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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04
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The Joy Of Living.

The Joy Of Living.
Oh. give me the JOY of living.
And some glorious work to do;
A spirit of thanksgiving,
With loyal heart and true;
Some pathway to make brighter
Where tired feet now stray;
Some burden to make lighter,
While It's day.
Oh, give me the joy OF living,
In the world where God lives. too;
And the blessed power of giving,
Where men have so much to do;
Let me strive where men are striving,
And help them up the Steep
May the trees plant be thriving
While sleep.
On the field OF the Master cleaning.
May my heart and hands be strong;
Let me sing life's sweetest song;
Let me know life's deepest meaning,
With some faithful hearts to love me,
Let me nobly do my best;
And, at last. with heaven before me,
Let me rest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04
QUEER TRICK OF LIGHTNING.
Photograph Of Steamboat on Plate
Glass Mirror.

Among the queer tricks played by
flashes of lightning is that OF photo
graphing a steamboat on a plate glass
mirror. The mirror was sent from
Chattanooga. Tenn, to Decatur, Ala.
by way OF a Tennessee river boat.
and during the night heavy thunder
shower came up. While the storm was
at its height. another steamboat
passed the first. and 1t was observed
that the second boat was reflected in
this mirror which was on the lower
deck OF the FIRST boat, facing the
water.
No particular attention was paid to
the incident until a few days ago.
when the owner. standing almost par.
allel with the mirror, happened to
glance across Its surface. There he
saw a perfect photograph OF the river
craft. It was found upon investiga
tion that the likeness could not be
removed. and could be seen only
from one angle
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Pearls of Truth.

Kindness, gentleness. consideration for
all with whom our earthly lot is cast-these
form the practice ground for the ultimate
satisfactions OF the communion OF saints in
heaven
Religion is no haggard or stern monitress
waving you from enjoyment: she is a
strong angel leading you to noble JOY. The
Bible is not book OF repressons and pro.
hibitions; it is book of kindling inspira-
tion.-Canon Farrar.
To be bright and cheerful often requires
an effort. There is a certain art in keep.
ing ourselves happy, In this respect, as in
others, we require to watch over and man.
age ourselves almost as ii we were some.
body else.-Sir John Lubbock.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04
Doc Had Done Him a Service.

There is a resident OF the Thirty
ninth ward who follows the business
OF extermlnaling rats. and keeps dogs
as well as ferrets. A neighbor living
opposite came over TO see him one day,
and pointing at one OF the dogs, said |:
do you know that dog hat bitten
my mother.in-law three times?"
Well" asked the owner OF the
vicious animal, what are you going
to do about it?"
Why" returned the other. II came
ever to buy the dog. ."-Philadelphis
Ledger.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04

deavor In the Republic to Check the
Evii-Anti-Alcohoiic Congress Adopts
RESOLUTIONS Suggesting n Cure.
Alarm continues to he felt in France. re.
,orts United States Consul Atwell from
Roubaix. France, over the steady growth
the consumption of alcohol in that re-
public. A congress was held in Paris in
october to deliberate upon means TO eradi
ate the evil, eminent men of letters and
,lerQy of various denominations joining
lands in fight against the common foe.
On October % the Anti.Alcoholic Con.
,ress adopted the following resolutions
That the number of saloons shall he re.
'tricted by law; debts for liquor sold by
he glass shall not be legal; that the pro-
)rictor of a saloon shall be held responsi.
Die for crimes committed by a person or
persons who have become intoxicated in
1is saloon that the court shall declare the
;orfeiture of paterna authority in all cases
where habitual drunkenness shall have
)een proved: that projects shall exercise
more frequently the right conferred upon
hem by the law of April 5, 1884, to close
ialoons."
A spur was doubtless given to the pres.
IN, widespread endeavor to combat the
Increase OF alcoholism by the fact that a
company controlling unlimited capital has
oeen formed recently in France to furnish
'o.called "aperitfs" at a price defying
competition
The feeling with regard to the peril of
France was voiced by DIR. Debove, Dean OF
The Medical Faculty, in his opening re.
marks before the National Ant-Alcoholic
League at a meeting held in Paris during
,he latter part of October. He spoke as
'ollows:
II gladly accept the honor OF presidin1
,ver your meeting. In the face of the peril
which menaces us no one has a right to re-
:use his support. for we have the disgrace
,f ranking first among alcoholic nations"
Official statistics bear witness TO the un.
fortunate truth of this statement France
mas 464 $50 saloons to supply the wants OF
1906 .366 inhabitants That is one saloon
TO eighty.three inhabitants, and this mum
Ser is constantly increasing.
The following table, showing tie annual
Quantities of alcohol consumed per capita
in the several countries. places France at
he head of the list:
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Army sobriety Order.

The hereditary Prince of Sake -Meinin.
gen, commander OF the sixth army corps,
who recently issued an order advising sol.
Ill treated. has issued another corps order
against drunkenness. He points out to the
privates the damaging effects OF alcohol on
the health and usefulness Of men, and di.
rects the regimental doctors to demon
strate to the soldiers its evil effects, au.
thoritatiyely and in kindly manner.
About 100 instances of drunkenness were
punished IN the sixth corps, numbering
25,0O0 men, last year.
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Religious Truths.

A man in rags is not half so pitiable as a
character in rags.-Wellspring.
Prayer may not bring money, but it
brings us what no money can buy-a power
to keep from sin and to be content with
Gods will, whatever else He may send
George Eliot.
Let patience have her perfect work"
and bring forth celestial fruits. Trust to
God to weave. your little thread into a
web, though the pattern show not yet
George Macdonald.
The sins by which Gods spirit is ordi.
narily grieved are the sins OF small things
--laxities in keeping the temper, slight
neglect OF duty, lightness, sharpness OF
dealing. g.-Horace Bushnell.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04

Crate three or four ounces Of cheese.
BEAT three level tablespoonfuls or
butter to a cream. beat two eggs, mix
he cheese and butter together. then
add the beaten eggs and one table,
spoonful of milk: beat these all thor
oughly. then into buttered dish and
bake in a quick oven until firm in the
centre: serve as soon as removed
from the oven.
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Cultivate Sniriinality.

Now the barest thought possible con.
cerning man is, that he has not spiritual
nature; and the foolish misunderstand.
ing of him possible is, that he has or
nature is nobly animal, nobly spiritual.
coherenty and irrevocably so; neither
part of it may, but at its peril, expel, de.
spise or DEFY the ther.-Ruskin.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04

In raiding supposed saloon in Lewis.
ton, Me-, the other day. special liquor
deputies discovered new method to sell
in violation OF the law. II was in the
form Of gas jet. By climbing through q
partition was seen. This was broken and
found to contain copper tank. The tank
was connected with the store by tube.
which resembled gas pipe. BY turning
on the gas jet whisky could be obtained.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04

The Federation OF Labor is urging its
members to avoid non.union whisky" II
would be still better il the advice were
amended by striking out the word mon.
union"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-04

In a recent interview Lord Roberts, Of
the British Army, insisted that measures
should be taken to prevent soldiers from
drinking Intoxicating liquor. .---.. :
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TIE GREAT DESTROYER
SOME STARTLING FACTS ABOUT
THE VICE OF iNTEMPERANCE

Ncohoiism I'm France-widespread En-
deavor In the Republic to Check the
Evii-Anti-Alcohoiic Congress Adopts
Resolutions Suggesting Cure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
LEXINGTON RESULTS
Driver Falls and, Horse on a
Dead Bun, Leads Field
to Finish.

Fair Grounds. Lexington. KY. Oct. r.
Sixteen horses started in the third race.
the 3:ll trot. purse 81 200. Queen Wilkes
broke and was left at the wire. Ander-
son, behind Newton A fell from mis-
sufkey at the first eighth. Newton A in
a dead run. led the bunch by a length
around the course. and. still running, fin
ished nose ahead of Patchen Maid. No
one was injured, bur the suikey was brok-
en- Ratchen Maid woh the heat in 2:loi4.
Results:
The Johnson stake. $1,000 2:24 class
trottins three IN five-LizOn Zero won
three straight heats in 210lz. 2:ii 2:l29..
Jolly Bachelor, Bonnie Russell. Getaway.
Texas. Governors AicCauley and Tom Mil
Ter Jr, also started
Z:0i class pacing. purse $500. two in
three-John N won the second and third
heats in 2:0S and 200 Nathan Straus
won the first heat in 2:0i12 Locanda
also started. us So
III class troJttuu pnrso 81 200. two in
three-Patchen Maid won two straight
heats m Z.1o,4. z:0.,4 The Questor. Jim
Ferry, EuXiute. Van Sandt. Kirkwood,
Jr Lady Gail Hamilton, AXdeiiSht New
ton A. Monroe. Robert Aeroite. Cacline
and Queen Wilkes also started.
2:lS class pacing. purse $1,000 three in
five-Lady May Won three straight heats
in 2:09ai 2:i0Si, 2.03h. Kidd. Glad Bells.
Mamie Kingsley Gordon V. Billy f.
Argo Halle and Foxy Quiller also started
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BIG AMATEURS
FAIL TO CLASH
Jack Barry Does Not Show Up
to Box Fuller.
ARNOLD GIVEN DECISION
BUT DOES NOT EARN 1T ON HIS
MERITS.

Inc Pasume Athletic club gave its in
lual performance last evening and prob
ably would have made good with local
light fans if the programme arranged
could have been pulled off As it was.
me star attraction Of the evening the &c
between Bert Fuller and Jack Barry. did
NOT materlalize. II was announced from
tlle rlnSSide by Referee Pendergast that
Barry was afraid to- meet Fuller. after
having trained two weeks for the event.
ana that he came down to the club last
night and then disappeared. This state
friends
Fuller then offered to meet any man
~ the state He gave a tW0-round exhi-
bltion with another boxer named Frank
Clark. but the latter was entirely too
llght Tor the big automobile driver. In
the first round Fuller sent heavy right
10 ClarkS face and dropped him like
log. Fuller can deliver a powerful blow
and any one who receives it viii know
ne mas been hit. Last evening after the
contest there was some talk OF matching
either Billy Sauer or Fat SCHUYLER
against the big auto driver.
The bout between Billy Arnold and a
hack driver who gave the name of Tom
evening, and this was somewhat marrcd
by the decision giving the contest to
Arnold. It went four rounds and the
shade was certainly in favor of the hack
when the men stepped into the ring, haN-
ing a large majority of those present
with him. He was cheered repeatedly in
the first two rounds. but after that the
easy-ldoking hack driver won the plaudits
of the unbiased. Arnold was in superb
condition and would have surely won by
superior strength and ruggedness if the
fight had continued. but as far as win
ming the bout on points as amateur
bouts should be decided, well not by
mile.
The first round was about an even
thing. with Barnes cartious and Arnold
confident. Barnes landing the more clean
blows of the two. In the second ROUND
Arnold had a shade the best Of ii and
, landed his only clean blow during the
! fiCht-a straight left jab to the mouth.
The hack driver turned Arnold half
around with a right to the Jaw IN the
third and repeated the trick second
later The same blow was sent IN q
couple of more times during the round.
and several times in the fourth, without
a return, both of these rounds being ln
I Barnes favor. Barnes blows. Whlle
clean. lacked steam. while Arnold swung
wild and roughed it in the clnches
Smith was given the decision over car x
IN the second round OF the third bout
Referee Pendergast doing the right thing
by stopping the bout.
Two youngsters named Balm and Nagle
gave three rounds OF clever sparring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
BIG MEN FOR AGGIES
Champions Getting a COmbina-
ton That Looks Like Another
Seasons Winner.
(speciai to The HeraId.O

Logan Oct football prospects at
the Agricultural college are Frightening
with each day. and the indications now
are that the champions will be stronge,
this year than ever before. Dave Olsen.
the big tackle of last years team. whose
whereabouts could not be learned by his
former team mates. turned up at the col
lege last night. He was given a roya al
welcome by the members of the squad
and the hundred or so of students who
were watching the practice. He promptly
got into a suit and into the game. He
will likely register as soon as he can get
his business affairs in shape TO do So
Olsen will be one of the powerful men
on the team. He weighs about go pounds
and is the fiercest line plunger ever seen
on any Utah team.
Another find Is a man named IngerSoll,
who drfted in from Ross Fork. Ida. He
is strongly built. quick. and weighs 1888
pounds. For a green man he is about
the best thing that ever blew into school.
Morrison. the big fullback of the 1902
team came back on Monday night and
was out in a suit this evening. He is
bigger and stronger than ever and his
appearance was hailed with JOY.
The scrub team played one fifteen
minute half with the college team tonight
having possession of the ball all the
time Both teams did some good work.
Captain Madsen has been on the sick list
for day or two. but is getting all right
now.
The champions play the Salt Lake High
school tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08

HARD PRACTICE GAME
All HallOws Makes Things In
teresting For University
Bunch For a While.

II the University football team was not
given a hard practice game yesterday
afternoon il was not the All HallOws
fault. The sturdy Catholic team nut up Il
good fight and, showed up 10 advantage
all the weak places IN the varsity eleven.
Time and time again the VARSITY line
was bucked for five and ten Yards show
ing that il needs to be greatly strength
cned.
Brown. the new addition TO the team
on the hill. did good work as tackle on
defensive and as .halfback on offensive,
being the only University man who
could tackle the collegians back Of their
line
The team work of tho All Hallows'
eleven was good and if it had more
weight would prove a formidable op-
ponent. The University team showed
marked Improvement over its action N
last Saturdays game, and with constant
practice should be in excellent condition
for the match with Montana on Oct 10
Coach MaddOck's football spirit got the
better Of him and he took Bennion' ;
place a full for a short time. He had
little difficulty in wading through the
line, and in two downs made a touch
down.
BaSsett. All Hallows' coach. deserves
credit for the small score made against
his team. and also for his work in drill
ing he boys. The final score was 16 to O..
The lineup:
II Tw-su-
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UP TO BRITT TO
SIGN FOB Fight

San Francisco. oct. All that remains
al present to cliRch beyond the slightest
doubt the match between Joe Cans and
Jimmy Britt is for the two fighters or
thefr managers 10 affix their signatures
70 the articles. Last night was the time
agreed upon for the meeting. but Britt
WAS IN and unable 10 attend. lie sent
word that next Saturday evening ne
would be present and would then continue
The negotiations Al HEREFORD. manager OF
Cans stated that Brittc terms were
agreeable 10 him and THAI he was ready
for signing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
INJUNCTION DENIED
AGAINST AUTOS

New York. Oct Judge Smith, in the
supreme court IN Brooklyn today. denied
the motion for an injunction against the
Automobile Association OF America the
object OF which was atO prevent the 300
mile automobile race over Long Island
~oads tomorrow for the ". X. Wander
biit. ir. cup.
Prepsratious for tomorrow race for
fhe Vanderbilt cup were completed to-
night All the big racing cars were
weighed i'm. Each was within the 2.2i0-
pound limit Until night came the course
vac filled with swiftly moving cars. At
tin1es there we're as many as 200 auto
mobiles tearing around the triangular
. thirty mile track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
KID CARTER GOES
OUT TO NEW ONE

Philadelphia. Oct. Jack Williams Of
Philadelphia tonight Knocked out Kid
Carter IN the third round of siS-round
bout Al the Manhattan Athletic club.
Williams had Carter on the defensive
from the start TO the Knockout. Carter
was in poor condition and was unusually
slow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
F0UR-Y OLD
VS.. TW0-YEAR- old

New York Oct. To support his the
DRY that il would be better for the thor
oughbred race horse if he were not
trained or raced until at least { year,
old, Thomas II. Williams, president OF
the California Jockey club. has matched
his 4-year-old II. +. PeTley against Sid
ncy FACETS 2-year-old Ralbert Mr.. Pa
get believes that thoroughbreds are no.
harmed by moderate early training. a
side bet of S2,000 and the ultimate ows
ership Of both race horses depend on thC
three-furlopg spin which will be run To-
morrow morning at Morris park. Messrs
Williams and Paget will ride their OWL
horses
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National League.
American League.
JUST SOME EASY
MONEY FOR 0'BRlEN

Milwaukee. Oct 7.-"Philadelphia Jack
O Bricn was awarded the decision over
Tommy Burns (Brusso) Of New York in a
.six-round bout tonight The fighting was
somewhat tame, O'Brien having the bet
ter of his man in every round with the
exception of the fourth. in which honors
We're about even. There were no knock
downs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08

Vancouver. B. c.. Oct. 7.-AlI ehe
,halibut fishermen of this port went on
strike today and the steamers King
fisher. Columbia aud New England of
the New England Fish company's fleet
are without fishing crews. The trouble
Is about wages. The men have. been
has adopted a new rule for paying
tkem per pound df Esn. f.-.e 80
method Of payment the men have re
fused TO accept
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"STUNTS" NOT ON
THE PROGRAMME
Day of Sensations at Fair
Ground Races.
ALL KINDS OF RUNAWAYS
. WYOMING HORSE INTRODUCES
NEW STYLE OF GOING.
ALL KINDS OF RUNAWAY:
ToDAY's PROGRAMME.

First Race-Free FOR all. En- 4
= tries: Crab Apple. Birehtwig, =
= 0sm0nt. Julia A, Robert I, Sara
y Green, kangaroo. This race viii 4
= be for a purse of 500 and is the I
= biggest race given during the 4
= weeks meeting. I
Second race-2:22 trot. Entries: 4
= Niger Boy, Chester S, Ladysmith, 4
= Polly Carr. Angie Durea. 4
Third race-Tbree-quarter mile 4
= dash Entries: Argot Honest 4
= John, SaXby. Commodore, DreylOt- 4
Fourth race-One-half mile dash. I
y Entries: Pat L. Hymn, LUCILLE. \
= Gov. ShOup. Miss Pallidine. =
A44A\% y y y y y y y 4
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slumber Comforts.

The NIGHT ROBES and PAJAMAS
in new cloths and patterns guarantee
nights ease.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
166 Main Street.
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Herrera Wins at Helena.

Helena. Mont, Oct. 7.-Aurelio Herrera
was given the decision tonight over Kid
Tracey of Butte in the fifth round one
of the latters seconds stepping into the
ring in order to save his man from fur
Their punishment.
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What a Relief

To the hat buyer TO know that i'm our
HORTON $500 Hat, he gets wearing
qualities and styles equal 10 some bet
ter grades. f..t
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
165 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08

Monday afternoon is the time. Salt
Lake theatre is the place. County
mass convention of the American party
is the event.
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LIBERTY WAS SHORT.
Carrie Nation and Mrs. McHenry
Break Into Jail Again.

Nation and Mrs. NIyra McHenry. i'm
mediately after having been released
from Jail on appeal bonds this after
noon, went down the street knocking
cigars out of the mouths of the men
they met
They have been arrested and are
again in the city Jail on the charge of
disturbing the peace and obstructing
the sidewalk
a mass meeting has been called for
Sunday TO start a prohibition crusade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
Hat Service

The Horton $500 grade embodies the
highest elements of style and hard
wear. Sole agents.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
loo Main Street.
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SUMMARY Of the Races.

Third race half mile dash, purse $3.50
Bourbon Deem up. Dina Watts diving
slime up) Pat L chandler up. Time
81. SaXby and Barney r also started.
Fourth race. three-quarter-m dash.
nurse S2O0-ArEott Mcintyre up. Sissen-
vine Deem up). Honest John HALE upj.
Time-1:1S Commodore and Geisha Girl
nlsn started.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
We Buy Neckwear

From only such makers who viii sell
US exclusively, that's why you see the
novelty patterns in our lines.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main Street.
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Monday AFTERNOON is the time. Salt
Lake theatre is the place. County
mass convention of the American party
is the event.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08

Senator Frank j. Cannon will speak
at the county mass convention of the
American party Monday afternoon,
Salt Lake theatre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08

County mass convention OF American
party at Salt Lake theatre Monday
afternoon
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg. Oct 7.-Pittsburg played
championship ball. both at bat and in the
field. and easily defeated Chicago. The
game was called on account of darkness.
Attendance, 1.2J0. Score:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08

American party's Salt Lake county
mass convention at Salt Lake theatre,
Monday afternoon. Oct. 10.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Tacoma, Wash. Oct Los Angeles
lost TODAY because the batters We're I'M
able TO bunch hits on Thomas, who would
have scored a shut-out bet for one err
ror Fast fielding kept several Tacoma
runners from scoring. Sneehan and
Lynch made perfect batting averages.
ScO---
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University.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York. Oct Through the batting
Of DouSherty. Williams and Anderson
the locals wor. to ,, and arc now in the
lead in the championship race Attend
ance $500 Score:
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County. legislative and city judicial
candidates will be nominated at mass
convention of American party, Salt
Lake theatre, Monday afternoon.