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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

An unidentified party attempted to
shisr the residence Of J. W. Strain
Monday night but was frightened
away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Stout Greenwell returned to his
home at New Florence Tuesday af-
ternoon. after visit to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
w. II. Brown,
Mexico, Mo.

Misses Carrie and Eta Compton,
Of Baltimore, who have been guests
of Miss Edith Lambert, went to Mar.
shall on a visit Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
CHANGE or FIRM

] have sold my interest In gro
Gerry firm Of Brown G Tinsley to
my partner, Jas. TFnsley. All ac
counts are payable to me. On ac.
count Of my extended Illness and
need the money badly, please call
and settle at once. Yours. at the old
stand,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

w. HtaHssl ~ EaAtN4A 70 EENH the fHQrNEf
strtas h<an Esoa in the s0fid
The pod f. on q vine ia the garden af Al
n'rt TOOK, Of No. Big Sorth Third street
ana measures fhirty-tEo inches from tip q
tip. II 81 stiH growing.
The freak b attracting mach attention
Took has thrown open his garden to dogbt
ers' many of whom have appeared with tar.s
measures ana gone aSay sstianed.
ofber beans on the same vine are Of noy-
mai size.
uIAeIs Joan Moss. q Perry. No. went
over 70 jasper township. In Rails e0an.y.
TIE hrat q TIE week, and fn sssysss a Gay ~
q half bougat " "A extra fancy mule eolts
Tor Jadgs y. J. GnI. pay1ng from CT 70 90
Louis Botts rent 70 shsIsyyiiys Ky Es.4
week sae b1uzht 3 car had q srtFz no.
9s'sSy Ailch eows ana heifsrs and ! ge-ssy
baA
J ". Trntls, q Perry. shipped a ear ss
hs'sa 10 -. Loais.
saH ENaera Bszxs a. Esneo Tuesdsy. He
is Galway fsrzsr. oxrs 81 aerss a -
hnest iS2d ~ tAs Efnzsosn q Csua.sz
eaSls IS Gsss stosk s1e szssss 4; t,e ~ sssr.
S.es'egs aaz shO-t 'Estlraz frszs ss-a vsyE
Hs aa@s tsD boyE age twagvs ssa ss-g4sa-
ard lhsy ear r-zn ths farm. He sxyF sbav
saRs s'szt neSr0 hsz1E k2gae4stnz a tsnrz.
4 &c afsz : To- knoEs sEls ssza be u tl.faEa1.z
q sz7zns a. EtousohGls.-Fzrser Yo-u-a-
~x-r-,--.s-.
Faa wsEtz sl-ss n 80. TEsz .ss fs-as-s
lac h1'as- SoW to- prass IA a0wz 70 q dor
sT aaas hy szgyerafsr s,aseh q Il WIN =. -.
V fsss .asassss h&eaos aa1 ras prses ufsl ~
- azaEa- .la1s day ths farmer wrg -.
~ - este a1G bggi1 hszaself = yrsfDerr
iAszs b vii hss5a Hss rssas ansfI he thfuks
- Dfzes b nglt Hb saershsEt sad sas
aak'sF esazaa2 eroHG Elsa % sci. tsesuss ss
siA cue them rafhfsz. II be rs.afu. e,4s
Z eesf hs wiE 6e q fgss anan sva a frae
gent
=, ...ss =.
i'i''>s''
Asay fanasrs are holding their graiu 10,
J. ~. Boles Eve rniIes east Of 4urVasas /
.l.'lz .,... s.'Dl''a pafs-pfsd Hamshire
,s.,.s 49, -. = isassr 2 oo'np any q Ais-
~. ~ :, ~ ~ - = "a bls'isoe' VI BIZ
No. at tE5 for the two.
tt,.,.a.,,.
4 ~ go, l.-a a,,''',s '-'iep pfeV.y wen
s,.a,,,,1 .,.1l' - i,sn iaI. nis' w. A
'iue ribbihs on their LanRhams Buff Orp
nEtons ana Rhode Island Reds.
q f,a,..,., ,,,,,.-,... ..,
"a lar1 ~, y, ., :, s,'i'. sns u'ss on
be acre. A. there was q acres In the field
bis yield is certainly phenomenal and
hows the qualities Of Missouri soil. Part /
{ the land yielded as high as e5 bushels 70
be acre, this part being sown with Texas
IN, ls.,,, ,,,,.,,. ~ =
teId t1se 4.oats 49, s,.o.a. 49,, ,.,'.n ~
~ rAe e-,,a.t,.,,.. si1'u ~ VIE
ou Asreuitaral College or 1 nsSr 81 ,hi' me nsIe a
nd the drained land YIELDED % per acre.
'hiis the undrained made an average Of n
understandable leader.
arts.rs ,,.s.s 4. .,,.,,, - ,.
resn warf,n.1,,rt s,S ,t,.,,.aa-.'.. -, -
r,r " p r..te.- -, 49,
el,t., COMO -. i. 80 -
,yrr, j.. -,,e., ,..,st III AiS
j. d. Hutts, who has Ans farm south OF
iar'insbufg. harvested y bu. Of oats 10 the
m. Corn prospects are good but they
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Hawkins, Of this
city, celebrated their fortieth we'd
ding anniversary last Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

l-5s-CE-Gzs 1o- Zssc1azx ArrlruE
tEs-z z EE5erzaz. coszrkzz-
Orgzzszz-S0z q 2eals-r Circle.
Plans for Tsa1haR MsaESzEK
This is = pzsTssr nesting g-eTls-
"a for bT the Esw S.psrvlElnz Law
Tszehsrs Il sTezp. schools asz
nnE required By law % zs1e-s. tr
al are invited to oore sz1 zssie. s.
this educaxiozL r1oTemsus-
Al the State mssting a. Jefierxan
City last week. every coancy su,
perintendsnt or Commissioner ID
the State was prssezt. Let Us
profk By this example. and every
teacher be present to make the
meeting a Euccess.
Very respectfully.
J.. l. Ehobe.
County supt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Visit the big Fair Next week,
but buy your Groceries at Smith
Bros. d2-wIt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

Sszz Es-s.zz sd AEs,sr Fsnn=
Ezlz- EaZ EzgEz ez-ss tss1s-s 4.
.Aa2-z1z s5sEzsy. LIZ Eg4 q EGG cz
Ia ElEshsr hstar s~aas ssSRT wHa
zsssy fz-lzs.zs IL 9. p stsck has-
~ zTsEzEg So Ea- 4 f7.z
ThsT also Id = hass-E EszgkEng
81 La tnz< s1la z1sE75. Tss s.
LoEls Dressed B.sze c.. hezEn1
tAera-
Tssz@ ha1ters has haez vel csras
e. q co--, eo-aoz SGD zszi zz6
De eonzscr5oa we're rsz On gree
grass. Tasy E.zss . vs-T zoos Ezsr
snasr shs.F aEls Ezzzsgs-e---
TIE ssls az fT.zs rswsseaas the
highasz Esls II straight hslferx il
fzP hacs made oz ths Ioczl mar
ksE a. far a. oar records czks us
oaek- There we're feE sczrerirz osd
bead selling over this price bus The
best sale for q fun load was s7.Oa,
Hz0s several times a month or 20
back.
J J. Johnson ra2rksted from Al.
drain county. NO, es hogs that
weighed z6z lbs. and sold at ss.55.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
sTATER's STOCK CO.

|sTATER's STOCK CO.
AT AlRDoAI
Sta er's Stock Co. win play at hs
Airdome all Fair week. They IL
one Of the best company Of a
season. wit
VIM. Lee is home from the Moh
roe City Fair and says there ven
2gT entries in the races and W
horses on the grounds. They VIII
all be &C the Mexico Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19
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RsosEa<s PUylE Rsso-A Es7or
&c D1Exr1 C1exk 1ad CaErr 50
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pzEEzszde-1-
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s.ss-seho,ag BE11-z zz< C-0zzssE
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Dzy, Czzs & 5chsal Efszsa. Eszz-
f4tyfzE TIA Grgzzz<-E z STAY.
M-K LEzxse En51a@rz-
ll-Bi-Zl5-ZT II ia PzaEie s-aoslz
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DlBrzE1z
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llsgs-seAscs llsc1s1zs-szy1- w. Z
RSx3sT.
ScAacz GznzxszaE1 - Sza I.
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Casa Ezzzzs1szz - szz Z A.
LrT1ae.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

paosssn TEAcHEEs' MEETING
HELD ~ MEXICO.
FHesy arc earuraay. Sept srs
arc 80.
Fd6sy, opssns.
1tst8-OEEazizafica an6 E1rollzent-
I9s5e-Gsasr4l OztHns C Plzrs fof
Nork iz eoanty ezr3zE c1sanz s-ar--
Cosnrr szpersrtszee1G
ie:sB-rhs Cozrss q etu6T, Iu
Uses Talse-Prla- J. ". ArkizA
AserzaSiez q ths vork-aIss Col.
osa Ensrsoa, Miss BlzEzka Wli;s.
CeaerzI Dsscussioz-
ils5o-TLs cosrss Of stndy. Phi
m4ry Ee16ing-Mra. v. B. BoE.
naE. sgLss Ina wyekoL
Aftsrnoan-
f.5o-TAs couFzs q s1s6T; speHEEg
--s. 7. Davis
Writing ard DT1wt1E-Prln. Lottie
KiEg. Pearls T=sker.
fst9-c.iHsz.ne1tfoz ot the sehool.
Basis. Irregular Pupgz Lid b.
Nlss Geo Pearls ss<tls: Lea 3.
Dosel1. A. A. DunsAz-
GezerzI DsselsGa0z.
25b-The COsrss Of Study: Arf1h-
netio-Prin. 3. z CoEherd. Geo.
Co&kIey.
5:gS-Ths Course of s1sy. Lar
egAss ard crazzar-Mr z. p.
Settle. K1rlEyille.
s:ze-Qusxsss and Dlsczassczs of the
ScAocI Law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-19

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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18
10000
ARCHIE BARRETT,

RuSk n.
that Fair be
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS REPORT
STATE oFiwIscoNs1N }ss
and that he he sna %a%. fs '5 co S"
he has moi by vare Of his OFFICE received any during the preceding
i
an" before me this Isl \ Masss
Supervisor report
County Board Supervisors Of Rusk County Wisconsin
M "a f ss a 81 e S % e & aS
% Ts T s ssa s the
'sRsSs 1S
fS NV Al S'ss io
o eom psGH % s aoS s bs G Clerk be
instructed issue certified COPIES Of this resolution and furnish each Assembly
said
Supervisors subbs
County CLERK Lays% init Wis .r
una and aa Of $1,000 90 against @ rs xpr DsG s s
p the United
beds RI BY the county without the the
'' " ' ' H'ssE'"'" ! s. R w. Z 4 sissssp,.
Bruce Wisconsin Nov. 28 1903.
tes 1q bvs R s qS9e sSa
FEES
prisoners in the county Jail pay
ss
salary shall
~e f hsF to a nss s deputy sheriff for which said
s es'n aS ass Gs fs s n
@
statues reads as s follows: ' " "non no" 0n ~ "
during the the by soan eanss any
a @
s q
s h the aR1s ss
he hsn snd board suc
h tx S ser the he be and
the ana @ and pos % sd
IN ss of Rs and s'
Solution 70 tx any
ase h eoun would hae % a Sa S S o s
undersherif paid
u s R aSq bit what ,rs @ of ss n a
@ s @
the a sad In s tie
pensson for services rendered in and out of the eoaty
s' '' ''' ' 'S 'S'''
Glenn Ii. Williams, District Attorney.
To the honorable sod uer7o snsk County,
Mr. Chairman and will show that progress has
nss S
a In g the g" nn ] p"p r
and in 1908 eighteen schools An
dsures show eosatry
When has ss bea
geographical position of the schools as WE'LL
usually untrue except for the present time when much or the tax pad
wild 1t impossible schools that viii
settlers few from Several schools that have been built within
being moved or about to be moved
Of pupils to the larger be where
ing children school This law should be extended that aid may
school pupils the walking
which is miles, school,
fsses
an ss s a ns and @ 5
on ave- @ Th law eoo m % M the ages
months
enrolled the month school, Unaer
delinquent
children
Marshall, Atlanta
Strickland and Fambeau Strickland has built the finest country school
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18


ered Roads and Bridge Committee.
III \
RECEIPTS.
County Board appropriation $500 90
DISBURSEMENTS
To expense taking exhibit Chippewa Falls and Madison
expense advertising county securing exhibit 5000
expense purchasing exhibit from the 1900
sa95 80
Balance hand 40
$500 90
IS. ARCHIE BARRETT
.r Secy Rusk County Fair Ass n.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18
Resolution No. |. y

A Arh h R Barrstn Sec Sr.
That
buildings
Petition and Development Committee
at rate Of six cent annum with the repositories said county,
4S5 e. asas so'' ,as
s5s < Ss'SS'aS s
lied arrange for the same the best possible STUBS
M5o1 saf 5sitss Rsa t as No " adopted
~ 1"'
ss11 ss''
{ I ! H H s;s::s s.: r n...,.
T1s o Ra GGo %
& ss sss
ana wee aSs 1e os advss
s@n+@" @ '1 1nsa
s5 a sSS s f s he
@ SS'a PsSs} 2Sssss
ss ste aas a Rs1 s5 sss s
OF me and report to his oala
Norden such committee. | 49,
m a5 4es a n Spanish War @
THEkEFoRE County Old
6"oss % "ss
Supervisor Miller moved No be adopted
5.
WHEREAS, There
RESOLN ED, BY
and
be taken
d. W. Maloney,
Barrett
Motion carried and resolution ~
No s.
RESOLVE By the Board
mat the
patients the
w. MaOney,
Supervisor W. Nlermoyed adopted
Motion
o
I4adysmih, Wis,
lot have side -
WHEREAS
the walk
3fiG'
Belt That Of
plank block
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED 70
fountain located souhof Court House midway
q
No IS, 81
WHEREAS, The
increased to that a typewriter,
BE 1T RfSOLV Ed That
purchaseOf a typewriter the j. w. Miller.
Resolution 81 Fl +
BE IT RESOLVED, That E Munroe
Deputy
e paid quarterly clerk hire the said Mrs F. Munroe
after January LIST, 1909 a Tom Foster, Supervisor @
Petition
Committee.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18

% so ns% Schools been sgh 3 me
The qualifications during year
es9s se as ssSh hn aT in d S S g 9
ag WITH me greater eP XII
s.s 8 Ss5Ssa
tie
ss sa 5sss
s sS s a
a., inc s ss@ss @
s ss9 5 ps but s ~ teachers "" the
g aSs s sa % @ 1 as sP'" "as
and s +. T
average sf pupils gS
schools 1s os s FROM nee pn nd n ss9s grade s the v ;
from the schools Many the ag the
the Iye
al ssst e., "S Ss.
] al % tier
WN. Mackin County Superintendent
Supervisor R S Ts of s1} IL sRS' a N0n carried
report ''' 'e oLE ERd' or or GoURTs REPORT.
To the Honorable the County Board of Rusk County
rom Sovembe re" 1907 1e sR Ss
L. i McGi Atty fees ordered by Court 1890
Jury fees 1880
Deficit last year northumberland. 45l4
,.... ,.....,..,. ss sa9Sa
]. N; HURLEss, cierk,
By W. T. ROONEY Deputy.
To s f m @ d @ Pq e~6 the receipts and
rarr>Do
To hand Nov. 20, 1907 S111@
70 amount received from redemption 50l633
s6928 "a
By amount paid certificates ..........,... $474652
By balance on hand, Now 81 1908 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 28l72
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18

Secy Rusk County Fair Ass n
tubbs moved that the of Fair Association be adopted
ed.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18

Ladysmith, Wis, Dec. l, 1908.
; O'Clock z. NJ.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS REPORT.
DISTRICT
STATE oE(wlscoNs1N.
RUSK COUNTY.

Glenn H. Williams being first duly
land the amendme thessto GLENN I'll WILLIAMS.
IT, E. CountYS1lerk
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-02-18

Ladysmith, Wis, Dec 1908.
o'clock NJ.
Meeting called to order by Chairman Helm
Edgar Fydrycowc Grndma Helm Kinyon Money
McCann j. w Miller, v v Miller Paulon, Ryal Stubb Wbt
tt.2.
Ladysmith, Wis,
County County Wis
Gentlemen We hereby respectfully petition body
conducting the annual u Co. Fair and for the
the buildings
been ably and and carried out during the past
We believe nOhnhat
it. that equals the benefit be derived from annual it
established
agriculture and that the future growth depends for its
the standpoint
from the annual fair ably handled the State Fair Chip
National Farmers Association Madison,
themselves much more benefit to the county than the appropriation
entitled
which carried the Fair the whole
benefited that the whole
he
RUSK ASSOCIATION.
RVT Tom Faster Preside
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T. T..
oath that he the duly elected and qualified County Clerk Of the said
disbuSed by him since his report the County Board
November that compliance provisions
f. MUNROE
o
4 Kie, Notary Public.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
Joy RIDE" ON AN ENGINE
HAN With a jag Nearly Runs Into
Train Of President of the
Lackawanna.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Nov. PA specia
train carrying President W. H. Trues.
dale Of the Delaware. I.ackawanna &
Western railroad and other officials
had narrow escape from a passenger
train wrecked last night and incident
ally a new form OF "joy-riding" was
brought to light.
Thomas Teal of Kingston is accused
of having taken a mine train to move
upon the main line with permission,
and was held without bail today on
several charges.
Teal, according to his story, was
drinking last night, and, calling at the
Avordale colliery, where the engine was
stationed, represented himself as the
master mechanic and directed that the
engine be prepared for a special run.
About midnight he took the engine
out on the main track and had a wild
joy ride. The whistle of the Truesdale
special, however, warned him of Dan
ger and by a quick dash he reached
a switch Just in time to avoid collis-
ion with the officials train.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
One Million Dollars
for a Good Stomach
This Offer Should Be a Warn
ing to Every Man and
Woman

The newspapers and medical journal.
nave had much to say relative to a IA.
nous millionaire's offer OF & million dol
! lars for a new stomach.
This great multi-millionaire was toe
busy to Worry about the condition Of his
stomach He allowed his dyspepsia to run
from bad to worse until in the fnd IL be-
came incurable. His misfortune should
serve as a warning to others. Every one
who suffers with dyspepsia for few
years will give everything he owns for 6
new stomach
Dyspepsia is caused by an abnormal
state of the gastric juices. There is one
element missing-Pepsin. The absence OF
this destroys the function Of the gastric
fluids They lose their power to digest
food.
We are now able to supply the pepsin
in a form almost identical to that nat
uraliy created by the system when in nor
NAL health, so that 1t restores to the
gastric Juices their digestive power, and
thus makes the stomach strong and well.
We want every one troubled with indi-
gestiOn and dyspepsia to come to our
store and obtain a box of RexaH Dyspep-
STA Tablets. They contain Bismuth-Sub-
nitrate and Pepsin prepared by a process
which develops their greatest power TO
overcome digestive disturbance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the irrita-
bic. weak stomach, strengthen and invig-
crate the digestive organs, relieve nau-
sea and Indigestion. promote nutrition and
bring about feeling Of comfort.
If you give Rexan Dyspepsia Tablets
a reasonable trial we will return your
money if you are not satisfied with the
result. Three sizes, 25 cents, so cents and
Sl.00 Remember you can obtain Rexall
stores-The Rexall Stores. Smith Drug
Co, Inc. The Busy Corner" Smith Drug
Co, No. 2, 106 South Main street, and
Druehl & Franken, 2n South Main.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
CHURCH WILL TAKE PART
French Catholics Expect to Make
Their Influence Felt in Flu
ture Elections.

Paris, Nov. 23.-The Esore liberal sec
ton Of the French episcopate. headed
by Archbishop Turinase of Nancy, is
beginning to question the wisdom of the
militant section, which favors the for
nation Of a league of Catholic voters
in the coming elections. Liberals advo-
cate a broader union, which shall in
clude within the conservative forces
other than Catholic.
Archbishop Buzet OF Rouen, while
indorsing the idea that Catholics must
make their influence felt in the cleo
tons TO recover what they have lost,
has expressed outspoken opposition to
any active intervention by the church
in politics, arguing that the great mass
of the country is Republican and that
the mere suspicion that the movement
aims to change the constitutional reg
ime would be fatal.
Nevertheless, a majority of the bish-
ops and archbishops continue in favor
of the league.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
MORE HEADS WILL FALL
se-Cleaning in the Customs Ser
vice at New York Now APP
preaching Completion.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-Collector Loeb OF
New York left for home today, after
concluding his conferences with Presi-
dent Taft and Secretary MacVeagh re-
garding the customs service at New York.
The names of Richard Parr, chief of
the weighers division Of the New York
customs house, and of George w. Aid
ridge of Rochester. n. Y, have been men
toned in connection with the surveyorship
of the port of New York, which will be
vacated by Gen. J. S. Clarkson on jan
uary 1. but ii can be stated authorize
lively that it is planned to appoint neither
of them.
Mr. Loeb said the house-cleaning in the
customs service at New York was about
completed. Within the next week he will
dismiss a dozen or more workers.
He stated that when they were let out,
he thought the service would be in first
class shape and that no more dismissals
in the near future were contemplated.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
WHY CANNON WAS KILLED
American Took Part in a War Be-
tween Nicaragua, Honduras and
Salvador in 1904.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 2S.-That Le-
roy Cannon gained the lasting enmity
of President Zelaya of Nicaragua by
his participation in the war between
Nicaragua. Honduras and Salvador IN
1904. was the substance of a statement
made today by ]. I. Mather of this
city.
Mr.. Mather met Cannon in 1904, after
he had fled to Mexico, having been ex-
He'd by Nicaragua and Honduras, and
later spent some time with him in
Puerto COrtez, Honduras, after Cannon
had returned there in an effort to re-
cover his estates, which had been con-
fiscated
Cannon was one of the best-known
men In Central America" said Mr..
Mather. HE owned large estates in
Nicaragua and Honduras, but was ex-
He'd from both countries after the war
with Salvador in 1904. He was charged
with having aided Salvador. He was
In command of a large military district
In the war and in that way gained the
lasting enmity of President Zelaya."
Special Thanksgiving Dinner.
Cullen Hotel Cafe. Served y to $3.50;
$100
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
ERIE ELECTION.
Charles A. Peabody Chosen Director
to Succeed E. II. Hartman.

New York, Nov 23.-Charles A. Pea
body was elected a director to succeed
the late E. II. Hartman and r. S. Low
EFT. president Of the Union Pacific, was
selected to fiji the vacancy in the execu-
tive committee at the meeting Of the
board Of directors Of the Erie railroad
today.
John c. Stuart, general manager, was
promoted to vice president, in charge
OF the operating, maintenance and me-
chanical departments. The present ex-
ecutive officers were reelected.
Mr.. Peabody was also elected a d.
rector of the New York. Susquehanna
& Western railroad, TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Hartman,
and an executive committee composed
Of Mr.. Peabody, President Underwood,
Norman B. Ream, L. r. Loree, ]. Nc
Cullough and G. A. Richardson was
appointed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
/ O r DIN A r Y CARE
| lessons DANGER

Authorities are pretty well united in the
opinion that ordinary care on the part of
the individual greatly lessons the danger
OF contracting consumption. So many
cases Of this dread disease have their cri-
gin in neglect Of an ordinary cough or
cold, that Il is appalling to note the in
difference with which so many people re-
gard this common complaint.
At the first indication of q cold steps
should be taken to check it at once. For
this purpose the following simple for
mula is highly recommended as being
most effective. Mix together. in a large
bottle, two ounces of Glycerine, a half
ounce Of Virgin Oil of Pine compound
pure and eight ounces of pure whisky.
Shake well and take teaspoonful four
times a day. 1t is claimed by the Leach
Chemical Co. OF Cincinnati, who prepare
the genuine Virgin OIL of Pine compound
pure, that this mixture will break up a
cold IN twenty-four hours and cure any
cough that Is durable.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
COPPER MERGER HELD UP
Lawyers for Interests Concerned Fig
uring of Effect of Standard
Oil Decision.

New York, Nov. 23.-The proposed $500,
100000 copper combine has been held up,
temporarily, at least, according to Wall
street reports today, until lawyers for
interests concerned can figure out the ef-
feet that the Standard Oil decision of
last Saturday will have upon the merger.
Prominent corporation lawyers were
quoted today as advising that 1t would be
the face CT a decision so drastic and ap-
parently prohibitive as that of last week.
As q result of these reports, all prom
inent stocks took heavy slumps today.
down from 90 to S73s, while the coppers
traded in on the curb lost from / to 6
points.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
FRED LIQUOR" BY MAIL.
Effect of the Prohibition Law in State
of Oklahoma,

Washington, Nov. 2S-Sixteen quarts of
whisky for $3.50 is a quotation given for
red liquor" in Oklahoma in the official
records of the postoffice department
In Oklahoma the sale of intoxicating
liquors is prohibited by law, and much
liquor consumed in that state is shipped
from adjoining states. Generally, II is
ordered and paid for by mail.
Today Postmaster General Hitchcock
received a letter from the postmaster at
Maimi. Okla, enclosing an application for
a money order made at that office. The
applicant wanted a quantity OF red
liquor" In the amount space the terms
''16 quarts" was inserted, and in the dol
lar space the sum $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-24
Scion Chase,

Turner. Maine. Nov 23.-Solon Chase. a
celebrated figure in the days of the Green
back agitation thirty years ago. died of
heart disease today. He was 81 years
old.
At the height OF the Greenback cam
paign, Chase stumped the country as
far as the middle west driving a pair
of steers hitched to a hayrack, from the
rear end of which he delivered his
speeches. He was publisher of Chase 5
Chronicle, q Greenback organ