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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

Do thr District Court ~ tne Thrdlludcm
di,trict iuuui orthr county ot summit
aud -tutvuf rrh.
Charlotte un...Is plaintiff ,s Johann
Hlrs uud irr re.-nu. drtuduur sun
MONS.
Th, ~tntr uf Utah 'u tup snld dof'tduuts;
Nuu uru hereby summ0i'cd Goo uppuut
within twenty duy. uffrr service OF this
summons upon you. 10 served within emo
county iu which thi, notion b, brousht
otherwise Within thirty duyt uftrr srr, ice.
mud dcfoud the uhoyc entitled nctlon,nnd in
rn-u uf your failure to do .o. Judgment viii
boz rendered nEuin,t sou according 60 the
demand of the complaint, which, together
within copy for sou, Inns bccu filed mud T.
now ON lille with the Clcrl, Of this Court.
TIT. action IL brought to recover judy.
mont IN fnvor 81 the plnintin aud against
tie drirnihils. H1iudlMg tht thd bfhm-
ur T. The holder Of the equitable title In
uud 10 an undivided one eighth Interest In
the captain Quartz Lode Mining Cnlm.
Lot 8lii. situate In summit County. state
of Utah, aud TINT the defendants hold the
legal title to the snid Que eighth Interest In
trust for the plnintir. aud that the snld de-.
fcndnuts bc required to execute and de.
liver to the plhintlr u deed Of conveyance
Of tine said one eighth interest In aud to the
said promises. which said decd NJ convey.
nncc shall br acknowledged son, To cntltlo
II to be- recorded. JANIS iNgERHEr.EN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
20. Addrcs Rooms 51l-s Boyd Park Bldg.
lfi 40. Main St., Salt fake city, Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
OUR TowN-A PULL TOGETHER.

There Is no room for doubt but that
our town, with the united efforts Of
its enterprising citizens, can greatly
increase It's business and enhance the
value of property. Everything indi.
Gates II forward movement. The high
standard morality that exits Is
inducing many to look this way with
u view of locating. Our excellent
schools Is n feature greatly appre-
ciated by the best people Of this see
ton, and are proving attractive feat
ures. As IA trading and shipping point
our town Is already ahead Of any
place in the county or this section Of
country. No place of its size In the
county receives greater shipments
Of merchandise or sends out more
live stock and coal. Our business
houses are being transformed into
beautiful blocks, and residences into
modern dwellings and cottages.
Now as many are thinking and
talking of coming thither to locate,
let all give them words OF encourage
ment and hearty welcome to this
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
Probate and Guardianship Notices.
Consult County CLERK or Respective slgners
Tor further Information.
Hlonce to Creditors.

Estate Of Nils Larson. deceased
Creditors viii present Chains with vouch-
ers to tn" undersigned az Rockport, sum
init county, Utah, ON or before the gird day
of May, 100. ELLES LAHsos,
A FEHptSANp LARSON,
Administrators,
Date Of first publication Jan. 81, A u. 1910
Evans Evans, Atty,,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
Unreliable indications.

Foreign travel Is very improving.
said the studlous girl.
"Nos" answered Miss Cayenne. al.
though you cant always tell whore a
reron has been by the pictures on
hte postcards he sends home"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Commissioner George Smith, Henry
Hale, aud j. %. raca
olcr..L NJ ii.t-ou.
liocurdct.J g. Cauuth.
Assessor W. Young
Treasurer Frank pugrcc.
Attorucy-rctcr Clark.
Shcrn-John Corcy.
Surveyor. Don Birch.
Rood Commi..io1er-I r.. Lambert.
Supt Schoul--O. W. wilkins.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Nluyor-T i. Lewis.
rDcordcr-N. !. Peterson.
T.caurer-..L s. Cal1cryool
carulmn. Fnrl pcming. vs.. CalI
crvood. y. w. Ban, y. %. Wilde and y
.C. Clark.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

Tic fines struck a popular chord
Lasts wect whom % suggested %
"lIomo Coming" day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

You Can't BE \ Good Summit
farmer without The TIMES.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
The CoaIUille Times

Published every Friday.
y. i. PETERSON. Editor
aud Manager.
He'll phone. No. ~. T.. q. Box \
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

Cuisines. communications should
be- addressed tn "Thc Coalvillo
Times" CunlyIii,, Utah.
Bcmitmucc- should bee ma lo pay
able To "Tho Coalville Times"
Entered ai the postoiiicc NJ Coal
willie, Utah. ~ sccoud-clnss matter.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28

Doo.I ~ comenL .ldewnlk.. Ioo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-28
Secret Society.

Notary Public.
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
GERMANY HAS GRIP
ON POWDER SUPPLY
Potash Principal Ingredient
and United States Wants
Reduced Export Tax.

a new element has been injected into
the potash situation with which the
Cabinet and President Taft are wrest-
ling.
II has developed that the Government
itself is vftaIIy interested In the ne
gotiations with Germany for the ne
moval % the killing tax on the export
ed potash Of the country, for the rea-
son that Dotash is one of the necessary
ingredients a. powder.
Both the army and the nav must
have powder. and have Il IN vast
quantities This is made IN the United
States for the most part, out Is made
OF German potash should Germany,
which has a monopoly of the worlds
supply OF potash, insist on It's export
tax, the cost OF powder VIII be nearly
doubled
If. on the other hand. Germany should
finally prohibit the expectation Of pot
ash altogether. as seems to be the dis
position. a powder famine IN this as
well as other countries, would follow.
II would. OF course, be possible for
the United States to buy its powder Of
the German mills. but relations between
this country and that might easily be-
come such that the German mil : would
not be permitted to sell the Americans
powder
This aspect OF the potash question
leads the manufacturers 81 fertilizers,
who also depend on Germany for thetv
potash, to believe that the Government
Will II necessary. resort TO reprisals in
order 70 defeat the German tax.
There are plenty OF SOutherners IN
Congress WEO are urging the President
to declare a tariff war with Germany
II the equities Of TIE potash situation
are not observed They say the Presi-
dent would be justified IN imposing ne
maxim tariff on German products an
ported into this country unless the Ger
man government removes the export
tax on potash now IN effect
President Taft and his Cabinet are
stiiI nezotis ting for the reduction 81
the export tax They hope for an s-7f-
cable settlement q the question but
they hold out no strong hope.
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
SAYS He STARTED
PHILADELPHIA FIRE
Foreigner Tells Police H,
Caused Fatal Blaze TO Get
Revenge for Discharge.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec zf.-That tn
fire which cost the lives Of fourteeI
men and destroyed property vaIuei a
nearly half a million dollars was kia
died BIZ a foreigner who was disgrun
tied at being discharged from work wal
the news which this morning stfrre.f tn
ranks Of fremen who lost 50 many D
their comrades IN the flames
John kOFnega- formerly employed L
the leather factory where the hrc start
ed, gave himself % 20 the police las
night and said that he applied the torch
in revenge for being discharged from
the factory Ee has been turned owe
70 police surgeons for investigation iucs
his sanity, as Il is believed that he mar
have beer 2 trifie CrazeC b. the sigh
Of the fameA
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
FLYING MEET TO OPEN
AT LOS ANGELES TODAY
With Famous AviatoTs of Three Countries Competing 1t
Is Expected That Many Records viii Be
Smashed Weather Ideal for Flying.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec 24--with
the famous aviators Of France. England.
and America competing, new worlds
records are expected TO be set IN the
aviation meet opening here az 1 o'clock
this afternoon
The efforts Of the American and Eng
lisn avtafors VIII be directed particular
= to smashing the records recently set
by Frenchmen tn their own country
They VIII have TO reckon, however, with
Hubert LItham. the skiIlfUI Frenchnlan.
who makes flying a pastime. and j. ready
20 defend his cOUutFy's honors-
deal flying weather prevailed and
ccSEds gathered about the hangers this
morning curious 20 see the aer0plares.
especially the A1tOinette mCn0plane Of
Latham
This meet win help to settle the rival
~ between the two rival American-bufft
mschines-the Curtiss and the WI -ht
While the altitude record IS within
The Washington times., 1910-12-24

Among these Investigations which are
p~Cposed is one into the causes and
prevention OF typhoid, also into malaria,
tuberculosis and other grave diseases
II IS strongly urged that the Govern
neut ought to take a most active and
energetic hand II fighting the white
plague Further, II is pointed out that
il such work Is going 10 be done and
done as effectively as II should. there
ought 70 be q powerful central bureau or
department here charged with that
duty.
Those in favor OF q great health bu-
rsau here point among other things to the
magnificent sanitation work done IN the
Canal Zone as indicating the pOssibili-
ties OF Government attention 20 health.
hygiene, and sanitation one Of the
important duties which the proposed bu-
reau would be charged with would re-
late 70 collection OF vital statistics.
It goes without saying that there is
powerful opposition in Congress and out
Of Il TO the idea Of an enlarged bureau
OF health or a department OF health.
II proceeds from those who believe the
regular school Of doctors would control
Il and run Il As too close a corporation
In other words. Il proceeds from those
more or less imbued with the notion
there IS "a docS0Ts' trust
The Washington times., 1910-12-24

sight Of the American dplanes, # is
feared that the powerful monopIanes OF
Latham and Rsdley would continue TO
hold the distance and speed records from
America.
The meet viii contine until January
and Latham has promised to ceie-
brate Christmas with q spectacular
fight over Dominguez field. How
ever, on January 2, which is tourna-
ment Of roses day IN Pasadena there
VIII be no flying
There were eight bipIanes in the
Curtiss camp this morning and six
in the Wright hangers. but in addf-
ton 70 these there We're a number
OF other machines OF foreign con-
struction-
RadIey, the English aviator who
flies a BleriOt mOnOplaue. was conf
dent this morning that he would set
new worlds mark, although he did
not know whether IL would be for
speed, duration or altitude
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
LUMBAGO
stin Neck and scsattos

Stir Neck ana sc5attcs
Are forms Of rheumatism. which de-
ponds on an acid condition OF the
blood resulting from defective action
OF ths liver. kidneys ana skin and
affecting the muscles and joints, caus-
ing Inflammation stiffness and pain.
For any form Of Rheumatism take
Hoods Sarsa2arisIa
which corrects the acid condition OF
the blood and effects permanent cures
Get II today In usual LIQUID form
OF choCoIated tablets called sarsaSabs
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
Heavy Machine Gti.I
Invented by German

BERLIN, Dec. 34-FTom the war
bureau an announcement Is made that
a German inventor has success fully ap-
piled the principle OF the machine gun
TO heavy artillery During many years
OF experiment the intense heat gen
Grated by the heavy discharge prevent
ed the application Of rapid firing 70 big
guns, but the new invention ma Izes each
recOfi send a stream % water along
the gun barrel. II IS claimed that the
big gun so equipped can FIRE three
times as rapidly as the small machine
guns. Already the new gun is being
used in the German navy
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
Expected TO Be One of Big
Questions Before Con-
greSS After Recess: :
OUTCOME MAY BE
NEW DEPARTMENT
President Much Interested, and, 1t
Is Believed, Will Urge
Prompt Action

Establishment Of a bureau Of health
in Washington, involving the consoli-
dalton of the various Government
agencies interested IN health and re-
lating 20 It. IS one Of the big questions
that is likely TO be heard much OF in
Congress after the holiday recess
In this connection doubtless a good
deal win De heard OF the proposition
TO establish a department OF health
70 the establishment OF q department
in all likelihood. whereas strong sup
port can be mustered for a bureau
That the establishment OF such a DuE-
eau would be the beginning Of a move
ment for q department Of health, with
the head Of Il a member OF the Cabinet
is probable
President Taft has a. various times
shown keen interest Il this question:
and he has not only spJkCn OF the need
Of II IN a number Of spe -ches but he
has recommended Congress cnal action
He did not say anything a'-c1t u IN
the recent message At the same llLnes
Il IS understood the President Is SlFlLs
Il serious consideration ana tl@t ne
Is likely TO urge Congress to act On IL
before the short session closes
Plans Of Promoters
The form the matter is expected 20
take is an attempt 10 get legislation
which viii use the Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service as the basis
for a srrouc bureau, into which VIII
he consolidated most OF the other
agencies akin 10 IL. The control OF
ne HOSPITALS for the insane II the dis
trict and the territories Is proposed 70
be given IL
T6e Bureau Of animal Industry and
the Bureau Of Chemistry Of the Depart
rre7r Of Az-ri,-,slt ure are suggested as
rroperIv formiGg q part OF such an en-
Jared bureau OF health NE nedlCdL
division Of TIE Pension once IS SC5
c-=s-z5 as belonging TO Il and several
other Government pEaLCLleS N-ie 80 -
reIarf1n 10 health Just where the me
should be drawn IS q matter o. SolIle
adherence Of opinion FOR instance
tEs-e are 2 number Of bureaus or diVl-
zsous o. chemistry scattered apOut
thro11Eh the departments me lllteiiietI
pa,-n771s Bureau has one. me bureau
~ F-0e-ravfnz has another Il Is z
,,-ss+ir.7- In the minds OF those favorlnE
an enlarged and consolidated lealt1
bureau how Ear consolidation snolid
include these -
PeDrssentative Mann chairman OF the
House Committee on Interstate ScIl-
r1er~e. IS giving the subject consioeFse-
tiorl ana is preparing q biI Uhich y CT
,,7Ilared 70 enlarge the functions o. lile
p1,F11io Health and Marine Hospital Ser
--i~l and consolidate other health agen-
cfes with e. Just how lar TINS OH VIII
- IN the direction OF consolidation Is
not yet stated
One Of Purposes
one Of the objects Of strengthening
ana enIargfng the Public Health ana
Marine Hospital Service into a bureau
Of health is 10 have that bureau under
take a number Of Investigations Of
much importance TO the national health
The Washington times., 1910-12-24

Who Have Fighting Engineers Strike
Signs of Concessions Follow Commissioner NeilIs Final
Proposition for Peace-Railroads and Employees
Taking Up Proposals Today

CHICAGO, Dec. 58.-This is the criti-
tween the locomotive engineers and
sixty-one Western railroads, but indi-
cations. following a conference between
represeutatiEe IS OF employees and the
railroad managers and Commissioner Of
Labor NeIH. were that the threatened
strike Of $500 engineers would be
aver-ed.
Commissioner Neu, al the conference
Submitted to both sides g tentative
agreement, which ne said was his final
proposition for peace This was immedi-
ately followed by signs OF concessions
The Washington times., 1910-12-24

Grand Chief Stone conferred with
members Of the engineers advisory
board, and Il was understood that
NeilFs program, calling for concessions
By both sides. was regarded faycTabIy
by the employees leaders.
Another meeting OF the board was
called for today TO pass on il, and then
submit il 70 the committee Of chairmen
OF the grievance committees OF the
roads involved for a final decision. 4
meeting Of the general managers OF
the railroads also was called for todav,
and all signs before the two meetings
pointed to the acceptance OF the agree
menI-
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
Writ Suits For Insane
Evoke Wrath of Court

Declaring attorneys should not take
UP the Courts time with attempts %
obtain habeas corpus writs for insane
prisoners without sufficient cause, Jus
tice Gould. IN Equity Court. No. 2 yes
terday afternoon rebuked the attorney
for Maria Laura Tarantier, who was
recouuitted 10 the Government Hospi-
tai for the Insane last year.
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
One Of PURPOSES.

One Of Purposes
one Of the objects OF Strengthening
and charging the Public Health ana
Marine Hospital Service into bureau
Of health is 70 have that bureau Unoer-
take a number Of lnVestlgauons OF
mach frpOrtalCa TO the national health
The Washington times., 1910-12-24
Two Shot in Del.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. Am q
duel between Chief Of Police Edward
Sampson st Island, Ky, and Max Fuel.
whom Sampson had tried 10 arrest for
Gisorderly conduct. both We % fatally
wounded early today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-27

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-12
GENERAL NEWS
Told In Brief Paragraphs
to Suit the Busy Reader.

Police OF Chicago are searching for
the writer OF anonymous letters which
were sent from that oity to several
members OF congress In Washington
! threatening them and their property
with dynamite. The failure to remedy
the cost OF high living was the offenss
charged against the congressman.
"a the arrest of Charles Rosenthal,
Paul M. Korshak and Jay Harris, Chi
cago police believe they haze cleared
up one OF New York's jewel myster-
les In which Mrs. w. J. Jenkins. living
At the Hotel Lorraine. OF that city. lost
diamonds valued at from $4,000 TO
$4,000.
The brief OF the government In the
Standard OIL case was nled by Attor-
ney General Wickehsham. with Frank
b. Kellogg. Charles b. Morrison and
&. A. Severance. special assistant 10
the attorney general, as associate coun-
sci In the coming legal battle.
DIR. b. Clark Hyde is charged with
murder in the first degree. manslaugh.
ter and wholesale attempt TO poison
the Swope family in eleven indiot.
ments returned by the Jackson county
grand Jury at Kansas City. Mo.
A committee headed by Governor
Sanders, OF Louisiana. and Mayor
Behrman OF New Orleans. will 20 TO
Washington 10 seek federal aid for the
proposed Panama exposition In the
Crescent City.
Alleging desertion In New York Eve
years ago. May Yohe. an actress ia
nous on two continents. brought suit
nj Oregon City. Ore. for divorce from
Putnam Bradlee Strong. OF New York
city.
The national house passed the post.
Office appropriation bill aggregating
s214.o00.O0O. The agricultural appro-
priation bill aggregating s13.50o. 900
was passed by the senate
Floods did great damage at Zanes-
Vile, Warner. Napoleon, Youngstown
and many other places In Ohio Hun
dreds Of families were forced TO leave
their homes.
The Emeryville race track near Oak
land. which Is across the bay from San
Francisco. has been selected for the
Jeffries-Johnson fight on July 4.
The Maybray swindling cases were
brought up for trial In the federal
court at Council Bluffs. Iowa
Alexander Munro. assistant editor Of
the North American Review. Is dead In
New York.
Striking mine engineers at Butte.
Mont. have voted TO return 20 work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-12
SPORTING AFFAIRS
Reviewed In Brief from Events
In the Weeks Calendar.

Roy Knabenshue. representing the
Wright Exhibition company OF Dayton.
paid indianapolis a visit and, In com.
pany with H. A. Morross, went over
the Indianapolis motor speedway II
is likely that a big aviation meeting
will be conducted there in June.
George Davis. who was recently
given his release as a member OF the
Chicago team OF the American Base
ball league has closed a deal whereby
he will manage the Des Moines team
OF the Western league this season.
Johnny Coulon. bantamweight cham.
pion. who won MS second fight with
Jom Kendrick here. expects 70 fight
Frank Conley as soon as a match can
be arranged He says he Is prepared
20 weigh in at l15 pounds.
Champion Frank Gotch and Dr. b.
+. Roller defeated IN straight falls Pat
Connolly OF Ireland and Carl Becker
of Australia. respectively, in wrestling
matches at Convention hall In Kansas
City.
Charles ComIskey plans 20 take a
trip abroad next fall This may pre-
tede an invasion of the White Sox.
London will be ringing with the cry,
1T 'er h'out. AIRY, 'e's h'easy."
Al belmont and BIZ MacNey fought
y 15-.Uund draw before the Queen City
Athletic cluo AZ Manchester, n. r., on
Friday last lIonors were about even
all through.
Frank Chance Of the Cubs weighed
20f pounds when he came from the
toast He took on four pounds az West
Baden aud four more AZ New Orleans.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
OF Interest Cleaned and Con.
densed for Quick Reading.

w. s. Carter. president OF the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen an
nounces that the proposition TO strike
II wages were not raised on all roads
west. northwest and northeast OF Chi
cago. had been voted upon favorably.
Four indictments were returned by
the grand jury at st. Louis charging
John M. Healy, former secretary OF the
Police Relief association. with embez-
element OF $l2,769 OF the funds OF the
association.
Former Vice President Fairbanks
visited King Edward at buckingham
palace at the request of the British
monarch. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
banks were presented at court.
Indications point to a postponement
OF congressional action to reward Com
mander Peary for his discovery OF the
north pole until after his proofs shall
have been published.
The Oklahoma state senate passed
the house bill on the white slave"
traffic. Penalty for violation OF the
law is two to twenty-five years i'm
prisonment.
The international commission on
control OF tuberculosis among domes-
tic animals adjourned In Detroit, and
will meet next Ia Ottawa May 10, 20
and 81.
Herbert ]. Gladstone. governor gen.
eral of United South Africa. who was
recently elevated to the peerage, has
been created viscount.
George b. Anderson, United States
consul at the Island OF Martinique,
died OF heart failure on train at Wee
hawken. N. J.
At an election at Hinwatha. Kan.
the commission form OF government
was defeated by seventy-hve votes.
Jacob Schaefer, the greatest billiard
expert the world ever saw when at his
best. died In Denver OF consumption.
Commission form OF government was
adopted by Newton. Kan, at a special
election by large majority.
More than 5000 steerage passengers
have left Southampton for the United
States within a fortnight.
Louis James. the actor. died sud
denly from heart disease at Helena,
Mont.