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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL ARRIvALs-v. A. Rede- will, Phoenix; F. M. Purcell, Fl Paso; J. c, Mcclure, Tucson; B, l.. Worthen, Tucson; W. A. Eaton and wife, Du- luth; T. w. Hamilton, Denver; w. Kat chin, Los Angeles; S. F. Hazlehunt,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
EDWARD WILD DEAD-A.

well known mining man og this city, died at his home on North Broad street yesterday morning, asthma, from which he had suffered for some time, being the cause of death. The deceased was a
 brother of Charles Wild of this city, Frank Wild of Phoenix, Wallace Wild ol Thatcher and Mrs. R. J. Coyle of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
. RuSINESS IS GOOD

At Pete Taylor's Newport barber shop. If you don't believe it, come in and see
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25

Mound City Paints ure better. Whal' ley Lumber Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
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MEETING oMITTED-T

terian mid-week service will be omit ted on account of the grammar school commencement exercises tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
MISS UPTON ILI,-Miss Oma U,

sister of Mrs. l.. Bucholz, is confined to the county hospital with an attack of typhoid fever.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
NEW SINGER AT GLoBE-Mis.

NEW SINGER AT GLoBE-Miss Marjorie Dalton, who has been with the Quinn stock company for the past several weeks, will make her appear ance at the Globe theater tonight, where she will fill an engagement as a singer. Miss Dalton has worked for some time in musical comedy and is said to have an excellent contralto voice. She will render two illustrated songs at each performance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
AFTER MORE wATER-The

zona Eastern railway is improving the water well at the shops by running an extensive drift toward the east across the underground channel of Pinal creek, in order to secure an ad- ditional supply of water. The drift has been started from the bottom of the present sump, at depth of about forty five feet and will be extended un- til the east channel of the creek is en- cOuntered.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
NEW MIAMI sERvIcE-Beginning

NEW MIAMI SERVICE-Beginnl today, Miami will receive added train service, the time of the morning train being changed so as to make the trip to Miami and return before the passenger train leaves for the valley. An added evening train will make the round trip after the arrival of the passenger train from Bowie In all, five trains day will be operated both to and from Mi ami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
OFFICERS

Colorado Springs; A. J. Matthews, Tem. pc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20

Die @iianpaarenbGn0ler Sirma
gbriit. Gberlin II. Son maften Mitt
,uod Worsen Die n%nangenebme @nt-
oedung oob 9iebe DGbrenb 'oer Hadt
ben 2a6en beiudt, irr6 ben eiiernen
@elbidranf rnb gaib &eeiiter aii.
ialnnten Inn etfpa $3.50 berat,bt bat.
ten. Mit benz @eIoi6ranf 6a Der.
ielbe ni6t peridIoiien, batten Die
9iebe leihtes Spiel, ben gaib 9fe.
glitter batte Der 9ieb ms 9aiement
getrogen unb nit Sddet ,tnbiiQt ain
beim offnen ettuaisen &lin9elton gu
.eritiden. Der 0ieb fonnte ienenfaQs
Die Combination, ionit bate err Dos
|S6ubfa6 ni6t bermiS3ieben fonnen
obne Ben &egiiter nit @epalt ouf.
5umaden, mas 8rufitiide ~binterlai-
fen bate. Die in bic garS fiibret6e
Sbntr OeS SalenlertS gelpobltlih nit
einem GuerboIfen pe~rriegelo, oiente
als ausgang oes 9iebes, OBJ er iif
bur6 0ieielbe aud Gineang Der.
idoift. fam nidt feitgeitelt peroen.
@aun bot aud nidt Die 9eringite
|Sbur 0eS ShGters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20
9ienie Ser fatNoIiidlen Sc.

-OuS Rttllt uSl lulpptlNJN"
rnein6e in Morriion au Efingltmor'
toa fam in ieoer 8e5iebnng als Elm
GROCER @rfolg be5eidnet fueroen.
anlab an bieier Seitli6feit mar IN
eriter 2inie bas 50-idbrige. Subil-
al,m Der @infleioung in Den 6rarl5-
isfaner-S rben oes Seeliorgers Der
@emeiuoe, bodO. arienins Sable,
uno. Sit urb Sung rpetteiferte Inn
BEN Gag gu gbren bes bod)tpiirotgen
Serrn slr eirlen Seittag in oes 8or.
tes polliter 9eoelttung SIT MAIDEN.
g(u6 seItaltete oas Set iit) oitm Be
item Der @emeinbefaiie, oenn Die Sa'
men batten eiten groBen gaaaar. Der
anitaltet Der ortr6 ben Serfaif Der
pieIerlei Irtifel moitden Collar ELM
brafte. SIS mar ein id)oreS Set
meld)es in polliter Sormonie per'
lief uno iid sroben 8eiudes erfreut'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20

-@dnner, ipttdt nidt auf ben
Geitenapeg. gs lit cine ibIeGte @.e
tuobnbeit Delde man iih leidt abge'
nobnen fam.
SRI. Mnrtba Sleiid febrte am
Iesten 8reitog npn ei1ten Iangeren
g(nfentbalt IN ct. 2olti8 5utiid, 1lnb
lit ipieber @erfGnfcrin in aranin 6.
8e9emamt's Storc.
-9ei &obert @irtel giebts NOR
gem gbeho 3an5pergniioel mo miro
5nrielben 3eit glrtbnr Hoeidels Sra.
pbapbon perlpit peroet. gS miro
freunblidit Sutn 8efuf etngelaben.
Soiepb q. 8ieber, BON Sfpiss,
mar uoreeiterft bier. OR bate So
milienmgebOrise rtaf) Dem 9abnbof
gebrod)t uro and iouit bier 5l1 tbirn.
s. ff.E'
-+8ic gsittme Conrad Stlldb in
st, 2ouis bel ibrer Sodter 6rai
Grit Sharff ipobnbnft, lit idItnm
frmtf nn6 5fpeifeIt mani aip ibre1l
Inffomutett.
DIE 5ea1tfben Metbobiitet1 Gre,
bigger oes 81. Soilis 9iitrifta bielten
bieie @ofe ibre @~erinnmlliiis nb
in Big Sprina. Serr 9aitor Size
berbutb iuobnt Der S|eriommlilng bel.
-am 23. Moi. lit poaltdnoise
RonbfiniterniB MEDIC I'M 9:46 ibrel
anfdfig nrab tt.43 totnle Siniternib
3eigt. Der earrae &orsmg tuirb bis
t:22 nod &itternad,t bn1ierrl
-Ga5tpr 6. SiiebmeDer reiite
Iortag nod Der 9iinbesbmiptitnbt
@aibinston4 mo er oils Delesat bon
1aiiiouri Der @orlos Srulbnp SdooI
Contention beftpobiit. es piro ildd)
item Spnlta9 in Der ct. Yaitls Sir.
DIE feir @~nttesbienit itnttfinbcr.
tSerr nitb Srau 9pon 6. &obpn
tpnren anfnrss Der ISOLDE in Golnm
bio Inn Der rSitifns Der Grobloae
bes 5000. 8. brisiipobiteft, erite.
rer dis i@epraientnnt Der bieiiget,
Hobert 9lttn Soee nm Ieetere aIs
Sertreterin Der Rebefab sdmeite,
2ose. ,ss,t m,e
Suoee gusiiIt &eber nrb G. s
&ippitcin poit Der Snpinas @anf
@apor q. ., @aIfer bon SecpIes
8anf Ionic giiauft 8egemann Sr.
bon Der 5armers II. @ercbants Ban
pcrbradten bieie @ote mcbrere ga
&c in ct. 2ouis mo tie Der Sabrcs
oe%rinmnrluts Der State 9anfers Nj
location beipobnten.
|H e N.rW ENe.E a.NTEa.MA HLLM.. La a@T M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20

-glIberi MneIler 1ttb S6lpelter
bon 2ittle Berger marer @ontag IN
Rorriion 81 8eili6.
gbpin SfIniot, bon DRY Sill,
bat cine @aioIinmai6ine gefauft Inn
fir 6armer S%eiierbol3 Su iagen.
-0as 8icnie Der Sefientli6eri
S6nle In @orriion fiuoet morgen,
Samstag, ben 81. @ni itatt.
Die Trobate uit6 Die GoirntD
Court iperoen ndd)ite1l @ontoe nit
abbaltultg Oes r%egelmdBisen Maiter-
Minis Beginner. m
Sri. amaiioa Sell fam lebten
8reitas BON ct. 2oitis itlir rine @of
bel ibrer SGtuater, 5rau 2eon Sac.
rer at berbringeit.
SRI. 2iilu 9iIgenitoebler fam
lctten 8reitag bon ct, Spiiis Inn
6er CONNER i'm GIternbcitr Bel
StoIpe 5u8ubringen.
SEER 8m. &arneboaen, bon ct.
Souis erfre,lte alt Yiineitioumtaa iei-
ne bieiioeu 6reuube nit icinem Be-
il6.
Sc dlter Elm Mann pirb, ie-
mebr miro er ein Sflape ieiner Sc
ipobnbeiten un6 pernteiDet es lmomog.
lid aus Dem alten @elriie beraiis-
eeriiien al merben.
&c. s. @ilItams, Der Maitiniit,
bat feline SaniIie bon Seiferion gitp
beirbereebroht utb iein bon Srnii
ansuit Seinlein gefauftes Gigen.
tbiun be3oaen.
Jolepb Stellrtes, bon BERGER
Bottom, mar Samstas gefdftIif)
bier. Gr ioet Der 8ttB iabrt fort
grobe 8roden 2anb t~pegsuipiiien iino
III iest MIR nod 4s Sub BON Der
5arm ieineS 8dters eatfert.
-@arhDdrins 8oitpn 8. 81. 81.
besob fid, seiter,t nod 4ittIc Berger
Inn aameraS ) s, stoccfIins so.
@eburtsiag feitli6 8u begeberl. Do
mir sur &reifc sebei ebe Die Bong
8nriidtebrten; f6niteu mir iiber ben
gerIaiif ser 8eier itidts beridtct.
Die StaatSbeb6roe onr griif
ING bon &edtsfonoioaten eronin
int bieie @ode in Seiferion Gin
cine 8Iaiie BON t40 applifanten
Die eroBte &laiie. ole lie baeeipeien
gid @asconaoe Gouttp bat einen
gpplifanteu, Der Sebrer Serr Guft
Soebmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20
@irdlidcs.

lin cine SoIilion nit stadbars
@emeinOen au uermeiSen. modten
mir hermit nodmaIs 3,lr aenntniB
nabme bringelG DAB Die presbpteriide
@emcinoe 81, 8ap, liant 8eidInB BON
Sanuar ibr 9siiiionsfeit ani 10 nno
II. ausuit feiern miuS, 10 @ott mill.
y. aoIobn, &ait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20
goclpbian 2iterarb soeietp.
9[6eit6,

Iroaramm fir berte Ibeno,
Sreitoa ben 90. Meai 1910.
Song-Sigb SCHOOL Chorus,
&ecitation-glp Iausburtb.
Sroperbs-2eslie 5obrner.
Riooles-estber Druid.
&ecitation-SeIma 9anMier.
8efmanr.
8iono 9uet--glIie Soenede nrb
Wonica Sefmamt.
Dialogue Sdiiler 3immer 2.
9escription-&ufus Settler.
2etter-Marion @il6,
Ribbles-@mil Simon.
Gong dbden bon 3inuner 8.
STANDARDIZATION @ar0.
Sofes-Serbert 3aitrotp.
9escription-2illiam Eefotte.
grto.biograpbp-Smgo S6sner.
&ecitation-Inm 2eibad.
Observation-Disclosures Sedmonlt.
Sofes-Suiie sapIor.
Eiano 9uet-a nna Saner II. glmt
Saio.
Sration-Gbas. ggIep.
&ecitation Srma &efiamen.
Ronolo9iie Starry Ieper.
Dialogue Sodfdul S6iiIer.
Song-Sigb SebooI Chorus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20

ohAStNt BNhN'
9r. Sidion uirb am %, "a
nnb % @ai, (gaontae, 9icnstag II.
@ittluOdD im ct. 2oniS Der Sabres'
beriammlnng Der @iionri State
Dental IMPORTATION b%eiluobnen, nnS
it folslidj an Sieicn S@crr in ieinem
gtelicr nidJt an5ntreffcn.
Der oeutide st. CHARLES 9em'
ofrat", Der ieit 46 Sabrcn bon 5. s.
go6e berausgegeben uto reoi9irt
wuroe, 1T fdrfli6 in Den 9eiib BON
s. q. giittner, Dem ebemaligen
Silfspoitmeilter BON ct. CHARLES,
iibergegangen nno miro in 3ilfunIt
politii6 utnbbdi1gig iein.
Die Serren 6. s. Sope unb s.
s. Mertens, bon Morriion ionic
Ferdinand 8raun unb beiIen Wtitter
Die @ittpe oeS iiin9it 81 8otsoot
pcritorberwH -9enrp Braun parcn
aeitern bier in Saten oes Seita.
ments 1uto IodloIies oes 8erItorb-
er1er.
-grisfo Siebler'S nelter Mllball
mrt @obnbm,s lit inter God nlto
bat bas 8ortse iest Elm oloeres, aber
bel idoneres a~usieben, als friiber.
gu6 5ranf Eitpp bat ieinen 3 Gin.
mer groBen gnbau 5irm ei13ug fer
tig, uno Iino beioe 9oiiten eine gro.
be gerbeiierung fir 9enaurtte 8obn'
plate mo elm sSmpropement" fir
Die 5. Stnabe.
S1bae Snden, BON Stolpe, Der.
ffidte gusgargs letter 8ode 60
onf ieiner Sorm seao9enen Sdpei'
ne, ur6 er5ielte fir bieiclben $500
bos Slinbert. Sein Nafbar Mforh
aromcr Ififte CUR ielben 3eit cine
@orlaoung gefouiter Sthpcine bod
mar Der Mnrft fiir i'm nidt siinitig,
pern er mtf nidt geraoe 8erlitIt
butte.
-afar Sceriter Sobn nnieres
@titbiirgers Sncob 6oeriter niir6e
9ienstag letter ISOLDE idJper frant
beim 9ebradt bon Snpulpa. Sflabc.
ma, mo- er i'm 9elesrapbenoierii
itebt, rrpo es lit elm 8unoer ipie Der
fn,im 1s-iabriee 8uriGe ben Sraits'
port bon 600 Ieilen ai,sbielt, Seirit
aranfbeit lit 5ppboib /. 8ueimo,lia,
bod lit CT lett niif Der 9eiierlug.
-Sn Der ct. Sofepb Stride 5r
2ittle Berger iDaroen ourd &ep
2ambert 9rinfmoeller am Oienstaf
ST. einem aliidIifen Scare nereint
Serr Soiepb Strlifboff uun st
2ouis nit Sri. Sophia 8lott boz
2ittle Berger. SIM Seim Der 9rniit
eltern Serr uro Srai1 90. &lott er
folgte biibide SodBeitsfeier. 9as
iunge Iaar miro, ipie tpir p~ernebnte,
in ct. 2ultis mobnen.
-8ir batten 9ienitag bas Der
. anii9en Grof. u. 9. 6. 9ieneno
gertreter beS Geutidta merifaniidel
Rotional 9unb in imierer Office 81
begriiben. Erof. 9iepenS's a1if
gabe lit es in Srten mo- 9elltldy
mnbncR burb 8iloiing bon Gomitiel
Die Seritreitten beiltiben Clement
5tt iammeln Inn oitr6 einbeitlide
8orgeben ben I'm iid greiienoeI
Observation-Disclosures al betdmpfel
nnb iiberhaiipt Die oeutiden Gcreir
gilegetdtten Der oeutiden Sprad)
rno 2iteratur 5i maden.
Dies lit 2uatember- ISOLDE, uii
NOR Wittmod, Der aometentag. be
critic 6ait uno %abitipBtag, Die bel
oeu anOern 9o9e iinb beute uni
moraet. Am Somtag lit oas Sci
Der Sl. GrciiaItiefeit, aud, eir be
belitmsSpoIler Gag fiir aatboIifet
tpcIde ibre pSitern~ nod nidt .ge
mndt" baben.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20

GER 5beo- 9iaeD BON Stolpe
brofte geiterri nit Dem goote ans.
@obIt @ei5en in beb bieiisen Rartt
uHo bntte tngsiiber aud @eiddftlif-
es bier gu erIeoigeu.
-Serr 2ouis Corn bon aanias
Gitp lit bier gum gein6 ieiner In-
aeb0rigen nno Inn nod ieinem Gig.
entbim 5i iebert.
-Sobn gieber, gbolpb gteber
uno ernit 8abe, ollie BON Spiss,
reiiten 9ienitag nad benz Beiten
eriterer nod Omaha, Die lebteren
na6 giion, Som, Inn Den CONNER
aui Ser 5arirt 5it arheiten.
Sim 9orneritag Den 26. Wai
feiert Die 8atboIiide Stride bas bl.
6robnIeidnnmsfeit. Sn Berger lit
Inn R9 l1br Sodamt unb Broael.
lion i'm 6reien, nobel Die ct. In-
tbonp @ilitarp 8ano iid betbeiligen
miro.
Die ct. @eorg's @emeinbe
miro am 3onneritag, Dem 26. Mai
1910 I'M 9aiement Der ct. @eorg's
Sdrle BON II llbr @ormittags Bis
Y ltbr slbenos aaffeefrdnad)en NIT
See Cream ieitt. Ille iino ber3li6
eingelaoen. Der Grtrag lit fir Die
neue ct. @oerg's Stride.
&ergcft es nidJt!
Der Comet nit ieinen millionen
langen Sdtpeii gebt iett meg. Der
RdbmaIfienen . Reparirer iett in
Sermanir bleibt audi nidt INNER
besbalb berubt Die 3eit ur6 bringt
Die N1bmaI6ienen berein ebe es 5li
Ipdt lit. Ser Grpert bat iest 107
&ilnben bier b%efrieoigt.
Mon oobreiiiere all II. 9. Sotel
ODER Sermani1 Saienritter M0belge.
id)1ft.
Sobn S. Ge 9eIoer.
#HFH
SEER s. 8. Spobrer lett pieler
Sobren 2ebrer in Den bieiigen Sdul
ert bot BEL Der S6ulbeborbe iein sc
irld inn gntloiflms als Surerinten'
oeut Ser 5pdi6ule ein9ereift weld)
es nit Sduli6luB ndfiten Monat!
IN Strait treten ioII. Die Sdlllbe
boroe bat Serrn 8. s. Strunf bis
her Yrin3ipal Der Stooti6nlen biC
nafaiit tperoenoe Stelle atgetragen
melfe 8eforberung olldJ bon Serrr
Stunt angen6mmen ipuroe. @S ian
Dem i'm 2ebrerperIonal ionft cine Ser
anbcrun9en ober 8eridiebrngen itat
unb lit ole YriBipalitelle Den Stabt
ifule Die ein5ise pafaute STEELE.
Sim letter. SamItag feiertel
Serr ultb 5rau 6. ". &ief int trau
ten 5amilien- unb 6r%eunoesfreif
lire Silberre Sod5eit. 9oh i
gon5 riibig iollte bas froblide @r
eigniB nidt abgeben benn ole Otter
prize Riiitiarp 8anb lieB es iid
ni6t rtebmen oem Subelpaare eli
herrlid)es Stdnot,eii 81 bringeit, I'm
10 berridte in ben 8eItraiimen big i
Ole, Worgenihirpoe Iiiifflang IN.
6ldierfians md gutter beuti6er Gil
te. guh mir er,tbieten nadtragIid
Dem SiIberbroittigam uno Der Gil
herbrdiit uniereil Ier5liditen Slid
mmid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20
reyontri eusr sch IN Der
pfpplfs Bank
ppa ltrmann

bon gtrnanr
Die Yauf Der ssute, pom ben isu'
ten unS fur Die Eeute.s
&eime Sanf iidjerer
8 gro,ent 8infsH Belts epoften.
Dtrettyien:
N " gr,uer, Nobi. Walter.
Senrp Grass. 9enrn w. Aetciie'
fenru Od,suer, u. u. Silber,
VI. u. Oalfsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20
SH-H-H-H
-Sft nimmt Der 2eier Die Sci.

Oft nimmt Der 2eier Die 3ei-
tiing 5itr Sano, urlb nadoem er eli
nen itiidtigen glid bineinseporfen,
legt, ooer mirft er bieielbe miBmlt.
tbig beiieite nit Dem @emerfen:
@idts brirm bieie ISOLDE. &a6t ibr
lie boriiber nadeebudt ipas bieier
Gusorud in WirfIidfeit beoeutet9
gs beoeiltet bas IN Der ISOLDE Die
ioe6en beenoet, in unlerer Nitte fei-
mem ein llngliid 5ugeitoben lit; oaB
feline Selersbrunit einem Naflbar
S6aben augefiigt bot, bob Der SOB
Die Sdapelle elmer befreunoeten So.
mile nidt iiberi6ritten, oob fein
1ann i'm 3orn ODER SaB ii6 am
2eben zines g1doern pergriffen, ODER
elm arnler Seufel bonn @etpiiiensbif-
len ODER anberen ltriaden geplast,
Sano al iid ielbit legte. 8enn on
pieoer cine 3eitung in Die SanS be-
fommIt melde feline ~traurige 8egeb.
enbeit entb6lt, gieb elm bisdeu Cant
tatt 6es murrens, lieber Seier.
Die beiten Initreifer, 8aiiunrer-
nebrner H.. arditefteu bieies 2anbes
brai,den MIR Rounb Git9 uSorfe
S6oemarfe" fir Sduierauitri@
gbriit. gberlin & Con-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20

We have added CoMPo BOARDS
to our large stock. Call and find
out its good points.
KLENK LuMHER CO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-20
Seiratbs.2 ieenien.

Soiepb 6. Strudboff. ct. aouis "a
Sopbia alott, Sermam . Fl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-07
DRY FARMING CONGRESS OPENS.


Spokane. Wash-Prcssing button
at his summer home In Beverly Pres.
ldent Taft on Monday night gave tho
signal In the Spokane Armory for the
formal opening Of the Fifth Dry Farm.
Ing congress. After a salute TO the In.
tcrnatlonal colors and the singing OF
America" by public school pupils.
Mayor n, s. Pratt welcomed the dele
gates in behalf OF the city. Addresses
OF welcome were also made by c. VI.
Fassett. president Of the Spokane
Chamber OF Commerce. and Governor
NJ, +. Hay.
President +. w. Mondell OF wyom.
Ing being detailed at home by Illness.
his annual address was read by w. Il.
Thatcher Of the Washington State col.
lcgc.
A response in behalf OF the lntorna-
tlonal delegates was delivered by
Hewitt Bostoch Of Ducks. d. C.. rep.
resentIng the government OF Great
Britain.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-07
rweNTY.NlNe LOSE LIFE.
Heavily Loaded Barge swamped and
Men Thrown Into River.

New York-Thcre was given out
from the battleship New Hampshire
Sunday night list OF twenty.nino
men who were supposed to have per
ished by the swapping Of a barge
which was being towed to the vessel
at anchor In the Hudson river Satur
day night Appended TO this list are
the names OF eleven men who are su'
absent. but who were not recognized
as having been in the swamped boat
Various versions Of how the accl.
dent occurred arc in circulation. Tho
generally accepted one, however Is
that the barge. heavily loaded with
sailors and marines returning from
shore leave, was tossed into the heavy
swells Of q passing steamer. Rising
for moment like a cork, the barge
then plunged into the trough between
two waves, one Of which broke over
the side and swamped II.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-07

welt, the man who Is wise md strong
enough to use II impartlalg for the
bencdt Of all and the only IAN strong
enough and gentle enough 10 use the
big stick as a shepherds crook"
The report OF the committee on ro-
solutions recognize water as the
source OF life and the basis OF habit.
ability with ownership vested In tho
people; demands Just compensation
for the people In return for the use
OF water granted by the state. federal
or municipal authorities, recognizes
intcrdependencc of various uses OF
water. making the primary supply for
drinking and domestic purposes and
for agriculture through Irrigation and
declares for administering Of watoT
ON the principle OF the greatest good
for the greatest number for the long
est time"
Chicago was chosen ~ the meeting
place for 1911, after Los Angeles had
carried its fight to the floor OF the
congress
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-07
AFTER FOOD TRUST
KANSAS CITY JUDGE IMPOSES
PENALTY. OUT FINALLY RE.
CALLS ORDER.
Attorneys for Kansas City Produce
Exchange Convince Judge That
They Were Not Aware Of the
Date for Final Hearing.

Kansas City.-IIalt an hour after
Judge r. T.. Portcrneld had dissolved
the Kansas City Produce exchange
and fined three Of It's members an ag
gregate OF $500 on Monday. the court
set aside both the order and the fines.
when the first court action was
taken Monday none OF the defendants
to the suit had legal representative
In court Within few minutes after
Judge Porterfeld had fixed the penal.
ties. however. w. s. Cowherd attor.
ney for the exchange. appeared and
made strenuous protest against the &c.
ton that had been taken lie said no
did not understand that the time for
the final hearing Of the case had been
set for Monday
Judge Porteriield then set aside the
order. Fines assessed We're: The Ar.
mour Packing company. $500: w. l..
Crush Commission company. $500. and
Hurst Produce & Commission com.
pany. $500. Had the court desired. Il
might have ordered the Armour or.
ganization to cease doing business in
this state.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-07
Amund,,n 70 Make Atlantic VOYAGE

misunderstanding to letter
received hero from Captain Road
Amundsen. aboard the Fran at Ma
deira. he has decided to proceed on
an Antarctic expedition. lie prom
ises TO send details when he arrives
at Punta Arenas. This change OF
plans has occssioned surprise. as II
was the original intention OF Amund'
sen to start early next year on a
drifting voyage for the north poie, The
Fran was first to 80 to San Francisco,
where It was to be fitted out, and It
was calculated that the drift through
the Polar ice would occupy not less
than seven years.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-07
UTAH STATE NEWS

The second crop Of strawberries Is
b.ing harvested at Brigham CITY. the
berries being In demand at % cents
per cup.
ARA Judd has been placed under
$500 bond TO await trial on the charge
OF the theft OF letters from the post
office at Panguiich.
Rayda Reed. the daught Of Smith
Vile farmer. became the wife Of Kunio
Toda. with whom she eloped two
weeks ago. At the japanese Baptist
mission In Tacoma on September Is
James Bail was seriously injured.
having narrow escape from death.
at Kaysville. when brick fell from
the second story Of building on
which he was working. striking him
ON the head.
Work on $4,000 steel bridge
across the Weber river At ogden on
the Denver a Rio Grande route be.
gan last week. II will be In place
and ready 10 bear the weight Of traf
nc BY November l.
pices Of the Murray Commercial club
was held at Murray. Thursday after
noon. The meeting was the second
Of a series TO be held there this win
ter.
Maggie Kenncy. aged IS years, col
ored. for many years a character In
Balt Lakes tenderloln district, ended
her life by taking a blg dose Of co
calne. Her associates say she was
tired Of life.
Ersol Randall sycarold son Of
George Randall Of ogden, was Instant
Iy killed when he fell to the ground
from the seat Of a wagon he was drly.
Ing and the horses pulled tho wheels
over his head.
A premature blast on the Garfield.
bingham road hurled Steve Niskin. a
Greek. nearly dozen yards IN tho
air. Vlskin fell back TO the ground
tm all tours ana escaped with bruises
about the head and shoulders.
Water as clear as cystal now flows
through the mains Of the now water
distributing plant at Murray. Tho
Rowing wells ON the water farm, out
aide the city limits. are capable Of
flowing COO gallons per minute.
John Thomas Buckle, 30 years old,
senior member Of the firm OF Buckle
a Sons company. Salt Lake city. and
who had been prominent in Odd Eel.
low circles more than 30 years. died
suddenly at his home on Tuesday.
from heart failure.
Called to the door OF her home In
Salt Lake City. Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-07
HASKELL WINS OUT
CASES AGAINST THE GOVERNOR
OF OKLAHOMA COME TO A
SUDDEN END.
Government 10 Left Helpless by the
Courts Ruling Concerning Time
Limit. and Men Charged win
Conspiracy Go Free.

McAloster. Okla-The trial OF Gov.
ernor e. ~ Haskell Of Oklahoma In
the Muskogee town lot cases came to
a sudden end on Thursday when the
government announced that under the
restrictions laid down by the court II
would be unable to make out case
against Haskell or any Of his code.
fCndants.
Governor Haskell and three other
defendants were charged In an lndlct.
ment returned by federal grand jury
with conspiracy to dofraud the gov
eminent In the disposal OF town lot
sites at Muskogee. okla" II was
charged that by the false registration
OF the names OF persons scattered
over the country they secured title to
about 600 lots.
The dismissal OF all Of the cases on
Thursday was attributed by the gov.
eminent attorneys to their inability to
confne their proof to the period OF
llmilaI!on as fixed by Federal Judge
John A. Marshall
Judge Marshall said the circuit
court OF appeals decision, under which
no was bound to rule. was In some
points at variance with his own Views,
but he had no alternative.