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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22
KEEP YOUR WINDOWS OPEN

Don't sleep In closed room
Fresh SIR b. the basic requisite O."
good health. \ scaled chamber - .
breeding place " disease.
The lungs utilize III tho oxygen they
breathe aud c,pcl their impurities IN
your cNhalntiun..
within m hour mhu consumes nll
the oxygen IN the average room. II
the windows aud trnusom are down aud
the door h shut. thereafter hc bfcathc-
foul poi.ons.
Rural communities should, by reason
Of natural advantages, be- practically
,s..,aaas tssu. tbs ''whita Plague hut
statistics show greater percentage Of
eonsumptiycs among farmers than any
other class Of people
Who isn't familiar with the dcadl,
paflnr with is stale atmosphere whct,
Tor DAYS at stretch whole generations
Of malignant germs ARE permitted Z,
incuhatc undisturhci' \ week otter
passes without the admission ~ sun
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT FOR SUMMIT CUNTY,


IN THE MATTER ~ the publiea.
ton of James Rasband for the yolun'
tary dissolution Of the PARK CITY
MEAT COMPANY, q corporation.
Notice is hereby given that the ap
plication Of James Rasband, the sole
owner Of the whole aud all of the stock
of the Park CITY Moat Company, a
domestic corporation, Tor the dissolu
ton Of said corporation, having been
presented to the above named court,
was on the 18th day Of September,
1911. by order Of this court, filed with
the clerk NJ said court and said clerk
was directed by said court TO give not
less than thirty days notice by publ.
cation of said application,
This notice, commencing September
e2nd. 1911, will expire with Octo-
Der 25th, 1911, at any time before which
expiration, any person may file herein
his objections to said application for
dissolution.
Dated September 18th, 1911.
Y, NJ. HIXsON.
Clerk Of the Third Judicial District
Court for Summit County, Utah.
HENRY SHIELDS,
! Attorney for Applicant
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A,....-.s No S

Climax Mining Co" Principal
place OF business. Codville. Utah
Notice il herebyliyon that at n
meeting Of the bord of directors ~
me Climax Miningtnmpanv held IN
the 81 day Of Seplsnbsr, 1911, asse's.
lnrnt No r. Of dns-l2 of one cent
per share, wa. lete1 n tic c p
ital stock Of the corporation issued
and outstanding ryahie immedi-
At"ly to secretary, A. his office.
Any stock upon vhIch this assess-
msnt may remain unpaid on the y
day Of October, lglt will be delin-
quent and advertised for sal" at
public anciion ,Andunle,s payment
Is made before. will be sold on the
18th day OF November, 1911, Mt
o'clock p. mat the iecretary's Office
Ia pay tho delinqi't assessment
thereon. together with tho cost OF
advertisement and expense Of sale.
ID. A. WALTON, Secretery.
First publication september 20
1911
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22
MISSIONARY L1a
FoI SEPTEMBER "a

cluH, 2 p. nv Il Branch, Law.
renee Stones.
coalville, 7 p. nj. NJ HiIson, Ray
Carruth.
Echo, p. m.-hans croft, c. X.
Jones
Grass Creek, 2 u.--'. \. Walton
Herbert Crittenden.
llenefer. p. m. MN. C"fru'h, Thos
Beard
noy,sville, 9 PEI O.. Petit, I'd
gar Beard
Upton, p. m.-hos Sargent, Mari
llixson.
wanship, 2 p. m-john c. Paskett
Noble Rheims.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22

Interest in the County Fair, which
will be held in this city September 20
u, 2s, 1911, Is beginning to manifest
itself In every corner Of the county.
The automobiles carrying Prof. L. A.
Merritt and officers Of the Fair asso
citation through the county yesterday
did much to accomplish that end. This
year will be banner year for the
County Pair is the spinion ~ all.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22
PROBATE and Guardianship Notices,
Consult County. CLERK or Respective siguer.
for further Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Leroy Holt, Deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned Mt No. sol
~. +. Walker Building Salt Lake city,
Utah, on or before the 9th day Of Janu'
AIRY, A. u, 1919.
Thomas Aston, Administrator Of the
hesitate ~ Leroy Holt deceased
Date Of first publication, September
|, a. ID. 1911.
Evans & Evans, attorneys, 1929 Bos'
tor Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22

where there b. - will there b. a way.
Recently man IN an adjoining town
wished 10 attend show, but had mot
the means 70 steal was not honor
ahlr. aud to beg be- WI, ashamed A.
last "a happy thought struck him. lie
vent into grocery stor" aud bought
a package Of coffee on time. aud sold
It Tor cash down the street. This CAV"
him money enough 10 cutter the show
and buy Refreshments
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22
catarrh Cannot BE Cured

Win LOCAL APPLICATIONS a. they cannot rcssh
the AT Of the disease Catafrh bioyd uf epnsti-
tutionAi deas and N order 70 cure u you mtst tats
internal fefnediea ilaua CatAffh cure = tken IN.
ternAy and aeta dnsctly upon the bluod and mucuti
n1rfacea. Hans Cataffh Cure = not guark medi
cine u sas pfeacfbsd ~ one o. thr bsft phfsrAns
IN thN country Tor years and regular pfrarfiptiun
~ n oompo=sd % the bsat tonic EEorn. combined
Ntth the bet biosd pufiners acting dnecty On m
fnucous suffaoer mo p~rfect combination o. M
two ingrsdisuts what produces such wonderful o..
Blu IN curing eatarh send t1f tc4timoulAe iftt
- CHENEY a 60, rfers, Toledo. o.
Sod By Duierbta prize -.
TAks Hans Famuy rus fof constipation.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22

81 suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine OF treatment | tried
seemed 90 do any good, writes II. NJ.
Youngpcters, editor Of the Sun, Lake
View. Ohio. "The first few doscs Of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets gave me surprising relief aud
the second bottle seemed 10 give mo q
new stomach and perfectly good
health" For sale 10y John Boydcn s
Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22

...l a. we'll .paut an afternoon in
smoke hlIsi taunri %. remain IN such
% pest hole
5scn tbc Window even in the rain
nr better to spoil q few tfumpery lace
curtains and spot The carpet than ieod'
afiize your health.
TAKE this prescription from old Df.
Commonsen.c and you won't need half
as many from Young Dr. Brown.-Et.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22

"Am sorry. Mr. Editor ] cannot CIV"
you any advertisements nm troubled
with heart disease aud my phy.f''s
snys must quit Advertising BOO can
ha,, absolute quiet aud rest.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22

Nm ordinary case u dwrrhora can,
t. rule. br cured by r. single dose ~
Chamberlain rs Collie, Cholera aud pisr
rhoca Remedy This remedy has no
superior Tor bowel complaints For
sale by John Boydcn & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22
NOTICE TO COMMERCIAL CLUBS
OF UTAH.

The hr,t annual meeting of the ttah
D..rIurm,nt League will %" held at
,.paI. ttah. sept go and 800. l'll The
,n.fitltiun li tu, tab Development
..,yur provides irr representation on
.Hr following h,... Io" votes in cor
.rrt..r fur OBJ, hr.t urc hundred mem
.rr. .r fraction thereof with two votes
for zach one hundred members addition
,l.
In,.nurh i- matters ~ general Ia
trrr.t aud vital Importance O" the agfi'
cultural aud hu.ln,.s Interests ui Itnh
will br taken 800 a' tN..r meetings, 10
d., hoped that lars, delegation will be
pr..rut from each community Boz the
state
Thu dr.t session ut OBJ, annual meet
ins will hr held at ' r 900. sept. 20,
with another session Boo tho evening, and
/ The business session tur election uf five
members II the Board ui Governors will
hr held On the forenoon ~ sept, 30.
Will Sou kindly forward name, VI IN,
representative. of your organization n
inc secretary as soon us Imsslhl'. using
the enclosed post card'
Reduced rates will Doc granted hy al
railroad. See your local agent for par
tirul1r
Very truly yours
tTAU bFXETnpNINT IFAGiE
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-09-22

81 was permanently cure Of Kidney
and Bladder trouble by u.s. Z three SOC
boxes Chambers Kidne and Blad
der pills My trouble "a OF twelv,
years standing Nam furnished OF
application Sold cNclus w and guar
antccd by John Boydcp '0.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
INSTALLATION
OF CT. AMB0Y
Martin F. Ryan Chief Rang
er--Gold Watch Awarded.

District Deputy Grand Chief
Ranger Alexander Sokolinski, assist
cd by Past Chief Ranger Jacob
Lamp, OF the court, installed the
newly elected officers of Court Am
boy No. IS, Foresters Of America, at
= big meeting held in Forester hall
last night. Martin #. Ryan Ia now
chief ranger or the court, having
ancceedad -Nels Hanson, who held
A6dffng past term.
5hiH time two new applications
Tor membership were receiver aaa-a'
report was received from the grand
court which shows both local courts
to be In a first class condition. Court
Amboy has 262 members in good
standing and Court Standard No.
III has 23s. Court Amboy Is cred
tied with having $3.50 apd Court
Standard 1888 in It's treasury.
There are 1881 Foresters In Middle
sex county and 1858 In the state
of New Jersey. The report shows
that there are at present TAT courts
ia the state and during the year
ending December ! there was a
gain OF 1,526 members. with the nst
lacrosse or funds OF $3.50, 988.4o.
Next month Court Amboy will be
In existence twenty years and 1t is
most likely that the court viii take
seme means to celebrate the event.
Miss M. Harding, OF 461 Division
street, WAS awarded the watch pre-.
santed to the court by j. j. Deveny
o. Q brunswick avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
BENEFIT FOR
DANISH HOME

Washington hall win be the scene
of an entertainment and dance to-
night for the benefit OF the Danish
Orphans Home Of this city. The
Danish Dramatic Association, Frem
Singing Society and Gibson Mando-
Ain Club of this city win furnish dra-
matte, vocal and musical entertain
ment and dancing will follow. Eff
forts have been made to carry out
10 program that will please and the
committee in charge believes 1t will
succeed.
The first part Of the program will
open at s o'clock with an overture
by the orchestra. A song by the
Frem Society will follow and a mu-
steal selection will follow by the Glib
son Club. A vaudeville act, entitled
ga Misunderstanding" will then be
held, In which six local people will
take part.
The second part of the program
will open with an overture by the
orchestra, followed by a song rem
dered by the Frem Society. A mu-
steal selection will follow by the Glib
son Mandolin Club and a farce In
one act, entitled Fright or Left
will conclude the theatrical program.
The floor will be cleared for dancing
about 1880 O'Clock. A. B. Nelson's
orchestra viii furnish music for
dancing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
DELEGATES OF
THE ExEMPTS
To State Convention at New
ark on May II.

At a meeting of the Exempt Fire
mems Association In its h~eadquar-
ters In Water Street. last night. dele
gates were elected to the New Jersey
State Exempt Firemen's Association
convention to be held In Newark on
May 1T and to the state Firemen's
Relief Association convention to be
held at Atlantic City on September
IL. The delegates to the state con-
vention chosen are Charles Deitz-
man, Alfred zellers, l.. H. vanHorn,
John A. Danner and William Miller.
The delegate to the Relief Associa-
ton elected is John A. Danner.
Reports received from the various
representatives In the legislature are
that senate bill No. 1875 will not pass.
Six new members We're elected to
the association. At this time 1t was
also decided to reduce the initiation
fee from SIS to SO for the next two
months. Following the business
session a lockwurst supper was
served. At the next meeting the
newly elected officers will entertain
the members at a supper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
PROGRAM FOR
EXTRA SESSION
Democrats Will Take up
Many Investigations.
Special BY United Press Wire.

Specfdk oy Cnfted FTeSS WfTes
Washington, March 16.-Plans
for a long series of Investigations as
part of a Democratic campaign for
economy and intrenchment." were
tentatively determined upon today
by party leaders as the program for
the extra session, in addition to Ca
madam reciprocity and schedule by
schedule revision Of the tariff. 1t
was stated that the following inves-
LEGATIONS have already been decid-
ed upon:
To determine the real reason for
the Texas army manoeuvres.
To discover why the steel trust
escaped prosecution under the an
ti-trust law
To fix the responsibility for the
sale of the Philippine Friar land to
the sugar trust.
To find out how much the pro-
meters OF the deal got when the gov
eminent purchased the Panama ca
nal from the old French company.
To determine whether the activi-
ties of the various congressional
commissions warrants their continu-
ance.
/ TO Determine the truth OF the
Charge OF mismanagement and inef-
ficiency In the post office depart
ment.
To reveal the actual conduct of
the interior department under Sec
rotary Ballinger.
To inquire into the methods Of
the department of Justice III its al
legged pro-Diaz activity In connection
with the Mexican revolution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
Mr.. JACKSON
IN NEW FIELD
Former Local Pastor Raised
$4,000 in z Weeks.

Rev. s. Travena jackson, a for
meI pastor of Simpson M. &c. church.
this city. is doing a great work at
Jersey City Heights, where he is
now located. The following from
the Hudson Observer tells of his lat
est work:
~Rev. s. Travena Jackson, pastor
OF Simpson NJ. e. church, of Jersey
City Heights, yesterday morning an
nounced to one of the largest con-
gregations that has ever been crowd
ed into the historic edifice, that in a
succeeded, as the authorized repre-
sentative Of the church officials, In
raising nearly 100000 for a new
place of worship.
Last Friday night the officials OF
Grace M. E. church, In the Marion
section, decided to cast hat church's
lot with that of Simpson. Rev. Mr..
Hall. as told In these columns sew
eral days ago, will leave Grace
church on the first of next month.
A young minister will be sent to
take his place and he will remain in
charge until the Simpson and Grace
properties have been sold and the
new site is purchased and built up
on.
Pastor jackson will have been
here as the spiritual head Of Simp-
son church a yea the first of next
month. He Is a young man and
what he has just accomplished sue
cessfully is an undertaking requir-
Ing tact and diplomacy. Judging
from the size of the amount he has
raised and the short period In which
he covered the church's territory, he
has done his work well. Pastor Jack
son, the people of old Simpson
church say, has made good in many.
Ways.
THE next step In the plan to build
a new place of worship for the con-
gregations of Simpson and Grace
churches will be the selection of a
site. Tomorrow night when the
governing board OF Simpson meets
and Endorses the steps thus far ta-
ken. committees viii be appointed to
look up sites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
HEARD DISPUTE OVER
4 KEANSBURc PROPERTY

cpoC11f 80 us u 6N8N1 ME FGs
Keansburg, March 16.-A hear
ing In tbs casa OF C. L. Olsen against
Charles Carr for the ~perfscting of
title of a part OF a tract OF land
known as West Keansburg Beach,
was held before vfce-Chancsilor
Howell, in Newark, Tuesday. This
property eontains about twenty
seven acres and ths title il guarun-
teed by this Fdslity Trust Company,
of Newark. although the property
involved in the snit ss only about
threa acres of the tract.
Herbert Lloyd. who formerly
live hers, but now resides at Mystic.
Conn, who owned this tract, sold
1t and gave g deed to Charles Carr,
who, some tins age, transferred At
to C. L. 0lssn. 1t is said that as
Ne. et=-. -.nte4 &c 1syTovs insx
place, he starksd men 90 work. who
were ordered OF the premises as
John schansr, OF Hackensack. claims
he owns the tract by purchasing 1t
of Rialifg Lndlow, who claims he
owned &c ny vtrtue of his living un-
mciested on tins property In Question
for & number 81 gsara Several wft-
nessss wsr8 heard On both aides.
gr6 fha yfcs-chancsil0S deferred de-
cision until March as.
Judge john II. Foster represented
Mr.. Carr. ana Edxar Cook, OF At
lansie HigflRnass represented Mr..
Olsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
P. R. R. AGRICULTURAL
LITERATURE SHORTLY

Potato Culture and Seed Grain
Suggestions are the newest addi-
tons to the agricultural literature
which the Pennsylvania railroad is
preparing and giving q wide distri-
button In the territory through
which 1t operates. These two pamph-
lets will be issued next week.
The Pennsylvania railroad was
the first Eastern railroad to under
take to preach scientific farming. In
1906 farmers special trains YER
first operated on the Pennsylvania,
and since that time practically every
division has been visited by lecturers
from the state colleges, In addi-
ton, a special train carrying good
roads experts has made a tour of
the state of Pennsylvania. giving in
struction and demonstrations in
road building to more than $4,000
farmers.
To supplement Its work with edu-
cational trains, the Pennsylvania
railroad has Issued pamphlets enti-
tied THE Pennsylvania Railroad
and the Farmer" Good Roads at
Low Cost" use of Lime on Land"
Alfalfa" "Orchard Development
(Reyised Edition)-Planting, Prun-
ing, Spraying and Cultivation"
In addressing the slrmers in the
railroads latest pamphlets the COM
pany says: 1.-THE Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company has an active interest
In the welfare and prosperity Of the
territory contiguous to Its lines.
This interest is natural, and Is not
entirely unselfish. Increased produc-
ton means larger railroad tonnage,
and every effort made by the rail-
road in this direction is cooperative
the producer and shipper share
with 1t the benefits derived"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
SEARS DIES
FOR MURDER
Pays tho Penalty for Dutch
Neck Crime.

Trenton. N. a., March 16 A few
hours before going to his death in the
electric chair at the state prison John
Sears, a half blood negro, started to
write what he termed a history OF his
life. One of the features OF his letter
was a narration OF the motives which
prompted him to kill the Rev. Amzi l..
Armstrong. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Dutch Neck. and eirs. Arm.
strong last Thanksgiving.
Sears became partly reconciled to his
fate, but lost every particle Of control
before he washed into the death cham
Der. With closed eyes he shufied
along between two deputy keepers,
who half carried him to the electric
chair and placed him in it, a limp and
helpless piece OF humanity. Sears was
accompanied by the Rev. Charles II.
Elder, pastor OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church, and the Rev. DIR.
Maddox, chapfain OF the state prison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
ADDITION TO
CIGAR PLANT
W. A. ~L'ilommsdieu, Of New
York, Has Contract.

Excavation is well underway for the
new addition to be made rc~the Perth
Amboy Cigar factory in Neville street.
w. A L'Hommsdien, OF Madison ave-
nue., New York city, is the general con
tractor. He is making preparations to
start the foundations sometime next
week.
The new structure will be 45x75 feet
in size and and three stories high. 1t
will be of slow burning construction,
the material being brick with limestone
trimmings. b. E. Stern, of 7 West 38th
street, New York city, is the architect.
Graham q MeKeon, of this city, are
doing the excavating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
To
BE ORIGINAL

Something original IL being pre-
.dicted by the program committee OF
the Franklin Literary Society when
they meet in the high school tomor-
row afternoon. This will be the
third meeting Of the season. for the
Franklinites.
In accordance with the custom in
the school is to put the program in
a conspicuous place SO the students
can have time t~o>prepare. President
Russell Woglom has just placed q 40
ttce saying the meeting will take
place tomorrow. 1t reads: 1--WE will
have something tomorrow that has
never been held before In the history
of the high school,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
VALUATIONS TO
BE GONE OVER

w. r. Keohan, a special assistant of
the State Railroad & Canal Revalua-
tion Commission IN the special depart
aaent OF the State Board of Assessors.
II scheduled to confer with Secretary
William A. Spencer, Of the County
Board Of Taxation, in this city, today.
10 will go over the figures of assess.
ors Of the city to ascertain the valua-
tion Of land adjoining railroad proper
". Mr.. Keohan viii probably be at
Nh. Spencer's Office over the First Ma.
tional Bank this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
SOUTH AMBOY
SCHOOL PLANS

John II. Dayton and G. Howard Smith
focal architects, are drawing plans and
specifications for a new ten-room school
building for South Amboy. The struc-
ture IS 10 cost about $4,000 and will
be twe stories high. The material win
be of brick. The work will be done in
an up-te-data manner and the build
Ing wiz be modern aud In conformity
TO school laws.
The building will be as nsariy Ere
preof as are most school structures. II
viii contain ten class rooms and al
assembly room. 1t is proposed to make
ths stairways of Iron and slate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
BICYCLE
ON THE STREET

Walter Slotvinski. of 262 David
son avenue, went into Steve MORT
kos saloon, at 726 State street, yes
terday afternoon. He left a bicycle
on the curb and when he came out 1t
was gone. The matter WAS reported
to police headquarters. The wheel
ia secondhand, painted rcd, with red
rubber tires.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
Y. M. C. A. MAN
GAVE A TALK

Charles R, Scott, state secretary of
the Boys Department OF the Yorng
Mems Christian Association, delivered
an interesting lecture in the Holy Cross
Episcopal church last evening taking as
his theme 1.-THE rescue of Wellman 3
airship party by the steamship Trent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
TWO KEYpOsT BOATS
LOOTED BY THIEVES

Report, March 16:-It was dis
covered yesterday afternoon by the
deckhands of the Ellsworth Oyster
House two boats, Alone Smith"
and Jennie Clayton" were ran
sacked of its belongings Tuesday
night while the boats lay at their
moorage near the coal yard. The
thief or thieves took all the provis-
ions as well as nearly all the cloth
ing of the men, especially all the oil
and rubber suits. The police were
notified OF the deed and an tnvesti-
no doubt VIII follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-16
Raw Onions Cor Bemutv.

Trenton, March a6s-Soms one
told Patrolman Edgar Goodwin, OF
Che Trenton police force, that onions
Q good for thu complexion, He
concentrated this secret TO tho 9TH
er eops and also brought q big tag OF
small reddish onions to the station
honse. Tor n full day n beauty
seeking ofaceFs alta raw onions until
ali 81 them we're moved to tears and
when they found that their complex
tons had not improved to any visible
extsns they proclaimed Goodwin q
alaxssedlted authority ON beauty.