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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Reduction in Furniture

Reductlon III FufHItufe Z For Saturday at Glasner's. See our windows for prices. Parlor stoves and ranges are reduced one third their regular price.
 Regal Shoes at Davis & Savard the greatest bargain sale of Women's s Regal shoes this city ever witnessed. This is a genuine bargain sale of this seasons daintest models in perfect condition, no seconds, shelf-worn or damaged shoes. The range of sizes in this sale is comp etc and Regal quarter sizes insure the same perfect fit and comfort as made to measure ahQea atA reduced prjofn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
RAILROAD INCREASE
 OF EMPLOYEES PAY
Especial from United Press.

Boston, Jan. 14.-For the third time in it's history the Boston EIevat- ed Road announces today a voluntary increase of pay which will affect all of its 5000 employees, the increases depending in size upon the length of The increase will go into effect Jan 22, and will cost the company more than s100. 900 a year.
 Only after Investigation for some time. covering the cost of living and the serv1ce of the men, was the an- nouneement made. It is contended by the company that the increase will offset the increased cost of living en- tirely but it is declared that in the circumstances the company is doing what it can to relieve the strain on the employees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
Li1onine is a Pala-
 table Emulsion.

made of the oil compressed cold from the finest, selected Fax Seeds import ed from Bombay.
 The Flax Seed oil made in this special manner is combined with oth- CT healing and bodybuilding ele- ments and by series of intricate, scientific processes, requiring 120 hours, is emulsified into it's delicious sweet cream form.
 All druggists--25c. 60c. s1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
Prison for New
 Haven Ticket rorgers

Abraham Cutler and Louis H. Vein CT. apparently the two moving spirits in the Yale-Princeton counterfeit tick ct case. were sentenced in the New Haven Superior court from one year to 15 months in state prison. Julius Rabano and Joseph Hoffman, who were implicated to a lesser extent in the plot, were sentenced to four months in jail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
Enterta nm mt for Lady
 Friends of Div. No.l, A.0.H.

The members of Div No. 1. A. o. H.. have arranged for an entertain- ment for their wives and lady friends for Monday evening, Jan. 17th at their hall in the Staples building in state street. committee of arr rangements have been out for the past two weeks perfecting plans for the event. They report that they have se- cured considerable out of town tal- ent, as well as number of local en- tertainera- Plans will be perfected nt the gathering for the grand carni- val and dance which this division is to hold at Lincoln hall in Cannon St., from Jan. 2Sth U Feb. Sth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
STATIONS SCHEDULE

Assets of $2.36S.38 and liabilities of s5.OS8.67 are included in the schedule filed in the bankruptcy court by w. F. Stanton, the jeweler. Among the creditors are W. E, Burnham and s, Fl. Wheeler. Mir Stanton's business was located at I229 Main street, in the Stratfiald blsilding.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
A TRAVELLING SALESMAN.

H. F. Beers, 617-7th Ave, Peoria, H., writes: "I have been troubled for some time with kidney trouble, so severely at times I could scarcely carry my grips. After using one bot
 of F'oley's Kidney Pills I have been
 tirely relieved, and cheerfully rec ommend them to all.'' Foley's Kid ney Pills are healing and antiseptic and will restore health and strength F. B. Brill and The Curtis Pharmacy, local agents. S5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
MORE THEFTS REPORTED
 FROM VALID STUDENTS

New Haven, Jan. A.--Six additional complaints of thefts from their rooms were made to the police by Yale stu- dents yesterday. The aggregate value of the property taken is estimated at about S1 GOO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14

It is a dangerous thing to take a cough medicine containing optates that merely stifle your cough instead of curing it. Foley's Honey and Tar lcosens and cures the cough and ex- peis the poisonous germs thus pre- venting pneumonia and consumption. Refuse substitutes and take only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package. F. B. Brill and The Curtis Pharmacy, local agents.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
Diamonds for Host Nodeh

John Modem. proprietor of the Un- ion Square Hotel. celebrated his 50th birthday anniversary last night, when he dined 50 of his friends on the best that the hotel offorded. John D. Smarto, who was toastmaster, pre- sented Mr. Modem with a diamond pin and a pair of diamond cuff buttons, the former being his own gift and the latter the gift of other friends The Bridgeport mandolin orchestra fur niShed music.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LAGRIPPE.

I4dIIIppG COOS uS dIc QdilSSIOQS, as they frequently develop into pneu- monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops the cough, but heals and strengthens the lungs so that no se- rieus results need be feared. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con- tains no harmful drugs and is in a yellow package. F. F. Brill, and The Curtis Pharmacy. local agents.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14

WANT ADS. GENT A wnaDl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
@einnobeit, tpoQt
Str lie?
Ntebntt Gbiropraetie ST
Static.

Sic &ilen1Naft, a1nit uno H6iloloz
pile Der Gbirppructic lit auf eil,e1n goll5
nellen @i1len Ser Suuftionen BEG Ser
ltarbes, bes @ebirns, Ser Nerpen l1l1p
oes 8iidgrats baiirt. 9as @ebirn lit
has 9m1omo hes a0rpcrs. Sic gternel1
|i11b Sic 9rdhte, ipelde alien Srganen ulb
@eipebcn 2eben 5nfliefeu ldBt.
IS Ero5ent aller &ranf6etcn iper0cn
blrd Sic @irbel bes 8iidgrats perurladt.
Die auf Sic 8iidgratnerpe1l, ipelde in liz
prbnung geratbene SSnnctionen 5ur SOL
&c babe,1, briiden. Cine Menge bon
&ranfbeiten, Sic unter bielen Nomen be-
ta,nt iinb, liab bic Solgen bon in I'm
oronltng geratbener Nerbetz, Mierenz,
@a9enz, 2eberz, 2ul1genz ll1o 8laienz
@eidiperben. (sl16 ale beionberen Strait
el,franf6eiten). Moih beieiti9t burb diz
ropractiibe 8ebanblungen.
/. Sieber, gnt5iinbun9en, Sdmer5en
un6 aon9eitionen ii,,b oft Ser Mnfang bon
gefdhrliden &ranf5etten nie 3. g. &ncl1z
mo1ia, MISUNDERSTANDING, 9ferpcnz
fieber, &oden, etc.
Seine @er55serung. Sober Sag, sen
SIR %tpartet. mad6t es ihipieriaer, Sic ltrz
lode gnrer arant6eit 81 beieitigen. :
l1nterlldrng fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
Srene Trennbi@aft.
&uman pum gloulpb Strcdfmh.

ber; mas fam CT yerpollt baben?"
oadte SEQ, sic naii EN- 6,lbipl1ren er-
jtaunt betradteno. @ar es Gin 9ieb,
ser ii6 ourb ein @era1ih perratben
bette llno oann ans 6lrdt Dor gntoe=
dung geflobcn mar? &al1m gla16lid.
Sic ebrlihen Sirolcr 2anoleute lailcn
lid) ouf iolde &lnititiide niht ein.
Inns sort oos Meller! Ser ginoring-
ling fat es fallen lallen!
SEQ fob oos Meller auf lnr6 be-
tradtcte es genal,. Gin pr6htiges
@aiomeier, bodelegallt un0 baor=
ldurf geidliffen. 5eltiam! Sold'
Melier belist fem Siroler @auer. 81
10 Elm 6remoer! @er NIT ioldem &C.
,0ffneten Melier III Ser 9>adt in Elm
frenoes 3immer oringt, fat Sic Nb=
iibt, es 51 ge6rauden. @ar es picl=
leid)t ol1f einen &allbmor0 abgeleben,
ooer : Setter Sultan mobnt oben I'M
ter Dem Sad). Ser encouraging 1loD
Sic 5reppe binauf. 81, mein eoler
Better Sultan = MOLTEN mir piel=
leidt eil1 me11ig &oriebung lpielen ltnb
0em @n1i e Nlterberg eiren ncllen Mu=
jorotsberrn geben? Gin Sduft lit
ser quite Setter, mon fann ibm lolden
5der5 mpbl 5l1trauel1. S%eoenfolls ipQ
er %fiinftig meme S6lofitll6e nidt
mebr often fil1oen."
Seq perriegelte Sic Sbiir; Damn fehr=
tc CT in ieiu @ett 5l1riid. Gr perlDlb-
te ous 2idt ur1o in mcnige1 Milultell
ihlief er mic0cr 10 felt llno u1blg mie
5l1por.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
8eum @erbienit seluimnt,

lit, menn Sic Me0i5in, melde SIR
nebnt, Cure &ronfbeit beilt, gner
5pltem ltorft u1,o @uh better fiiblen
n1adt, it6rfer nn0 fr6ftiger als be-
Dor. 3as lit, mas 6olep Nieren-Bil-
len fir glld tbun in alien Sallen bon
&iiidenmeb, &opfmeb, Merpoiitat, Mp=
petitloligfeit, Sdlafloiigfeit uno alge-
meme Sdmade, melbe per1rla6t
miro o1r1 irgen0 cine l%tnorOnl,ng oer
Mieren ooer ser 8laie. Mo1itor Drug
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
Cine 5%noerlafisc Maebi5in = feline
narfptiid)c.

6ra, S. @arti, 81. Soc, Mid.,
iagt, 5olep's @onep ono Sar rettete
oas 2eben ibres fleine,1 &nober. Sic
idreibt: TIMER fleine &nabe 5og Iih
einen idlimmer 2uftrobren=Grubel
uno So 9octoren : Meoi5in i'm nidt
beilte, gab i) ibm 6oleps &o,1ep ans
Iar, morin id groBes 3utrauen lebe.
gs furirte Sen &uIten pie audi sic
Mtbem beldlmeren0en l1no f%nebeln0cn
Mnfaae, nno er muroe in fur5er s9eit
geiuno. Solep'S &oneD ans Gar bat
lt1ts mandmal eroBen GrubeI erlpart,
rn0 mir iino ME 6aran int @ouie.
Molitor's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

6rou SsSacob @ilmert, 2incoln, Meb.
fono i6ren @eg our pouitan6tgen @e=
luno6eit 5uriif. sic idreibt: SD lit
an Mieren=Srubel uno &iidentpeb, nno
mein Nppetit mar 5eitmeiie iebr
ldleht. Gor einigen 8o6en erbielt
id 9olep's Mieren=Giqen ln6 ma6te
oonit einen guten Geriud. Sic brad-
ten mir groBe 2inoerung uno bielten
10 biz jebt M, 0emnah id midi ooll=
itanoiger @eil1n0beit erfrene." Moli-
tor 9rllg So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
49,

@rof Sultan butte cine cl1tlcslidf
9fadt erlrbt. Grit ais CT III leinel
&oumer angefpmunen mur, bntte CT
bea1erft, ooB iein Melier tit 9eo's
3inumer 5uriidgeblieben NOR, oieS
Miciier, melhes i'm perrotben n1ubte
SpQte er flieben? Mei1> sic 6lld1
m0re eilr @eltdlroniB ieiner Sdrl0 &c:
peien. l1n6 6od, mel1n er blie6, mil
ieute er Geo gegeniiber t%reten, mie 0oS
gin0ringen in oellen 3inmcr erflG=
ren! ST. %5itterte in obnmd6tiger @l1tb,
ST mar miitbeno auf iid ielbit, ooE
i'm inn entidei0enoen Nl1genRlif Ser
Ml1tb %perlailen botte, 0oB er geflo:
fen mar Dor einem eiteln S6redge=
lpcnlt, er mor miit6eno altf SEQ, Sic
len @iinltling oeS @liids, oellen Sc.
ben gefeit ihien!
Naes, oQes batte Sultan in elmer
Sefltnoc %perloren, 0enn jeBt 3og Sec
lid)e:: Sic rettel1oe &ono bon ibm gu
riif. er iiberlieB SEN Setter, Ser ibn1
nod Sem 2cben trod)tetc, ieinen
Sdiflol
Nltf ben1 borten @ette iibcn6, Dor
lid) nicocri teiern0, erttlporf CT INNER
nel1e Nlane SIT l%eil1er &crt6ei0igl1ng
Inn tic INNER mieber ST %permerfen,
CT forl1te feline per>1iinftige glorb=
buft{ grfl6rung fir iein nodtlihes
gil1oringen in 2eos S6laf5i1nmer fin
Sen.
Stltlroc l1nd Stl,noe pcrgil1g in
e10(oIer 2angiamfeit, er morterte iein
@irl1, biS enolih lcil1e @e0onfel1 lid)
permirrte11, er por rot6los, er fpnntc
nidts iil1Gen.
Sic Modt perging, Ser Morgen
fom; INNER noh ioB Sultan ouf Ser
ielbe1 Steae, ilnmer nod grii6elte u1o
lo11l1 CT INNER pergebli6. IS l6lug
iebs ltbr. Sultan 5dblte Sic S6lGge.
I'm ied)s l1br lontc er SEQ SOS Ser
seid)11iB l%ril1er Shuloen bringen. Sort
lag es ouf SEM Sii6; ober CT pagte
nid)t, or1f5lliteben, Inn cs 81 bolen; er
5%itterte tei 0en1 8e0anfen, Geo &C.
geniiber 5l1 tretcn; un0 6ob m1Bte es
geideben. @enn er 0ns Gcr5eibniB
riht brodte, 5eigte CT, 0aB er Elm bo=
les @emillen babe.
gr 1tono ol1f, ober er taumclte ol1f
0as 9ett 5uriid, feline @lieoer marel1
ibm mie 5erldloge11. Gin 5ieber=
ibauer ol1r6ihiittelte ibn, iebt erit BE-
merfte er, oab er Sic gauge 9eodt III
Sen molten &leioern ouf Sem 9ett &C.
ielien batte. Mit Miibe erbob CT iid.
Gr mpate iid umfleioen; aber nod
botte er r,id)t oamit %begonnen, 81 for
tie CT orauBen al1f SEM @o0en idppere
5ritte, Sic ieiner &ammertbiir lid)
nobten.
3itterno bprdte er. Die Sd}ritte
6ielten Dor ieiner Ibiir, 0ieie 0ffne=
te lid), SEQ iton0 Dor ibm uno idol1=
tie ibn an NIT SEM abideultden lpot=
tiiden 26heln, meldes ibm ltets oas
8ll1t iie0eno ma6te.
v@l,ten Morgen, Setter" lagte SEQ,
Sultan lGhelno 5unideno. so Sie
nibt fp1nne1n, llm mir oas &er5ei6nib
Sbrer Sduloen SIT brtngen, fomme
id, Inn es mir 5lt bolen ltno lm sic
5uglti6 mie0er in Sen 8eiit Sbres
Gigentbnms SIT leben. SD bringe ST.
men SIR Melier 5uriid, meld)es Sic
bei mir pergeiien baben!"
1os Mfeller geb0rt mir nibt,"
ltamn1e(te Sulian; er magte es nidt,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19
Wayside Items.

Willie Helms reports his arm
doing fine. Marvin Sluder is
hobbling around without crut'
ches. His injured ankle i still
stiff and considerably swollen.
No services at Beula Sunday,
no seats at the church and tab
erDocle meeting still in progress.
Fine music, good preaching and
very interesting services "epor'
ted. Large crowds in attendance
and a number of professions re-
ported.
NJ. l.. McGehee will furnish
sand for the hew school building.
Jim Lemons and wife came in
from Hereford Thursday. They
are visiting Mrs. McGehee.
Mrs. Ida Sluder has been
somewhat lndlSpoSed lOf several
days, but better at present.
She hopes to be able to be at the
reunion at Canyon.
Leo Beasley and Raymond
Fisher have the right for the
sale of ice crea m at the reunion.
Broom corn crop is almost
ready to pull. Quite a mber
have planted for the first time
add just how to save it best is a
problem with them. We hope
to realize good prices.
Foundation for the new school
building at Bula has been dug.
TEDDIE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19
Capt. J. 7. Bobbitt

Captain j. Il. Bobbitt, com
mander of the Stonewall Jack
son Camp, arrived in the city
Monday and during the day paid
the News office call.
The Captain is a native of
Virginia, coming to Texas dur
ing the COS. He first lived in
Floyd county, but has lived in
Hill county for several years.
The Captain is we'll known
all through the western part of
Texas.
One incident of the Captains
life was very interesting to the
News man. When the Captain
was l6 years old, he decided to
take trip of his own accord,
and going to Iowa visited the
locality in which we were born
and raised. The Captain, how
ever, was not we'll pleased with
the country for he was taken i'll
and decided to return to mother.
The Captain is very pleasant
man to meet and has many,
many friends in this town.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19
Ceta Items.

Mrs. J. Derr and sister Of
Nigo spent part of last week
with their sisters, Mesdames K.
Wesley and Ed Wesley.
H. f. Wesley gave an ice
cream supper Friday evening.
All report plenty of cake and
cream and general good time.
Ben Wesley went home to
Stevenson county Tuesday.
Chas. Sutton entertained quite
a crowd Sunday. Those present
were J. Hutchson of Silyerton,
Earl Wesley, Will and Jim I'm
derwood, A. NJ. Currie, Will
James, Earn Wilson.
p. c. Buckner, H. Miller. Mr..
Steward and families visited
Mr.. Scheatfer Sunday.
Mrs. Maxwell was III UlllS VI
cinity Sunday taking some pic
lures.
Quite a large amount of wheat
is being marketed this week.
Crops in this locality are in
good shape since the rains of
last week. Another good rain
and maize and kaffir will make
good grain.
Walter Black passed through
Friday with a new buggy. Now
for a buggy ride, girls, MAG.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19
Sacred Concert Given.

Sunday evening at the Pres
byterian church splendid
sacred concert was given by the
choir and mem bers of the
church. 1t would be impossible
to comment upon the good quail
tiles of the numbers, but two
were especially good, the trio by
Misses Donald, Ditto and FAX
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19

man and the duet by Misses
Donald and Eakman. The pro-
gram follows:
/. Prelude - Miss Lola Word.
,. Song-Congregation.
3. Song-Congregation.
I. Scripture reading and prayer.
). Song.
g. Vocal Trio-Misses Donald,
Ditto, Eakman.
Z. Violin Solo-Felicia Cleve.
land.
5. Quartette.
9. Talk by Pastor.
10. Reading-Dorothy Burrow,
II. Piano Duet Mrs. and Miss
Ingham.
T.. Vocal Misses Donald
and Eakman.
Is. Offertory.
II. Song.
Is. Benediction.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19

Will Hudnall left for Amarillo
Saturday, but returned to Can,
yon for Sunday, and it is report
ed he will be back next Sunday.
Some of the west end resi-
dents have been cutting the
weeds along the streets. 1t
makes wonderful improvement.
The school yard is being i'm,
proved preparatory to the open.
ing of the fall term. The weeds
have been cut and the grounds
smoothed up in general.
DR.. Griffin reports his wife as
having entirely recovered from
her recent operation at Calves
ton. She will return home
about the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and Ben
Garner of Plainview were Gvsr
Sunday guests at the ". F. Gar.
ner home. The party spent
Sunday at the canyons.
At the Shadowland Friday ev-
ening Ben Hur was presented.
The show has become very pop.
ular since the Improvements
We're installed.
The Lone Star rooming house
has been undergoing some
changes the past two weeks. The
old court house cupola has been
removed and a nice porch built
on the north.
Il. A. Terrill while acting in
in the capacity of an amateur
carpenter on his new home.
aimed to drive a nail but hit his
fore finger, MASKING it pretty
badly. Wonder what he said
about that time?
Some of our young men We're
in Amarillo last Saturday night
and when they reached home
during the wee hours Of the
morning, discovered that the
liveryman had hitched UP the
wrong horse for them.
Hon. Jasper y. Haney and
wife of Amarillo spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Luke. Mr.. Haney had business
in court on Monday They re-
turned home Monday evening
and Mr.. Haney had finger am
putated Wednesday.
W. n. Grimm was in town
Thursday with his friend, D. X.
Usery. Mr.. Grimm was on his
way to Plainview where he has
been elected superintendent of
the schools for the coming year.
Mr.. Grimm has been at Guy
man, Okla, as superintendent
for the past three years.
DR.. Geo. L. Langworthy of
Amarillo, called at this Office
Saturday morning. The Doctor
and the News man are Alumni
of the same university. and en-
joyed social hour talking of
things back home.
Miss Letitia Lancaster left
Saturday for San Antonio, where
she will visit her parents. Miss
Lancaster was in the Umbarger
schools last year but will teach
at Beaumont the coming year.
She has been spending a week
with friends in Canyon and Um-
barger.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
Cashier Hunts home is near.

cashier hunt = home Is near
ing completion.
a new store is going to open
in the west end soon.
Plums and grapes for sale.
l9tf l.. s. CARTER, Phone 1913.
Sheriff w. \. Porter of Tulia
visited his son, ]. c., over Sun
day.
Judge Cough of Hereford was
a visitor in the city over Sunday
night.
Dudley Thornburg of Amarillo
visited with T. c. Miller and
wife Tuesday.
am prepared to do all kinds
of rubber tire work at the o. X.
shop. 20w2 K. f. FOSTER.
Johnson grass is fine this year
But little is raised in this coun-
try, but it is becoming a favor
lite.
\ little shower Monday night
helped the crops wonderfully.
They had quite a rain north of
town.
Misses Rogers and Bates fav-
ored the Methodist congregation
Sunday evening with a beauti.
ful duet.
5. F. Sullenberger left Satur-
day for his home in CODE, Ariz.,
after visit with his friend, l..
I. Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Utter and Mrs. |
Barnes of Amarillo were visit |
ors at the c. T. Miller home last
Thursday
7. p. Turk has returned from
the eastern market where he
laid in the fall supply of Turk
Il Armstrong.
DR.. Peck led the choir at the
Methodist church Sunday even
ing, and proved himself to be a
leader of ability.
Dr. Miller has rented the
house recently occupied by Rev.
Hawthorne. and will move his
family here soon.
f. \. Harp OF PIainyiew was in
the city Monday trying to find a
home. He wishes TO place his
children in the Normal.
Rev. Hardy, presiding elder
Of the Plainview district,
preached at the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
W. D. Scott and J. a. Edwards
were in Silverton Monday on
J. f. Rogers drove
them over in his auto.
The Philather and Baraca
classes of the Methodist church .
will hold a program at the 5. ). |
Coffee home Friday night.
l.. f. Maloney, manager of the
Canyon Supply Co. returned the
first of the week from St. Louis
where he has been laying in the
fall line Of goods.
The county court convened
No jury cases will be
tried until next week. No cases
Of Importance are upon the
docket this term.
Miss Anna Tomlinson of Tulia
IS visiting this week with her
friend, Miss May Ballard. She
came Saturday and remained
for the reunion.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-08-19

We are little turtles in the
tank, but as long as we can do a
little business we are going to
stay in the tank.
2lwl T. ". JEANES K Son.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
WHISKY SQUEEZED UP
IN BULB CONV|CTS MAN
Provo Sleuth Uses Novel Methods to
Catch Illicit Liquor
Seller.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial to The Heraid-Republican)
Provo, April "A jury returned a
verdict of guilty in the case of Provo
City VS.. Thomas Halliday. charged
with selling liquor to F. r. Muth. The
case came up this morning in Justice
Moons court. Attorneys A. j. Weber
of Salt Lake and John b. Miner of
Provo defended, and City Attorney An
dersOn prosecuted.
The evidence was that F. r. Muth
and Roger Coldurst went into defend
ants place on March Is and Mr. Muth
asked for whisky. which was served
in glasses on the bar. They ordered
cigars, and while Halliday was getting
the cigars Mr.. Muth took some of the
whisky from the glass by means of
rubber bulb. This whisky, in vial, was
introduced in evidence. Muth testified
that he was employed by City Marshal
Williams at 81 a day and expenses for
himself and each operator.
On cross-examinatiOn. City Marshal
paid to the detective was furnished by
private citizens.
Defendant entered a sweeping denial
of the charges and introduced several
witnesses to prove that he was not at
his place of business at the time the
liquor was alleged to have been sold.
The jury was out about an hour ana
a half and returned a verdict of guilty.
Sentence was set for April II, at which
time a motion for a new trial will be
made, On the ground of newly discov-
cred evidence
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Provo, April 2.-Three hundred men and
teams Will leave Springville this spring
70 work on railroad and canal building.
Some Of the principal contractors are: II.
T. Reynolds < Co., Crandall Bros. &,
Palfreyman, n. Straw & Co, Deal Bros.
and the Ely Construction Co.
Three hundred acres of fine fruit land.
about a mile south of American Fork.
has been sold to Salt Lakers for 500 an
acre.
Miss J. Lore Fourier has been en-
pioyed at vocalist in the Christian Sci
ence church.
Over 100 men are at work on the
Springyllle waterwOrks system. Tt is ex-
pected 10 have it completed IN sixty
days.
An interesting first of April program
was given by the 3. Y. Z. juniors yes
terday. The members of the faculty were
very successfully impersonated.
A fine program has been arranged for
the field day sports of the city schools
at the close of the school year. May II.
While playing in a sand bank today
about one-hslf-mile north of the 3. Y
L. campus. some children uncovered the
skeleton of man. The matter will be
investigated, although the place where
the skeleton was found was once a bury
ing ground
D. L. Salisbury and J. NJ. Pond have
entered a plea of not guilty, in Justice
Moons court, TO a charge of assault
growing out of compulsory hair cutting,
following ''Y'' day exercises at the Brig
ham Young university. The case has been
set for April IA.