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GREAT CROWD
NEAR Church

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Misses Harriet and Janetta Alexander.
Deiano and Miss Jessie Mniington-
Drake They wore icghorn hats, trim
med with pink roses, white chiffon
caught up with blue ribbons. Bou-
quets OF pink rambler roses were IN
their arms.
the ushers were Emien Roosevelt and
Monroe Douglas Robinson. cousins OF
the bridegroom. and George r .
Roche. Hamilton Fish. Jr.. Fulton Cut
ting. John Cutler. Grafton Chapman,
Eliot Cutler and T. Morgan Gilbert
Bride Chooses Music
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Henry NJ. Sanders. great-uncle OF
the bride. While the guests Assembled
there was an hour Of music by an or
chcstra Of fifty pieces. all the seiec-
tions for which were chosen BY the
bride. herself an accomplished mu-
Among the guests were Mrs. Russell
sage. Dir. and Mrs. &. b. Alexander
John Burroughs. the naturalist. Rear
Admiral and Mrs Cowlcs MRS. Cowles
fs n sister OF Colonel EoOscvclO. Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Alsop. Or. and Mrs J. A.
HartweiL Mrs Jennie Croker OF San
and Mrs. Archibald 5. Alexander. Mr.
and Mrs s. r. Bertr0n, NJ. and Mrs y
II. Roosevelt. Secretary Meyer Of the
navy mEnNf IN enfs anu MIS- Meyer
Brayton Ives. Miss Martha McCook
Mayor Gaynor and Mrs Caynor- Gov
ernor Hughes sent his regrets.
There were 500 presents 70 inc bride, ,.
% them TO be given out Those &C
knowlcdTcd by the donors were dia-
mord medallion from Mrs. Russell sage
a diamond tiara from Mrs. G. J. Alex
andcr. dozen silver plates from Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. an imposing
silver water pitcher from prcsiden
Taft and n gold vanity mirror from
Mrs.. George J. Gould.
After the honeymoon r. over. tn
bridal couple win live at San Francisco
where young Roosevelt win enter bust
ness
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respsc-
tive sigrers Cor further information
~~-~~~~-~~--~-~~~~-~~~~~-~
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate division, in and for salt Lake
county, state OF Utah. In the matter
Of the estate OF George Shields. de-
ceased.-Notice.
The petition for approval and settle
ment OF the second account OF the exec
Ltrix Of the estate Of George Shields.
deceased, has been set for hearing on
friday. the LIST day OF July. A. ID.
1910. at o'clock D. m, at the county
court house, in the court room Of said
court, In Salt Lake City. salt Lake
county. Utah.
the seal thereof affixed. this 18th day
or June, A ID. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
fSeal) Clerk
BY L. 2. Palmer. Deputy CLERK.
Van Colt, Allison q Ritter. attorneys
for petitioner.
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NOTICE TO CREnIroRs.

deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned. at room
Sll Felt building, salt Lake City. Utah.
on or before the 2Sth day OF September
A. y. 1910. HNRUM CASE.
Executor Of Estate OF Ellen Jane
Case, Deceased.
n. J. Sheckell. attorney for executor.
Date Of first publication. May "a.
A. ID. 1910.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
STATE OLE MILI.IAM L. COO

ESTATE OF " IIlTlTAM i. NUIFEN.
deceased.
Creditors will present claims. with
vouchers. TO the undersi gned. at b12-13-
Il Atlas block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
or before the 10th day OF october. A. ID.
1910. w. n. HUTCHINSON.
Administrator OF the Estate OF VIII
liam Z. Cooper. Deceased.
W. II. Hutchinson, Attorney Tor Is
tate.
Date Of first publication. June 7,
A ID. 1919.
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q e G A GREAT TONIC
-. -. - AND BLOOD PURIFIER


Of all onc and that because the greatest all blood purifiers
at
s
on any medical advice who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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DIED.

COX-In this city. June 20. 1910. Ed
ward Cox. ST.. a resident OF St An
thony. Ida. aged "a years.
Remains viii be shipped from
to ST. Anthony. Ida. for interment
BRANDLET-In this city June 20
1910. OF septicaemia. Charles II.
Brandicy. son Of Henry X. and Mary
Ann Bramdley. born December 4.
1873. In salt Lake city.
Funeral services today Tuesday, at
4 p. m from the sixteenth ward chapel
The casket will be opened at the family
residence. IS Chicago avenue, on day
OF funeral from 10 $3.50 p. m. Friends
are invited to attend Interment in
city cemetery.
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nrIINOUrN'r NOTICT.

GREAT COPPER KING MINING a.
Milling ompany.-Principa place Of
business. salt Lake City, Utah. Loca-
ton of mines. Draper mining district.
Utah.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No. 10, Of one
tenth cent (1-1Oc) per share, levied on
the 10th day OF April, 1910. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows;
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Hard Sense Health Hints
By L. T. CooPER
The ~stomach Man.

Of L
made
OF OF
ion a
OF neon arc
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Outing Mt Lagoon The Swedish
Brotherhood OF America and Sisterhood
Jinnea will hold their outing at La
COON Thursday.
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visit I'm Idaho-Mrs. Margaret Tag
CART and son left for Idaho points last
night to spend their summer vacation
They viii be gone two weeks.
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choice Of oar 'De"d households premiums see
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And In acc0rdonce Win law and IN
order Of the board Of directors, made on
the 10th day OF April, 1910, SO many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office Of the company az
AZ south West Temple street, salt Lake
city, Utah, on Friday the LIST day OF
July. 1910. at ] o'clock p. m. to pay
the delinquent assessment thereon. to-
Eether with the cost Of advertising
and expense Of sale.
ID ID STIILMAN. SECRETARY.
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tai from Idaho seven days agD. The
body was taken TO st. Anthony last
night for burial. Edward Cox. Jr.. son
Of htr. Cox. accompanied the BODY.
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Damage by Fire-Tho home Of a
'Oberg. OF No. 754 West South Temple
street. was damaged BIZ fire yesterday
to the extent of $500. The fire had its
origin IN the kitchen A barn belong
INK 10 r. Sherwood, OF No. 1866 West
Third South street, was also damaged
By fire TO the extent Of $3.50.
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sent 20 City JaIi-Jane Bolt was sen
fenced TO 90 days in the city jail by
Judge J. NJ. Bowman yesterday fore
noon. She was arrested for soliciting
Saturday night
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21

Welded 80 Years-Mr. ana Mrs. John
Heman OF No. 24f Third East street
celebrated their forty ninth wedding
anniversary at their home yesterday.
The couple were married in Amsterdam,
Holland. and came to Salt Lake IS
years ago.
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wealthy Faru,er Dier-Edward Cox.
"a years old. a wealthy farmer Of
81. Anthony. Ida. died from general. de
biiity az Holy Cross hospital Yesterday
morning. He was brought to tns hospi-
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CITY BREVI7LES

Merrill Succeed Paxton-Lewis A.
Merrill. president of the Utah Dry
Farming association, has been appoint
ed TO the position of Utah committee
man on the board OF governors Of the
dry farming congress. to take the place
OF J. w. Paxton OF Nephi. resigned.
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Goes 90 Colorado sprinEs-W- 8. An
derson. car service agent OF the oregon
short Line. has gone 10 Colorado
Springs TO attend the annual meeting
Of car accountants
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Argument l. Heard-In the Federal
court yesterday. in the case OF Cassidy
against the Silver King Coalition Min
ing company. the argument on the de-
uurrcr to the amended ana supple
mented bill was heard.
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Theo~ophfcnI Lecfure-The Use and
Abuse Of Prayer was the topic OF n
theosophical lecture at Unity hall last
night BY G. Jinarajadasa Of india Tho
last lecture will be tonight on The
Essence Of Religion"
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Charge IL Serfous--A complaint
charging indecent assault. was made by
the county attorney esterday against
George Hart. on Information given by
george Sugden. father Of Mildred Sug-
den. aged ten years. a complaint COW
erinr the same offense 1n another
charge. made In the city court. was
dismissed and Hart was taken TO the
county Jail yesterday.
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Selection IL Approved-The Depart
rent OF the Interior has approved Of
the states selection Of 2.f72.o7 acres
OF land in the Salt Lake land district
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Mine Foreman Dead-Richard II.
lChOpe, formerly mine foreman at Eu-
reka and Phoebe. died at the ST. Marks
hospital Saturday Of drOpsy. He Will
be buried under the auspices OF the odd
Fellows
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Outing Mt LagoOn-The SWedis
brotherhood OF America viii hold its
annual outing at Lagoon next Thurs
day
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May he Insane-John Doeggia. an
Italian. was picked up at the Oregon
Short Line railroad station yesterday
afternoon by Policeman H d. Lyon.
He was taken to police headquarters,
where he Will be held pending an inves-
legation as to his sanity.
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A@A IRON l0anO seven 0tA1o az ?. AnN
body was taken to st. Anthony last
night for burial. Edward Cox. Jr.. son
Of Mr. Cox. accompanied the body.
Dies After Long IlIners-Edwfn Der
rick Davis, 40 years old, died yester-
day morning at the family residence,
! 81 North Second West street. from
heart failure, developing from tubercu-
losis. He had been i'll nearly four
years. He was the son OF Edwin W.
Davis and Elizabeth S. Davis, who sur
vive him. The funeral will be held from
the residence at 3 o'clock Wednesday.
Arrest Alleged FOrEer-John Holt 10
years old, was arrested last night by
Sergeant Riley NJ. Beckstead, suspected
Of the forgery Of the name OF ,. A.
Lynch to a check for S35, payable on
the First National bank, and issued last
| September. Holt left the city immedi-
ately after he had cashed the check.
Returning yesterday he was apprehend-
ed. Complaint will ne filed today
To Jail For Five MonthS-Frank
Lewis. who attacked a Greek with a
/ knife in State street between Second
South and Third South streets two
months ago accepted an opportunity tC
| plead guilty TO assault and battery ~
| police court yesterday. He was SEN
/ fenced to five months in the county
jail.
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Manson in Idnho-General Superin-
fendent +. G. Manson OF the Oregon
short Line Is IN Idaho on an inspection
trip.
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bankruptcy HearinE-The hearing In
the Crescent Manufacturing company
bankrupt case has been set for Mos
gay. June ~.
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Supreme Chaplain COminE-Supreme
Chaplain Bachelor OF the Fraternal
brotherhood will be in Salt Lake We'd
.nesday. A combined meeting Of the
lodges OF this city will be held at No.
137 East First South street in his
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21

Named Commissioner-Peter Allen OF
Cravsen- san Juan county, has been ap.
pointed a United States commissioner
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Two New Rarrisfers-In the Federal
court yesterday, George W Bartch and
u, l. Bagiey were admitted 20 practice
law in this state.
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New Lines to FrfscO-The Western
Union Telegraph company has just
completed it's new line Of two wires be-
tween salt Lake and San Francisco.
The new lines are along the Western
Pacific railroad
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Girls Are EnroIIed-Fifty girls, who
recently received confirmation and
their first communion. were enrolled In
the society OF # Holy Angels by
IN st. Mary's cathedral Sunday morn
ing.
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Consult county clerk or the respsc-
tive stgrerr eor further information
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g. A r. Invites Governor Spry-Gov-
ernor William Spry has received a
handsomely engraved invitation from
Atlantic City and the state Of New Jer-
sey to attend the Forty-fourth National
of the Grand Army of the
Republic this summer.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21

EREIes Want Air-hIp--The commit
tee on entertainment Of the Eagles
lodge has appointed L. NJ. Yanner and
N. NJ Beaver as a subcommittee to ar
range for some airships to Fly at Salt
air at the Eagles outing on June p.
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|EFF0RT TO F0RES1A[L
THE COUNCILS ACTION
ONLY EVIDENCE FOR DEFENSE WILL BE HEARD
BEFORE POLICE COMMISSION-ROSE
ELLIOTT ON STAND.

Mayor Pas inquiry into the Elliott charges filed
Chief Of Police Sullivan
council chamber at the city
esided neither H. Elliott Of
witnesses
trial board while ministers
100000 club and other organizations called help
Sullivan sat in the high prvates insofar voice
proceedings concerned. 8
there; former Acting Chief Sullivan who
NJ. T.
corporation being
present chief
Elliott that
Glider tried
elliott
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perjury. but that the part relating
to old man Elliott was true.
In number of respects the girl
made statements in her effort to
tear down the character of her fos-
ter father that have already been
shown to be untrue, and can be so
shown by proper evidence when the
side of Elliott is heard Yet, in
spite of this, Mayor Pratt today
noon, after the session of the hear
ing ended, made the remark to a re-
porter for The Press that II believe
everything the girl said about old
man Elliottis true"
Mayor Pratt made this statement
In the presence of witnesse without
waiting for the rest of the case
the facts that will show that the
poor girl that only few months
ago committed perjury to shield
Glider is now swearing falsely to
drag her stepfather down and free
Sullivan of the charge of malfeas-
ance in connection with the Glider
Elliott case.
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VESUv|US STILL SPREADS
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION
Authorities Helpless People Panic stricken-Mu 80
Feet Deep on Roads-Loss of Life and
xas Property Enormous.

In the beautiful bay of naples. h
the gulf of Salern0. scores Of fish.
ing vessels were wrecked ana
many bodies have been borne m
shore by the tides. The dead On
the island of Ischia. off Naples, ex-
ceed 200 as result of the tidal
wave. On the slopes of Mount We
suvius new lava streams have
Continued on Page Two.
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NAPLES, Oct. 25.-Ravaged by
earthquakes, by volcanic fire and
by flood. the provinces of Naples
and Salerno today present scenes
of desolation and suffering. The
authorities apparently appalled, by
the destruction by the elements,
practically are inactive, while ad-
mitting that the fatalities of yes
terday are enormous.
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Sulivans resignation and Mayor Pratts calling Of the
police commission hearing before the council could take
the matter up does not alter the situation to make
it look for Pratt and Sullivan The plaintiff, J. H.
Elliott did not transfer his charges from the council to
the police commission it done simply Pratts own
initiative. The council still has the right to investigate
the record of Sullivan acting chief and Pratts and
Suvans frantic efforts to take the out Of the us
dction of the council will only strengthen the determine
ton of the councmen to assert their privilege of nves
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JOHNSON
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, Oct. 25.-John Arthur Johnson Z
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; speed than he did in his first Z
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, day, as an automobile racer, Z
, Oldfield's laurels will be safe. Z
- The white speed king fin Z
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D Onds. Johnson's time was sew Z
. eral hours. He did not finish I
, the heat, and it is reported Z
, that his failure was due to the Z
. fact that chicken crossed Z
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. chine and the black champion Z
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. Only 1000 persons thought Z
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johnson drove a 900 Thomas Z
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NCH IS PROPER TRIBUNAL TO HEAR SULLIVAN CHARGES

the record Of the city Of Spokane L IS question g
whether public officials city and county, shall conduce
the offices they hold for private gain and privilege
whether they shall conduct them for public gain i is
question of whether the city and county rings shall con-
tnue to hold their sway Spokane people, whether
the people shall destroy these rings The Press in this
fight against the city and county gangs to stay And
the people continue to rally to its support they now
doing the greatest peoples victory in the history Of Spo
kane will be the result
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Evidence to sustain the charges against former Acting
Chief John Sullivan is ready It will be produced be-
for the city council the date to be set by that body
The plaintiffs evidence WILL NOT be submitted to
the police commission, for the very simple that
Of the superior court upheld the right Of the council to
try public official and the subsequent action Of Sullivan
in resignng and Of Pratt in hastily calling police COM
mission hearing done solely to defeat impartial
hearing by theogt representatve body Of city officials
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now candidates for reelection one
was nominated and another renom-
mated in the Farrell bassed repub-
lican state convention of 1904, a
convention which was the very
floEer of the boss ruled convention
system.
A few weeks ago storm of in
Tdignation swept over this state In
protest against the methods and the
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necessary in order that her hus-
band and her children may satisfy
their appetites for any delicacy
which may be set upon the table.
$50 with a woman in the time
of trouble. Even though she may
turn against her husband for the
time being and appeal to the police
to protect her from him. when the
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turned to hate by abuse of ILL.,
treatment. She may cause his ar
rest, but when the crucial moment
comes she forgets everything ex-
cept that she loves him. and moth
ing else ON earth counts to her.
when n woman gives herself to
man she gives her whole self,
His love and that OF her chi. .Gren
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ADS WILL HELP YOU
TO SHOP

The ads will be a great aid to
you in your shopping. They not
only tell you of money-saving
bargains, but they also keep
you in touch with the newest
and most stylish things to wear.
The ads are one of the most
virile and interesting parts of
modern business, and II you
don't read them you are missing
something good. Start today.
Read them carefully and thor
oughly.
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eating public official in behalf Of the entire CITY, whom
they represent.
The Spokane Press is glad that public organizations
have been invited to be present at the police commission
hearing They will also be welcomed when the council
hears the It is their right it is the right of every
citizen, to fully investigate such grave public charges
But they should all decision until the charges Of
The plaintiff have been heard before the council.
great deal is at stake in this ght-nothing less than
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MOLLIE HAMER WINS
i HER NECkTIE STRIKE

Christmas neckties," was her dec
laration. They did. The employ.
ers granted all the just demands of
the girls. The strike was absolute
ly without violence. There was
only one arrest. when a policeman
jailed one girl because 'she stood
still when ordered to move on"
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WILLING TO JUMP FROM TALL BUILDING

: CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-George
Howard, noted balloonist, and pilot
of the balloon Drifter in the recent
contest at Indianapolis, and the
worlds former champion bridge
diver and jumper announced today
that he wants to jump from one of
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BY JOE SMITH.
(ConNrinhtAd. 1Q1Ql

No stream can rise higher than
it's source. The source Of justice,
as administered In the supreme
court Of Washington, the source Of
the authority Of most of its men,
bers has been boos ruled, machine
ruled, money ruled political conven-
tions. The people of Washington
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results Of the hand picked judicial
convention. which convened in Ia
cont August 3. 1910, and renomin-
ated five members or the present
court. In the primary election of
September 13 the people of the
state violently repudiated much of
the work of that convention.
But the hand picked convention
Continued on Page Six.
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A LITTLE HISTORY OF IT'S
WORKINGS IN THIS STATE

have lost confidence in the boss
ruled convention system. 1t Is but
natural that they should lack con-
fidence In supreme judges who are
the hand picked fruit Of such con-
ventions.
This is the story Of the boss Of
the system and the system Of the
boss.
OF the five members of the courl
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time comes that he goes before
the court for trial she forgets
everything except that he is her
mate. and she Is the first to plead
excuses for him.
'No extreme Is too great for a
woman to go to for the man she
loves. and no expedient will be
overlooked by the woman seeking
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Cincinnati's tallest sky-scrapers,
the Traction building, into n net.
Re says:
II have studied out Just how
would have to make the jump,
which would be the highest ever at
tempted in the world"