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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
HELD ON SUSPICION
OF BEING HOLDUP

James II. ElweIl, alias Bowman.
wanted by the San Diego. Cal. au-
thortles on n charge of forgery.
walked into q trap set for him by the
local police yesterday afternoon. and
is now in the city Jail, awaiting the
arrival OF California oliiccr, Joe
Howard, Elwell 5 partner. also was
taken into custody. suspected OF com
plicity in several recent hold-ups here
\ sllngshot and a revolver were found
on him. and he will be held for investi-
CATION
The local police received teIeeraphic
advices from san Diego three DAYS
ago 10 the effect that Elwell WAS in
Salt Lake. The telegram said that he
was printer by trade. \ round Of
the printing shops revealed the fact
that Elwell had applied at A printing
shop on Richards street, asking for
work. He had left word where he
might he called in case Job turned up
for him. On order of the police the
printing shop management called FL
well. The latter came down a few
minutes later and was placed under ar
rest by Detective w G. Iccse. Deter-
tives Lyon and Leicbter traced ElwcIl
to the printing shop.
Howard s arrest followed soon after
ward. The police believe that be. and
possibly ElweIl. can be connected with
one or more Of the numerous hold-ups
that have been committed in Salt
Lake i'll the last month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
BURGLARS
ARE NEATLY TRAPPED

Even before tho commission of the
crime had become known - the victims
or the police, Detective Hugh l.. Glenn
arrested Robert Burke and .Sndrev Dean
on Commercial street yesterday morning
and locked them up on suspicion. They
Wcr" trying 10 sell two suits Of clothing
time.
Two hours later burglary charges we're
entered against them. On inc lapel OF
one OF the coats Detective Glenn found
ihe name Goodwin. By calling every
Goodwin in town he lcsrne ths, the
clothing belonged 10 Roberi !. Goodwin
ia SoutG Eighth East street. Trc suits
had been placed In the hall OF the Good
Win homo TO be gent Ia The cicanetr
When trey were missed IN wes supported
the cleaner had called for Them MOI
until tive police called did Goodwin know
he bad hecn the victim ~ burglars
Nothing else was missed from the house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
All Hallows Notes

The students who obtained 90 per cent
and over in Professor Madderns French
class are Charles McCill. %. Charles Gil
lis. -. and Frank Ward. %.
e. The billiard tournament which has been
IN progress for the past few weeks was
finished last evening, the juniors having
been declaged the vlctors.
There will be 4 special meeting OF the
student boGy today at ( o'clock To ar
range plans for the annual banquet
Special elocutIon exercises will be held
in all classes today al 1910 o'clock
In this afternoons English class pa
pers on practical questions will be read
and Robert Young. u. will lead the dis
cusslon. WHO Would Make the Better
President TAFT or Roosevelt"
The Debating society has selected tho
following men TO he ready for ncyt
weeks preliminaTies. Thomas Owens.
Charles ellis. Ralph Comstock and
Charles McGiU
There VIII be Il meeting OF tho orcics-
lra at 80 this evening and the director,
Prof Anton Petersen. requests fun a {
tendance,
The faculty library will be opened 10
the students hereafter from $50 y. m.
untii g.
Special Lenten deyotions win he held
IN The chapel this afternoon after the
$50 class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
IS It OLIVE OIL"
COURT WILL DECIDE

A. meeting OF the state pure food
bureau held yesterday In its office in the
Dooly. block. tho cases OF eight dealers
accused of selling mixture OF olive oil
and cottouseed oil as pure olive oil were
recommended for prosecution
Several days ago Willard Hansen.
dairy and food commissioner collected
samples of oil from certain dealers and
turned thcm over 10 State Chemist Her
man Harms for analysis. The analysis
proved tnat In many cases the oil was
not pure olive oil and the names OF the
dealers were cited 10 the bureau for ac-
tion, Complaints Will be filed today
against the following:
Corlnthas Meat & Grocery company
i'll South Fifth Wes; street; George
kattar. 561 West Second South street:
Andrew Colts & Co. SIS West Second
South street; Charles Barza olS South
Fifth West street: Murray Produce
company. Murray; George Aiexiou. Md
vale Marko kantui. Murray; Panhellenic
Grocery, Bingham.
When called before the pure food
bureau Yesterday. each or the dealers
had a different story 20 tell i'm explana
ton OF the sale Of the oil Moai of them
were Greeks, italians or S"rians ano
stated that they had SOLD tlle oil as
Greek oil, Italian OIL. cortopseed oil
cooking oil. eic-, and no; as olive oil to
the bGreau's purchasing agents. and
maintained that the purchases did not
ask for olive oil. But one OF the deal
that he bad been asked fo- olive oil and
had sold ihe oil believing Il 60 bc Gcnu-
lne, az II had been so Represented TO him
by tho wholesalers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
SLEUTHS KEEP TAB
ON SLOT MACHINES

Although the wheels OF the slot ma
chimes are whirling merrly as Of yore,
and tho city administration has shown a
disposition to await the decision OF the
legal department before attempting 10
put these trade stimulators" ont OF bust
ness, the sleuths of the police department
are not idle. Several plain clothes men
have quietly and unostentatiously made
a. tour of the business district, visiting
all stores which have the machines in
operation.
No arrest nor suggestion OF complaint
Is made the sleuths contenting them
selves with notinS The number OF ma
chimes in operation, the name of the pro-
prletor OF the place and the address of
the place of business, 1--WE are merely
gathering statistics OF this kind at the
direction of tho legal department." said
Police Chief Grant in answer TO a ques-
tion.
II was suggested 10 a member Of the
commission that these statistics were be-
ing gathered with a view OF licensing slot
machines. but an emphatic denial was
made. 'Tnder no circumstances Will the
commission Iccalize the use OF the ma
chimes" was the firm statement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
SEEKS TO OFFICIALLY
FIX DIVIDING LINE

County Attorney l. f.. Wiley will rec
onmero 10 the county commissioners
that a permanent monument bc erected
in the swamp land 70 the northwest OF the
city ;or th purpose OF m5rkiEE tho di-
NidiDS line between Salt Lake and Davis
counties.
The state law provides that The line
shall run from the mouth of the Jordan
river. but Mr.. Wiley says thst the exact
location Of the mouth OF the river cannot
be determined. "a IL spreads over a ter
iitcrN nearly I'VE miles in extent. de-
pending on tho height OF the wafer in
tho Grcat salt lake. The mark proposed
BY Mr. Wiley is 10 he located In the evact
center of section 2. township / north.
range / west
Farmers have been having lrcji'!- with
the county treasurcrs OF both Davis and
Salt Lake counties accoun; of being
assessed Tor taxes in both counties or
IN being assessed In Salt Lake courlty.
whereas they have always believed they
wore residents Of Davis county
The point suggested by AIr. Wiley for
monument il the one agreed upon by
the county surveyors or Davig and salt
Lake counties and the commissioners OF
hpth counties at recent meeting. ~
which such = location was recommended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
WILEY PUTS BAN
UPON STRAW BONDS

A complaint was issued by County At
torney Wiley yesterday. charging !. @.
Smith with perjury in his testimony he
fore Justice Of the Peace Harper. when
he appeared in the Justices court TO
qualify as bondsman in the case of the
state against Lucille Harris
1t is alleged that Smith sworc that
property. owned by him was only encum-
bered with mortgage for $500. whereas
investigation disclosed that IL is encum-
bercd oy a mortgage for $1,000 and al
most worthless as surety on the bond
In question. which was for $1,000 and
signed by Smith and Charles NcSwaIn
Both Smith and McSwain. who arc COL
ored, have made Il practice OF going on
bonds on cases In the city and Justice
court In these cases the state has been
unable to prosecute owing TO the non
appearance OF the prosecuting witness
County Attorney Wiley said Yesterday
that an effort would be made 10 stop
straw bond business altogether 4 COM
plsint was also issued charging Georgia
Itichardson. y colore0 woman. with grand
larceny She is accused OF stealing $50
from James Burns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
CA|NE To ACCOMPANY
SPRY To THE COAST

The executive committee Of the pub
lcit5- bureau OF the Commercial club, a.
meeting held Yesterday. authorized
Secretary Joseph Z. Cane TO accompany
Gov. William Spry and party TO the pn-
cific Lands and Products exposition, leay-
ing here March Il and arriving in Los
Angeles MarcI, 10. which is the date set
apart as Utah day.
1t lie intended by the Commercial club
and the Utah Development league to ex :
cvt every effort To insure not only a sue
cessful Utah day, but also one OF the
hnest exhibits ever sent forth by this
state. The preparatory work is well un-
der way.
The committee decided 10 send letters
or invita- ton TO all Utah citizens known
to be living In California. where II is ms
slble TO obtain addresses asking them 10
attend the exposition on Ctah oay and
Join In the exercises
Cows. Judson Harmon Of Ohio and
James II, Hawley OF Idaho will arrive in
Salt Lake March Il and will join the
coast party OF Utah boos ters. Following
Utah day. Governor Spry. Governor Har.
mon, Governor Hawiey and Secretary
CaiDc will go 10 San Francisco, where
The state executives will select sites for
their 1915 exposition buildings I, ia mn
deratood that Utah will speno in fb.
neighborhood OF $500, 900 IN connectIon
with the exposition for exploitive pur-
poses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
POPULAR OFFICER
CALLED BY DEATH
Samuel B. Woods Succunlbs
to an Attack of Acute
Pneumonia.

Samuel b Woods. for six years 4 pa
trolinan on the Salt Lake police force.
died at o'clock last night OF pneumonia
~ ills home 1919 Second East street.
Officer Woods contrac cted heavy cold
while walking his beat on the night OF
February 2S. The following day he was
reported absent on account of illness.
and acute pneumonia set IN two days
later
Two hours before death cnsued dele
cation of police officers. led by Sergeant
Ger Woods visited the dying man. Hc
was able To talk with his friends until a
few minutes before tho end. telling them
to give his regards 10 his fellow ofti-
cers.
An hour after his fathers death Pa
trolmsn Woods's l2-ycar-nld son entered
the desk sorgeant's office AT the police
station. stood snlemnlr mt attention for
= moment. with the tear stains on his
little face and then announced that he
had come To report the death.
Samuel r Woods WAS born at Prince
ton, Ind, forty-one years ago. lie came
10 Utah seventeen years ago and had
resided here ever since, In 1880 he en-
listed in the regular army and mustered
the police force was made April .. 1906
In his capacity rs police officer
Samuel Woods gained for himself an en-
viablc record for faithful performance of
duty and FOR ability 10 meet all cmer-
gencies that arose in the course OF his
work
officer Woods was a member OF the
local lodge of the Woodmen of the
World. The funeral will be held under
the auspices Of the lodge al time and
place TO be announced later.
Mrs. Woods collapsed after her hus-
band : death and had 10 hc placed IN
the care OF A physician She had nursed
him night and day since the illness be-
gan. BESIDES the widow four children
survive The father and q sister OF the
deceased live at Princeton Ind, There
arc no either direct relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
THORNBY DECLARES
HE IS NOT GUILTY

y. II. Thornby. former proprietor 90
the Pecry hotel cafe. who was arrested
in Nevada last week. pleaded not
guilty 10 charge Of obtaining money
under false prctcnscs before Justice n
:. Harper YESTERDAY afternoon. lie was
committed 20 the county Jail in default
Of $500 bail
Thornby is alleged 10 have sold $500
worth Of meal tickets in advance 10
guests of the Peery hotel and then 10
have lied from the city. lie WAS n.
rested AZ Geylarh. New, on advices
sent on nv the Salt Lake police. but
before = deputy sheriff could be sent
after him he escaped from hotel in
which he WAS supposed 70 he under
guard. lie was rcaTrcstcd at OTovillc.
Cal, and 10 accommodate the autnori-
tics consented 70 return TO Reno WITH
oUt additional requisjtion papers, There
Deputy sheriff Il. l.. EddiDgton took
him into custody.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
INCREASE IN BUDGET Is
HELD TO BE NECESSARY
City Commissioners Decide to Spend More Money
for Improvement Of Streets, Water
works and Parks.

Careful by tho Mon
be estimated
former
t the
improvements get aside
to
in
Of while that Of
he The will cost
in
S2557o is expected in the police and prison department aud
ia
the park and public buildings
the legal department
vanced s5025
the unchanged:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
PROBLEM Of TEDDY
OR TAFT NVM0NTAVA

3 NJ Nicholson. deputy revenue coll
lector for the district OF Montana. came
10 town yesterday for a conference with
his chief T.. II. Callister
Sam Nicholson is one OF Montana s
enthusiastic Republicans, ana while ne
says there is no telling whether the state
VIII send TAFT or a Roosevelt delesa-
lion, X Is certain that Montana will roll
up R big Republican majority for the
party's prasid dential candidate
The people up Ia Montana" said Mr..
NICHOLSON, "have not Yet indicated a
preference as between Roosevelt and
TAFT. The entrance OF Senator Joseph
D!Hon as Rooeevelt's manager Will un-
doubledly strengthen the coloners posi-
ton in our state, but President Taft has
a strong following. and no man can fore
tell what the party will do In the way
OF Instruction TO delegates.
IF II were left to Montana Democrats
to name their candidate for president,
! think Bryan would bo their choice.
They have a warm feeling for BRYAN up
there. However, I suppose the state will
send Wilson delegation. either in
structco or with Wilson IeapinSs. Gov
crnor Norris Is for Wilson.
Montana this fall will cast 5000 more
Republican votes than Il did two years
ego. The state ls rapidly filling up With
tarmers from Iowa, Kansas and NobraS-
ka, and they are all Republicans"
MIR. Nicholson says business conditions
are improving Agricultural progress is
especially 10 be noted he saws.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
WOULD SAVE COST
AND WORK BY SUIT

In order ip sUit tho convenience Of tho
p2Ttics interested. ihe suit or Vernon &
Ward anu Jcrufnc B Wilkinson against
Caleb Iaurcr. state engineer NJ Utah. has
brcn frapstcrrcd from tho Seventh dis.
ttrt. Emcrf cOuui'. 10 ihc Third dis
tIlct. Salt lake COUNTY
. The plaintiffs brought action 10 compsl
n" state engineer To- grant them IN eX-
tension 81 time Tor tho construction OF
au Irrigation sVFtcm. They aIle.so That
thev arc tho holders of prlrr watc- rights
OF ls".Npn Scrs-fect uf water from Tho San
i.aiaei river. p.acticalls al. of tlc water
~ the stream. owing go .ysrirns causer
they were unable tr complete u.clr svs-
iein al tue time FIRST s-rcei upon. and
further allegc thew nave bccu .,if,.sal ar,
extension. To hle again on .lc ~.atcr
rights would crSt them the sim or 1sDnG
and Involve the coufscatiou OF work
which has alrcadr cost thom GO. 600
Wherefore They DTay that the court
order The state engineer 10 give them an
extension q time an Se1tember =. 1870
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
Publicity Committee,

Carl r. Williams, dirsr@ y b,
mercial club publicity l.,ss =
named as a COMMITTEES o, an. - !.
the matter OF publIcip for n, !.
connection With the ij,aA ~
league
~ . o'clock Yesterday ,yea,r Z.
hibi,s committee for Ilss =
week heid a meeting a, ,5s Il
building. Plans for aIlot,lnr =.
exhibitors and prescribing \. X
Of booths that win b, p4raln5 /
Utah chamber Of commsrcs fs,.-,
were gone Into. This me,lrr h
limluary and details coac.r.lx
conditions Will be MAD, pgk, 4
later OF. |
The committee is q good a, I,
pahle Of big hus,lIng. Ii. "a
being b. ". Mendenhall. G. 4
maker, William G. Crlmsst
Hughes. r. VI. gresdeu. ELL
Olive Haycns, Freeman yeI1
Bryant s. Young. ". NJ Hl.n. j
Davis. sll Of thls city. ana J. II
man Of Lehl. These nemhsr 1,
only arranging details a, 70 q.
lotmenta. but they are Sssl,,l's
curing exhibitors FOR the Big ri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
IOWA COMMISSIONER
WANTS INFORMATION

r. ". ch"mhe.s state game and fish
commissions. has received a rcg,ic.t
from the iowa game and fish cOf1uis-
-ione- FOR Information q 20 T1c prog.
resg being made by Air. Crambcrs IN
Kidding thc streams OF Ctah ur common
,Su bT Eeinins opcrations. II is said
that dur inE the past year ucaliv /. O0G
900 pounds cf common 0S,l were taken
irow the Iowa streams 10 make room Tor
game l~il.
Ar Chambers says that he viii con-
iiUuo 7'iuiT@ the riyers and k of
tho state indefinitely. though i, NAV take
several years 10 complete the work
Last ysar 100000 pounds OF fish wcrc
T,Tnvcd aud II Is pls nned 10 yeinc
auout $.p-p.Der pounds This year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
TO HAVE
STOLEN SOME SUGAR

MI day yesterday . force OF men tollad
AT the !tedman Moving and Storage com
pany pient trying to find out how r,urb
sugar WAS stolen Saturday night from
among the $4,000 sacks OF sugar that
are held Al the storchouse.
co etlne'' aged - years. is stnl
leld AZ tho police station under an open
charge, awaiting the result OF The in
rentorl. No charge win be mads arainst
niin hlllI the exact amount Of missing
occasional employee at the storage plant
He is said TO have entered Sgfurdav
night and 10 have stolen some OF the
sugar. - N'N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
REPORT IS FILED BY
PUBLICITY DIRECl

Director Of Publicity Clf' I !
has filed the report OF ToiS -.
bureau and the Utah DeyeloEn
during the month Of February, ~
of record breaking activity ~
ljcity channels In again io's1ss
The report shows that ~. y.
uuiries for business. Iaruad'lt
estate and miscellaneous cS;e0'
were answered. while lsi reqsg,.
n;sh information we're o1
The bureau referred ?lOs lnilfn
companies. real estate uTrls az
cial clubs of other lpallus
personal and telephone cae J"
ton were answered.
Nearly 1906 letters T'H'N !,
connection with exploill,s aaa
folllow-up cards lor hIlns -
There we're also 121l p!.csi q "a
and advertising Literature Sa. y
the month, and twenty aui1~
were advantagsously Pe;G
During the month sls1 :.
and muiugraph pages var -
distribution. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
special Meeting 1oni,A,

This mall matrH
oistheis oi the big Utah rroS,tr,., d :. \ -.
cidentally TO remind I'ou nd b,
general meeting u ~ rtlul,s i:
he held at the .nsHu',cr-,'
o o., clock this evening 'I9nI ~ ", sslA,,l I'd
t'on or not. u ~ !.
On Mr; &c. co'lett finds HI. h.r,. :. T
On 9rdn ,nese accounts. ba, s.', !. y, I; 4 4
iorce are proving lfsm,sl.ss I \. ~ =
TO the occasion. s''s + Y
4 general discu,sior ;,
TOOK place at ycslerday :. r, V3s'dTl
the publicity commi,,s. Go'ai I'd
was decided 10 mss, sI.s ~ gi'.. ~.
LuTnrs . Association o, r" ~. ~ %
delibsyation upon ,bs NJ, .,sa !. = /
orS,,o. 0qS oi exploiting III. b. d,,1,, ,,rs,, J,
The sentimen, o; IN. 49,.
M M nissnnfactlrcrs nj the ,.s,s ,.i, p :
push much mora or cor.i,,,.. ~ .
sistent advertising. II ,, :,
that heretofore such adr.rti,,, =
done irregularly. A suh.ss-s-,.
posed or John D. Gilss W1iS'- I |,
lace and c. Clarence Ns.,s, a -,
ed 10 confer with Ii, ~
association on tho subj.,, - -, =
arrange for A ioint mss,,,.
bodies. s n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
SOME CHANCE FOR
DE BANO'S RECOVERY

Though mis- condition was announced
as hopeless Monday night, Joseph Do
Bano. structural steel worker who
fell from the fourth story OF the Utah
hotel annex. was still lingering be-
tween life and death at the Holy Cross
hospital at An early hour this morning.
His skull was badly fractured by the
fall, and a dolicate operation was
necessary to staye of death. Some
slight hope for his recovery was held
out lest night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
Admits Falsehood.

Then why did YOU so 10 airs. EWING"
asked the lattcr'S attorney.
To get evidence on which 20 prose
Gute her for practicnG without n IL
Consc,' The witness repIied.
What you told her was false, them"
she Was asked.
Certainly, vas the repiy.
At this point Judge Bowman took a
hand In the examination. Ho drew from
the witness that she was In tho employ
of the state medical board and that she
visited the Office Of T.. II. Park. th" 9th
or defendant, Cor thc Same purpose OF
gaining evidence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
RuYs Beautiful Home.

{. $. Pearsal OF the Leyson jcuelTy
Realty compsnx tbn boautsf,,J residence
Just completed AZ HaNton place on East
South Temple street Tho considera- :
lion is said TO have been about sl2.oOp
ne residence is one OF the most modern
and attractive In the city and is The first
or number OF homes of a similar lyps
,e be erected Ia I1aXiou place by thc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
GOVERNMENT LOMs
INTO ANGELLq

Coyernmen; officials y,ss1, c.s-,,
inquiry Into the case u NJ ~ !,
a Greek laborer ARRESTED arrt,'lo, y rrsi
lice. charged with !. lssiTa o.s1, ~
himself TO be a eoyeii,,.ltis. -
department Anseil ,,,,,1,id,,s Y, Gf'
as an officer TO iau'Iii III, ~ ,ii..5t
this city. from Vhon ~ q
Several witnesses pggs'.s,ta 4
before United siasI s,InsslI vi =
II. r. Booth ana t,s Hn h,fGr
a. a. prelimlnary esrn hesI,nsc scssds q
States Commissioner ,e,l D ~
tomorrow afternoon
g. city iail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
1Mussritancs Tss s''s''.

TWO chscks. iOtsIi,s 90 - p.
received BY Atl9Ilssy, 9IIrlssy,I,ss:. u
from the estate % %, ,S,rs q
eGR; eiflc H1SiG eomniOn s ;,ScsII isf isr fitSl
Yn-t the ests.' on sssircnty.hye si ''p
pocI,ic nocn; Va common stock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
Faces Another Charge

Georgia Richardson, a negress. against
whom three charges OF robbery are now
pendine, was arrested again yeste,jsy \.
morning. accused OF stealing $40 from
James Bradley the previous night. Tic
woman was arraigned before Justice =
:. harper and was committed ia ths
sheriff on default or $500 bail She nou
mas sloop bond up 10 insure hcr- nppaar
w. Wyerman cr $50. ''DFi"S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
Build, Boost, Beam.

"Salt Lake, tho City OF Opportunities. I"
Is slogan unoficielly used here OF late
and is greatly favored by a great many
business men. ". 3. Andrew also sug
gests Build, Boost and Beam for salt
Lake and Edward NJ. Ashton gives
salt Lake. Central City OF the Great
West"
The slogan idea is catching and bus-'
ness men want Salt Lake 10 catch one
lhst VIII catch others. Aside from those
already published by The Tribune, many
others will he suggested, Among the
newest suggested are salt Lake-'Iliats
ALL See Salt Lake and Live salt
Lake. Believe Me. ''Salt Lake. The New
Slogan. The Awakening Beauty "rhe
Ono City" and salt Lake Home Of
Every Desire