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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23

on a course but two and half miles in
length means the devising Of an entirely
new system. In order to score and Tina
the race accurately more than 100 men
VIII be used throughout the seven hours.
with fifty others as relief men to the
regular scorers. The e1'e is the only part
OF man depended upon to aid in this task.
while mechanical and electrical devices
have been called upon to perform the
greater part of the work. An electrical
timing machine. which divides the seconds
into hundredths, win catch each car as
1t passes the wire on every lap, while a
battery of four adding machines will be
used TO record the number of cars as they
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23
NEW HEADQUARTERS SCHEME
WILL RELEASE OFFICERS
Elimination OF Departments of Colo
RADIO and Dakota 20 Cut Oct
Staff Jobs.

Word has Just been received at the army
headquarters that the elimination Of the
Departments OF Colorado and Dakota will
cause the release OF from fifty to sixty
staff officers. Several clerks will be re-
leased.
Instead OF nine departments there will be
seven. The Department OF the Lakes Will
De transferred TO St Paul, MINI. where
the Department OF the DalOtas has been
located. There win be but one full starr
In the Philippines instead OF four. as Ia
now the case. Much OF the red tape will
De done away with and general orders will
soon be issued announcing the changes
Colonel Charles A p. ETAtfisIa. command
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23

feet in the air and give forth a dense
cloud Of smoke One Of these will be fired
every minute for five minutes before 10
o'clock and at the stroke of ten a special
starting bomb viii give the signal that
win send the entire field into one Of the
greatest races ever known. After the start
tho contestants are signalled along the
course by means of colored flags. each Of
which bears some special meaning which
the drivers understand. The cars will be
started in nine lines OF five cars each
placed at intervals Of 100 feet back OF the
wire,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23
How To Make
Complexion Satiny
Modes and Toilettes. }

Don't smother the skins pores with
powder'" is the warning of Airline Keen, a
well known authority on beauty, A good
lotion will do more to promote an ideal
complexion she says, than anything
else. and II an original package of maya
tone Is dissolved in eight ounces OF witch
hazel. you will have the finest thing OBJ
tainabie for the skin.
The use of a mayatone lotion clears
and beauties the skin and gives TO any
complexion that exquisite sauny appear
ance and smoothness so much admired.
ASIDE from being a complexion beaut-
nier, mAyatone prevents the growth OF
hairs, and protects the skin from harsh
winds and changing weather. Using Il
guards against tan, freckles or sunburn {"
Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23

ing the Department of the Missouri, ar
rived in Omaha Monday morning from Fort
Riley and will begin Tuesday morning with
the annual inspection of the troops sta
TONED at Fort Omaha From Fort Omaha
Colonel Hatfield VIII go to Fort Crook.
From Fort Crook he will go to Forts Des
MOtnes, Leavenworth, Russell, Robinson,
Mckenzie and back 10 Fort Riley. It is
expected that six weeks of time will be
consumed in making the annual inspection.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23

ming races will be for one-half. fivs-eighths
and three-fourths mile. Running races
will not be held In Beifvills- All purses
are 500 except IN the running events.
Rules Of the American TrottinE assOcia-
ton Will govern the races. Money will
be divided. 50, Is. Is and 10 per cert of
the purse. A horse which distances the
field will be entitled TO only first money
a nominator is not confined to one horse,
two may be entered II SO desired. from the
same stable and in one class. and will be
held for one entry.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23

II the charges are sustained, Collins win
be declared ineligible.
Chancellor Avery has written Mr.. Elliott
TO the effect that the charges will be
thoroughly Investigated.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS TO POST
Hospital, Etc. Office OF the Quarter
master, Fort Crok, Nebraska May 49, 1911
Sealed proposals. in triplicate, for repaint-
ing all exterior wood and metal work OF
Post Hospital and Dead House, two coats;
repairing old and furnishing new screen
doors and windows. furnishing swinging
screen, repairing thing. plastering and heat
registers, furnishing and installing three
constructing chicken fence; furnish two
new doors and repairing water supply
pipes OF Dead House; and supplying
Post Surgeon, will be received at this Of
flee until II A. M, June 9. 1911, and then
publicly opened. A certified check for 10
per cent OF the amount of the proposal
must accompany each bid. Blank forms
and information can be obtained al this
office Envelopes containing proposals
should be Endorsed Proposals for Repairs
10 Post Hospital" and addressed to Cap
tain Campbell Z. Babcock, Quartermaster
4th Infantry. Quartermaster.
M-aO-22-2-2EJ-7-s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23

The method. which would be employed
10 start this event. has been difficult for
the promoters to decide, The speedway
management finally adopted the plan OF
firing daylight bombs. which explode $50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-23

Not everybody can play a plano
but everybody would like to. The
sS-note Kimball player-piano, worth
$3.50. which is the second grand
prize. will furnish music for you
whether you play or not 1t Is a
wonderful instrument and Will make
some home a happy place for every
member of the family. Even Grand
ma can play this instrument. II
sister wants to play II without the
mechanism, she simply has to lift
a lever. This player is exhibited at
the A. Hosps store, 1913 Douglas St
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

aus Gement=8lo bon Sos. No0t DIT
oie bielige Wablmiible erri9tete Mn=
bau lit munmebr nollenoet, un0 sic
Mrbeit gibt Sic allerbeite 3ufrieoen=
felt. - Sri. Maria gr5 lit Don elmer
nad 1bief &tper Sails uno anoere,1
Minneiotaer Srtidaften gen1adten
8eiudsto11r Mitte lebter ISOLDE beim<
marts getebrt. - Die 6amilie SSacob
Blum e%rfre1te ii9 ser Mnfunft eli
mes m1tteren Sobnhens. Slid 6a5u!
- Sn Sem 8efinben ser 5rau &orte,
Ser Mutter ser @ebruoer Midael u1o
@ilbelm @orte, lit 5mar anideineno
cine @en6ung gum 8eiiern eingetre-
ten, 6o6 labt tbr, 3uftano nur menig
Sofinung auf @eneiung. - Beter
3eltner lit BON ieiner @attin nit ei=
nem nieoli9en Mao9en beidenft NOR
Sen. M0ge es Sen begIiidften gltern
nur 6reu6e bereiten!
SQ1frup.
TIMER bobp. Yfarrer Sobn snn6
eritattete pergangene ISOLDE Dem in
&opalton ols @farrer ftotionirten
bodm. @errn 81. Yladta einen freuno-
idaftli@en 8eiud. - @ebriioer 2ouis
un0 Setter 5hlegel, @Dbne ser bier
mobnen6en 6amilie @briit. SdIegeI,
iin0 BON 8ritton, g. 9, 5uridge-
febrt, tpo lie felt lettem Sribiabr lob-
nenoe uno a6auernoe 8eidaftigung
batten. - Sic 8ebor6e bonn Conn
Granite bielten anfanes letter @ode
bier IN s. 4. Steglers @obn11rg cine
Ser ammlung, in neIdem 6as 8eite
6es Comm beratben mur6e. - @m.
&ingen, pelder flint Sabre lang in
,Morris, @inn., 8eiddftigung batte,
lit lebte @ode in Sen &reis ietner bier
mobnen6en 8ermanoten 5uriidgefebrt.
8eter 8lafe bon 2a1trup febrte
Samitag bon Sen 3miningsit1oten que
rid, no er Sic 5taats 0airp=sdule
BEL udte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
5eigen meroen. - Sobn 5dafer uno
Seinrid1 SGbn a0nnten lih 6reitag

I5eigen meroen. - Sobn eddie uno
@einrid) @dbn counter ii@. 6reitag
oos Nngenebme elmer id)0nen 6abrt
uno oes ber5lide Biafomm unter
ibren 6reun0en in ct. Glouo. - 6rall
Wfatbias &laien, sic Dor einigen $50
ten opertrt pur0e, geM CUR 6reuoe
ibrer Mngeb0rigen elmer Douen Gene
Jung entgegen. = Sic neue @obmnng
Ser 6amflie Sobn @erges itebt in if
rer Gollen6ung %, uno miro bielelbe
oas id0ne 8eibnadtsfeit int nea1en
&eim begeben. = SRI. Soiepbina
Bet9 BON MtiIouri mar auf cine $50
be bier BEL ser 6amilie Soiepb 8loni=
gan 5u @olte. 8or ibrer &eimreiie
madte iie nod einen 8eiud in &i@t
mpilo. - 6ral1 Matb. &laien bat,
90 tie li6 nun oolitdnoig BON ibrem
9eioen erbolt fat, guten @runo, Sem
Gbriitftn6ben aus Dollem &er3en gu
oanfen. - Sobn &erges geoenft nit
ieiner 6a1nilie oas @etbrmdtSfeit in
ser ieiner Samilie neu erridteten
@obm,rg feiern 81 Bnnen.
@id)mpnb.
Mm Montag Mben6 bergangener
8ode bielt ser in 1nierer @emein6e
beiteben6e ct. Soiepbs Mdinnerperein
iei1te Sabresper iammlung un6 bielt
Ste olten 8eamten, sic ii@ mdbren6
oes pergangenen @ereiusiabres in If
rem steurmgm bemabrten, bel. - So
iepb 8reer lit nit ieiner 6amilte na@
YaDnesniqe umge5ogen, mo- er Die
5teQe 6es @euners in @ubert Bungs
56anfmirtbi9oft iibernommen bat.-
Muguit Sanien, >pelder Sic CONNER
monote in 6orbolm, g. s., berbrad6te,
lit lebten 5amltag 5uriidgefebrt nno
mir6 bel ieiren nobe 5arming mob<
men @ltern iiberpintern. - 6rau Mn<
ne 8ebnen un6 Sodter Mnna begaber
ii4 9ienitag letter ISOLDE nod 6ree=
port, mo- sic Mutter cine @o6e ber<
blieb, mdbreno Sic Todter 6aielbit
l01rgere 3eit permeifen miro.
@plbingforb. "-.%
Sic rrel1e polmihe &tr9e miro 6em
8lane gendB nit einem @et5apparot
perieben. @ebriioer Winfler Anben
iid erbotigt, oieie neue ginridtur,g
fir $3.50 gu beiorgen. - Son Der
@@albeb0roe lit beidloiien, 6oB ieoes
@in6 Don %ausmdrtigen 5duloiitriften,
mel@e uniere sdyuIe beiuden, fiir6er-
Fin 6ieie 8etptl(igl1ng NIT einem DOL
lar au belegen bat. - Sn elmer am
Mittmo@ Mbeno gebaltenen ipe5iellen
situng unieres Commercial @ubs
reidte g. g. &imsl feline @eitgnation
oIs @rdii6ent Elm, un6 an feline 9teqe
ml1roe Geo. 81. 3ouglaB getpablt. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Ieire @rpne.

Inner 8utterlruher Clinton 8altes
erldottete anfangs lester @o6e ieiltem
1T GeItu mobneroen 8rl1oer, Sem
Greamerp=8eliber Yeter 8alteS, einer
8elub un0 begob iid bon "a na6 Nl=
bert Sea, no er Ser Convention Der
Butter uno &dientaGer b%eimobnte, sic
onieltit Donnerltag uno 6reitag itatt=
fatrD. 0on sort reiite er nod 6nri=
bault, mo- er ieinen @ltern feline Mufz
tpartung mGte, un6 traf Montag tpie=
ser oabeim Elm. - SRI. &oin Baa1l,
netde in 3ienit ser 5rau Nif. Brang
ftano> 1T ins elterlibe Sous gu Bird
Gote 3uriidgefebrt. = @err Sdulb
bon ct. Yoltl ipra@ @ittpoh Mbeno
i'm bieiigen 591blbatie Dor elmer gro=
zen BolfSmenge iiber 2anomirtbi9aft
1no CAB SEN guten Garmern mande
beber5igensmertbe @infe, melde, mentt
befclgt, Ole ibnen 5u @r11troe gelegten
9lbiidten 1tdt perfeblen mer6en. -
Mm Mbe1rbe 6es q. De5ember MFRS
ser bier beltebenoe 3~beaterperein cine
unterbolt1ng oeranitalten, gu ser Elm
ieber Sreun6 BON @eiterfeit un6 &C.
leuigfeit freun6lihit einge!a0en lit. -
9ie bieltge 8l1ttsrfabrif bat 5mei neue
Dumpf=BentilatorS erbnlten, mo6nr6
Sic B%etriebsleiter ser Sobrtf abermals
befunoeten, 6nB iie in ibrer @erfitatt
n11r 6ns MQerbeite 6rloen 1tn6 6aber
o1d 11l1r 6as ollerbeit Bro6l1ft er3eu=
gen. Sir 8utter miro in berielben
imn1er ser b0dite Breis be3ablt.
Sen 6ormern mur6en lebten Monat
IS Gents fir @abm erla1,bt. unie ere
@utterfabrif mir6 NIT &e9t als cine
ser be1ten i'm Staate geribmt.
Spring Sill.
Mif,. @inter bon bier fat mabren6
ser Mbmel enbeit oes 5amie0eS gilbert
@i,,ter in Mlbanp 6elien Stelle uber=
nou1n1en. - &ier tb1t es Sen 6reunr
SEN ser &erren Challenger un6 8inter
ouenrein mobl, boB, nad6em oie BET
oen Sem &rauergeidafte in Melroie
angeboren, 6asielbe einen erfreult@en
gmporidpput1g genonrmen fat nn6
oemielben cine fidere 3ufunft in @us,
fidt gexe1t lit.
st.. Martin.
2etten Mittmo@ Mbeu5 batte 5rau
Dr. @oog lire Greun6tnnen unit it4,
n1eo unter ibrem gaitli@en Sboa6 tam
Die 8e6eutung e@ter tpeibliber
Ireunoj4nft our bouen @eItung. =
Inter ser 2eitung seq 0rganHten
Gonra6 Diefmant ma9t Ser &ir9ens
dor sic erfreuliditen 5ortidrttte, Ole
iid crit re@t am boben @eibnn@ts<
feittoge beim feterlt6m @ottes6ienite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

1%Srlenotor Sal. Bag u1ro @enlublin
fins nad 8romnSpiqe, Seras, .abge=
reiit> mo- tie Sic @intermonate 51 Der
bringen g%e0enten. SIM 6riibiabr mer=
Gen lie, fails Tie eS bei ibrer Mbfidt
belallen, mteoer nu6 StearnS County
3urlldtebren. - SEER uno 6raua8ru=
no 2emmer iino na9 ibrem SCENT IN
Ne1p Dorf, naGoem lie bier langere
3eit bel 8erpan0ten berbrad)t batten,
5nriidgereiit. - Or. &aufmann 3eiqte
1i4 gelegentli6 eines l1nterbaltangs=
ubenoeS> Sen er 81 gbren 6es 2ouis
Sbeulcr peranitalte, ais coulanter
@aityeber.
Gate George. - ::
Nie. 8eller l1n0 6ruu 1otpie fSrou
Geo. WeQer bon Spring Safe, alber<
ia, Canada, fins bier ouf 8elm6 uno
merben sic Geiertage Bel ibren Ser
%tpanoten berbringen. = @ebrii6er
Martm un0 !S,1bert 9belen, meId)e felt
einiger Belt auf Ser @bite @ortb Me-
1erpation beidaftigt lparen, iin5H mie=
Ser BET rMl1ttern" eingetroffen. Mu6
Feter Selling, ser getp0bnli6 int
6rnbjobr oen 8anoeritab CUR @on6
niInmt mn6 anfangs @inter mte6er
betmmarts 5iebt, bat fem bieiiges Win=
terquartier be5ogen. - @orl @traub
berlor lebte ISOLDE zines ieiner beiten
&fer6e. - Sobn @ifler tpobnte porige
@o6e elmer in Minneapolis gebalte=
nen @eriamm1l1ng ser Dreider 6es
Staates bei. -@ ottbar6 8ok 1T aus
oen n0r6lihen 8al6ern, NO ct: als
Sol5bader fbdtig mar, beimgefebrt;;
er itebt jest int 9ienit 6es S. s. Self
Ter. = @eter Stern bot fem 6eim
bon bier nab Sem grotp @iber Eopn
perlegt, no er cine Sdrm III. Ba6t &C.
nommen bat; .ieine Sdhpeiter Mrna
miro tbm int nel1er1 &eim 6en Sous
bolt fiibren. = 6ran5 gipirt 3og Iette
@ode no6 @aolta, tpo er sic @abfa
Garm als @didter beorbeiten tpir6. =
@ottlieb &app ltn6 @ottin tpobnter
lebte ISOLDE in. Belgrade 6em 8egrdb.
nib Ser Srnu &einri6 8iermanr Bel.
= Muga1ft Suies u1t6 @m. Sens ua=
rem @eiddfte balber in ct. @Gou6.-
Mng1tit Stiles bot nberruals cine Mp-
pltfation fir @6antli3ens Bel sen
Gountp<@ ommiiidren ei1rgereidt;; er
min in G1roin elm Sdanfgeid1ft Be-
treiben. = &einri6 @leinIdmiH lat
feline Bier mobnenoen Mngeborigen
pifien (niien, 6aB sic I'M MaDo &oipi-
tal an linn porgenomnpe11e Operation
einen aludliden @erlouf nobm un6 er
ii6 boffentli@ bal6 tpieoer 6abeim eiin-
finoen fann.
ct. Sobns College.
9ienitag Nben6> SEN 10. DECEMBER,
fiibrte Ser oramatii6e @enein unter
2eitltng 6es P. Dapi6, 8. g. s., bas
ifone Stiid Ei5aro in Ser. Mulu Ser
Mnitalt altf. 8ei Ser b0dit angeneb=
met nnterbaltung mirfte aub 6as Sr=
&eitra rl1bmpon nit. Mm Mitt=
tpodl Sen 20. De5ember, geben sic
Stuoenten in ote @etbna@tsferien, sic
2 8oden mdbren ionen. = Mltf sic
beporiteben6en 6eiertage tper6en in
Ser 5eeliorge ausbelfen sic folgen6er
bodtp. &erren aug ser ct. Sobannes-
Mbtet: P. Sltbprior 1T ser ct. Gle
mentsfirde gu Du1a1tb; p. Siioor 3l1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Sdtmrtzrr mrttrr- 4dusttte1
9rddbttee 3teroe fur SamS tno &etsa
$500
portofrct.
at feoe Morene.
Sdt1nltps 6r(dtrmk.

@etterbaus aus @i6bols nit thermometer, 9iri6fopf,
Die irnere 8ndmano lit nit Nnidten oes 8ersiiden 9an<
bes ausgeitattet, ,nelde burd oas observation-disclosures 9i6t.
ourb Sic ieitli@ ansebradten Geniter einen snblid genabz
rem, als toenn man Sic 9anoi6aft nattrlid. Dor fi@ bdtte,
ME in einem pirfli9en Panorama. Sci fdledtem Wetter
fommt Bic 5ere, bel gutem Metter 9dniet unb @retel bere
aus. " 5ol bod, 81 3ou brett.
M8cnten 8cfud,t.
Chen. Pftrt. NEW 1sz 70 yoR pxp' -
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20
The Reporters Envoy.

When earth's last paper is print
ed. and the forms and the
metal are cold,
When the newest scandal is
ancient, and the latest extra
is sold,
We shall loaf and, Lord. how
weneed it, with nothing at
all TO do
Till the boss of the perfect paper
shall call US to work anew.
And then we shall work as we'd
like TO, each on his own
machine:
And the truth shall be in our
copy, and nothing shall in
teryene:
We shall write real stories about
them beggar and million
aire
For an editor keen and fearless.
a paper that's on the square.
We shall work in a rush and a
hurry, for that is the goodly
Game,
And We shallnot digin the gutter
for stories of filth and shame:
And the copy-readers above us
shall leave our features"
alone.
And the stories that hll the
columns we shall recognize
rs our own,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20
Newspaper and the
People.


The local newspaper is a greater
conserVator Of the moral and
material interests Of the people
than any other one factor in a
community. If it is true TO the
traditions Of the craft, it never
fails to stand between the
people and any harm that might
befall them. The newspaper is
closer 10 the people, with the
possible exception Of the church,
than any other institution in the
community. The editor, says
the East Liverpool co. Review,
knows more people than any man
in any trade, profession, or call
ing in the community. He knows
their wants. their wishes, their
weaknesses, their follies, their
vices and and their virtues. He
is the custodian of their inner
most secrets. He has gazed
upon the gruesome skeleton in
practically every family closet
within the jurisdiction Of his
newspaper, and if he were TO
speak out and tell all he knows,
the community wovld be shaken
from center 10 circumference
with the relevations Of scandal.
But he does not choose to speak
out in that manner, for he desires
TO exploit only the good that men
and women do and thus exalt
the community. He would rather
exploit virtue than expose vice,
Notwithstanding that the major
ity of the reading public are
clamorous for the sensational.
His purpose is to elevate the
standing of his publication as
well as that of the community.
The people of every community
owe a debt of gratitude to their
newspapers. Some of them are
not always eager to discharge
that debt. They are rather in-
clined to give the newspapers
the worstrsf4 They se3s "a
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20
HOW MANY BEANS IN A
BOTTLE?


District School Notes.
The 9TH grade will publish a
newspaper once a month during
the present school year. We
believe that the object of study
ing language is to learn how
TO express our thoughts clearly
and correctly. Practice makes
perfect, " hence our newspaper.
Our paper shall be known as
The 7th Grade Ecrier. Watch
for IL.
Base Ball.
A very interesting game Of
base ball was played last Friday
between the 9Th grade and the
rest of the school. The 9Th
grade won by score Of 10 TO
IL.
Report Cards.
Our report cards are not out
yet. We are all anxiously wait
ing for them because we want TO
know our finish.
Physiology and Hygiene.
In the seventh grade we have
been studying in our Physiology
and Hygiene about disease germs
or bacteria cells of the body. the
skin. pus forming bacteria,
Tetanus Clock Jaw Diphtheria,
Pneumonia, Influenza, Whooping
Cough. Colds, tuberculosis and
consumption.
History.
Sister Walker gave us talk
on "The first settling of Cedar
City," That also will be put in
our paper.
In our History we have been
studying about the community
and its citizens.
Arithmetic.
In our arithmetic we have been
solving problems in addition, /,
subtraction. multiplication and
A
f.l,nsp fHws,s
Ssux >.r>rura. ~ xAe ses Ses.
Toii,ilDsltIVlis alil
articles
wednesday afternoon the sixth
grade class attended the funeral
services of their beloved class
mate, Viola Froyd. They marched
behind the corpse TO the Gene
terry. which showed to some ex-
tent the deep feeling of love they
had for Viola, She will be missed
by all her class mates.
The fourth grade seems to be
taking a great deal of interest
in Physiology. They have been
studying the harmful effect of
drink and tobacco on digestion
and blood circulation.
The second b grade are study
ing insect preparation for win
ter. The children enjoy this line
of nature work.
.sa-ssT
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20

social osSacism. The 6ews-
papers would probable 90 the
same thing again even in the
face of provocation and the
memory of those peoples base
ingratitude. The trouble is that,
while exposing the moral
obliquity of some, pain and
sorrow and humiliation are
brought upon others who are
innocent. That is another reason
why the well-regulated news
parer remains quiescent under
aggrayating circumstances.
Western Publisher.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20

Several of Cedar's mighty
hunters went into the mountains
after deer this week, some re-
tuyning saying that no deer are
"a ~ sen. 49,.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20
Comingl An assortment of
Gift Books.
Equitable Coop Assn.
EstraIy Notice.

y
State of UtAh, in the Parowan
Precinct Of stid County.
have IN tny possession the
following desfribed estray ami
NAL, which Af not claimed and
taken away w3ll BE- sold at public
auction 70 tlAe highest cash
bidder at my c'l,rral in Parowan
precinct on he 18th day of
October, 1911 az The hour of 2
O'Clock p. m.
Descriptidn b Animal.
One red heSfer talf about 5
months old, nolms-yss or brands
visible.
Said esl was taken up by
me in said reenct on the 10th
day OF Qe@ber 1911.
EDWARD BENTLEY,
Poufdkeeper for Parowan pre-
cinct.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20

We shall have no fool assign
ments, nd crue missions Of
pain,
To torture thA brok hearted or
blacken the silner's stain:
We shall SCOOP and be scooped
a-plenty I'VE snail love the
furry and noise,
We shall fight with the business
Office, AMI fuss with the
copy boysI:
But each Of ~ shat be human.
and each pf b. shall be free
To write the thing as he sees it
for the Taper That Ought
to BE.
Bertbn Barley, in Puch.
HOW MANY BEANS IN A
Comingl An assortment of
"Gift Rocks "A
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-10-20

HOW MANY BEANS IN A
BoTTLE7
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
TnfEsREPUBIIoAN. IOWA, JANUARY

nual compilation Of facts, figures, and
statistics into handy reference VOL
ume. The World almanac Is busy
mans encyclopedia. The completeness
with which the subjects are treated is
shown by the fact that fifteen pages
are devoted 10 detailed facts concerning
the new Science OF Aviation" THE
High Cost Of Living is another sub
ject treated at length in detail. All the
important laws of congress sand Of state
legislatures are clearly summarized.
The progress Of science. art, govern
ment. religion, education. labor. in
dustry. commerce, finance, navigation.
exploration, and a thousand or more
other subjects are set forth concisely.
making the World Almanac for 1911
complete reference library in one VOL
ume. 1t is compact volume of 500
odd pages and worth much more than
the % cents, which is the price printed
on the title page.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-10
Iona Newspapers
THE sTANDPAT BOLT.
lCedar Rapids Gazettel

Utterly and wholly senseless Is the
proposition to have q special primary
to settle the question of the Dolliver
succession. If there were a statewide
election soon, primary could he held
with little added expense. But a spe-
cial primary would cost the state ap-
proximately $4,000. Better do with
out a senator for two years rather than
incur that expense.
Senator Lafe Young and his cohorts
are demanding a special primary.
They wouldn't ask it If the legislature
were standpat. They would denounce
a primary with the utmost vehemence
at their command.
Their demand for primary is sim
ply due to the fact that that is their
only hope: while It IL a foriorn hope.
AT best, yet 1t is hope.
They have one other reason for de-
handing . primary. They hate the
primary idea. Anything which takes
power away from fellows who imagine
they have been given . divine right to
control the politics Of the state, In
vttes their enmity. They detest the pri-