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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
Canvass Returns at Provo.
.ciaI 10 The Trihline

NI''INT 10 TIT TIUVIIE.
PROVO. Nov. lJ.-The city council to-
night canvassed tho election returns from
tile recent municipal election and ccrti-
ficatcs nr election were awarded TO tho
successful candidates follows. Mayor.
Charles F. Decker. two-ycar commits
sioncr. Leroy Dixon. four-year commits
sloncr, II. J. ". Goddard; auditor. Ralph
Elliott.
The committee on watcrworkS rcppri =
cd that the cost of the new water ENS-
tenn would be Ss5.i32.66. or this amount
there was vet due the contractors. the
Kennedy Construction company. SlA -
S62.S3, which amount was ordered paid
20 the company on its execution OF a
bond for the completion OF certain work
undoue,
The bid Of Blumenthal g. Co. wax sc
cepied. and they were given tho con =.
tract for installing tho new heating pJant
IN the fire station. nj q cost Of soS5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
STEALS VOLUNTEERS
CONTRIBUTION BOX

4 piece or petty thievery I'm compari.
son with which n felony would be vlr-
tue occurred last night when some one
stole a contribution box OF the Volun-
tcers OF America. containing s.. from
Fnchs cafe on East Second South
street The money in the box WAS 10
he used i'm providing food for the poor or
the city on Thanksgiving day. The 30
lice believe it probable that the same
man who robbed two Dcvsboys OF 81
last Sunday s responsible FOR the steal
ing Of tho contribution box,
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N DASREs ACID
Nm LIPS OF WIFE
| u,n Just Too Late to
Er, Life of Mentally
| Nranged Woman.

me Tribune.
i1-Mrs. ZIna Byher Lover
non Ioverldge. died yes
II ,rl,glns carbolic acid. Mrs.
"a been III for more than a
n ,..5rS much of this time had
s,sistS sIs control OF her MIND.
.i. car had been in attendance
Vbjle ltr. Loverldso was
~ MIS- Jovcridge was In an
y ~. Lovcridge secured a bot
LAIN acid and was drinking
,scn her husband came in;
~ n, bottle from her lips and
Ej oocror, Mrs. Loverldee died
-, doctor arrived.
|'r,-idre was formerly MISS Iins
and later was married TO
L,Ssr from whom she was d.
IN. ,h-ce years ago.
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ice OF SPECIAL TAX.

n : hereby given that specla!
n, 9.fpo,se Of extending the side
II Fen le'l"i and confirmed by
~ ~ ,'e Cry Council. approved
y, !. '''i. ana November II. 1911.
4 ~ iaN is levied upon the FOL
|r i,g real properly i'm Salt
N - - ! .. ., and 6. block
b. o, ana :. block 1876.
IN, = Inclusive. block /. / to
|fa and s I" % Inclusive. block
n 70 l. Inclusive block 2 70
I ll,N li I to e inclusive.
|s,,'tfHl': addition. II and Is.
J ~ t'l,,iosive. Nlu"k T. to Il IN
n ,.s,. . - - inclusive. block :.
~, :; ,,f block :; / To Is incIu-
10 ~ inclusive. block s;
ID p,.,'. h.o'k I. %, ard TO 2.
|stt :. i5, and I 10 II !rclu-
n 49,. empire addition. commenc-
d NY M, ,lp,5i feet south 4f de-
~, ko," east from the north
n ~ ~ lot II. black ., Fmp,re
hpft. south 4i degrees. ~
w feet. Salt Lake -i,,. ,ny.
si1e.r ,g y%,h Sides Of Fifth West
r'..,.. nth North and Sixth
W., ~ me enst side ~ Sixth
A frh ,,,Veen Fifth North and
r. No,,S ,S; on the south side
n siy,i sLLeet between Fourth
II sri,s West streets: on ho,b
.e. Nm, west street between 1at..
|r,,,,r =. avenues. on Intb si5ee
P hi c9,9tth street between TJo,
IL b. Cnlcago streets. on 3n,l,
|ssh 49, street between Everet
| ir,s,.' on the south Sidn M
|E y,as, n-tNeor Hot Sprtngs nnI'
4 if,,, o.; tho north IA. ~
q r,..,te between Hot Snr;r.t - U
@sss, ~ ~ heth Sides oC Everett
| q ko.h uayls and Eighth West
h,z,.n Ndes ~ Seventh West
SsY,b ';;.eret avenue aud -Four.
He s,ieet; and On The ,n.,
|Ps7s SSs sb street between IT,
|.stt si,,. tts,enth North street.
hks r,,,en Nos. 20. II and II.
w. .on,iiY, and Is que and INV
s,reraS. annual instsl!ments be
|ay Il, IL, 1872. Interest st
%s anlc,.ps' cent per annum on
~ iror nv or said tax shall no
4 ftrsn. ne date oi the aun,.,,y,,,
4 ts-pi,' confirming the iavv ~
Il nla ?, Novem6@r If. 1911. and
~ u,a on the whole smounI
4 sib ,npeld shall he sur snd
20 or IN IN lnSiallluent. II ans.
hs sa,.'erest aforesaid is no,
Xs n. ~ ~ when same bocornes
Y " tie ,Iuo'e amount OF the tay
a. Az. Su.ne said iustnliment s1i
vi rfmIe will becomc du- a,,G ant
~ zen, ~ Interest at the rate
|,s1y As,. nnnum uutil sale Of
= 'tinsn,, ,ed One or more az
|S tsSahl. " INC order IN hIch
= rslA n.tIesatd. or the whole
- ihlrt. SSI'0Hut interest al any
Mlhares aeNs after the apnrova,
J ~ orr c2ntirmlng the isvy a,
tie more nf said install +.
Z The rbsI, N which they are
H. - dnv ne I TAX unpaid. may he
Ii.s TIE a-, 49, iuetnllment is due
10 asv vull thereof and in
Lt "a q, cn, arc rayablc At nv Of.
W City "s and County building
= a No Lake City, Utah. th,,
Xh smber. 1911. ''
is.ng-e- GIDEON SNYDER
~ and Collector ~ Sn..,,
s.,',.,p .,,,',',psiop No ~,
'ie' oi22t
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Snow PIsasss Farmers.

NTcriaT to The TrIhNht'
OGDEN. Nov i3.-FarmcrS Of Weber
county are rejoicing over the heavy snow
storms of tho past ten d9Ns. which as
suros a bountiful supply Of water FOR next
seasons crops Up in Ogden CANYON
some Of rhc mountain peaks arc covered
with snow TO a depth Of three or iour
feet North az ogden, In tho locality Of
the Napoleon -Naghcria mines Don Ma
puire. pfesiden, ~ the mining company
and principal s,ockholder. reports that
Tire snow Il packed 10 a depth or from,
three Ia four feet.
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When Your Hair
Is Dull and Dusty
(From the Montreal Tribune )

(t rom thS Mohlre'I lllnunc.)
Washing the head requires time. ex-
poses ono 20 catching cold aud when
nlI Is done II rs Z question II YOU
have helped tho appearance of your
hair. Too much moisture Injuries the
hair.
81. ON the other hand. a dry shampoo
requires o9,L ,,o1 a rev minutes; th Inc Pow Pow
brushed thoroughly through the hair.
That is al there Is 70 It, n takes out
All the dust, oil and dsndruft and
leaves the scalp rested. cool and re
frcshed
1.-The hest drv shampoo powder is 4
mixture ~ four ounces Of orris root
with four ounces of therox ThcroX ia
n natural hair grower Sand makes the
hair glossy. billiant and fluffy Use
this drv shampoo once week and II
your hair is inclined 20 he harsh, dry
or faded IL soon. will become soft, lus
trous and silky.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
Ogden Short Of Coal.

Special IN The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov l5.--Cnlsss local coal
dealers succeed in getting DELAYED ship
merts of coal from tho mines i'm the next
few days there will be serious fuel
famine staring them In the face The
bcarish actions Of the thermometer dur
ing tho past v eek resulted in an unprccc-
dented demand FOR coal, nnd most 81 the
retailers haVo exhausted their supply In
delivering orders Most Of the urgrn, de-
lnands FOR coal wcrr filed, bu, there is
still scarcity. with shipments ordered
several weeks ago still "on the road"
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PROSECUTION READY
TO TRY THE PACKERS

CHICAGO. Nov. l3.-Uuited States
District ATTORNEY !. II. Wilkerson and
his assistants today practically com
pleted plans for the prosecution of in
dividusl meat packers under the Sher-
man antitrust act which will open here
on Monday. November 20: y special
panel of $50 men from which 10 select
a inrv has been summoned and sub.
noenas have been served on several
hundred witnesses Mr.. Wilkerson said
he expected that the trial would con
tinue at least three months.
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ASKS CONDEMNATION.
Union Pacific Seeks Opportunity TO Push
Double Tracking Work
Special - The Tribune.

special - The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 1&.-To secure 4 right Of
way Tor It's double tracking between Oe-
den AND the mouth Of Weber canyon over
nrnucrty owned by The defendants the
Union Pa"ihc Railroad company this
iues against Amelia y Stokes and Will
liam Stokes in the district court The
'pion Pacific is now engaged in building
% double tract, from Weber canyon into
Ogden Ia do away with the many curves
and 10 give a more direct line and less
grad" than that encountered on the track
now used. MI OF the property owners.
with tbs exception ~ ,lw Stokeses. have
agreed tn an amlcablc adjustment OF the
"lEht ~ way necessary for the new track
The defendants own three acres ot land
near tlutah over which The railroad COM
pduy Viii have 10 build it's track
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u,.her of EiYe Dies.

Tie Tribune.
4 t. n.-Mrs. William +. Hutch
II. .ts,s TODAY. Some time ago
4, rsra'vtlc stroke and was
4 "a from ogden. Her husband
|-,ob operator In ogden. but
n -.l4sJ I'm Iyhi. She leaves
\ children. She was formerly
II Nsilor ~ Davis county.
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parished IN Storm

HELENA Mont, Nov l3-Richsra
Cormack ~ Miles city. 81 wears Old.
went hunting week sEo. and. not re
turning = search MAS INSTITUTED. His
way and WAS frozen 10 death in the
storm OF lnst week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
H|Gl7-O-NE-
Z, P!Opes Way to Pronounce
|EG, nc Famous Catarrh Rem
h Made From Australian
E,alyp,us and Otner
Ant.stptics. Just

Bie,the 1t.
+, ri!l Use a common sense
sf,tlrg rid Of catarrh is
r ts-se catnrrh-vou know
r; yon also know that in order
fisih YOU must destroy tho
|'Gy hI0MEI outfit which Is
N5RAMM JOHNSON DRUGS
Sr'ls everywhere there is a liz.
.. antiseptIc liquid that Will
pr, germs
giN crops Of this liquid into
Et aarl rubber inhaler which
Ms iee outfit and breathe this
"ltle vaporiZcd air over tho
,i o. The nose and throat in.
II ,sIsrrh germs.
|'a'int, soothing and healing.
rHI1''zed air, and it is really
nneiy known that can reach
4 iis3ih germs. Complete out.
:, scHRAMM-JOHNSON
4 I1e Neve7.SubstitutoFs, -
No'es' and druggists every.
y Is guaranteed.
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Teacher Ia Arrested.
.ihl 10 Tho Trihnne

Special 20 The Tribunc.
OGDEN. NOV. l5.-Charsiu- tina, John
C. Neal, principal 81 tie IluntsviiIe pnb-
lis school had used undue force in aI 70
mlnisterins corpora punishment 10 John
WnnEsgaard. twelve -year-old pupil.
Christian Wangsgaard today obtained a
warrant for the arrest of the peda roe,,s
for batter. Neal was arrested ar
Huntsville late today by Deputy Sheriff
Grow. lie will be given hearing he
fore the Huntsville Justice Of the peace
Tuesday.
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RECEIVERS FROM SANK.
Woman Secures Judgment fer Value Of
Securities Held by Defendant.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. NOV. lG.--A(ter remaining out
short time, jury in the district court
returned 2 verdict this afternoon I'm favor
"f Sarah NJ, Taylor against the First Ma
Nopsl bank ~ Ogden, allowing her JudS-
w"nt for 1913. less $3.50 due the bank
on q note.
The action brought hv Mrs TAYLOR was
10 recover possession NJ collateral nrhi-
irarilv held bv tnc bank. which the plain
tin claimed Was worth 10000. The tes-
timony showed that the bnnl; had persist
cntly refused 20 turn over TO the woman
certain valuable stock intrusted to It's
keeping. The bank claimed that tho col
lateral was held Ia secure the payment
or ? debt Of the plaintiffs son.
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKIN J,
SHIPPING

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OF Cplted States. Cut rates Klmbali
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cl5a5
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freight rates List your shipments with
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Fireproof Storage Co. "The Finest in
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ON VISIT.
High Officers Of Order Make Trip to
Salt Lake

Special Ia The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. III II. Eppcrson.
grand commander OF the knights Tenn
pler or Utah, paid his annual official
NislL 10 El Monte conmandery No. .
tonight. He was accompanied by sam
uel Paul of Salt Lake, past grand com
mander: G. y. Jennings OF all Lake
grand senior warden. ". A Radon ~
Park City, grand recorder. j. a Houph-
ton OF salt Lake. eminent commander a,
the Sali Lake Commandery. and Ira H.
Lewis OF salt Lake
The visiting Sir knights were met at
tho depot by the members OF III Monte
commandcry ln full regalia and escorted
10 the Masonic temple ACter tho meet
ing a banquet, prepared by the ladies
OF the order of the Eastern Star MAS
served and "A number of tossts were pro-
posed.
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Firemcn Overcome,

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 1S.--Manv drs %
men were overcome by smoke but none
was seriously injured. tonight while ~
work on fires which DESTROYED tho Nicc-
town Dve works and tho wheat mil ~
T. Rosenberg & Sons. The loss ir esti-
mated al 81 p, 600
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Special "a The Tribune
OGDEN, NOV l3-FuNcrsl services for
Marian shaw, the year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs William Shns, who died
from ptomaine poisoning last Saturday
evening. wcr" held at the Lynn ward
meeting house this afternoon ~ o'clock
bishop Robert TundUist conducted the
services. Burial was In the city ceme-
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Given Up for Lost.

HAMBURG Nov. l3.-The German
Carrara OF tho Sloman line. from BARGE
iona, has been given mp FOR lost I'm the
North sea. II is feared the crew OF
twenty have perlshcd.
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YUAN REACHES THE
CHINESE CAPITAL
Efforts TO Induce Him to Ac-
cept the Premiership Prove
FruitleSS so Far.
Continued from Page One.)

peace and stop the shedding OF blood.
The regent. he says, should emulate the
example OF the ancient emperors Yao
and Han. who abdicated after choosing
the best available substitutes.
DR.. Wu promised that II the regent
wakes uD and works for the republic the
citizens will respect and support him In
q style compatible with his birth, mas
much as the peace and safety OF the
Manchu clans are not excluded from the
aims.
The appeal concludes
our voice is boarse and our Tears are
exhausted. No more can be said.
Rumors are current tonight that Ad-
miral Sahs fleet at Hankow has either
surrendered or been overcome by the in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
rrdcned by Mayor.

he Tribune
r. yey Ia Chris Goodmanson.
n sb,snced 10 the county Jail
\ h,, by tho justice of the peace
q. Fofk 'or drunkenness, has
'~i.a5 hy thc mayor Of Span
A Goodmars0n only served about
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
VIII Recess Monday.

ASHlNGToN. Nov. i2,-The su-
preme court OF the United States vii
take recess aft"r announcing opinions
next Monday. November 20. until Mon
daN, pcCcmher Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
lsives 20 Hold Court.

? n Tribune.
lii ysy l3.-JudGc j. i. Booth.
4 ironfy Harvey Cluff and Court
H-ir liJy. e. II. Walters left
Il g,t-f city this morning. where
u r the Fourth district court
l ~ the greater part OF this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-14
licensed 10 We'd.
Special 10

Special 10 rre Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. i7.--Countv Clerk Samuel
nvc today issued license 70 marry 10
Peter Fuller and Emma Drum. both Of
Cokc.ille. Wyo,
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Little Child Rnrnad

No tips prompt service-clean, per.
fectlv cooked food.-Royal Cafe
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ANOTHER FORTY MEN
ORDERED TO REPORT
Five Venires so Far EX-
hausted in Effort to Obtain
Jury to Try Mcnamara.
THREE SWORN JURORS
Six TaleSmen Accepted as 10
Cause; Alleged Witness
IS Spirited Away.
THREE SWORN JURORS

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. i5.-SlX
'slesmen accepted as TO cause and three
sworn jurors were in the box at the close
NJ todays session OF the James p. Nc
Namara trial. Five venircs have been
exhausted and another OF forty men was
drawn today and instructed 10 report to-
morrow
The list contains the name ~ Milosa
Baker. vice president and superintendent
OF the Baker Iron works. which is doing
the structural steel work OF the new Los
Angeles Times building, and against
which strike called by the International
Association Of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers is officially In progress.
This is the organization OF which John j.
McNamara Jointly Indicted with mis-
brother, James b.. is secretary. Mlosa
Baker is brother OF Fred L. Baker,
president OF the company whose big house
in the northern part OF town has been
under special system Of outside lighting
and guarding since a dynamite explosion
occurred last December at another iron
works against which strike had been
declared
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Fleet Goes Over.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 1i.-Thirtesn vessels
OF the imperial fleet went over 10 the
revolutionists this morning, hoistins the
white flag between Q and 10 o'clock. One
OF the largest cruisers steamed UP the
river past the settlement and dipped the
white ensign in salute TO tho foreign
ships, TO which none OF them responded.
1t would appear as II the situation In
China has about reached a climax. The
thoughtful and well informed men Of both
sides are anxious for a settlement. The
extremists and the ignorant masses are
willing, even anxious, TO continue the
struggle for supremacy though II may
spell ruin. disruption and wholesale
slaughter, which appear inevitable unless
considerable concessions are made by
both parties.
All eyes now are turned on Pekin,
where Yuan Shi kai doubtless will en-
deavor 10 demonstrate to the court the
danger which threatens IL. Meanwhile
provincial governments have organized
and VIII soon begin to give evidence Of
divergent opinion. which. il is feared, II
Will be impossible to reconcile.
Throughout the newly reconstruct ed
provinces business is being carried on
spasmodIcally. but the tension is increas-
felt In the entire southern section and
particularly in Shanghai where II is es-
timated the population has increased by
200, 600 IN the last week
This is regarded as one Of the most
dangerous features of the situation. I'm
less the self-restraint OF the MOB is
greater than is believed. the continued
absence OF organized government cannot
fall 10 result disastrously.
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No tips-prompt service-clean. per
fertly cooked food.-Roynl Cafe.
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Qualified Over Challenge.

Tslesmen Drummer and Green qualified
after brief examination. Gribling was
qualified over challenge preferred by the
state on the ground that he had said he
would not convict in capital cases on cir
cumstantlal evidence To Judge Walter
Bordwell Griblng said he would so con-
vict II the evidence were sufficiently
strong, and the court denied the chal-
leDge.
A tall blonde man with an English hat
and accent came 10 court today with NAL
colin NcLaren, operative OF the detec
tive agency which brought about the ar
rest of the McNamaras and MCManigal
Report had II that he was Scotland
Yard detective. McLaren said he was a
barrister
''ls he the man who worked up the
London end Of your case?" was asked
McLaren only laughed.
Robert Balm. r. n, Green and Byron
Lisk. the three sworn jurors remained IN
the jury room today under permission of
Judge Bordwell. Clark McLain. Brewster
c. Kenyon and J. B. Sexton. the tales
men accepted as To cause, were not al
lowed this privilege.
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Talesmcn Passed.

The talcsmen passed today were:
Willett Brunner. railroad engineer.
I. j. Green, stock ralser.
A. GribIinC, retired harness maker.
r. NJ. Atkinson, president OF a casket
making company. was excused late today
after declaring that ne believed the de-
PENDANTS were trying 10 prevent the state
bringing from indianapolis TO Los An
eeles evidence which he understood TO he
desired In the case, and were trying to
keep Mrs. Ortie +. McManigal from tes
tltying
Don't you know that the Indianapolis
contest ls being waEed by tho Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers and not by these
defendants?' Attorney Lccompte Davis
asked Atkinson.
81 believe they arc the same 10 all In
Tents IopIied AiIsineon
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THE ART OF PRINTING
IL ould be lost in Salt Lake il the Cen
tury were not in business 55.57 Post.
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Therox is for sale by SCHRAMM-
JOHNSON DRUGS. THE Never
aubstitutors. Ave good stores.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
Scale Inspection

Mr.. NJ. A. Scott, who is the of
fetal scale inspector for the Kan
sas Grain Dealers Association,
was busy all day Monday in Lib
eral, inspecting the various plat
form scales in town. Some time
ago, there was complaint about
the weights of wagons and tests of
the various scales showed a con
siderable difference in gross and
net weights. The agitation for a
city scale some time ago, together
with the unsatisfactory tests made,
lead to the owners of the scales
here to send for an inspector. Mr..
Scott tested all of the wagon scales
in town, and they are now all
weighing correctly. He had sew
eral boxes of weights, patterned
in duplicates of the state weights,
and the test is the most accurate
obtainable. He put his INSPECTION
mark on all the scales, and correct
ed the differences. 1t is most inn
portant that this be done at the
opening of the buying season as
most of the farmers products are
sold over the scales during the fall
months. The precedent is a good
one, resulting in fair play for both
farmer and merchant, and will
help make this the best market
point in the southwest.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
Mrs. Vickers Entertains.

Mrs. w. H. Vickers, assisted
by her daughter, Irene, entertain
ed at her home on West Lincoln,
August 25, the girls of her first
class in the Liberal public schools.
We doubt if.there is another year
in our schools that can produce as
many pretty, intelligent and inter-
esting young girls as this year,
and to say they are a happy and
congenial bunch" expresses it
mildly. The occasion bringing
them together was the going away
of one of their brightest and best,
Miss Hazel Ward. The evening
was spent in music, stories and
the game, who am L." Miss
Hazel Ward winning the surprise
prize. After a dainty luncheon
of ice cream, waters and frappe,
the girls proceeded to pose for
pictures which Ruth Wolley de-
clared dreadful; good or bad, each
guest shall receive one later. And
what about the boys belonging to
this classl Well, there time is
coming. Invited guests: Hazel
Ward, Maude George, Hazel VOL
ley, Mabel Evans, Maggie Lane,
Blanch Fuest, Archie Fields, Edna
George, Ruth Wolley, Reta Feath-
er, Desta Crackle, Mary Falls,
Bertha McColloch and Glenn Nc
Colloch. ~
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
Methodist Church Notes

Next Sunday morning we will
have Labor Day theme, the sub
ject being, The Laboring Man
and the Church" In the evening
the fourth of series of sermons
from the book of Jonah will be
given, subject, Jonah in Nineveh''
Sunday School, M. H, Scandrett
Supt., 9:45 a. m. Good classes
and splendid teachers.
Epworth League, Z p. m. Sub
ject, THE Supreme Motive Power
Bert Dubois, leader. This is Ep-
worth League Rally Day. Let us
have a great crowd.
( Come to the mid-week prayer
meeting, Thursday, 8 p. M.
VIM. T. Ward, Pastor.