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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
SAMUEL {. CRAGER
E|VDS L|FE'S CAREER
Prominent Business Man and
Mason of Salt Lake Called
by Death.

Samuel f. Cragcr, for many years a
merchant and manufacturer Of Salt Lake
city, died yesterday afternoon at his
home. COS East Third South street after
an Illness of nine weeks. Mr.. Crager
was active in the conduct OF the affa Irs
OF the Craser Wire &c Iron works OF
which he was the head. until his Illness
early In September. Coming TO this city
in 1892, Mr.. Cragor soon became force
in the business and social life OF Salt
Lake and his death Is deplored by d large
circle OF friends.
Mr.. Cragcr was born in Indiana. Feb
ruary >, 1910. and served with credit
during the civil war as a member Of the
Fourteen Indiana regiment. He was
member OF Mexican post 9. &. r., OF
this city and took a prominent part In
the affairs OF that organisation. lie was
prominent in Masonic circles, holding
membership in Argenta lodge No. and
Utah chapter No. I OF MaSons.
The children OF Mr.. Crager were pres
ent at his bedside during his last mo-
mcnts. They are &. W. Cr1ger, f.. n
CraEer aud Mrs. Melvin Crane OF salt
Lake City; Mrs, Elmer ID, Jones OF Og-
den and 5. 4, Crager Of Dallas, Tex
The funeral will be held Sunday after
noon from the Masonic temple under tho
auspices OF the g. \. r. and ArScnta
lodge, Burial will be in Mount OIvct
GENE terry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
STATE BRINGS SUIT
FOR FORFEITED BONDS

In the name OF the state OF Utah four
suits were filed In the Third district court
yesterday afternoon to recover the
amounts Of bonds which have been for
felted In the criminal division OF the court
and have not been paid. The suits were
instituted through District Attorney u
Q, Leatherwood.
Two OF the suits are against Charles
McSwiue and John Reynolds. who are
charged with having failed 10 pay the
bonds OF j. H.. Ricbmoyer and Grace
Brooks, amounting 10 $3.50 and $500 re
spectively. which they undertook. and
which bonds were forfeited by The court.
Richmeyer was charged with criminal
conspiracy and the Brooks woman with
grand larceny.
Jedediah Adair and Charles f. Part
ridge are charged with failing TO pay the
$1,000 bond OF Joseph l.. Fowler, Which
was forfeited, and William Cagias and
Christ Mas,arkas are charged with fail
ing 10 pay tho bond OF Andrew Morphis
amounting to $1,000. Fowler wes charged
with failure TO provide for his minor chill
dren, while Morphis was charged with a.
statutory crime
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
FATE RELENTLESSLY
PURSUES UTAH GIRL
Story Of Young Woman Sen
fenced to House of Correc-
ton at Milwaukee.

Special to The Tribune.
MIGWAUkEE. Wis. Nov. l7,--Mar-
ried after an elopomcnt at the agc Of
Is. LETT q widow and mother at II, mar
ricd again later and separated from her
second husband becuuse of alleged non
support, arrested in Milwaukee for va
grancy with Il man who promised 10
marry her, sentenced TO sixty days In
the house OF correction This Is the
gives the name of Eleanor Mitchell, and
SAYS she /" the daughter OF A wealthy
business man in Salt Lake City
The man with whom the girl was ar
rested gave the name OF Charles Cohen,
o$ years old, OF Toledo. He was SEN
tenced To thirty days in the house of
correction.
"For the sake Of my parents and Of
my little boy, Harry, who j. just : years
old this month. | will not reveal my
Identity" said the young woman when
interviewed at the county Jail
The only time | was ever happy was
during the two years I lived with my
first husband. After his death every
thing seemed TO go wrong. My father
Mormon elder. and we eoped to Den
yer Perhaps that is the reason why
fate has pursued me ever since.
'Dd ! love my second husband? Why
as far as you can call 1t love. 7 wanted
Harry 10 have a father. Now. little
Harry lives with my mother I'm Salt
Lake City, ! met Cohen In Toledo and
me. We came 10 Milwaukee, ard now
have TO go To the house OF correction
/ am glad my parents don't know OF my
disgrace 1t would Kill them"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
VICTIM OF THUG
MAY YET RECOVER

The condition of George II Wickham,
local representative of an eastern razor
company who was terribly beaten and
bruised by an unknown man on Com
mercial street carly Friday morning is
reported TO be somewhat improved. The
patient is at ST. Marks hospital
WicklIam reganed consciousness late
Friday morning. DR.. H, B SpraEue
the attending physician. said last night
he believed the patient would pull
through. II was first supposed that the
skull was fractured. However, as tho
case developed yesterday, il became ap-
parent that Wicjlhams most dangerous
Injury WAS a concussion OF the brain and
q shattered nose,
Fred Nelson, aged 2l is under arrest
charged with being responsible for Wick
hams condition. |, is alleged that Mel
son Knocked Wickham down twice and
tnat the last time the razor man fell on
his face, crushing his nose.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
WILL LECTURE ON
SCIENCE OF BANKING

Announcement has been made that
Professor Kirkham will lecture once each
week before the salt Lake chapter OF the
American Institute OF Banking during the
present season as follows:
Nov. Redistribution; Nov. 2S-Con-
sumption: Dec. 1i--EXchangc and Money;
Dec. 2l-Money and Credit; Dec. rs
Banking Functions: Jan. 1l--Crcdii and
Banking, Jan. 1S-Ban< Organization :
Ian. 25--Bank Administrations February
s-Cash and Cash Reserves; Feb. 10
Collections and Transits; March =
Clearing House. March 1f-Savings
Bank March 2i--Trust Companies,
March 2S-public Expenditures; April II
Public Revenues; April lS-Public
Credits; April 25-Budget Making
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
MRS. PHOEBE BENNETT
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Mrs. Phoebe Crowther Bennett dau.h-
ter OF William j and Anna ". Crowtner
of this city and n sister of pa,rolman
D. VI, Crowthcr. died OF pneumonia AT
Reno. ,Nev., according 10 adyices re-
ccived here yesterday. The body will be
brought Ia Salt Lake for burial
Mrs. Bennett Was the widow OF the late
Calvin Bennett. formerly musician and
Interior decorator Of this city, who died
st Reno about month aSo as the result
of Injuries sustained by falling from a
scaffold
Mrs. Bennett is survived BY three
brothers aud four sisters. all Of this city
They are William. Charles and D. H.
Crowther. Mrs. Edith Robinson Mrs
Mary Lavender, Mrs. l.. Gilman and
Mrs. NJ Sscltett
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
DUNN FACES CHARGE
OF GRAND LARCENY

4 copy OF the complaint against hin,
and a warrant for the arrest OF L. NJ.
Dunn, a prominent local attorney, who
was taken into custody yesterday on x
charge OF passing two bogus drafts in
Shoshone Ida. Was received by tole-
gram At police Headquarters yesterday af-
ternoon from Sheriff l.. 81. Sug of Lin
coin county, Idaho.
In the complaint Dunn ia charged with
grand larceny The complainant iE ".
Hail Horne. cashier of the First Ma
iional bank Of Shoshone. II IS expected
that within the next few days an officer
will come from Lincoln county and take
the prisoner TO Shoshone.
Dunn was arrested at the Instance oc
the Pinkcrtou National Detective agency
II is alleged that about eleven days ago
he casbcd two bogus drafts OF a face
value Of $50 at the First National bank
OF Shoshonc.
Dunn declares that hc has done Moth
ing Of n criminal nature, although he con-
les:es that be did caSh The drafts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
ALLEGED ROBBER IS
WORSTED IN BATTLE

Ambrose Hoard aged 10 years. @ brick
layer. arrested at 10 o'clock ,ester-
daN morning at the saloon of Peter Fo-
tos. leo West Second South street. on
charge OF robbery,
II Is alleged that shortly before 10
o'clock Hoard attempted 10 rob James
Mack. aged 80 years, n miner, who had
fallen asleep In the saloon. Peter Fo-
tos. the proprietor Of the saloon, saw
Hoard take Mack's poclsctboo IL Is al
legged. and forthwith seized the alleged
Tobber. when fight rnsued. Hoard was
armed with lackiscE Fotos got pos
session OF this and administered num-
bcr OF blows on iioard's head. Tho al
legged robber WAS arrested by Motorcycle
Patrulman Hendrickgon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
CHOIR S RECEPlI
WILL Be |IDl|
Governors of Comm
Club Pledge Official 4
dorselnent and Suppo
GOOD WORK REAL
Citizens in Every Wal
Life VIII Unite in IA
ing Tribute. 81
GOOD WORK REAL

Active steps are rapidly beinv 4
the popular plan to give II bi,. ~
concert and public recentior
evening. November 2T, as
come home" to the returning H.
chorus Of the tabernacle cho,r
extensive eastern tour. Tho /
I" evidence In Z substantial ma,
appreciation felt bv all patrIo,,c-
over the splendid publicity uor,
singers In advertising the resou,.
atiractlrenesG OF Utah and q.
has been iaunchcd With ylgor h
with the loyal support of le9d,rs
VI inc aiinlr is so successful as,,-
cast predicts. It VIII be mc
event.
The Commercial club hoard =
nors, at n meeting yestcrdov
cial Endorsement and pledged a.
cooperation OF the club orpan,1
the plan IT inaugurated ihrr,
Tribune's suggestion. 4 resoInS| +
unanimously passed by the boss1
every business man, concern n
sional man I'm the city who a..
10 include In each separate 4
from now on. at least ono IND,
tioning or boosting the concert
ceptinn. To which nominal
fee WIN bc charged.
Z, W, Niblcy, presiding bisho.
Mormon church, has given oyer
ernacle for the purpose on ,hc'
The committee, consisting NJ =
Goddard. chairman OF the execu1j'
mittee Of the choir. Mathonihah {
representing the choir organizai||
4. II Peabody. chairman OF h.
committee Of the Commercial h.
yesterday with Evan Arthur.
OF the choir In the absence OF +
Evan Stephens, 10 discuss plan
affair The names OF those
work With them In arranging
big demonstration will be n
later. Mr.. Goddard has alreadv
Inquiries and orders warran.'
printing OF ths first 2000 ticket.
In itself, proves the interest [
the move.
\ number OF business men
the scheme have talked OF InsI
something similar 10 what b.
called IL "choir tag dag yith
cotcries Of energetic young ladIc|
head. who woulG capture bush.
and pedestrians. setting the n.
TO ne a certain number OF ticke
concert and reception.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
WILL USE FORTH
ADVERTISING |
Gigantic Plan of Publ
Outlined by Harriln|
Roads Official.

Gerritt Fort, passenger traffic|
OF the Oregon Short Line and c
cifiC roads. is in tho city for
several days. Mr.. Fort gives az
formation that the lines he repre-
eXpend next year The sum Oh
in advertising their attraction
half Of this amount. says Mr..
be expended in advertising r16
Immediately tributary 10 these r
The advertising Will take The
folders. pamphlets. books and q
publicity and Will oc given q
Culatlon In all portions OF in'
States, Special writers and az
now engaged in preparing Inc "a
literature. and the resources OF
cific slope viii be shown IN q
form. j.
One of the objects OF Mr.. Fc|
10 Salt Lake at this time IS Z
data for these advertisemenu
is gathering large amount o.
tion which will DE spread broadc4
form of attractive ads. An ~
the character OF publicity given
is shown in the menu carus u
the Union Pacific dining cars
views Of Salt Lake City peu
trayed
Mr.. Fort, whose headouarts!<
Omaha, has tho klndl!est or
towards this city and aecuon
spend liberal portion OF the y
preparation IN advertising Ihis ien
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
QUESTION NOW ONE
OF SECURING FUNDS

At a meeting or the state board Of
e1uallZatlon held In the office OF Cover
nor William Spry FRIDAY morning, the
Feasibility of holding meetings In the
several counties OF the state instead Of
one big central meeting In ronsi5nr The
unilicatlnn OF the system Of accounting
and assessment was discussed Tho
meeting was provided by IL law passed
pV me last legislature and also for an
expert accounting OF the asse ssmcnt
books OF the various counties
The Legislature. however. failed 10
maj he provisions !or the cost OF this work
ana the board of equalization Is now
figuring out WAYS and means ror Inc
noidlnc OF the convention. The idea is
that meetings Of the county officials i'm
ihc stNerdI counties would probably he
better and entail a logs cNpruso No
definite action mas been taken thus far.
however.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
FIRES AT RANDOM
IN STREETS OF CITY

Hike Smith. aged Sc years. A sheep
mercer, terrorized pedestrians on Com
mercia street yesterday afternoon ar
about 2:30 o'clock by discllarsinc g. re-
V0lVer al random and shouting frantic
any He Vas arrested and placed In the
city Jail before his wild career was wen
under way.
smith had been drinking heavily lie
purchased n .3S-caliber revolver at the
second hand store of d. Bernstein, 2S
commercial street. With this weapon in
his hand he went 10 the street and be-
gan nrlnS at random. He was disarmed
and taken 10 Jail by Patromen McCor-
mick, EghCrt and Frantz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
RACE TRACK ROMANCE
ENDS IN MARRIAGE

Miss Emile NJ Davis. a we'll known
Young woman OF the city. and Ernes,
J. Colvin. we'll known 10 local bicycle
ians and the western amateur bicycle
.nampion, were married yesterday In
this city. The marriage was thc chi
lnlhStion OF romance which began al
Inc salt Palace sauccr track a year aud
a half ago. - '''''
Coiyiu Was just finishing ono Of hi.
spTints which won him goodlr num-
hcr ~ races. when he sap n Young
woman clecrlnS for him. Later he mot
ana Won her, The result being their mar
riaSr today, Mr.. Coivin was formerjv
an employee Of the business office of
The Tribune and Telegram.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
YOUTHFUL DESPERATE
NOW WARD OF STATE

Joseph Soderberg. the 13-ycar-old boy
who went on rampage at Nidvaic sev-
cral days ago, shooting Deputy Sheriff Ira
B"ckStcad In the back Of the neck was
committed To the State Industrial school
IN the Juvenile court yesterday. The boy
became excited from witnessing moving
picture shows. IL il said, which put in
him a desire 20 play tho part OF q des-
perudo.
Stealing a revolver and some money
Win which he bought n rife at Bingham
he mounted a horse and began To ter
rorize the DeighborhoOd, and when the
officer attempted 10 catch him nc oaened
hrc shooting the officer in the back OF
the meek, The bullet grszed the nesh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
/ TAXPAYERS SHOW
COMMENDABLE SPEED

lllal IN" property taxes this year arc
coming In nsidcrably better than a
year ago Is shown by the report compiled
by County Treasurer Fred G. gasseti
INC couections this year up 10 last
THURSDAY night amounted 10 sI.1Si, ,Si1." "G.
while those Of 1910 amounted To $I.5iS,
%ll 81 for the same period.
While the taxes become drlinuucut
HoTeinoer 10. property owners have until
the advertisement of the delinqucnt LIST
la December TO pay their taxes. and
they continue 10 come In at a splendid
rate Money is somewhat easier now
than Il year ngo, and this Is deemed 10
be on" reason why people are paving
up better. The county treasurer regards
the outlook for the final result as better
than for seN eraI gears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
PUBLIC WORKS BOi
MEETING Co.'s

Owing to the fact that ,ae, 70
a quorum present. mere e"rss I'D
Of the board OF puplic wo,"i , n ou
The board should have met met .Ioue I
on three small sewer ss ope1|
ever. thsy viii pro5a by Don, ne ~
special meeting this afieinvoof afinsU az e
There also was a number .'ilI lI
~ he acted upon. These eard r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
JURY IN THE PRICE
CASE IS STILL OUT

The jury in tho case OF Richard Price.
Jr. on trial in the United States district
court on 4 charge of perjury. failed to
reach an agreement and was excused late
yesterday by the court until 10 o'clock
this morning. Price IS on trial for an
alleged fsIsInca lion in the final proof on
= public land entry made by him near
Wells. Sanpetc county. He claims that
the improvements made by him were in =
sdvericutly pot OH adjacent property
which the defendant thought was his
own.
decision in the case is expected early
TO-DAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
SALT LAKE GIRL ONE
OF THE PROMOTERS
Miss Edna c. Jennings Takes
Prominent Part in College
Fair at Wellesley.
Special 10 The Tribune.


WELLESLEY. Mass, Nov. 17-AIiss
Edna {. Jennings Of 1854 First avenue.
Salt Lake City, is one OF the bosses Of
the big fair OF the Wellesley college girls
TO be held next Monday TO aid the fund
for new student club house, Miss Jcn-
nings, who is senior at Wellesley. will
preside over tho food department. where
tidbts that delight the taste OF college
girls VIII be sold at fancy prices From
the dignihed seniors to The care-freo
freshmen every one at Wellesley is look
Ing forward 20 the fair. Tho main hall
VIII be transformed into n mdmmoth de-
parUnent store where students will act
as salesSirls. Some will shine shoes, tell
fortunes and run old fashioned grab
bags, Forty articles made by tic hands
OF Caroline Hazard, former president OF
ING college, VIII nc n feature Of tho
Ialr. MISS Jennings Is training a squad
OF assist5Dts for her department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
FOUR WIVES SECURE
DEGREES OF DIVORCE

Two interlocutory and two nnai Jasraa.
were granted b. Judge g ". sIorse at
the weekly divorce matinee YESTERDAY AZ
tcfnoou. 90 the ground of non u-sInnort
Eta NJ IIainliue was granted an in,ore
l0cutory decree 81 divorce from Jesse q
Hainlino aud Annie B'rreli was g,von n
decree from William Birrell
Frances e. Stringcr was granted q n,a,
decree from Theodore J. StrinRer and
LILY MAJ Jcnk!na was given a finaI de.
cree from Richar rd W. Jeuleius
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
Road Short Of water

Desert tank cars arc slln n Il
on the Western Pacific roaa'
age of water at Wcndoyer
tinuing. This Is quite a d,sspk h1
10 The officials % that roao.
north of Wendover having zen y
OIL TO supply all water ncso,rr ks
vision. However, this suppy
and the needed water rs 80
hauled from Dele. saveni'r"
cnst OF the division point
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
ELkS BEGIN SUIT
AGAINST TREASURER

Lodge 50, Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks. began suit In tho Third
district court yesterday afternoon against
County Treasurer Fred c. Bossctt TO
reroTer S622.2a, alleged 10 have been illc-
gally paid as taxes OH The clubs prop
crtY.
II is alleged that the taxes were paid
under protest. and il is avcrrcd that the
club should be exempt I'm that IL IL a
charitable institution. Charitable insti-
tutions are exempt from taxation under
the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
SHOWS FINE GRoWl'
Salt Lake Transportation Club
FlourishIno orsanlzatlon'

President -. r. Gray of the Z
City Transportation CLUB ~
marked increase In the iDsmo.
that ganiEation. Within tne
night forty members have peen
the club roster and the niempsiuzs.
mlttee exp@cts al additional iu*
the next two weeks,
Tho second annual nanqy6
transportation club VIII ne ~
Commercial club rooms on VI"
of November %. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
SUES FOR $4,000 HE
CLAIMS AS COMMISSION

To collect si0.000 commission alleged
10 be due for selling n quantity Of bond q
for the Consolidated Fuel company. Frank
L. Butterfcld began SUR in tho Third dis
trict court against the company yes,sr-
day afternoon. Butrerfleld alleges that
he entered into n contract with the COM
pany To dispose Of the bonds. and that he
was assured percentage OF the sale
price for his services
When he made demand upon the COM
rany ior the compensation he alleges lac
failed u get the amount and has begun
suit 10 collect IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
KENNETH REX MOORE
DIES OF PARALYSIS

Kenneth Rex Moore, aged 20 years, son
OF Mrs, and the late Frank Moore, died
yesterday afternoon OF paralysis at tho
Chiropractic Sanltarium, 65T South State
street, after lingering Illness.
Nh Moore was born in this city. IIo
is survived by his mother Mrs Frank
Moore, S23 South First West street Fu-
neral arrangements VIII be announced
later.
Frank Moore. his father. a well known
local real estate man. died in this city
In MAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
uncle Sam Needs II

The United states cNn ,pirsi
mission announces on eNs esr ~
the position OF stenogIapnIy.' =
writer. both male ana salt -
be held December l. as s,,upls 4
Ogden and Provo. ~ anI ty7#
qualified stcnographers I've dtu
has not been equal 10 .silsnt 4
Tho field service and en- MOO
mites OF appointment ar syarnI1
who successfully pass tne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
Three Gases Dismissed

The docket of tho United States dis
trct court was lightrncd yesterday OF
three cases which were settled out Of
court. These suits. all Of which were for
personal injuries, have been pending for
some time. The suit OF y. f. Haun
aga inst the Utah Copper company for
$4,000 was dismissed at plaintiffs cost
while the suits OF T.. y. Mcdaniel against
the Postal Telegraph company. and John
Berg against the South Utah Mines &;
Smeltcr company. each for $4,000. were
dismissed. each party 10 the suit paying
his proportion of the costs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18

The everlasting girl question Is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion of
a little want "ad' IN The Tribune
Bell phone $500. Ind, $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
Salt Lakers in New York

oAIE Laf-eIa III New DIX.
Special 10 The Tribune
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.--ImperiaI. 6. n.
RAJ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-18
Rummage Sale Too,,, y,

10 a. M. First MethoaGis.
oud South and Second Eas-
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Supreme Court on Gadsden Case.

Columbia, July 2O.-In the matter
of the professional conduct of Phil
ip H. Gadsden, of Charleston, in. the
settlement of the Lawrence estate
some years ago, which conduct thu
supreme court reviewed at Mr.. Gads
den's request, following an adverse
reference by Judge Aldrich in de
cree on circuit, the following state
ment was issued this afternoon from
the supreme court rooms:
I'm re Philip H. Gadsden, as
member of the bar of South Carolina
the court will not inflict the penalty
of suspension or disbarment. Opin'
ion by C. A. Woods, associate jus
tice."
The court acquits Mr.. Gadsden Of
Intentional Misrepresentation, though
he is held to have been by no means
free of fault. He must have been
familiar with the nature of trust
being a man of unusual intelligence
and with ten years experience at the
bar.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-27
Montgomery Wants License.

Montgomery, Ala, July 17.-Mont-
gomery voted wet by a majority OF
1867. The total vote in the IA, city
and county beats heard from was
2,793. The city vote was 2,06S wet
and 401 dry. Saloons and high Nj
cense were voted in. The total vote
for the dispensary was 329, against
dispensary 1861. The vote for dis
pensary was smaller than the vote
for prohibition. This was the first
liquor election ever held in this coun-
ty, and in sharp contrast to similar
elections held in other counties 1t
was quiet and orderly. There was
practically no organized prohibition
movement, and the workers around
the polls were not over active. The
forces of the wet people were con.
centrated on the question of saloon
and regulation, as opposed to the
dispensary.