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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
BRYANT SCHOOL
CHORUS SELECTED
Eighth Grade Pupils Win in Contest
for Representation IN n. Z, A.
Concert.

Forty pupils from the eighth grade
OF the Bryant school will sing the Rus
sian Lullaby at the n. e. a concert
Friday evening, they having been chos-
en- for the post last night when they
met in competition with similar cho-
rus from four other schools, Ihe
winning chorus was conducted by Miss
LisIe Bradford and Miss Laura Fucker
accompanied it.
Judges of the contest. John j. Me
Clellan. Hugh W, Dougall and Thomas
Giles, praised the singing of all Of Che
schools The other schools represent
ed at the contest, which took place
in the Lafayette school building. were
the Lafayette Jackson. Washington
and Riverside,
in addition to the rendition of the
programme. Professor Evan Stephens
gave an interesting talk to those pres
cnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
DIR. HUMMER SETS HIS
ARM AFTER ACCIDENT

DR.. !. r. Hummer Is nursing n broke
arm. The result cf back firing" on the
part OF his automobile Dr. Hummer had
Just completed "A professional call In the
vicinity of Seventh South and First West
streets and was cranking his machine
preparatory 10 returning to town The
handle came back with a sharp jerk.
The jolt broke the large bone In the
physicians arm just above the wrist with
2 snap.
DR. Hummer seized the injured arm,
with his left hand. gave twist and "A
wrench and the bone slid back into place
\ passerhy summoned an automobile and
mer went TO the Holy Cross hospital
There the broken arm was fixed ir
splnts. and, except for inconvenience and
annoyance. no III effects OF the n1ishn!
are expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Vaudeville Innovation.

One of the innovations OF the coming
season is the invasion of vaudeville Into
the nrst-class houses. There are two
reasons for this. The public has created
"A demand for vaudeville the greatest
stars now take occasional dips into
this form of amusement between seasons,
whereas they used TO consider IL beneath
them; and the other reason IS that the
cost Is much less TO the producers.
1T costs $4,000 to produce musical
show said Mr.. Cort. before YOU get
cent In return. Then sou have the
royalty 10 pay all the time you are pre-
sentlng your attraction. Your scenery
costs like sixty, so do the costumes and
Z thousand other things. In the big
vaudeville show the actors furnish the
costumes and their scenery and you do
not have 10 pay royalty either OF course.
the salary payroll will be enormous and
for that reason we wifi have TO rush in
and rush right out playing herc perhaps
for ma tinee and uisht-possibly two
should pack EN- In FOR two or three per-
forma ncss.
y have organized Two vaudeville
shows to tour the big thea terS, lie con-
;inued. Anna Held heads one and LII
lian Russell the other There will be
eight acts IN each SHOW. Every one
Of the sixteen acts for the two shows
prices. Four of the sixteen acts will
be imported. Two of these acts win
90 in each show leaving in each show
six stars. 10 see whom individually the
public has paid 81.
"Thesc shows will start from the east
October l. One will go through the
south and 10 the Pacific coast that way
ern route Both viii play the Salt Lake
fESSf fer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
INSTITUTE OF SUNDAY
SCHOOLS is OPENED
Members of the General Board of
Methodist Church Are Princi-
pal Speakers.

The opening day session OF the Sunday J
school institute OF the Methodist Epis-
copa church OF this city, which began
yesterday and which was held at the
First Methodist Episcopal church, was
today's programme the institute viii come
to an end.
The principal speakers yesterday were
the Rev. Henry II. Meyer. D. D, Mrs
NJ. S. Lamoreaux and the Rev. J.. Q.
Hartman, Ph. D., all OF whom are MEM
hers OF the Sunday school hoa rd of the
Methodist Episcopal church, with head
quarters in New York and Cbica go. Those
who attended yesterday declared the re-
marks made by the speakers highly bene-
fetal for the advancement OF Sunday
school work,
The programme for today's session will
he as follows;
MORNING
Chairman The Rev. Martin Thomas.
10, lo,D-Deyotional exercises Conducted by chairman
Teacher .,......., Rev H. h Meyer n D.
II 0O.A1a[se:. o,,,%,n, The Work 2; the J.DiPs Ds;
II l1;3o-contcrcnce junior work ............-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. NJ s. Lsmorcaux
AFTERNOON
Chairman: The Rev. j. H. Mitchell
2:O0-Deyotiopal exercises. Conducted hy chairman
2;la-Address. The Art OF Teaching ........
.....,..........,. Roy. Il, o Hartman, Phi. D.
3 teacher training ...........
Ror, l.. O, Hartman. Ph. y and Mrs.
LamoroauI
a'"".Aadres'. The rmrer,lIvca OF Teach
1cO-aadress The Perspective Of Our ProS
lem' ...................,. Or. Henry II. M.yor
EVENING.
Chairman. Mr. Harry Scott
7:oo-Deyotional exercises. Selected b7 chairman
: :a0-Address. The Boy ...,........-.........
bo ssn sn5,L l. sobon % Hartman II Tonn ph
.............. ReT. II. III Meyer. u. u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
SELECT DELEGATES TO
w. 0. w. CONVENTION

An interesting illustrated lecture on
the wonders Of the Panama canal and
facts of the 1915 Panama Pacific in
tcrnational exposition, to be held in
San Francisco, was given in the main
dining room of the Commercial club
last night by j. A. Clairmont and e.
B. Hanson of the San Francisco Ad
club. Messrs. Clairmont and Hanson
are delegates from the San Francisco
Ad club 10 the annual convention OF
the associated advertising clubs Of
America, TO be held at Baltimore next
month. and have been authorized by
the Panama Pacific international expo.
sition to lecture on their way east in
the interests of the exposition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
WOULD STOP LAYING
CANYON ROAD WALK

Suit 10 restrain the city from LAYING
sidewalks on Canyon road was filed in
the district court yesterday by Isabella
Armstrong and w. r, Armstrong as en-
ecutors Of the will OF Francis Armstrong
deceased. The Gilkerson Construction
cornpany which holds the contract for
laying the sidewalks. Is made a party to
the suit.
For many wears dispute has existed
between the city and the heirs of Francis
Armstrong concerning ownership OF prop
erty In City Creek canyon. The suit filed
Yesterday is based on the allegation that
the land over which the city Is con-
structins the sidewalks Is owned by the
plaintiffs.
Besides a restraining order the plain
tiffs ask for 5000 damag ges.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22

Myrtle A Ll1 nud others 10 S9l~|
Poulscn. lots c3 and q. Tinsieys an
dltlon s.....s.....-.....s..- ....f- - Z
Marta Bluett aud others to william
ham. part OF lot 6. block 20. Plat p
L. y. Wicks 10 Julia Booth lots ~
% Poplar Piacc ....-.,..-:.-j -j-...-->.
Edgar NJ West and wife 20 David Q:
bar. pnrt OF lot I, block IS. plat g.
George J. Evans 10 A. =. Brown, ~
lot s. block 1873. plat A .....--..,.--
John Corhridgs and wife 10 Henfy
erts. lots II and IS, block :. West
subdivision .:..-........,...'-.. --t-<
Falrmount Springs Realty oonp91{
Fsirnount Springs addition ..,..-<..t
Nils Lindfors and others TO titan ~
& Trust company. part OF lot ~. p's]
Fred W Monuhnn 10 Minnie =. core
II and IL block J. Fark Wow -s...<+
Caroline e. Woodward TO Isaac "
lots 81 and a. Hollywood tract -s.:.
Julia Z. Trip and others 20 J, r.. =
part OF soc,ion IS. township soutn' =
Alfred C. soderberg and wife 10 Arep''
Holt part OF lot q. block !, plat y (
Peer Hansen and wife 10 Emma Mile,
II and s2, block {. Forest Dale .-rr-
National Roal Estate q Investment es1|
10 ChrlEtina " Wilton. lot 81. nLo.'
Groves subdivision ....s......., Co.
Samuel Co'nm and wife 10 Vera O. ~
part OF lot li. block .. nve-acre plfx
Ecbccen C. Harris 10 ". G, hadoiz-
% lot II. block %, ten-acre plat a q.
James a. Stalker and VITO TO sopn
johnson, part OF section -. to"n'
south, RANGE west .....t..' ..-,.-<.
Sophia E johnson 20 James A. stak',
and s. nnd 25 to IS. block IL
Vista addition ..s...-'
Fl. II. uoimpcrg and wife 10 Utah -
e. Trust company, part OF iot
william WannscOtt 10 Utah sewing
company. part or lot u. plat go
Nina n. Harcomb To CAn savinBs
company. par, OF lot ~. plat ...s---
Clara ". Litlcfiold 20 Uha Se
Trust company. par OF lot ~ pu
". c. GordlnR and wife TO utan r.
Trust company. part OF lot ~ p,st
Robert e.. Booth and Others 10 ets
inss & Trust company. part OF -
plat G ...-.-....s....'.. 4 r
Harry 4. pchpey 10 Utah sav'nH 2
company. part Of lot ~. Plat g.
Eliza Kurt and others 20 Utah SAvi1
Trust company. part OF lot ~. pa "
Bertha + Lee 90 Utah Savings q ifu'-
pany. part OF lot a. plat c -;;..,-'1
I.ucy F.. Gurley and others TO uA1
lnes * Trust company. pan
plat c .........-....-.... .s-.' 80. (
Christina H. BirreiI and others 10 eGe
lnss & Trust company. part Ok
plat C .....-....,.........-. -
Anna Brodersop and othors 70 caa "a
& Trust company. part OF ios
.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Jurisdiction Limited

Relative to the power rive,, .
phlities BY the state legisla fnr'
ordinances calculated to enSorc'
ton for ten miles over sfr.,
which a city draws It's water {
court rules that such jurisS,@
be within reasonable bo,Indc :
not he operated TO deprive g.
rights granted to them under Z
tuition Of the nation. The cit,<
under which the case againsf
brought is held to be an arb5t'
else OF power I'm excess OF the'
by tho state legislature. -
The acts complained OF b<
are such as constitute The ord
natural use Of canyon lands e
decision, "Such use as arv \.
may make OF his own land
stream of water adjoining o,.
land. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
GIVE ILLUSTRATED
LECTURE ON CANAL

The thirteenth district convention
Woodmen of the World. met at Boun-
tiful Yesterday, and aside from the
transaction Of routine business. unapi.
mously elected the following, who will
act as delegates to the eleventh ses-
sion of the head camp at Colorado
Springs, July % OF this year: Samuel
lost, Ogden; Thomas Larsen, Salt
Lake; Louis Ysnner, Salt Lake. and
Q. n. Clemensou. Mt, Pleasant. These
delegates will represent practically all
OF the Woodmen of the World in Salt
Lake ard Utah, who number nearly
lO00
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
TWENTIETH BEING
GIVEN INSPECTION

The Twentieth infantry went into
camp near the target range at Fort
Of the first Of three days field ma
neuvering included as part Of the in.
spection now. being conducted by Lieu
tenant Colonel j. X. Beacon, inspector
general Of the western division of the
United States army,
The next two DAYS will include a
hike to Big Cottonwood canvbn and
field maneuvers there. The return to
the fort will be made Friday or Sat
nrInv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Gaby Deslys Coming.

The Shuberts have arranged a big
vaudeville show, much on the order OF
"Hanky Panky.' which recently played
viii be sent out over the western cir
cult and Will play Salt Lake.
In regard to the chain OF stock the
aters which Mr. Cort plans In the west.
way and that the circuit would include
Salt Lake. Los Angeles. San Francisco
Portland Seattle and Spokane. The op-
Grafton Of these six houses IN unity VIII
begin September l. Each company will
play an engagement OF about six or eight
weeks in each city The William !,
Kelly organization will he one Of the
six. Mr. Cort said that he had not ar
ranged the personnel OF the various com
panies as yet, but denied the report tina,
Maude Leone bad been engaged is lead
Ing woman OF one OF them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Dramatic Club to Organize,

The Salt Lake Dramatic club VIII be
formally organized this evening in the
studios OF Charles ". Meakin in the
Templeton building. The object OF the
Quoted after the approved methods Of the
Educational Dramatic league OF New
York. of which Mrs. Angus Belmont.
nee Eleanor Robson, Is president. Pub
lie performa noes will be given from time
20 time In the leading cities In the state,
The dramatic work viii be under the
personal supervision OF Charles w Mea-
kin and Will be conducted on the edu-
catIonal dramatic principles evolved by
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Railroad Notes.

A new folder that is devoted entirely
to the Interests OF western going travel
ers has just been issued by the passen-
ger department Of the Chicago: Mlwau-
kse & St Paul railway 1t Is entitled
''The Land of the Rockies and Beyond. -
and is replete with good pictures and In
teresting reading matter.
u. A. Goode!l, general manager OF the
Northern Pacific with headquarters In
ST. Paul, arrived in Salt Lake City last
evening and will be here today He Is
travelling In his private office car. which
ts parked in the yards OF the Oregon
Short Line during his stay hera
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
SPENCER FAREWELL
TOMORROW EVENING

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the missionary farewell to Elder Daniel Y.
Spencer which will be given In Whitney
hall tomorrow evening at Sis. Mr..
Spencer leaves soon on a mission 10 Ger
many for the Mormon church Follow
Ing is the programme which has been
arranged for the evening:
Recitation Observation-Disclosures. Don Carlos WOOD
Song .......--.........-... Mrs. Harold 9isEsl
Andanle from trio for vioiln. cello aud piano
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nondcls sohn
Arthur Freber Otto flins ]. j. Mcclellan.
Piano golo .................s. Edward r. hlnloall
Violin colo .............-...... George 2 Shelton
Reading Observation-Disclosures. Heper NJ Wells
EDNA Evans Mrs Harold Slescl. Geo D. PFper.
H S. Euaigp,
Daneipg-Eood music,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
REED ALIENATION
SUIT DISMISSED

An agreement having been reached out
of court the case of John Reed against
Alfred Jensen for $4,000 damages for
alienation of Mrs. Reeds affections, wa g
dismissed on motion OF the plaintiff by
Judge George C. Armstrong In the dis
t,.ict court yesterday.
Reed won a Judgment for SSs7 against
Jensen but the latter was granted a new
trial on a showing that the jury reached
the verdict By chance. II was on the pro-
ceedings In the new trial that the motion
for dismissal was entered and sustained
yesterday. A week ago Reed divorced
Ills wife on grounds OF desertion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
COMMITTEE TO MAKE.
A REPORT TO BOARD

a subcommittee OF the board OF gov
ernors OF the Commercial club consist
ing of DR. Il. D. Woodruff, .. C. Beebe
and f. 5: Murphy, met Yesterday after
noon. While no information concerning
the business transacted at the session
was given out. it IS understood that The
matter Of filling the position OF secre-
tary was the subject. DR. Woodruff
said that the committee was preparing
a report TO be presented at tie next
meeting OF the entire board II is be-
iieved that this report will recommend
a candidate to succeed Joseph Il. ,Caine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Smoker to Be Held Saturday.

Members OF the Salt Lake City Trans
portatlon club will meet for a club
smoker In the Hotel Utah at o'clock
Saturday evening. II. Il. Goodwin chair
man Of the entertainmcnt committee Of
the club, and r. r. Rowland. secretary
OF the club. announced yesterday that
there would be interesting fentures at the
smoker, including vaudeville stunts, pnu-
sic and talkfest. According to reports
there win be a good attendance at the
meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Advertise City to Teachers

The publicity bureau Of the CONNER
cial club. which has charge OF the pub
licity work for the convention Of the Ma
here July BILL. Is daily mailing thou
ga nds Of folders on Salt Lake City and
the convention 10 school principals, off,
Gals and teachers throughout the coun-
Try. The bureau yesterday sent out s02l
handsomely illustrated booklets on Salt
Lake City. together with a pamphlet on
the y, F., A. and also 260o copies OF the
Utah Educational Review. the official or
gan Of the Utah Educational associa-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
CONTROL OF BANK is
BOUGHT BY COSGRIFF

tional bank OF I>ovelock. New, was bought
last Monday by J. r. Cosgriff. president
OF the Continental National bank Of Salt
ioh Of $50 ne With Hah surplus nI Of sa5 900
and is situated in rich farming district
and within twenty miles OF the Roche ster
and Seven Troughs mining districts. Mr.,
CosgHR was not interested In LoveIocls
before last Monday when he bought the
controlling interest IN the bank from l..
A. Friedman and was elected president of
the bank instead OF Mr.. Friedman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Would Damage PrOpert

To prevent such usa 4
owned by the person charged
think. constitute The taking nr
OF private property for pubIic
out just compensat ton and if1fi
dina nee were SO construed II y
conflict with the state constit,
Judge Loofbourow's ruling
an important precedent for The
der II the city cannot prosecn
for allowing horses or cattle
along streams from whiclg th|
rlves its water supply uniess III
that such grazing results in {
ton Of the stream 10 such an
20 actually .eopardize the, gem
of the public,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Cut In Razor Battle.

Leonard Washington. colored. "a years
OF age, vas attacked at the circus
grounds at 1l:1D o'clock last night by an
assajlant who was armed with a razor.
4 serious cut across the right cheek was
the result Washington said that he was
leaving the circus tent when one OF the
"bouncers" at the circus told him to
hurry out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Deaths.

James ". skinner, aged 60 yeaYB
bioch, May u, 1915. guushot wound hr
suicidal Intent
James Voitch. aged 6s year,. iN L
South street. May 10 1918. henIorr1&
lungs. MI
Mildred t. Randall. aged IS Ysaf
hospital. Mny 20. 1919. acute myoc171
Z. O. stanley. aged 80 years. linc
May 90. 1918. unknown. but nBturaL
SILVIA Noodmasce. AGED III Year,,
avenue. May 20. 1919. pulmonasy tuoe|
Eugene F. baltimore. aged 10 year
Elrhth South street. May II. 1918. es5o
bus
James Cross. aged - Sesrs. count
May is. 1913. pulmonary tuborculosIf,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
CANYON Stream
IMPORTANT ID
Court Declares Ssoc
Craze on Shores Il
Health Is Jeopasa
RULING is IMPor
Judge Loofbourow, ID
Decision, Quotes rru
S. Constituhon.

Holding that horses must a..
r. I. Loofbourow yestcrday sn.
demurrer OF Seymour B. Your
the charge brought against 6,
city ihat he had allowed l,or-
ranch In Purley's canyon IA E.
4 city water supply.
The court quotes from N.
OF the United States Ia suss.,-
sion wherein IL is set out ~
snail make Or allow TO be 1n5@
which snail abridge the privi1e< =
zens OF the United States
any citizen OF life, liherty -
without due process of Ia ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
PRISON TRUSTY GETS
1O-YEARS MORE TIME

Steve Fuller. convict serving at the
state prison. pleaded guilty TO a charge
NJ criminal assault and was sentenced
10 an additional ten wears by Judge r
G. Loofbourow in the district court yes
terday.
Fuller attacked a little daughter OF one
OF the guards at the state prison while
enjoying the freedom Of trusty. The
sentence Imposed Yesterday Is TO begin at
the expiration OF the sentence Fuller is
now serving.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
81. Cectle Case Started.

Trial OF the case Of Salt Lake City
against A. c. Larson. proprietor OF the
St .Cecile rooming house charged with
conducting a disorderly house. began he
fore Judge r. e. Loofbourow in the dis
trict court yesterday. Lucille Walker, n
woman detective employed by the police
department. was the principal Witness.
She told OF visiting the 81. Cecile On
several occasions and OF the incidents OF
immortality she found there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Everett Covert Dies.

Everett Covert. 72 years OF age. an old :
time mall carrier died last night OF gem
eral debility at the home OF bis niece.
Mrs, May Rawlry. 721 North Second
West street The body was removed 70
the undertaking parlors of Joseph WI
liam Taylor Funeral arrangements will
30 announced later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Ret,,rn From Tour.

Professor J.. A, Merrill, aericr
pert for tho Salt Lake route 80
Nanderield. assistant genera =.
passenger agent for the cwot,p w
turned Yesterday from tI,P
Juab and Utah counties CsoP
were found to be excellent
tho reports Of the two men:
will continue their inspeClio
Nillard and Iron counJes lhe
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Missing BOY Returns.

Thomas Ford. JrAH 10 years OF age,
son n Thomas Ford, a Denver & Rio
Granae blacksmith living at 23i Glendale
avenue, returned to his home yester-
day afternoon. after being gone all
night. During the time OF his absence
he WAS sought everywhere by his par
ents and the police The lure OF the cir
Gus was reflected In the story told by the
boy who had been at the show grounds
during most OF the time he was missing
watching the pitching Of tents and other
pLepara tions for YesterdaYs show
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Clerks Are Examined.

Local bank clerks. members of the
American Institute OF Banking VIII un-
dergo an examInat ton this evening on
commercial law. The questions will cover
the ground gone over during the winter
In lectures given by Attorney l.. G. Ash
ton. On Saturday night the clerks will
hold their annual banquet at the Hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
N. z. A. Committee TO Meet.

a special meeting OF the executive
committee IN charge Of arrangements for
the National Education association con-
vention. which will be held in this city
July to IL, will be held in the office
OF d. H. Christensen, superintendent OF
schools. in the city and county build
ing at I o'clock tomorrow afternoon to
act on number of important business
matters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Judge Miner Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Judge Aurelius
Miner. 81 years OF age. who died Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Seth Stone, lIil East Fifth South
street, will be held al O'Clock this after
noon al the Twelfth Thirteenth ward
chapel Judge Miner was prominent
member of the Utah Bar association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Arrested; Charged With Burglary

J. McKenra 80 years Of age. was ar
rested by Patroiman G. C. Carstensen
at an early hour yesterday morning on Il
charge OF burglary. The prisoner is al
legged to have stolen A watch from the
room OF G. RI. McDermot at the Ameri-
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-22
Births.

Joseph T. 81 Graham. iia, son.h
street. boy. 4.
Antony AFonc, 30 South Seventh 4
girl
Carl o,,o hpplogrccn, ios wrst I
street. boy. -
NclS Peter Peterson, Ola west
street bog. -|
Eugene Clyde raKue. Holy Croz1
girl
James Johnsronc, Judge Mercy bcspIl
William Gilbert Gould, st. MariI
girl ~
o. C Erickson. iI North Ninth y
flrl