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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Mason Valley Copper Company .-L9c,,
ton OF principal place of business: Sal
Lake, Utah. /,
Notice is hereby given that at me-. me-.
ing OF the directors, held on the 9th on
of January, 1906. an assessment OF D. cen1
per share was levied on the 60.o0o irsue
shares of the capital stock Of the Coz
poration, payable Immediately to II
Conners, treasurer. at the bank OF wa
er Bros. Salt Lake City. Utah. Any sto5
upon which this assessment may remsS1 mas,1
will be delinquent and advertised for all
at public auction, and unless payment Y
made before will be sold on Saturday ID ~
3rd day of March, 1906. to pay the deDE
quent assessment, together with the co''
]. J. SN1DEh
Secretary Mason Valley Copper ~
Location OF office: 2a2 D. L. Wahe'
block, Salt Lake City, Utah
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BURGLARS MAKE HAUL
Residence of Rev. Hanson Entered
Monday Evening

While Rev. Mr.. Hanson md family of Sis
South Fourth East street were enjoying them
selves at theater Monday evening burglars
were busy engaged In lootins the Hanson
residence OF oil the money and vslunbIcs they
could ocate. Bureau drawers were pulled out
and their contents dumped the floor. boxes
and trunks served In a like manner and
things In general were turned topsy- turvy.
Among other things, SIS In money was missed
by members OF the family Entrance was
gained by way OF window and The
burglars entered the residence between ond
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Oscar Opens New Riksdag.

STOCKHOLM. Jan 16-King Oscar
opened the session OF the new Riksdag
today. The speech from the throne was
almost entirely concerned with interna-
tional matters.
The budget was subsequently intro
duccd being the first Under the new con-
ditions. II shows a deficit of nearly
IS 80. COO which VIII be met by an income
tax and new stamp duties About sl3.-
t52. 900 Is demanded for the National de-
fnna
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
CONFIRMS NOMINATIONS
Senate Runs Through Grist Of Presi-
dents Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.-The Senate
In executive session today confirmed the
following nominations:
James NJ. Lawrence. Receiver of Public
Moneys at Roseburgs Or. Lyman F.
Parker. Jr.. Judge OF the United States
court Northern district OF Indian Terri
tory; Charles P. F1lson. Secretary OF
Oklahoma
Postmasters.
California-James Fl Wamslcy, Glen
dora William Mullen, Mendocino: Sam
uel l.. Smith NordhoN, Walter j Ford
Quincy. a G Madison, Angeles Camp;
Harvey S Clark, Jr., Lodi, William w
James, Monterey; John G, Boggs New
castle; Edward II. Bautser. San Pedro
Eugene Don Santa Clara
Montana-Alonzo II. Foster. Boulder
Nsvada-L l. Mushett. Tonopah
OrcGon-Ephraim Miller. I-akeYiews w
T.. Pcnne baker. Woodburn.
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Col. Robert G. Lowe Dies.

GALVESTON, Tex. Jan l6.-Col Rob
ert @. Lowe, owner and publisher OF the
Galveston News. died today, after a short
Col Lowe was in the Confederate army
md attained the rank of Major After
The war he bought an interest in the
Galveston News. and he also started the
Dallas News. A wife two sons and
three daughters survive him
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Nine Years With Road.
Has Done Double Duty.
JUDSON ACTING PRESIDENT
Will Be Formally Appointed to Posi-
ton TODAY.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-Henry Pratt Judson.
head Of tho department OF political science and
dean OF tho faculty OF the University Of Chi
caGo. has been recommended by the instruction
and equipment committee OF tho university
bonrd OF trustees a acting president of that
institution. and Will bo formally appointed to
the position mt a mestng CT tho ruling body
tomorrow, according TO Nyer Ricraon, presi-
dent OF the board OF trustees
Dean Judson's appointment will place him
Officially In the position which he has in nnny
respects practically nllcd since President
Harpers Illness made II impossible for him
to attend personally 10 all the duties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
CAUGHT IN A SN0WSLIDE
Boise Citizens Have Narrow Escape in
Thunder Mountain.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, Jan. 16.-Ben Francis eH-
Chief OF Police OF Boise, and the Thun-
der Mountain mail carrier were caught in
snowslde while coming out from
Roosevelt Saturday, but they escaped
without serious injury,
Judge ]. c. Brown, fathor-in-law OF
Harry Syms. Register OF the Boise
Land Offlce, died at the home of Mr.
Syms last night. He was stricken with
apopleNy November q. which caused his
death. He was a pioneer OF the West
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Abso-
lutelY Harmless.

The fault OF giving children medicine
containing injurious substances. Is
sometimes more disastrous than the
disease from which they arc suffering.
Every mother should know that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly
safe for children to take. Il contains
nothing harmful and for coughs. colds
and Group is unsurpassed. For sale by
all leading druggists.
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Approach in Same Spirit.

The German rlonipotentlnrics will he strcnu-
Gus upon nothing except that power
shall obtain an international guarantee for pre-
dominance In Morocco. and as France is
derstoO1 70 be approaching the conference in
tho same spirit an adjustment OF the dIncr-
ing views Is considered highly probable.
The principal cause Of delay is likely to be
with tho Sultan. to whom reporte OF cnch
ZION must GO As the SUltnn does not use tho
telegraph cphcTs. these reports must 20 by
courier 10 Tangler and thence overland to Fez
This IL the reason for holding the conference
here. because were II held at Madrid the de-
lays would be increased
Tho Duke OF Almo1ivar. when questioned by
las Acc, teA tg, fsrhf .nI1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
DON'T LET
YOUR MONEY LOAF.

Put 1t TO work earning inter
est In the Utah Savings & Trust
company. Four per cent per
annum paid on dcposits-laTge
or small You will find II safe,
reliable and obliGing w. S
Mccormick, president. John ]
DAILY, vice-presidcnt, Heber NJ
Wells, manager. No $50 Main
street.
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GERMANY WILL BE MODEST.
ENJOYS Will Propose Nothing Unless
Requested to Do So.

ALGEZIRAS, Jan 16.-Thc German
cnvoys will enter the conference with
Instructions 10 take up modest attitude. In
sistlng upon nothing. even proposing nothing
unless ~ shall be the wish OF the other mem
bers OF tho conference. In tho latter event
Germany VIII put forward plan OF collective
action toward Morocco, worked out under the
principles agreed upon in September with
Frnncc-shet Is, for permanent open door
including Industrial and financial privileges for
all countries the territorial integrity OF Mo
rocco and the independence OF the Sultan. with
administrative reforms. for which oil the pow
participating shall have Identical response
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LOSES HER JEWELS
Mrs. w. A. McEnery Of Salt Lake
Robbed in Paris
Special to The Tribuae.

Special TO The Tribune.
from Paris states that Mrs w A Nc
Emery Of Salt Lake was robbed Of lew
elry valued at $4,000 While absent from
her room thieves invaded the apart
mont and succeeded in getting away with
tho gems. Mrs. McEnery had been in
Paris but short while She left Salt
Lake carly In tho summer for a tour of
the old world.
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A SPECIAL. SESSION OF THE 1TrAu
G; G1nserspes Of Scvsnth-Day AdventIsHts ia
ist church In Salt Lake CITY. fJi,h h'vsnt- Wt
nesday, January H. 1906. at 90 n " Cd
for the purpose CT forming under M: M !:
laws OF the state Of Utah. d corporat,onr one
not Tor pecuniary profit. but to hetta. "a
carry on the work and business of ut
ALFRED WHITEHEAD
PRESIDENT Utah Conference s r..
Dated January l, 1JOs. q -. A
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H0LD-UPS KILL TWO MORE
No Cessation of Chicago's Carnival of
Crime

CHICAGO Jan. 1.-TWO more murders
added last night 10 the long list OF
crimes that have taken place In this city OF
late. The frrt Victim Anton SpychaIs6l
who attacked By two robbers nj the cor
ner OF Washington boulevard and Sangamon
street He showed flght and one Of trem shot
fim through the body, inficting wound that
caused HE death In two hours
The second crime was committed at tho in
iersectiop OF Mny and Ralph streets where
Joseph Kane attacked by thugs who heat
him terribly about the head that his death
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Miss Alice Gives a Tea.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-Miss Alice Roose-
Welt gave a tea NJ the White House this after
TO the members OF the party whom she
accompanied TO the Philippines. Miss Rooso-
volt received her guests In the blue pRror and
tea served In the state dining room. The
President came In efter his afternoon drive
and for n half-hour mingled with tho guests.
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KEITH-o'BRIEN COMPANY
Annual Meeting Of stockho,5

ANNUAL H1eeeInS or Stockholders.
The annual meeting Of the stockbo,ao,.
OF the kelth-O' Brien company will he
held at the ONCE OF the company, rooIo
City, Salt Lake county. Utah. on Tuns'
day. January lG. 1906. Mt o'clock u M
for the election of officers and tho trans.
lawfully come before IT, "'a"
E G. KIDDER secretarv
Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec ie, 1906 nIIs,,
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And In accordance with the law And ~
order OF the board of directors rads =
the ith day of December. 1906. 90 m,Sv ~
shares OF each parcel OF such stcex y
may be necessary will DO sold, II e
paid before. at 10 o'clock a. m on shs
3nd day of January 1905. at the ofNra ~
the company. room 507 Mccormick Sn,Sl 4
ing, Salt Lake City. Utah, to pay Is.
delinquent assessments thereon toestSs-
with the costs OF advertising and sy.
penses OF sale. HARVEY J JONES.
secre,afy
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Moody Sends the Papers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-AttoIney- Genera
Moody today sent TO the Senate oil papers
latInR to tho investigation OF rchntcs granted
by tho Atchi6on. Topeka g. Santa Fo railroad
TO the Colorado Fuel & Iron company The
papers called for by a resolution intro
bS Long
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HAWA|IANS COME ON
IMPORTANT MISSIONS
One Will Treat With Congress,
Another With Prospec-
tive COlOnistS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16.-On tho
steamer Sierra, which arrived yesterday
from Honolulu. were two Hawaiian Of
ncinls who are to settle propositions
which are OF great interest to the Is
lands. w, o, Smith. former Attorney
General, is going TO Washington as chair
man of a commission which is TO appear
before the Congressional Committee on
Territories on February /, In behalf OF
the legislation recommended In the Presi-
dents message to set aside seyenty-fye
per cent OF the Federal revenue from
Hawaii for educational purposes and tho
erection OF public buildings.
The commission of which Smith is
argument showing Hawaiis right TO such
revenue The rest of the commission will
leave Honolulu for Washington on jan
uary l9.
Treat With Colonists.
Land Commissioner j w Pratt Is the
other Hawaiian representative. He is
the terms on which a colony OF Russians
or Molokans, VIII come to settle on the
island Of Kauai as homesteadcrs. There
about 200 families In the colony. II Is
stated. including about 1900 persons and
they ready to migrate II the agree
ment which Pratt is to submit to them Is
satisfactory
Buy Their Cane.
The land on which they are to settle is
near the plantation CT the Makee Sugar
company and tho agreement which
Pratt is to submit Is for tho purchase OF
the cane they raise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Spain to Support France.

spain In tho past has feared nothing from
Franco and fears nothing now, the Franco
Spanish agreement regarding Morocco abund-
antly protects Spanish rights there
The Associated Pres. received tho Impression
from the convcrsation with the Duke that
Spain would aamnrcN .unUort Franco
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Fears of a Massacre.

CHERIGNOFF. Russia. Jan. 15-There
is anti-Scmctic agitation here and fears
ore expressed of a massacre in retalia-
ton for the attack by Jews on the Gov
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BOTH SIDES LOOK
FOR HELP FROM US
No Outward Evidence of Ten
sion as Powers Gather for
Conference.

ALGEZIRAS Jan. l6,-The opening
of the international conference on
Moroccan reforms has definitely been
fixed for o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The Duke of Almodoyar. the Spanish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, took the In
itlative, soon after arriving here today,
in arranging plans for the beginning OF
the deliberations All the delegates had
arrived during tho day and each found
a note from the Duke advising that
organization will take place at o'clock
tomorrow
No Evidence of Tension.
As the delegates assemble there is no
outward evidence OF tension, but on the
contrary there Is n notable exchange Of
amenities between the German and
French delegations. There IS. however,
an undercurrent of sentiment that
supreme diplomatic struggle Is imminent.
with France and Germany occupying the
center and the other powers ranged in
varying degrees around them.
Both Count on Us.
The French count upon Great Britain.
Spain. Italy and Russia as sure, and
consider that the relations between the
United States and France and Great
Britain aid in expecting the support OF
the American delegates. On the other
hand, the prevailing sentiment Is that
Germany can count on Austria, Holland
and Sweden and perhaps on Denmark,
with Germany also expecting that the
United States will support some OF her
contentious,
Scene Is Suggestive.
Now that the delegates are here, the
scene before them Is suggestive, Plainly
visible three miles away. rises the gigan-
tic rock OF Gibraltar, like a lion guard
Ing the straits. while dlmly outlined TO
the southwark are the low mountains OF
Africa AlEezras lies in the center OF
this panorama Thus the powers OF the
world are gathered at the southcrnmost
point OF Europe and their longing looks
toward Africa give the keynote to the
meeting about TO begin
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Australia's Wool Clip.

MELBOURNE. Australia Jen. ls-The
veluo Of the Australian wool clip is estimated
So zoo O0. which Ia an Increase OF SIS. eco 600
over the previous
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Liberty Mining company. prn,,.
place OF business. Salt Lake CITY Tclip.l
Notice There arc delinquent q, otaA
following described stock on aocom,, 'ne
Assessment No !. levied on the IsT 5t|
OF December, 1906 tho several ana.ay & day
set opposite the names OF the nssssyI4
shareholders, as follows: 'ee'i't
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|. c. SLOAN RETIR{S
FROM RAILROAD SERVICE
Assistant Superintendent of the
Rio Grande Western Has
rendered Resignation.

/. C Sloon, assistant superintendent OF tho
Rio Grande Western under General Superin-
tcndcnt A. Il. Welby, has resigned his posi-
ton tho same 60 take effect tho nth Inst.
Upon rclinouishinG his duties, Mr.. Sloan VIII
60 20 California for period for tho beneht OF
his health and upon his return viii enter oth-
or service.
Nine Years With Road.
Mr. sloan has been with tho Rio Grnnde
syEt,m FOR nine years For a number OF
years he acted ~ chief train dispatcher. but
later wos appointed nSsntant superintendent.
the duties Of which position he has discharged
In highly satisfactory manner.
Has Done Double Duty.
For tho paqt three months on account Of the
Illness OF Chief Trnin Dispatcher HamiltSn,
Mr Slonn hnE beer looking after tho duties
OF chiof train dispatcher as well rs those or
assistant superintendent.
Rs successor is F S. Elliott who comes
from nm Eastern road.
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LIBERALS STILL
IN THE LANDSLIDE
Their Gains Monday Show Sur
prising Total of Forty
Two to One.
EX-CABINET OFFICERS
GO DOWN BEFORE STORM
Immense Majorities Secured in
Turn-0yerS Cause Great
Surprise.

LONDON, Jan. 15.-Tho Liberal land
slide continues Ont of scVcnty-siN con-
tests today the Liberals and Laborites to-
gcthcr secured siXty-two seats The
Liberal gains today show the surprising
total of forty-two, while tho Unionists
gained only one seat, that OF Hastings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Cabinet Officers Go Down.

Two former Cabinet officers went down
before the storm of Liberal sentiment.
Gerald Balfour, who was president OF the
local Government I'm the Balfour Cabinet.
was defeated at Leeds by a majority OF
1863. and Walter Hume Long, former
Chief Secretary for Ireland, lost his seat
for South Bristol, while Augustine Bur
rell, president of the Board OF Education
defeated the Unionlst candidate at North
Bristol
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-08-18

the Shonshone reservation to select
his claim.
E. A. Long of Ottumwa spent Sun
day at his home at this place.
Rev. Hugh Bell of San Francisco.
will lecture at the First Presbyterian
church this evening on the great earth
quake in that place April 49,
The annual picnic OF the First Pres
byterian church Sunday school will bs
held In Laidlow's grove Wednesday
afternoon,
The infant son OF Mrs. Bessie De-
laney is quite Ill with stomach trou-
BILE at the home Of Mrs. Delaney's faith
err Jesse Brewer, three miles north
east Of town.
DR.. R. T. Bartram left last night on
a business trip to Chicago.
John A. Kuppinger of Mason City,
was at Abba on business this morn
ing.
Fred Nedderman Of Lovilia, trans
acted business at this place Saturday
William Stevens of Franklin town
ship, was business visitor at Abba
Saturday.
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ALBA.
Miner Killed.

Abba, Aug. 15.-(Special.)-Do
Harndom, a driver in the coal mine st
Hooking No. 3, was killed at work yes
terday afternoon about three o'clock.
1t Is not known just how the accident
occurred, but it Is supposed that he
fell from the chain upon which he was
riding. and was either kicked by the
mule or run over by the cars. When
found life was extinct and the body
badly bruised and crushed.
Abba, Aug. 15.-Mrs. s. NJ. John of
Mystic, was a visitor at Abba Tues
day.
r. c. Hammond transacted business
in Ottumwa yesterday
OFT Dunkin and James Henderson
of Lovilia, each shipped carload OF
fine cattle to Chicago yesterday.
f. j. Shore of Marshalltown, was al
Abba Tuesday on business.
The scholars OF the First Presbyter-
ian Sunday school enjoyed the annua
picnic at Laidlow's grove this after.
noon. Every one present was wei
pleased with the occasion.
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ELECT OFFICERS.
Bloomfield Methodists Name Sunday
School Leaders.

Bloomfield Methodists Name Sunday
School Leaders.
Bloomfield, Aug. 15.-On Monday
evening the Methodist Sunday school
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows:
Superintendent Fl. Payne.
Assistant Superintendents.-E K.
Herr and C. L. Marmon
Observation-Disclosures Cline.
Assistant Secretary--Miss Blanche
Songer.
Pianist-Miss Marie Selman
Assistant Pianist-Miss Kathel Fry
berger.
Superintendent Home Department :
Mrs. Cline.
Superintendent Primary Depart
ment-Mrs. d. H. Payne
Mr.. Payne enters upon his twenty
seventh year as superintendent, of the
school. He has the work well in hand
and has made fine record.
c. L. Marmon as county secretary
holds the beautiful new gavel, made OF
olive wood from jerusalem which wal
presented to the county at the las,
Sunday school convention. recently
the thorough organization of the coun.
ty and township, and reports from al
schools in the county.
Chautauqua Success.
The Chautauquas delight in the
Dunbar quartet and Bell ringers
reached a climax on Monday evening
when musical program was given
Light comedy in song supplied tn,
necessary mirth and high grade music
al numbers gave real worth to the en-
Itertainment. AS bell ringers the Dun
bars cannot be surpassed. They hav,
no equals. The selection from tn,
chimes were beyond description
"Narcissus" and Hungarian dane,
We're other musical numbers which de
serve special mention. Tuesday wa
DR.. G. S. Medbury's day, being devoted
to lectures from the holy land which h.
recently visited.
The attendance each day is all tina
could be desired. but the numbers vii
probably be doubled on Sam Jones
day.
The association has been very for
tunate as regards weather, which i
fine. All business houses close q
noon. and no one can complain of lacl
of opportunity to see and hear the bes
the season affords.
Other Items of Interest.
Herbert Carroll of White Elm, il
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Abba.

Abba, Aug. 13.-Chas. Thompson OF
Moulton, a brakeman on the Wabasl,
road. was seriously injured last Sat
urday about one o'clock, while at
tempting to carry a $50 pound box of
tin from the train to the platform. AS
he reached the platform it was found
that his spine was injured. He was
taken to the office OF Drs. Powell. and
later to the railroad hospital at Mo-
berly, Mo.
Orville Lancaster Of Tyrone, and
Harry Branding of Hooking, ran a foot
race Saturday evening, near the Iowa
Central station, the former coming
off victor
Mrs. j. w. johnson of Bussey, was
the guest Of Mrs. j. H. Easter of South
Main street. last Saturday
70. R. Seidel Of Hiteman visited his
friend, w. ]. Bruins. last Saturday
evening.
Frank Coulter was in town on bust
ness Saturday.
". G. Hammond left last night for
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is visiting Mrs. Dulin this week.
Miss Otis Wire of Vernon visited
over Sunday with her sisters here.
Temp Vickers arrived from Keokuk
Saturday and visited relatives
VIM. Parnitske and family of Stock
part came over in their automobile
and visited Emil Noske and family
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fair went TO
Eldon Saturday for visit with Mrs.
Clarence Shredder.
Ethel Smith has returned from a
visit in Keokuk
Mabel Junkin of Pennington, visit
ed here Saturday, her brother Ernest
returning with her in the evening.
Burton Goodman of Kahoka, Mo-,
visited here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Cox of Mt. zion.
visited at the S. Cox home Sunday.
Floy Murphy returned to Eldon aft
er visit with the J. o. Morris fam
lily.
Orgie Corns returned to Chicago
Saturday after a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
Charles Stebblns gave a party Sat-
urday afternoon to a number of his
friends in honor Of his sixth birth
day
Kirk Meek went to Chicago Satur-
day for a short visit.
MISC Tinte Cox visited in Keokuk
Saturday.
Roy Smith returned from Canton
H., where he has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Chas Sanford