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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
BRIBERS AND
 CHAPTERS ARE
 STATES FOES

A stirring denunciation of modern political methods was the address on 'sCivic Religion given by pr. S. S. Wise, rabbi of the Free Syna gogue of New York. at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Clinton Barnum Seeley, In gleside, before the Contemporary club, last night.
 Dr. wise said: .aTte real enemies of the American Democracy are not outside of our borders, but inside. The most deadly enemies of the Re- public are the big city grafters, the municipal corruptionists. The real yellow peril of gold mad graft is more dangerous than the pretended yellow peril of the Far East
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29

street ran in out of breath to tell the sergeant that he had been robbed of half a ton of coal
 Boschook said he and his wife went away to spend the day and returning late at night found the house in con- fusion. Not only had the thieves car ried away three suits of clothes, two pairs of trousers, one spring overcoat. two picture frames and a big roll of oilcloth, but they had gone into the as well.
 The report was turned over to the detective bureau today. Boschook lives among neighbors who are be1iev- ed to be of unb1emlshed character, yet the police can't imagine how the burglars of whom they can find no trace could have gotten away with the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
GOOD NEWS FOR THE

At meeting of the English Woolen Mills Co., headquarters on April 23rd, it's members decided not to advance the retail price of clothing. This de- cision was reached after an examina- ton of the conpany's books showed a substantial increase in their this years business. This announcement came like a thunder bolt from sunny skies in the Woolen Trust, who last Fall ad- vanced prices to retailers, and are considered the most formidable com petitors of the English Woolen Mills Go. The latter are not engaged in a wholesale or jobbing trade, but con- duct their own tailoring establishments s throughout the country. In an inter view with MT. Evans, manager of their Bridgeport store, he said, 'I am pleased to hear the decision of my house, which is no doubt due to our increase in business and should be welcome news to the buying public in the face of the present high living ex- penses"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
WILL GOV. HUGHES REMAIN
 ON SUPREME BENCH
 AS ASSOCIATE JUSTICE?
Special from United Press,

Washington, April 29.-Un1ess Presi- dent Taft break precedents of nearly a century and half. Governor Hughes will remain on the Supreme bench as an associate and not be elevated. There have been rumors that Governor Hughes accepted the associate justice ship on the understanding that he would succeed Chief Justice Fuller in the event of the latter's retirement or death A perusa1 of the records of the Supreme court today disclosed the fact that there is only one precedent for the elevation of associate jus tice, and in that case it did not go into effect. On September A, 17S9, Presi- dent Washington sent to the Senate the nominations of five men to com pose the court of last resort. John Jay was named chief Justice. Among the associate justices was William Gushing. On January 27. 1796, Jay having resigned. President Washing ton nominated Gushing for the Chief JuSticeShip. The nomination was con- firmed on the same day. Cushing, however. declined the place. stating that he preferred to remain on the bench as an associate justice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
15-YEAR- OLD GIRL
 ELOPES WITH CHINK
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 Pawtucket. R. T., April 29.-Mystery, surrounding the disappearance here 8 week ago of 15-year-old Ada Laporte of Central Falls. was dispelled today when her parents received a souvenir postal which announced her elopement with Charlie Chin, a Chinese laundry man of Rereve, Mass
 The girl left her home a week ago Monday. ostensibly to attend the thea return and clue to the girls where abouts was received until today, how ever, when the post card was receiv- ed.
 'I am married to Charlie Chin. Love- Ada It is believed the pair are in Boston and the police of that city have been asked to find them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
Muslin Undergarments Very
 Much Underpriced.

Dainty creations representing of tvating lingeries delightfully."- trimmed with lace broidery Ribbons. Garments would fall n with.
 $1.5O Petticoats with 27 inch founce of and embroidery 9Sc
 Gowns-Empire efects-lace and em- broidered@ yokes and round and ,.tV'' necks 98c
 Corset Covers-brand~ stock--trin11ned handsomely with lace, embroidery and ribbon 49c
 $1.00 Combinations, Corset Cover and Drawers trimmed with embroidery and ribbon -69c
 Cornbination-Corset Cover Skirt Draw embroidery 9Sc. = Children's Dresses-gingham- assorted patterns in checks color-the linens piped in red and blue and make pretty serviceable apparel years
 Children's .Dresses-popln and chambray, all coIors, sizes to 6 years 9Sc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
TEDDY DAY PLANS
 WELL UNDER WAY
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.
 New York, April 29.-The committee has completed tentative arrangements for the reception of the ex-President. He is due to arrive on the steamer Auguste Victoria on Saturday. June IS. The committee will board a reve- nue cutter and meet Colonel Roosevelt at Quarantine where he will be taken On the cutter and head a procession of yachts, excursion boats and other craft up tot the Battery. At the Battery an official welcome will be extended by Mayor Gaynor Then the party will proceed up Broadway to 5Sth street with an escort of mounted police and Rough Riders.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
RECEPTION TO PASTOR.

Rev. F. H. L. Hammond, pastor of the Summerield M. E.. church, was rendered a reception in the church parlors last evening by a large gather ing of members of the church. Sev- eral other c1ergynen were among the guests. Following a musical program luncheon was served. The entertain CTS included F. Eber1ing, Ethel Bor- ste1n1an, Alice Turner, Richard Lock wood and Charles Simonds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29

Washington, April -2e-General Mel son A. Miles of the United States army, retired, who was thrown. from his horse while riding in Potomac park, was injured more seriously than first announced. When picked up General Miles was unconscious, but it was not until later that it discovered he had sustained a broken rib, and internal injuries. How serious the latter will prove the attending physi- clans have not announced
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
PFOPLE wE KNOW.

Edward J. Rowe of 353 Nichols street, employed by the D. M. Read Go. for 13 years, has resigned to ae- cept a position salesman with the American District Telegraph Go. of New York city. Mr. Rowe left this city last Thursday to take up the du- ties of his new position. He has the best wishes of a large circle of friends.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
HALF TON OF GOAL
 PART OF LOOT OF STRANGE BURGLARS
Police Puzzled by Strange Report
 of Sterling Street Resident.

One of the strangest burglaries in police annals was reported at the Sec ond precinct station late last night when Harry Boschook of 161 Sterling
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
Miscellaneous Merchandise Much Beneath the
 Usual Price

12 Button long lsle gloves black, 25c pr
 16 Button long Black and silk gloves, value
 Kayser'' lfsIe and Silk gloves. short, medium and long, bla ok, white and coIors- 70 S1.
 Black Elastic, Jet, Patent Leather, Suede and Persian Belts, styles -....... /. 49c., Stiff collars open work and solid enbroid- cry 1219c and 25e.
 Betsy Ross "Arrow Brand'' ladies' collars
 Mems Shirt Coat Style, cuffs attached and detached, neat fast colors, black white stripes e neat c e: c1 i;,,e c 49c. wear =. 25c to 49C.
 Ladies Union Suits, lace cotton, low neck
 Ladies' Swiss Ribber Summer vests Ioc
 Ladies' Kid Gloves-$1.OO value. 69c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29

Buying and saving opportunities no one with an eye to economy should overlook. Read the list carefully there s bound to be something in it of interest to you personally.
 Ladies' light weight lisle and fancy stock Black Tan, Pink, Bite, Gray, Green, Red. Champagne. 25c hose at. !14c a pr.
 Mems silk neckwear, four-in- hands, 25cs kinds and better at: 19c.
 Ladies Black and Tan gauge stockings. seamless ''Iruf1t -AA z2c pr.
 Children's school stockings, heavy and fine
 Ladies' shaped vests, sleeves with short sleeves !. 1z z2 c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
NUTMEG LEAGUE
 OPENS SUNDAY

The Nutmeg State League, which is composed of amateur teams in Derby, Ansonia, Naugatuck, New Haven Stamford, and this city, starts it's sea son Sunday. The local representa- tive, the St. Charles team, which last season won the championship in the Park City League, will open at Wheel CTS lot, having as opponents the New ed at 2:15.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29

full half ton of coal that BoschooJ claims is missing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29

The least at this sensational sample suit sale $13.25-the most vou can rs1,. is S2s25 CAN YOU AFFORD TO MISS IT? The final spurt of this extraordinary event is on a fast Hnish record breaking in every way positive will you be there to win your prize? EVERY SUIT IS PFsIzE-A GRAND PRIZE s16.75 so do not fail to get the TOMORROW Ma teriaIs, Styles Finish WorI1rna1sTlip. ALI, ARE UNQUALIFIEDLY THE BEST of the 1910 produc-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29
Saturday Again With More sl.5O and S2.OO Waists for $l.OO

A most satisfying stock of Tailored Waists in seven o which been added quantity of Dutch neck lingerie and lawns with short seeves-very captivating garments indeed and fully S2 worth, for only $1.OO. There too, lawns 1ingeries with stiff collars and cuffs, embroidered.
 The popular "N4iddy'' style Waists $1.OO each.
 LABORDF3 GILMAN co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-29

WANT ADS. GENT 4 WORD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-17
Segn 5.

Stoots 9 SdnlluperillienOent
9roilep miini6t, BOB sic n0flte &C.
gislotur Dem @olfe Elm glnenoenlel1t
5llr @erfo1iung porIege, o.r6 oas
beltintnlt miro, boB BEL @titirnml1l.
gen il6er cine Sd)nIiteltcr ii, Stab-
ten ltno 0rtiGdften, lpelGe Die Ser
luoltltng ibrer S9ulen utter eiae.
ne &ontrelle o%ellonlnlen Gabetl, cine
eitfode MoioritGt 5ltr MIlnobr1t
9enllge INTO ni0t cine que; 9rtttcl
Mojorit0t, iuie es jett n~ottYenoiq
lit. 6erncr mobte er, ooB ole 9e-
idlronfun9cn be5iiglid) Der @0bC
Ser 9eiteuer1tllg fir er5ie1crii1e
3mede mlfgcbo6cl miirocr.
Sic BON Ser 9r1lbesregierllnl
~crnollnte aomnlliion bon S%'lgeniel-
re1r ser gltnoesarntee, welbe Ell.
llen Blos on Ser @eitfiiite ,uieres
5tootes onsiu6et ioll, Ser gecig-
net mdrc, einen acknowledgement
BORT ol15ltlcgen, bot Corpus GGriIti
uno Mronias 8oB beiudJt ullb il
Die oortioen 8er5d(tnilie ocnout
giniiht genollllrlelt.
Die idlperelt ytegen lit @rolulls.
bile boben an ser Gtfe scr iebS.
5ebnten ltno Ser Monroe StraBe eli
@rob blosgeleot, III oeu ein flei'
neg &ino begroben lpor. Die @e.
erbigilng mllB bor picleli Snbrcl
itotteefluloen bobert oent\ ser 5ore
mor polItdnoig uerfoult ltno uoi
Der 2ei9e marer1 MIR 1toI cinig(
Gnot6en p~orhofoen.
Die u5nir" IN fredericksburg
bat am Sreitog ibr Gnoa erreidt
Der 8erlauf martein l1nqer!eli1 Ell.
folgrei6er. 9os @etter mar 6err.
li6 llnb Ser 8eitdb iibertrof alle ST.
lpartungen.
gel 2aperniu murre neltlit
abenosNer @eriu6 aenodt elmer
Bug Ser Snniet 9abn 5linl gntglci.
lefl 5u briltgel1. Mou bottc eill paal
Sdipelen anf Sos @e(cile gelnor.
fen. @liidli6er @eiie beulerfte ser
9pfonlotiofiibrer Scott oos 0irtocr.
nis, ebe nnbeil ongeridltet pllroe,
llito entfernte eS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-17

mo9li6 nar ullo mir mo1en Doffell,
oaB fem &iidgang in ,oieier 9etdti=
gunq eintritt. 9lber oud; oort lpQ
nlon abt bobeuL oaB MOI llber Die
groBortigere 9%etdtigung nld)t Sic
flei1lere perno6Idiiieere. Gem &C.
raoe in Der &Ieinorbeit lie9en bic
@ltr5eln Ser &roft l%iniere5 8eIongs=
(ebens. @enn, INNER llNr allf ;
@roBe bilae5ielt, INNER MIR flir Die
groben Iuffiibrun9en gearbeitet
miro, Damn tritt ihlieBlid @rnottung
mo Gri6laffung elm. 9lltd fir bic
fleinere uno engere SdtIgfeit Der
Gereine uno @ouperbartoe nrlB genr-
6eitet meroen fir oa5 einfachere
@irfen nno Shoffen, bel oeln bic
l@rcn5e 5miiden &llliif llno 8eletli9=
felt nift inlner i6arf 1e5oger 1T.
Sic 5dtigfeit u%nierer @eIonqucrei1e
lion niht blps oltf Dos gro8e &on5ert
geri6tet iein, lie iol oud III ms &C.
BEN oes Gin5elnen Elm biSdler poll Der
<nltbegelltcrllng ltro Der Gllltltllebe
ltragen, mel6e ieit gegitn Ser Chilli
lation sic m0rmenoe Slonsntc gene
len lit, an Ser iid nles Sfone uno
Gble i'm Meni6en ent8illnct bot.
llno gerooe bos miro oltrct oiele Sd
| tigfeit i'm &leineren erre'Gt. 9[us
i6r, menrl iie oll6 nidt irHtner NIT
itergiiltig lit, 8ieben Sic qroBen Be-
Itrehungen lire &raft unb in ibr itedt
nl6 ser Sauptmert, Den Sic Gdtigfeit
unierer @clanepereine fir Die Gr5al-
tling oes 9euti6tltms bet. Ioae
man iid oariiber ol1 @olbenelt Sor
im1ner flor iein.
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SIR tin5iger SrnSer.
&on1an BON SO. &eimburg.
(Iortieknll.)

f
ugtI6t BON Der blonoen Come,
iagte iie, obas iii Elm MdndJen obnt
Ser5; pieaeidt bot Tie ME ems &c.
bobt, piedeidt lit es geitorben. Sit
peiB nidt, mos Slieeno. mas Sdo1l.
belt uno mas 2iebe lit, lie laft ME
i'd iebe es Sen 2euten an, oie nift Ia.
bet fonnen, uno iol6e iirh neibild
ollf ieoes @eien, oas ii6 frsacn fam
oos Den WenlGen eef1llt ollrdj ieiner
Siebrei8; iie miro Sliiatrne nien1als
lieben!" Sic iprod patbetiid) UNI
idauipielerartig, uno oodj elorg cir
tiefer Sdmer5enston 9urtb ihrt
gfe0e.
vGas 2eben lit 10 emit" aof
id 5uriid.
vaher Dos 2a6en, oer Jrpbi;rn
Dos Shone lit sic Suit, norm lie at.
met, begann Die nutloerlifs Yerior
picoer.
SD periprede Sbuen. sos SIM
i'm ailge 81 bebalten.~ iagte it, I'M
fort 5ll folnmen; o6er peraebelts. 5iG
belt MIDI am aleioe n1o bat mid
ltm 8ottesmilen, bod crit III h6ren
OoB es niht @illfiir ooer Serrihiuht
lei, Die lie oil oas aino feIiele. ian.
bern Elm beiliges 8eripre5cn. !lnb
mol ooer libel nru3te i6 mir cine Sc
ididte e%r5dblen laiien, sic Die satc
portrug, als itebe tie ouf Dr.. 9ii1ne,
mo Die trob bes SliiitertnEeS, iporiil
Tie gegeben muroe, ourb @el:eu nno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine tpeGre s,lt-
lterleiihn9> Der boberen Mfilnlf iuoro.
Sd bermng niht me6r sic g8ottc
10 ipieoer5ugeben, ME fte aus Dem
Wfltnoe Der often SdaltIpielerin 20
men, i6 lpciB MIR nod, boB ibre Geoc
nonnit einleitete, SIT beboltptcn lie iei
crit pier5ig Sabre oft mo iebr ihGn
oemelen. Mir fiel onS nlte 2ieo1en
Elm, oos Elm Gihter ieiner ottelt @or-
l%enlItin IN BEN M1lnb legic'
Sd Deer mol Jllllt nno ld)on,
Got 9 nh nj me6r TO iehr.
Sf borr Sc 9folen op Sc Sud.
Sf barr oe 2uden Inn SC Nof;
Moipeer id junf I'M idnn!
Wo lueer id iltnf I'M i6nn!
Sd ipro6 i6t sic ongehliden per
BIG Sobre niht ob, rno tie eutrollte
nun elm Stiidden 2eben nor n;eillclt
Iugcn, 10 butt uno regellos ano ood
inieoer 10 boler 8oeiie ettte5 Gogo.
bunoentums, bob es 8ater @oetbt il
der germ in Sen Ga9men 8ilbelmt
Wteilters mtfgenomnen boben irilroe.
I'm es fnr5 81 ioaen, 8rofeIiDr Mat-
toni bate ei9entIid ~ie<ae(iebt. as
leine Nei9ung infoIge elmer ihr uner-
flarden Scelenitimmung oni lire
&oile9in i6ergino. sd NOR beiin-
nungSlos Dor G6ner5, Mtnoeuoi.
%iel(e," id)o(tcte lie eir, gober idy be
berri6te mid. SD wuroe Die ,nnrHt-
bebrlibIte 8reunoin Der junacn 8at-
tin Mottoni's."
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Der sd(aa eincs Senfcls

wiiroe 81. Cooper, Sstpego, &c. 9.
ebenio miafommen geipeien iein, tpit
ser ~erbarmungslole, lungen5erIto.
renoe Suiten, Ser Sabrelana ieSel
We0i5in pioeritano. u@r NOR helcn.
oers laltig in Der Na6t," i6reiM CT.
ouno ni6ts balf mir, Bis i'd Gr.
Sings Nem Discovery benubte, mel.
DIES midi pollitanoig furierte. Sd
butte gar ni6t mebr." Gin Gelinf
iiber5euet. SOC uno $1.00. 8eril!ds.
flaIde frei. @arantiert BON aIen
9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-17
Gs rcttete iein 2ebeu

o@ae 9laubten, i6 miroe mein
9ein berlieren" idreibt S. u. Omen,
len bon 8otertonn isis. > 8chn
Sabre lang lit i6 ON eczema u1,O
10 9oftoren fonnten mid nidjt flu
r@ierer, big i6 8uflens Mrnico Gil
be bennbte, Die mid b0llig oeiulto
.maAte." 25e Bel onen 0rl,adiiten.
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let ulr0 feline meitcrell 1o(aen Nor
Den 6efiird]tet.
6. j. @enin9er, ein 3innrr-
nlonn lHtO &ontraftor i'll San Ant
tonic, BAT iid i'll @unoc9geri6t
ols bollferott otlacrHelbct. ST g;6t
lcine &erbinoli6feiten nit S2296
uno ieilt @lttbabelt nit $170S oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-17

engineer: langid9rise Grfabruae in
gleftri5itdt, gutter Me6anifer perItebt
ale @eparaturen limb N~ufteauag bon
Maidinen; lit nillens Steauil9 dDnlie
Ger Mrt in SiibtpeitzSeras ~a1Sulte1e
men. 2i5ens unb &eferen8. 81. 8olff,
Tofpler, oS1D.
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@erlangt

cine ao6ii in eineln SaushoIt BON
orei B%erionen. Gutter 2obn. Naddl.
fraeen in ser 0ffice OCT nSreien
Nreiie".
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ssn Der 0Ghe BON

Sn Ser 0abe bon OougtoB,
Ga, rannte Elm 8aiiaeier;lla rsr
Georgia & Slorioo 8uhn in Elm
Iutomobil. s. e.. Smeut. Der
Mapor BON 9ougloB, oer nit meb-
reren Serren in benz Iutonlobit lob,
ipuroe getotet nno elm orberer SH-
ioiie, ein Wann namens Yrice,
tpltr0e ber[ett.
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Wabl : Mnseiae.

8ir iinb alltoriiiert, Germ SuIius
Real aIs &anbtoat fir 8ienernabl fIr
hen q q to ausufinb,gen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen by Inc city
council OF Salt Lake City OF the inten-
ton OF ouch council 10 make the follow
ing described Improvement. TO wit.
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
Nitritied pipe eight (S) inches in diameter
OH Lambert court. between Sixth south
and Seventh South streets. and on Cor
liss court. between Sixth South and
No >. and defray the abutters' portion
OF the cost and expense thereof, estimated
al nine hundred twenty-five and S8-1O0
l$922.SS) dollars. or one and 5-100 (Si.o3)
ting property there being S9C feet abut-
Ting said improvement. by q local as
scssment upon the lots or pieces OF ground
within the. following described district
benefited by said Improvement. namely:
The cast side of the north 238 feet Of
the west 165 feet, OF lot 9; the west side
OF the. north 255 feet OF tho east 1915
feet Of lot 9; tho cast side OF the south
40 feet of the west 30 feet of lot Z;
the east side OF the north 1855 feet of
The south 205 feet OF tho west 81 feet
Of lot Il; the west side of the south 42
feet OF tho cast SO feet of
lot =; the west side of the north
bS feet OF lot Z. all in block 22 olaf
"a Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections TO the car
rying out Of such intention must be pre-
block, or description Of property. to tbs
city recorder on Or before the 31st day
OF October. 1910. being the time set by
said council when II WIFI hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be mad0 tharoto.
BY order of the city council OF Salt Lake
City: Utah.
De,ed September G. 1910.
b. s. RrVTS.
Sewer extension no. 2so si6o,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

California Gold Mining company. Prin-
cpal place OF business, Salt Lake City
Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at n meet
Ing Of the board OF directors or the Cali
fornia Gold Mining company. duly called
and held on October H. 1910. at the Office
Of fhe company in Salt Lako City Utah.
an assessment OF one and one-half mills
on all the issued and outstanding stock
OF the corporation was levied. payable
to DIR. ]. M. Dart. treasurer OF the com
pany. at room 2os Atlas block. West Sec
ond South street. Salt Lake City. Utah,
on or before Wednesday the 10Th day
OF November. 1910. and that any stock
upon which this assessment may remain
unpaid Oh the 10th day OF November,
1910. will bo delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is Innde before, will be sold on
Friday, December l6. 1910. to pay the
delinquent assessment together with the
costs Of advertising and expense NJ saIe.
JAMES NJ DART,
Secretary California Gold Mining
company.
Location If office. eos Atlas block.
West Second South street. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. s2I67
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
ENGRAVING.
NORTH FORK CLUB.
Special Meeting of Members.

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting OF the members of the North
Fork club will be held at the office of
the club. at the banking bouse of
Wallsor brothers, bankers, northwest
corner OF Main and Second South
streets. salt Lake City. Utah. on Mon
day, the 2lst day OF November. 1910, ut
clock p. m. for the purpose of con-
siderng and acting upon proposition
10 increase The limit OF the number OF
members CT the club from twenty 10
twenty five. and 10 amend article vi. OF
the articles OF Incorporation Of the club
so as io permit of such increase In the
limit of the number Of members
JOHN IL. WALKER, Secretary.
$685.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-28
FUNERAL NOTICES

TRlBE-Thc funeral services over the
remains OF the late Marlah Il. Tribe,
wife or the late Henry Tribe. aged W
years. will be held Saturday, October ~.
at IL noon. from tho Fourteenth Nard
chapel Friends arc invited to attend
and the body will lie In state at the
chapel on DAY OF funeral from l;So 81 m.
to II noon. will then be shippcd 10 OS-
den after the funeral services, on the
2:30 p. IN. Oregon short Limo tram. n
short service will be held at Ogden AT
LarIsIn d. Sons funeral parlors on the
arrival of the body, prior TO the inter-
ment in the Ogden City cemetery.
sC,IIwITZC,A ZC,AREI.-Funcral A services OF
Mrs Ellen SchwltzEabcl. aged 81 years,
better known as Grandma SWISS. %lll
he held from tho funeral chapel OF kber
w, Hall 1854 South West Temple, at II
a IN. Saturday. October %. 1910. Inter-
mcnt Mt, Oivet cemetery.