davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
Greenwood EalQiaI0 Ia
Grand Lodge dLd P.
Greenwood kindly.

Greenwood kindly
Wednesday session was Of intar-
est Dasm0oh s. the election @ offs
GERS sad election of tie next place
81 mlgtinR vas held during that
ion The following officers we're
elected ior he ensuing term all 81
Whom are capable and who viii
mako their administration 8 pros.
porous one Quite q lively fight
vas made fof next years convention.
and aiteF a spirited contest 5aokson
succeeded ia getting tha Pgthianat 70
sit their metropolis ior their next
annual convention,
"Wednesday evening parted as
from our delegates and Greenwood
VAS led with TIE fair king Daugh
lara to whom they devoted ah The
next day. Greenwood enjoyed tho
visit 81 the pgthians immensely and
is still prouder Of ita Lelora Lodge
40 4G. The entertainment Of tha.
delegates would do d Larger city
treat credit and re rejoice II own
ng ths excellent people who aga
always ready 70 ID good ior The
best city Id the state
Adaaes un bo given - ne * p.
Hal Wednesday evening o tho whiting.
young hdisa.n Greenwood thin week
NesFa o. ". Bailag0 Fl Williams.
q. Il. Jones ana 1T AZ Miller 0f HaEidl-
aaj Waro arrivals At the Rsinaa 4on-
day
Chamberlain stomach ar3 Liver
Tobl6a will ciaaF th6 sour stomach
aWastea tbo breath and create i healthy
appetite. they promote Che aoW ol
gastric Juice thereby inducing GOOD
digestion. Sold hyall dFaggists.
NRisa gaarfotte Henderson, 81 tho Itta|
Benz school faeultH waa ne gue1t q.
MS. III A. T8pp ths latter part q lass
week
Mr. ind hrs Lewis Humphrey and
s5a. Guy ha9aiaa LIZ city u spend tho
simmer 81 their home q New HaFlla
New YoFk.
Eayeg hss shout wing Chamber
iaina Coas Remedy Il ehIlin ia.
cont a9 opium 81 other
and ean ba given With ialt CO..
denea As guiak eaps tor eoasha ana
colds u which chIlasa CT aFs aaaeeptib
it il unaurNa sa sold by I'D ara
Misses Cecil end vernon
and their guest Mic Wsaaa
o9a from Rpnnasas lat
" tho dance.
MfB. E. B 8tIpe0a, Niles Katherine
sblna1a aid Rise PaFYis, at RI 5aae
we're in ths olt7 Gifts Rssk n1lag u
-H car
Misa Sadie Wright haa Returned
Ter home at Jackson attsE dell fd
visH to MS. Ben George Humphreys e
North Greenwood
Tha splendid work of chanboflaiaia
stomach and Liver Tablets 81 daiy con
fne ID light. Ho aaeh grand Rsm ioE
liver aad bowel troubles ever
Known before. Thousands bless tha
gor curing constipation aIek
bIHoaaue5 jaua5iea aad iaaI
Sold by Ell dfags lsts
The Jewish dancing gent nea oE ths
aIby eage delightful danea &c
Hall Monday evening, out of a9npl fmeat
u tha visiting ladies 81 Tie
aohnn R0ekagoli8F would 81 bF0kail
he Should spend ha e1tfFe income
ine Is pfspsgea bseter mediains thsd
0hambeFlain's Collie Cholera aaa
DGarfb0ea Remedy fos diatfb ~, dg
tory Of bowel complaints Wh simply.
impossible and 81 says every one thab
.bas used it. Sold 81 aEl drug
Bile Maud Roseataa1s of afanYiiie,
ss abe charming guest 81 NiN RHth.
ssiissr iris ae
AAHs Wood Stevens haa feaufn8a Ea
Memphis Were 81 has been abgadias
s ha lndsa course ah The hfaa9a s Ans
sEsoa abs
Greenwood now has a1
ngrf AornfrfanE PHONE of
Cs1 on CHAS 81 Johnson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
SHOOTING
BY NAVAL GUN|VERS
Dreadnought Delaware Leads
Sixteen BattIeships in Prac-
tice Off Virginia Coast.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3o.--Onc of Uncle
Sans newest Dreadnoughts, the Della
ware. led the sixteen battleships of the
\ itlantlc fleet in gunncry efficiency during
the annual battle practice OF the Fir
gins coast last September, The trophy
winner last year. the Vermont. Is tllird
in the standing. The Delawarc's sister
ship. tho North Dakota, finished sixth.
which is considered by naval officials as
splendid record for snip which had
met with a serious accident just prior to
the practice,
The sixteen ships in the Hcct rank in.
the following order, Delaware, Mime
sofa Vermont Idaho. Nebraska, North
Dakota. New Hampshire. South Carolina,
Rhode Island. Louisiana. Virginia, Mis-
sissppi Connecticut. Kansas, Georgia
and Michigan. Tho armorcd cruisers are
vet to fire under the new rules and have
n chance 10 win tho trophy
Lieutenant Commander l.. NJ Over
street seems entitled 10 the palm among
the personnel Of the fleet. lie was ord
nance officer on the Delaware during the
recent practice and served in a similar
capacity on tho Vermont when she won
the trophy last year.
Some splendid shooting was done by
all the ships. and consIde ring the in
creased range-from $500 to moro than
10 OO0 yards-grnatcr accuracy was at
tanned than OH any previous practice,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
WHO HAS JURISDICTION
IN A MURDER CASE?
Special to The Tribune.

Special To Inc IrlDunc,
HELENA, Mont, Oct 30.-Au inter.
estinG and most unusual legal tanglo
has arisen IN this state because of the
commission OF q murder on the Flathead
Indian reservation, duo to the fact that
the latter was thrown open to sottlo.
ment some time ago. Both the govern
ment and state authorities arc in some
what of a quandary AS to which should
prosecute in the premises.
Joo Payne, a Flathead Indian, slew
Frank Ljllaccllc on October l2 last.
The killing is the outcome OF afterclap
Of trial recently held in this city.
when Louis Skul)nah was charged with
murder Lillacclle was the government S
chief witness in this case, and it is suid
but for his testimony Skullnah would
have gone free. Skulluah has MANY
friends on the reservation. and they
were nngercd at Lillacelle for testify
ing against their friend.
Now the question confronting the Of
fjcials is as to whether the government
has jurisdiction of the case of the state.
The government still looks after the In
dlnns and is represented by an Indian
agent. But the question has not been
decided whether the government has re-
tanned jurisdiction over an Indian al
lotment, or whether, despite tue fact
that the lands on the reservation have
been opened to settlement, the reservl-
ton has been revoked. 1t is said that
Continued on Page Two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
SAYS EMERGENCY RATION
Is SATISFACTORY DIET

WASHINGTON. Oct 30.--Durlng the
recent three days physical tests or army
officers Major General Frederick u.
Grant, commanding the department OF the
east. lricd out the new emergency ration,
General Grant carried three packages.
one for each day, and returned with two
OF the packages unopened having used
but one on the entire ride
The general Says lie suffered no incon-
vcnicncc whatever and found the ration
sufficient in all respects. Outside Of the
ration General Grant took hot coffee in
tho morning without sugar or milk, cold
tea in the same way AT noon and hot
water IN the evening.
The new emergency ra ton Is composed
of chocolate. liquor. mclco case in malt
ed milk, dcslccatcd cGg. sugar and cocoa
butter, II is put zip III neat ght-ounce
light blue tin boxes. each box contain
ing three cakes. one cake being sufficient
for meal,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
EXPRESS DRIVERS
STRIKE MAY SPREAD
Not Improbable That Teamsters
Throughout Country Will
Be Called Out.

NEW YORK, Oct 3o.-That the strik-
ing express drivers and helpers intend to
continue the fight here with vlgor and
that ir necessary il Will extend through
out the country. WAS declared today by
Vice President Hoffman OF tho InterDa
tional Brotherhood OF Transfers, Mr..
Hoffman said that all drivers and help
erS Of the express companies In Brook
lyn VIII go out tomorrow, and in addi-
ton the employees OF the smaller express
companies in Manhattan would be cr-
dered out. This. lie declared, would in
crease the number of mon on strike from
5000 to 10000.
Hoffman added that he had received a
letter from the national president of the
International Brotherhood OF Teamstcrs
informing him that word had been sent
to all the organizers of the herhood
throughout the country telling them TO
organize the drivers and helpers and sta
hlemen OF the express companies, so that
they could all be called out IL ncccs-
sary.
As yet no demands have been submit
ted to the express companies This Will
be doDo some time during the week, At
a meeting of the strikers today tcnta
tive list of grievances was drawn up. 1t
includes n demand for clcvon hour
day. one hour for luncheon, and an in
crease Of So a month for all mon who are
now receiving SI5 q month or less,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
[his Skulduggery Must Cease" He
Says, and the DeCeiving and Cheat
ing of Women by Mischievous
Visions and Dreams Must Stop
AlLIBLE JOSEPH r. SMITH HAS THE KEYS
! AND NO ONE ELSE CAN ACT OR DISPUTE
} Manifesto Must Be Obeyed as the Will of God,
but as Such Not When Delivered and Ac-
cepted, but Only Since April 9Th, 1904
Deceiving Women Must Stop.

from the Doctrine of Covenants and
then added.
Deceiving Women Must Stop.
"ln giving The manifesto to the
church. President WiIford Woodruff
presented the win of God. It was quite
AS binding on the church as any writ
Ten revelation. and VIC are bound by
IT. 1t is as if God said it Himself.
Some of our brethren who were not
satisfied with the manifesto, have gone
outside and over the law. and they
have offended God III doing so. In the
manifesto, President Woodruff notified
the saints that they need not 90 into
celestial marriage any longer; but on
fcation was made the law of the
church. 1t was prohibitorv. There is
not man on the earth today possess
ing The authority to perform plural mar
rlagcs. We want every one of YOU to
clearly understand that. the sisters par
ticularly, 1t is uurighteous and an
lawful now. We doubted the constitu
tionality Of the laws. but they have
been tested and sustained in the
courts. and we must obey them. What
reasons God had for taking from the
earth this principle Of plural marriage
| am not prepared to say. In ancient
days He gave to His servants and then
took it away gain. Nevertheless it IS
the true order Of marriage. 1t has
been so from the very beginning, and
will be so through all eternity. We
don't want our women deceived and
cheated any longer as they have been.
This skulduggery must cease No man
has the authority 10 marry another 10
. plural wife, though some of them
thought they had. We want Won breth.
rcD aud sisters 10 behave yourselve,
in the future. We want mothers TO ac
quaint their daughters with this fact.
and some others Of You 10 tell the wild.
ows about it. Some of the brethren
have done lot of mischief IN this line.
Some men and women have got iuto
the fashion of having visions and
dreams about this, but let me assure
YOU that all such maui uifestations come
from the devil. for when God wants
to speak to His people here lie will
do it through Joseph F. Smith.
Mr., Lymau's address consumed all
the morning session. and in the after
noon Apostle G. w. Penrosc and Bishop
C.. w. Niblcy spoke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
EXPECT DEVELOPMENTS
IN C0CHRANE MURDER

DANV1LLE, NJ, Oct. Gothic police
today found horse and buggy which
they say Werc used 10 carry MIS-. Elsie
Cochranc to the place where she WAS
slain last Thursday n3ht. The man who
owns The rig said that If his buggy was
used Thursday night 1t WAS stolen from
his carriage shed and later returned, as
hc knows nothing of its use at the time
whcn il is alleged some one took Mrs,
Cochranc 10 lonely spot outside of Dan
vile and shot her.
no arrests have been made. but de-
vcIopmants are promised soon. The hus-
band OF the dead woman takes but little
interest in the crime. He WAS at home
with his three young children this eycu-
ing and while II" denied himself TO all
strangers, his friends say That he has his
opinion AS TO who committed the murder
and NH assist the police all nc can
The police arc firm In their belief that
Mrs Cochranc was killed either by
supposed friend or some jealous person,
and they assert she had many men ad-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Is Your Name on the Registration Books j?

Do you know whether your name is cor
rectly recorded the registration books? Do
you know whether the name is properly spelled
and the residence and street number are correct?
If you do not know this you should attend
to the matter tomorrow
TUESDAY is THE LAST REGISTRA-
TON DAY. You cannot register after o'clock
tomorrow night. 1t will be possible to transfer
after tomorrow but you cannot register after
that day.
Registration lists can be found at every reg
straton place, list of which will be found in
tomorrow's edition of The Tribune. Go to the
place of registration in your district and that
your name is entered correctly and If 1T IS
NOT, RE-REGISTER.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
FlCER AND REVOLVER
WEAk UP GANG OF THUGS

}" TURK, Oct. 30,-Throuch quick
'NNn Ills revolver, Robert Adler. Il
y po!iceman In q West Twenty
street. dancing academy. shot and
',pHe man. probably fatally injured
~ ana broke up for the time being
e'pner gang. band of gun
~ Six OF them, led by Charles
'ncrished hatred against Adler.
,-''OrotIg 10 the police. went 10 The
'.e acsdemy To get him"
NY nd'er stopped them at the door.
d. reached for rs many pistol
sa,. Shot was fired and the door
; mead WAS Splintcrcd. Then
fsll lp's,ol flashed and Hunt crumpIed
~. snol through tho head. Three
"A ls'''' were fired al Adler, but all
NJ ~ M"rris. ono of the band. Then
're ward with pistol raised, but
ht, police man WAS too quick and
hsrd through the head. The rest uf
~ Heo. Morris prnbahIv will die.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
d 20 Tic TllbCne.

|-.el TO The Tribune.
|oCAN. Oct. 30,-Thc regular quar-
1, ronference OF the Cache stake was
A here today and was marked by
IA unusual address delivered by
Ia NJ. Lyman, the presiding Off
n the quorum Of twelve apostles.
-as in relation to the position now
I'M bv the Mormon church on the
lion of plural marriage. Mr., Ly-
. med the better part of an hour
rayina the way for the declaration
.h marked the close of his speech,
having made il. he submitted to
hrgc audience present, the qucs-
. Of approving his utteranccs by
nq all who did 50 10 say Amen -
yotc was unanimous, of course la
|tapec. Mr.. Lyman's statement was
News;
IA pccullar feature of this churc a
|bat its members are always pro"
Al with the word-thc will OF the
d But human nature is perversc,
ne Weld to influences slat dc.
ID is. The Mormon church could
he perpctnated unless there should
,on here in place of the prophet,
In Smith. as yicegcrent of our
@rnlv Father. That one now IS
.1ent Joseph +. Smith. Whatever
||tions may arise. we may know
sill of thc Lord concerning them,
H all men may 90 astray or fall
||e wsvsldc; but tho man selected
and at our head Will never lead
'fkbrch IN wrong paths, Always he
be relied upon. That which he
|ks or writes is inspired, and it Is
|1oDgh God stood in our midst aud
p tbe words Himself. We have
n duties 10 perform. but they must
loHe within The order and discipline
|he Church, and when any man does
|rFlse, amen to his priesthood. Only
nan on this earth holds the KEYS
rural marriage. and that is the
Pnel OF God, II anyone exercises
gnthorlty except under joseph F
|ns direction, his act is void and
flll have to account for his Of
q speaker then read at some length
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
'vtLUllcN IN URUGUAY
assumes SERIOUS ASPECT

4 eNs'nnv.iDEo. n. Uruguay C,ia Bucros
| IA tsti o"'-Thc revolutionary move
nos 10 ooo On serious aspect, There
ftadnYiiyi'v'o iyvo armed rcvolulionlsts who
ekirmjsi ""lhg concentrated. Sew
SSs n Save been suppressed WV '''
1tIy iss~a1n n,hi' the foreign minister.
|soycrnmauo q manifesto declaring that
rsolutineen rslneni Was unable 10 prevent
''k Of M Mibn rom spreading. because.
pcppIe ~. capital. the yympathics OF
|nIsls Yer" entirely With Tn" rSvo.
eIec Of = NV, was partly because OF the
.msu y, rd ms mauifcslo thai President
4ues'ed pachiui's resisna
i, ,c,pPmositIon papers nrod,., r.,
ma ~ ,Smillaman win be- forced ,o re r% .
'z-fresidsrp, p,f1phcsy the hasty return
n from banos IS Keeping The true sit
VIZ censorship. s'ie'a'y pS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
A Campaign of Coercion and Intimidation

Salt Lake City could understand what methods being
lnvc publicly to
ifut o to not
egingbu o if
threatens It
the anuscme o n
underworld in a
pety
this o the andh
America
he Iigen terae % of clique tina
rostn the h i o tn polls
ndsu o o
cnot II of these resort toSMh
to
Hmthod only of time rueo
bUsewi be a o
mos S comp hEe fmthe bondag of
dcono II il that threaten
the o h A com of o the county
O siones o O
the
of
o o the
cal
n a honest man harm Hmaydo
every
qualified
gang i conro o the county md
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
.pMn,.. "eai for Railroads.

3 On Tho 49,, Oct. 0.-Rcsolilions
on 10 cIva f'statc commerce com
By p"rm,,,r uir railroads Square
3 IN frcI.i,, ''lng TN" proposed in
ihan 3oo nes rates were adopted by
ne raiIn,9 9"lo. Indiana and Penn
y rcpre.oua men here today. Tbc
'a5 Condnm,eu were the Order of
p0tive En.irs. The brotherhood OF
vrsI.heers, the brotherhood
'he Bro,bo,l r,lrcn'cn aud Eneinnmon
4. fhood OF Railway Train
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
COLLEGE MEN VICTIMS
OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS

PRINCETON. y. j., Oct. 30-Marrus
Crawford OF Franklin. Pa. aud a mem
Der Of the freshman class OF Princeton
university. today is in thc university in.
went To- the iniirmaTy on Wednesday COM
planning of pains in the head. In short
time his limbs were parnlyZcd and despite
heroic efforts 10 gave him, he succumb he'd
to the disease This is the sscon1 uvhti
from The same disease in tic freshman
cleIsu NlI HIN lh,. laSI inren Mrrks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
No knowledge of KIDNAPPING

MEXICO CUTY. Oct, a0,-When shown
nm Associated Press telegram concern
ing the kidnapping of Grace Rolph OF Pen
der Mob American Ambassador Wilson
said tonight he had no Information on
the subject. Miss Rolph was reported TO
have been kidnapped Thursday by MeXl
can named ScEupda, on rMnch near
Chccoy, Mexico. where she had been
spending the summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Mgr. Falconio to Attend,

ST, LOUIS, Oct. 30,-Apos tolic Dele
gate Falconlo will be among the distin- |
ventIon ur the American Federation OF
Catholic societies. which begins Ut New
Orleans November Is This announce
Matre, national secretary Of the organl-
Zation The convention will represent
moro than 100000 Catholics
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Erazil,s New Cahinek.

RIO JANEIRO Oct 3G-rresidert-
elect Marshal Hermes Fonseca has SO
lcctod his new cahient as follows: Min
lister OF foreign affairs. Baron dc Rio
Branco; minister OF the interior Senior
Corroa: minister OF public works. Or J.
J. s. Eabra; minister OF a,,rcuIturs. Pc
dro Toledo; minister OF finance, Senior
SALES; minister OF war General Bar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Cotton Exposition at Waco.

WACO. Texas. oct. 30.--The attention
OF practically the entire cotton world
Will be centered on Waco when the
cotton palace exposition will be formally
opened November to continue for ciy-
teen days. The staple iii its different
stages from the tire il Is picked until
IL is manufactured. together with cot
ton products and the machinery used in
raising and manufacturing n, will lie eX-
t,l I.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Draft Horses Burned.

CHICAGO Oct 3O.-One hundred eX-
pcnslve draft horses were killed. num-
ber Of worl5mcn had narrow escapes and
considerable property damage resulted
late today, when large steam PHO
burst I'm a barn at the Union Stock Yards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Americans at Manila.

MANILA oct. 29.--Thc committee OF
American business men representing tho
chambers of commerce on The Pacific
coast arrived here from Canton today.
They will remain until Wednesday. They
sail for the United States on the Man
churia November 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Physician Kills Himself,

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 30.-Dr. John
Ncsbit, a New York physician. shot and
killed himself In his statcroom on board
the steamer Arabic last Thursday even
ing. The Arabic arrived here today from
New York, Tho body has been cmbalmed
and Will be landed al Liverpool
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Births Exceed paaths.

PARIS, Oct. S0-During the first half
OF the year 1910 it is officially announced
the births in France exceeded the deaths
by 91,1S9 During the year 1909 the
deaths exceeded The births BY 2S.9OS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
"a. S'ina Girls Injured,

erpEs a rY. s,. Oct. 3O.-Whila walk
four b,,u,rlce In Kansas City Kan
MY slivh,,,n. girls were Knocked dnUn
q by c"oy G Injured by inoSo,, ~" ca - y
city. = ~, y. Sharp. an aiinrnn, % AZ ~,
oeth Roi ne girls. Nellie Fuhort
pah Dnarts, Minnie Hedhcrrv amJ
YER ftum an. y. We're In charge of "a a
u " 'le Kansas school for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Utahn i'll New York,

Special TO Tho Tribune.
NEW YORK. Oct, 3o.-Broadway, Cen
tral-Dr M. Brown
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Index to Tod0y's Tribune
Departments.

!: Departments. Page !
J. Editorial go. .................. :.
II DllileS s..s....'-...s.s... -
= intermountain ,... ....,........ s :.
= Domestic. r
a. Unique case In Idaho courts..,. I ;.
!. Big gates for Panama canal. ..... :
I. Democrats publish labor record Of >:
I. Roosevelt .ssrs s..,.......-,.... ] >.
y. Financial review for week. ...... s >.
= Foreign, !.
= Japan's new Dreadnousht is :.
!. launched ....-,..,......... -. :.
!. Premier BRAND is sustained by =
= French deputies .......,.e...~ :,
+ Local :
= ES- convict is caught trying 10 -
: slnugglc opium into the state 4
~ prison .....-s. ...s.s--. liz :,
: Former Salt Lakcr feeds horses i
y pie 49,. >-ssr.v,.-..... -
]. My Son Hyrum" talks in tabor i
u ndclc ....ss s..ss,..s..-- IL =
= Now streets may be vacated ... ~ :.
!. Catholics dedicate church in -
Z. bingham .ps.... ,.s.s..........lS IL IL
r Political situation in Bingham, ..12 =
1. Sporting News. II
!. Famous cowgirl reaches Salt Lake { =.
i Clark Griffith visits Zion. -
!. Three aviators make great trip =.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31

from the Doctrine Of Covenants and
| then added:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31

Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31

Speaker then read at some length
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
BECAUSE you are busy

now is no excuse for not
advertising.