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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
To Purchase Apparatus.

The purchase Of playground appar
atus, consisting of see-saws, swings, par
allel bars, rings, etc, at a total cost pr
5000 to be installed in the Fairgrounds
of the Jackson and Bryant schools. To-
Gated at First North and Seventh West
streets and First South between Seventh
and Eighth East streets respectively,
was authorized.
The apparatus is to be for the free
use of the children of the city, and to
remain the property of the park depart
ment of the city and be removable at
its discretion, A competent supervisor
is to be provided by the board of edu-
cation for each playground
The addition of Second North street,
sidewalk extension No. lG2 was author
lied.
The payroll Of number Of depart
ments for the first half of June, aggre-
eating Sl9, ,s76.91, was approved.
Will Test Legality.
City Auditor ". IT. Shearman was au-
thorized to accept from County Auditor
G.. Roscoe Vigus the clty's portion or
the tax redemption, amounting TO Sll,-
540.37, and to notify him that the city
would contest the right OF the county to
deduct from that amount the money
Wh1ch is clalmeu DY Inc county 10 pc
due for the maintenance of the boys
and girls detention homes, $3424. 40
and S2436O6, respectively.
City Attorney II. J. Dininny notified
the commission that, in his opinion. the
charge was illeeal and a test case Will
be made at once TO determine whether
or not the city con be forced to pay for
the upkeep of the homes without having
anything to say about the ma nagement
of the institutions.
Upon resolution by Commissioner G. D.
Keyser, a half holiday was granted to
the park and cemetery employees who
propose to have an outing at the La
goon June 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
"GENTLEMAN"B BUN
ROBS FlSHER

The gentleman" buFslM
clever operations the pon'i
fled. succeeded yeslerday
lucrative coup ot all inc rec
FOR which he is blamed;
Entering the home Of !, 49,, =
South First West street - M
sence of occupants, the la,s
than $500 worth of ifEsns
sudden return ot Mrs. sisssa "a
dim from obtaining booty y, w 4,
much. EIe WAS seen 70 nu
back door and escape @ o.., s,i
,n the rear, still carrying .,s -
cane that has flguren ~ ,.w
tion OF him the police 20
TO get. .onsls,i
gold watches, stlcspins, ,ns m~ 4
Heirlooms. 4 small aInoun'
stolen. ,,,.d ny =
skeleton key about cqy r,,.
afternoon. Mrs. Fis9sr IA a
- few minutes later. sae ,ss S y
burglar acc. bu, . aficr M us
Seen spread a neignoor, ,sss a
watched him climb tns ms n
Flsher FOUND her mouse ;"
state Of disoruer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Looked Forward to Visit.

Mrs, Moore said that the members Of
the federation and especially of her 'of-
ficlal family" had been looking forward
for weeks to their visit to Salt Lake
City and to the racious reception which
they were sure OF from such gracious hos
tesses as they knew the Utah women
TO be.
THE Utah federation invited us to hold
our thirteenth biennial here, but San
Francisco won because a previous invita-
ton had been extended from that city,
said Mrs. Moore. while the board of di-
rectors was still in session at colfax.
when the place of meeting was fixed. a
message came from tho Utah federation
congratulsting San Francisco. Such a
message from the city which had lost
TO the city which had gained the conven-
ton showed a spirit OF hospitality and
graciousness which we feel here today"
Mrs, Moore commended the work OF the
Utah federation and said that the gem
eral federation felt grateful to Utah for
Mrs Mcmahon. who was such a valued
member of its board Of directors.
Mrs. Moore then introduced members
OF what she calls her official family" for
Wo minute talks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Logan Couple Weds.

Miss Magda Bergstrom OF salt Lake
80 AND John o. Peterson of Logan
,rnro married. at noon yesterday in the
Wers Mormon oln' temple ,n in this city. President
Joeenh = smith performed the wedding
ceremony. A wedding breakfast was
held at the home Of the brides brother,
DR.. Hiram Bergstrom, Immediately after
the ceremony. In the. evening an m
formal reception was held to winch
relatives and immediate friends were in,
vited. Decorations were IN PINK and
white roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson VIII
leave in a few DAYS for Logan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Two Minute Talks.

Mrs. George o. Welch of Fergus Falls.
Mimi, first spoke. She said that Mime
sofa as an agricultural state had much
the same problems to face as Utah. In
Minnesota she said, the club women were
giving their attention principally to i'm
provement OF rural schools and social con-
diuons, The schoolhouses were used as
mestic science, travelling library and a
travelling university were used to ad
vantage.
Mrs. John ThreadgiIl Of oklahoma City,
treasurer, was the next speaker. The key
note of Mrs. Threadgill's talk WAS that
anything that was done in earnestness OF
purpose was Obliged to leave an impress
zion, and she advocated the principle OF
the adage that anything worth doing is
worth doing we'll" II all of the details
Of work are as near perfect as the worker
can make them the whole is sure to be
harmonious. Is the principle on which the
one who holds the purse of the national
fcd era finn models her llfn and work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Salt Lake Team Wins.

Last night The entertained
of the convention programme a
the contest between the drl
Salt Lake aud Ogden. TIE II
salt Lake aerie. said to k 4
best drilled in the entire grds,
direction OF Captain Webe. 4
Ogden by n score OF 90 ~ -
points. The teams were ha1.s1
formed, Salt Lake In white
ogden in brown. The 0ldss
directed by F. r. Geisef.
Following the drill conpss1
Cohen of Butte, president 4
tana state aerle. presented .:
silver trophy cup To Captain
iutimated IN his address ia.
team might be present Z!
meeting to "show off" b.Nn
gates OF the tri-state unioa
also took opportunity 70 ny
was a good booster f@
Montana and advised thon
work II Montana man ~
worth. for they have all y
money" In praise OF the ela
OF the Salt Lake drill team. :
made a brief speech Tm
presided over by SecTetaH
Cam.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Reception Committee.

The members OF the reception commit
tee, besides Mrs. j. Il. Marshall, general
chairman, were Mrs. Byron Cummings,
Mrs. Frank stephens, Mrs. A. r. Nc
Came. Mrs. Lafayette Hauchett. Mrs. C.
w. l.. Dorsey. Mrs j. r. Lctcher Mrs.
Charles II Wells. Mrs. J. c. Sinclair.
Mrs. h. o. Leatherwood, Mrs. a. L. SAN
ford. Dr. Belle Gemmel. Mrs. f. S Rich
ards, Mrs. F. w Hayt. Mrs. Selden Claw
son.
The tea room. under the direction Of
Mrs l.. NJ Bailey, was In charge OF Mrs.
w. +. Adams, assisted by Mrs. William
9. Jennings. Mrs. George Keysor. Mrs.
Charles Tying, Mrs. NJ, NJ, Johnson, The
Misses McLaurle. Miss Mildred Mcmillan,
Miss Leah Henderson. Miss Marjorie
Howard, Miss Phoebe Dye, Miss Dorothy
ingram. Miss Selma Lane and Miss Mar
IoTje BidWcll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
PACK FAMILY REvSs Ra.ys
CONES TOHAPnY
r,,,,,ly aS@

The Pack Family "a . q
annual reunion came 70 -
Civ WEDNESDAY. M WIN old ~
neighborhood Of me ssrsIn.s Ines =
ana ana a snbsequenrt, eSs'J seISscIsJ, g;
,nn " Year. The reunion, x =
IN IN honor Of the me- me"Ib me- TO-
4, pioneer Of ~ ana "wshlcs .
came. came Was attended. de.ns ~ d
his descendants, sG'"y ,6o yyssrs
reached ji the age Of "A Nv tao drs
Tie sessions lasleo aver NE, 70
of which was s,dsIpbsr. slTs% q ~
Inc In salt Lake, nprOsrar5
Gtict an jnterestlhs, ,,ps ilst,ns
iniscent character we. we ,ltst
'''Iso Eonntiful. Utah. wa was for iu
bers Of the assocln''iTssl isls. !"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Candidates Are Friends.

Mrs. PcnnypuCker and Mrs. Carpenter
the New York candidate for president
are. by the way, the best OF friends and
their contest for the highest office with
in the gift Of the federation is entirely
without bitterness. Both are said TO he
many Of the delegates have exprnssed
themselves as uncertain OF choice be-
tween them.
Mrs. Pennypackcr was expected with
the official delegation. but Will probably
go to California by tho southern routc
Mrs Carpenter will arrive on Saturday y
on n handsome special train.
Mrs. Potter and DR. DE Bcy remained
last night at the Hotel Utah and will
leave for California thIs morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Father Accuses Son.

On complaint OF his father. C. r. Lar
sen aged 20 years, was arrested yestcr-
gay Dy Patrolman \, f. Lund and may
be charged with grand larceny THE
older Larsen conducts a secondhand
store lie complained 10 the police yea
terday that his son had stolen between
the police, the father Intends 10 prose-
cute his son TO the limit. although no
complaint WAS issued Yesterday Steps
are aroot looking 10 n settlement OF the
Young map's frpuilc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Delegates to Grand Asr,

Another important f,,,,.|
election yesterday was tbs 4.
II. S. McCann and J. j. ~,
of Salt Lake, as delegates IA I.
aerle OF the order to bs bsI J
ust AT Cleveland. Ohio. NJ
were instructed to vote in 4
the question Of local pov.r;
state aerles, which viii h. y
important matters decided br 5
aerie. They were alsC M
support the proposition M
grand aeries bi.eniallv irt,i
ually, as is the present tus3
said by those in favor Il
measure that it is dithsrll l
Of the smaller aeries 70 us'
pense OF sending delegates b, \
aerie each wear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Had Business Session.

Yesterday was the last n
convention of the tri.state n,
convened last Tuesday. n
of yesterday was given o.
consideration of routine 81
the hearing of the reports
committees appointed Lad
business session was held
morning from 10 clock y
when the convention adjma
1:30 o clock. At noon nr|
delegates attended the crn'
at the tabernacle and "a
panied by A. B. Cohen. Of BdI
dent Of the Montana acre. d
gates took the tfolly idt
Emigratio canyon aud 10 N
of interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
DISCUSS EXCURSIONS
UNDER CLUB AUSPICES

The excursion committee of the Com
mercial club held It's regular mootInp
yesterday. Three plans FOR prosnnc,i,.ss
excursions Were debated one trim nrne
posed Is through Utah county. another
INTO ideno and another 10 Ogden
Incre was also n meeting OF the tu,n
executive committees Of the TraDsrnjs.
sissippi Commercial congress and tho NJ
ilonal Irrigation congress. Only routine
business was transacted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
King Now Del'sT

Judge william Il. !adsy' Si'i
Bal'5'"G'Vdi ast a1 /" delegate to 2i's ts'l 'linS
Ogden. Ogden VIII who ji. + nD'S,si SS,ssiiSp,i % 4
man, man will have the p'V'' Il
lor of Provo II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Burglars Get Jewelry.

Burglars obtained iaweJrv valued az
sloo and $3.50 in cash from the home OF
> j. Smith, s53 West South TcmpIe
street. yesterday afternoon. The robbery
vas committed during the absence of
the family. Entrance was gained hy rrv-
Ing open rear window lady's gold
watch aud chain. ring set with ruoies
and child savings bank were stolen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Saturdays Delegations.

The delegations announced 10 arrive on
Massachusetts New York. Wisconsin and
Idaho The Utah delegation wifi leave
Saturday at $50 o'clock. Other delega-
tions are expected Sunday and some OF
the delegates who arrive Saturday will
remain until Sunday.
A large number OF charming southern
women were among the official dclega-
ton. Naturally they are enthusiastic in
their Endorsement OF Mrs. Percy Penny
packer for president. Among these was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Meeting at Tabernacle.

Members of the local hospitality com
mttee were on duty early yesterday
morning prepared FOR the carly hour at
which the train was scheduled. Auto
mobiles met the distinguished visitors
at the train and took them for q drive
over the city, which ended at the taber
nacle. where a mass meeting was ad-
dressed by n number of official guests.
The meeting was called to order by
Mrs. Gould E Blakely, chairman OF tho
hospitality committee. at 10:95. Mrs. A.
j. Gorham, president Of the Utah fed
OF the assembly AdJutant General Wedg-
wood resd an address OF welcome from
the state written by Governor Spry.
Mayor Samuel 6. Park welcomed the
delegates in behalf OF the city and told
of some of the advantages Of Salt Lake
and Utah. He commended the women Of
Utah for the part they had taken in in
huencing good legislation for the state.
Mrs Moore. federation president, was
neSt intrndn dncnd b.. Mrs. Gnrha m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Zion Gives Visiting
Club Women Welcome
Salt Lake Hospitality I'M
presses Members of "Of1icial
Family and Delegates.

~ ALT LAKE extended hospitality
yesterday TO the official delega-
ton OF the General Federation OF
~ Women's clubs. including sorne oil
the best known women III the
United States, whose residences extend
ed from New England TO the sunny
southland. The delegation arrived on a
special train, over the Denver & Rio
Gyande, known as the directors spe-
clal. al o'clock yesterday morning, one
hour behind schedule time The train
was routed out of 81. Louis. the nome
OF the president OF the federation, Mrs.
Philip y. Moore,
From the arrival OF the guests until
their departure at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. they were given continuous
round of entertainment. The delegation
from Arkansas. which came In on the
official train, left at > O'Clock to 90 by
way OF Los Angeles on the Salt Lake
Route Mrs. c. II. McMahon OF this city
accompanied the official delegation to
San Francisco
No official announcement oil the ar
rival OF special trains Is made for to-
day. hut the committees assigned 10
duty today at the Hotel Utah are re
uuested TO report TO their chairmen and
The chairrnen are asked to hold them
selves In readiness. for n call from the
general chairman. Mrs Gould B. Blake
been previously announced.
The entire delegation on the official
train yesterday numbered seventy-fve
and included club representatives from
many OF the southern and eastern states
In addition 10 the federation officials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Reports Loss Of Ring.

Russell Barton. 404 Fourth East stree,
reported TO the police yesterday tina, bs
had been robbed OF ring worth SO
WINE IN the waiting room Of the Rev
theater. He said he laid tho ring down
tor minute and upon returning for #
was unable 10 find IL '"' -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
NAME OGDEN NiI1
HEAD EAGLES h
I ri-State Convention /
Election Of oficen !
Concludes Session
ELY GETS 1913 h
Salt Lake Men DsI.,,l
Grand Aerie; Instu,al
on Vital Matter.

f. r. Geieer Of oeds,
president Of the tri-stst, ~
fraternal Order of Easls !,
nual election Of officer: l.r
day afternoon at the ball d
Aerie No. 67. Other candida
office of president for tho -.
were W. j. Costello Of g.,
Idaho and J.. NJ. Hardy 4
vada. Costello was cboss, :.
ident, d. j, Elrod of po.,,.,
elected to the office Of .s,,,
t, b. Wesler of Idaho Fan. -
treasurer. The new trp,t.., !.
Foreman of Bingham and
of HALEY, Idaho,
The election OF Officers =.
by a contest between 0os..
for the honor OF cnter,sis;s.
gates OF the tri-state unio,
vention to be held in Jun,
was chosen as the nert r,.
by q small margin. OF ths d,
in the union, Nevada h,
held the convent;on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
P. j. MORAN HOME
FROM TRIP TO EAST

r. j. Moran returned homo Yesterday
from n business trip to n number Of
eastern cities. Mr.. Moran was in Chi
cago Tuesday. the day that The national
Republican convention opened He pre-
diets that Taft Will he the regular part
nominee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Luncheon at Club.

a luncheon given by the Commercial
club TO the official delegation Immediate
ly followed the organ recital Plates
were placed for zoo. including Il number
OF Salt Lake club women, who were
given the privilege of having lunch with
the visitors.
A long table extended the length of the
dining room, lntersected by shorter ones
across tho room The tables were deco
rated with bowls OF roses. with punches
of sego lilies and ferns scattered along
the cloth
4 reception was given the guests at
the Hotel Utah by the hospitality COM
mittee from o'clock until the guests
were obliged 10 leave for their trains
The hotel was frightened by large bowls
OF peonies and smaller bowls OF roses
In pink and white on the mezzanine, the
presidents suite and the banquet room.
where tea was served. The tea table had
H large basket OF pink and white bios
SONS and ferns as a centerpicce, with
bowls of roses at either end The smaller
tables. where the guests were seated to
ne served. had ccntcrpieces of pink and
white roses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Greetings From New England.

Mrs. A. r. Bailey OF Newton. Mass, one
of the directors, brought greetings from
her state and said that she realized more
every day the tie that binds club women
together. in the fact that she from the
far east felt so much at home in the
far west. 1.-THE art OF giving pleasure is
one OF the flrst things the club woman
learns aud the pleasure you women Of
Utah are giving us today shows that you
have learned the lesson we'll" was Mrs
Bailey's gracious acknowledgment of the
hospitality OF the Salt Lake women.
Mrs. J. G. Mathews of New Orleans.
another director. said ''Tn club work
you get more than you give, as is being
demonstrated in what we are getting TO-
day. IN my club work have had many
delightful experiences bue OF the beads Ia
my rosary Of experience this one Of to-
day will linger in memory az one OF the
most beautiful OF all. ."
Mrs. Harry j. Keefe of Wathill, Neb.,
director, told Of the special work done
in her state by club women and said
that one OF the lessons they had learned
was that they must deal more with
Ca, Iva
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21

Mrs Willard Gould Rogers of Charlotte
N C., who is chairman Of the endowment
fund committee Tor her state Mrs
fund chairman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Tribute in Verse.

Mrs. Eugene Reilly of Charlotte, y. g.
the words OF the dear old south, I want
cceded with giving clever, facetlous
board Of directors,
or Mrs. Mcmahon she said:
You all have favorite teas. but Mrs
McMahons repartee
Has the most delightful flavor you will
ever taste or see
She's also very helpful gives her COM
rades many lift.
And preserves the reputation OF the west
for being swift.
She never lags behind, qua rdlikc goes In
advance:
She blaZes many dnrkened ways with
either tongue or lance.
Her winsome face We love To see and gaze
on all the time:
Just drink with mo and toast her grace
either In prose or rhyme"
The following bright reference was
made TO Mrs. Desha Breckenridge of
Lexington. Ky, who Is an ardent SUI
frHge advocate.
1.-The beauty Of Kentucky women and
her horses Is far-famcd
And they lead In everything that's eyer
been heard or named
| In classifying life specimens each must
be- put In proper place.
We must tabuIgte horses records and
name each womaDs grace
Mrs. Breckenridge is not like the others.
/ where shall We place her then?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
State Presidents Speak.

The following presidents of state fed
erations were introduced and made brief
addresses Mrs Charles Henderson. Ala
bama: Mrs. Royden Douglas, Louisiana;
Mrs. w, x. James, Missouri; Mrs II. j.
Frauenthal, Arkansas. Mrs. Barnes OF
Louisville, Ky. also spoke.
Mrs. Olaf N Guldlln, Fort Wayne Ind,
chairman OF the household economics de-
partment of the federation. made a brief
talk on her work
Mrs Frances Squire Potter of Chicago,
chairman Of the literature and library
extension department, spoke eloauently
OF literature. Among other things, she
said; CAS- this magnificent structure Is
made so that sound can be heard from
one of Its remote recesses to another, so
literature Is a structure OF words In
tended perfectly TO carry IDEAS"
Dr. Comelia De Bey. also Of Chicago,
spoke briefly along educational lines. DR..
De Bey said she thought the children
were the hope in all reform work and
that in training them we'll q betterm ent
would be noted in o. rising generation.
She believed that all energy should be
put into the coming generation and
thought that teachers should be the best
obtainable and that they should be given
greater freedom and paid higher sal
aries. She believed in women on school
boards as women were the natural
custodians OF children. DR.. De Bey is a
former member OF the Chicago school
boa rd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-21
Hear Great Organ.

In the organ recital az the close OF The
mass meeting. Prof, J, j. Mcclellan pre-
sided nj the organ and the following
Sextstto from Lucia" s"......,.........,. Donizetti
organist j. J, Mcclellan.
ta) The Rou0ry Noviu
OBJ Communion In @ ..,.,-..-..,..-.:..,,,B Batiste
(cl Old melody. ATT. by performer
.'It With All Your Hcarb." tenor solo from
Elijah" ............,....... Nendels1ohn
". j, Brncs.
Roysr!c Lsurot
Willard wiehs.
Pilgrims chorus. ''TanDhsuocr ......-.,, Wagner
nfr Mcclellan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-20
HYDE TRIAL BEGINS TO-DAY
Joseph G. Robin Will Be States
Chief Witness,

The long deferred trial of Charles H.
Hyde, former City Chamberlain. who is
charged with bribery, viii begin to-day
before Justice Con in the extraordinary
term of the Supreme Court. Max d..
Steuer, counsel for Hyde, informed Dis
trict Attorney Whitman yesterday that
his client would be ready for trial to-
day when his case was called 4 special
panel Of talesmen has been ordered TO
report.
The prosecution will be conducted by
District Attorney Whitman and Frank
Moss and John X. Clark, Assistant Dis
triCt Attorneys. Mr.. Whitman himself
will open the case for the prosecution.
Although Justice God will doubtless eN-
pedlte the trial so far as he IS able, II
is expected that considerable time Will
be consumed In choosing a jury.
HYDE, IL is alleged. while city Cham
berlain forced Joseph q. Robin, OF the
Northern Bank, 10 lend $4,000 TO the
Carnegie Trust Company, which was then
near disaster. Hyde, it Is alleged, prom
Used that If the loan We're made ne would
increase the city funds on deposit with
the Northern Bank.
Joseph q. Robin vii! be an important
witness against Hyde. and IL may be
the end of his confinement Since he
pleaded guilty to grand larceny eighteen
months ago, he has been awaiting SEN
tence by Justice Seabury. ~ that time
he agreed to give every possible assist
ance TO the District Attorney.