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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

The career of the Hon. JOSEPH q. CAM
NON. from the milking stool to the Speak
sr's chair. proves that he has not needed
. college diploma 10 command success.
but his experiencs With the only sheep
skin he ever won. a. hs relates IL. ought
not TO have the effect Of closing . singIe
institution Of learning in the country
Addressing a party of students in Wash
ington. who had called TO pay their re-
spects to a powerful personality. Mr.
CANNON told this story:
I Attended . lac school for ala months IN
indiana When Wss . young man Then they
gave me q l.. and . diploma. left Indiana
and went 10 lliinota- would have kept right on
10 chicago ~ had been able 70 stand the con
ductOS OF A. "a wss landed IN the cen'ral part
" ths Stats wttA N cents n my porkct rrnss,i
little ofice and got credit for that aud ny board
took that - cents and had my diploma tram-I.
Then ! at down In my once ami waited for
,i-nts SiND days Nrnt by ami not a person
came through the door Then I tOOs ihs' ~
poms down or the vail threw u On the roor and
traupl-d on 10 After that eut 10 n shr-,is wtth
a iark snife have never had anoth-r diploma
from that day 20 this
Uncle Jos did quite right in mutilat-
ing that n l. diploma with his service
able jackknifs A. evidence % his fitn.--s
10 practise Law Il was a gilded humbrg.
and he had better have spent on a square
meal the 81 cents that he PAID for framing
the thing 4 siH months Law course. aud
IA Indiana before the war We blush for
I 'Dcl. jog when he confe-s-s his share
IN the business. and ~e tell him that Il any
one paused on the threshold % his humble
ufiic- and hastily ~ithdrew. thinking dis
cr,.ti"n IN" better part % litigation. q Was
tecaus.- th.. stray visitor was confronted
and struck dumb by the dreadful n l.
itpIpfna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
TBE WORN or COvsTTT TION
Wen EnsUgh In Its Day. nut Now Imase-
uumte Tor the Nattsn.

To THR EprroR ~ TIVE SrN Sir when
Tim Campbell said what IL The Con-titu-
ton between friends the whole country,
myself Included. laughed at this apparently
ridiculous remark
But further consideration canyinCe- ~
that Tim builded better than be- knew
and the only fault to fnd with the remark
uas that its criticism Was Confinei 10
friends
The fact 10 that the Constitution vas made
by men who could not foTetell % cO,lT-~
the future. and Vas made TO ~ cOndit ions
diametrically different from the present
&c 10 seldom resOrted to nov .N,ept h.,
tricky corporation lawyers
We should % governed by common sense
and Justice. not by = document one IN ndTsd
and atty years old ~
NV NORK. AprtlT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
me I'm. Ar. In k.n... az,

To rHE EDIroR ~ TIE SrN SIR II has
been written In history that within seven
DAYS Kansas City cinched a million dollar
boat line. . thirty million dollar passenger
station, and $4,000 on in bonds. these to
include an art museum. Isn't that going
some Rah for Kansas city
HowAED y. HrsLEroS,
Secretary Fine Arts Institute
Kansas CITY. April ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

FfnHH NAe AnN1nN el1ne
a Preneh Newspaper publishes some stsfs' =
showing the causes OF death In the neairsl go
fessioa. The hgures are impressive. but the-" .
no indieauoa as 20 the source % the inforHs''o
We rssd That ~ per cent die 81 heart dissass -
per cent from hervOus affections. ~ pr -s-t
srorn ths norphia habit and per rent from tl's-.
culoais. The prevalence OF nOrphia is sscribst
20 The fact that . doctor Knows when MS nnAladT
ineuraols. and moTphia is sought 70 sooths -
I'D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

To rHn EDTToR OE TVS SrS-.ssy In the in
% historical ACCURACY permit me 70 aay that
there h IN error IN ruE SUN's obituary noSics Of
the late George ~ Williams Of Oregon. 10 uas
not no vie % MI Williams Who vas reported a
shat unns % have The smallest foot In washinrtna
bus shs wife % another member OF Grants Cant
net during his sscoad term. Mrs. w. w. nalkaaw
Whose s1D6an4. re Secretary % War 49, i'm
psaehsa fcv ssiing psst tradsrships In TIE Terri
eSSses OLD Tn1ER
MAnnauwunn. Pa. ApSrA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
Wo@sa PasIls@s.saEy CANDIDATE.


NINE. Marguerite Durand. Who IL standing -
Parnamensary candidate for ths ninth Arrnn-
diszemens Of Paris aa the forShoosninG grnerh
eleetioa. addressed q meeting OF electors ~ ne
sale de- AgFtgulssaFs de Franes On wsdnesiay
evening. Nina Durnnd hnows she cannot -
elected. for ne votes east fog har wsi bs Hsa'rf
spsiled pagers bus ahs aays shs desires - nsss
a -ulaanu1n man40lHlaunn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
nssasa ss.E. IN sousA oasOss.a.

HyD1 ~ NeDosyy oooasDeg.
Jsmes n. Hsa4sRnaa h1llsa . RaEns4 maks ~
his ho1ns. hssE Bush RlvsE. "a tns nsa1ngs rosf
~ Tuesday. ~ was aboat ewo faaehsmg and iytne
en- . s1ump n 90 aalA- ~ - Cd - 90 ta1 Sas
. hgKA. sgmgn1mH M . nangaanfu uDnk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

Je4may-9olng - Sunday a.hoolP
rammy--Nopss n might saiT ~ haruA ana hasnrg
no8l.ng haewDnm a8nnm1nn11nnA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

In Msndelssohn Hall on Wednesday
evening. when Nlr. THoaaAs Z. KEMBx's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
white n.,-rlas... na.L .. Turned

hiI~ B"N"ridR"'~ Back - Turned.
Now that ~" Grand Young Man II
Indiana. IN" Hon ALBFKr ! BEvFR-
ID"E. - engaged IN q struggle which
pFomlss-s =" absorb all hIs -"lcitusie~ IN
the lmm''iis'" future. his struggle for
Teelec,I"n - M. 7 nusd StnteS senate
peI-lap~ W. NAV venture 10 saw a word
with reference ~ child labor IN the
Southern cotton Factories
In answer ~ all IA" m1urnfIl fore
bOdings ~ -upliiier-- and the piercing
balances 81 politicians wIih "a miaalon.
bbs southern manufacturers have re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

n os' fr7~Rf' '7hs 'iroT Eifh -paa.sc-p,s 20,
pahifcffto7 utH - AITs fr-iriry 'rfavrsd
Mst -1T an ssrd gisEns s,rfAaf r.rposS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08
s~S.sr,p,,Sa. ~ Mail. Ps.,psIS.

sabscriptISas ~ maIL PSstpaba.
DAILY. Per MOuth .......................so Sc
DAILY. Per Year .............,........... 90
SUNDAY. Fer Year Observation-Disclosures. %
DAILY AND ~ NDAY. Per Year ......... 90
DAILY AND ~ NDAY. Per Month ....... 30
Postage 20 foreign countries added.
Al cherks. MONEY orders. Gc. 10 be made pay
abe 20 THE stu
s.'bHsh~i Nv thc sun Printing and PNibhshing
As-oia ton ~ 10 Nassau street In 'he borough Of
h'RhAitan. N~W NOrk President OF the Asso
Si- 'ssn, EdVAFd D. Mitchell no Nassau street.
Treasurer of the As-o,iauon. n. 2 LA9an. i7O
Nassau street S~~re'Ary OF the Association. n w.
Quinn. ~ Nassau street
London once. rhinE ham House. I Arundel streea
strand The daily snd sunday SUS are sale 10
London 40 the American and Colonial EHehAngs
Carlton street Regen' street. and DAVIS steamship
Agcnry, .! Green street, Charing CrOss Road.
Paris ono. n: Rue Ious IL Grand. The daily and
SundRY edition on sale ~ Mosque -. near the
Graad Mote KioSque -. Houley ard des apu-tnes
corner Place lie Opera, and kiOsauc ~ boulevard
dss italisUs. corner Eue outs 10 Grand
" os' frrrRs' .hs 'I-o' .s Ei'h -par.sc-p,s -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-08

Al cherhs. MONEY OrderS. Gc. TO be made pay
an. o., TaV sYx
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
TIVE OBBAC co.
ss4s Rector BIdg., Chicago, IlllneIs.

the warm spring she makes d'Spy
W herself pretty tn the extreme. TIT
10 mal re described as one iudu ci
both by Temperament. ana tompc-a-
tur,
Ntirrd in her now costume, sprinc
is 4 pretty maiden and Ike y modest
maiden. she will not show herself un-
al She is y. least stlutjly iyaped.
Like q woman. spriUs dr, sscd up. is
pretty. aud when eorly dr,ssei is
not 50 pretty ana may Nc positively
hoJlii"
Sprius may NC an attractive crca.
turc 40 = distance. hut when she gets
right On MS We do feel like the las,
rose ~ summer looks
When you awake NJ morning you
wonder how II is tha; the sun is up
ans shining ,'rcady, 'or YOU feel
that 70 VAS culy an hour aco when
you retired, ard Il there is someorr
in Nc house Who Nosscs you and com.
pc's ycu ~ cc, my. YOU rise ana, once
life. "stvc,cA' Yourself And snn-
pNsr YOU have boy. ~ two BOYS that
must ~ awakened and soften ont ~
bod MIA, are you eoins - 10 aN,u;
IL Nou are cOips ~ So cvoGcN %
make your DcNt-ioor neishNN- think
the Acusc : ~ Gcc and stil ,Ae BOYS
arc NJ, M
Sprius Is ~, AS s,N,a - sNe '>oSs
In that NAY t ~ saii she 5 a,sc
Ike . WomSU
Sp-,as- 80 j. tac very time when
there Is - much Wo-A - D. tc-e '-
yos ,cc, nSc DONG nothing ee-
NcNc :AS, A,as ST i- tsc spring Ns,-
cause ,acy have ,Se ;l-Na feeling
Nsa 'Ay SnG 'it ,r ,Ae s9-.as Tie,
5o uc: .cv ne, l1 ,se >T--s t-sr
~ f>s.-s Nr1 'Ay Nsle they S7c
s,ac s-3 '.e Ssc- ;As, ,,~f
Tsey .'c ,sc .,-sc>. l1-i-s ;Ae SsS-
SIX scI>cr
Nca- c,.s-e>>-ls k-ca> ;Es-s
p,-A 6, ~ 5,-e -ce A-1 - se-ts
y,s ;sC s,yE> Flt 81. ,o1 >tys srt-
7's--os &-y q. - ses5 ses,-e. yc1
c&7 give eoos -szsc=s :>- 20. Fs-'
.-s ;e.s -s~ 7S,S&es - ets 500
N--,-S 1ss- .s.-ss. y,- c2- ;es--,s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
MAI 10 THI ADVICE OWEN TO
khNSN8 conn GROWERS ~
CIhilBT.
FARMERS TRY TOO MUCH LAND
Selecting tho Right KIND Of seed, Cul
tvatinu ~ tho Proper Tine and
Applying Manure intclligcntly W'n
Uriuu Wctultt.

ella, Ccnlcr Kan, March s. The
tour of the Nmmu state Ngritu mnl
,ol'cr,p corn special recently was
'mourh the heart ot the cora com
rN II started at Mcfarland aud
went to ncllc,ilc R,mhl,c county
aud Jewell county are the grcatcat
,oiu counties or the state
"Nnu farmers tr, To- corn Zoo WNch
land" y n Muor. superintendent ot
rntmcu' ms iutcs. told the nrWcrs
"Nou hc'irNc one man aud three
hotto, can tcud uinct, acrcs ot corr
trud II hcttcr use nottor sccd aud
gtoW more corn than even licttor
ntt, acres or corn at forty bushels
tn the acre than uinc.N acre, at tWcu
" uahcls II is moro important to
cultivate NJ the urht time than to
cultivate nj all t'so crow culti,ators
So you can rc, through tho corn fast.
cr at the rIsm time and ,ou viii add
i've husac's to the acre
"Somc farmers rclic,c manure
hurts land II docs it Nou Put forty
loads to the acre. hut scatter sC,Cu
or ctght loads to the acre and you
can add ten bushels tN the aero ~
Your corn crop Always usc thorcugh.
hrcd seed Don't send away two or
three hundred milcs for seed t
won't do we'll hocsusc it Is not ADAPT,
cd N YOUR soil Get seed near hy
that has Nccu bred up So It Will rr,'.
ducc seventeen to twenty scNcn bush.
els more ~ the acro than common
corn nv actual ngurCs and tests W.
have found that Ncu srcat corn pu'
durcrs are osiug rn an average ~
uiuc bushels to the aero every year
because you do nv, plant hish yield
me stratus W Co,u.'
I'm We, those professors never rails
81 any corn themselves tn their lives.
. skcp,it at clay Ccntcr said
y u CvawrCr Who supcvutcuiS
the ,>,uu.> N>cr farms IN Eas,cru
Kansas. heard the rcmayk and ans.
Mcrcd 70 Nr CraN,uc Is one " the
rcst lecturers IN tho train
"tNur wears aeo. he said. 'iN
Northwestern NisSour, raised a rC,.
ryd cr,p W corn. Il made lSSIt bush.
c's tN the acy,N The farmer that
comes within one hundred bushels "
my N'eN marx IS rai>'uS eNNd corn
We is yAisjuE almost three times the
sNcrarc N'CA iu kAnsAs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
wIpn NupMour olni
Dudley Nillri ~ hhawrco Marrica
Nra Mhudc Camp

Attracted m the uouuj ut uVo",
muri,. p,up'u who V,ro luhiur thulr
umln, puoln nlour Noln ntroct
rathor,d m uout or tho ltnrlah cnrc
from Wh,,h the rouuda ,uwc aud upon
uauumh to, the ,auDy or thlp uu
unul ucnt thu louui that nud'c,
Nulcr. one or tho wortio.ou. had nh
'n unto MWaoIt Wttv aud that hlH
many ut,uda aud thono or hIu new
vile who Nou Nlan Nuudo camp ot
Nrdmo,c uutll ,,ynth pnrti nt tho
tu.N thoat,r. .Nc,o ,oudu,.ug AN ina
uomru reception u bouor eft M
nud N,p Mulc,
Io the utralua ot tho Woddjug march
tcud,,ol 10y the Shawnee baud. the
r,o,osplou to the parlo, ot the Gl,hc
hotol Wna updo. ',d m NJ am Mira
rank Howard. followed m the mtdo
aud .r'oW Othctp W thv pu',oeutou
Nctp NJ aud N,a q q N,,,tH, Nj
aud M,p llcWlott Npa rhoma Ncu
~ nnd Mt ColWcU llrrc the ,crc
mon, wan ro,orwcd W ludso Eca
uor
immediately aCcr the ceremony, a
hauduct wau pcNcd m tho English
Kitchen ju,luf the ,ourno ot Witch
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09

that a former package labeled corn
turned out 10 be broom corn.
The winter is the season to do your
gardening. You feel better then ana
sooner get rid Of the crop. after plant
irS the seed. YOU do no. have 10 10
anything Sc.
Spring is feminine. am sure for
she gives NE SO many hard tasks
EUGENE RAY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09

~ you take Tho Nrdmorc,tcr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09

aol,,tluup V,to t,udord 10y the
Shawnee baud
Nj aud Nu Nll,, lrft nu th, , rs
o,'o,k Wo,b nlnui Voat hound tuu
uu thrit hone, muuu Nt,t March
lp.h. they viii no nt how, At tho Glohc
hot,l Vh,to the, have nh,r uuut
m,utH Shawnee llvnld
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
Great Obbac Treatment

This ls rlutfV dctl Wa s.eu nothing. NJ
notes. make us NJ pDm.s,s except to take the
treatment
Tho wonderful Wss~ruru rrSt tho only hlc,i
poison test known tO scientists proves thut tho
tvlN Is completely ruriu,i tN the Orbac rrcat
went. ah that mcNurN and r't. sh do not cure
tNl poison Slt down rri write tc US. giving
q ful history ~ ycur case tn detail We viii
trrst NVur hitter ~ - mi cHnNicnsr CON.
suitaticn and advice frrc We will send yru also
the remarkable NSak, "priNins cut blood rolson'
frnn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09

nurant. OK This certifies was
cured ot Kidney. Bladder and Rheu.
matte trouble by the use OF one bot
tie 4 Halls Texas Wonder. I fully
recommend II for /; Is medicine
sith merits.-w. n. WARD Sold by
al druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
3O-Day Treatment FREE

Vow want to W. cuttl uUl 'utrl qulrh not
uN.'uuyi With MERCURY uud potash t'r years \
an l'IN Treatment is NUrIa tUr tNr asking Voc
Viii opcu Nvur ewes 90 What 10 vii do for YOU IN
month We trvat Nvu frr t"t q month just
write tN ua Hut set the tr.ttutUf frrr. Then II
rirut N0u ever tNck. Nur can toutiuuc II Ncu
Wish Never IN Nour no VIII Nou ever as In
have such an orrortunitN tor complete cure, as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09

lp,mr Ioath from shot ana shell
u The ,Nd war Wtn moro agree
able m ! \ Stunc. ,f kemp ruN
than u,ug II from what doctor,
oaid Wns consumption \ contracted
p stubborn cnld he wrltcv, 'thti
d,,,lurrd - cough. that 'tn'h to M
m Hpitc ol all rrmcdicp tor NclrH
Nv Vclrht nu down to- 1880 pounds
ptco.rtN Witch c.mp vtrh cured
wo. uuN weigh rs pouudr' fot
tourhs. ColdH. Ia Grippe. \uthmn.
llcWott hnFv. lloatucu,nn. Group,
Nhoopur Courh nnd luur Trouble, tts
nuptcmo oo,. $tOO Trial bottle trvo
Guaranteed m NrdmorC Pharmacy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09
rltss cusEN IN & 70 - DAYS,
MN NI\lsNAN\r is rmarsrt..A iN

Cuur any case W Itching, Hind.
sNcCji0g " rvNvuiinS rilcs in s ~
"a 1SNS " money rV.Nnd,Ni. SA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-09

n troubled with Indigestion, con.
ntiratlou. Ne appetite or feel bilious.
glNc Chamberlain stomach aud
Liver Tablets trial aud you will
We pleased With the rcSuu rhcsc
liver aud atrcusthcu the digcstion,
Sold hy all dcalcra
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-05-26

Really our wash goods section looks ike
bower Of inflow hues there's everything
here that the most exacting could ask for
cleaning, glistening whites and dainty colors
vie with each other for your approval Note
the prices each one makes buying easy. !.
Wash Dresses in L Imported Cling O.
els-plaids elegantly tailored per s ~
the choicest shades Of snmmer c' and up
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-05-26
Extra Special

Saturday and Monday the Closing Out
of Our Child's Coats and Refers. Any
Child's Coat sold at 800 4 %
in Refer and 4 length at ~
your selection at A tea4
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
NEW SCALE OF RATES
FOR SPRINGVILLE WATER
Especial to The Herald Republican,


Springville, Utah, Aug. 22-After
much elaboration and numerous extra
sessions the city council has passed
the new ordinance governing and con-
trolling the Springville Waterworks,
establishing rates and erecting the Of
flee of superintendent of the same.
Some OF the rates are as follows:
Fountains with jet not exceeding one
eighth inch In diameter in dwelling
houses. per annum. S. 10 $40. House
connections for spTinkling lawns and
gardens. per square yard. per annum
3 cents. For washing private vehicles,
per annum, so cents. Minimum for
hotels, rOoming houses, or boarding
houses. per annum, $1,000. Houses or
private residences, for one tap, per an
mum, So For each additional tap. %
cents. Each bath tub. per annum, Is
cents.
The new system is giving general
satisfaction. The water which comes
from a spring in Spring Creek canyon
is cool and pure and is always clear
force of men is kept busy INSTALL
ing the water in public and private
buildings. ]. r. Hartman has been ap-
pointed superintendent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
SOLD BOOZE TO MINOR
Ogden Police Seeking for Creator of
Frank Browns Juvenile
jag.
Especial to The HeraId-Republican)


Ogden. Aug. 22-The police are
having considerable trouble in locat-
ing the saloon man responsible for the
juvenile jag acquired by Frank Brown,
youth Of l. years, last week. Y.
Nabeshima and +. Hima. japanese
proprietors Of the White Ship saloon,
have been on trial for the Offense for
several days. Through four witnesses
they have attempted TO prove an alibi
one witness, who knows young
Brown, declared he had been in the
White Ship saloon all during the even
ing and that Brown did not enter
Other witnesses were put on by the
defense today TO show that the boy
had first told the police that he had
obtained the liquor at the Ranch sa-
loon. The case was continued until
tomorrow, and it is likely that new
complaints will be issued against other
liquor dealers. The police are deter
mined 10 stop the selling of liquor TO
minors, and viii push the prosecu-
lions.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
FROM PRISON TO PRISON
Charles Bishop VIII BE Brought to
Utah When Kansas Sen
tence Expires.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo. Aug. 22-When Charles
Bishop, a convict at the Leavenworth,
Kansas, penitentiary is released Sep
TENDER Z next. he Will be brought i'm
mediately to Utah to serve six years Of
an eight years uneXpired sentence in
the state penItentiary here.
Bishop was sentenced June u, 1897,
10 serve eight years in the Utah state
prison following his plea of guilty to
the charge of burglarizing the mer-
camille establishment of Boorey &
Woods, of this city. Bishop was at
once placed IN the penitentiary, but
escaped May 80, 1883. He was later
found accidentally in the Kansas pris-
on by an official of the Utah peni-
Tertiary who was visiting the institu-
ton at LeaVenWOrth.
County Attorney Jacob Evans is
preparing acquisition papers, which
will be signed by Governor Spry and
taken TO LeaYenwOrth in time TO reach
that city before the prisoner is given
his freedom. A. c. IRE and II. c.
Packard, guards of the Utah prison
Will go TO LeavenWOrth to return the
fugitive.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
OGDEN'S FINANCE
SHOWS Up SHORT
Mayor Recommends That Aud
itOr Submit Statement of
City'S Expenditures.
Especial TO The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden, Aug. 22-Declaring that he
could not understand what was the
matter with the report OF City Auditor
Florence Stanford Mayor William
Glasmann at a meeting OF the city
council tonight recommended that the
auditor be instructed 10 bring in de-
tailed account Of the city's eNpendi-
lures. Mayor Glasmann pointed out
that the report this year shows an over
draft OF Sl3S.67635, which is $4,000
greater than the OVerdraIt OF last
year. The mayor declared that the new
license ordinance had brought much
revenue into the city and that had II
not been for the license revenue the
Overdraft would have reached a total
OF $4,000 greater than last year.
Mayor Glasmann recommended that
an ordinance be passed creating some
kind of a signal whereby the citizens
could be notified when fires broke out
so thar they can turn of their running
water such as garden hose and the
like. in order TO supply better force
Il fight the fife. Tie recommendation
was accepted and an ordinance 10 that
eject will be drawn
The WateFWOrks committee recon-
mended that the city water system be
extended north about three blocks TO
the State Industrial school, which lies
just outside the city limits.
Residents of West fwenty-eighth
street, under the leadership OF Joseph
Lund, complained OF the dumping
grounds for city refuse so near their
homes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
LEHI COMMERCIAL
CLUBS OUTING
Especial to The Herald-Repubiican.)

Especial to The Republican,
Lehi. Aug. 22.-Preparations are
now complete for the local CONNER
cial clubs third annual outing at Sar-
atoga Springs, Wednesday, August 4.
A Utah county holiday has been de-
clared and the local boosters anticipate
the largest gathering ever witnessed
at Saratoga.
o. A. Slade has arranged TO have
five gasoline launches at the pier.
which viii make trips all day onUtah
lake. The big hot water plunge will
be filled for the occasion, and the bath
rooms on the shore OF the lake will
also be open.
The local Silver band will supply
music for the day and also give a
grand ball in the pavilion at p. m.
Refreshments viii be served by an ex-
perienced staff of caterers and a big
baseball game will be the feature of
the afternoon, when Lehi and Linden
will cross bats.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
LEH| SCHOOLS TO
OPEN AUSPICIOUSLY
Curriculum Extended and Fac
uItieS Are Strengthened
With New Teachers.
Especial to The ald-Republiean.1

Lehi. Aug 21.-'rhe Lehi public
schools and the high school will open
Monday. Sept. 5. under the most favor
able conditions in the history of the
district. A. b. Anderson has oeen re-
engaged as district supervisor j. W.
McAllister will have charge Of the
music department and Mrs. Annie
Coates will supervise the needle work
and dressmaking.
During the winter the agricultural
extension department will have charge
OF the high school for a week. when
courses in agriculture and domestic
economy Will be given.
The teachers employed for the year
are as follows.
High Sehool-W. Kari Hopkins, prin-
cipal, A. b Anderson, David Wangs-
gard, y. w. Cummings, Miss Gretchen
Horst, J. w. McAilister.
Central Building-Joseph Anderson,
Lewis Wangsgaard, George Stewart, A.
l.. Yates. Ella Hulet.
Primary gina Thurman.
Mabel Coates. Ida Thurman. Alice
Holmstead. Vera Taylor, FlOssie Dor
ton, Beulah Gray, Eliza Phillips. Emma
Coates.
Thurman Building-Margaret Thur
man, Christie EllingsOn.
Franklin Building - Edith Dewey,
Mary Starr.
Sego Lilly-Maud Harwood.