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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-19

CPECIAL NOTfCE-Ghe annual meet
- ing Of the stockholders of the 6 REAT
FALLS POWER COMPANY. Tor the
election of directors and the transaction
of such business as may properly come
before the said meeting, will be held at
the office OF c. C. Carlin. No. l01 north
Fairfax street. Alexandria, Virginia,
THURSDA y, April i, 1911, ut II O'Clock
noon. FIJI. WHITEHEAD.
ssarstsrY'
mara tdi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-19

RTOTICE.-The regular annual stock
IN. holders meeting of the VIRGINIA
MARBLE COMPANY will be held OF
lis north Fairfax street. Alexandra.
Virginia, TUESDAY, the 18th OF April,
1911, at II. 50 p. m, for the purpose OF the
election Of officers, etc.
WM. Fl. SAUNDERS, Vice President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-19
4 Great Reduction
in Flour.

Cream Flour.
1-16 bbl, 3Sc; Is bbI, 75c, IA bbI,
81 80.
Barrel in wood, $500, also Carlton,
Senator and Gold Media! Flour
Choice Rice, i lbs for 2jc.
Gelatine. Jello, Wine Jelly for DELI
cious desserts
Mapline, SOC.
Minnesotské noviny., 1911-12-07
Rob q. a Broadway.
VELKYa PRoDEJ JABLEK.

VELIkYg PRODEJ JABLEk.
1000 sudd Nebraskych Ben Davis, Ga
wins We vykladu, 3-buslovy sud $1.75
~; Oslo a. NASE PREDNf.
500 sudu SADIE balenych jablek Red
Ganos, Ben Davis jinych druh1,
v Gene $3.50, zvlastn1 prodej, sud $2.35
Schochova xxx Prvnf Pat. Moulxa,
9S-lb. pytlfk. $2.75
10 10. cukru. $I.OO
S objednavkOu "a hotove "a $1.OO neb
vyse jineho zbozf.
S objednavkou "a hotove "a $500 neb
vyse jineho zboz1.
8 paklfky hrOZinek. notwithstanding .25c
5lb. krabice peknych kalifornskych
svestek :.....:.. ....:. .7oc
Vybrane bezjaderne hrozinky, lb. Zoe
Cele susene hrusky, lb. b.............2 zoe
Smes meteni, raklfk ............ ....... 10c
Kuchynske ffky, lb. lb...............25c
Merunky, 10. .25c
Kalif. svestky, 3 lb. lb.................25c .25c
Mince Meat, vSborne jakosti, denne
cerStvy, Id. ............. .1212c
Hruskova povidla, pro dftky, 3-lb:
pa1swans Ken,ah hs.tzio1ih''''.''''ss rtze n IL sgc sgc
Corn Flakes, 10 lb. Csc
8 kusu Schochova nejlep mydla. .25c
Butternuts - orechy - peck. .4Oc
Move datle, 10. ...5................... S5c
ZDRAvOTNf MAsNY KRAM. =.
Ustfice, celomasove, zasflane zape-
tet3nych paklfGcfch, kvart. =. .35c
Kralfci, White Wood, kus. .1Oc
Zajfcf, kus .....,........... .15c
Cukrem nal1ladan6 Picnic sunky, lib. lie
Cukrem nalkladane Obyc. sun1xy, lib. .14c
Cukrem nakladana Stamina, lib. .14c
Libove hovezf k vaTenf, lb. ...... 7c
Hovezf X rost6nf, lb. b...:............ 1Oc
Hovezf steak 2 piece, lb. .121kc
Kulaty hovezf steak, lb. ........... 15c
Zebfrka. lb. !. 1Oc
Veproy6 lopatky, Id. ...l......... 1Oc
Veprove ledvinky, H.. ........ .1213c
Veprove rfzky ID. b............ 14c
Schochovych 27 druhd salamJ jsou
prednfmi jakosti Gene.
Minnesotské noviny., 1911-12-07

I @ udalostech We stare ylasti,
iakoz / v Americe celem sy6te,
mimo mnozstyi poucn6 i zabavne
latky, doctete Sc y Osvet6 Americke
(neb. kter6mkoli mfstnfm lyydanf je-
jm). Pfedplatfte- il Sc ma rok $1.5O,
.budete nehp9liye cekat kazdotfdnf-
no tohoto hosta. Clslo na ukazku
zdarma obdrzfte, poslete-i postovnf
lfstek ma adresn Narodni Tiskar-
na, 500 So. 18th ST, Omaha, Neb.
Minnesotské noviny., 1911-12-07
zpravy ze stdtu.


x Dne 80. listopadu zakoncila Sc
zona ma low vseho druhu zvefiny, Wy
jma dravou zvef a zaj1ce. Pocet "a
bitych, jelend los6 odhaduje Sc cd
1000 do 10000. Pet honcd pfislo
k zabiti a diva k zranen1.
x Albert Kratze u Nicollet zabil
ma honu plcha (opossum), jH jsou
V Minnesota velmi vzacnym zjevem.
x V st. Cloud prohlasilo Sc OBJ
canstvo pfi volbe pro tax zvanou ko-
misafskou m6stskou sprawl. .-
* Ma statni hospodafske skole wy
pukla vzteklina mezi stadem $50
plnokreynych oyc1.
x Velikou paniku mezi cestuj1c1-
mi ma osobn1m vlaku zpdsobil
" Chatfield Rudolph Seaman, po,
chazejfci Bixby, nedaleko Cd Owa-
tonna. V nayalu okamziteho s1len-
stvi vytahl Seaman po pfljezdu ylaku
do Chatfield dlouhy niN, JIM pocal
kolem sebe mavati kazdemu 2 ce-
stujfclch hrozil smrtfl Zufiyec. ne
nechal K sobe nikoho pfijftia teprye
20 delM1 z dobee podafilo Sc zffzencdn
Minnesotské noviny., 1911-12-07

sleduje: Pfedseda Tomas Kral, do
zorce Vaclav Sevcik, tajemnik Vol
tech Smolik, dcetnik Josef Sonka,
pokladnik. Vaclav. P1cha, pr6vodti
Adolf Herzan, vnitfn1 straz Frank
Fila, venkovni straz Lud. Novotny,
vybor majetku Jos. Slaby, Vojtech
MaSek a Matej Valek, marSal Alex.
Polanek, praporecnik JOS Vala, jed
mattel Mat6j Valek.
- Posvlcenska zabava, pofadana
sborem Sokola v den americkeho di.
kddvzdanl " SIM 6. S. P. S., setkala
Sc dobrym 'zdarem. Jedin6. lie po-
ukazati ma slabs1 navstevu pfi odpo-
ledn1m progra1nu, COZ die naseho ma
.hledu bylo zavineno 50centovym
vstupnym. Kdyby pofadajicf vybor
byl ustanovil vstupn6 ma obvyklych
25 cent? dalSich Is cent? k vecer-
nj tanecn1 zabave, mohla byti dcast
pfi odpoledn1m programu mnohem
vetSi. Pofad programu byl jak na-
sleduje: Thomas: Hymna Slovand,
muzskyy sbor; Ze zivota, deklamace,
Rdzena PuGelikova; Lbick6 pisn9,
Vacl. Chott; Ucouranej, solovy W.
stup, T. BaSta; Smes narodn1ch pls-
nj, muzsky sbor Dale >sehrana byla
jednoaktova zeselohra <szjednany zes
Mich" cd Y. Zahrobskeho. .U1ohu
Zavisove, vdovy po ufedniku, hrala
81. Albina .Minafova, jejiz prvni W.
stoupeni ma jeyiSti doznalo vseobec-
n6ho ocen9nl u. obecenstva. Ludmi-
lu, jejl dceru, o jej1z ruku uchazeli
Sc diva napadn1ci, podala osv9dcena
ochotnice 81. Rdz. Pucelikova. Vac
law Chott Vaclav Smolik vystou-
pill dloze zenichG. Souhra kusu
vypadla zdafile. Dalsim cislem byl
zpsv ely. chaloupko," pfedneseny
muzskym sborem, nacez nasledovaly
t6locvicn6 skupiny proveden6 Solol~
kami Sokoly pfi elektrick6m osv6t-
len1. Po vycerpani programu .byla
vecefe a po t6 taneGni zabava, jcz
Tesla Sc velk6 navsteve. Mezi dcast
Milky zabavy byl tez v6tsi poGet osob
z Minneapolis a Sokol1kG TEL. Jed
noty Hopkins.
az State Sorimgs Bank (Statni
spofiteln1 banka) v. elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice: Vklady ucin6ne
pred 5. lednem ponesou urok po 6
m6slcG do 1. Gervence 1912. Spofi-
teln1 dcet teto bance zajisfuje ne
jen moprostou bezpe6nost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k setrnosti a ukladan1
malych obnosd kdykoli jest tax MOI
no. Banka jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovnfch hodin "a pom
deli vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. - Urok
z vkladd 3 a pill procent. Vklady
l. cervence 1911 $4,483, 100000.
= Frank Kasanda, jeden re tFsest.
ky" mladeneckeho cechu, rozhod1 Sc
dati navzdy vale svobodnemu stavu a
veplul do manzelsk6ho pf1stavu Sc
| 81. Rose Bulenovou., Novomanzele
budou bydleti " elsie 375 Colborp
III. Gratulujeme. 2 tax zvane stare
sestky zbJvajf ma svobodn6 noze ie-
Ste Vac. Hrachovina, Miroslav Bu-
kacek a Fr. Tuna, jenz ovdovel.
Y klenotnickem obchode w. H.
kindly 7 els. 388 Wabasha ul. bylo
zabaVeno celnlmi dfady 600 umelych
oa a sice ma, obyinen1, ze tyto do
staly Sc do Spoj. Statd podloudne bez
ella, iez obnasf SO procent jejich ceny.
Kindly, jakoz isVfce zdejsich obchod-
1I1k1 koupil Okla Cd Bruno @. Z.
Minnesotské noviny., 1911-12-07
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. >c

OcnuIze 1ODOKen, IN. T., prOCl ne
muz Dude trestn9 zakroceno. Pravl
Sc, ze Schulz je vyrabitelem ok v M
mecku ze pasovani dele Sc skrze
lodnfky ma lod1ch, jiz prevail je sem
v kapsach odevu a osobnich vacfch.
~ Pojisteni proti ohni u nejlep-
sich spoleGnosti opravnenych k OBJ
chodovanf We statu YAM obstara do
bfe a spolehlive F. B. Matfach, po-
jiStuj1cl jednatel, $40 Robert St.,
St. Paul. If
- Minuly tyden pfijela do St.
Paul 81. Elizabeth Dinwiddie, Glen
kyn6 narodniho vyboru U New Yor-
ku, majfc1ho "a 1cel odstraneni det-
sk6 prace. Po pfednesen1 jej1 fe2(
rozpFedla Sc delsl rozprava a zvlaSt9
pozoruhodnou rec jin6ho nazoru pro-
nesl mestsky skoldozorce S. L. Hee-
ter, jenz pravil, ze vefi detskou
praci fe6i sv6 pokracoval jak ma
sleduje: EEHoch, jenz nezamestnav1
Sc praci az je 16 rok6 starry, je tu-
lax. Vetsina mas hochG musela pra-
covati tezce, ale to bylo "a dobrych
starych CAST, kdy prace konala Sc
venku ma slunci a pod modrym ne
bem, kde dGl Sc yyyvin naSich srdci,
naseho ducha a nasich svalG 6pe,
nezli V jakekoli skole. Jest dvoji
druh detske praee. Jeden zhoubny
| q druhI blahodejny.J Nebudeme-]i
opatrnf, nadejde doba; jez ucini'z na-
sich detf zahalece. Doslo jiz k tomu,
ze rodiny opouSti venkov a stehuji
Sc do NEST. Mladi muzi opousti far
my hosi pozbyvaji neco 'podstat-
neho k jejich vyvinu. Neco chybi
v spolecenskem a industrialnim sta
WI, kdyz sm6r tehoz thine k pohc-
dlnemu zivotu zahalce mladych IL
di. Nasi roln1ci stehuji Sc do NEST,
kde zakupuji sobe pohodlne domy
opatfen6 vsim modernfm zaf1zenim.
Nase matky ukazuj1 pychou ma svo~
je dcery, jez vyrtstaji hebk6 mlad6
zeny, na5i otcove jsou hrdymi ma
svoje syny, jiz honosi Sc hedvabnymi
puncochami, patentnimi botami nj
ceho nedelajf. Otec zjedna 81 ne
koho jineho ku domaci praci.
Zjedna 81 clov6ka k zasazeni zim-
mich oxen, k dohlizen1 ma Il pravu pa
zitu >kolem domu k vytapeni, co
zatim synov6 dcery jeho vyrdstaji
zahalce. Zahalka jest jednim z nej-
hrozi76jsich GinitelG americkem Ii
vote. Potfebujeme vzdelavaci skolnf
soustavu, jez poskytovala by nasim
hochdm vycvik prdmyslovem ohle-
du, tax ably kazdy hoch lazda divka
mohli Sc venovati jednu hodinu den-
ne uziteccnym pracem v kursu domaci
vedy vyroby, nikoli jednou tydne,
jako Sc doposud dele. Dale pouka-
2oval, ze nucena skoln1 navSteva do
16 let teezzce doleha ma n6ktere rodiny
a te pflciny doporu6oval pokra6o-
vaci skolu pro hochy a devcata, ably
mohli pill dne navstevovati Skolu a
druhe pil dine zabyvati Sc pfimefe-
nou praci. lie $4,000 skolnfch d9tl
ma rs dovoleni ku zamestnan1 a
k navsteve skoly stejnou dobu. Pfi
udfleni dovoleni k praci je bran IRE
tel k tomu, ably d9ti nebyly zamest-
many pfi praci, jez by byla ma dkor.
jeiich telesnemu yyvinu a zdravf.
Zdejsl policie obdrzela dopis
cd americkeho konsula Reisbergu
" Nemecku Sc hadosti, ably patrala
po Antonu Odyarkovi, jenz az do
minuleho podhimu bydlel ' cfs. 948
TOlnlln n aun "a 10 l5n,U r,,TXfkxXin ~ nnn1 "a
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11

Let us take note of this fact. Let
us realize deeply that each life is a
strand OF rope which reaches from
Tones morning to Eternity's, and
that the strength of that rope is de-
termined by the strength of its strand
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11
WE ARE RICH AND STRONG.

IL we but knew, we are rich and
strong-rich in the light of love which
leads strength-shorn travellers through
the darkness, and strong in the com
forting power of good cheer, which is
often the lifeline needed to save or
lift up.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11
DRUG STORE LOCATION

ANY one knowing OF drug store for sale or an
opening for a new drug store will confer n favor
on catholic druggist looking for location.
Address Druggist, G. o. Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11

religion will be
Bulletin, BIS Newton BLDG ST.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11

The Northwestern Minnesota and
North Dakota Implement Dealers AS
ISOLATION held their annual meeting at
DEVILS Lake, N. D., this week. The
feature of the meeting was the large
display made by the wholesale jobbers
and manufacturing concerns of the
Northwest. Fifty booths were used
for displaying the latest devices in
farm machinery and accessories
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-02-11

leasing the Galapagos Islands.
The Carnegie Steel Co. has closed
a land deal at Perryville and intends
to build mammoth plant on the
Chesapeake. Perryville is on the B..
and O., and is the junction point of
three branches of the Pennsylvania
railroad The acquired tract fronts
on the Chesapeake and Susquehanna
river and with the opening of a chan
mel offers good water transportation
Rear Admiral Charles S. Sperry,
who commanded the battleship fleet
on it's world tour, died of pneumonia
at the Naval Medical School Hospital,
Washington, D. O., at II a. M, on
February End.
The assembly of the Republic Of
Panama has approved a contract en-
tered into by the President and an
Anglo-German syndicate for the con-
struction of a railroad from Puerta
Pinos to the interior of Darion.
The Canadian Parliament has ap-
proved the Yukon railway. The pro
iect will add 1000 miles to Canada's
railroad mileage The new railway
company has capital OF $10,000,000
and the road will be built from Lytton
b. c., to Dawson City. It will give
direct access to the Klondike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued from Page one.)

LY. for the purpose of making more
sales, day bv day aud month by month,
than were made In the CORES spOnding
period OF the previous year.
The second is used for the purpose
Of making tho sales take a SUDDEN
JUMP. when il is found that business
Is dull, when il is desired TO raise
money or when any one Of a hundred
other conditions may arise.
Tho FIRST. used alone. results IN
PERMANENT GAIN, and CONTINU.
Gus GROWTH. when intclhgcntiy APP
plicd-thc >ccond--used alone. even
when accomplishing the desired result.
invariably leaves the business In a
weakened condition, from which it
takes time 20 recover,
We all like 10 see quick results
that is natural We are inclined to
consider the IMMEDIATE BENEFIT
as more important than the ultimate
profit. on the principle that "a bird in
The hand is worth two in the bush.
But II should be remembered that
CONTINUOUS ADVERTISING HAS
\ CUMULATIVE INFLUENCE worth
/ much more than the sum OF its immc-
, dldtc, traccable returns. The cumula,
tive effect of continuous advertising Is
20 BUILD UP PUBLIC CONFIDENCE.
and 70 sell goods through the influence
/ on Ifleal'l SNEEtrtloNS.
The constant dropping of water on Q
stone viii wear IT away in one spot
the CONSTANT CONTACT WITH THE
ADVERTISEMENTS Of any business
viii make an cvcr-incrcasing imprcs.
sion on the public mind
Stop the dropping and the stone viii
soon wear smOOth-etop the advcrtis-
nag and tho impression viii soon be
crowded out and replaced by other i'm
urcs-tons.
The trouble with SPE-
.CIAL EFFORT in advcrtis-
ing Is that the desire to slim
ulate business creates a con
dition that makes the mcl'-
chant sometimes very well
contcnted with the results
OF advertising, but more
often il makes him feel as
though advertising has lost
its power.
The STEADY. LONG
.PULL-ALWAYS AT IT
always giving G O O d
.NALUE-aIways MAKING
GOOD ones promiscs-al-
ways being painstaking in
the matter of service. is the
kind of advertising that in
the long run gives PERMA-
NENCY and REPUTA-
.TION AND PROFIT TO 4
BUSINESS.
Spend what YOU can aG-
ford, but spread the amount
over a i f. Il 81 = TENT
COURSE OF ADNERTIS-
ING. Whatever YOU do,
don't be spasmodic.
.Io be continued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
MAKE STRONG PLEAS
FOR PEACE ON EARTH
Governors Eberhart OF Mime
sofa and Burke OF North
Dakota Speak in Detroit.

DETROIT. Nov - o-"Inisruntiou7
eouculauou aud univcrssl peace. "s'
ulc subject % brief nddressss oy GOV
~ruo-s ED~rhart aG Miun'sota and burA,
- Sorib Dakota nd nberr o. the uary
~ ucsioru governors nov invading thg
ns-r M Tire tuiou Son d"uoWiuAii i'hh.
TEauk-gitir< day exercises her" today
Tnr either visiting guN"run SPOKE ii
various churches tnrOgChoLt fT- 'itf.
Governor Ehrrhart ami hurk" uTS ~
Tho rtufcstios by the senate 10 the pend
iug arbitration treaties.
when the United states and t-Nr
lard have accomplished fnlF step ilfr
offFr rafiUus pGi do ltrvirs.' said tIn
chief executive OF Minnesota. wv" are
uov srsudl.E money nu oHr ffuN ara
uryr tlaf could be- lFrI tnr much uHl.
ep-tIv. raueHE once Tine treaties are AL o.
lusisd '. Nf concluded
'Ir IL me man With tho gun that gefs
Into trouble" declared Governor Burke.
referring % var talk and army and navy
expenditure.
"rho mar who looks FOR prae" gsncr-
aur avoids trouble. and. 20 largo oN-
tcut predict 10 will be tho same Nay
Nlfh fh* hatnuF'
The speaker expressed CouiINuc" .u
tu- final adoption ~ ID" pending treo'ies
and ultimately fuii realization ot peace
uU earth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01

IN Won want o. rcr' that furnished
room. uss Tribune var. ads call either
.Thole. Bell 5200. Ind. SEQ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
SCRUB WOMEN GET THE
BETTER OF DISPUTE

CHICAGO Nov. 30--A dispute be
tween plumbers and steam filters as to
which should install q vacuum cleaning
system IN the new North American
building. has resulted IN a victory ior
the scrub woman
The work has been DELAYED 10 such
an extent bv the quarrel over the work,
that the owners decided yesterday that
the building would be cleaned bv wo-
men with mops and broOms and no
vacuum system installed.
This means q loss of several thousand
dollars 10 the worEmcn. ami the steam
filters arc now said 10 BE- considering i
strike for the purpose Of compelling the
owners 10 install the system according
TO contract.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01

| on the south side OF Wasatch sVenue'
! tween Twelfth West and Cheye
! streets: on the north side of Waca
avenue between Eleventh West and Ch
ennc streets, on the west side of Eleyf
| West street between Arapaho and
saich avenues and on jhe south sid
lAldpahoc avenue between Eleventh W
and Cheyenne streets. i'm sidewalk
! tricts Nos. u and 81, OF salt Lake
| Tor the purpose Of constructing cen
| 'ideWalks upou said portions OF
streets, IL hereby confirmed. and the
-essmcpts made and returned In
completed lists are hereby confirmed
sec. = THIS ordinance shall AXE
ieCi upon approval
Passed by the city council of Salt U
civ. tab. November 20. 1911. and
fcrrcd To the mayor for his approvel
T.. :. RlVES. city Record
Approved this gs'h day Of Novsun|
1911, j. :. BRANSFORD. Mayo
STATE Of Utah, city and County of
!: r. s. Rlyss. city recorder Of
I Lake city, Utah, do hereby certify
the above and foregoing IS o full.
and correct copy uf an ordinance emu
AN ordinance confirming tho assessr
upon tho property hereinafter descr
on all streets Ia The territory lying
tween the north line o( Arapahoo ave
and the south line of American ave-
and the east limo of Mckinley stfeft
the Jordan river and i15l ieet on
east side Of Goshen street uctveen
diana and Waracth avenues. with ue'
ception of Indiana avenue from ~
Hnne street 10 the Jordan river. the
SIDE ~ Eleventh West street bctwaer
dana and Arcpahoc avenue. the
side Of Glendale street from Eighth 81
street 10 th" Jordan river. the north
"f Ei-lii South street from cen
street 90 the Jordan river. end the "a
sld" "f Ar1puboo cyouuc between I'm
and Eleventh West streets. in side%
districts No'. n and o.. for the consuI
Ton ~ cement .idcwalks. passed ~
city council Of salt Lake CITY. Uteh.
Nemn"r -. 1911. and approved by
mayor November %. iIli a. sppeat
record iu my office.
Tn witness Whereof I have heff'I
''t Hy hand md afrizcd ihc corpor
s'al Of ssid city, this gsth dav Of NosH
hcr. l9ll.
'SEaD r. : RIVEs
Ci,r Gccordu
Biil No. lia
Sidewalk Extension No. 100.
First Partial Estimate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
ADOPT THE
AMERICAN SYSTEM

SEATTLE. Wash. Now 30-A con
tract for $4,000 worth Of logging and
saw mill machinery 20 be used in tho
first Numbering plant TO be built in For
mosa has Just been awarded BY the Jap
snese government TO a Milwaukee com
uauv. which has us northwest headquar
tcrs in seattle
- The japanese government has IcCid
ed TO adopt the Pacific northwest sys
TEN OF logging and lumber saving, not
withstauding that Tor fifteen years n
had been experimenting with German
mcth hods.
The Formosa forests remain intact
The lumber Is said 10 be sufficient "a
last for many wears. The lumber was
not discovered until about ten wear.
ago. following acquisition Of the island
bv the japanese during the war with
China. The plant will be located az
kogI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
SUFFRAGE QUESTION
RAISED AT HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov 5o.-rHs re-
rItar ~, the Harvard corporation TO ALLOW
NIr9 psuknuIst 10 addteFs Tho students
800 a. college building has caused str
Iu unds graduate rirclrE the body %.
stIdrats 81 splitting irto two camps.
sthfursttrs aud anti -TUifr~g"itcs. and
iuNurufI8f alumni are being dsk,a Go tais"
a hand ir tHs control rrrF. \ petition
1sf been started. praying Use corporation
fo r.tsrre lfs Judgment, and 'lN pro-
P-rlFrTsf- pari I. enrolling Itsct Uu-
g.. f..c banner of uu or.aniEstiou known
80 Tine Harvard Mems Equal Suffrage
'eaEUe. 0r which william T. Fisher. a.
junior uo1r '1icaEo, is president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
roTIcE TO CONTRACTORS

Once or The Roard y, Puhjlr Work.. Sal,
raIi 'iit. Utah. Npy. -. 1911
scaled proposals Nitl De received a.
'Nis ufure unti = ." o.. m. Fflday. De.
rsmHsr IF, 1911. rTT constructing cs--s-
sidrO sika ln silrVaik extension 30. 1Ss.
both rides NJ Third south street from
Fir-; 20 TNird West strs~tr anf sas,
sldc oi rio Grauds street from point
-Hh.ta fset north ~ Third South street
o. I"urir south street according 10
plans "u ME iu tHF nfnre ri tire city en-
ri nerr.
Instructions ~ tIIdcrs Together u-if,
plans uro0'ss. qualifications and forr.s
Tor contract AMI bond. may. hs cbtaInrd
upon application a. Tho uff~~ ~ The
board 20 public work. ~ the city rngl.
uscr. deposit of ave Ut5j dollars being
required.
rh. rEat ls reserve I'd 10 rejc-, any and
aI bids
B--e.dsr o' th, boars ~ rubri- work,
II GA III Lay. L--a.-Inar.
o--
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
GERMAN STATESMEN TO
ANSWER GRElS SPEECH

BERLIN. Nor su.-fwr.rlfl Chance. e.lpr
won Esiluaun ItoIlvrs and Foreign sec
terlr tur kidsrlcu -WacchJcT VII rcpit
u tNc rs..I-tIS nest vasl fu tho speech
1n tnr Moroccan situation made by
EHutI Foreign Ofil,c S~oreisT, Slr I'd
MONDAY
u NAV ur THAR one or both OF tho
German statesmen viii indicate pm op-
p1rruuitv fIs England io manifest its
good eir o. Germany either u conucc-
rou Nth tr~ HsElad railway or with
ile CONSOLIDATION ~ th" German colonial
rmr. .a lu Africa by cey.atious ~ Bel
riau Uf Portuguese territor-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01

Every family has need Of \ good re
liable linImcut For sprains, bruises
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains there is none better than Cham
hcrlHin's sold bv al dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
NOTICE o. TOCKHOGDERs'
ETING

Ncur' 'e hereby given that tie an
nual meeting - '6t sfo-kloIdsrs OF ft,
lFzHlu' Mining company VIII a. hold a.
the office ~ I.E -nuu1uy ro.rI, ~.
kcang building. Ialn street Salt T5Es
city. tth. nu Mu1lIr. tho ftr day "a
December 1871. Hf u.r'Hrk 90 m fo~
The election u directors for me ,rs,firg
N'rE ruJ lor Che fran'artlon ~ suct
other business a. may be brought before
the meeting
JAMES y. BERKELEY. Secretary.
I1tsd No-0uIbrf 10 1911. oi72s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
knutsford Furniture Sale

Etsfything ia The hotel VIII b. o..
Tered 20 private sale There are rnanv
tt0u-4Hd dollars worth cf carpets. ruys
iu.TortcL china. silVcrware lc-soua1.
laTl0r sEd kitchen furniture. fixture,
lad showcases Everything used IA .
hctcl
- wil nav those liginr on: or .ova
20 Visit th,s sale sale from . n z
10 5 = N daily.