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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
specia! 10 The Tribune.

SpeCia! 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. t9.-With tie opening ses-
SION OF the state horticultural convention
~ 10 o'clock tomorrow morning Ogden
wir become the Utah city TO which not
less shan ore thousand visitors from all
parts Of the state and possibly twice this
number will be attracted during the week
by q series OF meetings IL which every
line o! agricultural activity is concerned.
Manufacturing wifi also be concerned, but
20 lesser degree
Co1lmittecs composed OF represent
stives OF ali the state organizations con-
cerned and members % the Weber club
nave been at work Gor the past several
weeks and Ogden Will be prepared to vel
come the first delegation al out-of-town
visitors arriving tomorrow morning. The
Weber club on Grant avenue will be the
headquarters OF the various orsaniza
tions during The week. while the con-
vcnt!on sessions, ,or the most part. will
be held in the Orpheum theater. On
Wednesday evening there will be meet
Ing os dairymen in the city hall and on
THURSDAY evening. when Governor VII
lam Spyy visits Ogden the meeting viii
be ae!d in the auditorium o. the Weber
rr.adc'uy
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The Committee.

Mr.. Hanchett s chairman oi tile COM
mittee. the others being Franklin :.
Richards, attorney; o. a. Uonnold. en-
sinecr. Judge Edwin r. Colbora and
Richard r. Lyman. dean oI tne school Of
engineering at the state iyersity. These
men Will confer i'll their work with the
Commercial club committee on public
utilities and improvements. the city COM
missioner OF water supply and the other
city commissioners Their object is to
put Into effect with proper engineering
assistance practical plan TO provide a
reserve reservoir system ample 10 I'm
pound a supply Of water sufficient TO
meet present requirements and all ex-
pectcd emergencies.
Many suggestions have been made TO
the committee In relation to the problem,
and these Will also be considered Mt the
meeting Tuesday Among the suggestions
IL is urged that enactment be secured
from the present legislature whereby the
present bond issue limit OF 5000, 900 for
water Improvement could be Increased to
six or seven millions BY increasing tax
valuations. The argument is that no i'm
provements OF ans consequence can be
achieved without the necessary money.
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WATER COMMITTEE
MEETS TOMORROW
Will Hold First Session in
Commercial Club 10 Dis
cuss Problem,
EMERGENCY SUPPLY
Would Preclude This Win
ter's Unprecedented Famine
for All Time.
EMERGENCY

Preliminary steps toward bringing about
the establishment as quickly as possible
of a reserve supply Of water commensu
rate with the present Importance and fn-
ture requirements OF Salt Lake will bo
outlined at the Commercial club tomor
row at noon. when the committee of five
men appointed by the board OF governors
10 direct the water campaign will hold
It's first session.
This committee was appointed by au-
thorlzation and request OF q recent mass
meeting Of city property owners, who as
sembled at the club to discuss the water
problem at the request of Lafayette
Hanchctt whom the club empowered to
act in its behalf in any way that would
make for a betterment OF conditions such
as existed during the cold snap ,
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Insurance Rates.

In connection with the movement 10 Sc
cure a reduction IN insurance rates. which
Is closely allied 10 the water campaign
the board of fire underwriters OF the
concrete reservoir Of at least {. 900, 900 gall
Ions capacity be constructed in CITY Creek
canyon above The high line. and that a
still larger reservoir. of at least 80 900. 900
gallons capacity. he constructed near the
eastern city limits at an elevation suff-
cient 10 feed any part of the service and
with adequate connection 10 the entire
distributing system.
The board has further recommended cd
that wells be established AZ Liberty park
sufficient In number 70 supply a 15O0 900
gallons dav pumping plant Immediate
ly and also that the plans TO construct
large storage reservoirs in Big Cotton
wood canyon be put into effect as soon
as DoSsib1e
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Trains for West DELAYED.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. i9.-With the eAcentIon
ot a stun train from Sparks. New no
train arrived In this city today over the
southern Pacific from the west The
hTst through train In twenty-four hours
was scheduled TO arrive at D. u. but
had not reached the city AT a late hour.
this evening. Heavy SHOWS and snow
slides have caused serious blockades in
the sierra Nevada mountains Officials
Of the road state that the trouble re-
sultins from the snow has not been more
serious 10 many years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
From Jail to Hospital,

OGDILN. Jan. 19.-Wllliam AIuyun..
aged n years. who arrived in the cItv
yesterday from Green River, Wyo.. was
removed from the county Jail TO the Dee
hospital this afternoon He secured
lodging at the jail last night. stain
that lie was suffering from a slight cold.
but grew worse today and is believed
10 bc "A victim OF brain fever The
Young man says that his home is In
Guthrie. Okla. He was ACCOMPANIED TO
this city by G. J. Myers. While tenn
porarily without funds the young men
ing 10 the county officers. Aiurphy is
under the care OF County Physician 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
WATCH MAY GIVE ClGW.
Seitef Expressed That Unknown Suicide
Was Resident OF Ogden

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 19.-Gn an effort TO es-
taolish the Identity OF man who COM
mltted suicide at Ocean Park Cal on
April 20 of last year. s. l.. Browne. chief
oil the Los Angeles detectives, has re-
quested the Ogden police 10 ascertain,
II possible, some information concerning
INC owner of Waltham watch bearing
jewelers. repair scratch numbers 25T5G
ana ovf, Through information ALREADY In
nus possession he has been led TO be-
once resident OF Ogden
Ihe Los Angeles district attorney is
nov c9neerned in the case from the fact
IAat Mrs. Minta. Jordan identified the
dead man as her husband and collected
HoOVo NE insurance. She is now await
inE trial on the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretenses. A correct idep-
uIilcation or the dead man. either By
means OF the watch taken from the body
or otherwise, VIII be material evidence
lor the prosecuting attorney The local
ponce baVe so far been unable to sue
by the Los Angeles official
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Final Contest for Medals.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. l9,--'The final confess, in
public speaking 10 decide the winner Of
the kasius-Nelson gold medal will be
held AT the Weber academy tomorrow
afternoon. BY means OF elimination con-
tests Two students have been selected
TO represent each class in this final con-
test. The medal for which the students
Will strive was presented by Peter Kasius
and Irwin Nelson OF the class OF IL
The !nterclasS contests and prepnra-
ton for the final event have produced
much interest in The final contest to-
morrow. The programme Will commence
at = O'Clock
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JAMES w. kILLEEN
DIES AT HIS HOME

James w. KiIleeu aged IS years. Il
well-known and popular citizen OF Salt
Lake. died yesterday afternoon at his
home. 23T East Fifth South street M.
Iiilleen succumbed To kidney trouble from
which he had suffered for long period.
A native OF New York, Mr.. Killecn spent
The last twenty years OF his life here and
was for a long time associated with tho
flrm OF George DOYLE & Co. He was Il
held at various times positions OF grand
knight and state deputy IN that order.
4 widow and five children survive Fu-
neral arrangements have not been com
pleted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
RILEY TAKES FIRST
PLACE IN SKI TOURNEY

VIRGINIA, Mimi, Jan, l9.-Baruey
Riley OF Virginia took first place at the
third annual tournament Of the Virginia
and Ering Landvick OF Stoughton. WIS,
was second. scoring 25a. Record jump
ing was prevented BY heavy wind and
Riley's longest jump was only l26 feet.
Lars HaUghen of Chippewa Falls made
the longest standing jump In tho pro-
fessional or class event by covering
100 feet.
Thtrty-two riders from all parts OF the
northwest were entered in the tourna-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE,-Corolina White. oper-
attic soprano: Theodore Stuvkow-
i1ydcn. pianist.
ORPHECN - Advanced vaudeville.
Performance every afternoon and
evening.
COLONlAL-Wnlia i. Kelly and
associated players in "The Fortune
Hunter" all week. Matinee Satur-
day
EMPE EESS-NaudevIllc Matinecs ev-
cry afternoon and two perform
aECes az night
GARRlCk-"Salt Lake to Paris,
musical comedy. one week. BIZ!
changes on Saturday. Matinees
Wednesday. Saturday and sun
day,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
Bank Officers Elected.

-I'-'7t'I " LIN
BINGHAM. Jan. 19.-The STOCKHOLDERS
or the Citizens State bank of Einrfonn
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing Year: Rodney T. Badger presi :
dent: Jerome Boursard. Vice president, q
- Kelly. cashier: EutIn Bourgnr,l. assist
ant cashier The now board of directors
Is composed OF Mr.. Badger. Mr. Bouren RI
Guy Holognesc. Or. r. r. Straupp A II
Gibson. Francis Quinn and rir. c, y. Ray
The cashiers report showed that the
oank Oh ~ mas grown and prospered in al de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
BIG GATES ARRIVE.
Barriers to Water for South Fork Res
ervoir VIII Soon Be Installed

special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. I9.-After q three weeks
tourney from Troy, n. T.. the four mas
siNe steel gates which will control the
water iinpounded in the South Fork res
erNoir OF the Ogden River Reservoir COM
pany, arrived In the city TODAY each
gate weighs four tons and the single
consignment, II being the first mechaDl-
cal equipment for the proposed dam,
represents an expenditure of more than
sl.'oeo; The equipment was manulac-
Sr 1S.red 3y the Ludlow Valve company OF
a force Of men was put to work i'm
mediately, removing the gates from the
cars, and they Will be transported by
wagon TO the site Of the dam east OF
Huntsville The tunnel in which the
big valves will be placed is now almost
completed, the tunnel itself being ready.
but the shaft through which the valves
WIN be controlled requires some addi-
tional blasting. Both the tunnel and
SHAFT have been blasted out OF solid rock
Bedrock for the foundation of the dam
is be Ing uncovered as rapidly as the cold
weather Will permit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
Plan Postal Federation

SFECIdI 10 T Ilt 7 IIDUNe.
OGDEN, Jan. i9.--At meeting or pos
tai service employees. representing every
branch Of the service throughout the
state, IN this city today. preliminary steps
were taken 10 form Il Utah branch OF the
National Association OF Postal EMPLOYEES
When the organization has been COM
pletcd II will amount To q federation of
The various associations now I'm existence
The branches represented In today's meet
ing were the rural mall carriers cltv
ca arriers and nostofficn clerkS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
Apostle Talmage Speaks.
special TO The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 19.--In the absence OF
Apostle Hcber j. Grant, who could not
attend the meeting. Apostle James Tai
mage represented the general church au-
thorittes al the quarterly conference OF
the Weber stake in the tabernacle meet
ngs today. Judge Charles Hart OF Lo-
gan also spoke al the morning and after
noon sessions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

a packed house and laugh every min
ute was the record at the Carrick last
night, where the Allen Curtis Frollcs
company presented the merriest and the
most thoroughly entertaining musical
comedy OF the season, Salt Lake To
Paris" Every one composing the large
audience seemed TO revel and glory in
the numerous musical numbers as rem
dered by Miss Manners. Miss Manning
Paisley Noon. Ben Boyd, and assisted
by the beauty chorus OF Honey girls"
Salt Lake 10 Paris" will serve Garrlcs
patrons up 10 and including Friday night
when the chorus girls contest will be
conducted and VIII also be the last night
Of the present offering.
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PROVO COUPLE MARRIED.
Deputy Clerk Secures Permit From Head
OF Church TO Perform Ceremonies
Snncinl 10 The Trlhunn

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. Jan. fe.-Joseph Bah and Miss
Ella Prewltr were married here last
nTeht by Deputy County Clerk Clarence
j. Woods The young couple did not de-
eide 10 marry until rater late in the
evening. They telcphored County Clerk
\. V. Robinson. and ne issued the license
and then they hunted Up his deputy and
were married.
Elder WOODS secured A permit 10 per-
form marriages from President Joseph
Smlth IL few cavs ago lie asked Presi
dent Joseph KeeleT of Provo for n permit
but President Keeler was somewhat ye-
luctant
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PLAN SEPARATE QUARTERS.
Ogden Board Of Education Considers
Erection Of Its Own 8uidina

ETectIon OF It's own Building.
Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 1o.-Since the announce
ment OF the Weber county board Of edu-
cation that II would not be able 10 join
the Ogden city board in the erection OF
a building TO be used jointly. the mem
oers OF the city board have taken up
the consideration Of plans whereby they
can establish more commodlous quarters
in connection with the city building
Architect Leslie $ Hodgson has been
instructed to. draw preliminary plans for
two story addition To the present build
ing and TO be occupied exclusively by
probable that the addition will be pro-
vided with basement TO be used as a
storeroom for school supplies offices FOR
the superintendent and clerks and a room
for board meelngs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

The following theater notices are
marked advertisement" In order TO
comply with a strict Interpretation OF
tho new federal newspaper law. In
no sense are they paid advertise
ments. They are items furnished by
the prose- agents Of the various
theaters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

A, the Meliesy thenter The Trail of
Cards by the American company. de-
picts romance showing the ardor OF
thrilling enacted IN tho beauties OF Call
forria. The Penalty" q drama by the
Come COMPANY. and the nresenta tiou
DY the Reliance company o! "Tie Girl md
the Inventor from the men OF EustI>e
Hall Ball, make an interesting proera r1rnn.
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Returns to Old Home


Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. l9.-Rowland Emmett.
aged = yoars and a son OF r. w En-
NETT has arrived IN the city from Japan
where he has been engaged In missionary
work Tor the past two years, but owing
To sickness he was forced 10 return For
several months prior 10 his starting for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
George Kerr Sought.


PROVO, Jan. 19.-Yestorday Mayor =
r. Decker received a letter from DR.. y
r. Kerr OF Mansfield, o., asking Jyheti1er
George Kerr Is resident OF Provo Uo
describes him as about - years OF age.
blind in left eye. brown ewes WEIGHING
about li5 pounds and ralroader
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

DIR. A. G. Stoddard, Spanish Fork.
City Ma-kets-D. F. Smith. Growers EN-
change. salt Lake city.
Railroad Inspection OF Fruit shipments
L. j. Sinsel. o. 5. l.. Railroad Salt
Lake City.
TUESDAY-P, NJ.
(Joint Session Utah Development League
How Utah Development League Can Nd
vertise the Fruit ndusiry-Wesloy e.
King. Salt Lake City.
Utah Fruit Industry from the Bankers
Point OF View--W. W, Armstrong. Pres
ident National Copper Bank. Salt Lake
City
Discussion OF Marketing Probiems-view
Point OF
independent shipper. {. Knudson.
Brigham City.
Growers Associat tlcn G EXchansc--.I y.
Christensen. Brigham CITY,
Fruit BroSer--A. j. Elggrcn, Salt Lake
City.
Wholesale Fruit DeaIcy--I \. Hancock
Hancock Brothers. Salt Lake City.
Retail Fruit Dealer-James 5. Carver,
Ogden.
WEDNESDAY-A. NJ.
Local Storage for the Fruit Grower
Moroni Mortensen, Bear River CITY.
Ball, Director Experiment Station. Lo-
Fungus Diseases OF The Peach--Dr {. "
Jensen. PathologIst. L. a. c.. Lo-
gan.
WEDNESDAE-P. Nj.
Experiments With Crown Gsli--Dr Z. 6,
Plummer. Salt Lake City.
Personal Elements in Cooperative Han
ding or ruit-Prof. r. H. Smart. b
Y. u Provo.
Report OF Committees.
Selection Of Place OF Next Meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

Manager Sutton Of the Empress theater
is certainly entitled to congratulations
on having thoroughly good and enter
tanning programme on at the popular the
atcr as he has this week. u fact which
only bears out the oft-tlme stated fact
ress,' and at popular prices. This week
the programme is so diversified that IL
viii please the biggest Crouch "Num-
Der A." the big spectacular railroad
scene which in itself is enough TO cause
one To raise out OF his seat in expectancy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

The Eclair production OF Conan Doylc's
Sherlock Holmes In THE Speckled
Band In two parts, is the chief attrac-
ton AT the Rex theater today and to-
morrow. Nearly everybody is familiar
with Sherlock Holmes character, made
famous by William Gillctte's stage pro-
auction few wears ago, Thousands wit
messed the performance Yesterday and
satisfaction was expressed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
CONVENTION WEEK
FINDS OGDEN READY
Five Distinct State Organiza-
tionS Will Meet in Junction
City During Same Period.
HORTICULTURISTS OPEN
Programmes Show Every
Subject of Interest TO
TiIIerS of the Soil.
HORTlCULTURISTS OPEN
Contention Week in Ogden.

State horticultural convention
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Utah State Development league
convention-Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
State dairymen convention
Thursday.
State dry farmers convention
Friday.
Manufacturers exhibit and pure
food show-Au week.
Utah poultry show--All week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

home on December 81, he was In Toxic.
Although the father resides at Dee. Or,
he regards Ogden as his home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

If William i. Kelly and his capa bic
company continue to present attractions
OF the type that they are offering at pres
ent they Will unquestionably set n stand
ard for local stock production that will
be difficult to equal, Last week 1t was
Get RCh-Quick Wallingford.' the first
stock company presentation Of one OF the
most popular comedies in years. This
week 1t Is THE Fortune Hunter" the
FIRST stock presentation again of n thor
oughly delightful comedy that would
make the king of pcssimists laugh. And
following the two comedies Mr. Kelly
promises another treat for next week,
much talked-ot race problem drama
The Niger Surely that is record
hard 30 surpaSs.
''The Fortune Hunters is familiar TO
been presented here by travelling organ
izations. But il is safe 10 say that the
splendid comedy was never better pre-
sentcd than 1t was last evening by Mr.
was assured by the enthusiasm which
greeted ii. Mr.. Kelly I'm the title role
made a thoroughly lkable young chap in
search OF money. and who incidentally
that money isn't everything. OF course
he gets IT,. but far more important he
gets the girl. And the girl, Betty Gra-
ham. is very charIningly iinpersonated by
Miss Jane Griffith
\ brief recollection OF the plot. al
though plot really sounds too severe for
lDc cnccFlul series OF complications that
compose the theme Of the piece might not
be out OF place here. NAT" Duncan Is
the young fellow who has failed in busi-
ness life and who is down and OUT i'm
his own youthful. easily discoura sed
mind, But he has good pal Henry
kellogg whose recent promotion to the
junior partnership in prominent Wall
street firm. makes the "cruel' world
seem rosy. He advises his friend Nat
10 take 10 4 small country town where
there are ncnty OF rich girls waiting 10
he married through serious lack OF
eligible Young men. Hc bets Nat that he
can marry "A million inside of a wear.
After being instructed In department Mai
leaves for Radyile Pa, 10 seek his fam
mime fortune"
Re meets a very !ovabIe old inventor
and druggist sam" Graham. and GOES
to work soda clerk" He attracts
the helress all right. and also her father
Bnt in the meantime he develops mar
velous business acumcn. builds up the
old mans shattered drug business, and
incidentally falls in love with the lal,cr's
attractive daughter, But the bet-and
he becomes engaged to the hciress, de-
spite his love for the other girl How
ever he finally breaks the rules set
down oy his friend Kellogg. and am
nounces his determination % marry Betty
Graham the druggists daughter The
Jealous rival. there always mas 70 he
one, and fortunately in this case he js
the, rival for the hand OF the helress.
Josie Lockwood. gets information which
leads him to believe that Nat Is a bank
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE CoNvEN
TT0N

Call 10 order at . o'clock Tuesday at
ternoon. Januarv n.
Addresses Of Welcome-Mayor \. q. Fell.
Dr.. II NJ. Rowe. President Weber
Club
Address-Frank NJ Dricgs Presiden
Utah Development League
3ddrcss-Joseph +. Cainc, Secretary Utah
Development League.
Report-Fred c. Graham Assistant Sec
retary Utah Development League.
Appointment OF Committees on CCeden-
tlsls. Nominations. Resolutions,
NIGHT SESSION.
Banquet at Weber C9ub-Toa tina ster.
Frank NJ. briggs.
The Resources OF Utah'-C;overnor Will
liam Spry
THE Banlk and It's Relation To Agri-
cultural Development'-Juds \. F..
Haywood.
The Forward Look for utah"-Rev. p.
4. Smpkin.
WEDNESDAY PROGRAMME.
The Era OF Arid Development DIR
John a. Widtsoe Of the State Agricul-
trral College.
Yet Us Build State Here Before We
Die'-Win G. Farrell of Salt Lake
City
The Needs OF Southern Utah"-D. II.
Morris of st. George.
Elections OF Five Governors
Reports OF Committees
The Board OF Governors will meet at
> o'clock Wednesday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20

Harsh physics react weaken the
bowels. cause chronic Constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily tone the
stoma oh. cure constipation. 25c. AK YOUR
druggist for them, advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-20
Poultry Show Attracts.

WhIic some o: ths ords Arrived today.
tomorrow will be regarded as receiving
asy tor the Utah poultry show. which wlll
he REID IN the I. L. Clark building on
Washington avenue. Although this is
only the second annual show OF the pres
e1t association. tine number OF entries are
slmos, 10 he dorble the number AZ the
show last vear The valuable prizes have
attracted the attention OF poultry fanciers
rot only in this state. but Idaho, Wyo-
mlnS and Nevada.
AS an added nducement for Utah peo-
pie 20 vIs.. Ogden this week. all Of the
railroads and electric lines have offered
reduced tcs on all lines The rates will
apply 10 ali points In Utah. while the
Union Pacific has announced rcduc-
ton. Wyo. The return tickets will be good
on all lines 20 20 and including Mon
aav. January -.
The following are tho official pro-
Srammes OF the four state conventions: