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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Sees Sights in Frisco.

San Francisco VAS the first city visited
IN the United States. ~ that point mr
Sab was an Interested inspector OF the
United states mint and thc Mare lsiano
navy yard He also san the big trees
and Mount Tamalpais, and visited the
| University OF California.
Salt Lake yas the next stopping place,
and from here he goes 10 Denver, where
he viii study mining. smelling and the
Juvenile courts. He LETT for the Colo
RADIO town last night.
IN the course OF his studies Mr.: Sab
will mako Investigations at Chicago
where h,a Will look into thc civic center
plan, park systems, cit" schools, the
steel works the Chicago university and
the International Harvester company. AT
DAYTON o.. ne will soc the car building
piant and the cash register works. In
Pittsburg he will look over the Iron
works coal mining. the Westinghouse
electric car works. steel car construction.
the Carnegie library and museum anc
the Homestead steel mills. AT Buffalo
and Niagara he Is to inspect the great
electric power plants In Ithaca. \. T..
his attention will he given to Cornell
university. and AZ Washington ne will
go through all the government depart
inents At New York his programme in =
ciudss visits to Wall street. the board
Of trade. the Brooklyn navy yard, China =
town. Columbia university. the Penn
sylvania railroad station, the subway
railroads. tubes and tunnels. Central
park the museums. Pratt institute and
tho Brooklyn and other great bridges
across the Hudson river.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
CHINESE VISITOR
PLEASED WITH CITY
F. M. Sab, Nephew of Admiral
Sab, Makes Brief Stop
in Zion.
IS TOURING THE WORLD
Itinerary in This Country Gov
erS the Principal Manu-
featuring Centers.
is TOURING THE WORLD

Z. ". sab. nephew OF Admirsl Ssh o'
the Chinese navy. end graduate or the
imperial naval college of North China.
vas ? visitor in the city yesterday
Ny. Ssa is highly educated Chinese
and speaks tie English language flueniiy'
While here. he Was the special sucs; o.
O. H. Honnold. electrical engineer Tor
the Utah Light & Railway COMPANY a.
the Commercial club yesterday he was
the Sucs. of Mr.. lIonnnld and John Dern
al luncheon. During the dal he Visited
GOV. William S7ry. t,c officers Of the
Utah Copper and the Consolidated Fuel
companies and r. r.. Eurley az the ore
Sou Short Line,
Smelling. irrigation, coal ana meta
mining water power plants and eleciri :
cal installations are the special subjects
or study on the part Of Mr. Sah Thiie
in this country.
C-rati6ca ton was expressed by tie NIs .
i,oT that his country had succeeded IT,
accomplishing IFS practical resurrection
with as little bloo6she1 and desTructlou
az had occurred. He feels that nov his
countr,. has awakened 10 snnse OF It's
own possibilities IN development II VIII
talc on an entirely nsw aspect 20 the
ren,ainder OF the world While he expects
that the growth and Development OF
China Will he fast. the very NastnesE oi
the country will nscessitate many years
Of incessant work 10 bring II 10 its fun
producing capacity along industrial lines
Rut the peopie are imbUed With the spirit
Of progress and the prospects Tor emma
bri~l1i indeed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Planning improvements.

1t is little early vot 10 outline the
scope of the improv epleuts that are Ia
be made al the salt Palace. as NC have
lust got uvcr the business OF securing
control OF tho resort But YOU can say
that shall spare no expense in put
ting the place in the vory best OF shape
for amusement and pleasure of all de-
scUiptons. Having control for ten wears
gives ms an opportunity tn execute broad
plan of Improvement and we shall lose
no time unnecessarily in doing the work.
We have everything within the Salt Pal
ace Enclosure. including the bicycle
track
Such was the nature OF Mr.. Nelson s
statement Yesterday afternoon. He said
further that arrangements with gentle
men To take charge Of the several fca
turcs at the park had not get been made.
Harry Iicagrcn, who is held by the new
management To be valuable adviser in
matters OF a sporting nature, is undouDt-
edly 10 he with the resort in some ca
paCily of dircctorship. although no con
tract To that effect has set passed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
STARTING CAMPAIGN
UPON BILLBOARDS
Effort viii Be Made to Re.
move Unsightly Structures
From Residence Section.

The city commission is giving serious
thought To the question OF removing un l.
slightly bill boards from the residence
sections of the city and Park Comm1s-
sloucr George ~ Keyser is having pre-
pared An ordinance covering the matter.
Tho commission realizes that 1t may find
itself powerlcss 10 act In the matter. a
test case having been made several years
ago and a decision favorable To the bill
board men having been rendered.
The legal department OF the city VIII
he asked 10 make a close investigation
and find, if possible, some method OF
abating or at least restricting bill boards.
II Il is found that the commission is
without legal authority TO act In the
matter. an appeal will be made to the
owners OF bill boards By the citizens Who
are interested In the question
Property owners in various portions
Of the city who object 10 the presence
Of bill boards are already formulating
plans for an appeal To the state legis-
iature at It's next session for the passage
OF some laws restricting these struc-
lures Should the city be without au-
thority to act Il strong petition will be
framed for presentation TO the law
makers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
PRESENT BIBLICAL
STORY IN DRAMA

Special "Purim services will be held
Al Congregation Montcfiore al $50 O'Clock
SATURDAY evening and st 9 O'Clock Sun
DAY morning. Sunday afternoon the
children OF the Hebrew school will ap-
pear In the Biblical play, THE Crown
% Fame, At the Gsrrics theater. The
play is closely related 10 The storm OF
Purim as told in the book or Esther
The feast or furinf begins March ::
lts origin is described In the book OF
Esther and It's celebration is i'm memory
oi the dcliN erance from death OF the
whole Jewish population OF the great
Asiatic empire over Thich .Ahssurcus was
r'Ier This dciiNcgSncc was effected by
the iutegcesSion ot Esther. Jewish
woman, Who had become tho kings wife
and Who AT the risk OF her own life
interceded with the king for her people
HsWan. the cneuIy of tho Jews. was
hanged with his zons on 4 scaffold in =
tended for MovdcCsi. rhe name "Purlm'
mesns lots. ss Bamsn IL said 10 have
cast lots 10 set the day for the mas
sscre- Purim T. a nome festival in the
main and Is celebrated hy masking and
dancing. games and plays.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
WOULD BRING ALL
FACTORIES INTO LINE

Secretary D. r. Coett OF the Manu-
tacturers association states that In Utah
there are approximately 749 factories Of
various kinds, and he is out To have
each one listed in the membership OF tho
organization.
Mr. Collett says that the ll2 manufac-
turers listed In the membership of the
associa tion are doing the work Of boost =
ing for all. He does not think this 10
no fair, and he purposes 10 have the
others come in and help along the good
work in progress in behalf OF Utah pro-
ducts,
IN promoting this work for increased
mem bershlp Mr.. Collett is sending out
circulars stating what the association
is doing. He points out that I bureau of
information is maintained which each
month answers hundreds OF verbal telc-
phonic and written questions relating TO
the manufacturing interests OF the state.
We'll appointed Offices are kept open, at
which members may make their wants
known 10 receive the bcneft of assist
ancc rendered by the association. The
secretary spends his entire time in be-
half OF the organization. Quantities OF
literature are spread broadcast adver-
tising Utah products. and q newspaper
publicity campaign is In continuous ac-
tivty.
BY calling these matters 10 the atten-
ton of manufacturers In Utah Mr., Col
lett hopes TO add materially To the mem
bcVship OF the association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
FEBRUARY WEATHER
UNUSUALLY MILD

The monthly meteorological summary
for February, issued yesterday by Alfred
". Thessen director Of tho weather
bureau In this city. shows "A mean tern =
pereture OF 81 degrees as against 30 do =
Erecs for the corresponding month last
year. The highest tempcrs ture recorded
was "A degrees on February II and The
lowest. Il degrees. on the 26th day of
the month.
The total precipitation FOR Tie month
was l.S5 inches: total snowfall. 81 inches.
The greatest precipitation in twenty
forr hours was 80 OF an inch on Feb
ruary l,-1S: greatest snowfall. 2.5 inches
on February 2S. The total precipitation
recorded for February, 1871. was lal
inches. showing 81 OF an inch In excess
OF tho past month The maximum
velocity OF the wind. recorded Febru
ary Is. was SO miles per hour from the
O0rt n n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
POOR REVOLVER is
BEST THIS TIME

The failure OF gun 10 90 OF when
the trigger was pulled probably prevented
+. q. Nelson. aged q years from mur-
derlne ". r. BilIngslcy n the Pidse
warehouse yesterday afternoon. accord !.
Ing 10 the police.
Nelson Was discharged from the ware
house Thursday. He is said to have
blamed Bll!ngsley. a fellow employee.
FOR the loss OF his position and 10 have
threatened The latters life. According to
witnesses, Nelson approached BillIngslev
While the latter MAS working YESTERDAY
noon. drew gun and pointing &c at Bill
Kingsley, pulled tho trigger Tho ham
mer snapped but there was no report
Before lie could try again Nelson was
overpowcred and held for the police. Dc
jsctlves George p. Cleveland and Bert
Seager arrested Nelson. lie is held al
the city Jail under A charge OF assault
with deadly weapon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Men and Women From Land
of The Harp Make Merry in
Appropriate Way.
EXCELLENT PROGRAMME L
Address, Music, Refreshments
and Dancing Mark Evening
of Rare Pleasures.

Tie beautiful strains uf tE" dclNn ana
tho crwih blended in exquisite harmony
1T the exercises in Unity hall held last
night In CUmmcm"ra ton III ST. David, the
patron saint OF Wales. For the under
standing cf those WHO arc not familiar
with tho Welsh language it may be said
that a deIln and 'rwth arc respect
lively 4 harp aud 4 violin.
The Observance WAS attended by COO
OF tho Welsh folks uf Salt Lake aud li-
vicinity The exercises were under the
auspices Of the Camnrian association and
the Sons and Daughters OF Wales So
cicty. Tho hall WAS appropriately dec
grated, On the stag" were "niwined the
United states flag. the ancient flag nI
Wales and the pcnuants Of the t"" or
csnizations.
Between tho hours OF $50 and S:Sl
o'clock an old fashioned Welsh tea party
was enjoyed In addition I" tea there
was bHra brth. bara mennin and bhrd
chaWs, which. translated. mean bread
and cake bread and butter and bread
nnd cnccSc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Popular Pleasure Resort
Passes TO j. E. Langford and
Joseph Nelson.
WILL EXPEND LARGE SUM
Consideration Said to BE S45,-
600; Extensive improve
ments Planned.

Control o. salt l'alsc" park Is now
in possession Of /. u I.auGrord and 1o
scph Nelson. both managing officials cf
~" biz Saltaiv "a alhin= resort. and IT
win remain with them for = period Of
ten years unless disposed OF by them 4"
others, Tho lease papers were signed
up AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon al
the Offices of In" Saltai. Reach com
rany In the kosrus building.
Walker Brothers own INC south half
nj 10" cAteusir" plut Of ground in which
tn" park 'S located. and while no Icfi-
ritc negotiations TO that cud have been
had as between them and TIE new los
secs nf the Salt Palace. there Is every
prospect that this additional ground Will
eventually hc Included in the park. MAX
Ing of II on" OF the greatest city park
amusement places in tho country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
BRADY SAYS IDAHO
IS SOLID FOR TAFT

James H. EradY. former governor %
Idaho. was In Salt Lake YESTERDAY morn
ing en- route from Pocatcllo. his nome
town. 10 New York. He is for President
TAFT and he saws that Idaho Is also
unanimously for the incumbent for a sec
oud term.
II believe" said Mr., Brady. "tha,
Idaho Republicans VIII give united sup
port to Taft. | personally have been
and an for TAFT. and ! believe that he
should be retained in office second
term. He has proved 10 he n good nrcsi-
dent. IA regards the entry OF Roose-
Welt in the field OF possible nominees 7
think that he has now found rnat Ie
has not made the headway he expect cd
10 make"
Mr.. Brady's stay was or brief duration
AID he left the city at noon for tho
east.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Fifteen YEARS OF
SERVICE FOR PASTOR

The Rev. Uarald Jensen OF the Danish
Lutheran church OF Salt Lake will ccle-
brats Sunday his fftccnth anniynrasry as
an ordained minister Of the Lutherau
church. lie WAS ordained bv the late
blshon primas Of the Danish Lutheran
church DR.. Skai Rocrdam, at Copen-
hagen. March 3. 1897. and Installed in his
first charge at tho Church of the HOLY
Ghost ~ Copenhagen. Denmark. OH tho
second Sunday in Lent OF the same
year. Both these detcs Will have their
hftecntn anniversary next Sunday.
To celebrate the occasion, members
and friends will be entertained ny the
Rev. and Mrs. IIarsld Jensen tomorrow
al y. IN. at the Danish church parloTs
corner Of First avenue and T. street.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Jensen has bccu pastor
in this city for the last FIVE and half
years. starting the Danish Luthern mis-
sion here In September. 1905.
Part OF tho fifteen years the Rev
Mr.. Jensen has b"~n = professor IN thcol-
oSy Al TTinic: seminary 1T Blai, Ncb
and editor OF two church papers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
LEHlGH UNIVERSITY
ALUMNI ORGANIZE

At the University club last night q
number OF enthusiastic alumni or LehiSh
university coming from various parts OF
the intermoUntain district. gathered at
dinner and formed permanent Or
ganization TO be known as the Inter
mountain LchiSh club.
Besides the members present. nearly
thirty responses were received from I.c-
high men OF eight different states. all
showing Il wide cSpread interest and co.
operation IN the movement. In COM
municatiou. Dr. IT, s. Drlnker, president
Of Lehlgh university. stated that. ov-
ing 10 the distance and the shortncSs OF
notice. he WAS unable 10 be present but
he expressed an intention 10 visit tho
club at his earliest opportunity. An
executive committee was appointed ana
empowered 10 arrange for monthly meet
inGs, the first To tako place at the Uni
Nersity club some time in April.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Mcfarland May Return.

Floyd Mcfarland is an expert in the
bicycle race game. and if satisfactory ar
ranSements can he made as between him
and the new lessees. the likelihood is
that he will have large share in oper-
atlng the saucer track. The situation with
respect TO Mr.. Mcfarland is similar to
tiat as affecting Mr.. Heagren Both
are popular in salt Lake and there would
seem TO be nothing in the way of their
gaining charge of certain Of The amuse
ment features.
''We are going 10 give to the people
OF salt Lake said Mr. Lansford, "the
very best in the summer resort amuse-
ment line that the country affords"
Tho consideration for the ten-year lease
was $40 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
LookS Over Utah Exhibits.

Just before finishing his DAYS work
in Salt Lake. Mr.. Sab paid a visit TO
the headquarters uf the Manufacturers
association in the Vermont building.
where he was received by Secretary u.
I. Collett and given every opportunity
20 examine samples OF Utah products
there on exhibition. lie expressed him
self sas being greatly pleased with what
nc saw.
Mr. Sab has BEEN offered two impor-
tant offices under the new republics
government. hut he has declined both
prcferring TO make a tour OF the world
10 study Industrial and educational ac-
tVities in order that he may learn some
thing for the bcttcrmcnt of his own
peoples condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
CITY AND VICINITY
CITY AUDITOR sHEARMl

CITY AUDITOR sHEARMAN yester-
day announced that beginning March l.
all bills against the city will bc paid
on the fifteenth Of each month except
those carrying q discount FOR cash, which
VIII be paid at once. Heretofore il has
been the practice for q clerk In the aud :
inform him when his warrant WAS ready.
IT has been found that this requires too
much valuable time. Hereafter credit :
ors will call on the fifteenth of the month
and receive thcIt warrants.
WITH THE ARREST of G.. $. StnIin-
ger 20 years of age. living AT J55 South
Main street. Yesterday morning. and the
consequent recovery OF bicycle belong .
ilnIs to Frank RaGahahc. is Marion street.
the police completed a record of sixty.
stolen bicycles recovered since the first
OF the year This is at tho rate OF one
bicycle 2er day, StIllpser was arrested
erickson and James T., Woodard
Or, A. C. YOUNG, Utah stale veter-
marian Yesterday received copies of tests
passed by forty head of valuable pedi-
ing shipped to the Manti Live stock com
panN OF Manti and will he a valuabI ad j.
dlucn 10 our livestock supply" said ur
louns YESTERDAY They come from Ne
braska and Iowa and have all passed rigid
tests Tor every disease known 10 cat
THE UTAH COPPER COMPANY was
granted the right by Judge c. w Morse
OF tne Ihlrd district court Yesterday To
erect poles FOR the transmission OF cleo
ulc power on the property OF Euos \
W all and others. The COMPANY was or
nered 70 put up 4 bond of $1,000 TO pro-
tect wall ano others from damage.
FOR TIE THEFT of an cvercoat Fen-
riiary \, n. f. WiIlcford was sentenced TO
SIX months in the county Jail by Judge
bowman OF the police court yesterdav.
Nilloford pleaded guilty 10 taking Ihe
coat from a roomIng house lie was
originally charged With burglary.
c. J. FUTILE. assistant general freight
agent Tor the Oregon Short Line. returned
Yesterday from a ten days business trip
TO Los Angeles ana other southern Cali
fornie cities.
E, F. WILLEFoRD is accused in =
complaint issued from the county at
torneys OFFICE yesterda- with petit lar
ceny in the theft OF a lady's coat valued
IN TIE THIRD district court vester-
Gay Judge Armstrong awarded A. o. lac
oDsoD q Judgment for i2066 ayainpt Ben
Mhtson IN payment OF mining royalties
a COMPLAINT was issued from ;ne
county attorneys office YESTERDAY charc-
ing +. 8. Nelson with assauItinv w r.
eiIlngsby with "A deadly weapon.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS have
appointed Mrs. Margaret 4. Wallace COPY
~ In Inc county clerks office 10 succeed
Mrs Elizabeth Miner, resigned
TO-DAY is PAY DAY Tor the officers
ana janitors OF the city public schools
The amount disbursed to anl,ors will bc
s"z9o and 70 officers >1130
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
CORPORATIONS ARE
GETTING INTO LINE

An unusual rush WAS experienced at
the offices Of the collector of internal
revenue yesterday by reason Of the haste
made by corporations TO file their annual
income reports before the cXpirs tion or
the time limit al 4:20 y. M.
IL was stated at tho office yesterday
that there arc only about $50 delinquent,
this year. ~ against dbou; 1000 last year.
Had cXtsus not been granted certain
OF the delinquent companies they would
have been liable 10 fine Of $1,000 each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Commercial Organizatios|
Wheels in Motion !,
Great Exposition
NO ADMISSION CHA
Array of Products M,,
Seen Without Cost; i
ception Each Might.

Representatives Of tho Ma.
association Of !itah, The r,,h q y
menl league and the commarc,., l.
iasi night at the rooms of ~. =, +
orS1i'HatIou and eppoinlaa -.
l" nave chars" OF the ysriou. ~,
"Ail Utah Week." to no bo,a 49,
70 & Those prcson, worn ~
NIeN'lisl"r. orsou II. Hew,.,, 4
JACKSON aud u. +. Col,o,, of -.
tacturcrs: i. W. McUonrr :,
DnN elopmont league and T
geld "' tho hoard OF go9.y,,. 49,. ~
Commercial club. 'no''
tn" committees as named :.
ing arc not Yet completed. nrr @
other organizations win he soLn nan
!GnAic an additional msmnns"
finance, publlcity. exbihils
programme and prize dlawiny na'n 'aar'
The retail merchants. real s%s,as' am
ers. Natlv" sons, Home Indust,~
ated Trades. Utah Press TIsh
paper and Nj club ur-ani,,,ics
which arc interested in ihe rnv,,,. ,,
billion. Will have membershin' y.
committees. ''
Meetings Of The named corr,l,..
called for Monday night al ~
mercial club, where an activs w
f"| the "All Utah Week" viii NJ T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
WOULD HAVE UTAH
SEND DELEGATES

Gov. William Spry is In receipt OF a
letter from Gov. .. r. ColqUitt or Texas
notifying him that n conference on tu-
bercuoss viii he held at Waco. Tex.
April lS-ii and asking him 10 appoint Ak
many representatives as he desires TO
represent Utah as tho conference,
The governor IS also in receipt of a
commute ton from Edward Wisner.
chairman of The Now Orleans board OF
control OF the National Drainage con-
Eress. requesting him 10 appoint fifteen
delegates to the coming session OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO GIVE SMOKER

The FIRST smoker entertainment oi the
ltl: season At the Commercial club will
-. This date was decided upon AT a
meeting yesterday OF the clubs new
smoker committee. Programme ar
ransemeDts viii he completed by 4 sub
committee consisting Of w. II BlntZ
Malcolm McAllister and W " McRae
Dutch luncheon. vaudeville stunts and
musical numbers will he the features or
the evenings entertainment. Those iu
charge VIII make every effort to Insure
one OF the most guccessful ''Ect-ac-
PuainSd affairs in the clubs history
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Adopt Resolution.

The board OF governors Of tl
mercial club sent in a copy Of tht
Ing resolution. which had been,
earlier in the day:
Whereas. Arrangements are
made TO have q utah Pu
Week In the early part OF Aprl
Whereas. The purpose thered
stimulate the people of Utah
greater degree of loyalty 10 q
dustrial and commercial inter-
the state: therefore be II
Resolved hy the hoard Of GOV
Of the Commercial club that the
mcut receive the indorscment
Commercial club. and we pied
cooperation with the various d
Hatious that have The matter
proposed exhibits and campal|
boosting iD charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
CAPITOL BOARD. leS, ly
RESUME SESS'

II Was stated yes,eiTnsSsn ye;,si esSsn,rlls1'
ber Of the stat. cSp'' ,.ou,p,iss''1
PROBABLY pro be resumed h'"'
day of next week ..omoer a
NJ. s. BROWNING. a .,,Isd ~ 70 10
mission. who was In, csi,ea AGO. and 9
on business a fo,n fortnlg",o Of the eo.
account the deSis'TII e,,n pIaHs rs vas
in regard 70 O. inG rs,uTn gn' to the e7
row. .,ination 81 -
%@"i% S9%%'i.'3 Be %.as + r. T.D5ssaaS1s !;
weeks additional ~ iiod posiPcrs
consider the ,I,c,,2 plans s%s,ii III thai tins