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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
Pioneer Woman Called.

Mrs, Karen Christensen. aged &c years.
for the past eighteen years n resident
OF Salt Lake, died Saturday night at her
home, 432 Hazel court. after a lengthy
Illness. Tho funeral will be keId on
Tuesday the time not having been deA
cided upon. Mrs Christensen, who was
n native OF Denmark. IS survived by her
husband and family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
Attention, Americans.

: \ mass meeting of the American
: raTty. of Summit county is here
: b. called to meet at the CITY hall
!. ~ Park City. Utah. Wednesday
: evening, October 10, 1910, at
= p. III.
= The purpose Of this convention
!: : 10 nominate complete county
: ticket. name L committee aud
: transact such other business as
: mny properly come before the con
: vcntion
:: Americans. please he present and
: help to place IN the field the abIest
: and best ticket that will be named
= IN this county this wear
= Yours earnestly.
:: HENRY HUGHES, Chairman.
srs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

Muencheper Lowen Brau-the bev.
erage for rundown constitutions and
nervous disorders; the finest brew in
the world. On tap at the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
NOT ONLY

Do NC accept The savings of
our dcpositors for safe keep
ing, allowing them 4 per cent
interest while remaining here,
but VIC also assist our custom
ers to invest their savings
wisely and profitably as soon
as they have saved enough TO
do so. Our customers are en-
titled to this service. If YOU
are depositing here you can
know your savings are safe
Your welfare ours,
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,
235 Main street.
In the Business Heart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
Burglary Is Charged.

Morris We'll. a carpenter. was arrested
Sunday afternoon by Detectives GoldinS
and Wilson, charged with entering and
robhlnE the Oaks hotel. at First West
and South Temple streets, n few DAYS
ago. lie Will be arraiSned in police court
probably on Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

Tho Women's American club will
hold rousine campaign rally on the ,
evening OF Friday. October II, AT
. the home OF L.. Il. Critcblow, 430
. South Seventh East street. There
. VIII he some good speakers to ad-
dress the meeting and an excellent
. musical programme Is assured a
. cordial invitation is extended to ALL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

Your range OF comfort is limited by
your supply of coal. Order now "Pea.
cock" Rock Springs and Utah coal.
Central Coal and Coke Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

The 90 Hcidelburg" is now serving a
business men S hot luncheon from II to
ESQ p. m. German dishes 81 speciality.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
Emery Socialists.

Emery county Socialists have nomi
mated full county ticket headed 10y
Joseph Potter of Cleveland for represen-
tauve.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
Democrats to Meet.

Democrats OF Emery county will meet
IN convention al Castledale this morning
to nominate a ticket
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

Drink Pilseuer-ihe peer Of all
beers, tho nectar for the bon -vivant; !;
only genuine at the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
CHURCH REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE NAMED
Chairman Jody Eldredge Selects
His Executive and Financial
Assistants.

j. L. Eldrcdse. Jr,, chairman OF the
county committee OF the Church fcpub-
licans. has appointed his executive and
finance committee as lollOMS:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

The Heidelberg makes a speciality
of supplying private families with gen
uine imported Muenchner beer. quarts
and piuts Both phones
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10
Trunk Is Drawn.

The number which drew the Meredith
trunk at the state fair was A3Sf.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Mnin $500. Independent $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

J. II. Kent
Architect. 625 Newhouse building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-10

Mrs. Little in New York.
Mrs. c. j. Little OF this city is at the
Hotel Woodstock in New York.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-09
VOTE TO REMOVE
 SEC. BALLINCER
RESOLUTION ASKING HIS REMoy. AL PASSED BY A VOTE OF
 FIVE MEM5ERS.
if Is cortended by the Absent Mem ecrS Of the Committee That No
 Quorum Was Present.

Minneapolis. inn.-Condemnat'cu of the course of Richard A. Ballingor in the administration of the nepar.. ment of the Interior, of whiGn he fs secretary, and d declaration that .o should no longer be retained in that office are contained in 2 resolution adopted by five members of the con. gressional committee which has been Investigating the Ballinger-P -Pinchot controversy. These five, four Demo erats and one Republican, claim tn 1t their vote Is binding upon the com mittee as q whole.
 This, however. is disputed by tEe other three members of the committee who were present
 But five of the 12 members of nc committee voted for the adoption o1 the resolution, which was offered y Representative E. H. Madison of K;n- sas, an lnsurgent Republican, as substitute for one previously present. ed by Senator D. U. Fletcher, Demo cras. of Florida.
 Consequently, the question has arisen as to what action, if any. tho full committee. when it is present. will take. later.
 Representatives James and Graham and other Democratic members main tain that quorum was present de spite the fact that Chairman Nelson had stated in the meeting that thsrs was no quorum. During the session no member had raised the point ol no quorum, and Representation James contends that the adoption Of the resolution has the effect of cx pressing the views of a majority.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-09
BRYAN SPEAKS TO 15,ooo PEOPLE
Commoner Finds Many interestsd
 Audiences AIonq the W>.

Morrilton. art Fully io.ooo peopis at different alnta ia western aad northwestern arkallsas AaaTd WI a ! Rryan shses We. .slsssssa =. asasFs port Of the sgpoSaI aaleff ..-a-1sff |. the constitutioa providing for the in itiative and referendum Ml Frfaa spoke here ', the aecosa :. ~..a.,.v crowd of the trip, The crowd was estimated at from 1000 to 5000 poo pie. and hundreds of people were uI. able to get seats. He made practl- cally the same speech he has be9n making at other points in the state. It has been decided to extend his tour over the state until Sunday He speaks Friday night at Little Rock.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-09
Louisiana Has a Hiehway-woman.


 Covington, La.--Ali houses in tts northwestern part of this parish have their doors locked and windows bar. red at the approach of nightfall, as the inhabitants are all te,ror-strick over the exploits of woman higl.- way robber. It is alleged tlst 2 burly woman. said to be Mrs. NFreA, recently released from the pei .s tiary, has held up at the point revolver and robbed several mee Hl the vicinity of Onvil and Red ElH during the past two weeks. Her tims so far have lost small amol4.. s. but only because of their scant sup. ply of funds at the time of the ho.i. up, as it is said the woman's methods are very thorough and business-lixe.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-09
TEsTIFlEs TO PADDING BILLS
Former President of Defunct Blue let
 and Car Company on Stand.

and Car Company on Stand.
 Chicago.-When the hearing of rhs criminal cases against Frank B. Har- riman, Charles L. Ewing and John NJ. Taylor. former Illinois Central of- ficials, implicated in the car repair scandals, was taken up, F. H. Niles, former president of the now defunct Blue Island Car & Equipment Com pany, took the witness stand. He declared that he had padded bills for repairing cars by adding from $35 to s45 to the cost of each car. In do ing this. he said, he was acting under the instructions of Taylor, at that time general timekeeper of the Illt nois Central railroad.
The Forrest City times., 1910-09-09
Gov. Haskell Fights s4o.ooo Suit.

Enid, okla--The suit brought against Gov. Haskell by Cornel'i.s Loder of New York to satisfy a juds- ment for s4o.00e, rendered against Haskell in the East several years ago, came up in the federal court 1t Enid, and Haskell filed motion ,n which he declared that he could not prepare for the trial. since the crim' nal prosecution against him in Ca nectien with the Muskogee town lot eases is to be tried September 25. The judge took tie matter of post ponement under advisement.
 Senator Burrows Defeated by sooJ;.
 Detroit, Mich.--Atore complete re- turns from the primaries give Chs. r. Townsend of Jackson a plurality of 30000 over Senator J. C Burrows. Charles $. Osborne leads for the Re publican gubernatorial nomination. :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

ano'her uprising he foohshly picked up
around HE shoulders
ny that false move the cowboys had
nun IN their power The Indians were
disheArtened then. and although they
hai p"kesi ont "A pionerr to burn at the
,tak", Sfle"tlng On" with marked bowed
leEs So that 10. would make "A hrtt.r
nranght, they weakened when they saw
that their chief had been brought low
AM 50 everybody went To the club
hoh~'' lockers tn unbuttnn his GETAWAY
-->''->-s iarisr- IT T-IrffrrIrsa mot6r'sf
home. with Undertaken Freddy Naugls
acting a. pathfinder on foot. mornsc
hnd kicking IN a disappointed way at tin
cans and pebbles that obstriICtrd his
path but Treasurer Chaplin of the club.
counting mp ON the Veranda. was happy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
STATEN ISLAND REG,rrt.
Ro~tnG Races and . - ip,mlng Contest
In the hiII van kuli

The Staten island Boat club. one Of tho
oldest on staten Island. held it, annual
regatta yesterday afternoon on 81" kill
van kulI large crowd Of members and
their friends turned OUT to witness the
events In the race for eight cared shells
about half a mile from the finish mark two
shells came together and the men ia both
stopped rowing After few moment :
they continued Ia the nn-ih line
twas a good rare after the bump. IN. old
boa, winning by three quarters " = length
In the nrst event of the afternoon I u
stone beat out II. Allen In the final for tb.,
single gigs The distance vas 100 yartl.
with no time given
In The second event for doubt" gigs.
T. Il STONE Andi Il Maloy by tht- ~i isns .t9r'
Hart and Tyndale took the lead at the starr
and held Il until tn" finish
The winning rae Vas NOn nv -
NilcoN. who was tuned for iip yar,i- ~
minute Is -aCond- There upr- eight
starters and only four men finished
In the four cared shell rare Bros n. Maloy
Wells and stone. Who we're ~ fhe old boat
against q new one. were handicapped from
ing 10 work They lost hy three lengths
Ray 7 smith Of the Nassau iIoat Ilub Was
the referee aud Fred " Jansen and = targ-
hill were the Judges. The summary
Singlr Gigs Finsl Won ~ T.. u stone. ~
Alien second No uns taken
and u LsnSs T 20 r| hn@E '"irr ''"'''
wilIooH. {. \. Dune. second. RoE-r thiri
Ttr1s I minute l5 seconds
EiGht DARED Shells Won ny old bost crrW
CON I@.Sd o, n nsisy to-" MAJ pi.,,
" TyndAls. q. > Wrils, !; \ iEuf~rotb.
stroke: Brown. ~oAsusin NJ tm' taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
HiNNfBtL- ItRLEi.
BaIt imorrans Married NJ the Waldorf
bridegroom a Lawyer and Politician.

John Hannibal who used to b. chair
man Of ths Democratic state central COM
miitc. Of Maryland. was married al the
Waldorf last night to Miss Carrie Narl-y
81 Baltimore Mr. Hannibal cam. -
New York Yesterday from Atlantic City
With his '"n-vear- old daughter Miss
Ndrlsv and her mother Mrs Annie Var
"y. hav" t".n living for four months
az The HotcI Fndicott in New York q X
Narav father 81 Miss Narlev died "A
short time ago. and Mr. Hannibal raId
- t" maTrlei They wanted a uu.t-r
Wedding than they could haV" had ~
Ra,tlnur"
Tho Rev Mansfield Sr,encer. a Method
~ clergyman performed the ceremony
Besides li,tl" R'.bv Hannibal. Mr. h.nni-
balls d.. ghtsr there were present James
King ~ Rlltir' - and Mrs king who -
Mis- h.nu!bal'- sister Mis- Edith Brockig
and Ni~- Pearl BrockIe 1T New IorS
M-s |ar"v and Miss Mamie fallon 81
BaltimHr'
Mrs Hannibal was formerly Mrs Joseph
TrDwlev e Baltimore she was divorced
l,S' March and resumed her maiden name
Vi Hannibal wife died about ~" wears
ago ~" isa 'lwv-i
\ob,dv IN Baltimore knew 'ld' he and
Ms NIrlsy were To- be married until yes
to-day Then a formal announcement
Wa made - N" eject that 'ne wedding
w.4ld TAX" place n New York
Mr. and NJ, Hannibal are going to
~lFa'ngp and then - AtianT.a CIV be-
Tor. they return - Baltimorr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
kILLED ~ Z ~ iRRFL
DIsh~ asher In BronN Rest aurant Found
I.Ning Dead Near stairs

The Lieutenant at the C.cs& Of the Ire
mont avenue police station was told over
the telephone lat night that a man had
been murdered at n, fremont avenue
4 policerna n who was hustled around
there found on the basement floor A. tho
foot Of the staircase the hody 81 John
RAw-on. VINO had been employed az a
diShwazner IN the restaurant NJ Charles
x smith which IL IN the building
One 4 the waters ~ the restaurant.
Alexander Mcdonald. volunteered the
informal on that Smith had h""u aSle' -
all the afternoon At ~ O'Clock Edward
Igh-S Cook. woke him up. and this
caused The Quarrel between the two men
Luhrs said thai Rawson struck HIM
nd then fell back against table striking
h,s nose. I.uhrs denied that he struck
Rswson 10 said that when he and
several other employers tried 10 take
RaWson down To the basement RawsOn
fell dow n the steps and in iured his head.
An ambulance surgeon from the Harlem
Hospital found that Rawson had wounds
on his face and On the bach 81 his head.
Coroner Shong,It would not believe
that they were caused merely hy fall.
H. held Luhr- Intu an sutoTJ-y could he
performed Iuhrs - IS wears old and
lives ~ 1895 Hoe avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
BOr DROW FROH ROW BOiT.
He WIN another Jumped D and Down
while the Third boy Rowed.

Three boys were upset from a rowboat
in the Fast River early yesterday after
noon and one Of them. Edward Brown.
10 years old. who lived on Tooth street
between second and Third avenues,
was drowned
With two companions. Joseph Isaac
son 81 $50 Fast l25th street an d Robert
Irvington OF Jn5 Fact l25th street Brown
hired the boat at = ONE point along the
Harlem River IrvIngtOn rOwed and
tbs, two O, hers stood up and jumped about
the Loaf IN - reckless fashion.
There was a large float, such a. - used
for ferrying railroad cars. anchored IN
the rive. opposite Randalls Island
Irvington could not see Il from his position
in the boat The rowboat bumped the
float and the boyS in their excitement
turned their craft bottom SIDE M.
Brown didn't come 70 the surface
After looking for him for a few minutes
IrvinRton and Isaacson struck out tor
tho shore, which was noNfaT away
Policeman Binn- helped them out ~
the water and took them "a the Alexander
avenue police station. Harbor Squad X
was notified To aend out launch IN
search for Browns iSody
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
THE BROOkL,N H. e. DIOCESE.
~'. NArEaret's Golden Jubilee Assign
menIs bN the nIshaR

Bishop Mcdaniel and Auxiliary Bishop
Mundeleln OF the Brooklyn dioCes. are
expect ed 20 be present a. the golden
Jubilee Of ~ Margaret Church At Middle
village, l. l, which will b.- held IN the
new edihce and school on P,illis avenue
Tor three days beginning August - The
heN John v Gopp ~ the rector. Bishop
McDon nell II he attends will oficiate
AT the ser vice
General of the Brooklyn diOcs-., - rapid Y
lmpr OWING from illness that attacked
hlm a short time ago while he ~ a. IN Sulli-
van county Mgr McNAmee who has
returned from visit tn the sick prelatc
says that the recovery % Mgr Mcnamara
~ Only matter 81 some weeks The
nonzeigne,r will stay al ~ Jo-eph's
IN sullivan county until he has fully re-
gained his strength and will then return
TO BROOKLYN
The proc-eds from the bazaar tina, will
b.' held IN October IN the auditorium Of ~
james : Academy, James street. Brook
Ign, viii he used To help pay the cost of
tho alterations now being made in the
convent 81 the Sisters Of ~ Joseph on
Chapel and jaw streets The various
societies attached 10 the Pro-Cathedral
are preparing for the bazaar
RShop Mcdonnell II the Brooklyn
diocese has made the follow ing additional
assignments for the summer of young
tTsests recenly ordained The REV Francis
SCullin, TAI ~ John the Evan gellst: the
Rev. Theodore Regulski 10 81 Juseph's
IN Jamaica, the Rev Charles A kohr
to ~ Mary's in Long Island City. the
Rev John + Burke. 20 the Sacred Hearts
~ Jesus and Mary in Southampton: the
Rev Patrick j. Ford. to ~ Mary's star Of
the Sea. the Rev George VI Bitterman. 20
Holy Trinity; the Rev. Robert A Ken
needy. Ia ~ Rose 81 Lima IN Park
Vile; the Rev Matthew } Quailey "a ~
James = Pro-Cathedral on jaw street. the
Rev Philip Whelan. tn ~ Agnes at
Gr'snport. and the Rev Antonius T.
Manno Ia ~ Brigid on Linden street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
Via New Jersey Central

match and Meadow Brook and RockAWay
in the second match The first match was
won hy B1n Mawr nv to a.. and IA m"
second event Meadow Brook defeated Rocka-
way b. = -,or" 1t -. t"I.,.
H. =. Nhuaey VA m fine form and the
'a-i ridtng ufJ VI Waterbury and Devsre,r,
Niih'.rn non plIudit~ from the Newport
,onttn GEM ~ tho Asld n was said that
10, aaway might default the match 20
Meadow BruoN owing to the non -appsaran"-
of fONhail hern~. whose place WAS taken
los Mal,Slui Sf"N sn~Ou
IN" linsup- and summaries
Nv hfvrn Nc T. j ThouA.. ~ No .
Hugn DRUG 30 3. T. . ~toddsrd back 0 =.
HI'frrWpTth
gryn Nawr No :, Alexander Brown 80 ?.
10 Harrison No. :. " StrawbrtdEc. bark.
e smith.
Scw Haven rnu~f goals and To- by fOu,
total a. BDn MaNt canned goals and lot
Nssiow Hlool 50 I. y. Phipps No g. J..
q Nstsrhury. - so. !. = , whincy. bach.
DrNeFrIA NllhuTn.
R0cEs1sS NO 1. Rene la nOungne-JT.. No.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
CORBETT. CHtRIOTEgR.
Runs over q PuIar of smoke Doubtless
sent To G.nleie HIM.

James . Corbett. who rerar teed the
b,g eight. came across the I30th street
ferry last night IN AN automobile. ~ ~
the habit Of actors He got to Man
haitian and I2Jth streets when 10. before
him Their" went pillar OF cloud
He spoke ~ thSt cloud sonorou-iy upon
his siren. hut u moved not but rather
lay down m front of The Corbe't machine
Mbsretipon the machine ran over that
cloud. aged ~ wears and named Andrew
Jackson Alexander Hamilton Johnson
md after the machine had DaS~ed be-
hold. the cloud was there intar' and arose
and sad Yah We never t"ched me.
and thar ~ absolutely all there Is To- that
story.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
Company, Avenue to 18th Street. New York On, %

Rev 4 {. Grafton. Won y, Talbot Rogers.
the Hon. ID. Il Fearing
santee Francis l.. Field. Mrs Francis =.
fleld. Miss Mary Bloomer. Albert {. Field.
william I. Tomlison.
lntrepid-Iloyd Phoenix. ! DennIe
Boardman, Col schuyler : Crosby
house Theo & Lerega
Other yachts in the fleet whose owners
have not reported are Mona. Felicia. ITO
wana. Mohican. Josephine. kirWln, Corouet,
Skylark, Rosalie, waconta and l.atona
The table for the forty mile run from New
London TO Newport follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
JUNIOR POLO WATCHES.
Bryn WAwT and MeadOss Brook Win IN
the FirSt Round.

NARRAGASSErT ~ W. Nug g. Ou
the grounds ~ Wild Field FaTm tho ur,t
ro'ind OF the tunior polo championship
was play I'd to-day he rival teams wer,,
Bryn MaWT and New Haven n the nrst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
@r.nanhaEa Cer,nihlan Race

ovSuRPN. Wax only I'VE n the one
design boats NJ the S-Awanhaka Corinthian
Yacht club -aiiaci m the weekly regatta OF
Centre Island TODAY The race was de
Clded IN a light wind from the west The
craft sailed tho usual INSIDE course 81 the
club and tho " inner va. Hsr the proparty
nj GeorgC Nirho~ Inc finishes WwTW
very late 70 taking the winner 3 hours -
" inutes in seconds tn cover the course.
he SUMMARY
aOoPs. ct.,s- = STAN - INSIDE cnrHsg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

:. u !. AsassiE. No q. II stevenson. bseE. Joshua
Crane
Meadow BrooI canned Is goals and loaf u on
foul ana safety total H., Rockaway earned
: goals and lost a IN pcnaltte~ total. So "
a. Mnlr,e. rrfrIer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

4-nra praIrI. ~ a pr'yat" prairie
Bun and Mrs Arge's R"- also were
80 Indians ~ the pro granfne.
.r' later dsn ed tiI- I'ey said
log had don" was to s"il lemon
r'rr~rpOu and thai tD.y had sue
II-ul-'-d IT their stock this saw
..Ir the trouble 81 holding over
''uuiade for next year = show
.U. smoke was thICks-t and the
fuu~ketry rom Indian and cow
-HrI horde, were rolling all the
' 10" HicHeu-dCk meadows
49,, Walt bpardfnan and hi~
n'r-t PARTNER Wait Bailey,
- tho template 20 run pIt
..V Dor the first weekend
th" ~" went without
f.r almost an npuT and a
.-.rirrmancs WA tho wIloip~i
West from Tho prografnnn"
.r."r Charley u Bpw"r-
isIuu until Freddy Nsugle
-'antS about him AT san
..'.. rn"nu hack to hi- under
.- g.iH ~" murnbled com
tong nv lad-
....'r. Trooper Andrews
..r..ta Ism. ,iid como near a
'uiu.w- had ms foot nv
Hta Iu-t about Ia nD'Iut
..,H.#t ard 'a'-iD n when
I..E hs hrDu'-p did not
.a', irtraVs 'afno ont ~
..'tr.. guruIur"i
80 Bui - fielder Na-
.. .-' rally that the
tU"v. ruai' uppn ID"
..f . rUnW.'' 80 though
i-. r Nuuld 10
pref H"h.r tailed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-16

Sambo is all right so far as he goes, but it is absolutely ridiculous to infer that anything is essary to set off clothes made by suit overcoat naade to measure for you-from cloth of your own selection (and there are hundreds of all the newest fall patterns), is as perfect as expert tailoring and honest workmanship make it. It requires no posies. Then, the saving of 5000 to $500 on a suit overcoat is a big factor-and all middlemen's profits (buying direct from the mills) and soak you nothing for location or name. Ours is the best tailoring proposition for you in the country
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-16

CONTINUED ON FACE 2l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-16
Tem perance

MT. Thompson declares that the ONeal wing of the democratic party is bent upon bringing back the open sa- looms to Alabama. There Is no O'Neal wing of the democratic party There were ONeal men and Mallory men
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-26

in marriage to Mr.. William H
Houusel at Detroit, Mich in March
1859. both having previ 0usly been
married. = They came to Wisconsin
in 1868 and located in Potosi and near.
by towns. Mr. Hounsel died at Rock
Vile in September, 1889; since his
death she had for a number OF years
lived with her daughter Mrs. koerber.
She was a true and loving wife. a
fond and devoted mother and a good
Christian woman, her every care and
thought was for the welfare of her
family. She was good neighbor
and a kind and sincere friend and was
held in high esteem by all who knew
her She is mourned by two sons.
Lincoln and Hamlin Hounsel, of
Cuba City and two daughters, Mrs.
Mary Koerber. of Potosi and Mrs. Nc
MILAN, of Detroit, Mich, and numer-
Gus grand children. The funeral
took place Friday from the residence
to the Congregational church, thence
to the Boice Prairie cemetery where
she was laid by the side of her hus-
band. Rev. r. q. Heddon conducted
the service.