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suNpAY scHooL LEssoNs
Suggestive Questions by Rev. Or.
Linscott for September 3


Golden Text-Depart from evil and
do good; seek peace and pursue il.
Ps. xxxiv.14
The following review may be used
as a complete lesson. OF as a review
of the nine preceding lessons. The
date, and title of each lesson, where
found, Golden Text, and one question
from each lesson follow.
July 2. Isaiah's Prophecy Concern.
ing Sennacherib. lsa xxxyii. 1888.
Golden Text-God is our refuge and
strength, very pleasant help in trou
BILE. Ps. xviii.
T. Verse l4--Is it the privilege of
every man to spread all his letters,
including those that give him trouble
before the Almighty God, and If so
what is the advantage of so doing?
July 8. The Suffering Servant of
Jehovah lisa. lii:13-iiii:12 Golden
Textile Lord hath laid on him the
iniquity of us all Isa liii6.
2. Verse 15-What proportion OF
the kings or the presidents of the ma
tons look to, and honor Jesus as the
Saviour of the world?
July 16 Manasseh's Wickedness
and Penitence. Chron. xxXiii: 100.
/ Golden Text--Cease to do evil. learn
/ to do we'll lisa. i:16-17
3. Verses 1-2--When the son of
a good father becomes a bad man,
how do you account for il?
= July 49, Josiah's Devotion to God.
2 Chron. xxxiv: 1-13. Golden Text
Remember now thy Creator in the
days of thy youth. Feel. kill
4. Verse 3--lf a boy is not con
verified by the time he is sixteen years
of age. what are his chances of ever
becoming true Christian?
July 80 The Finding OF the
Book Of the Law. Chron xxxiv:14-
49, Golden Text-Thy word have
hid in mine heart. that / might not
sin against thee Ps cxix:l1.
5. Verse l9-Did Jesus abolish any
of the laws Of Moses, and if so which
(See Matt. v:3S44)
Aug. 6.--Jeremiah Tried and acquit-
ted. Jer. XVI Golden Textile
Lord is my light and my salvation;
whom shall ! fear? Ps. xviii.
6. Verse 1-2-May all persons to-
day with the goodness and ability OF
Jeremiah, hear the voice OF the Lord
as plainly as he did?
Aug 10. Jehoakim Burns the
Prophets Book Jer. xxxvi Golden
Text The word OF our God shall
stand forever. lisa. xl:S.
T. Verses 1-2-What advantage Is
1t to us. that men like Jeremiah wrote
the history OF Gods dealings with his
people, and. that we have these rec.
ords in the Bible?
Aug. 20. jeremiah Cast Into Prison
Jer xxxyli Golden Blessed
are we, when men shall reyile you,
land prosecute you, and say all man
ner of evil against you falsely, for
my sake Matt. VII
g. Verses 1-2-When sin is work
ling wreck and ruin, how do you ex-
plain that men keep on in their DISC
bedience to God. as Zedekiah did?
Aug. 27.-Judah Carried Captive to
Babylon. Jer. xxx. Golden Text
Be sure your sin will find you out.
Mum xxxii:23.
8. Verses 1-2-When a historian
gives the day, the month, and the
year an event took place, and assoc
iates his facts with some other we'll
known fact how much weight does
that give to the credibility Of his
Istory?
Lesson for Sunday Sept 10, 1911,
Daniel and His Companions: A TEN
perance Lesson. Dan 1890.
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CLEVER VAUDEVILLE
Fine Artists at Library Theatre This
Week

The management of Library theatre
is sparing no expense in efforts to OBJ
tain a number one vaudeville show as
can readily be seen from the fact that
he has secured the Stackton's comedy
sketch team. These people are far
superior to the average vaudeville ar
lists usually seen in the local thea
tres. Their singing is unsurpassed
and their jokes are of a nature that
every one in an audience is sure to
enjoy. Ii was well demonstrated that
they were appreciated by large
audience last evening from the sever.
al curtain calls they were obliged to
answer
These clever artists combined with
songs by Mr.. Daley and a special pic.
ture program accompanied by special
music makes a show that is well
worthy of a large attendance.
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The ST. Johnsbury Caledonlan Is
calling long and loud for special
session Of the legislature to deal
with the railway situation. Among
other items Of railway Improvement
that bear heavily upon the contem-
porary's mind Is that the companies
may 70 to work and strengthen
their bridges. Tho CALIFORNIAN did
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THE EVENING BANNER
E. HOWE. Editor and Pub'r.
BENNINGTON. VT. SEPT. 2, 1911

The Rutland News has installed a
new perfecting press of the latest
design and now has one of the very
best newspaper shops in northern
New England.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-29
FRISCO LABoRING MEN. TO
GIVE 100000 FOR DEFENSE

San Francisco. April 2s,-The San
Francisco Building Trades Council to.
day pledged itself to raise 100000
for defense Of John ]. Mcnamara,
now in custody at Los Angeles, charg-
ed with murder in connection with
the blowing up of the Los Angeles
Times building last October, land
other union men similarly attacked"
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Personal
Mention

Judge Max Isaac is in Cordele.
Julian tfexten. of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday.
judge F. Willis Dart returned to
Douglas yesterday.
W. Nussbaum returned to his home
in Jacksonville yesterday.
C. h. Stubbs. of Savannah, spent
yesterday in the city.
I {. D. Morgan. of Nahunta, was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
Attorney Joe Morris has returned
rom several days stay in Jesup. =
5. j. Coins. after a business visit
10 the city, has returned to Fitzgerald
douglass Boone, of the Altau Chem
zeal company, of New York. spent
III tHe CITY.
Fhll Goette returns TO Macon TO-
morrow after a visit of several DAYS
at MS family here. Il
Julian Heexrt, of Savannah, was in
VINO has been in the city for a few
GAYS, returned to bis home in TAMPA
last night.
Judge G. b. Conyers and Stenog-
rap0er J. S. Franklin have returned
from Jesup, where Wayne superior
court has been in session.
X. ID. Bum, who has been on ST |
SIMON for the past several DAYS. pass |
ed through the city yesterday enroute
nome. Mr. Bum is one of the owners |
= the new hotel and went over to |
inspect the work being done there.
+. 3nst received. fine line Of ladies' I
muslin underwear: prices reasonable |
SAG Levison, 1922 Bay street
$3.50 -
e Come see the new spring suits i
Levy's.
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Briefly T old
The weather.-Probably showers.

The Weather.-Probably showers.
Matinee at the Grand T oday.-The
usual matinee of motion pictures at
the Grand today, to 6.
Feature at Grand.-"The Lass ,Whu
/ Couldn't Forget" will be the Leading
feature at the Grand tonight
Usual Big Saturday Offering OF
/ three thousand feet of pictures at
I the Pastime today, matinee and nish [
The Tides.-High water = on; the
| Brunswick bar today at 40 a. M.
and 1927 .. m Low water, l:l7 a.
m. and 2:16 p. m. Aboutca half-hour
later in the barhor. .ots7 -
,t,s ~
Delightful Dance.-A dance given
| BY the residents around the Altama-
ha Cypress Mills last night was 2
very enjoyable event. A. number on
Bruins wickians attended.
- e+
City Court May 8-Judge d. W.
Krauss, of the city court of q Bruins
wick, has notified jurors, parties and
witnesses that the May session OF bis
court will begin on May s. one week
later than the usual time.
Fire Yesterday Morning.-At 3 a. !
m. yesterday the fire department. was
called out by an alarm sounded from
box 81 The blaze was at a small
vacant house on Amherst street own
ed by Mrs. r. E. Guy.
Mendoza Ciears.-The Santa Clara
Cigar Manufacturing company S Men |
doza cigar is making a nit every |
where Smokers say it is the best /
cigar on the market
Prospects Good.-There will likely |
tie lively session of the police court /
Monday morning as yesterday the |
police department got five for tie !
mayor to try. The cases are on the /
docket for dsoderly conduct
A Fine Picture.-'The Lass Who |
Couldn't Forget" is the feature pic |
ture at the always popular Grand to- |
night and those who want to see |
something real good should be there. !
The usual Saturday night extra pic |
lures will be shown.
Peculiar Ear OF Corn. y. Bald /,
ain yesterday brought an ear of corn |
to The News Office which is indeed
curiosity. There is one large ear
and ten small ones in one shuck.
The corn is from the farm of H. p
Bryan at Folkston.
Presbyterian Church.-Rev F.. y.
Thomas, pastor Service on Sunday
at IL 4. n. Subject. John 7:31-34;
IF any man thirst. let him come unto
Ne and drink" Evening service at
O'Clock. SUBJECT. John 9:1-41: Il
am the light of the world Sunday
school at s:45 a. m. Young peoples
society at p. m
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rASTtME.
"Monsieur."


PASTtME.
Monsieur"
This is going to be the great fea-
ture picture of tde evening, and when
We say this, you may know blat it is
fine. as our other pictures are also
very good The Moving Picture
World, which is the largest magazine
published, devoted to moving pic.
tures.is loud in it's praise of this pic
ture, and classes it with tie leading
films OF 1911 in dramatic setting ana
ability. This picture will cause every
heart to throb with Joy, and after
seeing it, you will be glad you are
alive and proud that you are an
American citizen, a
when the Red Turned Gray"
This picture will be laugh pro
Queer of the evening. 1t IS most ap-
propriate for Saturday, as we are told
that that is the time that most PEG.
pie imbioe too freely. Poor John
takes little too much, and what he
sees is a caution. r.,
"Sweet Memories"
A beautiful and sweet little picture
and picture that will appeal to ev.
cry one. as it brings up fond recol.
lections OF childhood days.
"Bobs Valentine"
We have been asked to repeat this
splendid Vitagraph which made such
hit last night. Our lady patrons
never get tired of seeing. their favor.
tie actor. The Pastime never does
things by halves, and it never makes
any idle toasts and as previously ad.
vised. there is going to be something
doing here next week. We will tell
YOU all about it in Sundays News.
Be sure that you get 1t.
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go BUY sl!pEWElL COLLARS AT
LEWIS,

Foley Kidney Pills contain in con-
neh'rated form Ingredients Of estab-
hshed therapeutic value for the relief
ana cure Of all kidney and bladder
ailments Foley Kidney Pills are an
tiseptic. tonic and restorative. Re.
fuse substitutes. Roberts pharmacy.
A large lot Of odds and ENDS OF
summer suits. They must go regard.
less iof cost. This is. your chance "a
procure bargains. Sig Levison
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SPECIAL NOTICE

"a" D-essing.-Don't forget that /
V@lrraa- every piece Of WORK shat goes
J. t"acS my hands. Haze ned fifrv.
i've Years experience. dress INV
INC o. saws. w. S. Tucker. 1920
y IL street, Betweez + and G streets
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Just received. fine line Of ladies'
Il1shn underwear; prices reasonable.
Sig Levison, 1922 Bay street
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Delightful Dance.-A dance given
Dy the residents around the Altama-
Ia Cypress Mills last night was 2
very enjoyable event. A; number. on
Brunswickians attended.
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THE F&STiME,
-'
Matinee and Night.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by The city coun-
ell OF Salt Lake city of the Intention oil
such council TO make the following de-
scribed improvement. to wit.
Extending ana laying sewer lateral ot
vlurifed pipe eight CS) Inches in diam
eter In Thompson's court. running, east
from State street between Seventh South
and Eighth South streets. In sewer dis
trict No 2, and defray the sbutters' por-
tlon OF the cost and expense thereof. es-
and 100 tss:a664 dollars: Sap 60 six hundred
sixty yeight ana S2-10o (s66s.s2) dol
lars. or one and f2-1oo tsl.i2l dollars per
for sewer on the east half of block there
being. Al feet abutting said portion OF
said Improvement i and nd one hundred sew
or five hundred twenty-five one-thou-
sandths (so.52S) dollar per front or linear
foot OF aoutt,1g property for sever I'VE on
abutting said portion OF said improve
ment, by local assessment upon the lots
Or pieces Of ground within the following
described district. beine the district TO
be affected and benefited by said improve
ment namely:
Sewer on east half of block (assessed
ton 1lsS, October T. 191D:
The west 2do feet Of the south side OF
the north 13o feet of lot 7. the west 23l
plat IA Salt Lake City survey.
Sewer on west half OF block assessed
agreement filed with petition TO. 1isS.
October 4. 19lD:
The east 1e5 feet OF the south side OF
the north $50 feet OF lot T. the east los
feet OF the north side OF lot B. block II.
plat "A.' Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections TO the car
rying out OF such intention must he pre-
sented in writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description Of property. to the
city recorder on or before the 2nd day of
January, 1912. being the time set by said
,~@1 10 \
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order OF the city council of Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated November 20. 1911.
3. s. RIVES. City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. so2. pi3o7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
BOSTON ELY FUTURE
FINANCIAL STATUS
Discussion East and West in
Regard to Policy of
This Company.

Directors OF the Boston Ely are 10
meet soon when IL IS expected they VIII
consider tho matter of icvyius another
assessment on the shares. The amount
will probably be so cents share, which
will Give the company about $4,000 II
was reported that the directors we're
figuring on disposlnS or The treasury
stock but II ~ now believed they could
no, get 4 high enough price for Them ann
10 issue them at the market prlc" N"ulu
be detrimental to the interest or N"
stockholders I'm the opinion o' george L.
Walker. who says I'm the Copper letter;
Tho deepest workings OF the Boston
E.ly lave been disappointing IN that
they nave failed la find the sulphidc. or
secondary enrichment zone; Int tl"N
have revealed even moro encouraging IN
dlcations than wcro found Ola any OF the
higher levels. The areas OF loachcd. re-
placed iron-staIncd limestone. which
probably are the caPpings OF orc bodies,
are much larger aud more numerous on
the i2i5-Goot level Than anypher" above,
Nearly all or this material carries q h'uc
copper gold and silver.
"The management believes The work :
iucs arc now near enough tho wst~r Level
10 permit Of successful diamond drilling.
and the advisab billy OF exploration " DC
Ing considered if large bodies oi hich
grade orc should be located hy drilllns
the company would rroha bly, he anle 1"
finance further drYolopmeB, and equip .
meut BY Tho ssio Of treasury stock at
Ave TO ron tlmcs it's present price.
Under prevailing circumstance INC
only right way Tor Boston Ely TO raise
money Is by an assessment on the stock
The company has no indebtedness ana
all The money raised VIII be available Tor
dcY clopment work. The pending aT<css-
mcnt has heeu discounted. Aftcr It is
paid tho stock VIII probably sell consld-
erahiv higher"
Tho company has no, only one NJ the
deepest workings In the district. bat has
"A reputation Of being In class by itself
when II comes 10 conservative and l"Sl-
timste mining. ard no matter what Ces-
sonahle assessment The directors may
call for upon its stock, no stockholdcr
should, or VIII. object 10 the payment OF
the same. so long the policy or the
development OF The ground is conducted
along tho same lines.-Fly ENpositor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
CENTENNIAL IS VERY
NEAR ORE CHANNEL

~ the Centennial property north Of
town they arc still crosscutting from the
bottom OF the incline Wine TO the orc
zone and expect TO cut IL at any time
now. as the face is beyond tho point di :
rectly under the cave that was found In
cutting out tGe station on the tunnel
level The wiDzc was started on The
hanging wall OF the iron, but at the
depth Of about fifty feet the hanging wall
Strengthened up and turned to tho other
direction so that. n the winzc had fol-
lowed IL tho hanging wall would have he =
come tho footwall. The management de-
cidcd TO continue the winZc al tho same
inclinatlo IL was started and sunk in
the hanging wall. Now nearly 200 feet
below tho level uf tho tunnel crossCut
is being run to catch the iron again with
anticipa ton Of finding good ore with IT,
There Il said 10 he half a million tons
OF the iron exposed which viii average
tn per cent iron. IL all carries small
values in copper. gold and silver. Where
the last assay samples were taken from
II in the Wine tho iron carried frac-
tIonal per cent in copper and s. In gold
and silver. The gold and silver value
Increased from the tunnel level down and
whom the deep ore IL found IL is antiCi- =
patcd il will contain still better gold and
silver values.-Ely E&positor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
NEVADA STANDING IN
NEED OF GOOD ROADS

II Nevada wants 10 create business her
citizens must go out and hustle. The
prize will not fall TO the slngGard who
sleeps at the switch but VIII 20 TO enrich
the people who bestjr themselves TO do
something for their own sake. Ono Of
the shortest routes To Los Angeles is by
way of Salt Lake. Els GoldNcld, Bishop
and O1ouyo This route would avoid
the sands Of the southern desert and give
travellers the advantage OF an euuabIo
climate cool nights during the hottest
summer months. hotels good AS any
that may he found in the east. and an
abundance OF supplies at moderate prices.
From Ely 10 Owenyo the trip can b"
made In two DAYS. allowing for rest Mt
Goldficld over night.
E,smerdlda county should awaken TO
toe necessity for doing something that
viii attract business. Good roads VIII
not only help the motorist. but they Will
prove a veritable godsend 10 the small
miner and prospector who is located off
the railroad lines. Motor trucks would
solve the problem. but TO have motor
Strengthened and graded into something
like uniformity The advent or motor
wagons would reduce The cost or freight
ing fully so por cent. Gasoline is cheaper
and more effective than hay or barley,
and water is not such consider ration as
with strings Of ton twentF mules or
horses That have TO be fed and watered
In a country where produce and water
arc included among the luXurics. Gold =
field Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
SILVER PICK PLANS
TO START OPERATIONS

Active development will be started on
the Silver Pick carly in January. accord =
ing TO an official statement regarding
th" present plans OF the directors. On
the @50-foot Level of the Golden Pick
lease. on the Pipe Dream claim. cross
cut will be extended to a point under an
old lease shaft, which has been kept In
good condition. and a raise VIII be driven
to connect With this shaft. which Is
situated about 200 feet from the bound =
arv lines OF tho Mohawk and Combins =
ton claims Of the Consolidated.
This will then become the main work
ing shaft OF the Silver Pick company.
and ss soon as connection IL made with
tho c-osscut from the lease shaft an
electric hoist and complete mining equip
mcnt will he installed and the shaft will
he sunk to depth. In tho workings or
the Golden Pick lease strong quartz
veins, apparently the extension OF those
opened in the Combination mine have
been exposed. but ASSAYS hdv" failed ia
Indicate any ore bodies or size aVorag =
inc better than SIC per ton.
The main snaft IL on the Deserted
claim. farther to tho cast than the Golden
chances arc better al this point for open
ing the extension OF the main Combina =
tion vein. which must OF necessity trav-
erse this ground. Officials OF the COM =
panv are expected to meet here carly in
the nov year and outline a campaign OF
development which. according 10 report.
will be conducted upon an ella horatc
scalc.-Goldfield Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
PRINCE CON. RAILROAD
WORK IS PROGRESSING

Work * progressing steadily on tho
Prince Con. railroad EnCiDeer-in =
Charge HiyinS and his stan com
pletod the preliminary survey In the
Prince mine last Thursday afternoon and
tho following morning the engineers be
gan cross -sectioninE and establishing the
permanent location for the road
Tho contra ctors expected here thls
week we're delayed by tho storm and
Will put OF their visit until after Christ
mas and possibly New Years. Anyway,
Mr.. RivnS Will be out or town until next
week he having gone to Denver 10 spend
Christmas with his family.
f. J.. Godbe. managing director OF the
Prince Con. was in town over Wednes-
dav night and conferred with Mr. Eivins
and railroad matters and with William
Lloyd on affairs concerning the future
operation OF the Prince mine
MIR. Godbc said thst while his COM
pauy realizes the cost of building tina
road I'm winter viii be moro than At any
other season of the year. vet il is a neces
sity la View Of the tact that the min
Ing company has contract for its ores
with the International Smelling COM
pauy and that delivery Of orc ls 10 begin
not later than NAV | ncNi
Shipments to the extent nf about four
cars per dav have begun from the Bull
ionNille tailings dump and from this
source tho Prince Con. will derive splen-
did reycnue.-Pioche Record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-26
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
ton has been called and viii be held In
each municipal ward OF Salt Lake city
OF the SOth day OF December. 1911, 10
vote upon the question:
Shall the board OF education W Salt
Lake City issue and sell bonds Of the
interest and running for the number Of
years hereinafter set out7
I. Said election will be held In Salt
Lake CITY. Utah on Saturday, the &oth
five polling places, one in each OF the
hye municipal wards. as follows:
First municipal ward-Room No. COZ
city and county building.
Second municipal ward-No, 6i Post
office place.
Third municipal wsrd-HlEh school.
conner FlEst North and Second West
Fourth municipal ward-Ionsfeilow
school. corner J street and First ave-
nue.,
First South between Fourth and Fifth
East streets
2. The names Of the Judges 10 conduct
tho election at the respective polling
First municipal werd-Charles r. VIII
ken. 625 South Seventh East: Charles E.
Street. 1898 South Ninth East James
I. Moffat, 1924 Clydesdale avenue
Second municipal ward-Elnsthen Ed
redge SCI Washington avenue: r. D.
Backmarr. 65s South First West; IL. B.
ClaWSony Jr.. ili South First west.
Third municipal Ward--William J. New
man, S97 North Twelfth West; Georgs J.
Batiey, 40 West Apricot avenue; VIII
ford Whitaker. $50 F'airba anl,s.
Fourth municipal ward-Stephen Fl.
Lynch. i67 ID street; Mamie C. Beatie.
No. 10 First avenue; John \. De Valley,
1893 First avenue.
Fifth municipal ward-Robert ].
Deighton, SIS East South Temple; s. B.
Westerficld. a76 East Second South John
NJ. Dietz. 2is Tenth East.
3. Tho polls viii remain open during
until : o'clock in the evening
1. The total number Of bonds to be
issued and Sold IL the bond issuo be ap-
proved. is three hundred and twenty
five, and the denomination or face value
OF each bond is $1,000. making the totai
amount of the proposed bond issue three
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars. 10 bear interest at the rate OF IA
per cent per annum. payable semi an
nually. said bonds TO run for period OF
twenty years.
THE BOARD Or EDUCATION OF
SALT LAKE CITY.
BY j, r. Hammond, President
By l.. T. Judd. Clerk, p1559