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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-12

in Topeka, the guest of Mrs. J. Ora
ham, has left for Holton and Atchi-
son, Kan, where she will visit before
returning to her home.
Mr.. T. A. McNeal will give q hu-
mcrous address at the Y. w. c. A. to-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-12

Mrs. H. F. Perkins at Christmas Mrs.
Burnett was formerly Miss Beulah
Perkins.
Miss Blanche Marlborough of Blue
Rapids, Kan, who attended the State
Music Teachers association meeting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-12

peka. Mrs. Kelly has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. F. H. MCGOWAN, of Wa
karusa, and has come to Topeka for a
short visit to Mrs. Brunt.
The Ladies Music club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank p. Mac
Lehman. The program was as follows:
THE SEASONS.
Gay To Spring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Grieg
(b) Summer Dreams-Op. 1873. Schytte
Miss Helen Shirer.
Blow. Blow, Thou Winter Wind. .Lynes
Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Ralph Skinner
Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
I'm Herbst Franz
Mrs. William Wikidal.
November Sleighride. .Tschaikowsky
Mrs. Charles Gleed.
Old Winter Comes. Woodman
Mrs. Clement Reese.
Violin Solo ...................... Selected
Miss Helen Phipps.
Minor Score NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Major
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
It's Showing Observation-Disclosures mberg
Miss Birdie Chandler. M
Midwinter-Op. 81. .MacDowell
Mrs. Charles Gleed.
Dreams Observation-Disclosures. Ponce
There Cried Bird. .Sinding
Mrs. JOHNSON.
Quartette- -44s--..5--
A Song of Seasons. .Hawley
Mrs. Thomas. Miss Chandler Miss Al
derson, Mrs. Skinner -~an't
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-12

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05
HOMER WARREN&CO.
SALES, $12S,O0O
Clark Estate Sells a Big Fac
tory Site on FOrt-st.
West

Homer Warren x Co. reports sales
amounting 10 Sl2s.00J. Included in
the long sale list is piece OF prop
erty with frontage OF 800 feet on
Fort-st. west, between Scotch and
ella rk.aves.. which has been sold Tor
a factory site. The name OF the con
Germ Is not disclosed. The property
is valued at 10000. and was sold for
the Clark estate.
House and lot on the west side OF
Cameron.ave., just north OF West
minster-ave.. size 30xl00 IT,. sold for
the Assurance Real Estate Co. 10
John c. Parker for $685.; house and
lot on the north side OF Edwin-aye.,
between JOS. Campau and Whitney
ayes, size 30xl00 IT,, sold for the
Whitney Realty Co, Ltd, TO MARGIN
Soltysik. $500: house and lot on the
north side OF Norwalk-ave., between
Whitney and JOS Campau-aves.. size
30x 100 It.. sold for the Whitney Realty
Co. Ltd, 10 Jan Chroba, $4,000;
house and lot on the west side o!
Cameron-ave.. north OF Westminster.
ave. size 30xl25 H.. sold for Fred
Burton TO bert Katz, S2.+26: house
and lot on the north side OF Edwin
ave. between Jos Campau and Whit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

west side OF Seminole-aNe.. just horth
OF Harperaye.. size S0Sl00 H., sold FOR
the Gray Estate Co. TO Mice yslaw
Mieszkowski. $4,000; house and lot
on the south sid cot Edwin-aye., be-
tween Jos Campau and Whitney aves.,
size 30xl00 IT,. sold for the Whitney
Realty Co, Ltd. to Alex falkowski
$2.S00. house and lot on the east side
OF Seminole-ave.. just north OF Harp
crave. size 30xl25 IT,, SOLD for the
Gray Estate Co, TO Vernon Przelina,
S., 200 house and lot on the south
side Of Edwin-aye.. between Jos Cam
pau and Whitney ayes. size 30xl00 IT,.
sold for the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd,
10 Jos. Quit. $4,000, house and lot on
the north side cf Holbrook-ave., be-
tween l.umpkin and Whitney-aves..
size 3OxlO0 IT,. sold for the Whitney
Realty Co.. Ltd, 10 oW9jcieSh Wac
lawski $2.SO0: house and lot on the
north side of Evaline-ave.. between
Whitney and Lumpkin-aves, size
30xl00 IT,. sold for the hitney Realty
Co..-to Franciszek Zakrzewski. So
500: house and lot on the south side
OF oEvaline-ave., between Jos Campau
and Whitney-aves.. size 30Xl00 It..
sold for the Whitney Realty Co., TO
Jan Kloc. s.. 400; house and lot on the
south side OF Edwin-ave., between Jos
Campau and Whitney-aves., size
30xl00 It,. sold for the Whitney Realty
Co, Ltd. to Jan Kuplicki. $1,000;
house and lot on the east side of Sem
inole-ave.. just north OF Harper-ave.,
size 3Oxl00 IT,, sold tor the Gray
Estate Co. TO Constance Przelina,
$4,000; house and lot on the north
side OF Edwin-ave., between JOS Cam
pau and Whitney-aves.. size 30x100
r.. sold for the Whitney Realty Co.
to Anthony Ruczynski. $500. two
lots on the west side OF Goodwin-ave..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

Model. 5000. house anu LOT on the
north side OF Bernard ave. between
whitney and lumpkin-ayes.. size Cox
100. sold for the Whitney Realty Co,
10 John krr6al, 5000 house and lot
on the north side OF Edwin-aver be
tween JOS. Campau and Whitney ayes.
size 3oxlO0. sold FOR the whitney Real
~ CO.. Ltd 10 Wojciech Banach 81
GOO house and LOT on the west side of
Seminole-ave.. just north OF Harper
ave. size OF lot 30xie5, sold for the
GRAY Estate Co. 20 Theo. Bergcrow-
SKI. S22t0 house and lot on the north
side az Ehwin-ave.. between Jos. Cam
pau and whitney ayes, size 3ONlnO,
sold for tho Whitney Realty Co. 10
Jos. Begerowski. $4,000: house and lot
on The east side OF Seminoleave.. just
north OF IIarper-ave.. size of lot S0x
t25. sold fcr the Gray Estate Co. 10
Geo. Armhruster. $1,000; house and lot
on tho south side OF Yemensave.. be
tween Jos. Campau and Whitney-aves..
size OF lot 30Xl00. sold FOR the Whitney
Realty Co. 10 Frank Klafta. 81 500;
house and lot on the west side or
Seminole.ave.. just north or Harper
ave. size OF lot 3Oxl25 sold for the
Gray Estate Co. TO Joan Rajanowski,
50 200; house and lot on the south side
OF Evaline-ave. between JOS. Campau
and Whitney-aves. size OF lot 3OxloO,
sold for the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd,
10 Francis Musialowski. $500.
House and lot on the south side OF
Norwalk.ave.. between Whitney and
Lumpkin-aves.. size 30xi00 H.. sold
for the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd. 10
Stanislaw Slimko. $1,000: house and
lot on the north side 81 Edwin-ave..
between Jos Campau sid Whitney
ayes. size 30x100 IT,. sold for the
Whitney Realty Co. ltd 10 Louis
Nabozny. $1,000; house and lot on the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

t. sold for the Gray Estate Co. to
StanialaW swieno ncki, s7pV.
House and 10; on north side or
Evaline-ave. between Whitney. st; and
l.umpkin-aye,, Size OF lot 30xlO0; sold
FOR the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd, ~
Bartlomej Zuchowski $1,000; vacant
Tot on the north side OF East GRAM
blvd. between McDougal!-ave. ana
Collins-ave., size a0xlS0 sold for NJ
V Campau 10 William Gulhula, 81 goo;
house and lot on the north side or Ed
win-ave., between Jos. Campau,ave
and Whitney ave, size a0Xlu0. sold FOR
the Whitney Realty co, 10 Peter
Glowczewski. $1,000: house and lot ON
the south side OF Evallne.ave.. be
tween Jos. Campauave. and Whitney
ave. size 9Oxl 90, sold for the whitney
Realty Co. 20 Antoni Kruk, sS,Soo
house and lot on the north side or
Evalneave, between los Campau and
Whitneq-ayes size 30N 90. sold Tor Inc
whitney Realty Co Ltd. 10 kazimierZ
Bernadysz. 81. 500 vacant lot on the
south side OF Willis-ave.. between Col
lins-ave. and McDougall-ave,, size 30N
100. sold for w. B. Taber 10 Augusta
Koss. 5000; house and lot on the north
side OF Fredericll-st.. between collins
and Moran-aves.. size OF lot 30 10,
sold for Jos. STANDARD, 10 Bronisla"
Andrzejewski. $1,000; house aud lot
on the north side OF Evaline-ave., be-
tween Whitney and Lumpkin-aves.,
size 30xl00 sold for the Whitney Real
ty Co.. TO lgnatz Symborski, $1,000;
house and lot on the north side OF
Edw !n-ave.. between JOS Campau and
Whitney-aves. size OF lot 30xl00. sold
for the Whitney Realty Co. 10 Michael
Bork $1,000; house and lot on the
west side OF Seminoleave., just north
OF Harper-ave., size OF lot 3oyl25. sold
for the GRAY Estate CO.. 10 Nicholas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

hear Westminsterave. size soAisv
IT, sold for Bella Faulkner TO a.
Hungerford. $3.50 store Oh the soutn
west corner OF Yemens and whitney
AYES. size 35xl00 IT,, sold ior tns
Whitney Realty Co.. TO FRANCHISES
Idziak, $4,000: house and iOt on the
north side OF Evaline-ave.. between
jos Campau and Whitney'aves:. SIZE
3OxlOO H., sold for the Wnitney
Realty Co, 10 Jos WietechA $i.!oo'
house and lot on the east side OF sem
inole-ave.. just north OF HarpersVe.
size 3Oxl25 H.. sold for the trs.
Estate Co, 10 Frank English. tZ'zoo,
house and lot on the south SIDE Oh
Evaline-ave.. between Jos Campau ana
Whitney -aves.. size 30xl00 IT,, sold TOT
the whitney Realty Co., ldd" 10
Felix Neski. $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

ney-aves, size 3OxlO0 -. sold Tor the
Whitney Realty Co. Ltd, 10 AndrleJ
Baraniecki, $500. house and mo lots
on the north side OF Eval!nv-aFe.. be-
tween Jos Campau and Whitney-aVes.,
size 6ONlOo. sold Tor the Whitney
Realty Co. Ltd. 20 Joseph Podlasin-
ski. $4,000: house aud lot on the
south side OF Iehmann.aVe., east of
Chene-st.. size 30Xl25 r.. sold for The
Chene.si and Co. 20 Konstanty RIOS
iuski. 81 500. house aud lot on the
south side OF Edwin-aye.. between Jos
Campsu and Whitney.ayes. size
3ONI00 H.. sold for the Whitney Rem
~ Co. Ltd, 10 MARGIN Dobrowol't
S2.sO0. house and lot on thc north
side OF Fdwin-ave. between Jos Cam
pan and Whitney-ayes.. size S0yl0O.
sold for the Whitney Realty. Co, Ltd.
to Josef Nowak. 81 500; house and
lot on the south side OF Edwin-aye.
between los Campau and Whitney
ayes, size 30yl00 IT., sold Tor the
Whitney Realty Co. Ltd, 10 Michal
Czmyr. $1,000: house and lot on the
south side o. Lehmann-ave., just east
OF Jos Campau.ave., size 3oNl25 H..
sold for the Chene-st. Land Co, 10
Wincenty Galack. $500; vacant lot
on the southeast corner OF Forest
ave- and Twelfth-st. sold for L.. ..
Chatfield 10 Jacob Brown on private
terms. valued a. $500; house and lot
on the north side OF Edwin-ave., be
tween JOS Campau and Whitney-ayes-
size 30xl00 IT.. sold for the Whitney
Realty Co. to Joseph Gardasz, 3 .ir-
house and LOT on the south side OF
Evalineave.. between JOS Campau and
Whitney-aves., size 30xl0o IT, sold
for the Whitney Realty Co. Ltd, TO
John Hincinski. $4,000; vacant lot on
the west side Of Greeley-ave.. just
north OF Holbruokave size 30xiOo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

To own a fine fertile farm, within eight
miles of the City Hall farm with
beautiful location, within easy reach OF
the best car line in the city-Woodward
Avenue farm with soil OF that black,
meay kind that experts will tell you -
unexceled for gardening purposes.
Each of these farms has plenty Of room
for a good-sze house, barn or garage
plenty Of room TO keep chickens and
enough gardening space to make the farm
pay for itself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

Statesmen on the ground at all times .
We pay your transportation both ways
As an investment, this real estate can't
be beat.
No interest or taxes until 1914.
Only few dollars gives you possession
You stand to make good profit, if you
should ever desire TO sell.
With your knowledge OF the rapidity
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05
Here's Your Chance

You can have country comfort with all
the city conveniences.
You will have plenty Of fresh eggs, milk
and vegetables every day, and yet be away
from the noise and dirt Of the city
Every farm has cement sidewalk run
ming it's entire length.
The location is ideal-ony forty minutes
out from the City Hall.
The first payments are small--terms are
easy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05
The Sale Is TODAY and TOMORROW

with which Detroit real estate has in
creased in value, it is needless for us to
tell YOU what these farms and lots will
bring in year from now.
Q
Take any of the local suburban cars.
Get off at Porter.
You will see a big sign and big tent
that's the place.
The property lies between the Eight and
Nine-Nlile Roads.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-05

TODAY and TOMORROW the first big SALE this year, Of
the Woodward Farms and woodward Farms Addition
u be held-forms in size equal to nine city os ranging
from 81, 600 to 81, 500
fine restricted residence lots in woodward
Farms Addion-ceent Sidewalks and shade trees included
,uI be put O sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE

VANDERHEYDEN FYLES-The
The noted dramatic critic, gives
all the news of the new season
just opening in New York. Scores
Of plays will be presented for the
first time in the next few months.
Many of them will fail, few
will succeed. Last week MT.
Fyles told how 1.-THE Lure had
scored a hit This week he will
discuss the fortunes Of three or
four other new plays,
COMMERCIAILsM IN BASE
BALL-MacBeth has a good deal
to say about the commercializing
of organized baseball, pointing
out wherein the second division
clubs are always victims Of
stronger clubs.
iris SPEAKER-Everybody will
be interested in an article that
takes the life and times Of Tris
Speaker for its subject. The ia
nous Red Sox Is traced from his
cradle to the place Of honor he
occupies at this time.
FUTURITY AT sARAToGA-To-
day the great futurity at Sara
toga will hold the attention Of
horsemen. The race will be de-
scrlbed in Sundays paper,
DAREDEVIL AUTO DRIVERS
Today the great national auto
mobile race Will be run at Elgin.
Fifteen bold and reckless drivers
are entered.
WHY FIGHTERS ARE KILLED
There will be an article In the
Pink by RI expert who de.
clares that ring fatalities, almost
without exception. are chargeable
to poor management.
FOOTBALL COMING UP-A re-
view Of the football situation as
it now presents itself will make
interesting reading for the grid
:, iron fans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
MISSOURI CITY is
MINUS WATER SUPPLY
Firemen Patrol the Streets of Spring
field on the Lookout for Fires;
Two Discovered

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Aug, 29.-This
city was presented tonight with the
spectacle of 6remen patrolling the
streets on the lookout for fires. This
extra precaution was necessitated by
the sudden disappearance Of the city :
water supply.
The sole source of Springfield s wa.
ter lies in the ueigbboring springs. The
powerful pumping machinery of the
city could not raise enough water to-
dav TO force a stream through the fire
hose. Two fires were discovered dur.
ing the day, but little damage was
done,
An extended heat spell and severe
drouth was recently broken by show
ers, Without warning. however. many
of the springs have become dry while
others are Welding scarcely enough to
fill The drinking demands of the city.
The mayor has issued n proclamation
forbidding the sprinkling of lawns and
urging the residents TO. economize in
other uses Of water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30

NAT GOODWIN-He tells what he
thinks of his wives. No l, Like
mother No. 2, an "oblga-
tdon;" Maxine Elliott, a "Ro-
man SENATOR Edna Goodrich,
an error No. 5, his life pre-
server says Americas cham
pion husband.
WHY CRIME DOES NOT PAY
How the "Queen of the Burg
lars slnuggled Cinnamon into
the United States and the daring
methods used, as related by So
ph1e Lyons,
UNION ASSOCIATION RACE
Only three games separate Salt
Lake and Great Falls In the
Union penant race, Helena Is
playing good ball here and Butte
Is giving the Electrics a tussel.
Today's games may have impor-
tant bearing.
MARRIAGE MARKET GOWNS
Lady Duff Gordon describes
some gowns which she selected
Tor mother who said to her,
Help me choose some gowns for
my daughter; nothing too girlish,
Ior she is past the 'jeune fille'
ege,
VACATIONS FOR ANIMALS
very new humane movement
which aims to give every dog his
Day and to relieve psychological
ly the tedium Of the lives of cats,
horses and birds,
y. HENRY-This week the title of
the fascinating fiction by this 70.
noWned writer Is rather odd. It
Is mo Story" but all who read
1T will admit It is 'some story
FIGHTERS CHANGE MINDS
Naughton points out inconsistent
clos of white fighters who, hav-
ing declared they drew the color
me, are now looking for matches
With Jack Johnson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER
HAS NARROW ESCAPE {
Joseph Jeremy Found Pinned
Beneath Car Overturned in
Parley's Creek.

Saved from drowning only by the
fact that his head was held above the
water by the position of his arm
through the steering wheel Of his
wrecked automobile, Joseph Jeremy, a
salesman for j. II. Folger g. Co. of San
Francisco was found in the bed Of Par
ley's creek about nine miles above the
mouth of the canyon shortly after 9
o'clock last night. He was rescued
and brought to Salt Lake by ". S,
MacFarlane and n. M. Swan of Park
City,
When taken from under the car Jer-
emv was delirious from exposure suf-
fered through lying in the water, but
no serious injuries otherwise could be
discovered. The car had plunged from
the road into the creek bed and turned
completely over, Jeremy had been on
his way home from Park City
Word that some one was in the bed
Of the creek under a wrecked car was
telephoned to Sheriff Andrew Smith,
Jr, bv Wilmer Evans, secretary of the
Portland Cement company. who, also
returning from Park City. heard the
groans of Jeremy Mr.. Evans was
without lights and hurried down the
canyon three miles TO the company s
plant to telephone for help. On the
way he met the auto carrying Mae
Farlane and Swan and told them Of
the trouble.
Accompanied by Drs, W, r. Tyndale
and C. c., Snyder and Deputy r. NJ.
Beckstead, Sheriff Smith started inn
mediately for the scene of the acci~
dent. Meeting MacFarlane auto
with Jeremy, the doctors returned with
the patient and took him to the county
hospital.
Sheriff Smith. with Deputies Hedges
and Beckstead. continued up the canyon
to where the wrecked car lay. They
feared that someone else had been in the
car and might be under II. but II was
found that Jeremy must have been alone
IN the car, in spite OF his dellrious raw
ings about being accompanied by three
other men and woman, Jeremy's sam
pie case was found near the car. The
automobile had plunged nearly rod
through the air from the bank OF the
creek TO where II lay.
Word OF the accident was tclephoned
10 Mrs. Jeremy, wife OF the Injured man.
street, shortly after midnight last night
and she went. Immediately 10 the hospI-
tai IL Is feared that Jeremy may suffer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Y|SCOUNT HALDANE
VISITING AMERICA
First Lord High Chancellor to
Leave Great Britain in
400 Years.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-viscount
Haldnne, the first lord high chancellor
Of Great Britain to leave his country
since Cardinal Wolsey went to France
400 years ago, arrived here today on
the steamship Lusitania for a flying
visit Of five days in this country and
Canada.
The lord high chancellor, whose po,
sition in England corresponds to that
OF chief Justice of the supreme court of
the United States, is here as a guest
OF the American Bar association, be.
fore which he will deliver an address
at its annual meeting in Montreal next
Monday. Tonight he was entertained
at dinner given in behalf of the as.
sociation by G. A. Severance of ST.
Paul. His itinerary includes visits to
west Point and Albany.
Previously warned that he might be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Beauty Reported About to Re.
marry Divorced Husband
Makes Denial.
BY 1nterna tional News Service.

BY international News Service.
n TEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Mrs. Mabel
III j. Michael BrOwn'Ford' 1.-THE
beauty Of the south,' emphat-
icallv denies the report that she
is to remarry her first husband, Frank
Brown, Jr., son of former governor
of Maryland
81 think it is an outrage she said
at her home, No 324 West Eighty-third
street, that such report has been
started
You see. / could not marry Mr..
Brown again even if wished to" she
added blushingly, "because I am en-
gagged to wealthy Pittsburg broker.
She refused to give the name of her
latest fance. but admitted he was a
millionaire,
"Our engagement is to be announced
soon,' Mrs Brown-Ford said, ''and we
are to be married in October, after
which we will take tour of the world
for a year and half and then return
to live in Pittshurg.'
Mrs. Brown Ford was asked if she
had any other reasons why she would
never marry Frank Brown, Jr., again.
She laughed lightly and answered;
Zone experience like that is quite
enough. ] do not wish to take any
more chances at being compelled to
unite his shoes when he comes home
at night, or Mt letting him throw
cards and food at me.
Mrs. Brown-Ford obtained divorce
from her second husband, Lawrence
Ford. son of Rear Admiral John D.
Ford, two years ago,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
GAMBOA WILL NOT
TAKE INITIATIVE
President Wilson and
Secretary Bryan Leave
Washington Under the
Impression That Nego-
tiations Will Work Out
in the End.

VERA CRUZ, Aug. 29.-John
Lind. President Wilson S personal
representative, let it be under
stood tonight that he would not re-
turn to Mexico City except on spe-
cial invitation Of President Huer-
ta. He probably will take passage
for the United States on the next
Ward line steamer sailing from
this port.
Rear Admiral Fletcher enter
tanned Mr.. Lind at tea on board
the battleship Louisiana this aft
ernoon.
Eleven refugees sailed from
Vera Cruz today on the City OF
Tampico for New Orleans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Second Day of the Celebra.
ton Being Held by the
Wards of the Wizard At
tracts Thousands.
'RAGGING" THE CHIEF
FEATURE AT "GULCH"
Parade of Progress in the
Morning One of the Most
Picturesque Ever Seen
in the City.

The carnival spirit was in the air
last night, Confetti, vari-colored pa
per "streamers, horns, "ticklers, 4"
balloons and everything else that goes
with such revelry, filed the downtown
districts The streets were crowded
with a noisy, frolicking, happy throng.
The pedestrian on Main street could
not walk 100 feet without becoming
enmeshed in the streamers,' but said
pedestrian didn't seem to mind, for
everybody had the carnival spirit.
Down at the "Gulch' - on Second
East street the merriment reached its
height. 1t seemed as though at least
half the population Of Utah was there.
And the main attraction was the long
promised masquerade of merrymak-
ers' The south half of the Gulch was
fenced off and there, on the pavement,
was the greatest exhibition of
the latest dancing craze-''r Raging y
that Salt Lake has ever known.
Lid Is Taken Off.
The lid was off, as promised. That
is, it was off as far as "ragging was
concerned though no rowdyism was
permitted by the police. And to the
credit of the merrymakers 1t must be
observed that there seemed to be little
attempt or desire to 90 further than
the mayors instructions allowed-to
"have all the fun you want, but don t
get gay"
It is doubtful If more clever ar
raw of costumes was ever seen In salt
Lake. It seemed that every one pres
ent had spent time in thinking out
novelty and many had succeeded. The
usual portion OF Indians, cowboys,
Yama-Yama girls, clowns and "The
touch of Spanish was to be seen, but
many had varied from the beaten pain
Of masking.
One person looked much the same
,s Bud Fishers HMutt,' although he
<1.uxIuuod an pape FOur)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-30
Fail to Recover Bonds.

BUFFALO, N Y. Aug, 2e-The police
today had found no trace OF satchcI
containing $50, 900 In non-negotiabIe bonds
and stocks. stolen from John c. LaIor
OF New York. bond salesman. In the
New York Central station here last
night. Mr.. Lalor left the satchsl on a
seat In the station while ne was writing
a telegram. When he returned the
satchei WAS gone,