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The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
Aviator is Dashed TO Death.

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain, April A.
NJ. Labloade. a French aviator, was
killed here Saturday in the fall OF mis-
machine at Miramar The machine
fell on the rocks OF the sea coast and
was smashed to pieces. Leblonde was
and deaf when the spectators
reached the scenC a
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
MILLIONAIRE, 70, TRAMPS
200 MILES IN VIRGINIA
Chicago Man, He Of the SwaIlowtails
at Luncheon, Walking for
"Pure Pleasure"

CHICAGO. April 4.-Harlow y. Hig-
ginbotham. ", millionaire. who was
president OF the Worlds Columbian
exposition, and for long associated
with Marshall Field & Co. is tramp
ing from Hot Springs. Va. to Clarks-
burg. w. Va, nearly 200 miles.
Mr.. Higinbotham says he is walking
for the pure pleasure of it, Be
sides. he is reviving memories Of the
civil war. in which he served in Vir.
giria.
Mr. Hlginbotham became known all
over the country during the World
Fair of 1898. lie wore evening dress
TO a luncheon party given in honor OF
the Infanta Eulalia. saying that the
luncheon was an official function
rendered TO the Princess in her official
capacity. and in any European court
an evening dress would be regarded
as the equivalent Of an official uni
form.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

up III gladstone song in the land OF
her nativity,
Maud is reported to be resting
easily
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
FATE OF SALOON TO
Be DECIDED TODAY
IN IS COUNTIES
Vote Promises To Be the Heaviest
Ever Cast-Result in 10 Dry
Counties Will Have Far
~ Reaching Effect.
Drys Wind Up Record Breaking
Fight, With 1000 Meetings Sun
day-Wets Also Hold Rallies.

The vote in SO counties In Michigan
today on the local option question IS
expected TO be the heaviest ever
Iollod. This fight has eclipsed all other
issues, both sides making a great cam
palgn, presenting the arguments TO
the people In a forceful manner, and
appealing to them TO decide whether
the saloon shall be outlawed or
allowed to operate.
Notwithstanding the n C ! e m e n [
weather today the voters showed nc
let-up In the enthusiasm which they
have displayed ever since the struggle
began. The result in the ten dry coun-
ties that are voting again on the ques'
ton, will have & far-reaching effect.
X will announce whether local option
has been a failure. as claimed by the
vets. or whether IL has benefited the
people, morally financially and other
wise. as claimed by the drys.
The drys closed their campaign b.
Holding 1000 meetings in churches aud
o.her places Sunday Their most pow
frful speakers and debaters were
mustered In the counties where the
result may be close. Teh vets also
held meetings. Mayor Rose. OF Mil
waukcc, addressed a big gathering in
Grand Rapids. where the struggle has
waged fercely. Other meetings were
held in the lower peninsula and QUO
Mt Pressure Isle. The vets did not wini
up their campaign III such a whirlwinl
manner az the drys. They ended the
struggle in many sections Saturday
night, confident that they would win.
Here are tho dry counties that will
vote again on local option:
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

Business-Iike Prfntfns. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. II
John R.-st Main 149S. or City 1886.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
Mayor Brcitmeyer and Attorney CIyd
l. Mehsicr hnNe heen Invited In M

tend the meeting OF the Fourteenth
Ward Improvement association the
latter part OF this week or early next
week to explain the committee OF
fifty street railway franchise
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
John R.-st Main 149S. or City 1885.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

Hit Of the season. That Sunday DIM
ner, so cents. From $50 10 S;20 p. m.
A special Luncheon and Dinner daily.
Fairfax Hotel. cor Bagley q CLIFFORD.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-04
NEGREsS WIFE WINS FORTUNE.

Faithfully yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
RICHFIELD.

Special to The Tribune.
RlCIiF1ELD. Aug. 27.-Mrs, E,norn
wright entertained twenty of her lady
friends at a Kensington on Tuesday of
this week. Luncheon was served on the
spacious lawn. Dahllas were the main
floral decoration.
Mrs. Jonathan Lloyd entertained n
number of her friends on Wedneedoo
evening IN honor OF her husbands birth.
DAY. A delicious supper was servad
after which the evening was spent w.
singing, etc. 'foi'' III
Miss Mary Clark entertained last WAL
nesday evening in honor of Ted O,een
oelng that young gentleman's bjrfh'
Gay Fruit refreshments were ser,ed
Games and music were feature oT tha
evening There were twenty guests
Mr.. and Mrs, j. I. Gledhfll returna,
from from their wedding tour on Wednesdnv
me neS were met at the depot by a num-
per OF friends and relatives and q sbon,n-
OF rice. They were then escorted ~ s,er
nome or the BRIDES parents. Mr. anS
MRS Thomas Ogden, where a recentin,.
was given In their honor An eiehonatn
dinner was served The young co,,rie
received number OF very beaItiS,, ps ~
well as useful presents. aS
Mrs. Farley Magleby and Mrs NJ
bateS entertained last Friday in bonor
cnupiu d,ss Eusenie Candiand OF Sanpete
county who has been visiting har,
twenty guests were present and enjn,,oa ere;
'he games and excellent rerresnments 81
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ogden nnd ,,a,-
iamily returned from Fish ialo nr snelr S,s
oays after having spent a weel. LII.
ip,shsa'tiy. Ihey enjoyed a trip over ths
'"Ae III ehe new gasoline launch Josie.
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AMERICAN FORK.

speclal to Tho Tribune. 49,
AMERICAN FORK, Utah, Aug. -
Miss Ethel Merryweather OF Frosu nst nj
the week In American foihf ''iS
Miss Allie Boley.
Mrs, j. f. Noyes has returned Isn,,o Bo
from a ten days camping out IN 1i
canyon.
II. Konod OF Salt Lake City speh' pai' :
OF the week In American FORK l..
Joseph Decker OF Salt Lake CITY was III
this city Tuesday and "Wednesday
nrrs Mary Carol Of Tooele has re-
turned to her home after spending Gu CO...
pie OF months here with Mrs. Rooerl 81"
gleton,
Prof. Charles E. Keele and famiiy o. o.,
Payson have been rusticatlng Tor t1e Pao.
wesis or ten dnys at the home OF Verh
Manwill In the canyon
Mrs. VIII Chipman and daughter. Luha, L1iTns,
spent tho fore part OF the week Visi'i'ts
In Salt Lake City ,,.
Mrs. A. S. Derrick OF Salt LAKE Ivy
was visiting here, the guest OF Nrs' 49,
w. Walker.
Miss Rose Hawkins of Bingham was tne me
guest Of Miss Evadene Lee the iore Pai
! OF the week l.,
Miss Ruby ChIlds OF Salt Lake CITY is
the guest OF Miss Geneva hanks
Mr.. and Mrs. George Storrs returned %
home "wednesday from a ten days WISH
with relatives at Provo and SprinsVile'
Mr.. and Mrs w II. FenneH OF Fark
City spent the week here, the guests o., oi
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w, Nelson, ileS r,i
leave in few days for Oakland, Cal'
where they Intend to make their nome.
Bert Chadwick has returned home from
a twenty f1ve months mission to the CEN
trail states.
James H Clarke and family arc visitins
Mrs, Clarltes parents at Paro"an iof
couple Of weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs Lavell Harrow OF Sal1
/ Lake City were the guests or MI. anu
Mrs John Snider. the fore part OF tne
week
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Durrant are visiting
| at Thatcher. Ida, with their son. Il. D.
| Durrant.
Mrs. Bertha Lindstrom and Zina ThoruI
| of Salt Lake City were the guests OF
| Adolph Nelson the fore part OF the week
Miss Eliza Hlndley and Mrs. Alva Greer
| were visiting In Salt Lake CITY the iore
part of the week.
| David Nocholes of Grass Valley is
| here visiting with relatives.
| Mrs. w. f. Bromley visited In Prove
| the fore part OF the weeh.
V. a. Tompkins spent the week In the
| state capital
Mrs. Roy Cook of Midvale spent the
week In American Fork.
c. n, Curtiss of Ogden spent the fore
part OF the week visiting In American
| Fork
george Larsen OF cdlt i'tfte lily oPSi''
the week here. visiting his parents.
| Mrs. r. N Wagstafr IS home from a
| two weeks visit in Salt Lake City.
Osmond Justesen and family and f. n
| Enshaw OF Springville have been camping
| out at the lake the past week,
| Mr., and Mrs. James Conder have gone
to Pecabo. Ida, for a couple OF weeks
visit,
The Mrthmakers' club spent the week
canning out in American Fork canyon.
| Mr. and Mrs. T. e. Steele OF Salt Lake
| City have been visiting relatives here fol
| the past ten days
G. NJ. Beck and H. c. Johnson spent
Wednesday and Thursday in American
Fork canyon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Social Happenings i'm Cities and Towns of Utah

Miss Thelma Sutlen. who leaves soon 60
resume her studies at the Sacred Heart
convent In Ogden. Covers we're laid for
eight,
Doctor and Mrs. Ross Anderson enter
tained with a delightful dinner party on
Friday. Covers were laid for thirty,
The w. C. T. L. hold 81 special meeting
on Saturday at the home OF Mrs. Il, G.
Jensen, for the purpose Of electns off,
GERS for the coming year.
The o. n. o. club gave watermelon
party ut the home of Miss Larsen the
early part OF this week, There were
about twenty couples present,
Doctor and Mrs Dobblee Of Salt Lake
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs, Cand-
land for Il few weeks.
Miss Tina Erickson entertained about
twenty-five young people at u beautiful
party on Friday evening
On Friday evening the Commercial
club entertained with n reception in honor
OF Governor Spry and Senator Suthcr-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ross Anderson gave a
picnic at their farm on Friday afternoon,
About fifteen couples enjoyed the trip.
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NEPHI.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
NEPHI. Aug. PIE. p, May spent the
week In Nephi.
Miss Hortense Syndergaard OF Mount
Pleasant Is the guest OF her sister, Miss
Olive Syndergaard.
Miss Flora Candland returned to her
home in Chester Friday.
Miss Ruby Ellison spent the week In
Mount Pleasant.
Mrs Mark Sowby entertained Satur-
day at dinner In honor OF Mrs. Elmer
Goldsbrough OF Los Angeles. The guests
We're: Mrs. j. A: Hyder' Jr;, Mrs. Hec;,
Miss Estelle Mcpherson
Miss Lulu Harper spent Sunday In Ne
phi, the guest OF Miss Lily Pexton.
Mrs. Eva Jones OF Murray is visiting
In Nephi this week.
Miss Elsie Bohna of Salt Lake Is the
guest of Miss Lucy Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sorensen visited
friends in Fort Green last week.
Mrs. N. A. Mckay of Milford Is the
guest OF Miss Layerne Tanner
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Walker of Salt
Lake were the guests Of Doctor and Mrs
d. p. Miner Sunday
Mrs. Joshua Greenwood is spending the
week in Fillmore.
Doctor and Mrs. w. W. Bennett spent
several days In Salt Lake and Provo.
j r. Edghull is In Nephi this week.
c. c. Pratt OF Salt Lake was In Nephi
this week
Misses Jane and Estella Mcpherson
honor OF Mrs. Elmer Goldsbrouph of 90
Angeles. The guests were: Miss I1uIu
MCPHERSON. Mrs. Grace Hyde and Mrs.
Hector Frazier.
Miss Lily PeXton is visiting friends In
Provo. "
C.. w. Hill OF Provo was In NephI
Wednesday,
Miss Norma Miner visited in Salt 1.aua
last week,
IA; NJ. Fennemore Of Salt Lake was In
Nephi. Friday. -i'
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MANTI

Special to The Tribune,
MANTI Aug 27.-A wedding recep-
ton was given Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Gardner Crawford of this place
in honor OF their son. Melvin, and Nellie
Shepherd OF Sprngvile, who were mar
A sumptuous wedding dinner was served
at o'clock on the lawn. which was
beautifully lighted with Chinese Ian
terms. Sweet peas were used for the
decorations The bride was attired In
a becoming white lawn dress. About fifty
guests were present Many useful and
pretty presents were received The
evening was pleasantly spent In music,
singing and games until late hour.
Mrs. w, w. Crawford entertained very
pleasantly Wednesday afternoon compll-
mentary to Mrs. J. /. Shepherd OF Rich
mond. Utah
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barton entertained
in a charming manner Mt dinner wed
John r. Barton. and family OF Grand
Junction. The afternoon was spent In
social chat.
The Acacia club was pleasantly enter
tained Thursday evening at the home OF
Myrtle Harmons, Dainty refreshments
were served about II o'clock.
a delightful affair OF Tuesday was the
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Barton in honor OF John II. carton OF
Grand Junction. who is here. with his
tives.
The musical section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club was held Mt the beautiful home
of Mrs. J. P. Madsen Thursday after.
noon at 3 o'clock The study Of Haydn"
was taken up, and Mrs. l.. F. Becker gave
one OF his selections on the piano. Mrs.
Belle Evans of Salt Lake and Mrs. Mary
PhilIips of California. and Mrs. M. Neil
son were invited guests. Dainty refresh
ments were served after the meeting
Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, entertained the
pleasant home A very enjoyable time
was spent The rooms were artIstically
decorated with goldenglow and sweet
peas. a delicious luncheon was served
about O'Clock, Nine members were
present, and Mrs. j. L. Shepherd Of Rich
mond was a guest. The next meeting Will
be at Mrs. Mary Andersons.
One OF the most successful affairs OF the
week was the surprise given George BroX
Sunday evening by about fifty OF his Ger
man friends In honor of his fiftieth BIRTH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

day anniversary. His friends presented
him with a nice rocking chair, A very
enjoyable dinner was served at o'clock
and the evening spent in music and
singing.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk Eliason
James w. White Of Salt Lake and Mary
Gcnevieve Anderson OF Manti. Melvin
Crawford OF Manti and Nellie Shepherd
OF Springville; Alma C. Lund and Marie
c. Hermanson. both of Ephraim; Heber
Jensen and Florence Tipcomb .hoth OF
Fairvlew, James C. Nelson and Ethel 5,
Fjeldsted. both OF Centerf1eld.
One OF tho delightful affairs OF the
week was that given Friday afternoon by
Viola Peterson, when she entertained
fifteen OF her friends at n Remington,
delicious dinner was served at
O'Clock. Beautiful cut flowers were used
In profusion in all the rooms.
Mrs. II. G. Fredrickson was charm
Ing hostess Wednesday. when she enter
tanned complimentary to Mrs Leslie Fox,
who leaves soon for Park City, where she
VIII make her home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
BEAVER

Special to The Tribune.
BEAVER Aug. 27-Mrs. D. ]. Frazer
LETT for visit in Salt Lake Sunday,
Professors Maeser and Durham have
returned from their trip in the interest
Utah a'S'ue''S III Sou''''A
=, Superintendent Charles woolfenden OF
the M, M. & Co, returned Monday from
a trip to Zion.
A. Marcus OF Beaver is back from a
trip TO California
Mrs: Charles Hollis returned Thurs
day TO her home In Milford after q
pleasant visit with friends.
Mrs. Ed Bennett OF Provo. who has
5een visiting friends here for few
days returned to her home Saturday.
Rohass MISS Belle Ml,,, Yardley was, married to
pie and returned to Beaver Monday
MT and Mrs. Lewis Lewis returned
20 their home In Salt River valley Satur-
Gay after weeks visit with friends.
r, Mrs. II. M. Foster. recently of st.
L9 Make CITY. returned to her home here
brother here
DR. William G. Ruckenbrod has re-
visit. N''' "i'e' ''oH'"
Ey- Bishop Munford is in Cedar City on
pleasure trip for a week
MISS Cleo Dean is visiting relatives
and friends in St George.
surprise party. composed of Beaver
ana Minersvile persons, was given to
MIS- s. j, Price at her home in Miners
Vile Monday "
Nell Morris and Nell Kennedy are here
rom rom Frisco on Il weeks visit with rela-
br. Fennemore of Newhouse Is visit
ing his family here.
Harry I,ockery returned N bis home
In Newhouse, after a ten Javs' visit here
with relatives
10 Mss Rhoda Tanner visited Milford
relatlves last Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
SPANISH FORK.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK. Aug. 27.-Miss Ruth
Matley has been Ill for the past ten DAYS.
but is improving,
Mrs. Rawleigh Thomas is visiting in
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. John WI
lams.
Mrs. John F. Mellor celebrated her
seventieth birthday last Tuesday An
enjoyable time was had at her home in
the Third ward.
Mrs. w. T. James and Mrs. Mary
Bradford, who for the last three weeks
have been visiting friends in Cache val
their homes.
Mrs. c. A. Snyder is spending a few
days In Salt Lake City.
Rev. William Morrison has spent most
of this week attending the teachers con-
vention at American Fork.
Mrs Cora Doyle returned from Eureka
on Monday. whore she had spent week
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis and fam
lily and other friends made trip to the
tunnel in Strawberry valley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs a. T Robertson and
their daughter. Mrs. w. G. Bextram are
spending a week at Park City and Kamas
visiting friends and relatives there
Miss Edna Stewart came home from
Provo City on Friday.
On Tuesday last a number of Spanish
Fork people had an enjoyable time boat
ing on Utah lake.
Miss Myrl Lewis has returned home
after q months visit In Provo.
Miss Cora Lewis, who has been n
stenosrapher In Provo for some time. is
home on vacation for u few days,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
MOUNT PLEASANT.

Special TO The Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT. Aug. 27-One of
the prettiest parties of the season was
given this week by Mesdames II. S. and
LIE Roy Nelson In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs
Smith OF Ohio. The home was artistically
decorated with the flowers OF the season.
guessing contest was the feature Of
the evening. and prizes were awarded to
John Methers and a. d. Sutten. About
thirty-five were present.
Miss Helma Stone OF Salt Lake. who
has been spending some weeks with. Mrs
Jensen, returned to her home Saturday.
Friday afternoon Miss France Jensen
entertained at luncheon in honor OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not curs cbi,d-ar ~ had
~st.ing' We ing There Is a constitutional cnuse
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ba1r, the child. the chances are Il can't
neip ~ This treatment also cnres adults
an',,.sed aau ased people troubled with urine dAs-
ncuities by day or night,
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-03
CONTROLS THE PRESS OF IDAHO.

The charge that Brady controls siXtyeven
OF the of Idaho and dictates their
made but denied by Brady his hnmen While
not denied the charge and perhaps legally have Mr. Brady
stock holder they have been unfair their have
filled their editorial and
opinions inspired by due thought and consideration facts but rather n
pared stuff sent out by the Brady bureau various
Brady organs Will show the same identical editorials word for
and bearing
This is the campaign of education they have o;ve,
their This the independence press as exemnl6n
IN Idaho Before the writer from Idaho county, another from
Oneida third from Bonner our nobborno
the entire four contain the editorials defending Brady What on
extraordinary coincidence
Either mental apaty has been developed anono the
editors of the 81 Brady this people are ben
posed by their local newspapers Readers YOU?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-03
THE MINISTER AND HIS SAL AIRY

Below article from the Ladies
good people, especially those who members church. It p
cal case and parallel be found village of three
thousand and less
churchwoman Mortified son Of o
pastor reply her when she asked him he
his father Not life MIS- going to be dependn on
Christians for my living. much had the bow
the deacon his fathers the previs
sunday morning beg contributions for the pastor salary
Our minister should be paid he said 81 shiny spots on his coat
and his overshoes leak The boys cheeks fairly with wrath while
the father in the pulpit dropped his eyes!
In weodo country parish where the salary behind his
mother passed and rightly dvining that money needed for
pse two wemeang stationed themselves side of the door
as people the funeral flowing tears and otstre,
hands pleaded You know we'd be minister's
buried in coffin weren't paid for wonder that the ou
minister nearly LETT the church and the ministry?
is so much to be wondered that WHOM
his church treasurer handed him veor bill party with
lake that Doctor and credit it before
get around with the who replied of dignity N
hoher not an object of charity Keep the money YOU oct
ready to send the check due for the month aong?"
Is any wonder that another recently exploded on
church finance You ooeach officials without
muImur out when comes the yourself
instead of on corner?"
And then wonder why able young colleges refuse 50
study for the ministry
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-03

About fortnight through Chairman Nugent the democrats Of
Idaho challenged the republicans debates between Hawley
and Brady and Bowen and French that the time limited
which to allow the people with the candidates
learn of the issues such debates would materially getting the facts
before them However, the time the republican state chair
has refused consider
Voters anything wrong with such suggestion?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-03
CLIFFORD TO BLAME.

W. L. Clifford the nominee the Republican
state the who responsible for the
asking that the local option law in Nez
Mr. Clifford county clerk responsible
used the local option election thereby violating making
secret ballot impossible deprivng the people their rights
How Mr. Clifford ask the Idaho
uses his official position defeat the will of the peope(awe News
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-03

glance records the court house. shows activity upon
the party superintendent visit the schools of Idaho county,
he having spent he has office for
yelling alone the of 81 $4,000 and above
the during the period by Mr. Gnough when he had
charge of the schools Of the Oh do take money
especially when the schools need visitation
particularly at that time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-03
ANOTHER FULL HOUSE,

Burton French appeared at Wheaton theatre Saturday evening
his entitled
Clothes? And the his voerous echoed back oe
tones from empty really pti in the
anything for Idaho when before
concempt by from his neutrality-suspicious.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-11-03

Governor Brady through the Republican State Central Committee
absolutely refused to meet his opponent James H. awey IN JOINT dea
The challenge issued weeks Brady has had ample time
tor such debate which would give the people opportunity to
arrive the real merits of the candidates and the issues What is the
reason for the action of Gov Brady? There just one answer that ms
fear having light thrown the derorab Of affairs brought about
by his admins alton.