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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
TWO DAIRYMEN MUST
FACE PROSECUTIONS

noon h the were aonS ed ., a
county at Provo by J, C.. Lambert dep
uty dairy and food commissioner. against
J. r. Allen and J. H. Duboise. milk
dealers OF Vineyard. Utah county Tho
milk dealers are charged with selling
milk con tanning impurities and below
the. standard in butter fat. The com
plants were based OH the analysis OF
Herman FIarms, state chemist, who re-
ported last week TO the state pure food
bureau. Fifteen other dairymen In va
,'ious parts Of the state have been mott
fled by the commissioner to file fnforma-
ton on or before May 10, giving reason
Why they should not be prosecuted by
the bureau for selling impure dairy
products
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
MAKING PREPARATION
FOR GARRICK SHOWS

The rehearsas ot "In Cay New York. -
the musical comedy which Will be the first
week offering of the summer musical
season nj the Garrick, beginning Sunday
night arc in progress under the direction
of Harry Loeb. the compauy's comedian
and stage director, Mr.. Loeb who heads
the company Of twenty five, is We'll known
on the eastern circuits.
Tie company which Intends To produce
q number Of royalty musical shows dur
ing the summer. changing the bill each
week. is under the management OF r
Fitzgerald The Garrick has been leased
for a season OF sixteen weeks. and Il was
announced last night that the sixteen
productions which wilt be staged during
the summer VIII be the best obtaInatIc
and no expense will bc spared in provid-
ing a proper settling,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
HOGENSEN IS BACK
FROM TOOELE TRIP

J. c, Hogenson of the Agricultural,
college extension department., YESTERDAY
returned from Grantsville, where ON
farmers upon the subject of sugar beet
culture.
In addition TO instructing them along
tnis line, Mr.; Hosenson distributed 100
pounds Of high grade sugar beet seed
among twenty-sevru farmers, who will
plant them as an experiment this sum
Iner, cultivatlng the beets under sugSes
lions from Prof Hogenson
On Friday morning Mr.. Hogenson will
leave for Sanpete county TO Investigate
the matter Of inferior seed potatoes thai
are, said TO have been shipped into that
rc<-inn -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
COMPLAIN OF HASTE
IN ENFORCING ORR

Directors Of the Manufacture
citation OF Utah will mold lhst
monthly meeting at the VeI9
Ing. beginning at 8 O'Clock tolils.
One OF the Important msllsfs bi
si0ered at this meeting is ts 2
sued to soda water manUfsrtI3
bottlers TO cease the use Of ~
ties having the push-down slo7Isx
contended by soda water m1t<
that they were not allowed suf'ss,,
In which to make the changt
case OF one firm, Il is pointed ~
signment OF $4,000 worth OF III
was received from the east S
the Issuance OF the order. L =
is enforced as II now STANDS ~.
a hardship on manufactures. "
plain. and they have asked y = y
ton 10 take up the matter Wiz Y
pure food commission.
TonIght's meeting OF the aus: 5
TO he an important one 10 ot6s y
and on that account Preseeal Z
McAllister is especially anx!oa =
attendance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
THIEVES KEEP BUSY
DURING EARLY HOURS

While j d. Thompson. living 81 the
New Richards rooming house was absent
from his room for five minutes yesterday
morning thief entered and stole nls
vest. containing $50 in currency. Thomp-
son complained TO the police, declaring ne
believed Il woman had robbed him
II. T. FIerrick, 55S South Second West
street, reported Yesterday that his room
had been entered and $500 and severa
suits OF clothes stolen. In one Of the
suits was a gold watch and fob. The
trousers to the suit were found on the
lawn this morning the thief having dis
carded them after removing the watch.
A new black overcoat was stolen from
the room OF j NJ, Thomas in the Eagle
block last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
ELECTRICAL WORku
BOTH WORK ANDf

Electrical workers at LoEsa 4
receive a charter for a locel ~.
a decision that was reached s,i y
mornings session Of the ann
tion of the intermountsin o. o.
brotherhood OF Electrical Woss'
II also was decided 10 ests1 "
ancn TO members OF Mlssouls,; -. -
i0S. who are ont on s,fihs
only action taken Win rei,i .,,,i,
matter, settlement OF the s'v X, 4
entirely with members Q, ,.rss,s
consultation with counGli o' Il,
Adjournment vas taken .s,, - 9
next meeting to be neld tn'S
ginning at . o'clock, San n
LAST night the visitors ss Sa (
the Moose club in a Ca" e'
hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
= VISITS GRs

A committee iroin ,o the G7,1
Utah went down >, ,e ,srpoon .
ssradua,ing class Of .rs!iy .IH, offss
An enjoya bic and itsSljh imtsSjch ts
yoan,et,se' waa TiTsn ,oretel di,s{ VIII %la ~
faculty, met u'e
school matters. -smme trs
After The progfa''~s,sys a
science department, Ss,ittse ~
the university 1ninrs. e9mns'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
DEATH SUMMONS
LUDWIG SONNENBURG

Ludwig SonncuburG, aged 16 years.
jsnltor OF the Twentylirst ward chapel,
died at bis home In tho rear of the
church carly yesterday morning OF tuber-
culosis. Some dispute as 10 the cause Of
death arose. owing Ia the presence of
poN-like rash. one physician holding that
SonnenourG had died OF smallpox. AS
sistant City Physician H. e. Spragie
made an official investigation and de-
clared death 10 have been caused by tu-
herculosls,
Mr.. Sonnenburs was born I'm Germany
ana came To Utah many years ago. \
widow and several Children survive him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
UTAH WILL ACCEPT
BONDS IF APPROVED

lr the attorney general Of the state
is satisfied on investigation that the
securities OF tho Green River irrigation
district are sufficient To protect the
state's interests. Utah will take $50 900
OF the 100000 bond issue contemplated
by the company, The state land board
Of examiners. and the decision to make
tine purchase OF bonds was reached The
legal requirements must first be met and
a thorough Investigation OF the COM
The deal probably Will be closed at
newt months meeting Of the hoard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
DEFENSE IN THE pis ";
CASE MAKES oho''

The defense in the ,ssss esss did
Dive OH trial in the Ihno I.r ir!w<
on a charge Of murasI,, as.I,,.HIsy i
number OF witnesses os yes'[r II ~
conclude the introdlctiVrn, Vrn,.s,rr . 4
noon today. silas ,i F. ..sUs q o.
Ins lns' of 9e Joseph Sss 'i Rainbov;;, v;;,-ma an n
at and the not Tine nD'' Of The sne0'lFEs' y "a
Cfty Detectives ,,s,iisd ~
George f. Clevclano. nys Ts 81
ross identification o. nain wiir's
tive, as the states SIZE ,I,s s c I
fled TO. samuel ,,s oI3'e'i, w 4. Bor1SS'
others TO testify in os
lanGn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
GRAND CHAPTER O. E. S.
OPENS SESSION TO-DAY

The grand chapter OF the Order of the
Eastern Star OF Utah held "a reception at
the Masonic temple last night as a pre-
limiDary TO the two days session OF the
grand chapter, which begins this morn
ing al 10 o'clock. Delegates from the
various chapters OF the state attended
and the guests We're received by the
members OF tho Salt Lake chapter beaded
lay Mrs. Amelia King. grand matron. Re-
freshments were served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
PRESS CLUB IS NOT
lNDORSING BOOK

Notice was given Yesterday by tie Off
GERS OF the Salt Lake Press club that
the club is not at This time endeaVorinc
To place a publication upon the market
nor has " lndorEed the. publication Of
ANY book. The notice waS given follow
inc report to the effect that prominent
business men We're hcinG approached by
persons VINO asked for subscriptions TO
n book which, the solicitors alleged had
the support and Endorsement Of the Press
club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Robberies Reported.

Entering by means OF a pass key, a
burglar stole an ovcrcoat and pair of
yellow satin slippers from the apart
Inents OF ". s. Anderson In the Nelson
apartment house last night. The robbery
WAS reported 10 the police.
Edward NJ. Clark OF Ogden complained
tc the police yesterday that he had been
robbed Of a gold watch by two men In
the railroad yards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Arrested oH ,t,k,<

n Miller and char char1''l laa e e
arrested re-, by ,,,l ths pS,,Tnfs
carried large oi,,.e ag ~.
known to the swindlen. M
commonly used " ,sn are ~
Snsrsney SsaS;a and aa,s, win in! pc ssanSispss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Judgment OF Guilty.

W. T.. stevenson was found guilty of
obtaining money by false pretcnses and
was sentenced To pay a fine OF $50 or
serve thirty days In jail by Justice r. NJ
Bishop yesterday. Stevenson was charged
WIZ for $40
at th,oo,-,uu soo,, ,.u,o,,,, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Feller Funeral Friday.

The funeral of Mrs. Christian Feller Of
Murray will he held from the residence
of her son. Godfrey Feler, ~ Poplar
street. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock In
ternncnt Will he in South Cottonwood
cemetery,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Will Visit Canyon.

The stay at Logan viii ~
trip by wagon and automobL /
gan canyon and around tie 4
that season of the year all ts,sI
to be visited will be at thsr 4
appearance and will a1prd !
scenery, Experimental wuri I
college will be a leading tsitIs
The special will leave km
evening, arriving in Salt Lab 1
O'Clock that night. Those vi, 4
remain over will End their il,ln
on trains returning Sunday.
Complete plans for tina eIssir
be submitted to the board Of y
and upon favorable action vi
nounced-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
SALT LAkERS Vil|
VISIT CACHE III
Plans for Second Of ID.
O'an First" Excurst
Near complstiou.
DATE FIXED FOR SAJ
Inspection Of Great Odd
and Wonderful lo,,1
| Canyon Feature,

The second "See Jr,.,
curslon under the ansplcs, :,
Lake Commercial club will ~,
MAY 25, when club msrh
and all outsiders INTERESTS s''
valley. "
This announcement va,
excursion S committee log r. Inas
lowing the visit Tuesdayy' y'..sfsil y ~,
Joseph Il. Caine, Charles - u -
II. Hunkins to Logan, vsal ss.al
were arranged. The Comms,t.., t
ers league Of Logan will rs,
at that end and plan q b, 'se
great day. :" Ale
Big Special Train. 4
The special train will
Lake over the Oregon Sbo,, = !:
at $50 o'clock on the norm. nom; !
20, 1t will make a through :,
as Brigham City, where n. IL = =
is scheduled, There tbs 'sS ss,.,l ~
will take automobiles ami ,ss.'.
and will be shown through VA ~ <
chards Of the surrounding y sss,., =
triD of inspection will also il 4
the noted mari beds near h
CITY. which are deelaerd !.
largest in the world, and Thi9 !
ducinr a tremendous amount y !
for the industry today,
From Brigham. the speci,I i
ceed through the scenic Gs
canvon. which presents A yis,
passed in natural mcsedr,
beauty, opening up into Cab
with its waving fields All
towns, surrounded By maiet,
tains, At noon the crowd 4 !
wall be escorted to the sta,. |,
tural college for luncheon ~
tion OF the college buildIis'
grounds. A feature OF hi, =
be an inspection OF The doss'
ence department. which is tu.a'|
OF the best in the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
MANY Cash Prizes.

In addition to this. nfst PItHie Pii Sa I
slO and a second rrizc OF SSV VIZ w
oscrcl for the most bea!Ititul tealaGnogi
yarJ in each Of the hvc munieipat, pa
wards. 1t is stipulated, however, tns'
participants IN the grand prlze conlpe,
tit;on shall not be considered I'D th'
ward competition. oaored
A grand prize of Slo0 VIII be oncdea
for the best Improvement OF Nacap.
lnr in the city. in this connection q
.ccond prize of $40 will be awarden'
also q third prize Of S25.
\ committee of Judges viii oe namso
by Tie bureau 20 make the AWARDS
which will he announced not later IMAM
September /. The inspection OF proPII
critics Will commence august l.. ana az
nersons who cnter the competition III
my of its classes. will be required 10
send in their names. addresses ana 10.
alton of premises 10 the bureau MI M;
lqfer thar August !. The Judges WIZ
re, INSPECT any oloportv IN eases "uetc
tL:s requirement is not respected
preperties cared for bv paid gardeners
or other paid employees VIII not pA
considered. the scheme being TO aware
tho nri2es Only to persons, who, through
,hc,r own work and the work OF mem
bcrs OF their families improve the ap-
ncarance Of their premises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
Contest Unlimited.

This means that any progressive GU
iI~u wco owns properly and VINO pa'
Sufficient. civic pride To improve III 70
the best of his advantage, either by MS
own labor or through the choftS oi
any or ell mcmoers of his iamiiS' WA
be a contestant for the prize money
and will at the same time rake part IN
The bic boost for Salt Lake. Prcpara-
tions. care and Improvement OF prop
erty may begin at once and continue up
until tho dav OF the awards. he Inn
itation of August To September
does not apply to contestants VINO iui-
fill the rules. bat merely means tnat
the. Judges will make inspections during
that period
The city superintendent of schools
viIi be requested to have full iniorma-
ton sivcn TO pupils III the ely schoois
40 that school children may notlfY
their parents or personally gain an op-
pnrtuuitv of participating in the COM
pctition for prizes
May Increase Prizes.
1t is the intention, if uosslble. TO
secure an additional appropriation from
the city commission or other sources,
which will mean moro prizes.
The governing committee also in
dorsed the lecture TO be given IN the
salt Lake tbearcr May Ia DIV 81. w.
Irwin of San Francisco, on the sub,
iect Along the Old Overland Trail.
Mr. Irwin has becn touring the west
giving lectures Of the kind to demon
strate the growth aud development Of
this country, and to spur onward any
progressive move that will unbuild the
west His lecture will be illustrated
with colored and motion films. Com
mcrcial club members will occupy re-
served seats. for which arrangements
have already been made.
7 There also was q short routine ses
sion Of tbc immigration committee fol
lowing the session of the governing
committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-09
WILL GIVE BOOST
TO CITY BEAUTIFUL"
Commercial Club Publicity
Bureau Outlines Plans for
the Contest.
LARGE SUM IN PRIZES
Entrants Will Be Gamers
Even Though They Do
Not Secure Award.

Bv tho adoption of a sub committee
report the governing committee of Tue
Commercial club publicity bureau ~
a meeting yesterday outlined rules anu
specified prizes for tho "eity beaut',
fnlv campaign that will he carried
oot between now and September |. ne
move was launched by the publicity pu'
rcau as an incentive to property own
crs to improve their premises and th"s
add Individually TO the attractiveness
and beauty of Salt Lake. Not less
than $3.50 will he distributed III Prl@es'
Acting upon the suggestion oil a. w w.
Mackenzie. John D. Giles and u w.
Johnson. who formed the sun-'onp'''
fec assigned to report OIL plan oi Pro,
ccdure. the bureau will oner ,@C asI resi.
rrizcs for the two most beautiiul teiiI ;iI
J,ncc wards in the city. The hrst VIII
Inc : lOu and the second soo.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Now is the tinsto begin to inure ones ssli
TO open air sleeping.
One smiles now at remembering the long
years Of vain urging OF ones snanic friends
70 take a daily walk In the fresh air Rs a
braesr for weak nerves and general debility
for those persons who used to lire iD'the hot
test and dryest Of smotheTinE rooms. sVsthed
In the heaviest hRnnels, are the ones who
now turn and rend y0u II you do not follow
them to the other extrems-because II iS the
proper eAper-of sleeping out Of doors in all
Esathers and spend the hours from beak-
fast to luncheon following up the treatment
BY sIttIng out on the porch with barred head
and slippsrsd feet while the Thermometer
shows low degrees OF temperature.
AS long as they can endure this silly ex-
treme, these are the women who go on the
street in zero weather in low shoes and
gauzy silk stockings, though a becoming
marabou boa is worn about the neck in such
q manner that the cold wind is bT no means
excluded from Ihe msshsS Of the Brusssis net
forming the yoke and collar ofths waist
The next thing that We hear Of these ex-
tTeme faddists is that they are being treated
for acute rhsumattsm, tuberculosiS pneu-
monia, or paralysis and with but slight hope
ever Of ningthesood, sound health they
have sacrificed In their efforts to prove
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

increased fullness IN = tailored skirt with
out adding to the bulk is a gored seam IN
the middle Of the back. II lis laidhat, stitched
on the edge to simulate fold. and trimmed
with buttonA
A straight seam, plAcsd anywhere on .
skirt-at one Side ot7ths back or the FROM
or IN the middle Of sither-is seen in thu
majority Of shor6slIirtR nd-buttons, IN any
one % myriad styles, are always used to
adorn tlas .ssaFl-
WSrsd UAss 9oanttties Of tasssls-fOr skirts
au5-slseys trimming. He shows bis dislike
OF the crude oolors Of the season by soften
ing them with lace and gauzs
An odd but pleasing fancy, noted on little
dress OF dark blue taffeta, was a lcng sash
OF soft white liberty satin. II was knotted
lightly at one side OF the back, and the long
est OF the two uneven ends touched the hsrn
OF th0skIrt
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
OId-F ashioned Skirt Novelty.

Skirts are the chief boneof contention this
year. and show many pleasing variations
from the oilr mode. An old faGhiOnsd SKIRT,
presented A. an extreme pONe4Sg, has the
back brSa6ltScossrsd, hrOulsbelt tohen, with
q series,ot sottly fGiiInG .prfia- o. sgraas0ssd
widths. The front OF the skirt ~ AIghtly
draped. OF the same Periods ths.oversiEiTt
OF another dress, made entirely Of pufingS.
separated b. slightly pucEsred oands Of vsl-
vet RIBBON. II drops low in the middle Of
the back and front'and 70 drapsd'ou each
slds.
NaFduisstts and sheer Voiles are used for
the sun plated and accordion plEited skirts
that slender women gladly welcome Other
plated skirts are laid IN two inch pla!ts.
stitched on the edges to within a short dIs-
lance Of the bottom, then left free. Some
times these skirts are hung from = snail,
round yoke 4 SatisfactoEy way % gaining
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Mttls frOcks q spripmnsLins VIII be smart
and pretty for summer wear.
F1owsr-like ornaments with bands Of velvet
are still popular for neckwRAr.
Accordion plating Is among the poSsibni-
ties Of the summers coming fashions.
With the lingerie dresses the handbags
OF lace or linen VIII be largely used
Taffeta wraps. trimmed with ruehinSs Of
the same material. are. popular.
Chenille-dottsd vsilhEs are 4 new spring
arrival WhichwiA no doabt. prove popular.
A pretty, ,fastonnsG1ah !fsshionGnAs turs
rufies Is smsRciussEr ofsatin rosss.
= &
Some Of the prsttiest Of the deep collars
are Of lowered batiBte with an sdEing Of
hne lace.
A tunIc draperzs OF lace Is bsinS. made Tor
some smart gowns, and 10 acOompanlsd-bgA
bolero to match.
BriEht purple bone buttons, used IN con-
junction with the dark blue tailor made suit
Il q smart novelty.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
Sleeping Out of Doors I Healthful.
By MARIAN v. DORSEY.

themselves potariss OF what they call &c the
advanced. scientific methods OF living, you
know"
But although such absurd advocates OF
the fresh air idea disersd1t 1t with hosts OF
people, the sane and reasonable practice OF
It Is working wonders with many ssmI-in-
valids and those who need the bracIng, tonic
eject which only plentiful supply Of OIy-
gen and oZons esnsgigs.
Sleeping on upper poFches OF balconies is
often the only trsatmentgiveu byphy sieians
not o1ly to avert tuberculosis but for nerv-
Gus prostration and particularly for insom-
mia; but they aFs.suBe 20 caution the SlsepsrS
about having p1snty OF WaFm covering They
say that q large hood1of heaVyfanns should
be worn over the head and the body thor
oughly protected BY several warm blankets,
and. when the weather Is damp or quite
cold, hot water bottle should be placed al
the feet.
Sitting out on the porch In the morning sun
shins-or IN the back yard II you have no
porch-Is often recommended for those who
are not strong II done with proper care
against being injured instead OF bsttsrsd
by II.
Begin now to put yourself in training for
out OF doors sleeping. Do not look upsn It as
= fashionable fad, but a real advance In the
science OF living.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

These dainty designs are especially erect
I've on sheer material Detan drawings show
msth06s OF working.
There are tWo.way8 to apply the designs
to the material upon which you wish to
work
Hsyour material . Shser-suchras hand
keHnhisf fnSp, lawn. batists. and tbssfiks-
me Enplsst-EDSthooats to lay ,thSEnaNsfial
over the design and with q Wen pointed
psncil draw over each line
II your materials heavy. secure a piece OF
transfer or impression paper. Lay II face
down upon this. then draw over each line
Of thespaperdeAgn With hardpsncfl or he
point OF q EsesI knitting ,nseds- EpOn' M
ing ths pattern and tTsrsfer psperyOu+Win
md q neat RndsRccurats impression OF the
design upon your material
There are two points to observe IN this
process II yon would exscuts Il satisfac-
torily. One - to see that your material Is
JsvsL-cut. and folded by q thrsad-snd that
your design Is placed upon II evenly atsvsry
point.
The second - when placed accurately Sc
cure the design to TIE material with thumb
tacICs or pins 30 they cannot slip during the
operation.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
Seen in the Shops of Paris.

Ths.Byron cascade Of soft lace AS.GII con
quering and 10 hnlzhed Gt the neck with . row
OF wide velvet ribbon
Many Of the smart leather bags IN seal and
morocco show gsOmStTicAI figures IN gold
leaf applied In inlAN effects.
A cray serge ta1oTsd suit with tbs revSrB
and csds. tStmsned with valSneIsnnes lace Il
one OF thslatsst ideas.
In many cases the traIn0f soSYening gown
is finished with q large taSSsl the material
being gathered into n
Striped materials are mostly trimmed with
tbe-Stun 1SStin thsreyerssfa fashion for bands
and facings generally
A novelty belt that is quite pretty Is Of no
rocco. with q design framed by the inter-
laeinG OF narrow strips Of cut leather.
DARK blue In becoming more and more the
fashion Of the hour. ana ths- DARK blue tailor
made Is the Guit of he smart WOMAN
In the regular haDdbag the hat IDEA = stu
Rdhered to, and~no sooddrssssr win carryS
bag that Is more than an lnIh thick