toward compliance with the su
the minority stoeEholders into % much g, con. IN
fusion OF mind as to their position under
the proposed plans. The condition In
which these corporations find them
selves Is taken TO point the way TO re-
suits In other cases.
The question of the standing OF the
National City company and Its holding
leading financial institutions of the coun-
try into the scope Of this corporate policy
influence.
Reports OF railroad earnings for June
brought under review railroad results for
the six months and the fiscal year, The
results prove irregular. as shown In the
returns even of roads in the same field.
An increase in gross earnings for the
year by Atchison, with a good part OF
the increase conserved in net, contrasts
with heavy falling off in gross, and is
aggravated in the net decreases OF the
Hartman lines.
New York Central for six months lost
but small proportion In gross. but re-
duces net by additional operating cost,
while Pennsylvania 8 severe contraction
In gross Is modified in the net by cut
ting down cost to the extent OF half the
gross decrease. Railroad officials speak
in tones OF conservative hopefulness of
tho future
The crop prospect continues n doml
nant factor on estimates Of values. Gov
ernment report cotton amply con-
flrmed the feeling OF confidence regarding
that crop. Wheat and corn were affected
by persistent reports OF damage In the
northwest. and by insufficient moisture
for corn,
Trade and industrial reports were
"spotty." Advices OF mill resumption in
New England were mixed with those OF
further curtailment there and in the
south.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
BUSINESS IN STEEL
TRADE FAIRLY GOOD
Sales of Pig Iron, However, Con-
tinue Small; Concessions in
Plate Prices.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Encouraging re-
ports continue to come from the steel
trade but merchant blast furnace inter
ests are under depression
Sales OF pig Iron in all districts last
week were little more than a single day S
outturn OF steel ingots by the Steel cor
poration. The only new inquiry worthy
OF note In steel making pig iron was for
ten Thousand tons OF basic for the Soul
Hn-Gallagher company OF st. Louis.
In foundry trade the only impor .ant
contraGt pending Is for 1900 tons for
.he Allegheny and Cleveland works of
turing company for delivery during the
last quarter OF this year and first quar-
ter of 1912. Total sales IN all districts
were scarcely $4,000 tons.
The Kokomo Steel and Wire company
Is about TO contract for its semi annual
supply Of steel billets for rolling into
Wirs W oeo rods rods. IL, Its last purchase was
pany. The present inquiry Is for about
the same tonnage.
In finished lines current orders for
miscellaneous products were well sus-
tained and well distributed. The recent
rail order for Canada was urgent and
stipulated shipments ut the rate OF one
thousand tons on, day for month. Rail
tons. the contract for about 10000 tons
for the Southern Railway being dlstrib-
uted among southern and eastern mills,
ConcesSlons IN prices or steel plates
were followed by the placing OF some
larger orders for gas tanks and marine
work.
Prices for wire products and galvanized
sheets were also shaded, but there was
less price cutting Of soft steel bars One
interesting feature was the placing of
orders for ninety-five miles Of pipe line,
Although contracts for fabricated steel
were for only 10000 tons some large
projects are calling for $4,000 to 100, 900
tons, Including II 900 tons for the Barr
building at ST, Louis and 500 tons for
the Field museum at Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Insurance Notes.

The Continental Life OF this city Is
about 10 start n monthly publication In
The interest OF It's agents and field force.
Word from New York is 10 the effect
experience OF companies on open stocks
IN mercantile risks. rates for burglary in
surance upon stock properties all over
the country will be advanced.
Arthur Perham OF Butte has been ap-
pointed manager for Montana OF the
Prudential Life. succeeding F. H. Butler.
resigned. Perham was formerly associ-
ated with the State Savings bank OF
Butte.
The Equitable Life has woman su :
Chicago. Miss Jones enjoys the distinco
tion OF being the first woman to be ap-
pointed TO that position by an Amer
lean life company,
James Morgan Lee. aetuary Of the
Berkshire Life Of Massa achusetts. died last
week from pulmonary tuberculosis. aged
81 years. Mr.. Lee had been with the
company for the past thirty seven years
and was regarded as q great authority In
actuarial circles.
Bernard Froiseth. a former resident of
this elty. Is now In Portland. Ore. agent
America and the Alliance, both fire
companies His territory covers west
ern Washington and British Columbia,
Instead OF Montana. Utah and Idaho. as
Karl A, Scheld OF this city has been
appointed local agent for the Phoenix
Fire Insurance company OF London, Eng
land. Mr.. Scheid was for years district
manager for the Pacific Board of Fire
Underwriters and only recently returned
from tour of the world.
The Denver chamber OF commerce has
inaugurated campaign OF education
among Its members and the business
men OF the city on the question OF fire
waste and fire prevention through the
distribution OF literature bearing on the
subject.
The National Frnternal congress met
in Cambridge Springs, Pa. last week.
II went on record as fayonng adequate
rates for life insurance. uniform cost OF
administration and IN opposition to re-
bates and twisting in fraternal insur-
ance,
c. F, Rigden OF Denver. manager Of
the western district for the Capitol Life
of Colorado. died suddenly last Tues
day: Mr.. Rigden was u frequent visitor
to Salt Lake. Prior to the time OF go
ing with the Capitol Life. about five
years ago. he was city passenger agent
for the Union Pacific In Denver.
The Phoenix Mutual Fire association
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Friendly Suit Instituted

a friendly suit has been Instituted by
the Continental Life Insurance & Invest
ment company OF Salt Lake City on be-
half of itself and about twenty five
other life companies against the state OF
Idaho to determine the validity Of n GER
tain section of the new insurance code
providing that a company shall not
charge moro than per cent on policy
loans
The question is considered Of great I'm
portance for the reason that a number
of companies doing business In the Gem
state have loaned from SIS. 600, 900 to
$40 900, 900 to policyholders at 6 per cent,
all of whom would be unable to charge
lower. rate 10 Idaho policyholders with
out violating the nti-discrfn1lnation laws
in force in a majority Of the states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

OF Oregon filed voluntary petition In
bankruptcy In the United States court
al Portland last week. The company
confessed liabilities aggregatlnR S275.-
was organized in September, 1910 The
records fall to show that the concern
was licensed TO do business In Utah.
The following fire companies were ad-
The Fire Reinsurance company OF Paris,
France: the United States Fire Insurance
Of New York; the Nassau Fire Insurance
company OF Brooklyn. n. Y. The last
two named companies will guarantee the
policies OF the United States under
writer's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
OF THE
WEATHER BUREAU
sss All Over the Country
sseHnt Week; No Exceed
nsE YARN Days,

.QSu, .S Aug. 6,-.Cool weather
b iAos o,sn,oushour the present week
10 ,ha VII be numerous, ac-
b ,Eut.a, @ forecast issued by the
'u 'on'ght, The forecast
,s6su SU of atmospheric pres :
h hsnisDy Dy The weather map OF the
NJ lssrphere Is such as 10 indi-
|rtathsr l., VIII be no unrcesonahly
z. s, sonIu,a y, any part of the country
asemre week. The tempcrn :
gnlly near or below the nor
sil r., me precipitation during
sssr - ,t local, but fairly we'll dis
1fpm N. me . greater part OF the
ms. we rocky mountains to the
s0antrro roaNr,omctric depression to
nsf ~ curing the week IS now,
~ ,ks Sse Western plateau region
lea.t The middle west about Ned
EASTERN states Friday or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
BIG PROGRAMME BY
BANDA MEXICANA

The programme which has been ar
ranged by the Banda Mexicana for It's
concert tonight at Wandamere park is
one of the most pretcntfous programmes
ever gwen by band in Salt Lake C'ty'
Gems from the composers whose works
arc seldom attempted by band are
featured on the list, and the rarest OF
vocal treats are TO be a part OF the
great entertainment.
Following is the programme as ar
ranged by Director Roach for his
band s bow to the public hero;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

proach to the trcacherous falls, sending
them TO their deaths on the rocks be
low, one feels that he must believe that
life without love and music indeed
would be barren.)
Z. Dance of the Hours. A Ponchiel
From the opera "La Gioconda-
s Selections from the opera Lu-
cia di La1Imermoor y. Donizetti
The famous scx;cto. which is the con-
c!usion OF this selection, will be sung
by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward, Miss
Mebel Cooner. NJ. j. Brjnes, Horace :
Ensign and other capable artists, with
full band accompaniment, arranged by
J. +. Roach.
g. The Battle of San Juan HILL.
Albert c. Sweet
Synopsis. dictated by j. f. Roach;
The sleeping camp. Dawn appears. a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Chief Croker on Fire Waste.

Our Losing Fight Against Fire" is
the title of an article written by Edward
T. Croker. twelve years chief Of the New
York fire department. The article ep-
pears In the August number of The
Worlds Work and is intensely interest
stances OF bravery and danger with he
role fIremen and improved firefighting
machinery, but all without gain on the
loss OF life and property. He advocates
less expenditure for fighting fires and
more fire prevention, Mr.. Croker an
ncunces that he will write series OF
articles on the fire waste with the hope
Of opening the public's eye TO conditions
that make possible the terrible annual
loss OF life and property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Consolidation Rumors.

Rumors current about the possible
amalgamation Of two OF the large Brit
ish fire Insurance companies both with
headquarters in Liverpool. England. The
Royal Is said 10 be one lof the compa nies
as manager the head official OF another
company Is said 70 be the reason for the
proposed consolidation. Should the deal
be effected Il would make the largest In =
surancc corporation in the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Washouts Cause Delay.

CASCADE. Colo. Aug. 6.-Owing TO tho
delay OF many OF the delegates by wash
outs the second annual Rocky Mountain
conference Of the Missionary Educatio Q
Movement. scheduled 20 begin yesterday.
did not get well under way until today
when addresses We're made by DR.. 6 b.
Miller OF Kansas City. Miss Frances Pat
terson Of China and DR.. Samuel Gar
vim OF Colorado Springs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

cock crows and birds sing. Breakfast
call is heard and the camp is soon in
motion. Assembly call. The infantry
form in battle line and march to the
scene OF action. Adjntant's S call. The
cavalry approaches. Battle prayer. The
battle is on Grand melee of infantry,
cavalry and artillery. Firing of cannon,
rapid fire guns, etc Triumph of Amer
lean army The "Star- -Spangled Ban
ner.i Finale. q,
Note; Tuesday evening the Rynoa
Mexicana will offer "Custeri L5st
Charge This is one of tb oana
most striking numbers. yhs la,nous
battle sceno will be iuclu5ed' as VII .he
massacre sac which endedpthe fatal charge.
Complete change OF programme each
evening and afternoon during the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Fire Agents In Salt Lake.

The following special agents were In
salt Lake City last week. the majority
OF them remaining over Sunday: Harry
Simpson. ROYAL Exchange Denver: j.
Charles Bailey. Fidelity -Phepix. Denver:
VIII Farr7s. Connecticut Fire. Helena
Mont; G. E. Miller, Citizens and Hart
ford, San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
PLEADS GUILTY AND
AWAITS HIS SENTENCE

VENICE. Cal. Aug Sd. f.
Reynolds, who says he used to be pres
ident OF the city council of Cleveland,
Ohio, and who recently made an address
in jail here tonight. having pleaded guilty
to the charge of forging the signature Of
the Rapids Amusement company to a
check for $500, drawn on the Bank of
Venice. His ball was fixed at $4,000 and
he is held pending sentence by the su
DerfOr court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Two New Appointments.

The Continental Life Insurance and
Investment company through General
Manager w. H Cunningham. announces
the following appointments. George Tip
pet, formerly general agent for the Metro
politan Life Of New York at Butte ap-
pointed general agent for the Continental
for the western half OF Montana
Frederick 9. Paine. until recently an
agen, for the Mutual Life. New York
appointed special western agent for the
Continental. Both appolntees are ex-
per!enced insurance men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Held to Have Been Accident.

A suit involving a $4,000 accident policy.
carried by J. Clayton Erb. well-known
politician of Philadelphia who was shot
by his sister-in law during a quarrel at
his home last winter. was decided In the
PENNSYLVANIA supreme court last week
in favor Of the beneficiary. the insured 8
sister.
The court held that the killing WAS an
accident. lnasmuch as the insured had
not engaged In duel or he did not meet
gun by him. and that engaging In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

is one Of the "show numbers of the
Mexican bands.)
,. II Trovaiore. selection from the
opera, including the Anvil
chorus. .......,. Verd
4. Calhrhoc, from the Ballet Sym
rhonique ..,,.,.,.. c. Chamindae
(a) Variation,
(cl La Lisoniera Caprice (the
Charmcr).
Mote; Mr., Roach has long had the
pleasure of being one of the personal
admirers of this beautiful woman artist
and composer He always has his band
play especial programmes for her when
they meet en- tour and the above num-
bers Mr. Roach always asks her to play
for his entire band to hear when their
paths around the world meet
(d) Celebrated Mipuet Padcrewski
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

d. Quarteto. from Rogoleto Verdi
Sung by Mrs Lizzis Thomas
Edward, Miss Mabel Cooper.
Mcssrs. NJ. j. Brines and Hor.
nee S. Ensign. with entire band
accompaniment Arranged by
j. f.. Roach
INTERMISSION.
8. Die Lorlei (Paraphrase) 49,.
....... Josef Nesvcdba
(Note: The story that is told in me
lodious measure by this beautiful and
old German love song is one which
echoes in many romances OF the Father.
land. 1t is widely known IN America
also. When one thinks OF the beautiful
heroine sitting on the rocky ledge,
singing this love medley. causing two
men who were rowing down stream at
the foot of the ledge to forget their ap-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
DEMOCRATS
IND0RSE PRIMARY PLAN

LITTLEROCK. Ariz., Aug. 6.-In
all probability the Democrats Of Ar
kansas will determine the state s choice
for the presidential nomination at a
primary election. This plan, original
ing with the Woodrow Wilson club, has
been indorsed by the supporters of
other candidates and by members of
the state executive committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

Openinp selection, Gilmore s Trium5
phal March ,.....,.. I. =, Brook
/. Overture, Poet and Peasant.
.,......... Won Suppe
2. Courts of Grenada, Moorish
Suite .,..-....'''',,s-' NhaPi
(a) Introduction and March to
the Tournament.
(b) Meditation.
(c) Seranate.
(d) Finale
(Notc: This characteristic Moorish
sujte il one of Cbapi s best efforts. IL
is one Of the favorite selections or the
rrcnt svmDhony orchesiras Of France
and Spain and its Interpretation by
Mexican musicians was one OF the de
Iiphts of the composer when the effort
Wis fresh from his versatile brain. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
NOTICE.

There Is only one Monroe the pho |.
I33 So. Main ST. where he will be better
able TO take care of his many friends and
customers In new and thoroughly
modern UP to date studio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
KENTUCKY DEFAULTER
ARRESTED ON THE COAST

wALLA WALLA. Wash, Aug g.
was arrested here today by detectives
who said he was wanted In Utica. Ky.
for defaulting to the extent Of $4,000.
while cashier OF the Utica Deposit bank.
The alleged shortage was discovered on
June 16. Sheriff. accompanied the Of
ficers east this afternoon without requi-
sition. The detectives sold he virtually
had confessed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
'aSILIS Sn GUESTS
Vf BRITISH ROYALTY

!nserSIi, ''aMr; and Mrs Cor
4 alnF cs o. New York were
ionisbH, bH,eorge and Queen Mary
elotla an Ana on board the royal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
News of the Insurance World

nEht he did not anticipate serious re-
suits.
II seems that in ordering his sister =
Flaw from his house Erb had n revolver
In his hand and in struggle for the
possession of the Wcapon he Waa kllled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
IN. s Meanz Loss of Paw,

. 1nl -
~ III and the ills it breeds
Ia S,a and lost pay to many
|lr,.t .. d. hnlent, 1914 Little
h, ana bladder trouble that
'e.y K;a" S0'k' but hc says; 81
~ And Sasy Pills for only a
.,b,s got entirely well and
~ v.,, 70 go back to work. and
Rsl.vs ~ and healthier than be,
Ai,l A'aney Pills arc tonic in
ss,t,u ~ 'esults-a good friend
lson man or woman who
tDruo, e,ooey : ills. schramm
M. ave stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
HEBER AND RETURN $3.50
Wa ID & r. q. AUGUST z. 8.

Via d, I" H. u, august 7, O. g.
Good returning until August IL.
Account n. G. U. and Indian war
encampments. Good fishing
in Provo river. Fine opportunity for
fishermen and campers.
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Mn Early Attention.

ts. therefore: that the depart
49, immediate attention To this
y possible? IL affects the in
no! only a large number OF
~ me interests OF the whole
~ po)ecIlon Is being made. or
80 70 Withdrawals that have
N iact to a Withdrawal that
s9'efs coal lands or actually
a, ~ and aDnrcciatc very fully
4, tsaiUen imposcd upon YOUR de-
49, ~ reason OF these matters. and
~ sG 10 not find fault. hut 10
IN ,n ,s.n The efforts of the d.
chul II does seem TO me thIt
IA an 'ahl .l an abuse that ] ONLY
|As '''entlon to II TO have {,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

Rigoletto quartette = Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas Edward. Mabel Cooper, M. J,
Brines and II. T. Ensign-with Mex.
icana Banda at Wandamere tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
M WRITES
LET TER
4 senator Favors conserva,
,Art Not the Kind That
stops Progress
Et ,onrC
|issy RICH ACRES
fHHHBLD FROM ENTRY
4, Against Blanket With
E.,l Of Lands in Snake
River Valley.

nScroS. AUG. 6.-sena'or a,,h 30, ;.
.,slle In sympathy with n
-. .,l,cy Of conservation that
~ DD,.vsntion Of monopoly and
u he p' ~ natural resources. IL
a W .. o..d IN conservation that
~ y Blanket Withdrawals wn,cd !
tff f.'%,,aSie y lands from entry ana
Holding such a view. ne
czri' ..ino,ous protest against a
krss a.s ,a waI which has tied up a
Ilhasss"Sn ,ss snake river valley. SO
,Sts 4 Withdrawal. that ne mas
- WE u,arv of the interior In
"a = SiS letter ne says, say ,a,o ,ho-o
.. s "a Act OF June 22: 1910. tnere
i,to,tarawn ~ from agricultural en-
aSfns completely covering
iosnny iosns liver valley from rim
s S' snyerIng one Of the most
Gs Gsso,iwrai regions in the west,
ror,d The result OF this
" soa m necessarily discouraged
J, y md nd placed cloud upon the
N mn %pnpaten,ed government land
y l.a though made prior to the
'H n Ia true that the law pro-
.,h,d by which the settler or
Z, ssn have his land excluded,
"a hnr tedious. expensive meth
ls,l,s In hardship 10 those whom
nj, mol tie desire OF the ad-
|.sIta TO embarrass.
yspsrt Opinion Needed
~ b, possible that there is In
~, n This valley land which
Ia h withdrawn for coal. II so.
"A rIlJzsn OF the state Will for a
4 nbkct to such a withdra wal,
s-,ure 10 say that a thorough in
.,ts M experts. instead OF enthu-
,ii disclose that thousands and
. a, A acres OF this good agricul-
n Ma no coal upon u. nor under
|;-stss and the practical prospector
A esssrally very much more COM
{ttan the ordinary expert. have
',srhlrk this region for wears for
KgS. II Il could be ascertained
>1tlrusr portions OF the Snake
~ 1--WE any Indications of coal.
|a be glsd 10 have reservation
a 4, 10 that. but sincerely hope
4 IA near future It will be nos
hrSths department 10 raise this
a 4sithdawal. IL is difficult TO one
y not cone In actual contact with
|IhU 10 know the great detriment
. ti!e which II occasions, had
.fos few days ago to examine
|a,sM entry and II was covered
~ blanket. Withdrawals. Such
ID. conclusive against settlement
|<ltment were forbidden.
. Settlers Injured.
ilftralty with these Withdrawals
hsI ln1ure the settler. the man
limited means. more than any
md ns ! have said above. !
~ ID not the desire OF the ad-
l'1 10 lujure 'that class Of Deo-
&c ] take the liberty Of bring
ritter to-Your attention.
EtIon permit me also to say
y a blanket power-sile with
slth. as things exist, has a ten
p create. instead Of DESTROY
-, There are number of pow
iheady taken and they are be-
NSfsd and utilized. while other
va which might be taken and
u rompetition are held under
nksr-slte Withdrawals. and re-
aernN idlencss The fact is
~ poWer-site Withdrawals also
te areas OF agricultural lands
s'a can be used for power site
Mm Early Attention
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

ROYAL Banda Mexicana at Wandamere
tonight and all week,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

''lsss ind ., LOcia with our
'a wapd,,n,ee ,,e Banda Mexicana
~. 'cTc,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
Summer Excursions on Nickel Plate
Road

Chicago to New York and return.
| S27.0O. Boston and return, $4,000. Low
rates to other eastern destinations. On
sale daily, Liberal stopovers. Inquire
of local agent, or write c.. 4. Melin,
D P A, yS11 18th St. Denver Colo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

Salt Laker in New York.
Special to The Tribune
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Vlctoria. Mrs
C. !. Stimis,