The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-29
CITY AND VICINITY

ARTHUR CHAMBERLAIN addressed
| the teachers OF the public schools AT
| the high school gymnasium YESTERDAY
afternoon. He took as his subject, The
| Pass Word OF Progress and Character
| Building His talk vas interesting and
| helpful. The assembly was crowded
Mr.. Chamberlain will lecture again to
| the teachers this afternoon in the nigh
school assembly room at 4:15 o'clock
| AT THE REGULAR services in Tenn
! pie B'nai Israel this evening. Rabbi 6.
| ]. Freund will deliver discourse ap-
| the death OF Rabbi Isaac Wise Of the
| Hebrew Union college OF Cincinnati. OF
which institution Rabbi Freund is
graduate, Similar services will he held
throughout tho United states.
CONFERENCE VISITORS will he en7
tertaincd in the Knights Of Pythias hall
at i6l South Second East street; Mon
will be the Cambrian association and the
Sons and Daughters OF Waies and the
programme viii consis, of music. short
will he given AT s O'Clock.
MRS. EDNA RYAN HOFFMAN died at
5 o'clock aSt @ evening In the Holy Cross
peSdGcts She Mas an the Wfe Oh I2 Rov
Hoffman, who is craftsman employed
by the Kelly Filter Press company. and
! lived I'm the Cornell apartments. Funeral
| arrangements have not been completed.
THIEVES cARTEo AWAY, 200 iron
cleats from the rear OF the ElNe thester
| on State street Wedn esday night, ac
cordlng TO report made to the police yes
terday, The cleats weigh about two
pounds each, making a total bulk of 600
pounds. II is presumed they were re-
moved by means OF wagon.
THERE WILL BE a meeting of the
members of the Caedonian club in their
new hail at 16l South Second East street
at o'clock this evening, for the pur-
pose OF arranging funeral services for
Mrs. James Moffat Mrs. Moffat had
been an enthusiastic member for the
past twenty-five years.
CHARLES L. JACKSON, who was ar
rested Wednesday by United States Mar
shaI J. ITs Anderson. charged with fors
ing a postoffice money order for $50 at
Pocatello, was arraigned. yesterday be
Baldwin and ordered held under $1,000
bond.
AN ENTERTAINMENT was given last
night In the Second ward amusement hall
in honor OF the centenary OF the novelist,
Charles Dickens. The programme in
cluded representations of various char
| acters from the writings of Dickens,
A CHECK for $3.50 was received yester-
day by Attorney General Barnes from
the estate OF Bella II. Warner of Bos-
ton In payment OF the Inheritance tax
40 shares OF the, common stock OF the
| Union Pacific Railroad company.
ON TELEGRAPHiC ADVCES from
Beaver City Utah. Deputy Sheriff Isaac
who is wanted by the Beaver authorities
| TO answer charges of passing worthless
checks: The sheriff OF Beaver county
| will take his prisoner back today.
| IN THE CRIMINAL DIVISION OF the
| Third district court yesterday W. G,
Davis, charged with assault with a deadly
| weapon. was allowed by Judge Loot
| borouw TO change his plea Of not guilty
to plea OF guilty to battery. lie viii be
sentenced Saturday.
J. w. KLINE, president of the Earrl-
| man System Federation OF Shop En-
ployecs, will arrive In this city from Chi
| cago today. He is making a tour OF the
principal shop centers OF the system. Mr..
Kline win speak to Iaboring men of the
city this afternoon.
ton were filed In the Third district court
vest sterday by Brigham Mckenzie In the
estate Of Christina ]. NJ. Loughlin whose
estate is valued at s5212.7O, and by Henry
Il. Beer In the estate OF Cora a. Beer,
valued at s650o
s!s, eLAoys ;, l. IT, AMTHoNY, AN ION sy ss,yesr- old
Euclid avenue, died yesterday morning
at the family residence. The funeral win
be held today at 2:31 o'clock from the
residence. Burial will be in the City Gem
| etery,
THE SONS OF JovE met in regular
weekly session during luncheon at the
Commercial club yesterday. The fea-
tyre OF srs lne meeting vas birag an aadTeTs 9y
to the objects OF the organization,
ON COMPLAINT Of a state street res
| taurant keeper, Fl. H.. Jacobsen, a mes
senger boy was arrested yesterday,
| charged with passing a Confederate $40
| bill He will be tried for obtaining money
| under false pretcnses.
| MAYOR SAMUEL c. PARK has ac-
cepted an invitation from the Utah Man
| ufacturers association 10 deliver an sd
dress next Monday night at the inaugu-
| ration OF Utah products week.
| SUIT AGAINST the Utah Consolidat-
ed Mining company was begun In the
| Third district court yesterday by j. II.
Sandblom TO recover $3.50 damages for
personal injuries
! EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN, 2ie Twelfth
terday that his stable had been entered
during the night and a set OF double
| harness stolen.
ToNIeHT's sALTAiR TRAIN for the
retail clerks ball will leave the station
promptly at O'Clock according TO an
! rangements.
A COMPLAINT was Issued from the
| county attorneys office yesterday charg
| ing William Putnam. alias Bill Brown.
With having cmbezzled S65 from y. J.
| Butler
MABEL l.. DioNAN WAS granted an
interIocutory decree OF divorce from Dom
inicE =. Dignan by Judge G. w. Morse
in the Third district court Yesterday.
| IN a COMPLAINT Issued from the
| county attorneys office yesterday Ray
| Bridge IL accused OF assault and battery
! on Olive DangberG.
| COUNTY ATTORNEY !. e. WILEY
| was notified yesterday OF his election To
] a direc,orship in the BountIfn state bank
! of Bountiful.
arrested last night. charged with petty
] larceny He Is said 10 have stolen "a