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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-05
EARMINGrON

(Speciai TO The Herald Republican,
kaysville. June 4.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Soufe have returned to Farm
ington after having spent two years
in Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sharp Daynes
are at home in their charming summer
cottage, Rock Crest.
Bishop Henry Robinson and wife
went TO Provo Thursday to attend the
commencement exercises Of the b. Y
academy.
Mrs. NJ f. Knowlton, president Of the
Davis County Relief society. leaves
shortly for Portland to attend the Rose
carnival She will be accompanied by
Apostle George +. Richards and wife.
A pleasant social event Of the week
was the strawberry festival given by
the p. 3. 9. club at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Van Fleet Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. c. II. Campbell and sons OF Shell
byville, Ind, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. b. Stadley.
Albert Robinson Of Salt Lake visited
friends in Pennington Monday.
Miss Beatrice Braun OF Salt Lake IS
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Udy-
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker of Salt Lake
is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. W. Steed.
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EPHRAIN.


Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. June a pretty wedding
reception was given wednesday even
Ing at the home OF Hans G. Jensen In
honor OF the marriage OF his son Hans
and Miss Marion Dorius. The cere-
mony was performed IN the Manu
temple. Many beautiful and costly
gifts were presented 70 the newly mar
ried couple. The bride wore a hand
some gown OF white null and carried
a bouquet OF white carnations.
AR. and Mrs Ed Johnson entertained
friends at dinner party Monday even
ing IN honor OF the birthday OF Mr..
Johansen- Those in attendance were
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Peterson, Mrs. Madsen. Miss
Clara Frantzen and the host and hos
tess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Booth OF Provo
came TO this city yesterday to attend
the Jensen-DOrius wedding.
Miss Laura Christensen returned yes
terday from Midvaie.
Miss Patra Anderson OF the Snow
academy is IN Manti. the guest OF Miss
SidOnia Olsten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson re-
turned yesterday from Provo. where
they have been visiting for some time.
The ladies' Kensington club was en-
tertained Monday by Mrs. J. n. Hansen.
Those present. Mrs. Chris Larsen,
Ms Adelbcrt Anderson. Mrs. Maggie
Willardson, Mrs. Myron Bunce. Mrs G.
Willardson. Mrs. 7. Hansen. Mrs. i. J.
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State Society,"


Especial % The Herald Ropublican.)
ogden June Mrs. Gustav T.. Beck
or viii be the hostess TO the ladies 81
DE Martha society Monday afternoon
az 2 o'clock az her home in letters IN
airs Dorothy Bigelow Is expected
home e, IN from Woilesley. whore she
has been attending coilc,yc the past
Mrs a. N. Hodge ami Mrs. G. r.
Hodge entertained the Pythiasi sisters
Birthday club Tuesday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs A. n Hodge. t21
Twenty street Cards were in
dulrcd IN. the prize winners being MISS
Louise Ritter and Mrs c. MorE and
Mrs. William a. McGaw. The guests
we're Mrs. ". ~ Anderson. Mrs. o. +.
Williams. Mrs. ]. N. Tracy. Mrs. o. 5.
Hood. Mrs. II. II. Watson. Mrs. W. u.
watson. Mrs. Isella Tyre. Mrs W. a
McGaw. Mrs. william Dosmaun. Mrs.
g. a. Ecklund. Mrs. g. Mark. Mrs. A. s.
McHcth. Mrs. Sam Kline. Mrs ". J.
Muiick. Miss Louise Ritter.
The ladies u the Child Culture club
were most pleasantly entertained by the
boys and girls OF the Industrial school
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. IT. +. Blaine has as her guest her
brother. ~. ". Smith. Of san Francisco.
William Ecclcs. accompanied by
members OF his family. left Thursday
Tor New York where they VIII sail Tor
Southampton. England. June IS.
Mrs. Merrill Nibley Of salt Lake r.
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Fl F.
Woodmausee. on Washington avenue.
Nr. and Mrs q. NJ. Burton OF Layton
are the guests In ogden 81 Mrs. Bur-
tons sister. Mrs. Sara Mortensen-
Miss Maggie Browning entertained
az most delightful lawn party We'd
ncgday evening. The guests were Miss
Ellen Scowcroft. Miss Rhea ogden. Miss
Clara Boyle. Miss Ruby LinQuist Miss
Gladys Petersen. Miss Gene Browning.
Mcssrs. Miles Browning. Moore Kings
ford oscar Stevens. Earl Saltcr, Harold
Browning Jack Tuckett, Harold Kay
and Gene Haight
Mis-. Thomas n. Carr Is entertaining
AIRS. W. G. Morris Of Spokane.
Miss Edna Hays has gone 20 salt
lake 20 reside IN the future.
Mrs. }. ID. Eransford Of sal. Lake and
Mrs. T.. Mcclure Of Denver were the
guests ~ Mrg. !. A. GIN on Gramcrcy
avenue THIS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. Johnson announce
the onga cement OF their daughter.
Marion. 90 Guy Clark. the Wedding 70
take place early in June.
Miss Ia Verne Fulton entertained the
Kanpi Chi sorority girls this week IN
honor Of Miss Maude Hayes. Who leaves
soon for California 60 spend the sum
mcr-
Mr. and Mrs y. y. Thomas announce
tho cura cement Of their daughter
Blodwcn. 20 Norman T.. Shorten. the
wedding 20 take place the latter part
Of June.
Mrs. Fannie ". seitz % San Francisco
is here visiting her sister. Mrs. Little
field
Miss Edith Corey. daughter OF Amos
p. Corey. has been selected from n class
~ one hundred and fifty TO play lead
violin at the commencement exercises
az tho Boston Conservatory OF Music.
where she is "a student. This selection
fE considered the highest honor In this
noted school OF music.
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LOGAN.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Logan, June ALFRED Stratford has
returned to ogden.
Miss Ella Hatch entertained a num-
evening.
Albert Angemeyer Of the Agricultural
kane.
The marriage Wednesday OF w. Alon-
20 Squires OF salt Lake City. and Miss
Neda Thatcher OF Logan. removed
from here one OF the popular and tai
ented young ladies Of local Society.
Inc young couple will make their
home in salt Lake
Miss Mary Howell has returned home
Stter spending the winter at school in
Miss Ruby Nebeker is spending part
OF the summer at her home on the
shores OF Bear lake
y. NJ Richards of Clyde, Ohio, is Wis
ter. - o. NA0-Aiis-
Tooele. d"
Mr.. and Mrs John Turner are on a
Visit here from Magrath, Canada
me alumni nurses of the Bridge hos-
BltaI banqueted the medical starr
wednesday evening.
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LEHI.
Lsnoclal 20 m. EIn-.la no-uA,I..

Especial to The Herald Republican,
behi, June IA testimonial cancert
was given In the local tabernacle
tuesday evening in honor OF Miss Fme-
ia OsterlOh and Miss Dulcie Webb
VINO leave Lehi Monday FOR an ex-
tended visit 20 the eastern states. Miss
Webb has been the leader and Miss
gsteriQh member OF the popular Aer =
Giee club during the year. The Silver
chorus was at its best and the Aero
Glee club never sang better Solos
were rendered by Melvin Smuin, Mrs
Lulu Anderson and Mrs. Laura Salz-
ncr, and trio by Mrs. Anderson Miss
Dorton and Miss Davis
Miss Ella Hopkins Of Provo Is visit
ing her brother and sister-fn-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Hopkins.
The Misses Ola. Cora and Theresa
huiet. who have been attending the
High school. returned home to summit
Silns FERRY, John Bushman Leslie
B~oadbens and Merlin Southwick have
returned 10 their homes in Lehf after
attending the b. Y. L. at Provo all
winter.
Mrs. VI. p. Bushnan returned this
week from a visit in Canada.
Miss ImOCene Alfred was hostess NJ
delightful bundle shower Monday. IN
honor OF Miss Hazel Beck. a pros
peCtive June bride.
The Y and club gave n social in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas
tuesday evening. the guest OF honor
being Miss Hazel Beck
Prof J. W. McAllister. music direc-
tor OF the Lehi schools. and also OF the
silver band. left for St George Tues
day Tor a short visit
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Especial TO The Herald Republican
frovo, June Mrs. TeasdaIe has
~ icsggrned from Nephi, where she Tis-
Mrs. Fred J. Finlayson is visiting IN
ISaIt LAKE with her daughter, Mrs. Lev
land Graham.
Mrs, Mary Moulton OF Heber IS Wis
Mrs. W. Z. Bibbins. Va
.. Mrs. Frank Speckart spent tho lat
Ter part Of the week in Salt Lake
William Penroid has returned 10 HE
nome IN Arizona, after a cOuDle or
months in Provo.
George Billings and family have left
the summer. P0"N
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hodson enter
y S1insa at card party at their home
awarded to Mrs Fera Decker ana
DaNlo Openshaw for winning the
ISOLATION was offered Mrs. ]. w. Farrer
and A. y. Morgan.
The tenth annual banquet Of the
rIoctor Alumni association was held
thursday at the Proctor annex The
banquet was served by the ladies OF
the congregational Aid society. Those
Iesponding were Principal s. n. Good
win James Tucker. for the class OF
1905; Miss Elsie Moore, for the class OF
1872, Charles Smith, class 1907: Ross
Is -a.I class 1909. and Archie Good
win, for the graduates Of 1910, and
Rev J. ChaIlen Smith.
Mrs. Fern Bush has returned to her
nome in American Fork after a very
peasant visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. d. Sutton.
Misses Irean Evans. FlOssie Dunn
Ella May Miller, Vivian Bennett, Kate
Taylor. Ferris NOyes and Jennie Mil
Ter formed a theatre party Tuesday
evening to see Theodore Torch, fol-
lowed by a supper at the Lamar.
A very enjoyable bundle shower was
given Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss
Edna Westphal.
The Utah Sorosis. Nineteenth Cen
fury and SOrOsis Juniors are prepar-
ing to enjoy a day at Springfield next
Misses Rachel Pyne, FIossie Dunn
and Vera Harding are the guests of
Mrs, 3. +. Paulham in Salt Lake
MIS-. X. Eugene Allen entertained at
n most enjoyable May party in honor
OF her little sons Monday afternoon.
Robert SHELTON spent Wednesday in
Provo shaking hands with friends and
rene wing old acquaintance.
The graduates ball, given by the
student body Of the y. Y. university,
marked one of the very enjoyable So
cial features of the week.
Misses Flo and Clara Pond left
Thursday for their home in Idaho.
Mrs r E Nelson entertained Miss
Maud Graham at dinner Wednesday.
Professor =. II. Holt was the re-
cipient of a delightful surprise party
at his home Tuesday evening. en-
gineered and carried out by the stu
dent body OF the 3. Y university com
mercial department.
Mrs H l. Phillips has returned from
Heber
Mr.. and Mrs. John r TweIves left
the fore part OF the week for a trip
through Oregon and California.
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HERALD REPUBLcAN CITY SUNDAY

Johnson. Mrs Sarah PouIson, Mrs. VII
lie Anderson. Mrs. Willie Larsen and
Mrs Orval Peterson
Mrs Zenobia Peterson OF salt Lake
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
p. Peterson
Miss Stella whiting of Salt Lake
was a guest of her brother, c. p. Whit
ing. this week
A china shower was given Tuesday
night in compliment TO Miss Marion Do
RUS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Mangelson OF
Levan have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs C. L. Christensen.
J. W Williamson of Provo has been
here this week and sold a horse for
Mrs Josie Jorgensen was hostess at
an elaborate dinner party in compli-
ment TO her sister. Mrs. Charles Erick-
son and Mrs. ]. Erickson. both OF Rich
teld- Those in attendance were Mrs.
g J. Christensen. Mrs. John Greaves.
sen, Miss Laura Hansen. Mrs. Caroline
Nelson. Mrs. l. J. Johnson. Mrs
James Frost. Mrs. Charles Erickson and
Mrs. J. Erickson.
one Of the elaborate dinner parties
during this week was that Tuesday
evening OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Quinn
IN honor OF the anniversary OF Mr..
Quinn. Several solos were rendered by
Miss Lille Greaves. Those IN attend
ance were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Han
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Thorpe. Mt
and Mrs. John Dyring. Mr. and Mrs
Ntels kJelson. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Thorpe. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peterson.
Miss Lille Greaves and G. F. whiting
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WII.T.ARn-


Especial to The Herald Republican,
Willard, June flames Finn of this
place and Miss Clara Whitaker have
been married and Will make their home
here.
Miss Eliza Hubbard has returned
home from Logan.
Wilton Ward of Salt Lake visited
relatives here the first of the week
Among the Willard visitors in Og-
den this week were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Nebeker. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Nebeker,
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Micklas and
and Daniel Zund1e.
Ellis p. Lowe has returned from
Provo, where he has been attending
Jacob Kunzler Of Park valley IS Wis
iting relatives here.
Farley S. Pierson of Plymouth and
Miss Esther Warner of this place were
married at the Salt Lake temple June 1.
Mr.. Pierson was formerly a Willard
boy. and is well known here. They
Will live in Plymouth.
Miss Maria Zundle has returned from
Paris. Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blair have re-
turned home TO Ogden after visiting
here.
Among the Brigham visitors here this
week were clean NJ. Stole. William
Hansen and William j. Lowe; willard
visitors at Brigham were s. NJ. Cook
William J. Farer. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. Helgar Packer. r. c. Da-
Wis and Peter Lowe.
William +. Morgan has returned
home from Salt Lake. where he spent
the winter.
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Especial to the HerSld-Republ,ean,

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Eureka. June AIRS. Frank The
riot ~ Mammoth vent 90 the capital
Thursday Tor a few days visit
AIRS, James strang returned Tuesday
frcm Richneld
p. r George and Miss Lucille Theriot
OF salt Lake we're the guests the early
part Of the week Of Miss Mabel Huu-
Clarence Boyle. who has been attead-
ing the r =. y. az Provo during the
winter term. returned home Wednes-
day.
craperoned BY Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Torrance a merry party rode over 70
Cold canyon and north Tintic last Nom
day and spent an enjoyable day In the
mountains. The party was composed
q tho following. Misses Jenny Crow
Of salt Lake. Torsa Homer % Provo.
Lydia Halliday OF Provo. Myrtle Homer
Jennie Robinson. Beuiah Bacon and
Rosetta Robinson and william Mellor.
Fri nix Cook and Frank Thcil
Yrs. Paris Boyle has returned from
Paveor.
Hiss Mary Birch Of salt Lake IS Wis
Ting Mrs. Thomas Ashby o. Knights
willie.
AIRS P. c. Genera Of Mammoth City
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BINGHAM.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham. June Mr. and Mrs. W. z.
Baird we're rendered an informal sur
prise party Thursday evening at their
coy home by their many friends.
Mrs. Baird and Master Harold left
Thursday for salt Lake. where they
viii reside. Mr.. Baird viii retain his
position here. Tables were arranged
and the guests enjoyed a ~three-point
game OF whist. prizes being awarded
20 Mrs. Fred Bcmis. W. s. Garrison,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stringham: conso-
lations, Mrs E r. Dudley and Mr..
Zimmerman.
The NeiEhborhood whist club was en-
tertaincd Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank String
ham.
Mrs. A J. Minnette and daughter.
Mrs. Paul Lunde. were salt Lake visi-
tors during the week.
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lsneclaI On rhe rIerald-r

Especial 90 The Heraid-Ropubiican)
Fayson, June Ralph Shcrmer re-
tarnee to Helper Tuesday after a ten
dav visit here.
-. Tom Adams came down from Eurclsa
Monday.
Miss Rena Hire % Provo was a Paw
son visitor Monday ana tuesday.
Mrs- J. a Daniels has been visiting
Tor n Few days Gu salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Russell came down
from Eureka Monday
Mrs. Frank Mediation was here the
I2rc part % the week. the guest Of Mrs.
II Simmons
". Lynch OF Silver City has been
VisltinI Tor several days In Payson
Mr. and Airs. Bernard Done OF Salt
tivos here
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TOOET,E.


Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ToOele, June 4.--Mr. and Mrs Guy
Piatt and Dorothy. and Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Clark and Eleanor. were regis
tered at the Oquirrh hotel Monday.
The ladies' Sewing club me- at the
home OF Mrs. Clemo on y street Wed
nesoay afternoon. Mrs. C1emo was as
sisted In entertaining by Mrs. Donald
Hendry. Delightful luncheon vas
served and the afternoon was pleasant
" spent in sewing
Mrs. Edward GroesbeclS and Mrs. V.
Green Logan entertained the Ladies'
club at card party at Hotel Tooele
Friday afternoon
Mrs. Samuel Merritt OF Pine Canyon
was the guest OF Mrs Edward Groes-
beck Wednesday
One OF the most delightful events OF
ire week was the grand ball Wednes-
day evening at the opera house under
the auspices of the Knights Of Pyrhfas
lodge The ball room was beautifully
decorated IN pennants. lodge emblens
and national colors A banquet was
served and dancing was enjoyed.
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Especial to The Herald RepubIican)
Salina, June 4.-Win Cheel is again
at Salina. He has been at Ephraim dur
ing the winter attending Snow acsd-
envy.
Miss Joe Peterson Of the White House
left for Salt Lake Friday, where she
Kearnes.
Ernest Elbin departed during the ear
~ part of the week for Dillon, Mont.
Miss Pearl Taylor is home for a short
visit with relatives and friends.
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NIGHT WoRKERs. ATTENTInN,

Large. quiet, well-ventflated, dark
ened rooms at lowest prices for your
use at the big Hotel Savoy. rs East
First South street
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Especial to The Herald-Republlcan.)

Park City, June Airs. Levi Backus
IS in the Park, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Radon, and will leave
Tor her home in Golconda, New. soon.
Mr.. Rufus l.. Love of Denver, who
has been engaged by the local lodge
Of Elks to present his opera. entitled.
A Bunch OF Noises" at the Florence
theatre on June p and %, will arrive
here Monday.
The Ladies' society of the ConErega-
tonal church will meet at the home
OF Mrs. F. w. Hayt on Friday after
noon. June S.
Miss Dottie Oliner is in the capital
the guest Of Miss Ida McFarlane
The Five Hundred Card club meets
next Wednesday with Mrs. w. z. SUIT
ton.
Mrs Edward Tracy Of salt Lake Wis
TIED with her sister. Miss Christina
Mcdonald. the first OF the week
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Tribune-Kcporter Printing CO.,
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-18
LOUISIANA VOTES
BIG BOND ISSUE
WILL GIVE $6,5oo,0o0 FOR PANAMA
EXPOSITION AT NEW
ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 1.-THE
Worlds Panama Exposition constiut-
tional tax amendments we're voted
upon Tuesday by the entire State OF
Louisiana and the returns show that
a bond issue of $6,5OO,O0O has been rat
flied by the people. In fact the fif-
teen amendments to the constitution
were adopted The first two are the
exposition tax amendments providing
for $6,500,0O0 for the Panama EXPOSE
ton of 1915 and was adopted by vote
of ten to one in New Orleans and eight
to one over the whole State. This in
creases the exposition fund now in
hand many thousands in excess of
$S,0OO,OOO TO- the purpose of erecting
exposition buildings, power plants,
etc. for use OF the Worlds Panama
Exposition in New Orleans in 1915.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-18
HOG KILLING

We sell hog trough iron, sausage
mills, butche: knives and kettles. See
B. A. SATTERFIELD & co.
nc cod Ut wk2t.
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JILTING GIRL
In MICHIGAN
GIRL WHO TILTED ONE MAN
JlLTS SECOND WHEN HE PAYS
St47 FOR HER.

JACKSON Mich, Nov. 11.-When
julius Sirotsld came to this country
he left his sweetheart, Augusta
Grunst, behind. Several months ago
he sent her money to pay her trans
portation to Jackson, and few weeks
ago he proposed marriage to her,but
she rejected him The young girl
told julius she loved Johann Wicher.
whom she met nJackson, and In
tended to marry him.
julius thereupon hunted up his
rival and offered to sell his interest
in the gorl for $146. Witcher agreed.
When Augusta learned Of the deal,
she refused to marry Wicher. Now
wicher wants his money back and
has sued Julius to recover.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-18
WOMAN CHOSEN
OVER MERE MAN
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE Is BADLY
BEATEN BY HER IN
TEXAS.

LUFKIN, Tex, Nov. 11.-Full re-
turns from the election of Tuesday,
just received, show that Mrs. Brit
Trevathan, has defeated w. D. Ivy,
the Democratic nominee, for county
clerk of Angelina county. Her major
ity Is about 1000. Mrs. Trevathan's
husband held the place and was the
party nominee for reelection but died.
His widow was appointed to the posi-
ton, but the county committee declin-
ed to nominate her for the position,
naming w. d. Ivy. Mrs. Trevathan
then announced herself as an indie
pendent candidate and waged yigor-
GUS fight for the oflce, and complete
returns today show she has won. This
is the first time Democratic nominee
was ever defeated in this section, and
IL took a woman to do it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-18
PETIT JURY NO. 2
CHOSEN TUESDAY
ri, RAINEY AND WIFE VS.. L. & NJ.
WAS BEGUN BUT NOT
COMPLETED.

The selection of petit jury No. 2 was
completed Tuesday and the jury is as
follows: P. Lane, A. j. Rail, Bot
Swan, C. T. Buford, J. G. Thomas, j.
r. Holmes, e. w. Letsinger, ] p
Bailey, P. M. Wickes, J X. P. Gail
breath, w. A. Painter, R. H. Peyton.
Orders were entered in cases as fol-
lows:
T. ]. Mckee VS.. J. P. Hayes; settled
and costs paid, and off docket.
]. s. Tucker vs.. Independent Phos-
phate Co.; motion to amend allowed.
the plaintiff taxed with costs Of last
trial.
Most Of the day was spent in hear
ing the case OF Horace Rainey and
wife, Mrs. Maggie Rainey, vs.. The l..
& N. Railroad Company, damages
$500, but the court adjourned until
this morning, the case not being con-
cluded Tuesday. The case is being
tried before jury.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-18
ROCK SPRINGSIS
A STORM CENTER
TEXAS GOVERNOR SENDS RANG
Frs TO PRESERVE PEACE
THERE.

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 16--Governoi
Campbell today announced that he or
dered a ranger captain and two prt
Yates to proceed Immediately to Rock
Springs, Edwards county, and report
to the sheriff Of that county for duty
in the protection Of the Mexican con
sui and vice consul, who are to con
duct the investigation into the burn
ing of the Mexican, Antonio Rod
riguez. Following a lengthy confer
ence yesterday evening between the
Governor, Ad1utant General Newton
and Captain ]. H Rogers of the rang
er force here, this plan was decided
upon.
The Governor is keeping in close
touch with the situation and will do
all in his power to give protection to
the Mexicans and people of the Rock
Springs community.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-18
TEDDY BREAKS
LONG SILENCE
BUT IN LESS THAN 100 WORDS
HE TELLS HIS POSI-
TON.

! NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Theodore
Roosevelt has broken the silence into
which he plunged himself after the
Democratic landslide last week. In
the current issue Of the Outlook, the
colonel, in less than 100 words, re-
marks that the fight in which he en-
gagged in the last election is not to
be dropped. Says the colonel under
the caption, Mr.. Roosevelt's Posi-
tom
ON every hand. personally and by
correspondence, / have been asked to
make a statement regarding the cleo
ton. So far as / am concerned,
have nothing whatever to add to or
to take away from the declaration of
principles which have made in the
Osawomattie speech and elsewhere,
East and West, during the past three
months. The fight for progressive
popular government has merely begun
and will certainly go on to a tri-
plant conclusion, in spite of initial
checks and irrespective of the per-
sonal success or failure of individual
leaders"
Close acquaintances of Col. Roose-
welt, to whom he has talked, say the
ex-president thinks that the Democra-
tic victory throughout the country
was due primarily to the failure OF
the administration to keep the prom
ises 1t made with respect to the tariff
In the 1908 campaign.