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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

dacy I'm the Fourth precinct Father
KfeIv said. at WAS not the Catholics
who nominated Mr.. Geoghegan, bur the
Mormous. He spoke in the highest
terms Of Mr.. Geoghegan, and thought
that he would make an excellent MEM
Der of the board of education.
Mr.. Geoghegan's Position
Mr.. Geoghegan. one Of TIE candidates
i'm the Fourth precinct. learned yesteT-
day that a statement was in circula-
ton to the effect that he was opposed
70 the public school system, and espec-
tally to the High school. He desired
to make q most emphatic denial Of this
charge. He favored maintenance Of the
High school at its present high stand
ard Of efficiency. and even raising that
standard II possible. as he recognized
the value Of that Institution in fitting
the youth Of the community for the
battle of life He also declared that
ne was warm supporter Of the public
school system
The statement is made said he
that I am supported by the MormOns.
If that is true J am proud Of Il
am proud to know that the neignbOTs
with whom ( have lived SO long regard
me as worthy of their support I an
pledged to no man or faction ana have
no policy except the policy of prUmOt-
ing the welfare of the public schools.
1T was Senator O. +. Whitney who
placed Mr. GeOehegan in nomination
at the precinct convention, and not 4
G. whitney as published. The latter
gentleman did not attend e her meet
ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Nathan Tanner, Jr., Discusses
His Accommodation.
10 the Editor ID The Hsrald:

To o
" Evening published
- Church Christ Latter
again addressed the editor asking kindly
he did not intend to publish and neoed postage for the purpose
therefore afford
that
whom had unsettled difficulties Of serious nature There was another with
@ were such that he appeared as witness against me in bishops court
my judge
appeal and who being dissatisfied win the decision had not spoken TO me
testimony bishops before
qualified and the president of the council was disqualified for actual bias
upon
whom had unsettled dfmes eligible act my judges in that
podg
tiwe reached point where it was question what words of mine
would satisfy their minds certain subject and knowing Of the pu
that intelligence suggested order to satisfy their minds but
say, telling
decided that communicated
not regard their decision any
proceedings
50 appealed to the first presidency stated in my appeal the facts about
Judgment they unsettled difficulties and
not sf5cent then y me an onnr before an unbiased council to
% bt which in be asker tb cr to sT bn bey did not and
sure can satisfy any unbiased council President Woodruff was too
which have named refused and the Judgment affirmed
decision of the high council back the president the high council
if promised
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
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OF TREATMENT DURING DECEM-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
BUSTED A COMMISSIONER
PRESIDENTS OF CANAL COM
PANIES TAKE ACTION.
Companies File a $4,000 Bond and
the Dam VIII Be Raised By Them
Today,

The board of presidents of the canal
companies taking water from Jordan
river held meeting yesterday after
noon and resorted to drastic measures
to Dust a member of the Utah lake
commission who was deemed to be
consulting the wishes of the Jordan
Narrows Power Plant company, which
is having with the canal companies
and the city over adverse right to the
river flow Henry w. Brown of Muir
ray, who since the death of Bishop
Rawlins mas been acting as president
of the East Jordan Canal company,
was the offending member of the lake
commission which has control of the
river dam under the terms of the long
standing agreement with the owners of
land along the lake shore.
CITY Engineer Kelsey. representing
the municipality at the meeting. Of
fered a motion that the board demand
the resignation OF Commissioner
Brown Mr.. Brown demurTed and asked
the reason for the summary action. He
was told that his course mad demon
strated his favoTitism for the power
company. and that he could probably
serve the other side better than in
guarding the interests he had been
representing
Inc fUOIlOH Ndo BIl ny Alidll man
Cannon and carried without dissent.
Mr.. Brown then rendered his resigna-
ton. and A T. DOremus was Unani-
mousIy chosen to fill the vacancy on
the lake commission.
on Friday James Jensen Of Sandy
was elected to the presidency of the
East Jordan Canal company, leaving
Mr.. Brown shorn of his powers in the
hoard of presidents. At the meeting
which elected President Jensen it was
voted to Join with the other canal in
terests in pressing the Injunction
against the power company TO prevent
il from interfering with the execution
of the plan to put planks in the river
dam in order to hold back the outflow
until the lake level reaches compromise
point. where it should be by the mid
die of March or later if next season S
irrigation needs are to be supplied.
The bond required to be given before
the temporary injunction against the
mower plant company becomes effect
i've. restraining interference with the
dam. was fled yesterday with the clerk
of court, and the board of presidents
directed that the planks be put in to-
dav. The restraining order pending a
hearing of the issues on the merits.
wa. granted about ten days ago by
Judge HiIes, at the instance of the
canal companies, on defendants an
svver and the bond of $4,000 would
have been filed at once had il not been
for the opposition of Mr.. Brown and
President Haigh of the North Jordan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

Superintendent Cooper addressed the
Ladies' clubs of ogden yesterday.
Dr. Charles H Lyon of Ohio, a class
mate OF Miss Harold of the city
schools. was here last week, en- route
to the island OF Negroes, where he ex-
poets to practice medicine.
superintendent ". S. Marks of Too
ele county was in the city the past
week.
Miss Ida Reynolds. teacher from
Audubon, Ia, is spending the winter
with her aunt, Mrs. E D. Crowther.
@, 81 -
The state board Of education viii
meet in the office of State Superintend-
ent McVicker on Saturday, Dec 8
Miss ArnOld's room at the Sumner
has something new in the way of dec
oratiOus A magnificent e1k5 head now
adorus the room. secured through the
efforts Of George Potter. pupil of the
seventh class.
Supervisor F. r. Elliott will hold
meetings this week as follows: Third
grade, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 4 p. m; fourth
grade. Thursday. Dec 6. D. m
- o. .
On the programme Of the approach
ing State Teachers association the
name of John r, briggs appears. This
is a mistake. 1t should be Howard r.
briggs. who viii give a paper on
Technical Grammar In It's Relation to
Language Teaching
On Friday afternoon and evening the
Bryant school gave for the benefit of
its library fund a popular entertain
ment, which was attended by a large
number Of appreciative patrons. The
programme was made UP Of musical
numbers throughout, the selections be-
ing of a high order, and were most de-
HghtfuIly rendered.
g % q.
Franklin Bell, late principal of the
Murray schools. is in Pasadena, Cal
The Oquirrh school will give a liter
/ airy entertainment at the FIRST Congre-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
ONE MONTHS TREATMENT
AND MEDICINES FREE.

Start in at once This special offer
goes into effect at once and applies to
ALL DISEASES. COME TODAY
COME ANY DAY THIS WEEK. and
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viii give you one months medicines
and treatment free to demonstrate TO
all that the Drs. Shores treatment is
superior TO all and that the "Drs.
Shores treatment cures Chronic Dis
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free for any disease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICE
Splendid Programme Arranged Fol
This Evening.

Splendid Programme Arranged For
This Evening.
The EIks hold their memorial exer-
cises this evening at the New Grand
theatre, in accordance with the lodge
custom setting apart the first Sunday
in December as memorial day. The
following programme is so complete
with splendid features that special
mention is unnecessary. The service
begins at p. m, and it is expected
that d large crowd will be present:
Professional, CORONATION March
MeyeTbeer.
Funeral mdTCh-GTieg.
Opening ceremOnies-By the lodge.
Quartette, Lost Chord, Arthur Sui
livan-J. D. Harrison, J. A. Augustus,
T. II. Gilbert, n. Mcdonald.
Opening ode, Aud Lang Syne"-By
the lOd=e.
Prayer-By the chaplain
Orchestra, "Infamatus ct Acceusus, -
from ''Stabat Mater'-G- Rossini.
Baritone solo. Awake My Soul, s."
Wiegand-H. 5. Goddard.
Fraternity D. G. Dunbar.
Soprano solo, Good Bye" Toste-
Miss LOttie Levy.
Orchestra, "Serenadev-E. a. TittI.
Soprano solo, "Ob! For a Burst of
Song''-Miss Arvilla Clark.
General eulogy-Brother Rev. Ellis
Bishop.
Tenor solo, zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" BuIlock-T. H Gilbert.
Soprano solo, Holy city" Adams
Miss LOttie Levy.
Baritone solo, Easter Song" Jules
Granier-H. s. Goddard.
Quartette, Sleep Thy Last Sleep. -
Barnby-Y. NJ. G. a. qUartette.
Closing exercises.
The audience viii join in singing
Nearer My God to Thee"
ACComDaDiSt Mr. A A BpeSIev
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Fiftr Precinct strue .Ie.

The Fifth precinct convention in st
Marks school house tomorrow night
promises to be worth going a long way
TO see The candidates are " A. Mel
den. Mrs Emma McNickeT and Ira
Lewis James IVers was talked OF as
a candidate but it Was stated yester-
day that he would decline to make the
race.
Friends of the other three, however
viii be out in all the strength they
can command. St Marks viii un-
doubleday be packed with voters who
viii do everything i'm their power to Sc
cure the nomination of their faVoTite-
AS the strength of the three is quite
evenly divided. il viii be anybOdy's race
until the votes are counted
In the Second and Third A. q.
Giauque and O. W. MOyie viii have
no serious opposition, unless eleventh
hour candidates are developed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
The Bronchial Tnbes-

When Catarrh Of the head or throat
is neglected or wrongfuIIv treated IL
extends down the windpfDe into tho
bronchial tubes, and after awhile at
lacks the lungs. Quickly cured with
little cost by Drs. Shores famous
treatment.
Have You a COUEH2''
DO you take cold easiIy2"
Have you pain in the side2'
DO You raise frothv materfa7s2''
DO You spit up little Cheesv IumDs2fs
DO you feel your are growing weak
Don't risk neglecting these warnings
stop the disease before it reaches the
lungs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Colored Mans Illness.

Gr0aning in agony and hardly able
to move from what proved to be a
severe attack Of heart trouble, Mike
Hamilton the COlored man who did a
sixty hour stunt al sleeping some time
ago. was found in the Short Line depot
last night where he had managed to
crawl from an ogden train on which
ne had come in. Officer Gillespie dis
covered him curled up on a bench in
the waiting room. The officer sum
mOned the patrol and took the man
to the Holy Cross hospital. where DR..
King was summoned to him. The
doctor discovered that the patient was
suffering from a severe case of heart
trouble, and was in quite serious
condition. Up to early this morning
the patient was still in great suffering.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Apples, Cash and Boy Gone.

After selling out his load of apples,
which Melted neat sum. Harry
Smith, a peddler's employee, pOcketed
the cash last night and, il is said,
boarded a freight train for Ogden
Smith started out with d wagon load
of apples yesterday morning and last
night after selling out the load tied
the horse and wagon near Sixth West
and First South streets. Sometime
later it was reported that he had
boarded a freight train headed for
ogden. When the boy failed to return
the owner of the wagon started out on
a search and found that the rig had
been discovered by officer % Gillespie
and taken to a livery stable On learn
ing of the boys departure on the train
he gave the officer d description of the
boy and had him telephone to Ogden
for the police there to look out for the
Young man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
The Head and Throat

This form Of Catarrh is most com
mon-resulting from neglected colds
quickly cured with little cost by DIS.
Shores famous treatment.
rs your nose stopped up"
Does your nose DISCHARGE"
Is the nose sore and teuder2''
Is there pain in front of head9'
Do you hawk to clear the thr0at2"
IS your throat dry in the morning2p
DO you sleep with your mouth
Open2r
You can be easily cured now-don't
let 1t run into complications.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
NAYLOR'S DEPUTIES.
List of Deputies Given Out by Sheriff
Elect.

Elect.
Sheriff-eIect Ham Naylor has cFAen
his deputies and assistants with Cne
exception and that one viii be named
in a few days. Those named are J. L.
E1dredge. ST., Joseph H. Raleigh,
Thomas B. BUsby. John B. CUmmOck,
Edward NayIor. John Arnup, Thomas
Mathews. John Shelf T. f. Thomas
and Arthur Cummings. Miss Kate
BTOCkbank VIII be retained in the Of
fee as stenOgrapheT.
Mr.. EIdredge will be the chief deputy
and Mr. Thomas viii be the day jailer.
Aside from these two positions the
sherif-eleCt is not prepared 20 give out
the aSSignmentSy~Of his men, It is
pretty well understood, however. that
Joe Raleigh and Tom BUsby win be
the criminal deputies.
Nh. Thomas appointment is under
stood TO be in recognition of the good
record he made in the same position
under the present sheriff Those
acquainted with the men appointed are
of the opinion that the incoming sheriff
has called about him very good staff
OF course it was not possible to name
all the good men who We're applicants
for positions, and Mr.. NayiOr Said last
night when he gave out his appoint
ments that he wished he had fifty
places to fill instead of twelve.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

ed on the college grounds between the
two college teams. The A. q. team was
victorious
Nessrs. HILL Close and Peterson, with
Misses AIOenCh, Baker and Perry. viii
present IN the college chapel next Sat
urday night before invited guests Ben
ediX's little German farce Elmer Muss
Heirathen.' Literary and musical eN-
ercises VIII fill out the evenings pro-
gramme.
Miss Genera. a former student and
for several years d teacher in the Salt
Lake City schools, was a visitor at the
college Friday, in company with two
friends, Mr. and Miss Chase.
Professors LfnheId and Merrill are
making detailed plans for q new barn
and stOCkyardS, for the construction OF
which the next legislature viii be asked
to make an appropriation
- 1fe .acEwau is to deliver two
lecture. re the Summit county
teachers Coalviue Dec. s.
Professor Close returned earIydn the
week from a two weeks tour Of the
state with the officers Of the state hor-
riculturaI society He reports great in
terest in fruit culture wherever he has
been.
g - 3
At a recent meeting of the faculty it
was decided that all young men in the
college must take military drill two
years and prove their proficiency by
examinations. as in other work The
drill is also to be counted in making up
final standings for graduation.
%. o. -
d. h. Jones of the Massachusetts,
agricultural college and for four years
an assistant in the station at Amherst.
now assistant chemist he. arrived
several days ago. and is comfortably
settled at his work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
SYMPTOMS.

Of Catarrh in the Head, Throat and
Bronchial Tubes. This is starting point
of all Catarrhal affections. 1t is where
Consumption first gets its start-it is
from this point that the Lungs and
Stomach become diseased. Read the
following symptoms. and if they fit
your case, CHECK IT BEFORE SERT-
Gus COMPLICATIONS ARISE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Moses Thatcher addressed the stu
dents last Friday morning at chapel
His address was on the line of socialism
in its best sense.
The ball given recently by the Sorusls
was a social and financial success
g % %
Thanksgiving holiday was uneVehl-
full. a great game Of football was play
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
University Grounds Decided.

At the meeting of the board of re-
gents of the University of Utah yes
terday a deed was executed conveying
back to the state the old university
grounds between First and Second
North and Second and Third West
streets, together with all the buildings
upon them. Plans were submitted for
the deadening of the floors in the new
university buildings, and it was decid-
ed to kill the noise by the use of limo
tc14T11
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Real Estate Transfers

Joseph RUfatti to Louis Bor-
cage, warranty deed. lots 23.
"A. block 1. Hunters sub-divi-
sion 3 FiVe-aCTe Announcements
w q. Hubbard Of West Jordan to
William Price. jT.. warranty
deed. I acre in southwest quar-
ter section y, township . south,
range WeSt-.--..........-... ....
Frank Leak to Edmund Price.
warranty deed, 20 acres. south
vest quarter section 3. tOwIf-
ship south, range vest. 1,5
c. w Smith of Murray to w. +.
ODenshaW, warranty deed. s
acres in southeast quarter sec
ton Il, township south. range
] east ...-...-.. .-............... p
Agnes Cutler to Annie ShuIsen.
warranty deed part southwest
quarter section -. township ?
south, range I west .--.--.....-..
HyrUm Mackay to Joshua Mac
kay uUit-claim deed 43x77-2
rods northwest from southwest
corner southeast quarter sec
ton 81. township 1 south, range
1 west ---------- -----.-.... --.----.
SOlt Lake county to G. l. san
born. 0uit-cIaim deed west half
of southwest quarter section y,
township 1 south, range 3 west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

Canal company, The bond was exc
cUted by President Cannon of the
South Jordan Canal company and by
President Lambert of the Utah &, Sale
Lake company. and the surety is the
Fidelity & Deposit company of Mary
land
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02


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always and had terrible
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
HOT AFTER GIBSON.
Posse Seeks to Lynch Brutal Muir
derer.

Ashland. Ky. Dec. IA posse is in
pursuit of Gibson. accused of killing
his 2-year-oId stepdaughter by running
a red-hOt poker down her throat and
it Is expected he VIII be captured. The
last heard from the pursUeTs was that
during the night in q remote part Of
the county they were but two hours
behind the fugitive.
lynchiug is probable if Gibson IS
caught.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Another Boy Dies From Fall.

San Francisco, Dec. Charles H.
Cummings, a schOolboy, died this
morning from injuries received in the
Thanksgiving day disaster. making the
number of fatalities nineteen,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
Falling WaiI Kiils Convicts.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. -Four con-
victs were killed and several others
injured this afternoon by the falling
of wall at the old prison in this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

ony and sroa5, rrort5o
they Diseases
ms Bove PILES Ffn1
Troubles
pies consumption
nay Feve
an Forms Durable
60 r Misc
ed the skill
In most quickly
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

Heretofore the state has been paid
S43,048.54 on account of this years tax
collections; the board Of education has
received $33, 900; the city has had S56.-
343.73; the county, 81 500, and the coun-
~ school fund. 81 800.
Out of 1910, 932 charged for collection
for the state. $4,000 remains to be col
lected by sale at delinquency. and the
sum Of $4,000, approximately. Is still
due the city. The other funds have
received relatively as large d percent
age of their respective tax revenues
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02

Sarah A SheppeTd. Mrs. II. H. Nc
i L Sheppard CreerE-
Clesson s kinney. VI W. Gee
4 :. Kendall Fred GulbTansen-
William Crome Mrs. F. Gulbransen,
Elizabeth H. Ellis. r n. Timer.
p A. Dix l.. J. HarwOOd-
j. h Moore Mrs. ". j. Moore,
J. w Houston. Mrs Alice Pitt
J. f. Taylor Sou Clark
John ". Buckle Mrs. b Cummings
J. OrberndOrfer. g A. Dininny.
Mrs L Montgomery A L. Studdard-
II. p. Lyle. Richard Hartley.
Mrs. N A Eyer Mrs. Lund-
Margaret S Ellis Mrs. Briggs.
Mrs H r. HapgOOd- Mrs J. q. Holman.
Charles c. Buckle. Mrs. J. u. Southar-
A b Sawyer Mrs. Z. Mclaughlin
Julian RILEY p NJ. Mclaughlin
H J. Rivers Mrs. Hyler.
J. B. DaiIeV Mary A1CCabe-
l. L. Guetchins. Mrs e r. Jones.
j. w. Skinner. Iluacine W. HOge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
lively FIGHTS ARE ON
D-.tIo For Places on Education
Board Begin.
orRTGGLE IN FOURTH
---rpv 1-0REIJE SUBMITS SOME
SCHOOL FIGURES

... ..a-frau of religion is
.r less prominent. Tt
@ shoe present board has
AGAINST Mormous and
- .s AGAINST Utah
Ia'. For this reason
.H lr.,~mans are taking
h... ... ..at lu opposition to the
.-. present members.
.......r-Ir that any discrim-
den. . shown along religious
..-r- They say that the
aas-.... . .- has rs been c56nsidered
1'. .... ....- .- disqualification for
ent D. T--.l,,,.s
tiE- -
uas.....- ... charge JhaJ tan
....r... .... .-"u treated unfairly,
and t... .- nave "'C' p' q ~
-... .... Mrreton Of the board
+.Hr.a..r ..- prepared some ng-
r T... show that majority OF
Gin. -......- corps iS liah nolH "l
r-H educated. The figures. when
..- ... themselves. are as follows
install number -. teachers IN pres
.- ....a ...H --.- 60 --..----..- -.o
,-...Ha- .- teachers eduraled IN
H.H ... .. -- ----.-.----.------ $50
..r ... ..urr
Number .. ...,.''...S '.' wv d ''' ''' 11S
... a. ..r .-nr1
1T .r. r-H teachers educated IL Utah.
go. attended the University O. Utah,
..t-..r attended the salt lake High
..... f.rt---Hur attended other Utah
s...-
rs. #H#sT nHTI-
..-.r .r |--.H. eeFnuty-tWr have reSiJ-
81 m r-uH -tar five years
--..r -.r.u... u[ teachers educated
.r t-r.r -.-. -- -- -- ----------.-- $50
urr.- teachers u--IilHE an titan over
r.a years.. -----... o.. ..-....-,.-. =
Efasr- 81 rH'a. at -.-.-- 90 .------- ~
Hr,grar cent of the entire corps, and
leaving d far cent or fory-siN teach
.--. who have resided i'm I tab less than
five wears.
Mr. 1T8ra-uu said it was impossible
for him Coz make any statemem what
ever as 81. the religion of the. teachers
lie couldn't -ag what proportions were
catholics MHrmnnS or tfenu!eS. Tor the
question OF religion had never cut any
figure m the employment of the corps.
y. teacher had ever been asked prior
fa employment ar al any other time.
whether H- nr she belonged TO any par
--.-.'. ...D' ... ecu W l'l''''''i d 10 lie
f-5H0 IN the L uIIH'
As showing the interest that is being
lak.u u the nEhr In the Fourth, an
1..Esn. which came To light yesterday
IS worth Oh. telling
At rla CLOSE of the Mutual Improve
Talr association meeting last tuesday
-.--- .- r.. r-.ra-r-Fa-H MAI ri r