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OF Dsys,

1t is good to know that our "of
days" are recognized and apologize,
for, If there is no accounting for them
by a Viennese physician. This au
thority describes bad days. al
periods when one suffers, without an.
appreciable cause, from headache o.
other physical ills, or perhaps onl.
from lassitude or nervous irritability
He suggests that the sufferer "shouls
go into the country. If 1t Is summer
let him lie in lonely field and >thinl
of nothing but the cows. But also b,
should not eat meat" In other words
the cure for an "off day" is q ida,
off," Some, without doubt, have, u
their own minds, at least, alread,
formed belief in the virtue of thii
remedy, even II they have not Away
been able to Justify themselves Il
taking 1t.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

l, II. B. Bell, sheriff of Ford county, Kan
sas hereby give notice that on the 2Oth day
north door OF the City Hall In the city of
Dodge City in Ford county, state OF Kan
sas, | will sell at public sale for cash in
hand the following property to wit
One frame building about 25x30 #. shingled
roof, one |. II G. vertical gas engine, one
Mayer Bros trip hammer, set blacksmith
tools, one forge, the property of George
Hendrick son. to satisfy judgment rendered
against the saiS George Hendrickson, taken
on execution in favor of the Edwards &
Nichols Lumber & Supply Co., corporation
doing business at Spearville, Ford county
Kansas.
Dated this 7th day of January, 1910.
II. b. BELL, sheriff OF Ford county.
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The visit Of the people Of the Christian
church last Sunday evening wasa man
lies htion Of Christian fraternity. Rev,
Sorey delighted the large and attentive
audience with q strong sermon. II was
felt that the occasion resulted Ia much
profit.
The usual services will be maintained
mex. Sunday. AT the evening service the
pastor will deliver the discourse an
nounced for last Sunday: appreciated
Ideals"
The Brotherhood will meet at $3.50 2.
NJ. Discussion: Resolved that the Gov
ernment should own and operate the Rail-
roads.
The pubic Is cordially Invited to the
services Of the church.
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First Published Jan. 8. 1910.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

The State of Kansas to W. A. Davis Greeting
You will take notice that you have been
sued by l.. J. French & 90 before p. X. Hob
BILE, a justice OF the peace in and for Dodge
City township, Ford county, Kansas, ant
that trial of said cause will be had before
said justics at his Office in Dodge City, Fore
county, Kansas, on the 24th day OF January
1917, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day. You are
further notified that said justice on the l4tl
day OF December, 1909. issued an attachment
for the sum of $l5.0 90 and costs of suit whcl
said order has been levied upon certain
goods and chattels belonging to you anC
unless you appear before said justice of The
peace at his Office in said FORD county, Kaa-
sas, on said 2ith day of January 1910 anC
show cause there VIII be rendered against
you a judgment for the sum of $500 ant
costs OF suit and said attachment order will
be confirmed and said attached property
sold to pay said judgment and costs of suit
Witness my hand this 3Oth day of Decem
ber 1909
r. H0BBLE, Justice of the Peace.
W. K. MILLER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Gardens Bordering sosphorus.

No house Is. too small to have a gar.
den, walled as garden should be,
and doing more for the outsider by its
green suggestion of withdrawal than
by any complete revelation Of ite
charms. Few of these pleasaunces
do not enjoy some view of the Bos
phorus. l know one such, contain
ing a Byzantine capital that makes
the cedar of Lebanon above 1t throw
as secular a shade as you please, SC
cunningly laid out at length on the
hillside that the Bosphorus is mere
ornamental water of lower terrace.
This grand canal Of Constantinople
enters bodily into certain thrice en-.
viable yalis on the waters edge. Their
windows overhang the sea or are sep
arated from 1t merely by narrow
causeway. And each contains Its own
marble basin for boats, communicat
ing with the open by a water gata
or by canal or tunnel through this
Quay.--Scribner's.
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INSURANCE COMBAT
NEWIENoLANpER FOUGHT sLooP
or WAR slNoLE-HANDED.
Remarkable Engagement That Took
Place In Beverly Harbcr In 1775
British Commander Finally
Glad to Withdraw.

III p6VeIly udEuOI, Ou Sho poAAe VI
which President Taft will make BIZ
summer home, picturesque engage
ment of the revolution was fought.
A quiet autumn day in 1775 Deacon
Joseph Stephens, happily storing hi
golden harvest of corn, was startled b.
a cannon ball that crashed through the
wall of his barn and knocked the nigi
wheel from his favorite chaise.
A loud boom came up from the har
Dor. With 1t, the deacon's indignation
rose to fighting point. Dropping MI
corn fork and selling his musket, h'
ran to the, water front to punish who
ever 1t was that had damaged his We
hicle. He threw himself behind thu
huge powders of Washington stree
beach. Thrusting his musket through
crevice, he opened fire on the enemy
the British ship Of war Nautilus. Fol
while the strange and unequal en-
gagement, of one man against shiI
of war was maintained.
Gunners of the Nautilus not being
able to see the deacon behind his huge
natural fortress, turned their guns
upon a more shining mark, and fret
upon the town, making the spire o.
the Old South church their specia
target.
In the line Of fire lived stout dame
who was baking bread when the can
mons began to boom. She had jus
put a batch of bread into the oven
and she refused to move, even though
the entire British force came. Curl
>osity got the better Of her determine
ton, however. She peeked out to SEE
what was going on. A cannon ba
whizzed by. She turned In terror ant
fed, and she did not stop running un
til she was in the depths Of the deep
est valley on Rial side.
Minutemen hurried to reinforce the
deacon. Cannoneers manned the gun.
on Hospital point, Beverly, and on for
Lee at Salem Willows. A cross fire O.
cannon balls and a sprinkling Of mus
ket bullets was poured into the Nau
titus. The privateer Pilgrim, in pur
suit of which the Nautilus had come
into the harbor, ran around the corner
of Hospital point into shallow waters
and was safe from pursuit.
In his eagerness for prey the Brit
ish captain forgot the falling tide
When the fire upon him made his po
sition uncomfortable he gave orders tt
withdraw, but the falling tide had lef
his ship fast aground.
For while the Yankees made tar
get of the Nautilus. But the guns ant
cannons of the time were not armol
piercing, nor even oak plank piercing
at a range of half a mile. So practice
In Workmanship and what pleasure
there was In shooting at an enemy
was all that the Yankees got for theil
efforts.
When the tide rose the Nautilus put
out to sea. Deacon Stephens wend
back home and mended the nigh whee
Of his favorite chaise and the stout
dame returned home and took the
bread from the oven.
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First Published Dec. %, 1901
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State Of Kansas, Ford county, ss.
i X StVmata

State of Kansas, Ford county, ss,
J. X. Stymets tE
vsu L&M lH91
Curt Bell, defendant
Curt Bell, you are hereby notified that on
the 7th day of December 1909, you were sued
by the above named plaintiff before P. II.
Hobble, a Justice of Peace in and for Dodge
City township, Ford Co. Kans., for the sum
Of $3.50 and on the above date an order Of
garnishment was issued to the A. T. Il 8. r.
Ry. Co. TO secure the amount and costs of
suit.
The above entitled case Is set for Tuesday
on the 10Th day Of January 1910 at 10 a. m
and II defendant failes TO appear, plaintiff
will take judgment for $3.50 and costs of suit.
j. X. Stymets, plaintiff.
Attest p. H. Hobble
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First Published Dec. q, 1909.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEr

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
U. s. Land ONCE at Dodge CITY, Ksn.)
Dec. IS, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Henry L. Nc
Roberts OF Wright, Kansas, who on June l,
1905 made Homestead Application No. 26686
serial number 04b77 for swk neA, section /.
township 26s, range 24w, 9Th P Meriden, has
filed notice of intention to make final copi-
mutation proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register and
Receiver OF the U. 8. Land Office at Dodge
City, Kans as, on the Srd day of February
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James V. Mckinney of Wright, Kansas.
Josiah b. Incl of Wright, Kansas.
Hiram NJ. speer of Wright, Kansas.
FrankW. Collier of Spearville, Kansas.
H. MILLIKAN, Register.
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Monarchs Al Home.

The king was in his counting room
counting out his money, the queer
was in the kitchen eating bread and
honey.
| I'VE are trying to make the neigh
bors think we have gone TO the coun
try" she cried.
i Thus we see life was the same Ia
olden times.
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Il come from one Of the Oldest fam
lies in Europe" said the titled sitor
Il know" answered Mr.. Cumrox;
zone Of those families that fought and
worked so hard years ago that subse
quent generations have done nothing
except try to get rested up"
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-06
Brave Fire Ladies'

often receive severe burns, putting out
fires, then use Bucklen's ArnIca Salve
and forget them. IL soon drives out
pain, For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Cuts
and Bruises it's earth's greatest healer.
Quickly cures Skin EruptIons, Old
SoFss, Boils, Ulcers, Felons: best Pile
cure made. Relief 10 instant. 25c at
Palace Drug Co.
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The Trouble man loafed in his door
way, contentedly smoking pipe. Now
and then people rushed up to the door
and entered. In little while they
went away carrying great burdens.
Borrowers" the Trouble man en-
planned. I'm the old days used ia
have to 60 on the road and simply
force my goods on people, but every
body comes to me nowadays and all ]
have to do Is sit here and tend Shop
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OFFICIAL COUNTY and CITY PAPER
BACKWARD OR FoRwARDl

that a good many Of the business
men realize that there will be ne.
cessity Tor lot Of hustling in a
public way in Dodge City in 1910.
A town must either 60 backward or
forward. The opportunity in 1910
will be good for leap forward with
the proper effort put forth. With
the present lack Of organization, we
not only will not 60 ahead, but we
will not be able to hold what we
have. There are some Of the bust
ness men who are better fixed fnan-
cially, who have more at stake, who
seem to think that q new commercial
club shoutd be organized, with q
pretty high initiation fee, to handle
different propositions that come up.
While this paper believes thoroughly
that to make a success Of any town
movement the whole town should
pull.together, that town spirit counts
ss we'll as money, it can see nothing
against such commercial club as
mentioned above, and it would like
to see one working within the next
month. At the same time this should
not interfere with Booster club OF
from one to two hundred members
being formed, q kind Of junior COM
mercial club that would have plenty
of work to do, and that within its or
Qsnization would create lively town
spirit and in the end be Of fully as
much benefit 10 the town al the
senior club. The time to start on
these movements is NOW. If it is
not done the town will be the loser.
There is lot Of ability and. energy
of the public interests kind that is
going to waste in Dodge City. In
the crowd that took up the matter Of
rebuilding the Christian church last
Friday there were some excellent
public workers. They took but one
day for their work and planned it SO
that success was sure. Nearly every
organization in town shows a lot OF
ability and public spirit within its
organization. The entire town work
ing together could accomplish won
ders. The idea OF smaller organ
ization as q commercial club to con-
slider matters Of financial nature is
carried out in every successful town,
but the town spirit that meets every
stranger with the glad hand, that
keeps open house all The year round,
and that boosts and boosts every
thing and anything in the town or
for the town and that finally impress
ses the world outside that it really
must be THE TOWN, can only come
from more wide spread organiza-
ti6n and the commercial club would
find that alarge Booster club would
be Of great assistance to it in a great
deal Of it's work. Lets get together
divide up the work and get these two
clubs going.
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City Trsasursr's Report.

Dodge City. Kansas, Jan, 5th, 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor and city council
OF Dodge City, Kansas.
Gentlemen:
herewith respectfully submit my Quarter
ly Statement Of receipts and disbursements
for the quarter ending December 3ist, 1909.
Balance from last report .......... $ 6958 on
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-06

Will trade for mules or cattle REQ tour.
Ing Car, 1909 Model, been run about
three months. ls 10 new condition.
@. NJ. ROBERTS
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FREE CALENDARS.

Get Nice Calendar at the Real Es-
tate ONCE Of G.. L. Painter.
The real estate Office Of G.. L.
Painter has > fine display Of good
business calendars for distribution.
They viii be founa useful r
and you are invited to call and see
Them and seIsct one for your home
sor Office.
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-06

FoR Rnr-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire At 40 Fourth
Ave. 2t
The Globe-republican., 1910-01-06

Wantsd- TO rent q piano. Best of
care taken. Inquire at this ofloe.
Ifyou want good work 90 to the MID.
sand barber shop. Everyone given the
bsst work, not once 1but every tims. II
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
CANDIDATES. FOR
HELEGISLATURE
Republicans Who Have Beer
Nominated in Each County
of the State.

Twenty counties in Utah viii
vote for state senators and members
Of the legislature next Tuesday and
the voters in these counties can make
no mistake By supporting the men
whose names are found in the follow
ing list Republican candidates in the
various counties are as follows;
Beaver-Senator, h. ". Lunt, Cedar
City. Representative. F. ID. Farms
Box EIder-SenatOr, ". c. HOrsiey
Brigham City. Representative, David
HOlmgren, TremOnton.
Cache-Senator, Herschel Bullen, LO-
gan. Representative F. W. Robin
son, Logan, c. I. Funk, Richmond; D.
w. BeckmOre. Paradise.
CarbOn-SenatOr, q. 4. lversOn
Price. Representative, Anthem Mad
sen, ScOfield.
Davis-SenatOr. Christopher Burton
1r.. kaysville. Representative, John
", Thornley,, kaysville
Emery-Represent v. j. Seeley
Castledale.
Garfield-SenatOr, Warren Sevy,
Richfield. Representative, j. \. Hen
RE. fanguitch.
Representative. J. p. Miller
Moab.
Representative MILFORD Day
Juab&senator. ]. A. HYDE. Nephi.
Representative, James D. Stark. Eu-
relSa.
Representative c. j. smith
Glendale
Representative Jacob A.
Langsten Hinckley.
n-Representative James A,
Anderson, Morgan.
Representative A. L. Hay
Rich-Representatiye, John Il. spen-
Ger. Randolph.
salt Lake-SenatOrs: 5 j. Stookey
tholdeverl; Benner \. Smith, salt Lake
Carl Badger tholdoverb; William y.
Williams, Salt Lake. - Z. Marks thold-
over). Representatives 4. l.. Holman
Bingham, q. g.. Grape. Sandy. ". H
Tobias Salt Lake; j. A ElIman. Salt
Lake; F. 7. Hines. Salt Lake; l. Dahl
quist. salt Lake: II. r. Cole, salt Lake;
T. j. Eardley, salt Lake. c. Y. Rus
sell. salt Lake; Daniel McRae Granger,
San Representative, Wayne
II. Redd. Bluff
Sanpete-SenatOr, " d. Livingstone,
Manti Representative, T. +. kearnes,
GunnisOn; 5. 5. Sanderson, Fairview.
Representative, H l.. Lison-
bee. Monroe.
summit - Representative William
Archibald. Park City.
Representative, f. j. Wool
ley. GrantsVille.
h-Representative. B. o. Cotton.
ir Nernal.
Utah-Senators: Henry Gardner.
Spanish Fork; 4. l. Booth. Provo Rep
resentatiVes: J. II. WOOtten, American
Fork. c. H. White. Payson; NJ o. Park
ard. Springville; ". L. Hays, Pleasant
Grove
Wasatch-SenatOr, J. B. Wilson. Mid
way. Representative. r. NJ Pope, TheO-
d0Fe
Washington Representative James
". Inlay, Hurricane.
Wayne-Represen R A. Meeks,
Thurber.
Weber-SenatOrs: Rudolph Kuchler,
ogden. GeOrge J. Kelly, Ogden. Rep
resentatiVes. Sylvester Y. Grow,
Charles Zeimer MyrOn Richardson.
William Allison.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET
Suicide OF Martin Rollins, Murderer of
Annie Austin. a Missouri Girl
Who Refused 10 EIOpe.

Caruthersville. No. Nov. 3.-Martin
Rollins. who on Monday killed 1s-year-
old Annie Austin because she refused
TO elOpe with him. this afternoon COM
mitted suicide in a barn belonging 10
j. Nj. Maxwell, his former employer, p
miles southwest Of Carutherville
The fugitive. who was being hunted
by Sheriff Franklin and 4 posse, ended
his life by blowing out his brains.
When his lifeless body was found. a
rope was discovered around his neck
apparently placed there by himself
with the Intention OF seeking death hy
hanging.
Maxwell discovered Rollins in his
barn about 10 o'clock this forenoon. and
was instantly covered with a pistol by
the fugitive. At the point of his re-
VOlVcr. Maxwell was made TO promise
that he would not report Rollins 10
the sheriff until o'clock this after
noon. At that time Rollins said he
would let Maxwell know whether he
would give himself up. fight or kill
himself
Maxwell reported the presence g
Rollins to the. sheriffs office here. and
a deputy was on his way 70 the farm
At g o'clock promptly. Rollins turned
his pistol on himself.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
EASTERN UTAH IS
WELL SATISFIED
Governor Spry Says People
Are Anxious to See Repub-
IiCan Control.

People in eastern Utah are taking
the campaign seriously this year, and
there is a strong tide towards the Re-
publican party. which viii probably
mean that Emery county viii show an
increased plurality for the Republican
state and county ticket this year"
This is the statement of Governor
William Spry. who spent the early part
OF the week in the eastern part Of the
state. Governor Spry spoke at Price
last Saturday night before an audience
that filled the large court room to its
capacity. The next day he went TO
Huntington and Monday he went TO
Orangevilie where a reception had
been arranged
Politics were forgotten at this af-
fair, and the governors address was
along lines of industrial and agricul-
tural growth OF Utah. Tuesday at Cas-
tie Dale there was a largely attended
meeting at IL a. m, and that after
noon the governor went on 10 FerrOn,
where the biggest gathering in the
history of the town was present TO re-
eeive the governor. and the hall was
filled TO overlooking for the rally in
the evening
The next day the governor visited
CiaWsOn. where he was cordially re
ceiVed, and, returning TO OrangeVilie.
there was political meeting in the
afternoon. At Huntington in the even
ing the hail was filled TO its capacity.
THE people of Emery county are
satisfied TO leave the solution of the
liquor question TO the Republican par
~, ana they have confidence that the
measures proposed in the Republican
platform are best for state and indi-
vidual, said the governor.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
Catarrh Sufferers
Good Thing to Know How to Get
Instant Relief

II you now own q HyOmei hard
rubber inhaler. Schramm- Johnson.
Drugs. I'VE stores where the cars
stop" want you to know that they win
sell you bottle OF HYOMEI for only
50 cents.
Remember this, all who suffer with
catarrh-a bottle OF HYOMEI (prO-
nounce IL High-o-me) is put up in a
separate package and sold for so cents,
70 accommodate the vast army OF peO-
pie who already own a HyOmei in
haler.
Schramm- Johnson, Drugs, will sell il
10 you at that price and give you the
opportunity 10 begin at once to rid
yourself OF vile catarrh and the snuff
ling, hawking and splitting that go
with il.
Many people through years OF neg
lect have let catarrh get a strong hold
upon them. Some OF these people un-
reasonably think that one bottle OF
HYOMEI ought to cure them.
They do not stop 70 think that
diseased condition that is the result OF
negligence cannot be overcome in a
week.
No matter how chronic your catarrh
troubles. HYOMEI is guaranteed by
Schramm- OhnsoE. Drugs TO cure
them If you give it half a chance. Just
breathe il, that's all. and its healing.
soothing, antiseptic properties Will
make you feel better in a day.
II you own an inhaler get 5O-cent
bottle OF HYOMEI at Schramm-J john
son, Drugs ive stores where the cars
STOP" today. II you do not own
Hyomei inhaler. ask for a complete
outfit, which consists OF an inhaler. q
bottle of HYOMEI and simple instruc-
tiOns for use. This complete OUTFIT
costs 500. but you then have an in
haler that will last a lifetime.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
SEVERE STORM UP NORTH
Waves Driven Through Streets of
Nome, Aiaska.-Great Damage
20 Shipping.

Nome. Alaska. Nov. "A severe
storm is sweeping Bering sea and Nor
ton sound. causing great damage 20
unprotected property on the coasts.
The Nome sand spit has been deVas-
tated and ten homes destroyed.
The surf is higher than il has been
in eight years and the storm is con
stantiy growing worse. River street is
under water and the waves are being
driven farther ashore by the terrific
wind Great damage has been done
10 shipping tied up for the winter.
and many boats have been wrecked
No loss of life has been reported
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
ROBERTS AND KNIGHT
FAIL TO SHOW UP

The new opera house at Sandy was
filled with Democrats. last night, who
turned out to hear r. H. Roberts, "
III. King and Jesse knight Mr. Rob-
erIs was held al the rally in Muir
ray until he was unable 10 reach San
Knight present to fill his part % .a,e
program. Judge King and s. L. Rich
ards went on as subs"
The meeting was presided over By
A. Robert Larsen. who confined his
remarks 10 a simple introduction OF
mer whom he declared needed no in
PRODUCTION. and Judge king was the
first speaker.
upon the tariff
stephen l. Richards followed Judge
King In an address which bordered
near to a sermon rather than q poliIi-
cal speech. He Incorporated very lit
lie politics in his remarks.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
LOCAL POLITICAL NEWS AND
GOSSIP OF THE CANDIDATES
Big Republican Rally at
Salt Lake Theatre Tonight

Merrill and John Jensen at Pleasant
Green and j. ". Smith and {. NJ Nor
ris at Crescent ward.
John F. Bowman left for Price yes
terday afternoon. 10 spend the remain
der OF the campaign in Carbon county.
Ii IS likely that he VIII speak AT Price,
Helper, Sunnyside4 Wellington, Castle
Gate, ScOfield and KenilWorth.
Thomas Hull VIII speak in Box Eider
county tonight, and Governor Spry viii
speak at 4 o'clock at Republican wom-
ems Headquarters in the Atlas block
John W Smith will speak at Nor
gan Saturday evening, and Charles NJ.
Morris and A. L. Thomas viii speak at
Park City. Al Hyde Park, James H
Anderson Will be the principal speaker
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04

FUDGE c. s. ZANE viii preside at the
Republican rally in the salt Lake
y theatre tonight, and Governor VIII
liam Spry, Senator George Sutherland
and Congressman Joseph Howell viii
speak. Music viii be furnished by the
women.
This is the outline OF the program
for the biggest rally OF the campaign
tonight at which il is expected that
the salt Lake theatre will be filled TO
its capacity.
Republican rallies are scheduled for
every part OF the state for the three
working days before election. Two
other rallies viii be held in Salt Lake
county tonight, with Professor l. A
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
ENrHU sIAsrIC MEETING.

An enthusiastic neighbOrhood meet
ing was held a the home Of Justice
f. a. Bishop, 63 West Eleventh South
street, last evening, when Brigham
Clegg and Joseph Anderson delivered
addresses on the issues OF the cam
paign. Music was furnished by the
Anderson string hand and refresh
ments We're served by Mrs. Bishop