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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
CANYON CREST RANCH:
WORK FOR IT POPULAR
Business Men Taking a Lively
Interest in the PhiIan-
thrOpic Work.

Excellent results arc being shown by
the efforts OF the directors OF the Canyon
Crest Industrial Boys farm toward the
erection OF cottages to shelter the boys
who may find homes there The real
campaign of soliciting contributions for
the building and equipment of the farm
Will begin Monday, but already very graf
flying subscriptions have been noted and
reported TO the general committee
The bankers are taking lively interest
in the bankers cottage, which Is ex-
pectcd to cost some S251o and TO be head
committeeman for this fund
The Elks' club also will have n cottage
Mr.. Harry Joseph is attending 10 tho
brokers' fund. with the design 10 harbor
embryo brokers and raise up a new crop
There is To be school of manual train
ing and an educational building In con-
ncction with 1t
and deserve the full support Of the pub
lie of this city.
Good Enough for Him.
THAT which the city's press and the
wcmen's clubs take up and foster Is sure
sooner or later to come to full fruition.
object less than the bettcrment of chill
dren could have enlisted so heartily such
powerful agencies
Thus spoke Col. Wall. one of our big
Ges,-hearted philanthropists, as he wrote
lis check.
An Eager Topic.
"A farm for dependent and neglected
children" This was the eagerly discussed
project at the convention OF Womens 9
clubs held In Sprlngville last autumn,
and a committee was made 10 find a suit
able place close To Salt Lake City for
such a purpose.
This committee consisted of Mrs, G. S.
Kinney. president of the Utah Federation
of Womens clubs; Mrs. A j. Gorham,
president of the Ladies Literary club OF
Salt Lake City; Mrs, C. H. Mcmahon.
secretary of the General Federation for
Utah: Mrs. A b. Cory OF Ogden Mrs
Ida Dusenbcrry of, Provo, Mrs. Ostien of
Logan. These ladies had n long and tire
some search for the Ideal farm and
alter personal INSPECTION OF fourteen APP
TlicantS called a meeting and declared In
favor of the Canyon Crest ranch of 500
acres. IT has IN abundant water supply,
is two miles 1uc cast of Bountiful and
ten miles northeast OF Salt Lake, thirty
minutes ride by Bamberger's dummy
line. one hour and twenty minutes drive
from the head of Main street
On account of this finance campaign
coming during the summer recess of the
Women's clubs of Utah. individual sub
scriptions may be sent in now to Mrs.
G. II. Mcmahon, 247 East South Temple
street, Salt Lake City. All club women
are urged to make this fund oommensur-
rate with the enthusiasm displayed at
that convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
TURN ON THE WATER
Granite Fountain in Front OF Free
Public Library Has Been Repaired.

Tho handsome granite fountain In front OF
the FREQ Public library has been out OF com
mission for several months and despite It's
ornamental qualities from n utility stnnd-
point II has beon of less account thnn pain
iron pipe In working order would have been
Tho trouble arose over n defective or broken
Pipe in tho interior OF the fountain. the re-
sponslbillty over which was for time mat
ter of dispute between the city authorities and
the contracting firm THAI erected tho foun-
tnin In the controversy tho city finally won
out md tho contractors few days ago mado
the necessary rcparo
1t is now up 10 the water department TO re-
new the connections and start the hoW or
water for tho convenience OF the many VINO
mako almost continuous demands upon the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Baptist.

First Baptist church cornor Second South
and second West. Rev. ID. A. Brown pustor.-
Preaching at IL a. m. and p. At tho
morning service the pastor Will preach an
Anniversary sermon, reviewing his pastorata
with us during the last flvo years. 4 cordial
Invitation is extended to every member and
friend of the church to bc present. Sunday
school at l2 80. F, L. Evans superintendent, ,
T. Y. p, L.. at p. m. leader. Miss Pearl
irish: topic. "Christs Life. HIS Relation To
HIS Disciples and What He Expects of UR "
wednesday evening service at o'clock. A
welcome to all.
Rio Crande Mission chapel. Second South.
botvecn Ninth and Tenth WesL-Sundny school
at 9 80 n. m. George Paul, superintendent.
Burlington Mission chapel Indiana avenue
and Navajo strcot.-Sunday school at $3.50 p.
M Henry Jacobs. superintendent
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Scientist,

First Church Of Christ Scientist aJs East
Third South strcct-Sunday school at 9:l5 a
IN. Church service at IL u. and p. m ,
subject. is the Universe Including Man
Evolved by Atomic Forcc"' Strangers are cs-
pccially welcome. Each Wednesday evening
at O'Clock q meeting Is held TO listen TO the
testimony OF healing OF both sin and sickness.
All welcome TO those services. Free read
ing rooms open daily from 10 "A. 3 y. m
in rooms 07-e0S Scott building lOS Main street
Take elevator.
Second Church OF Christ Scientist l. O o..
r hall. corner OF Eleventh East and Eleventh
South.-LcssOn sermon at ll:Oj u. m. subject
Is the Universe. Including Man Evolved by
Atomic Forco2' Sundny school Mt l2:l5 y. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 5
% clock. All are welcome.
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Lutheran.

First German Evangelical Lutheran. ST.
Johns church. Seventh South. State.
VIM. j Lankow. pnstor.-Sunday school, $50
u. m. service, 1880 a. IN.
our Savlor's Evangelical Lutheran church,
Fourth Eost between Fourth and Fifth South.
Sunday services ut 80 N. IN. In the English
language You cordially invited to at
tend.
Swedish Lutheran church. corner Second
South and Fourth Edst-Sunday school. 10 II,
IN, morning service IL u. m, evening service.
70. IN. Luther leaguo VIII meet Thursday at
80 In the church parlors. Saturday evening,
June le. u grand concerT In the Y. NJ. Z. 4.
auditorium for the san francisco sufferers.
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PACKERS HASTE TO
CLEAN Up HOUSES
President Sees HumOr in the
Result of Beef Trust
Probing.
INVESTIGATION HAS NOT
YET REACHED COMPLETION
Right of the Government to In
Spect Packing Plants
is Denied.

WASHINGTON, June Sin response to
request from the House Committee on
Agriculture. President Roosevelt forward
ed to Representative Wudsworth, the
chairman OF the committee, the report
made TO him by a committee OF the De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture regarding condi-
tions In the Chicago meat packing houses.
Accompanying ;he report was letter
from the President in which he points out
that there IL no conflict I'm substance be-
tween the NeIll-Reynods report and that
OF the Agricultural Department experts
Sees Humor In Haste
1t is said in the latest report that the
packing-house proprietorS are manifesting
almost "a humorous haste 20 clean up, re-
pave and even to plan for future
changes"
New toilet rooms are being provided.
with additional dressing rooms md clean
towels; The report says that the haste
towards reform would have been anus
Ing II II were not so nearly tragic"
Not Through Probing.
The President SAYS his Investigations
enough has been developed, in my judg-
ment, TO call for immediate. thorough
going and radical enlargement OF the
powers OF the Government In inspecting
all meats which enter into interstate
commerce and foreign commerce"
a large part of the statement OF Rep
fact that he had been a guide in tho
packing houses, S he declared that there
permitted to take visitors.
Legal Points Involved
Representative Crumpacker or Indiana
discussed the constitutional questions In
yolved In the bill and asserted that the
Beveridge measure unquestionably la In
valid and already had been declared so
by decisions OF the courts. He referred
to the case of the United States VS.. Boyer
charged with having tried TO bribe a
Federal inspector at Kansas City to pass
bad meat The opinion OF Justice Phil
lips. snid Mr. Crumpackcr. TO the
effect that the Government had no right
to inspect the packing plants and that It's
province was confined to the inspection OF
meat for Interstate business.
Continuing, Mr.. Crumpackcr said TINT
the inspection, TO be effective, must be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
SERENADED FRIENDS
All Hallows College Band Makes e
Tour of the City.

All Hnllows college band made tour OF the
city Friday evening for the purpose OF scre-
padIng their friends. and while their
rounds they favored The Tribune Office with
one OF their choicest selections. There were
thirty In the band and they were conveyed in
tho big drag Utah" which was drawn by
four fine large gray horses. Ths vehicle
decorated with bunting. national flags, ana
the college pennHnt. ard their appearance and
music combined produced an attractive and
welcome effect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
HIS OWN ATTORNEY
Colored Man Charged With Vagrancy
Pleads Case Himself.

Like a trained lawyer Friday afternoon.
Sing Hughes colorcd. accused OF vaGrnncy,
conducted his case before Judge Dlchl. Coolly
he proved that nc working for the Pull
man company ond that his duties required
him TO keep late hours
j IL Page. n barber OF color, called as a
witness also wos cool hnnd at boosting
IIughcss defense. Asked where he lived. ho
replied by nsklpg the city Attorney II a
mans homo Judged by tho place whore
he utc or by his sleeping apartments lie was
told that wherever man slept regularly that
place was home. Hughes released on
suspended scntoncc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Smelter Smoke Cases.

Alma Hogcnscn and Johannah, his wife. have
nlcd suit In the Third District court against
the Bingham Copper and Gold Mining company
in tho OF 5000 for damages alleged to
have been sustained TO crops on their farm In
Salt Lake county during the years 1898. 1904
md 1905 from poisonous gases in the smoke
cmanatng from tho smelling plant OF the de-
fendnnt company. They also file like suit
for the amount against the Utah Com
solIdoted Mining company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Baptist.

East Side Baptist church, Third South and
Seventh East streets. Rev. s. a. Hayworth
ministcr.-Morning service at IL o'clock Sun
day school at l2l6 p. 10. In the evening at
Z O'Clock Childrens day viii be observed, the
children OF the Sundays school giving q fitting
programme This Will take the place of tho
Christian Endcavor and also the evening
preaching. All invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
JUNE 10.
JUNE 10.

Last date of teachers excursions East
and West Via Oregon Short Line. Great
ly reduced rates TO Denver, omaha,
Kansas City. Chicago, Portland, San
Francisco, Los Angeles and other East
crn and Western points.
Sec agents for full particulars.
civ Ticket Onlcc Ol Main street
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Adventist.

Seventh-day Adventist church corner Fifth
South and Sixth East strccts.-Scrvlccs every
Saturday at IL q. IN. Sabba tn school (Satur-
day. 10 a. m. Preaching every Sunday even
Ing at O'clock Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday at y. m. subjects: June O.
Jah." June l3, The Victory OF the Master 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
||SION TO OGDEN
June O.,

June Q,
esort Line. for United
Travellers convention.
M Parade. dancing and
musements will be pro-
nSrsion will be operat-
over the Lucin cut-ofr.
a1ng Salt Lake 40 a. m,
sM Special for Midlake
At $50 a. m. Other
alt Lake at 1920 a. m,
Ml1InlnB trains leave Og-
o'0 p m. and special at
0ee 2ol Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered OIL
Record.

John Martin to Ernest Nelson lot 20.
block IL, 5-acro plat a; warranty deeI .SlSV
III. y Standlsh To David NcClcory. lots
to 20. block S. 5-acrc plat S.-...'...... =oH
Mary B Howard to X. q. W Ry.. COZ
acres in section :. township ) south 80
range l cast .-....s..........,... .......... OF
Ohio Copper Co to Copper H. r. X Co.
Dixon no : lode, ctc West Mountoin....
Jas Thompson To Thos w Clayton, 2NS
rods OF lot 3 block ~. plat C.............. s5
Elo VI. Sheets TO Mary NJ silver part
of lot IL, block II. 6-ocrc plat A..,..,...... -
II a Silver to III. \. Silver f & NJ Co.
2Jxi0 rods northeast from Il rods east
of the southwest corner Of lot ?. block
1871 plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s,s..,...... 400
Marg. C. EclSman TO y. j. Hansen ct al.
e5 acres In section IL. township l south.
range l cast ........... 153
Edw NJ Benson TO Matthew White ct al.
part of section IS. township l south.
range l cast COS, i5I
VIM. Brother 10 Lillian e. Marshall. lXi0
rods northeast from tho southwest cor
ner Of lot ;, block ). plat D.. GGot
Geo Suinghom to Mary Strngham
Curtis lode. Loves Placer Mining district
Same to same, IS 2-S acres Of the north
cast quarter OF section IS. township
south. range west .,...-., ,..-.--... .--,..r
Jno. n. Rudy TO Ralph A, Rudy, l0x7 rods
southeast from rods east ot the north
west corner OF lot :. block el. plat A.. coz
Same Ia Frank + Rudy. loX2 rods south
cost from the northwest corner OF lot {.
block "a plat ........s.,.s... Gn1
!. and 9. block 3. Dcsky's subdivision 900
Clorissn Bcrgstrom to T.. j. Kcarncs Sx2L
rode southeast from pa rods cast OF tho
northwest corner Of lot ?. block T. plat
...........'.... $500
Chas. Boctcber to c. Boetcher Inv Co.
asl ncres OF lot 9, block 27. 5-ocre plat
c. quit claim deed ......,..,...........,.... /
n ]. StrinEham To Jemimn B. Walker,
lot II. block I. B-acre plat A............ |
Jas NJ, Barlow to same. part Of lot is
block l. 5-acre plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Unique and Unselflsh.

In front of the Regal livery barn at
Murray Is painted on n bench In size suf-
hcient To make an attractive sign the
unique and unselnsh inscription, Help
Utah, Murray Will help itself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Temple B'nai Israel.

The regular meeting OF the Temple B'naI
Isrnol auxiliary will be held noXt Tuesday ar
ternoon nj 2:20 D. III. at tho l. o. Ii. Is. lodge
rooms Important business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
a7ynent Announced.

LII James F. Dunn announced
Z, o. their daughter Maud
AszS.
- ddzens turned out today
| ! zIling the boards on the
cht TO inclose the race track
.rszes.
h i9 q new trial in the case
3sEeel vs. the Rio Grande
|ln! has been set for hear
exercises of the
Tral college OF Philadelphia
- ! DR.. Holbrook of Provo
~ medal for his proficient
s and surgery. A special
p lso conferred upon him by
II Aiers Medical society.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Christian.

Central Christian church, Third East and
Fourth South Vim Ross Lloyd. minister
Services IL n. m and p III Christian En-
dcavor 6.i5 q. no.; Sunday school. 1880 p IN.
All invited TO these meetings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
pa CLOSE CALI.
ifea Wagon Drawn by
ngAt.ned Horses.

! = si..t ls,hera q wagon carly Fri
~ I"Vt@ y second West street.
ia , living with his parents
ts City, escaped a hor-
<s s-',sss ssson, drawn by a team
ID frightened while the
r, ssar-bY house. and tore
) : fearful pace, finally % coll
ea:t isoIe and turning a
y rs,t tDafing the run the lad
% =, The animals wers
&sl oa the ground Tho
60 vas the load OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
h N A ROW T.
|NAN WILL DIE
L,riy Occurs j in a Sa-
'Iisht in Haley
Idaho.
IL NAN IS
|'sTBD BY CARPENTER
,uL.ov;catpd When
'rrse.for-All Oc-
4 Cured.

b f-ass'' A. tho result
r,r. Thomas Cronin was
~, morning at 2 o'clock In
- that 1t is believed he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
Hm Academy Closes.

1IaSs
N June S,-The Hunger
eosed a successful year
silh an interesting pro-
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Congregational.

First Congregational church. corner OF Fourth
East aud First South streets, Elmer l. Goshen.
pastor Morning service at l0:45 Al, III Sunday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
|A!lo Your SHOES

sSE neryo,'d yv"der. 1t cures
4, !, Foot .s"t Uut Of corns and
'sssaasss e" .,,3ts i ii,'-ass Is a ee9tsIa ash5
frye yeaallous: !, Gus: swollen.
and shol loDAY. Sold
stampss s"oe Stores. By
aso Frsoi z z For FREE
Ss. Allen S. DIM
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ONLY $1.OO
To Ogden and Return,

Sunday. June 10, vie o. S. L, Car
riages meet all trains for trip up Og-
den canyon to the hermitage.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian church, Rev Frank Fay
Eddy pastor.-Seryices In Unity hall. lis
South Second Eaet Street-Mornlng service at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
,vsvman the stabber.

], r,re inflicted by Edward
"A. !. under arrest and Will
-, ,he result of his mur-
s~ 10 determine the nature
.,.t will be brought against
xelLknown and prosper
sr,n OF this community.
rrs!dent Of HALEY, Is a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
saoRT LINE AGENT
'sas June Ia.
pAl IS CONFESSED
D0ss Not Contest Ac.
" a. F. Rics

se essls.s'sn ss.ssts in favor Of III,
w ,,ngeant 10 cover a
.os, i.Ss isss, sn from from January 7,
IA irrn r. NICE, and a claim
= 3 ns p,s ss same date. Rico
a esHs AM BLACK Butte Extcno
eai y, !. upon which Lar-
tl Yea, oola receive "a re-
ha.a A' % man, on The Investment,
ks,s'ass t,at meet the guarantee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
/ vere Intoxicated.

| .,.5rred In a saloon owned
o,n The men with others
LTnr heavily through the
1 = he time the trouble began
D. IN such a state OF In
/ ! ..,u,s impossible 10 get an
csneeted account as 10 how
sr,n and who were the ag-
- else, II any besides the
m q, responsible for the deed.
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|us UNDER ARREST.
|N,h Obtaining Money Un-
i false Pretenses.

| ia S-Sheriff Harmon re-
rur!ng from Mammoth, hav-
- L. Wilson. who is
4 s,ta.ning money under false
| Flpa, II Is alleged. presented
n oa the Commercial bank
Errraret Mccoy of American
sflyid the cash for same,
4 "a hank and the check was
|,Ir. Mccoy. marked Worth
E:ering with a bad case OF
=, and canno, be arraigned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
% IS ANSWERED
L Answered An''Se0

ey Esxlaa,ahs- a,h wsst Temple
u 10 er ,Se Of San Fran
Z s. 3 s. ssi,ls l'Gail many S' a4s5- M25-
preet" t"9,,Ss, y Bureau OF
y ~. .S.S;Sss1y ;sy line, !TS. TSs s;5le Tide
fcrs . fes,S the distance
.eND. City Engineer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-09
WALKERS STORE
Splendid mark downs on
colored goods.
Every white article re-
duced.
OUR SECOND JUNE WHITE CARNIVAL

by hop ST
flor
othe
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breakn9 specials from the wash goods and linen departments

HAND EMBROIDERED DRESSER SCARFs
All pure linen; sizes Is by "a; worth $500 each.
Saturday observation-disclosures. ............ $1.25
BATTENBERG DRESSER sCARFs-sze 1s by
81. Special Saturday ........ .............$1.39
100 ODD PATTERN S TABLE CLOTHS-s5
grade for $3.50; SO 90 gr ade for $500
BLEACHED BATH TO WELS-Size 80 by 90.
worth T5c each. Saturd ay .39c
Limit one pair to the customer
JOHN S. BROWNS SATIN DAMAsK-Worth
sl50 the yard Saturday ....-,..............SSc
Limit yards per Gus toner.
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40-INCH INDIA LINE N-1G00 yards OF II;
worth 1Sc the yard. Sa turday ..,,.,........ lOc
WHITE MERCERIZED d WAISTINGS = 25
pieces of the 25c qu ality TO go Saturday
.-....s..s 1Sl3c
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This has been one of our star" lie
have gone out. Every pair Of Lace
you've not had since the last June V
before our next one. SO grasp time By
all reduced.
Best Curtain Stretchers, worth s2.75
each. Saturday. each. $500
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-26
MORAL ASPECTS OF THE CANVASS.

We clearly shown Honolulu product
of bad liquor could be held in check and public
morals by the enforcement the good provisions which
of subs Act 81 which od
the
within
law, could ided heavily punished
which
o
enough the police mol
of
of prisoners without
drunkenness permitted
the business of the dives would
public be
drunkenness and disorder and hopes by it,
habiua
Saturday
jong his little away n him
that the his the
shift themselves
the
womanhood and childhood; this
building of
this definite police power
public indignation,
% oil
of
obey
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-26
AS TO BUSINESS MEN.

Business ferveny invited candidates pledged
of candidates. ticket their
That indirectly threatened
getting
This implies that the its heas
the
Their themselves
laboring citizens
At their meetings they bride with drink
the united Republican
nothing said the taors Tooey
challenged Parliament ''We, People of England.
the business for the Republicans
shall
heee follow
already, their epued
the Republican themselves
shouting
all is lost
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LIGHT ON A CONSPIRACY.

1t known machine appointment
of frcla supposed
they still
chairman of the County Committee could hold
the
the Punhbow Vo all the
mix them That
has
that the
What this possibly be admission that
jeopardy honest board of What
hope that the machine would
ican Brbe
here is the inference. either be denied o dodgedf
b. Anderson Frank C. Aheton, A. Peters,
meer, p A. Swift, Smith, NJ Watson,
souP D. Byne f. A. MotSmh L. Warren, Mcclellan H.
Carter Lewis Jr, H. Fuller Williamson Gleason
Here business professional
their good character They whom
would accept examples of best citizenship They capable
Yet the police machine objects them because
disturb the plans of
will Murray
oes."
This indeed interesting 1t reveals the intentions
the machine FAIsIFY
WARFARE UPON THE REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR whom
the head the machine pretending
For the education of the people particularly
the machine really
keep Murray stump
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