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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-08
CAMPAIGN CLOSES
At BRIGHAM CITY
w. E. RydaICh Discusses Ma
tiOnaI and Local Questions
Before Large Audience.
Especial to The Herald Republican

Especial to The Herald Republican)
Brigham City. Nov. THE cam
paign was brought 10 close here to-
might with a roGsing Republican rail-
ly in the opera house, filling the large
hall to its capacity. Many could not
gain entrance because OF the great
crowd. The speakers were Hon. David
Holmgren, candidate for the house of
representative in the state legisla-
ture: John 5. Conley. candidate for
county commissioner; MyrOn j. Rich
ards. candidate for county treasurer,
and W. Z. Rydalch of Salt Lake. Mr..
Rydalch was the principal speaker of
the evening.
National and local questions were
discussed by Mr.. Rydalch in convinc-
ing manner, and the speech was intea
rupted time after time by long bursts
of applause. Speaking of Senator
Reed Smoot, Mr. Rydalch said that he
had been grossly misrepresented up
and down the state by other public
speakers" He declared that Mr..
SmoOt was sincere and honest and
that he had great respect for the sem
Tor senator Mr.. Rydalch declared that
the vote tomorrow would show the
confidence OF the people in the Utah
uEAESdltRAA III ADllSitSSf anu lildl ali VI
them would be again named by the
people to represent them.
Local Option Plank.
Mr.. Rydalch spoke enthusiastically
of the local option plank in the Re
publican platform and declared that
it is the only solution Of the liquor
question, and could be depended upon
where prohibition would not be en-
forced. He said that he did not be-
lieve Brigham City should dictate TO
salt Lake City or to Ogden. nor
should Salt Lake City dictate TO Brig
ham City, as examples of the prOhibi-
ton cause. He said each city in the
state should govern its own affairs.
According 10 the belief OF Mr.. Ry-
dalch, 80 per cent of the municipali-
ties of the state viii pass ordinances
prohibiting the sale Of intOxicants,
bat he said this should be done by
the cities themselves, 10 give the COM
munity in each locality just what il
wanted 10 make the law enforcement
certain.
The local option clause in the Re
publican state platform was discussed
at length by the speaker TO prove that
IL gave far better results TO the people
than would prohibition.
Music was furnished during the
evening by Miss Callie Lund and the
Brigham City military band.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-08
Effective Dryness.

Launching into local issues, the
speaker declared that Utah would go
dry in every section of the state, with
the exception of Salt Lake, Ogden and
number Of mining camps, under the
Republican state platform.
To enforce prohibition TO any great
ef extent than this would be farcical
and disastrous to those communities,
as the history OF prohibition without
enforced without the sentiment of the
people back Of it il, COM itiOns far
worse than those under the licensed
saloon rapidly arise. The speaker cit
ed the prohibition experiment in Provo,
where upward of twenty dives of the
most evil character had sprung into
existence with the passing of the Ii
censed saloon.
He said that under American party
rule prohibition in Salt Lake would be
d farce and would give rise 10 dis
graceful conditions.
Senator SmOOt concluded his address
with a strong plea 10 the voters Of
Utah county 10 vote the Republican
ticket straight and thereby save the
state from the thrOes of unwilling leg
islation on the liquor question.
Preceding Senator SmOOt, Thomas r.
Cutler of salt Lake spoke on the evils
OF statewide prohibition without To-
cal option, as he had found them in
Maine. whence he recently returned. He
said the people OF that state were con-
Iinually at war on the liquor question
and had come FAR from solving its
problems. Dives exist from one end of
the state 10 the other and the evil in
fluenees are far more rampant than
under the licensed saloon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-08
Urges Amendment.

.. p. Greer Of Spanish Fork confined
his address TO an explanation of the
proposed amendment TO the state con-
the state were to be provided for from
a state fund. He urged the need of
such amendment and asked that,
no matter what stand the voters take
on other issues of the campaign, they
vote in favor of the amendment.
The rally was without doubt the
largest attended Of any held this year
in Utah county. People packed the
galleries to the walls and some sat
perched in the rafters for hours. Hun
dfeds remained standing during Sen
atOr Shoots address and at its CON
clusiOn the thunder Of applause
amounted to an ovation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MEXICO TO SEE THE
BLER|OT MONOPLANE
IN STATE FLIGHT

Alfred lie Blanc, the French ayia-
tor, who in his Bleriot monoplane
has been attaining a speed of eighty
miles an hour, thus setting the
aerial speed record for America at tn
st. Louis meeting, is TO make a cross
country flight from st. Louis to Kan
sas City the latter part of this
month.
Mexico will be ON this route,
Announcement Of lie Blanc's deci-
sion to make the flight IN Missouri,
Immediately following the New York
aviation meet closing Oct. %, was
made Wednesday afternoon through
his interpreter, Hugh Mueller. De-
tails of the flight are to be made lat
er.
His determination to make the
flight from st. Louis to Kansas City
is said to have been the result Of hls
flight of Wednesday, when he sailed
several miles across country toward
the Missouri River. He liked the SINE
of the Missouri air, he said.
When he returned he asked the
name of the river and what cities
were north of here. When told that
Kansas City was 276 miles up the
river. he Immediately declared his B
tention OF returning here and max
ing the trip. He has discussed tenta
lively the flight with President Lam
bert of the st. Louis Aero Club. The
Bleriot monoplane is the same IL
which its inventor crossed the Eng
lish Channel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MACCABEE RALLY
IN THIS CITY WILL
BRING HUNDREDS HERE

Mrs. May A. C. Sommers,, State
Commander for the ladies' Of Macca-
bees of Missouri, is in Mexico for
several days for the purpose OF ar
ranging plans for the Northwest Stat
Missouri Rally, which will be in this
city the 31st of October and the first
of November. The Washington and
Hoollister Hives of Mexico will
be the hostesses of hundreds of Lady
Maccabees from all over the State.
The big features of the Rally wall
be a class Initiation of one hundred
and fifty new candidates, secured
by the Mexico Bees i'm honor of the
Rally. A splendid program has been
prepared of two days length and
will include the exemplification of
the new ritual of the order; the
comforting of the first and second de-
grees upon the new candidates by To-
cal and visiting teams; o school oil
instruction in methods; a public re-
ception and banquet at the Ringo Ho'
tel.
A horse show win be given by the
cidizens of Mexico In honor of the
Lady Maccabees' visit. Delegates
and representatives will begin to ar
rive Sunday evening, Oct. 30. Large
delegations are expected from st.
Louis. Kansas City, st. Joseph, Mo
berry, jefferson City and Sedalia. The
st. Louis delegation has chartered a
special car and, with this delegation
there will be the famous May A. G.
Sommers Rose Team Of st. LOUIS,
who will act as the escort of hon
or for Mrs. Sommers.
Moberly expects to send fifty del
egates and a special team who VIII
give a public exhibition of what they
can do in the way of drill work. Mr
Sommers is being ably assisted in he
arrangements by Miss Elizabeth Sam
ford, OF this city, who is II Of
the ablest and best producing depu
ties in Missouri, she having beer
Identified with the work of lMacca
beism ever since the organization O
the fir A Hive in Mexico. Miss san
ford travels extensively through th'
State dn the interest of the order ant
proudly claims Mexico as her birth
place. It was through her enthusiasts
tic boosting of her native city thai
brought the Northwest District Rail-
to Mexico.
Mrs. Campbell, the very progress
i've and able commander of Washing
ton Hive and Mrs. Rose Powell, pas
commander of the same hive, are on
the committee for arrangements
These are both splendid workers TO
the Ladies' of Maccabees. The Ring
Hotel will be headquarters durin'
the Rally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MAINE MAY Be FLOAT.
ING ON TWELFTH AN
ANNIVERSARY OF ACCIDENT
WASHINGTON. D. q. oct. II.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. IL
II Is expected that the battleshlp
Maine viii be floating on Feb. Is. the
thirteenth anniversary Of the tragedy.
when she was sunk In Havana Harbor
by an explosion.
Congress will be asked to decide
on the final disposition Of the vessel
Gen. Bixby and other officers Of the
army and navy are known TO BIO in
favor of escorting the Maine out To
sea with an imposing funeral o
tege and sinking 1t.
The limited Sfatea army win have
charge of the work,in order. as the
President says, "To strengthen pub.
lie confidence In the results shown"
Another reason for entrusting the
task to a Government department was
to guard against exploitation OF the
wreck as an exhibitor.
Divers have reported that there are
25 feet Of watre over the wreck and
from five to eight feet of mud.
They found that the wreck has sunk
into the mud and sand only about l
foot during the ~ years and that
the bulk is in comparatively good
condition.
The Golfer dam to be erected will
be 425 feet long and 275 feet wide.
thus leaving a space of about fifty
feet around the vessel. This space
was made ample because within it
lies the wreckage Of a turret which
was blown away and which the engin'
GERS are anxious to preserve.
Congress has already appropriated
5000, 900 for the work, and it rs ex-
pected that about 5000. 900 more will
be required to complete 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
ACKNOWLEDGE 1T.
Mexico Has to Bow to the Inevitable
Scores of Citizens Prove IT,

After reading the public state
ment of this representative citizen OF
Mexico given below, You must come
to this conclusion: A remedy which
has kept the kidneys in good health
since, can be relied upon to per-
form the same work in other cases
Read this;
Mrs w, B. Marshall, S39 w. LID
erty St., Mexico, Mo, says: i was
troubled for owe a year by kidney
trouble. There were pains across my
hack and the kidney s~ecretions pass
ed i~rregularly. None of the remedies
II tried did me amy good and be-
came SO bad off that could hardly
attend to my housework. | at length
read about Doan's Kidney Pills and
%nrocuring a box, | began their use
7 improved from the first and before
long / was free from kidney com
plaint. (Statement given in l9Ol)
Cured to Stay Cured.
On Nov. 16, 1908, Mrs. Marshall
reiterated what she said previously
in favor of Doan's Kidney Pills, anc
added, During the past eight years
7 have not been bothered by kidney
trouble, | a say that the cure tha'
Doan's Kidney Pills effected in my
case has proven to be a permanent
one"
For sale by all dealers. Price QUO
Foster-Milburn Co.. buffalo, NE"
York, sole agents for the unlteo
States.
Remember the name -Doan :
and take no other
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
SCHOOL
MOVEMENT STARTED

At the call of Father J. J. Dillon,
of st. Brendan's Church, an eRthu-
siastic number of Roman Catholics
gathered in the Knights OF Columbu
Hall, Thursday evening. and perfect
ed preliminary arrangements for gi'
ing Mexico a ~parochial school.
The committees were appointed to
solicit; one In town, the other In the
country.
Father Dillon states that only a
primary school will be attempted at
first and that three Dominican Sis
tens from New York will be brought
here to teach. Later the school will
be enlarged.
The committee for soliciting In
town besides Father Dillon consists
of w. ]. Morris and ]. A. Quinlan.
The committee for the country is as
follows: Robt. Hayes, Frank Weinand
Lawrence O'Toole, William Albus and
Leo Sullivan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Grown Point, Ind.
Between $50 and s75 worth of but
ter, eggs, apple butter, linen. table
ware and vegetables. said to have
composed the property taken from til
farmhouses.
st. Louis, Oct. IS.
The ST. Louis-kansas City aero
plane flight is to take place. This
was officially announced here to-day.
Following the announcement Of
Alfred lie Blanc, the French aviator.
that he would be willing to fly across
Missouri after Oct. %, the Kansas
City Post has offered $1,000 as the
foundation of a purse of $4,000 TO
be given for the flight. The condition
made by the Post are that the flight
must be from st. Louis to Kansas
City and must be completed in three
days. Any aviator o in st. Louis
is eligible to compete.
1t Is possible that the sum of $10,-
900 guaranteed for a tIuns'state flight
last summer may be put with the
$1,000. State immigration Commits
sdoner John II. Curran, who had
charge of raising the money, is
not in st. Louis and II is not known
whether the money is still guaranteed
by small towns in Missouri, follow
ing the promise that the aeroplane
would stop in the towns. 1t is not
known whether they would be willing
to put up the money now.
Members of the st. Louis Aero
Club and the Wright ayiators are not
enthusiastic about the flight. Club
officials say it would not advertise st
Louis to any great extent and they
are not especially anxious to have
it take place.
Roy Knabenshue. manager for the
Wright brothers, says none of the
Wright ayiators in st. Louis will be
allowed to participate in 1t, as they
have engagements for many days TO
come and can not spare the time. Az
iators say It would not be difficult
} to make the flight In three days, and
they do not think the honor they
would gain in making 1t would com
pensate them for their trouble
Beverly, Mass Oct. IA
The Inflated Battleship Maine is to
be raised from hts resting place in TIL
mud Of the Havana Harbor bottom
President Taft gave the signal for tn
work to begin to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
{. STEPHENS MOTORS
HERE FROM COLUMBIA

e. w. Stephens and wife, and Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Stephens and daugh-
ter of Columbia were in Mexico a
short time Friday, having made the
trip in the Stephens motor a r
Mr.. e. w. Stephens was here to
confer with Judge J. A. Guthrie on
a committee of which J.. A. Payne,
OF st. Louis, is the other member. Ut
is a committee appointed by the Mis-
souri, Baptist Ministers Aid Associa-
tion, which meets Oct. Is in Nevada.
Mr.. Stephens stated the roads were
in fine condition between this city
and the Boone county cabptal..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20


line snip was SUNK III loSo uurlne
bhe CUBAN ihSurfectlou WIFI opoAn
and precipStafed hostiiltles between
Rhe Castlaliahs anu tne onpeu os'oeS'
SPAIN a always san the expression
That sank the ess was an uluernai
one WINE americans coaiVehu d h.u
den mine FIRED by SPAN orousm
about the catastrophe.
The raising Oh the Vessel VIII sope
This Worldwide mystery
No., 90 ~
-,
'uia Wafu fio"e' auuioresS' u"
here this morning.
While many Of her works are Well
known, perhaps she attained greater
fame through her Battle Hymn OIL
the Republic" she mas oeen III
poor health for some time.
eiosaoroot ,,toss oc4 ~
-, - Ian ua,ta
,ya,Iwa~ ~. $3.50, ~ hoard "a he.
49,. 10 ,a,,a~ go, a. .t.rt.
~. noint .4,ontto CIV Tho foo
rs,o~ nns e. m.oothor ,s n,aas.
ur,.,. d.a,aod obonao so. che
= 49, u,ootho. H. .rso rnav
L., nj. nir,o,h,. CO. IL Eculnned,
ninirs1. Amortoa ooe saot long
20 soat haom
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
REV. W. II. HOOKS LEG
TuRE In TIPTON.

"The lecture of Rev. W.. H. Hook
at the Christian Church last Saturday
hight on the Book Of Esther was not
only interesting and entertaining but
was full of historical facts that none
but one who has delved deeply in Bib
lical lore and studied and drank at
the fountains of ancient history could
depict. In the end he paid n of the
most beautiful compliments to WON
an kind. "-Tipton Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
p. W. WEBER is
IN OLD MEXICO.

The friends of P. w. Weber say
they have received postals and letters
from him in Old Mexico saying he
has a good position there, but will
return to Mexico shortly. William
Munns, who was associated in the
auto business with Mr.. Moore and
Mr. Weber, says he cold out to
them July Gath and that the Mexico
Automobile Co. is now composed Of
but these two gentlemen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

1t Is In time of sudden mIshap or
accident that Chamberlain's Liniment
can be relied upon to take the place
of the family doctor, who cannot al
ways be found at the moment. Then
1t is that Chamberlatnis Liniment is
never found wanting. In cases of
sprains, cuts, wounds and bruises
Chamberlain's Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain.
Sold by All Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
Jefferson City. Oct. 10.

Jefferson City, Oct. IL.
w. w. Wagner, postmaster here,
died this morning after a long H.
ness. MI. Wagner was appointed
by Roosevelt during the latter's first
term. He had been prominent in Re
publican politics here for years.
Lisbon. Portugal, Oct. 10.
That the republic will continue Is
slowly being realized by royallsts
as well as the Powers.
Switzerland has SEN a telegram
recognizing the new government and
assurances come from England that
she will do likewise when hostilities
cease.
The government has granted amnes'
Ity to all naval and military Of
tenders.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. is.
Judge H. c. Timmons, of Kansas
City, was nominated on the fortieth
ballot to-day by the Democrats for
y"
eu W ene
'uuee roA
'uuee eeoiee ,
~oo' requeSueu .n@' us nauue De no'
presented for the nomination.
Fulton Mn Oet. IL.
r. s.e. u,o, .a.a. - .ha
-
"oiuens frespyOerian onpoh os'
away, Audraln, Boone, charlton ana
Montgomery counties closed Friday
with selection of K~evtesyilIe as the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MEXICO MERCHANTS
INTERESTING LETTER
ON THE PEDDLERS

Editor LEDGER
l notice you are continually talking
Of making Mexico a city, Along this
line | would remark: Do the people
who peddle meats, coffee, tea, baking
powder and other commodities over
the city help make Mexico a city?
Do they help build u electric rail
reads OF subscribe money to bring
factories or either enterprises to OUR
city? Do they pay for street paw
ing or pay taxes or license to u
city or state?
No, mot they. They prey ON the
business that belongs to the mer-
chants who help make the city; who
contribute to it's enterprises; who
pay the taxes and license to keep
up the city. There is no objection
to the man who brings in the pro
ducts of his farm; he can dispose Of
them as he likes. But the fellow who
ships in a car of cattle from Kan.
sas City drives them out in the coun.
try and the next day slaughters, and
peddles the meat as product of his
farm, this lis wrong and should be
stopped.
Also the peddler who ships i'm gro
ceries, hires a wagon, and drives
from house to house and when he
SELLS $40 worth to a family makes
them a present Of a nice cup and sau
Ger worth about 10c.
The people who ~patronize these
peddlers don't help make Mexico a
city. They think they are saving
money. The facts are, they a GO
to any store in our city and buy
the same goods or better for hess
money and have the satisfaction o.
knowing that their money is kept
in the channels of trade at home
and used for the advancement an6
benefit of a greater Mexico.
MEXICO MERCHANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

TAR. J. ". FULLER, Scientific Opt
- clan, 2o3 North Main St., Los Ango'
les, Cal, writes:
az was troubled with catarrh Of the
head for many years. 1t affected my
sense of smell, hearing and sight.
al spent lots of money with doctors
and the use Of local applications TO re-
lleve me, but TO no purpose antil my
attention was called TO tho wonderful
effects of Peruna.
II must say that I met with most sur
prising and satisfactory results. Peru
ma took hold of the complaint and drove
1t entirely out of my system,
"Although well along toward the
allotted span of mans life, ] am as
pleased as . child over the results, and
feel like a young man again."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
J. H. wHlTEcoTToN MOVES
To MoRERLY.

Hon. Jas. IL. Whitecotton has sold
his residence property on Locust
street to Jas. Dowdy, Of year Tulip.
who will move to Paris, and will go
to Moberly to live, having formed a
"a law partnership, 1t rs reported, with
ODE Wright, of that city. He has
been a resident of the town for 20
years.-Parls Mercury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
1t viii Pay You to Investigate Absolutely the
Best Land Proposition on the Texas Gulf Coast

The pillow d~isplaces the cattle on the famous 7O,0OO-
acre O'Connor Ranch, located in Calhoun County,
Texas, which has been surveyed and cut up and is now
being sold to home-seekers in large and small tracts at
very low prices on long terms, the very center OF all
that is good in farming, fruit raising and truck garden
ing. Soil rich and productive as can be found any
where, right in the rain belt, SO to AZ inches annual
rainfall we'll distributed through the cropping season,
one Of the most delightful climates in the world, no
frost or freeze outs, no ~droughts, no swamps, no mos
quitoes, rich virgin soil ready for the pillow that will
enable you to pay for your land with one good years
work; the place of all others in the United States
where farming, fruit and truck gardening is being
conducted and producing beautifully with the least
possible expense and greatest possible profit. We
invite home-seekers and investors to investigate what
we have to show you. We own our land and those
interested may be assured of the greatest consldera-
ticn and fair treatment.
Excursion, home seekers rates, first and
third Tuesdays of each month. Write us for
reliable details and information.
Calhoun County Cattle Company
81 and s2 Liggeu Bldg, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
CATCHES QUAIL IN BUSI-
NESS HOUSE UPTOWN,

T. ]. Williams caught a quail in
the stairway to his office in the
French building, Monday morning.
Several other birds have also APP
peared inthe business district in
the past few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Hoarseness in a child subject to
Group is a sure indication of the
approach Of the disease. If Chamber
ladn's Cough Remedy is given at
once or even after the croupy
cough has appeared, it will pre-
vent the attack. Contains no poison.
Sold by All Druggists,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem
branes of your throat IL you want to
be annoyed. But IL you want relief.
want to be cured. take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Sold by All Drug
gists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MRS. STEELE AND
MRS. NORRIS IN RUNAWAY.

The friends of Mrs. ]. ]. Steele
and Mns. Mary J., Norris will be glad
to learn that they suf-
fered no serious injury WEI
nesday when Mrs. Norris horse ran
Both were badly shaken up
and bruised and Mrs. Steele escaped
with several painful bruises, Both
of the ladies are recovering from the
accident. A delivery wagon running IL
to Mrs. Norris buggy caused the ac-
cident.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
...uras oE hARpIN

-..cgsRs or HARDIN
COON HUNTING.
~. teachers of Hardin College will
.smmpy a party Of Mexico hunters
coons tonight. The start
no made from the Frank
1mss Farm,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
FIRST ASSISTANT p. NJ.
GENERAL IN MEXICO.

Chas. G~randfield, formerly of Troy,
Mo-, now First Assistant Post Mas
ter General of the United States,
was the guest of MI rand Mrs. X. r.
Bragg Friday night when passing
through this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
FOR MORE THAN
THREE DECADES.

Foleyis Honey and Tar has been
a household favorite for coughs, colds
and ailments of the throat, chest and
lungs. Contain no opiates. Otis
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
MRS. PILcHER's FATHER

Mrs. +. w. Pitcher. VINO was can
ed to Detroit early lin the week pe
cause oft he illness of her father mas
wired her husband that Mr.. Saunders
a. much better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20

Good results always follow the use
d Foley Kidney Pills. They contain
.et the ingredients necessary to tone
Strengthen and regulate the Kidneys
md bladder, and to cure headaches.
its Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-10-20
FRANK HAZARD
GETS MONEY.

Frank Hazard Is in receipt of 1851
from the Government for services
rendered during the Spanish-Ameri'
can War.