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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

E. K. Brown made a business
trip to Oklahoma City this week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

A bunch of tin horn gamblers
is getting in its work in this city,
and several have been robbed by
them. The authorities are try
ing diligently to get hold of the
bunch, but up to this time have
not been successful. However, a
raid will be made very soon.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

Work on the foundation of
Mrs. Sour's new hotel building
was begun yesterday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

The baccalaureate sermon for
the graduating class will be
given by Rev. C. A. Weed at
eight o'clock in the Methodist
church next Sunday. Commence.
ment day will be Friday, April
10Th.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21
Announcement.

wish say that have opened the Daniels building first
door south Of Redd drug store and second hand stove and
furniture will buy and sell all kinds Of goods that have
been used when good condition you have any article you
wish sell exchange will be pleased accommodate you
Also carry line Of and furniture at right prices
Gas Fitting and Plumbing j. IA. HAWKINS
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

A lot of brick street crossings
will be put in this spring. We
underrtand the brick for them
have been bought. A lot of
street crossings to connect up a
lot of walks which have been
built would be a mighty nice inn
provemeHt. We presume the
walks in the business part of the
city will be connected up first.
AT least they should be, in our
humble opinion. Then begin to
work out into the other parts of
the city.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

"Six Sharps, One Flat" at Lii
brary Theatre next Wednesday
night, April n. Benefit carpet
fund for Presbyterian church.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

Be sure to see the play ''Six
Sharps, One Flat at Library
Theatre next Wednesday night,
April a.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

Rob Lavender, the colOred fell
low who was hurt at Lincolnville
the other day, by being hit on
the head with a beer bottle, and
afterward by running into a
cavern, is not getting along
very we'll, and it is likely he will
be laid up for some time, even if
the injuries do not result seri-
ously.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

J. C. Haskell had business in
Vinita the latter part of last week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

Riley Bradshaw, the colOred
fellow who used to live here, but
moved to Girard, and who is
under bond for the shooting Of
the ticket agent of the Frisco al
Cherokee, is still in jail, being
unable to give bond. We under
stand he wanted to plead guilty
the other day, but the county at
torney of Crawford county re-
fused to accept the plea. Can il
be possible other charges will be
brought?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Apple
will leave today Thursday for
Ellsworth, Kansas, to visit Mrs.
Apples parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. E. Chew. Asked as to how
long they would be gone Mrs.
Apple said: las long as / can
get Walter to stay"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21

The quarterly statement OF the
city treasurer appears elsewhere
in this paper. A careful perusal
of it shows the city to be in
mighty good shape from a finan-
ciai standpoint. The water works
redemption fund, the sinking
fund, the railroad bond fund and
the Haiues bond fund are in q
healthy condition, and it is not
going to be very long until. the
burden of those debts is entirely
lifted from the city. The city
money is drawing interest, too,
and that helps out considerably.
If the funds had been drawing
interest for the past twenty years
Baxter Springs would not now
oWs q cent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-04-21
From Baxter, Kansas.

In effect daily March 1 to April
is inclusive. VIII be on sale at
reduced rates to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
CONFESSES MURDER
AFTER MANY LIES
Mystery Regarding Killing of
Neil McCOig in Kansas
City Cleared.
SLAYER WAS A COOK
WHO WORKED FOR VICTIM
When First Arrested Murderer
Implicated Others, Telling
Detailed Story.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 3.-Aftcr max
ing detailed false confession causing
ono innocent man TO be arrested on the
charge of murder. and a man and wo-
man 70 be held for Investigation. Ward
Mower Of Falls City, Neh,. confessed to
the police of Kansas City, Kan, tonight
that he alone murdered Neil McColG,
also of Falls City, on December 81
McCoie's body, covered with cuis
and bruises and bearing one bullet
wound. was found IN the outskirts of
Kansas City. Kan. McCoig was for
merely 4 restaurant keeper of Falls
City and Mower. who was cook, had
worked for him.
Mower confessed tonight that he had
beaten McCoig with a piece of railroad
iron and an iron hook until he was in
sensible Death being too slow, Mower
said he shot the man.
Fear that he would be proven the
purloiner Of notes he had stolen from
McCoic was his reason for killing the
man, Mower says. McCoig accused
Mower of taking the papers.
All those who were taken into Gus.
,odv as a result of Mower 5 original
confession were released tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
ESTRADA PREPARES
TO BEARD ENEMY
Leader of ReyOIutiOnists MOy-
Ing His Army Into West
crn Nicaragua.
DECISIVE BATTLE AT
AC0YAP0 IS PROBABLE
Diplomats Believe That Early
End of the Madriz Regime
Is Imminent.

BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua, Jan. =
General Estrada g campaign into the
western half of Nicaragua has been be-
gun. The entire provisional army which
won the victory at Rccreo is being
transported IN boats up the Mico river
TO Chile, which will replace Rama ss
the base of supplies. \ decisive battle
may be fought at Acoyapo-
The movement west was begun quiet
ly- The advance guard under Gcueral
Mcna has been for some days of Chile.
Chile is center for cattle raising and
that district IS expected 10 relieve
Bluehelds TO a great extent IN the mat.
ter of sustaining the troops.
Acoyapo, where ii is thought a battle
may be fought unless pending peace
plans fail. is sixty miles from Chile and
may be reached over easy trails.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
GAIN0R FACES PROBLEM
OF OPEN Or CLOSED"

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--The quips Of
Manor Gaynor continue 10 ~niivcn Ne"
York.
To-day nc sent the following letter 10
William q. Edwards. commissioner of
street cleaning, better remembered as
"Ijig Blll'' Edwards Of The Princeton foot
ball eleven;
My Dear Conmissioner-Talle ON a
few more football PLAYERS and maybe
YOU will do berter yet Sincerely yours:
WILLIAM j. GAlNOR-
The statement given out Yesterday by
Mayor C,aynoU seemed tn Indicate tbat
Edwards would be removed la make say
for Il new commissioner OF the MAYOR 5
own choosing. Therefore ''BiS Fiji had
no comment TO make today m the may
or's praise. BESIDES Edwards, there arc
the following football stars ON tho force:
James Hogan, an old Yale captain.
Harry Vaughan. tho Val" end, and
George EuckNalteU Of Princeton.
Next week Will test tho new MAJOR :
quality with regard to one of the most
important questions ~ pohCy mayor
must decide. Is this To- he wide open
OF CLOSED" town? Are Sundays TO be
dry or wet?
There we've plenty of qucstiousrS to ASK
the mayor How about it, this after
neon. but so all iu1uiTcr' he begged IN
he CNcused from any expression of opin-
ion until he had time TO make what
changes in tho police department he in
tends William y. Baker is stiit COM
missioner OF police. but tho mayor state"
rlcr,t Of last night indicates that now
man viii have the ion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
MORSE HAS PLACE
IN CONVICT RANKS
Former "Ice King and Mil
lionaire Occupies Small Cell
in Federal Prison.
is TREATED JUST LIKE
ANY OTHER CRIMINAL
Puts oD Stripes, Has Regulation
Bath, Hair Cut, and Is
Numbered.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 3.-Charles W.
Morse, former 'icc king and million
are banker, at noon todav began serv-
ing itteen.ycar sentence IN the At
Iants federal prison for violation Of the
national banking laws,
He Is registered as convict No. 2S14
and tonight occupied steel cell not III
the least different from those 10 which
are assigned several hundred other pris
onerS.
His immaculate tailored garments
gave way TO regulation suit of stripes.
nor did thc distinguished prisoner es-
cape the l5eriillon expert the prison
photographer, the regulation bath or the
barber.
Makes No Protest,
Morse arrived from New York at
l0:45 o'clock IN charge Of two deputy
marshaIs. and accompanied by his
friend and close business associate, W.
r. Reid of Boston He made no pro
test when be cameras of the newspa
pcrmeu were trained upon him, He was
placed IN "A cab and driven 10 the prison.
Because he had not been Nacclnatcd,
Morse was not permitted 70 cat IN the
big dining room with hls follow con
yicts. and his FIRST meal was served in
his cell The prisoner turned over 70
the prison clerk &2lS in currency. He
was assigned TO "class L. which en-
titles him TO the privilege of seeing
relatives or friends for thirty minutes
every two weeks.
MAY Learn to Be Tailor.
Morse probably will he assigned 70
the tailorshop or put 10 work on the
construction gang,
Mrs. Morse, formerly the wife OF an
Atlanta hotel proprietor, is expected
from New York tomorrow. After y
conference with her husband, she sill
return 10 New York and begin trying
TO obtain pardon from President Taft.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
STRIKING INCREASE
IN OUR CUSTOMS RECEIPTS

NEW YORK Ian. 3.-The marked in
crease III customs receipts OH passengers
baggage under william Lccb's collector
ship as already shown by monthly re-
ports, wac brought ont In greater con
trsst by tigurcs for the year. made pub
lie today Receipts foT 1909 were nearly
100 pcr cent greater than the combined
receipts for 1905 and l9hI, although the
latter voar had been the best In the his
tory Of the port,
More than o million dollars I'm duties
wcrc collected In 1909 by Mr.. Loebs in
sistcucn that everybody pay. rich and
moor alike The amount more than
double that for I90S, although The number
Of incoming passengers showed an m
crease OF only one sixth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
ROOSEVELT HAS FOUND
BRAND-NEW ANIMAL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-A new animal
has been discovered in British East AZ
rica by tho Smithsonian African scien-
tiflc expedition. which. under tho lead
crship of Colonel Roosevelt. is IN that
region getting specimens OF fauna and
flora for the Smithsonian Institution.
This now animal. tho iist announce
mcut Of whose discovery was made at
the Smithsonian Institution today IS a
hi,l,nrio unknown species OF otocyon, 10
which officials Of tho scientific organ !,
ization have given tho specific name OF
yrrzatus II is a small c3rniForouS
mammal closely resembling a fox.
"Crocyou RooscycltUs," az cognonen
for The new animal. would make an ap-
proprintc designation and one that would
have pcrpetuatcd tho name oi the lol-
s:pecics. but the Smithsonian officials
perhaps fearing the discovcrcr would OBJ
icct decided TO make its specific name
ycrzatuS meaning striped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
NEVADA CON. KNOCKS
UTAH COPPER STOCK
Special to The Tribune

Special To Inc Jnoone-
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Enorts have been
made this week. by Nevada Consolidated
interests which favor the proposition to
transfer the control Of that company TO
Utah Copper and by Utah Copper interests
10 secure control of the majority Interest,
These efforts have failed.
With view TO preventing the ultimate
success Of the plan TO secure the majority
stock, President Phillips and Directors
Hubn and Smith have issued a circular
90 stockholders In which they claim 10
show the relative worth OF the TWO proper
ties.
Az TO Nevada. til" circular in part says
that itS operations are being carried on
advantageously and. pro6tahly, and thar
FIRST there have been developed In The
Nevada Consolidated ground $4,000, 900
tons OF ore averaging ! Der cent copper, 10
which no reference has ever been made
in any report issued by the Nevada Con-
aoldatcd company.
On Utah Copper the circular in part
saws: FIRST instead of having 10000. 600
or o0,Ooo 600 tons of ore demonstrated,
Utah Copper has something like 10000
900 tons.
of rhis ore does not exceed l 3 per cent
"Third-That the Yield OF copper metal
per ton OF ore handled lis now only ls.e
pounds.
''Fourth-That The Utah Copper ores arc
gradually growing leancr. and that the
company dividends are believed to be in
peril from reduced earnings
"Flfih-That Utah Copper Is rapidly
reaching a point where ~ will probably
he compelled 10 abandon it's steam shovel
operations and resort to underground
methods
The circular concludes with IN areu-
meut that there is no reason why Nevada
holders should accept ono shnrc of Utah
FOR each two and quarter shares OF their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
MOVE REGARDED PROOF
OF ESTRADA'S STRATEGY

WASHINGTON, Jan, 3.-Whlc no
official information had been received
late tonight concerning the forward
movement of the Nicaraguan revolu-
tionary army. the news when conveyed
70 the Central American diplomats hero,
was received with great interest. The
present move Of Estrada is recognized
here by those who know the country,
as a master stroke.
''The advance up the Mico river TO
Chile is undoubtedly partly a fcint,
said 2 diplomat 1--WE have reason 20
believe Il strong force has been sent
around TO Greytown 10 wipe out the
government force there which practi-
cally has been besieged III that place
for some months When Grcytown is
taken. as We have every reason to he
leve II will be, the San Juan river Will
he opened 60 Lake Nicaragua and The
two branches OF the Estrada 'armt will
then Join forces on Lake Nicarag gua.
Boats that transport the troops on the
Mico river. and those that will bring mp
The troops from GreyfOwn VIII then be
loiued in n hotlla that viii then pro,
ceed 10 Managua.
Government Troops Broken
''Iu The opinion Of Nicaraguaus here
President Madriz has only a ragged
force left, aud even that is dispiritcd
by the flight of Zelaya Estrada 5
troops, on the other hand. have beep
completely rested after their first VIC
tory at Rama and are eager TO press
their success home. For this reason,
Senor Castrillo. representative here of
the provisional government, believes
that the coming conflict will clear the
way to direct attack on the capital
SenoT Castrillo tonight received a
cablegram from Senor Chamorro, ot
Panama, father OF General Ihamorrr.
ommander-in-chief of the Estrada
army.
The cablegram declared that all
promises made by President Madriz
concerning tie abolition of the mouopo-
lies under which thc country struggle
arc impossible of fuifillment. This was
due. Senior Chdmorro said, because prac-
iically all members Of The Nicaraguan
congress were more or less interested
in the same monopolics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
TAFT WILL BOOST
FOR RECLAMATION
Special to The Tribune.

SpcClal 10 J nv IlbFN'-.
WASHINGTON, Ian. S.--Prrsident TAFT
has told the western senators who were
Interested in reclamation work, that ne
will recommend In his special message 20
congress an conservation, which Will hc
sent TO the capitol on Monday of next
week. that congress authorize loan oi
500 60n. 900 10 he 0oat"d other as short
term bonds or certificates Of indie htsdncss
10 secure the necessary money 10 com
plctc existing reclamation projects. Tho
money is 10 hc paid 10 The government
from the proceeds received nom the sale
oil The rcclamd lands, senator eorah
of Idaho Is the author OF a bill which
authorizes an issue of bonds TO the
amount nf $50 000. 900. Ho is opposed Ia
,hc issue Of tho certificates OF iudcbt
eduess. believing thai the bouds VIII DC
taken moro readily. Senator Carter and
some of the othcy western senators arc
incliue5 10 favor tho Issuance OF cert.h-
rnIcr insInaA Of The bonds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
DARIUS OGDEN MILLS.
NOTED FINANCIER, DIES

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan, 3.--parius Os.
den Mills one Of the most widely known
fnancicrs and phi lanthropists I'm The
United States, a pioneer OF California,
ana father Of Mrs. 'Whitclaw Reid wife
Of tn" United states cmbassador 90 Great
Britain. died tonight az his winter hom"
near this citv. He 81 years old.
Death Was due 10 heart disease ana
came 80 suddenly that his physician was
not with him At the end. although ne
was summoned ar the first signs Of col
lapse Mrs. Reid. who came 10 California
with her fMth"r few weeks ago 10 spend
tho winter months. was ar The bedside.
Ills son. ogden Mills. and his VIII" left
FOR the cast today. thinking that Mr,
Mills Was In his usual health
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
UTAH COPPER LIKELY
TO ABSORB THE OHIO
snccluI 10 The T1ibnnc.

NEW YORK, Jan. Negotiations for
the absorption Of the ON" copper com :
mndor wav in earnest The fact That the
ohio showed considerable strength in the
late trading may have resultod from me
yybianorInEs Of this report among the
traders. or IL may have he"n the result
of buying ny insIders having advance
,rbn MngcoI tunnel. which is controlled
hv Mir. Iejnzc and his associates III ONO
Conner. is regarded as an important key
In t},o inning situation AT Bingham, and
IL i L,i,cyCd that tho aC iuirlnG az CON
trSl II li:at tunnel wo'Ls he s,.2ns
ndilc.Trrut to the Utah COPPER pCorIe
,n Ilka over The HeinZo prop"rtles There,
ir,5nIf.rt. tho Ohio mines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
CAPITALIST JERMTN
DIES FROM INJURIES

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. $---Frank II.
c.. Jermyn. capitalist ot scranton Pa
died today as the result OF injuries re-
ccived hy bcIng run down by a street
car on New Years morning,
His spine SUSTAINED serious injury and
Ito, ,vos necessary in order 10 save
Sia iifc The time for the operation was
set for this morning. but death came
before IL had been penormeu -; ~,
Scranton TO this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
FOUR FIREMEN LOSE
LIVES DOING DUTY

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 3.--F'lre in the
local plant OF the American Bridge com
pany tonight caused tho death OF four
nrcmcn who were buried under a falling
wall and loss OF $25o,00o Ono OF
those killed was Capt John j.. liounes-
snv 1t was first thought that the on
tirr engine company Of No. had per-
ishcd and not until the dobris had been
removed at midnight was IL determined
mar there WAS no other bodies In the
rnine Several fiYcmeu were injured.
, Thc ngc was soon under control.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
INCREASE IN VISIBLE
SUPPLIES OF COPPER
sncclal 10 The Tribune.

BOSTON Jan. "A London cable thus
morning states that there has been an
increase the past two wccks in the for
clen visible supply OF copper spounIinG
To- 1897 tons. or +.llA.ssO pounds. lE's
months Increase up Ia 32Ie tons. or .
$i4 .aSo pounds. II there Is to nc tne
looked for improvement I'm the America a
nosiIiou 10 he made known ON inc l"ia
ot this north -nc dccrc;s" III INC
American surplus must oi course '%trtd
tho Increase abovs mentioned IN INC lol-
cicn visible supply il there Is To he amy
real i,nyrovcn1cnI shown in tho world "
statistical position. .rh, ltmerican sur.
plus. according 20 tho Copper tr9Goc.r rs
Eascociatinn stood on De ,cInh"r | last.
Al 1,%. .oO3. .52T pounds. which aaded 20 inc
foreign surplus of 2i42o92So bounds
brings tho worlds surplus accumula(cd AT
tho present time up to @2I.2l2.&oI pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
TWO MURDERERS PAY
DEATH PENALTY In CHAIR

OsSINING X T.. Jan. $.--Two mur-
derers were clcctrocuted at the Sing sing
prison todav within few moments Of
Zach other They were William Morse
who had Killed Brooklyn policeman. and
John Barobuto. VINO killed a fellow -Ital.
Ian In MIddlN town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Teddy Still Killing.

ToIMA. Uganda. Jan. S,-The Ameri-
81, and reported all woll. While In
cam1 1 az KieIngo, Colonel Roosevelt
kilicd bmll elephant which had tnsks
,,,.,dIrIinc lio pounds, The expedition
lii leave tomorrow for Butiab, twenty
seven miles distant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
HAD BROKEN NECK,
BUT DIDN'T KNOW IT

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3.--tulph Owens.
. u ycars old. OF Memphis. Tenn.
waIjlcd tho strcets here for ten days
with II broken neck and did not
. know It until nc went To Aflllanphy
hospital To get treatment for rheu-
i. ma tlsm this afternoon.
lie fell. he said. ten days ago
and since that time his head had
been drawn back. but he did not
. suffer much pain.
He was operated on NJ the hos
: pital tonight and has slight chance
for recovery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
Colder In Middle West.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.--Colder weather
eastward bound is predicted FOR Chicago
and surrounding territory tomorrow That
tho Thermometer VIII register zero or
lower was the prognoslication at tho
wca ther bureau tonight Late tonight
the temperature was 4 above and arop-
twenty degrees within twenty hourS up
TO II o'clock tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
SALT LAKE EDUCATOR
WEBS BELLE OF DAYTON
snccjaI 10 The TrLhune.


SPRINGFIELD. o.. Jan, S.--A charm
ing romance OF the University Of Chi
cnro eliminated today at Dayton, o.. IN
Tho wedding there of Prof. Archie, E.
Kcslcr of S9lt Lake. Utah, and Miss
Frances Ilacksrd of DAYTON The bride
is the ony daughter OF Mr.. and Mr..
a. f. Ttackard of $50 West Fifih street
The bridegroom is principal IN one or
the salt Lake City schools and - inter
cstod Ia some Utah mining property.
The ujiptial ceremonies were per-
formed al the home OF the bride. The
Rev c. Frank Garland OF the First La
theIstn church officiating in The presence
OF the immediate relatives OF the couple
Professor and Mrs Heslcy leti imme-
dfateIy after the ceremony for the west
They became acquainted several years
ago when they were classmates together
in the University. of Chicago.
H. Koslcr who is . brother OF y.
T. Kcslcr. assistant postmaster Is prin-
cipnl OF The Union school in this city. ana
wil be made principal OF the LonGfcllow
al the beginning Of the next semester
Mr. l<csCr has brcn connected with the
salt Lake schools for years and is pop
ulaf INSTRUCTOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
I'm the Magazine Class"

That's where wide-awske gen.
cral advertiser has placed Tho Trib-
unc. Ho says be gets results from
The Tribune because Tribune read
crs are intelligent and thrifty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-04
chen a Knock Is a Boost

~ competitor never talks
~" ,u disparagingly unless you
''ou. competitor in fact. "There
~ ,-,vs moro clubs aimed at the
|r .s,t hears the best apples.