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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
TRANSFER FOR
CHRIST LARSEN
Excise Board Grant Applica-
tion Despite Remonstrance
of Elm St. People.
INVESTIGATE COMPLAINT
Commissioner Says No Dance
Hall Will Be Run--ReneW-
ais Are Granted.
INVESTIGATE COMPLAINT

Despite the objection raised by
residents In Elm street against
the transfer OF Christ Larsen's sa-
loon from sos to 312 Tlm street, the
Board of Excise Commissioners
unanimously granted the application
at their session last night. A re-
monstrance signed by James Doyle
and fifteen other residents In the
neighborhood, was received by the
board. The chief objection raised
by the petitioners was the endan-
gering OF the morality of young peo-
pie who might frequent the McKfn-
ley hall, and also the noise and dis
turbance of any dance hall connected
with saloon.
Investigated Charges.
Commissioner Richard Henderson,
OF the investigating committee, re-
ported that he had looked into the
complaint made by residents In Elm
street. Mr.. Henderson told the
board that Mckinley hall was for
merly at 312 Elm street, but had
been moved back to allow the erec-
tion of the building, where Larsen
will now conduct his saloon. Nc
Kinley hall will not be used for dane
ing purposes, according to statA-
ment made to Mr.. Henderson by Mr..
Larsen.
At the present time the hall is
hired out to several lodges, chief
among which are the Woodmen
and Danish Hundred Mems Society.
It is not the intention OF the new
owner to allow the hail to be rented
out for daincing purposes. Mr.. Hem
derson said. After hearing the re-
port the transfer was ballotted upon
and unanimously granted.
MoInar Transfer Laid Over.
The application OF the transfer of
Joseph Molnar to another place was
laid over. Following are the list of
renewals granted Michael Mitruska,
421 Mechanic street; Reuben NAH
Ter, 349 State street; linton Elk,
797 State street; Thomas Dwyer,
3s5 High street: and Thomas q.
Farroat, bottlfrg establishment at
81 Prospect street.
The following transfers were
granted: j. II. FaIlon, to G. Balassa,
2e1 New Brunswick avenue; Kai-
man Horvath to John Liposki, 66S
Cortlandt street, and M. Olsen TO G.
A. Hackman, 4S4 High street re
Anton Elk to Joseph Scheifch, at
797 State street. was not acted up
on as 1t was not presented In proper
form.
The renewals of Joseph Molnar at
Keene and Francis streets. and M.
Mieszkowski, at keeue and Francis
streets, Molnar's present place, were
laid over.
The following transfers were
laid over for one week: John Jacko,
from $40 to 368 Fayette street;
George @. Hrfsko. from 379 to 377
Smith street, George G. Hrisko from
saloon to hotel; VIM. Fazekas, from
Inslee street to Alpine street; Thorn
as Dwyer, from s85 TO $50 High
street.
Present were: President John Fl.
Fritzinger, Commissioners James F..
Burns, Richard Henderson and Ed
ward Tymrakiewfcz
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
WANT EARLIER
MAIL DELIVERY

BY resolutions passed last night
by the State Street Improvement
Association, Secretary Thomas
Brown was instructed to request
Postmaster William H. Pfeiffer to
take favorable action on a request
for earlier delivery of mail. A de-
livery at eight o'clock in the morn
ing is desired. Secretary Brown, as
counsel for the association, was in
structed to investigate the city's
charter relative to the Jersey Central
Company's franchise for the purpose
of compelling the company to run
trolley cars on State street. A COM
mittee will confer with the Board
OF Aldermen on the subject on oc-
tober IS.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
REPORT SHOWS
BIG INCREASE
Merchandise imported in
Sept. Work 81, $40, ,O65.


Another enormous increase was
/ oted at the custom house during
/ 10 past month, over any OF the fig
ures for the proceeding months.
The value OF merchandise imported
from foreign countries In Septem ber
was sz,5ae, 065s or an increase OF
sIs2I2, $50 over the total for Aug
ust.
Six vessels entered this port from
foreign ports during September and
twenty entered coastwise, that is,
touching at other United States
ports before enered here. This
makes total of twenty-six COM
pared with twenty-one in August.
Nineteen vastels cleared direct for
foreign ports and eleven coastwise,
which was an increase of three over
the total for August.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
FOUR AUTOISTS
HAD TO WALK
keyport Car Breaks Down.
Tramp to Freehold.

Keyport, Oct. 6.-Lloyd Arm
f,rong, r. O. White. Henry West.
aad Martin Hoffman, of this place,
were forced to spend last night In
Freehold. The young men left this
Ilace for an auto ride yesterday af-
ternoon and became stalled three
niles out OF Freehoo..ta "a. WIN no
raea.1..ss OF returning to Keyport they
y alked to Freehold where they
spent the night. The trip was made
s Benton Howard's machine.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
TOES MASHED
BY |. V. GAR
Morris Stearfine, Brakeman,
Has Narrow Escape.

While trying to board a moving
freight car In an endeavor
- apply the brakes Morris Stearfne,
E L. ". r. r. brakeman, OF 612 Par
ker street, had narrow escape
4 ON death this morning. Searfine
n as at work In the lower yards when
4 freight car started down an in
{ Inc. He ran after 1t and slipped.
] is left foot hit the rail and four
& his toes were smashed by the
] inway car and his body somewhat
/ uised. DR.. G. w Tyrrell was
called.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
No Offer to Surrender.

Tripoii, Oct. 6.--No offer TO surren.
Ger has been made by the Turks.
Following the bombardment by the
italian feet the cruiser Giuseppe CART
baldi entered the harbor and landed
two officers. The officers visited the
Hamidfeh battery, which had been dis
mantled by the guns Of the warships.
The battery had been evacuated by
the Turks, who had removed the
breechlocks OF the guns. The bodies
OF three Of the Turkish garrison were
found In the fort
Some OF the inhabitants OF Tripci;
displayed enthusiasm when they saw
the Italians landing. Several Turkish
torpedo boata were found stranded and
badly damaged
The cables are cut between the land
office and the sea, and accordingly the
cable ship has been unable to repair
them.
The wireless plant at Derna has
been rendered imperative.
Rome, Oct. 6.--D Deputy di Felice, who
has been aboard The torpedo cruiser
Ceatit, telegraphs that the occupation
OF Tripon win be tonic which Italy
needed In order to expend her latent
energies. Within ten years Tripoli
will be transformed into a greater
Sicily.
Captain Craveri of the carabineers,
who organized the Cretan gendarmie,
has been ordered to Tripoli to organ,
lie force of carabineers there.
Advices received here state that the
most serious damage and loss OF life
during the bombardment OF TripoIi
occurred In the vicinity OF the French
fort, which dominates the northwest
side Of the city. and at the docks.
The new Spanish fort, near tho hospl
tai, scarcely resisted and tumbled at
the lrst steiis. some casualties result
ing. The defenders hurriediy retired
to the pasha's castle.
Milan. Oct. 8 (by way OF the From
tier. After the firing on Tripoli had
ceased two Italian officers landed and
reconnoitered They found the forts
deserted and that the Turks had re-
moved the brsech locks from the guns
before they evacuated the town
only tnres dead soldiers were
found. There is reason to believe
that from 1000 to 1900 sailors. with
Hight field guns, landed from the Ital-
Ian ships.
Al Official telegram says that the
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
LOCAL CANDIDATES AT
COUNTY SEAT MEETING

II. e. Pickersgill and William c..
Wilson, of this city. attended meet-
ing OF the Young Mems Republican
Club OF New Brunswick in the Vieh-
mann building last night. John
Hanson, the Republican candidate
for Sheriff, did some election work
In the county seat yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
PUT UNDER BAIL DESPITE
THE PLEA OF LAWYER

New BrunEwick, Oct. 6. Bruno
Jannsewic, Of Perth Amboy, was ar
raigned before Judge Daiy ts.s..-- ts.s..-- Z. s,a u
ing to answer to charge of afro
cious assault upon Mike Pascwski,
also of that city. 1t Is alleged the
offsnse took place July ~. The de-
fendant, on advice of counsel, Emil
EtremIau. OF Perth Amnoy. entered
Plea OF not guilty. Attorney
StrsmIsu made q plea for his eli
entG release, claiming the man had
been punished for his alleged crime
By fnS Ok sz5 imposed by Recor-
der hsnoss Of Perth Arnboy. He
moved that the defendant be re-
leased IN custody Ok counsel, but
Judge DAILY held tho man la $500
pail. holding that tho reauesE was
unpSn al.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
ONE BALLOON
HAS LANDED
America II Quits the Big
Race Started Yesterday.

Fpecfdt by United Press Wirs.
Des Moines, Iowa, Oct:-The bal
loon America H., one of the strong
est contestants in the international
balloon race for the James Gordon
Bennett Cup, which started last
night from Kansas City, landed four
miles west Of Emmettsburg, Ia, at
1.30 o'clock this morning after being
buffetted about In severe haze. In
making the descent the balloon be-
came entangled with telegraph wires
and Pilot w s. Aseman and his aide,
G. G. Hurlburt, were injured, but
not seriously.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
BIKE STOLEN
FROM STREET

Fred Smith and Emil Nelson re-
ported to the police today that an
Iyer Johnson bicycle had been stolen
from the corner at New Brunswick
avenue and Washington street last
night. 1t was valued at $50.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
Recorded In Brooklyn.
guso{ssl bst fJn{fsd Pf-sss Igas-e.

New Lork. Oct GA severe
earthquake was reported this morn
ing on the seismograph OF Brooklyn
college. The officials estimated the
disturbance at about $500 miles
away The vibration lasted for only
a few minutes. The shocks were re-
corded by both the north-south and
east-west needles.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
,sr sta,a.. E.o,n Eiixabetia.

A report OF the theft of a horse
and buggy stolen In Elizabeth We'd
nesday night was communicated to
the local police by Sergeant Keiter
OF the Elizabeth police department
Yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
Italians in Red Sea.

pPcJFsFF UD DHEEsu Ve3S "
Ghiasso, Switzerland, Oct. e.
A wireless message from the Red Sea
received here says that the Italian
warship Aretusa, bombarded the
Turkish fertilization at Hodeida,
greatly damaged the ec-ttHeations
and sunk Turkish gunhoat, ,-killing
and wounding score of its crew.
The Italian sailors rescued the sur
yfvors.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06

VIII Exchange an automobile for
driving horse and carriage, two
carat diamond or a motorbeat. G Al
Sexton, 70 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06

II. Regan. the Keyport riano man,,
old and delivered ten pianos us
ng the month OF Septsn Der, ana
las delivered three pianos 50
his week. Regan Is the Hsass r sssss lsss:
| doing the business and iff
want TO be treated right ard ges
.quare deal call ut the plane store ct
+. Regan, Broad street, KeypoTs
]. 1G61@ q ~6~IS
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06

1Vanted--Reliable fireman for night ~
work. One experienced With
farning buckwheat coal preferred.
Wages, 1Sc per hour Apply Didier
March Co., Keasbey, N. =.
1677sI0 55lt
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
rnnnnprA1rr NOTICE.

Meeting Republican City COMMITTEES
tonight; Fourth Ward Club House, p
n sharp
RuSTNEsa or IMPORTANCE.
T.. BURT MOORE. Aa ;, u11 1hAMs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
ED. WEIR is
CAUGHT HERE

Edward Weir, thirty-eight years
old, tugboat engineer arrested in
this city on September on charge
of abandonment In New York state,
is now wanted by the New York au-
thorities for trial He WAS released
under $500 bonds following q hear
Kehoe. John Seaman became his
surety.
Weir is accused OF abandoning
wife and childen at 153 William
street, Tottenville, S. I. 1t is claim
ed he came to this city to live at sos
Hartford street when not working
on the <: ss;s::Ss.ssoat s.soa r. sS5priite. Detective
George H. Cole, of the New York
police force, came in search of the
man this morning.
An apartment set ON fire with
gasoline. Try Spot-off. Perfectly
safe. Cleans everything. Lauer
Drug Co., Smith and State streets,
Perth Amboy.
1050-10-6-1t
NOTICE.
To the Woodmen of the World:
All members OF Raritan Camp.
No. so, are requested to attend the
regular meeting, October Stis; 1914
The funeral services of our late
overeign brother viii be held at
S2I Oak street, Perth Amboy, N.
J., Sunday, October Sth, at 2:8o.
p. m. Sovereigns of this ana other
local camps are fraternaIly request
q to attend.
Raritan Camp, No. so,
W. O. w.
DAVID REID. Clerk.
O57 l0-e-1te
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
Agrees to Withdraw Her Ac-
tivities Along the Asiatic
Coast During War.
coNFlhE 70 TRIpoLI
Sinking Of British Launch
the Only International Com
plication May Develop.
ITALIANS IN TRIP0Ll
Have Taken Possession Of
the Country and Are Not
Likely to be DisIodged.
Special 1v Unyted Pres, wtre.

+ LONDON. Oct. 6:--Italy has ac-
ceded to Austria's demands, and or
ders have been issued to It's navy to
cease all operations along the Asiatic
coast. Dispatches from various points
today indicate that Italy has decided
finally to confine her operations to
the occupation of Tripoli.
The only serious news from an in
ternational viewpoint was report
that the British launch steamship
Guildhawi had been sunk by two
Italian warships at Hoedieda. This
Is the first time since the war began
that British ships have been fred
upon. two being reported sunk.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
Troops on the March.
,faI,bv United Press W{rs.


Rome, Oct. 6:-All over Italy
troops are on the march. An army
of $4,000 Is gathering at the south
ern ports, where great feet of
transports is ready to carry them
across to Trfpon. The Italian gov
ernment fears that 1t faces long
and arduous campaign In North At
rica, regardless of whether or not
Turkey makes peace. The Turkish
garrisons OF Tripoli have disappeared
into the interior where 1t Ia reported
to have been Joined by great force
of Arabs who are clamoring to be
lead against the "Giaours.,
There is considerable criticism In
military circles In the government g
conduct OF the campaign. It is as
serted that force should have been
landed before the bombardment Of
Tripoii began. In this way, 1t is
pointed out, Turkish troops would
have been forced to surrender In
stead of escaping to form q nucleus
Of q possible Mosiem army.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
HAITI SHAKEN
BY A QUAKE
Severe Shock Felt Early
This Morning.
spsofa1 BIZ United Press wtre.

Special bv United PTess WIFE
Port au Prince. Oct. 6:-This
town was shaken to its foundation
at $50 A. M. today by severe
earthquake which lasted for thirty
seconds. The people were thrown
into panic by subterranean rumb-
ling which accompanied the shock,
but no serious damage resulted.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06
WISCONSIN DAM BREAKS,
WHOLE VALLEY FLOODED
speo.al bp unatsd Press wirs.

opsUsUF Ug uFEss5u FesS VH1s
La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 6:-Crushed
by the overwhelming weight of tons
of water piled up by foods along the
Black river, the big dam of the La
Crosse Water Company at Hatfield
collapsed here stoday letting down
upon the valley wild torrent of
raging waters. No lives are believed
TO have been lost as the break In the
dam was feared and all residents
had been warned to fee.
Many people killed by old, Inn
pure drugs. Let us supply your
sants from q clean, and always
resh stock. Lauer Drug Co., Smith
nd STATE streets. Perth Amboy.
1050-10-6- 1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06

Aus1aa IL fas lire nay ~ nsgssss
&C. HI 81 zas ssextssza. i q
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-10-06

Hard times in getting what you
want is unknown at the Lauer Drug
Co. Let US supply YOU. Smith and
Etate streets. Perth Amboy.
1050-10-6~ 1t NIs
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01
Taft Vetoes Act.

President Taft has vetoed the 40,
admitting Arizona aud New Mexico
20 statehood, on thu ground that
Arlzona's constitution provides for
the recall Of judges. President Taft
,skss an entirely different view OF tho
>, Nieot from Elk pres. Roosevelt who
sta.sd that while be did not favor
shat 10 known as "ths recall". he
does not see Why Arizona should not
eaioy that privilege II she desires
Tho despotism OF the judiciary 10 get.
ting 20 be very serious issue In this
country, When iudgeshlp lie vacant,
the trusts ges very busy In recon.
Needing acme OF their friends or
rather tools Tor the position. Then
when trus; Is brought into court
practically Own the Judge. So IL IL
easy 20 see what the outcome OF the
oase sill be. Furthermore many laws
that we have passed for regulating
aud controlling the great trusss or
monopoiies have been snapped 10 two
as unconstitutional by those trust
owned judges. The fact is that the
judges are really governing this
country. aud 10 We cannot have the
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01

The Record Is in receipt OF letter
feom 8. A. HsiterU an Of Parowar
stating that an error VAS uads Last
week wherein mention wac made Of
The artesisn we'll belonging 10 ]
Clayton Mitchell.
Mr. Haltermsn states that the we'll
"a 3 inch and flows $50 gailons PET
atoute, and Is the largest flowing 3
ia"h we'll In the valley. lie also
ta'es that there are some Az inoh
Wells that throw considerably more
water than the tirst mentioned.
The gentleman states that he az.
oects soon 70 have ali tie material
n the stata we'll which he viii put
Town In the Cedar vansy.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01
Indian Bill Dead.

Word reached Cadsr last Saturday
that IndIan Bill ess dead. The
message cane from Newhoule and II
Ia presumed that he died ut that
place.
Some time sgo he left Cedar for
that place apd Vas slightly ~ wheh
he left. The physician whom he
sent 20 see diagnosed his eilmept ~
a sIiaht attack OF pneumonia, aud
prescribed for him. Bill took along
With bin some madeleine, and moth.
lug further was heard OF him until
the report OF his death.
Bill vas a jolly Indian and bsd
many friends among the whites OF
Cedar. lie viii 10 missed by Q any
as he was constantly 20 he found
Joking With bis white friepds. rod u
sas seldom that he failed to livsu ~
a coBversation with few joculsr re-
u arks.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01
Notice To Horsemen.

Some say can and others say
cant. ! epeak toe myself And for
further opportunity for MY advance
nent I challenge anyone snywt ere
to bring me any horse baked too
long or too tad for me 20 make a
good puIler and trnsty horse out OF.
Have never failed yet. All bad habits
treated. Bnt eai eften asked Why
u IL that ! work horse suecsssfully
snd have no bolbes snd then someone
else cant ~ork bln. My simple
answer IL, onIS trained the horse
and not the driver The latter's
training = inpoftset.
For scisntIan soe human borse
training ! am etsoar service.
F,of pEO. A MlLLETT,
s)eear City, Utah.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01
Farewell Party For
DIR. j. c. Robson.

Tuesday night the East Ward Sun
day School officials rendered a fare.
we'll party to DIR. }. Q. Robson, Who
leaves for Europe shortly. and who
"as recently released from the
snperintendency Of the Sunday
School.
The evening Was pleasantly spent
ny thoss assembled 10 listening to a
SHIRT program of speaches, recItations
aud songs, aud iudulgiug Ia the
fascinating pastime OF dancing.
There was a goodly plumber OF
people out aud all enjoyed a pleas.
ant evenings entertainment.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01
WANTED 500 ncnreLssplrr

WANTED Coed Housekeeping
Magazine ssqaisss the services of a
representative "a Iron Co., TO look
after snbscripnob ferewsl. aud 20
extend circoIasisn IS special methods
which have proved unusually success
fnl. Salary aud commission. Pre-
vious experience desirable. but not
essential. Whole time or spare time
Addrsss. with references. J r
Fairbanks, Good Housekaepio
Magazine, 3si Fourth Ave, New
York City.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01
NEW RAILROAD
Officials of The Proposed New
Line Going Over
The Route.

Hlte, Aug. ~. -~H S Wausmaker.
president, aud J. Wright Giddiugs
Iircctor. % the Taos, Sierra Nevada
4 San francisco railroad. With party
add guides, are here from Springer,
n. M These men are going over
the entire route OF the proposed rail.
road which they expect TO build
FROM Springer through San Juan,
Garfield aud Iron counties IN Utah
and on west through Nevada to Gar.
tield aud then 20 San Francisco.
Tho line will pass through Grsyson
IN San Juan county and near the
.,r~r~s so.s-s~,, s.,,s~ks. 1000. w,.ss.
'A''sp ~ usseoo the oslcsaao liver.
SINE she tlyw AZ o. nrsss
ifsM N.ts ,ae sesa viii - nas ~, |.
~ yr.keat t1.s s'~n1u<< q. (. : /. !.
geld county, aud Parowan, Lurd
d State Line 10 Iron County.
Mr.. wanamakor says the road
VIII be completed before 1915 and
ready to Garry people 60 ube great
exposition In San francisco tina,
year. Moab Times.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01

rover 60 recall or remove them when
they sbos their unworthiness, we ere
really 10 some extent living under an
imperial government and GOT re.
public.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01

LSdies J ksmem Der the tailor made
'Sirt sale At EQUITABLE COOP.
lext reorsisy aud Friday. Whole.
sale price 10 all
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01
Prest. Taft Will be
Here October 5th.
tDesefet News

tDeseret Newsl
On Oct. 5 all Of Utab will tear off
the calendar ieat and hand 1t TO
William II. Taft. president OF the
United States. For 10 hours on that
day the president will be the guest
Of Utah, the program for his enter
tainment being csStered in Salt Lake.
A Telegram rcived by Senator
Nssd Hmast from d y. HlIlss, seo.
fetass 70 toe Rssl,.s1t. indicated
= .'s's'ss sv,s.2 20 Z Ss~.s ss l~
Isaae-,y n h,ek~tsro ,osr. rsao,,
Line at 1865 dock on the morn
ing OF Oct D, 40 would remain In
Salt Lake until Knight OF the same
day.
the comine OF be PRECEDENT will
mark an epoohn the history of
"oid Folks Day. 1t 10 planned
that on the occasIu OF the presidentss
visit, the old fols from every nook
aud granny OF "a state will be trans
ported free TO ST Lake.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-09-01

TO ENLARGE PAPER.

The board Of directors OF the
Southern Utah Pub 4 Prtg 90. have
decided TO enlarge the Rscoid % ~
to give tie readers one that will 10
the equal % any country weekly In
the state
A new dress Of type has been
ordered sud u Ia the intention TO
Issue an s.page all homo print paper,
beginning about the middle OF Sert
The business has 20 increased, and
the aubsoription list enlarged that u
has been found Imperative 10 give 20
the readers paper Of such size ~
viii appeal 20 them. The patronage
given 10 tina Record by the business
mon OF the county has increased the
past year remarkably and as The
county IL On wave OF prosperity !,
~ self evident fact that more busi
ness will BIO done tho coming year,
more advertising Will necessarily be
needed aud the Record anticipated
being ready for any increase along
this line.
The subscription list has also been
added to materially and IL nov of
aufliciant size as to warrant the issu
Ing OF an page alI home print
paper. 80 that all question relative 90
the welfare OF the county cau 10
hapaled, and more room allowed