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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06
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CHICAGO, I'll. Proboszcz
WojGechowa x. sKahimierz
Gronkowski wyjezdza W
towarzystwie architekta Hen
ryka Schlacks'a do Europy
by obejrzec tam o}tarze j "a
movie je,len u starokraj-
skiej tirm my do. noweego kos
cio}a sw. Wojciecha. Dnia s.
go lutego maia wsjadac "
Nowym Yorku ia okret .,
Amerika {. w Europe MOI.
ma o]tarz marmurowy nabyc
taniej anizeli drewniany W
Ameryce = m6wi} x Gron'
kowski.
Ciekawa rozprawa odbyla
sic wczoraj W sadzie municy..
palnym przy ". Chicago
ave.: Leon F. Jareczek, "a
trudniony jako klerk j ste
nografista W biurze fir nv
Schultz Piano Co.. pnr. I'll
Milwaukee ave. zosta} ere
sztowany ma warrant" wyie-
ty przez zone jego Agnieszke
Jareczek pod zsrzutem ME-
p FPpfsyzwoitego zaebowania
sic. Po obu stronach + guro.
wall polscy adwokaci. Zefiryn
H. Kadow dla Jareczkowej
a Ludwik Pinderski ola ia
reczka. 70 zezna6 licznych
6wiadk6w okaza}o sic sze ia
reczek byl dobrym mezem,
]ecz ME m6g} zgodzic sic ze
szwagrami, Franciszka i Ma
rya Horka kt6re czesto W do
mu jego przebywa}y. Publi-
cznosc obecna W sail sado-
wei kmia|a sic do rozpuku
podczas ca}ej rozprawy.
Wreszcie sedzia SABBATH ode-
s}a} niezgodna pare do inne-
90 pokoiu by sic rozm6wi1a
spokojnie i pogodzi}a lecz ia
reczkowa obstawala uparcie
przy tenn by siostra u niej
mieszkafa. Wtedy sedzia sic
rozgnjewa} wydajac wyrok
stanowczy ze MAJ ma dostar-
czyc ,, bond pokojowy" ma 6
miesiecy, a zonie ME wolno
u siebje przetrzymywac,. si6.
STR. Zabawna ia komedya
zajeta kilka godzin.E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

s NANTICOKE. Pa. Dnia 80
stycznia br. zosta} zab.ty W
slopie No 4 Susquohanna
Coal Co, g6rnik Maciej Mi.
kanowicz. Sp. Maciej pozosta-
vii zone troje ma}oletnich
dzieci, 2 &t6rych nalm1odeze
'iczY S miesiecy. Zmar1y na-
lezat dopiero cd roku do Tow
sw. Antoniego No 130 Uni
Polskiej W Ameryce. pogrzeb
odbedzie sic W niedziele dnia
2 go lutego br, z kosciola 5w.
Trolley. Wszyscy cz}onko.
vie Tow, sw. AntoDiego obo.
.wiazani So stawic sic pod
choragiew pod No 168 w
Broad st. " celu oddania os..
tatniej postugi zmariemu
Wieczorem oko1o godzinl
10 tel " ostatni poniedziale /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

BALTIMORE, Md Ma
okrecie ,,Neckar'' przyby}
2 kraiu do tutejszego portu
niejaki Konstanty ObydziD-
ski, z zamiarem udania sic
do braci swoicb zamisszka
}ych W Philipsburgh, Pa.
Przy ladowaniu lekarz emi-
gracyjny uzual 60 chorym
ma szczeke, z kt6rej moga
rozwinac sic suchoty. Ma
pierwszy rzut Okla CHOP wy
g]adal zdr6w jak dab a ied-
max lekarz dopatrzyi sic cbo-
roby niebezpieczne] ola Sta
now Zjednoczonych. iowa
rzystwo Katolickiej opieki
mad emigrantami odnios}o sic
W tel sprawie do komisarza
enigracyjnego, a nastepnie
do Washington = jednak
.bezskutecznje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

OIL CITY, Pa. z zart6w
przysz}o do strasznego ME-
,zczescia " domu Smiekar6w.
Miody J6zef Smiekara po.
ch hxycil strzelbe W kacie sto-
iaca ; zmierzy} do IA letniego
brata Bernardo. w tel chwili
brof wypalila i chlopiec
ugodzony ku]a W czo}o, zgi-
nal ma miejscu.
DETROIT. Mich. Anna
Budnik, sluzaca hotelowa
zaczadziia sic gazem " mie-
szkaniu pm. ITO Adams ul,
Jest przypuszczenie, 70 BUD.
mix pope}niia samob6jstwo. z
s}abego zdrowia po.
zbawienia piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

wczoraj deputacya trustu
naftowego anerykahskiego
aby udzieliG 1zbie informacYi
W sprawie spr zedazy nafty 7a
trustu debata jeszcze ME jest
zakonczona jakkolwiek jed
no g}osowanie wypad}o juz
na korzy6c trustu a przeciw-
'ko wnioskowi rzadu aby
utworzyt naftowy kartel nie~:
miecki: obawiaja sic pos}o
vie, ze nafty niemieckiej
ME starczy, a wtedy podroze
jessona co s!7 ma ubogich sfe-
rach najgorzej odbije.
w Niemczech calych
szalaly olbrzymle sniezyce
W dniach ostatnich w!ele
linii kofejowych zostato "a
wianych >ciagi wstrzy ma
no |ub opozniono Komuri.
kacya telegraticzna uoierpa
Ia najwiecei " ca}ym kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

MINNEAPOLIS, Mum. He
lena Szwabowska. lat % W
skardze rozwodowej wyto.
czonej mezowi Janowi licza-
cemu lat 26, zezna}a ze naz
ia W domu PREY wiazywa}
obnazona do s}upka i bill po
cie]e rzemieniem. Ma dow6d
Szwabowska pokaza}a slady
takiego biczowania Zeznala
dalej, ze dwukrotnie sasied ii
W jej obronie staneli ratu:-
JAG jej zycie. Szwabowecy
brali stub W Milwau kee, W
lipcu r. 1907. powiedzia}a re
wysz}a "a maj " wieku iesz-
cze niepoczytelnym kiedy
sama ME zdswa sobie sprawy
z tego co rob-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

ny. Stosownie do zezna6 ro-
dziny samob6jcy, Borkowski i
W ostatnich dniach pill bardzo
wiele. w dniu 6mierci okolo
godziny5 tel mad ranem wsta}
z }6zka j oswiadczy} zonje, re
idzie na podworze, uspokoic
psa,- kt6ry ewy NJ wyciem ME
dale mu .spae,. po d}uzszej je-
60 nieobecnoSci. i.pani Barko v
ska, wysla}a swa c6rke Berte,
aby poszuka]a ojca. Ia wysz1a
ma podw6rse i odraza rzuci}y
sic ie; W oczy drzwi otwarte
do drwalki. Gly zajrza}a do
wnetrza zobaczy1a z przeraze-
MEM, ze oiciec jej sic powie.
sill.
Ratunek by1 JUL sp6zniony
gdyz jak wykaza}y ogledziny
nedycznego, egzaminatora,.
5mierc nastapi|a pred dwoma
godzinYm;..'
F'ILADELFIA Pa. DO por-
tn tutejszego przyjecha}a z
kraju p. Anna Lubihska z
c6rka sva Helena, z zamia>
rem udania sic do meza swe.
go zamleszka}ego W Baltimo-
re. Wladze emigracyjne ME
pozwoli1y jednak wyladowac
matce, ami tez c6rce Z powodu
10 c6rka cierpi "a trachome.
Z braku odpowiednich czyn.
nik6w W Pbiladelphii, maj p.
Lubi6skiej uda} sic z prosba
90 Katolickiego Towarzystwa
opieki mad emigrantami, kt6
re tel zajefo sic natye h miast
jego sprawa: Wniesiona apela.
cya da komisarza emigracyj-
nego W Filadelfii zosta}a
odrzucona, lecz reprezentant
Towarzystwa ME poprzestal
ma komisarzu, lecz uda} sic
do Washingtonu, gdzie mu
rowniez apelacye odrzucono.
Me tracac~ jednak nadziei,
nda} sic p Morgan do sekre.
tarza hand]u i przemys}u,
ktory po wys}ucbaniu sprawy
apelacye uwzglednif ladowaf
matce, a c6rke oddano do
szpitala, kt6rego koszta must
pokryc ojciec Dzieki energi
reprezentanta TowarZystwa
Kato!ickiego opieki mad emf.
grantami, uda!o sic uratowaG
make i c6rke cd niecbybni
deportacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

NEW YORK. N. Y. Po-
swiecenie ko6cio]a sw. Kle-
mensa na West Side 40 str.
odby}o sic ma dniu lob. N.
Il wielka okaza}oscia. T1umy
ludu jawi'y sic juz okolo TO-:
80 godziny pred poludniem
O godzinie lei nadjecha} ].
E. ks. .Karynaf Farley, przy-
jety owacyjnie przez zgro.
madzony lud, szko}y iowa
rzystwa.
20 uko6czenju poswieceuia
mu'6w Z zewnatrz = rrzy.
stap'ono do po5wiecenia view
natrz, poczem Msze 6w. cele.
browal ks. J. H. Strzelecki
P. R. KS. Ulive proboszcz z
Rochester, dyakon ks. Se-
vastano probosz 6w. Klary
subdYakon.
Ma tronje zasiadl J. EN-. Kar.
.dyna1 asystowali: KS. Mons,
Mooney, Savilie, Mclean,
M:Creedy, Lewis, Thoma J.
Shahan, rektorkat. uniwer. "
Westinghouse Mgr. John
Hughes, przelozony 90. Pau.
-lin6w.
Kazania wygfosji ks. Tom.
Grochowski polecajac para
flanom ten dom Bozy =
zalecajac zobY byf naprawde
Bozym.
Cerenoniarzem caiej uroczy
,stosci by1 Mgr. Lewis,
Przy ko6cu przem6wil j. E
ks. Kardynat, zaznaczyl, ii
cieszy go bardzo 10 miejscowy
proboszcz ks. DR.. Letanche
cieszy sic takiem zaufaniem
swoich parafian, a widzi to
juz ztego co zdolal zdziala6
: czegoby bez uzyskania
og6lnego zaufanie zdziatac
ME m6gl. Dalei, ze Polska
byla twierdza WARY
katolickiej, ze juz Jan III
Sobieski, walczyl " obronie
e6cija6stwa i " og6le
Polska zawsze bYla silnem
przed murzem, kt6re pow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

wybuchl grozny pozar prey
Prospect ulicy, kt6ryzrzadzi}
szkody ma przesz}o 10000 dol
Spali}y sic trzy domy a to
ORA. j. F. Hill, dom Wiktora
G6rskiego to diva kampletnie
zgorza}y, trzeci zas nalezacy
do Union Brewing Co, zostal
bardzo uszkodzony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-06

PETERSBURG, 3 ]uego.
Ma carskim divorce nova
Jest awantura: oto W, ks.
Andrzej, syn W, ks. Nio'
dziniierza poiuformowai cara
0 swym zamiarze ozenhnla
sic Z baletnica carsht go
balotu, panna Krzesihsk' z
kt6ra od dawna podedno
zazyly stosunek. W ks;ec!l
groza banicya wyzbyc'em
go tytui6w i tomorrow. ale
panicz podobnc ME wlele
sobie z tego robi cbce jtcht
"a gran;ce by zamiar swo]
wykonac.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
GROESSER ATTEMPTED
TO END LIFE BEFORE
Copy of Elgin, H., News Tells of
Threats Frustrated by Brother in
December, 1911.

George Groesserr the cook who COM
mitted suicide on the Fort Douglas pa
rade grounds last Thursday night and
whose dead body was found Friday
morning. attempted suicide in his home
town, Elgin, H., December 81, 1911, ac-
cording to the Blgin Daily News OF the
following day. A copy Of the newspaper
sent to The Tribune by Mrs. "A. j. Kruse
Of Pleasant Grove contains an account
of the former attempt at self-destruc-
ton.
The News story states that despond-
ent over love AFFAIR, young Groesser.
whose age was given as 81. ilourshed a
revolver and declared she would end II
all" Frank Groesser, an older brother.
knocked the weapon from the young
mans hand and had the police lock him
up over night on a disturbance of the
peace charge. The affair took place In
his fathers saloon in Elgin.
The motive ascribed by detectives and
others here who investigated the sui
eide last week was domestic troubles.
Mrs. Groesser Is said to have been friend
ly with a soldier, to whose attentions
Groesser objected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
CITY AND VICINITY

r.. n. LOVE, internal revenue agent al
Denver. was in Salt Lake City yesterday
on business connected with the depart
ment.
W.. 3. HAMMOND. proprietor Of the
Lake hotel, who was injured in an auto
mobile accident July % left St Mark S
hospital yesterday. He is much I'm
proved.
AN ElGHT-PoUND girl was born yes
terday to Mr.. and Mrs H. ], Binch OF
SCI Mcclellan avenue
A CHECK for Sl,20l.67 from the es-
tate OF Theodore Schuma cher OF New
York as payment OF inheritance tax on
200 shares OF Union Pacific common and
200 shares OF D, e. r. G, preferred. was
received by Attorney General Barnes
HENRY w. LAWRENCE, city com
missioner OF finance and public affairs
returned yesterday from a two weeks
vacation spent on the Pacific coast Mr.
Lawrence visited the cities of the north
San Francisco,
e. J. MILNE. secretary of the state
Juvenile court commission. left yester.
day for San Juan county on official
business. He will confer with Juvenile
OFFICIALS In that district with relation to
A REQUEST that he appoint delegates
to the third annual meeting OF the
American Road congress, to be held al
Detroit September 20 to October 4, wa S
IeCelNeQ DS Mayor HaIk yesterday IrO0
Oscar & Marx, mayor Of Detroit.
MARY x. LoOFBoURoW yesterday
fled suit In the district court against
William Q. Wilkinson and Frank Harding
TO recover possession Of certain property,
500 damages for its alleged wrongful re-
tention, and S210 rental.
LULA M. HOLLAWAY filed suit for
divorce from Henry W. HoIlaway in the
district court yesterday, alleging failure
to provide
THE COUNTY attorney Issued a COM
plant yesterday charging Ben Lobben-
berg with having surreptitiously removed
from the premises OF Mrs. A. Hunt, with
intent TO defraud. certain luggage held as
security for room rent alleged to be due
in the sum Of $3.50.
A COMPLAINT was issued against
Charles Munk by the county attorney
yesterday charging him with threaten
Ing to kill David Edgar.
ONLY ROUTINE business was trans
acted at yesterdays session Of the city
commission. The meeting lasted but five
minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10

DANTAGES vaudeville makes It's initial
bow to Salt Lakes thea atergoers to-
night
At the Pantages, formerly the Colonial,
preparations have been completed for a
most suspicious opening of the newly
decorated theater and the advent Into
Salt Lake OF the Panta ges circuit OF
popular priced vaudeville.
a big advance seat sale Is reported and
list OF prominent city, county and state
officials Will occupy the boxes for the
first performance tonight. These include
Governor Spry. who will speak. and his
staff: Mayor Park, who will address the
audience, and the city commissioners.
George D. Keyser, II W. Lawrence, R.
p. Morris and w. Fl. Korns; the supreme
court judges OF the state, Justice Nc
Carthy, Justice Frick and Justice Straup:
President Joseph Smith and party, Sher-
if Andrew J. Smith, Jr.. and party,
Chief OF Police B, f, Grant and Chief
". II. Bywater OF the fire department
District Judge +. c. Loofbourow; Noble
Warrum, city recorder; D ., Cook
mayor Parks secretary; II. w Griffiths,
and others.
The Pantnges has been beautifully re-
decorated and finished and the house
presents an extremely handsome sight.
The bin that has been selected by
Manager Newman for the opening week
includes some OF the best and most eN-
pensive features OF the entire Panta ges
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
MILFORD EDITOR Is
IN CRITICAL CONDITION
George 3. Greenwood at Point o!
Death in Holy Gross Hospital
With Heart Trouble.

George B. Greenwood. an attorney OF
Milford, Utah, and editor of the Milford
Times, is in the Holy Cross hospital in
came here about two months ago with
leakage OF the heart and, although at
tended by some Of the best physicians OF
Salt Lake City, has grown steadily
worse. Dr. A. j. Hosmer. who is in
charge Of the case, said last night that
the condition Of Mr.. Greenwood was ex-
tremely serious.
Mr.. Greenwood wife and mother and
children are at his bedside constantly.
and his brother, Heman Greenwood OF
Oakland, Cal, will be here today, com
ing on account OF his brothers Illness
At a late hour last night MIR. Green
wood was reported TO be slightly i'm
proved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
ID HOURS OF QUIET
FOR ZION POLICE
Propriety OF Salt Lake Is Undisturbed
Between 1:10 a. m. and 3:1O p. M,
When Charm Is Broken.

For the while OF whole working day
yesterday, the propriety Of Salt Lake was
undisturbed by ripple. The evidence Is
on the police blotter. AT t:10 o'clock yes
terday morning. a. Nelson, a laoorer,
was Jailed on "A charge of intoxica ton.
Not until 3:l0 O'Clock in the afternoon
was another arrest made Then Angelo
DemeLrius. a teamster, was booked on a
charge or cruelty 10 animals.
This is the first arrest on a charge OF
cruelty since the passing of Human ne Of
ficer j. s n. Houk. Not a word was
said about chicken in connection with
the case and horses are plainly specified
animals in the law. a hammer, the
property of the teamster, was turned
over TO the desk sergeant by Sergea mt
Thomas Simpson. who made the arrest
and grimly tagged as evidence. The ia
OF its presence in the evidence locker wa S
duly noted on the blotter opposite and
the prisoner was allowed to go on his
OVID recognizance.
For another hour calm reigned Then,
at i:l0 o'clock, two were arrested for
fighting. One gave his name as c Coy
man. Hollander. 2S years Of age The
other alleged beligerent declared himself
as George Christopherson. a Greck-and
the desk sergeant wrote il down without
comment. After that. the enchantment
was broken and the usual number of ar
rests on various charges were made,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10

dlsliked-and where would I be- Not SO
With Miss Oxford or William Oxford, the
trainer. or the four assistants who take
the pa chyderms without fear pushing
the big fellows around when they get in
The way, coaxing and iIi talking TO the o,a three
ready with her bag OF sweets. nuts and
slainties for her pets. And with each lump
OF sugar or peppermint goes a pat ana
ca ressing word
All three elephants love sweets. They
get their sugar regularly just as they DO
their hay and oats FurthermorS thes
meal and contract has been entered
Into with a local bakery to supply their
wants during their stay in salt Lake. In
conneetion with the love OF elephants for
bread Miss Oxford related an incident
Yesterday which occurred In Richmond
I'VE were appearing there, she said,
.and as is usual we undertook 10 place
the elephants close TO the heater' be-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10

There is one ingredient In s. S. S.
which peculiarly stimulates cellular or
glandular activity to select from the
blood or from the fine network OF
blood vessels in the skin, those ele-
ments which IT requires for regenera-
ton.
Thus pimples, acne. eczema, lupus,
or any other blood condition that at
tacks the skin or seeks an outlet
through the skin, is met with the an
tidotal effect OF S. S. s.
This is why skin troubles vanish so
readily and why they do not return.
You can get S. S. S. in any drug
store, but insist upon having it. The
great Swift Laboratory in Atlanta,
Ga. prepares this famous blood purl-
fer, and you should take no chance by
permitting anyone TO recommend q
substitute. And II your blood condi-
ton Is such that you would like to
consult z specialist freely. address the
Medical Dept, The Swift Specific Com
pany. 1872 SWIFT Bldg, Atlanta. Ca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10

When you get ten tons Of elephants
romping around on stage and general
ly enacting the roles OF the village cut
ups. one Is filled with mild surprise, but
when these big animals proceed to enact
a little domestic drama without any ap-
parent human aid and each play their
respective role without slip. surprise
changes 10 admiration for the man and
woman responsible for the perfect train
ing OF these huge beasts,
Twice daily at the Orpheum this week
Miss Oxford gives ample illustration OF
her lack OF fear during her performa nee
with tho elephants. and back Of the cur
tain. when tho big animals are waiting
their turn. this same confidence is shown.
It Is noticeable that the stage hands
az the Orpheum give big "Waddy," big
Molly and cute little Tony. ample
room behind tho scenes Not that theg
are afraid, but. as Steve Newman says,
Those elephants might mistake me for
some other stage manager whom they
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10

cause we don't want 10 have any trouble
bringing them through the streets four
times a day. The elephants were GUAR
tered in an old barn situated at the rear
OF bakery, For three consecutive days
we heard runors 10 the effect that the
baker was missing several dozen loaves
of bread. Then Hans one OF our men,
started an lnvestiea tion. From where
Waddy was hobbled lie could reach the
rear wall OF the bakery with his trunk.
He smolt the bread that had been placed
oD shelves TO cool and, when he thought
no one vas around watching him, he
cody took out several bricks from the
wall. helped himself to as much bread
as lie could reach with his trunk and
then neatly stacked the bricks back In
place ready for next day.
IF anybody says an elephant cannot
reason. is not sly and does not know as
much as the average human being we'll
Next 10 sea lions. elephants are the
easiest animals TO train. providirg the
trainer treats them well and does not
show signs OF fear"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism.

That YOU can do by ridding yourself
Of the cause. Weak and inactive kid
neys allow uric acid poisons TO remain
in the blood aud rheumatic pains, swol-
len and aching joints follow, Take
Foley Kidney Pills to ease you of the
pain and torment, They will positively
and permanently build up the kidneys,
restore their normal action and keep
the uric acid crystals out Of the blood
and body. Try them. Schramm,.J j ohm.
son, Drugs, "The Never r-Substitutors, -
Five (5) Good Stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
Nine Bankrupts DISCHARGED.

Nine applicants for DEGREES in bank
ruptcy were discharged OF their debts
yesterday in the United States federal
court and four had their cases adjudi-
Gated and referred. Those who were dis
charged are NJ. II. Daley OF Knights
vile. Juab county; George Cozakos. II. F.
Williams. Henry NJ Ball, w, A. McEl-
heron. Hardy Lynch. Mat Whitman, NJ. c.
Sorenson and George B. Meredith Of Salt
Lake City. Those whose cases were re-
ferred are a. B. Heller. G. ". Bird.
James L. Bowers and Ernest kumel, all
OF Salt Lake civ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
BUTTONS SELL
last AT RICHFIELD

|S bd.:.e!v re:e!ved a telegram yes
3 ,ssg; pToe Breeden which he
i -.p'clons OF the way in
"a ,tto. "n 70. Utah" buttons will
1T ,yaqgsoul ..,a The state. Some
., ~ aa AT. King. "have sug-
s. 4 T., buttons will be in de-
~, seSeh ra,sa LEFT here to 60 with
10. cnlanoer 70 the Grand
-. ne a buttons 10 SCH e &c saSe We
q MehfleId. In b,c % ,s,.r,., a. ~ ne
said that he sold t ,,s ,Ist, ntr,
4, t,ys MINUTES and was sorry
Pa /, ~ mo moro. The people
ars ,h osage OF honor" SAID
rss' w just chmored FOL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
COOKS AND WATERS
WANT DAY OF REST

Members OF the Cooks, Walters and
Mattresses union wish to have day of
rest each week, according to a state
ment Issued by Al c.. Beck, organizer Of
the union. yesterday, and that was the
main reason for the organization. The
statement was TO the effect that an ef-
the general standard OF wages OF the city
and that the efforts OF the organiza ton
would be directed toward furnishing more
relia BILE help for the proprletors and bet
ter service for the public. In addition to
the mutual benefit Of the members OF the
orga niZation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE-Photo-drama From
the Manger to the Cross" All
week, Matinee each day.
PHEUM-Vaudeville Perform
ances every afternoon and evening
UTAH-Wlllard Mack, Marjorie Ram
beau and associate players IN "On
Parole" All week, matinees Thurs
day and Saturday.
EMPRESS-Vaudev Performances
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night
PANTAGES-Vaud Opens next
Wednesday evening. Performances
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
100000 TREES TO BE
PLANTED IN CANYON

f. H Clarke, supervisor of the Wa
satch national forest, is preparing tc
plant about 100, 900 trees In the Big Cot
tonWood canyon The work Of planting
will be started about September is and
will last about a month, or until stopped
by disagreeable weather. Most Of the
trees are Douglas FIR. although some blue
spruce, and some Scotch plne will be
Dlp Dte5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
Telephone Officials Meet.

Administration matters and the consid-
GRAFTON OF the 1919 budget occupied the
attention OF the local managers OF the
western division OF the Mountain States
held a conference In tho Getty yesterday.
Those who met with General Manager A.
II. DenilSe were: Fred Il. Jones, Boise /;
J, A. Kinkaid: Pocatello; F.: w Carroll.
Rock Springs: c. c. Campbell. w H
Kline. c. R. Siesel. o. J, Hyde, A, S.
Peters and George G. Quillian. The con-
ference will be continued through today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
Receivers From Accident.

Nephi Edholm, the young high school
student who was injured about month
ago when piece of stone struck him on
capitol. left Holy Cross hospital yester-
day and went TO his home, 532 South
West Temple street. The parents OF the
young man. Mr.. and Mrs, j. r, Edholm.
ascribe his recovery from the severe skull
fracture which he suffered to the skill
and care Of DR., c. c. Snyder. the at
tending physician,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-10
has IA PRAISE
ClTY'S HEALTH

all ist. u OF the health Sit
a I'd :; !, Park lives eHaIsesy; Praise T.
~ q lfjr cs,u,e,euard c,,,e the health
srsiissd I'll tSlly' He says that
70 ttsi ~ .ne city would pass
~. PAX si.o muen ,. more strin-
that afoI.. I 'akes UP differ
y other Ss s,,, been less prevalent lent
E ,N ths ne ns,6 decrease in dis. 8.
y dspartns. general efficiency Of
nvsw. " gwen special no.