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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
AIoa seRlNes News.
chlldrsn's Mission Sand Render =
Mest lnisrssllnp Program.

NhNuleHA WINSTON heHo HenpeF
Most interesting Program.
HIGH SPRINGS. Noy. 20 on las,
sunday evening. al the Methodist
church. a most interesting program
Nas rendered by the chlldrcn's sis
sion Hand also q very interesting ser.
mon ON Missions" b. the presiding
elder The church was beautifully
decorated with eyeFgreens and cut
dowsrs.
Mrn. }. W. Grimes Of jacksonville
IL visiting her mother airs. r. D.
Riyes. Or a few days
Mrs ~ C. Cato has been indis
posed for the past week
The W. C. r. a. held as regular
meeting on Monday afternoon. 81
which tine delegates we're elected 20
attend the State convention
Nra a. Mel. Grady and @Fs. Jas
Paul attended the annual Federation
oi womaH's Clubs At Palstka this
Feek
Mrs. Cora BrautIsy and daughter
% Tennessee are visiting MFr. = y.
Nrai
mrt l. G. Gmcy Of 0alnesyiile gis.
Ref relatives be- iovu this week
IA Stephens ihs popular fruexlnt
Hent auay the other day and uhsn
% returned % the sarpriss ~ ~
mssy friends b. dld MOI Feisrh sloae
having ben quietly married % Nlss
Zola simmons 81 Montiealin Mss
Simmons % no stranger in oar midst
hntlnE 81 0as time spent several
months here ahsrs she made . host
q friends sh0 uish then, = iesr
ard happy ilfe
We are sorry 10 report sickness a.
~ family o. NJ ,. o Nesi n0fb
bis moshsS sn4 uitie s0n have been
qulis Fick
On nsas wednesday sTealsE No
tembef 2fih. there on ~ q silver
me.isl oonfeai a. ths sctooi ss4ito
nam. EFsFyt1aY lnFiisd
TAsfe Wss q seilFhffsi 6aflY go
ssres ne yoasN foits 81 NFs q ~
Lyoaf 49, eFeainw utlsb go ~
logef b. 3 krrt uBnbF
~. > G Re9sfs bresets frf lts
aisrtua ml1is 81 Ntt e1n11T
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
CIRCUIT COURT ApIOUENs.
Electra Peoples Pisad Guilty 10 A..
afavssed Assault and Sentenced,
Feow aaoaag,. NATE e,..

Electra Peoples pisad Guilty 10 A..
afavssed Assault and eentsnsed,
From Sundays Daily suns
After a session LASTING two weeks.
che fan term % the Circuit Court 90.
i0urned Saturday morning
There Was only Oae case remaining
On che criminal docket 70 b. disposed
~ Friday Hlsht being the case Of
the State So Eiscira Peoples. a ue,
Ero woman of Wlieos. charged with
assault witb inteut 10 murder. The
case Nas called Immediately upon the
eonveuinR n tho coaft Saturday
mOfniug the defendant being arralxn
"a and pleading EalltY 81 asEfaftied
asnaaii. which plea thu court accept
"a, and ths aomah vas sentenced 10
pay q nue % fEs and coats. ia defaair
~ which she must spend three months
10 ths county iait
Judge wills end other e0HFg afi.
Ciala are % b. congratulated upon
nniablus the work Ia 20 short q tims.
~ there eas q heavy docket and che
majority ~ eases were disposed nf ~
pFocess ~ aualgnment and trial
Among ne criminal eases disposed
of wefe three murders. all ne a..
PENDANTS beinr negroes Tuo o. the
pfi1oners plead ssillt 20 mnrasr la
ihs second decree aaa each was sen.
teaeed 70 BE lmpfisoamsnt The
third defendant i'm Lady. vent 10
tfiai ard lhe verdict ~ ihe Jury uns
mwfer 70 a. third degree. shea
Lae1r vas seniensed % luo yeas
a. aiaie prisoa q lard hbor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
CONNIE mcLRoaE
Huffman House Being Renovated FoS
tho NsN College.

Huffman House Being Renovated FoF
the NsN College.
MELRosI. Nov 30 Tie work oi
ronoyatlng and altering tho Huffman
House for The now phl Sigma Col
loge has bcFun.
8. Il, Jenkins and family have 70.
moved 20 lakeland
MrH q. T. whitney. Mlnu Marion
whitney and Earnest whitney have
returned after years ahsohce IN
Connecticut
Simon Coward has sold part o.
the lot adjoining his store 10 q. No.
bles. Who viii build On uplo.date
buteherahop shortly. me lumber hay.
los already been ordered
Dr Frank Mcilae drove 10 Gaines.
vile recently IN hls Brush car. taking
about two hours % make the a0mlie
trip via Orange Heights on The coun.
iy road ~ covering one or two miles
here aud there with pine siraW the
trio could b. made IN much less
time
@ y. Huffman has returned from
his Wait 90 1--we Oak much benefited
81 health
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22
TRUCTED TRACK;
GOT INTO TROUBLE
Lee WANTED TO ACT HERO,
BUT GOT CAUGHT.
eiHna crosstles on Track Lad
warned Approaching Train Of
Danger, and Was pinehsd.

i sDeclal Agent Chas. Pinkoson
4. Atlantic Coast Line belongs the
4. 0, arresting and landing be-
the bars Of the Marion county
i oeala a young negro. Ray.
Rhodes, who contested TO OBJ
hing the railroad track near
small station in Marion coun-
II placing crossties across the
b. Rhodes was arrested he at
aOutly denied bis guilt, but fin
broke down and confessed all.
iaied, however, that 1t was not
Intention to cause a wreck, but
ssired the distinction of acting
hero OF the occasion by waving
nln down and warning the crew
y approaching danger, so that 1t
/ appear he had ierked the pas
BIS from the jaws Of death, so
peak
odes plan worked admirably as
B waving the train, etc, went,
BIS actions created suspicion,
resulted in his subsequent ar
negro, who Is nothing more
an Cyergrown lad. stated that
BAL heard the story OF a boy
cice PILED ties on a railroad track,
\ the train down. and was the
.tat Of regular oldtime hugging
as well as many niekeIs, dimes,
tn and halves at the hands
passengers. he thought that
tae and decided to try It him
boz II did not work so well
case.
pies will no doubt be handed a
iis about like six months or a
b The gang" for his efforts TO
hero" Of himself.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22

X. Sparkman in his meat market. He
began drinking. which led him to the
crime Of murder, before he left.
Mrs. Bailey has about recovered
from her recent serious illness. DIT.
Boring was her physician and Miss
Enteuza trained nurse.
Mrs, ]. p, Entenza is here for a
few days from Jacksonville to pack
her household goods and have them
shipped to that city, where Mr.. En-.
tenza has moved his cigar factory.
Rev, ID. L. Branning was sixty-seven
years old on the Goth ult.. and he and
Mrs. Budington-Branning, two years
younger, were married forty-six years
on the 18th inst They have had
eleven children and eleven marriages
OF their children. His mother had
eleven children and her mother thir.
teen. making thirty-fve for the three
mothers. Rev. Brannlng has given
over forty years service free OF
charge to the church as local
preacher. Now, after long, indus
trlous life. he is laid on the shelf
as II we're. In III health. and the old
song is apropos: Lay down the
shovel and the hoe, Hang up the I'D.
die and the bow etc.
J. l.. Strickland is having the Reed
house taken down by Contractor
Stokes in view OF using the material
to build one or more cottages in that
section OF town where he owns vacant
lots.
Ten prominent citizens. accompa.
MED by Commissioner Dampier. went
out to prospect for a strengthening Of
the public road to Santa Fe river. the
county line II being impracticable
to construct a bridge on the present
road, a new site was chosen, and the
cooperation OF Bradford county Is
expected to build new steel bridge.
This would put Waldo on the auto
mobile route.
Mrs Redo and s. l.. Kramer have
consummated trade OF places and
they have moved into their new pos.
sessions. Mr. Kramer paid consider.
able difference.
A merchant corrects a statement
made IN a former note by saying he
has recently been selling kerosene az
10 cents per gallon
Christopher Neal went south to Okla.
humpka TO be under n specialist for
consumption, and Is confined 10 the
bed Miss Nora Gelgcr, who is also
'aHeeted. is still having fever
Mrs d. Hicks and Miss Daisy
Hicks have gone TO jacksonville for
a few days.
Mrs } r. Wilkerson has gone 20
Alachua az a representative Of the
Woman's Home Mission Society
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-22

Tbers 500 appe1rt % b mofs cora
n osdsfen eounty than ln fhret
rear. and Il nothihE prevtn1 ~
urrs 30 crop On - hfst &at
- sozk sars1 rean - mFtEai
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
MANUFACTURE OF COKE
IN COLORADO AND UTAH

In the geological surveys annual re
mort on mineral resources of the United
States. the statistics of the manufacture
of coke in Colorado and Utah are com
bined in order not to diVulge individual
operations. there being but two establish
ments i'm Utah. both of which are owned
by one company. The production of the
two states in 1905 amounted to $50 29l short
tons. valued at S3.23S.SSS, against l,42l.5l9
short tons. valued at S4,747,436 in 1907. The
decrease in 1903 was $3.50 per cent in guam
tity and BIS per cent H. value The aver
age price per ton declined from 1881 to
$3.50. 4 notable increase is observed in
the percentage yield of coal in coke dur
ing 1898, as compared with preceding
years. This IS probably due to the larger
proportion of coal which was washed be
fore being charged into the ovens. In
1908 nearly - per cent of the coal used
for coke making was washed, while in 1897
only a little more than half of it was
washed. There were IS COking establish
ments in the two states during 1905, the
same as i'm the preceding year. The total
number Of ovens noted was 4,705. an in
crease of - over 1907. OF the IS estab-
ments six. having q total of 1169
ovens, were idle throughout the year.
For several years prior to 1906 praCti-
cally all the coal used i'm the manufac-
ture Of coke in Colorado and Utah was
washed before being charged into the
ovens. In 1906, however. 70S. 306 tons of
Tun-of-mine coal was used, of which 703-
$40 tons was washed. In 1897 the run-Of-
mine coal used decreased to 6791S2 tons.
of which 6l6z26 tons was washed and in
1908 there was a further decrease to 237,-
$40 tons, all of which was washed. The
amount of slack used i'm 1913 amounted to
1,308,504 tons, 909u tons of which was
washed before COking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
TINTIC FRATERNAL ORDERS
Various Societies Elect and Install
Officers for New

Eureka. July 23.-The new officers Of
Godiva lodge No Is, Knights Of Pythias,
were installed last Tuesday evening
Georse Hanson. who is deputy grand
chancellor and also member Of No u,
officiated at the ceremony. The new Oh
ficers installed are: c. q. GTlSgs, G -
Alex Blight V c: William GOuTlay,
prelate. Edward Pike, master OF work;
James p Driscoll master Of finance
John W HuTd. master or eNchequer' hen
~ Hanson, master Of arms j. A AIKEN,
inner guard and Bert Loose, outer guard.
No Is is now in a very flOurishing con-
dition and its ranks have been augmented
lately by several initiates.
The installation of the officers Of No.
u, l. o. O. T., took place last WeGnes-
ton work was done by District Deputy
Grand Master 4. L. Mitchell and Deputy
Grand Master John Morley. The follow
ing gentlemen are the new ofIlcers m
stalled; A J. Whitehead \. O.. John
Church Y. G.; J. r. Alfred, warden; }.
A. O'Brien. conductor; Robert AdamsOn
and Ii Duffin. right and left supporters
to V c.; George Taylor and +. FTisby
right and left scene supporters; H. ia
cobs. inside guard, and Fred Richeus, out
side guard.
on Friday last the Twentieth century
circle w. O. W. installed their officers
for the ensuing term. The new officers
are: Ellen Osborn. past guardian; Julla
Beck. advisor; Eunice SchOfield, ma
gician: Agnes Morley, clerk; Cecilia Ba-
con. banker: Fannie Fields, attendant
Arzley Evans, inner sentinel; Rebecca
Mitchell, outer sentinel, Emma Fullriede,
captain of the guards; Sarah Bowen, man
ager; Della Fields. musician; DIS Howell
and Laker, physicians.
The knights of the Maccabees OF Eu-
reka held an interesting session last Fri
day evening and initiated one candidate
This tent has now a membership of 10
in good standing and 10 date has dis
tributed $4,000 to beneficiaries IN the Tin
tic district Their local officers are: lob
ert AdamsOn. commander; John lvey
record keeper, Con KOpman. finance
keeper; H. r. Bates. sergeant, Andrew
johnson master at arms. Carl Holmes
and L. V. Ellington. masters of guards
John Holmes, sentinel, and William Aus
tice picket.
The Eureka temple of Pythian Sisters
has installed the following officers: Viz
ginia Griggs, past chief; c. Bacon, most
excellent chief: Gertrude Clarity, excel
lent senior: Frances Simpson, excellent
Junior; Versie Griggs. manager; Lizzie
Blight mistress of records and COrrespon-
dence; Nellie Cook, mistress Of finance:
Dollie Atkins. protector; Marie Gourlay
guard: Fannie Firth trustee. Mrs. Mary
DriscOll was the installing officer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
Royal Highlanders.

Utah castle nsld an enthusiastic meet
ing last Monday evening. It was the first
meeting for three weeks and was well
attended. A communication was read
from the chief secretary. Two bills were
read and ordered paid. and two commit
tees made final reports and were dis
charged with a vote of thanks for their
work. Clansman Hubbard made an ex-
tended report of the work accomplished
by the representative castle in Denver
The past illustriOus protector as installing
officer installed the following officers:
Illustrious protector, S. T. Carman: c. c..
Ida n. Ferris; worthy E. Mary L. Hub
bard, warder, Clansman SimOnson; first
c, Florence Apgar;. second c.. Fair Lady
ShaedleT; G. Of S. Oscar Miller: c. of A..
Ida Swanson: herald. Amelia Harden. and
manager, 9. NJ. Fraser. The installing Of
the guide was postponed until the next
meeting. There viii be a regular meeting
this evening. Visiting Highlanders are
Invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
Don't Swallow Drugs to Cure
Catarrh

Hr1mei pronounced High-o-1ne) is a
germ killing vap0r Of air which when
1-szthei either through the mouth or
nose will kill Catarrh germs and sooth
and heal the inflamed and mutilated
membrane.
Ev0me is such powerful germ de-
s-ov5r that it peletrates every fold and
-srcs of the Mucous membrane OF the
1.s and throat. And it kills the ca
u-t germs because it gets where those
health 6estrCyers are.
Ey0mei is pleasant to use. it is made
from concentrated extract Of pine and
eucalyptus taken from trees in inland
Australia where catarrh was never
Known
Breathe in this pleasant, healing vet
germ killing air you'll like to use Hy-
Isn through a small hard rubber in
-a-7r that comes with each outfit and
relief viii come quickly.
hyoUei is guaranteed by F. c.
eCaramm 10 cure catarrh or money
back, il gives most wonderful relief to
-7lsumptives. a complete outfit which
Includes an inhaler a bottle Of HyOmei
and simple Instructions for use costs
|8 and extra bottles if afterward
needed costs so cents Leading drug
g-sts everywhere sell HyOmei.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
Women Of Woodcraft.

WOOdblne circle No. d held a regular
meeting Thursday evening, July %, in l.
o. o. +. hall. The president Mrs ]. r.
BOwdle, requested the attendant to escort
to the campfire Past Officer Mary A
Brown and Past Officer l. A. Owens
She then presented NeighbOr Brown with
a beautiful past officers pin and Neigh
Dor Owens with signet ring. Neighbor
Bowdle made an appropriate speech, 20
which NeighbOTs Brown and Owens re-
sponded. The next meeting will be on
Thursday evening, July %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
American Yeomen.

The Brotherhood of American Yeomen
held their regular business meeting i'm
Federation hail last Thursday evening
WilfCT r. Douglas was Initiated and sew
eral applications were voted upon TIL &.
committee for the outing at Lagoon. Sat
urday, July p. reported that they had
arranged for a big event and that Ogden
and Murray would be ON hand for their
share of the fun There will be races
tug-Ot-War. boat races. swimming and
jumping contests. All members should
be present next Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
PYthian Sisters.

HermiOn temple No. S, Pythian Sisters.
met in regular session Friday evening
The sisters appointed a committee of
three to act with a like committee from
the three K. Of p. lodges to keep open
house to visiting members during c. A
r. Several visiting members reported
sick at St Marks hospital One applica-
ton was received. Owing to house clean
ing 'the hail. there will not be a tenn
pie meeting until August 6. Initiation and
final plans for entertaining visitors will
be determined at that meeting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
Eoresters of Ameriea.

Court salt Lake No. 1 met last Wed
nesday evening the X. of p, hail, No. p
West First South The attendance was
large. A +. BOwyer deputy grand, in
stalled the following officers for the en-
suing term: William Ray Greenig, c. r. :;
W. Henderson, S. c. R.; w. r. FlOhn.
). W; Carl Peterson. j. w; William II.
GTeenig, r. c.; J. II. rage. S. B.; W. II.
Walker. lecturer The G. r. appointed a
committee TO act on the applications Of
William Robinson and Samuel G. Powell,
two new applicants for membership The
committee having charge of arrangements
for the FOresters' outing reported that it
had decided on August I as the date and
Lagoon as the Dlaea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
No Laughing Allowed There,

Neither men nor women are allowed
TO laugh when their nerves are shat
tered. That is. their nerves don't allow
them to. But one box of Sexine Pills
will make you feel better. 81 a box, six
boxes S., with fun guarantee for any
form OF weakness in men or women.
Address or call F. ]. Hill Drug Co.,
The Never Substitutors, corner Sec
ond South and West Temple streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
ROYAL Neiuhbors.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 1912. ROYAL
NeighbOrs of America. held a regular
meeting last Wednesday night Two
candidates were initiated. several appli-
cations ballOted on and an invitation from
Excelsior camp. Modern Woodmen of
America. to the Woodnan outing to be
held at Lagoon next Thursday. was ac-
cepted. All Royal Neighbors are exDect-
ed TO be on hand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
Modern Woodmen Of America.

Excelsior camp held meeting last
Tuesday evening and two cards were pre-
scented for admission A special meeting
has be5n called for Tuesday evening with
reference to consolidation. and every
member is urgently requested to be pres
Cnt. The Royal NeighbOTs have kindly
consented to take part in the Lagoon out
ing, which will take place on Thursday.
the 29th
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
FraternaI Union of America.

Evergreen lodge 151 will hold a regular
meeting tonight at the odd Fellows hall
Another good turnout is assured on ac-
count of initiation. Other business of i'm
pOrtance will also be presented. All mem
bers Of the booster committee are urgent
" requested to be present as well as
every member interested in the coming
anniversary of the organization and the
celebration in honor of the visit of Su-
preme President F. T. Roose in the near
future
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
EXCURSION TO CANADA
Via Oredon, Short Line

Aug T. Round trip from Salt Lake TO
Lethbridge. S33S5; to Stirling, $3.50; to
Raymond, $500; to Magrath, $685. to
Cardston, S35.25; to Spring Coulee,
S34. 80. Train leaves salt Lake 2:25 d. m,
Aug. T. See agents for further particu-
lars. City Ticket Office, POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
Maccaheas.

Special review of hives and n. L. o..
7. NJ. will be held Tuesday afternoon.
July z, at o'clock in !. O. o. +. hail.
class initiation viii be held. Mrs. Alica
b. Locke state commander of Colorado.
will be with the ladies in the exemplifi-
cation of the work Immediately after the
close Of the review. the ladies (with
lunches prepared, viii go to the Saltair
depot and take the O'Clock train to the
lake, with Lady Locke the guest of honor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
FISH IT AWAY.
Baltimore SUM


If the hearts full of trouble and the soul
full of care,
Take 'em out to the bloom Of the bright
spring air;
If the burden seems heavy and the back
bends down,
Take a trip to the lanes at the end of the
town,
Sit there, sit there, sit there all day,
TIL you fish and you fish and you fish
it away
The loss and the gain and the grief and
the gloom,
Take them out to the bird and the beast
and the bloom:
The sorrow and the worry and the tear
in the eye
Need a whiff Of the wind and a breath of
the sky;
With the soul at rest and the heart at
Just fish and fish till you fish it away
Business looks bad and the works gone
wrong,
Take it out to the woods and the fields
full Of song;
To the tree and the stream, and they'll
hear your story,
While they lean to your lips with the
fresh lips of glory;
Don't mind q bit what the old folks say,
Just fish and fish till you fish it away,
Cross words, black looks, and you want
to forget
The best old cure for q crouch found yet
Is to taste Gods sun where it loves to
shine
On a stream where a man sits down with
his line,
And his hook and his cork and his bait,
to stay
Till he's fished and he's fished and he's
fished it away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26

Sego Lily lodge No. 252. T. +. B., will
not be able to meet as usual next We'd
nesday evening. The hall will be thor
Cughly renovated and viii be ready for
occupancy by our first meeting in Au-
cr11cf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
LOYAL Americans,

Salt Lake assembly $40 viii hold their
regular meeting Wednesday evening. July
q, in Jennings hall. All members are re
quested to be present, as important bust
ness will be transacted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
LIQUOR IRAF I1G-.
iPI551NDLY SCORED
n,tiooaI Attorney for Anti-Sa-
INN hmm League Strongly Ad-
yocateS Prohibition.
aoyEMENT GROWS STEADY
..,os DISTRIBUTED TO ENLIST
CAM FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

% wheeler. national attorney
Na ,r.-S ..rrr league, delivered an
ioI -'- .- .r- tabernacle yesterday after
s'--- IN advocacy of the extension oil (ne
noon ...r movement 10 Jtan- MT.
rToli9,.. .,.-, .--.r his satisfaction at the
N13-l- T--.a- made. and predicted that
prog --.-rT ra iu the dry column
tl7 s.a.- wears The tabernacle was
ri...- ..---- -.s.n 400 audience that listened
~5- -l- n rfr AVhceIer's remarks.
a.5. rrr-f introduction by the KEY Dr.
-- -uu.r executive repre- sehlo4Ne on
! 2,.-.--. r. Utah. Mr.. Wheeler took the
star --,.rs-af that the sentiment of the
.rrugir- I'm every state, and
1.- -r- churches in backing the move
'la- u. r-. the credit for a large share
E,- certifying results. lie said that in
- III. sentiment was due IN large
..-. On rl. Word of wisdom handed
s-rr Hv your great prophet
business Men No Longer Afraid.
.r,rr En- this great campaign" said
,, Wheeler. business men were afraid
~. would hurt business if the saloons
ui-- -.-- ONT These business men are
@ Ferriuz the liquor traffic. They
III tF4t tie money that was formerly
-+ boz saloons now finds its way into
..-sfa channels of trade; that credit
.-bsfa-. that the per capita of the pOpu-
-.H1n has grown many fold.
70 recall one instance in my own state
If 0Ha where a travelling salesman Wis
--4 q business man iu one of the smaller
.,rr1 While D.. was in the store a
-gr5r came I'M and ordered a large bill
n Goods for which she paid cash. She
.-s5 said rH tine clerk. We have an old
-.aent here. wII. YOU please see how
....s. Ha amount WAS large nrIf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
VINDICATIONl
DIT WE ARE NOT DONE,
DO L I'VE HAVE JUST BEGUN.

If dear esteemed magnes going to drop the
matter they badly fooled in their lives To at
tack competitor his methods honesty in the public press
small matter and these people have burned their fingers
in their efforts far, it nothing the scorchng they will
get later
When you into court you with clean hands
if you expect to get hearing who is the lookout
for faults in others is. well. not perfect