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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
1ELEFEoTI COMPANY WIEs.
sulNne Court Rsverses TIVE ASvss<s
DecisisAs.

Jackson.--The supreme ~surt Monday
again reversed the state in iitigat;on il
which the Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company wss the dsiexasnt
below, in which two ca.es were es the
docket Oss OF these vas tros Marshall
county sRd the other from YIlobushs,
and were somewhat different from the
Hrentss county eases decided two er
hres wssas ago, IN that the contention
was set mp that the Cumberland Com
psny lad violated another phxre Of the
anti-trut statutes. The matter son-
planned OF was that the defendant cor
peratsn had entered into an arrange
Hent o. sssspiraey TO prevent thos. lsesl
tslepAsns corporations, with which they
Asa s<snsiag trsfhs arrangements with
sSAsr ssr4srstieEs. In both sa.e~ sh.
sssSt reversed the ssse and ordered tie
bill d's~issss, which IL supposed to set
y any ether sssss Of siEilsr character
esat ny b pending or ssntsrFIssss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

Gev. Essl WE EsEe Lsnes y OAsa Il
Delegates.

Sev. EeSl We EsEic LsI9s y 0AsG q
Delegates.
Jsck see-esy Keel hEs ksSa rec lis4 ~ 1
10 sppeirh Ice delegates ~ represent
Miseasppi st IKE fturtk s~esise Of ths
Nstiexsl Good Reads Congress, wkick
meets 81 EirA ,as l,ss IN May 1895, ux-
der The auspices ei TIE kstisAsl Geeds
RoeSr Association. lie E rev consider
ing this Estter, and weulS Ike te hs~
suggestisss fren every ee,nty in the
state ss " vho is sYecislly Interested in
gooS reads in that county and wswld
likely attend tbs nestinf.
The cersress ia supported sna en-
dorssd by nearly all Of the organizations
Of TIE United States specially interested
in agricultural, industrial and trsnspcr-
tstioa Development, among it's vice pres
idents being c. S. Barrett, president of
the National Farmers Union, leading Of
fieisls Of NEST Of the big railroads Of the
country, United States sepators, CON
greeenen AID ether public sffeals.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
FARs0vS REen0 u 1R0UBlE
Beseser T. Wachtnctea hhas Unpleesant
ks@srtsnae IN MsW York.

A1asr 4 ssa1Be n Nsw York city
n hallway N lin West 6itty-
ThtsG nbSsst sad Dne cha se up CvH
txal Paxk. Desasr r. WsaAinstoa was
kasuOAt hAs - WR eixty-Fifth
strsst Psliss stAt1sa by = I&tFelx,aA.
Albert UirisA. q sa1psatsr, WAS ar
rsstsd - Nsx1sAaetsns complaint
charged win saseslt U3sich told the
polios tAst he kal Soual Warrington
yssrkC tkrs~eA q hecksse IN az apart
Hssxt ut that sA&sSxB. Washington
had 1--WE sr three saalp WOUNDS and
was take1 70 T1ewE ksaptsal tor treet-
mont
At fine Yel1se RAS tSsa Mr.. WaehinE-
tea tsh Ilest e.s6n wAe was On the
desk thst he hss( beea In tewn since
EG tnpdsy. He ssdd he rceeived . tele-
rrnsl from the sn[tor ef the Tvsk<-
zee mstituse, u. E. Entsh, eskiRs him
10 rs 10 the baane Of Hsnieh's eeusfn
sise Bi,,aea pBsash, st IL X West BIZ
ty.T7si,E street.
he MM tpA n me evtm sng he f3yst
went se church Rnd got to the Eizty-
Third rtreet AG6sesE GaeRt e:15 ,. n.
lie sf 81 That he lo0sed at the names
on the btlls IN tAse veStSsnle Of 11X,
wiioh Is IN s1arhnNt hoUee, and vss
Rpfs,le to fnG snC enc Dansed Smith.
Ise sah chat he may have stayed
m fse-t Of ms s1artnmt for FEW
morsents anG snat NC vent back sew
ess.l tifaes 10 lssuk fer Smith. Then
he sisid tltst U5yieh ran out Of the
spartmcIt beuee vpstibs.se ekd came
at htya with club.
Mr. Washington caid he pan east 10
Ccntrnl pprk west and then pan north
tor block On The park side ef the
ttrt>et with ulrieh chose behind behind
a.ti,ls him He positively identified
II ish as ta,e maR who assaulted him
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
ufxIcANs fire CD
k1ERGkA TROOPS
Ggn Fall LEs Ss9Afs
eraFskg ser1.sa.

Ssssa EaAaf,~a DaUnsvA<y, Rewa
u -Ean" EsAsw1xx, GA sAres
vsssr As.sFdsAss have be<n 0hot I,
heath uk<sy eESAr of q haGieaa eous4
nal sssl ksr Fsr srtis& &AlAex - d Ssur-
resssez. Asssrs tag - rsws received
y sax AHtsAis. Tenna.
CensieeAt With ~ kcufcan federal
sslais<s' sriAG ss uASssl etat,s Hoops
NJ fssaiSls. TsaAs, 4 vos barr ~
Ast Mar isAns ~ tA>r Btaz coldicrs
- rsssA h Hst k1ewa-Aas raidirs
Essas. Eoei<es ts AreNsfsxt Z large
Satrist aTouI< AlpisA are tsvrer-strick-
-. United EtstAe 6GclA are being
Aur1fs< 10 the aesAs VIA all ksate.
Lives Of werisu axl cAildren ero
endangered BY the raiders. In the ai7-
kict around Bsquillss, Teas, tho ws-
ncS are being r,AhsA to the Chishos
ARD Tsrlins qua mines, that tho miners
nay protect then peHdins the arrival
Of United EAtes trssps to drive cut
me rsidefr.
Tie TROOPS Rssrsst the scsne Of
HcuhA were at Marathon, Texas
~, roal Vi oesse.'
hut TIVE days Will bs required to reach
M.
NJ. 80. rN',,-
..,
nv,
s oISn~
ii 49,
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
TROOPS Oa1ERE0 KCEE
Martial Law Around EenIS and 0il
hspe, H., Else kn6si.

Martial law around Gillespie an
Bend. H., due to & strike Of miners,
has GENE te an end. The state tresN
were recalled Lcpe by Gsvsrxsr De-
Eeen.
The erder for withdrawal was issued
when SherX Etter assured the fsv-
ernor that he wss confident there
he could handle the strike situation.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
GALE HITS NEW YORK
Fless Glass WindWs Ereksn sad vss-
seis la fscrker in Peril

4 northwest gale that blew away all
touches Of spring and at times reached
velocity Of fifty miles an hour played
many curious pranks in New York.
Plate glass windows were torn from
their frames and shattered, vessels In
tie harbor strained at their anchers
and river craft had difficulty in nsvi-
eating.
At the docks In South Brooklyn the
lighter Elizabeth Washburn, loaded
with 700 hogsbeads Of oil, was torn
loose by the gale, overturned and sunk
The two men on board swan ashore.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
AAH CANNING FLAET.
Whsss aahts May Employ Ik Tssasle
CoIvicte

Whsss oeAts May Erislsy It's Tssasie
Co1victs.
-hotbss.-B4. J. G. Gathmss, supern
tsnisss Of the psnitentisry farms, who
las hss. making his monthly rounds Of
~ hW big plantations, reports that a
greet Zeal Of corn has been planted and
hsYs b being put in tks ground every
cay.
At - ns1t meeting Of the board Of
trustees Dr., Gsthings will make requi-
atsn bsr . canning factory outfit. This
win As established on tho Oakley farm,
vAsss ~ nsin hospital is located and
whsss the female prisoners are confined.
The surplus fruit and vegetables, of
vAisA there d always a great qusntity,
wiz h< PIT up for winter uss By the
ssrvisss. Insrte are being Gkds to
Fsiss nsss and greater variety Of vsee-
tshlss Ah year tAan ever, and the su-
tsrkaa ds.t proposes - pros~vs tks@
In saAa vatksr.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Kinx's Hanahtsrs Csav&tisn.

Mrs. Ira Parsons, Of Brsokhavsp, s&Ats
secretary Of the Mississippi branch Of
the Kings Daughters ard Sens, AZ
that organization will bs held this year
at Meridian on May s, and 10, and
that all delegates will be the guests Of
the Meridian Circle. The state executive
committee has issued az address to the
members OF the organization throughs ut
the state, calling attention to this meet
ing, aid giving thcn ssse necessary n
formation ss to course Of procedure.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
HUGH DAM DEDICATED
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Takes
Part in Ceremonies.

impressive ceremonies attended the
nedication exercises Of the Roosevelt
uam H. the Salt river valley, Arizona
Col Roosevelt, after whom the dam
was named, took a prominent part il
the dedication. A large throns Of
honresidents was preS<at Ter Ne %.
casion.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
KILLS HerKER In TIGKr rATHn.
~ bascharges Revolver DuriAu
Drxnksn Quarrel

Hsridian.-Nsws was received in TIN
city Of fatal shooting ARRAY in Ken
per county, in which = young nan, it il
stated, shot st An ktksr and killed kh
mother.
According - tie lstaih Of the affair,
a young nan BY the name Of VIII Mar
tis, came - the home Of his father, John
NArtn, who lives at Preston, q small
tswn about As niles northwest Of Ne
ridial, in Ksmpsr ssunty, and father
ans sen became engaged in quarrel.
1t - alleged tAat the issn were both
under tie influence sf liquor, ard whsl
angry worss srsss the younger Asrth
pulled q revolver and was holding it n
4 tAree tsalisG manner when Mrs. karGs,
~ mother Of tAs young Aaa, inter
1srsa and attempted - take Vie re-
vslvsr away frs@ the son, and in sons
way ~ wsaPsa was discharged, The
bullet entering the ahasnAsa 81 Mrs..
hArtis, l.AistiHG a mortal wsZA.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Russ CABINET QUEIs
smperor Nicholas Accepts tl.s Ass-
isnation Of Premier etelykin.

The cabinet of Premier StelypG kas
resigned and Emperor Nicholas kss as-
septed the resign ations.
Diss elsions in the Russian cabinet
over the measure adopted to compel
china 10 adhere more strictly to the
treaty Of 1881, particularly as to Rus
fian trsde in Mongolia, were reported
recently.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
EIGHT KILLED IN NINE
Motor leaves Track, Gaueing Reef IN
Pennsylvania Ghaft 10 Fall.

Eight men were killed n q mine Of
the Pittsburg and Buffalo Coal so&-
pany at East Connonsburs, Pa.
A motor drawing tho says in which
'hey were riding to their rooms in the
mine left the track, knocking down
supports and permitting the roof 10
Iall in.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
LEAKEsyIlLE. GREENE COUNTY FRIDAY.
WANT NEW ROAD OUTLETS.
1a'erasis Propositions Presented b
Different Companies.


Meridian.-This city is now 6e,rin,
Oh two propositions which NAV mean
swe additional railroad outlets. One i.
connection WITH the Cochran read .ua
the other il esansstisn with the N.v
orleans, Mobile and Chicago, which re-
Gently acquired the holdings Of tie Ne
Bile, jackson and Kansas CITY read.
IAsrs - much sitAssiasn ever The sus-
lsok 1t present, and the next tss o.
Aftssa days win determine whstlr .
sathfsctery es&l can hs Nsss Wit ..s
81 AstA Of he Tsaas.
N esnsidsratisn Of aess, 80 il n ssid
~ Hsw erlsa's, Msbih sad (Ai~x.
WIN rna ias Assisisn, pss.ihly ks.
IhAesiPhA, n keahsba sstaH. Cssa.
sAs FssPls, il = ~sSsEssssd, wsnt q nssA
higher sssss, bss a es@Sr~Hss nag b
reached
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
NISeIsyIPPI HEADS LIsT.
rs tiszxl CxsrG 0fhcsrs Of This State
First to Apply.

First to Apply.
N'sskinpton ~ the effect that if nstionsl
guard offsers were sent to the Mexican
border, ts applications would be acted
grea IN the order in which they were
received, probably will place Mississippi
at the head OF tlle list
50 far as known, The national guard
officers Of Mississippi We're the nrst to
ask for rsrnission to 60 to the front,
and roslEy ,ssrt.s the agitation. Geu.
Fridge, in srdsr - more clearly pre-
ssHt tie es:ia of Mississippi to be
aEsss ~ frat officers 10 ge.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
krks SssssstisHs.

Jsekssu i he ss,srner has h.n re-
questsd te spTsint a hundred delegates
to represent mississippi At the fourth ma
tioEsl coed rssss sonfress, 70 be held at
Birninghan sr May 1876 seIt, and now
haE tke h&ttsr HaSsr ssraidesatek. In
order 80 sss,ss 4 representative Gslsca-
ti~s, ks wsula ke rka 10 receive sug
psssism frSpa every county in the stsSs
~ 10 whe wsnla bs best sslihss for ths
Important ni@io. and wAs vssls bs
apt - sttssS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
20 KILLED IN WRECK
Dixie Flyer Goes ThrsEgh 4
Trostse in Georgia.

Near Ocilla, Georgia, TIE Dixis
nyer on the Atlantic Ceast rsilreaA
went through a trestle ever the ALA
raha river at o'clock in the morn
ing. Five coaches plunged into tie
river. Twenty persons were billed.
The Dixie flyer is enc Of the crack"
trains OF the Atlantic Coast lins, and
is much uced by touriits oR tbs way to
Florida.
1t is believed several Chicago per-
sons were on the train.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
bE00ERlCK NOT GUILTY.
Chicago Senator Acquitted on Charge
Of Buying Vote fer Lerin,er.

Not guilty." WAS the verdict Of
the grand jury at Sprin skeld. ILL.,, in
The case Of Senator Jshl BrsSsIisk
of Chicago.
lie was accused Of bribag State
senator D. D. Holstlaw in the sleettsl
OF William LoriMSr 10 the Enissl
States senate.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
0aiGtia TaA.

gASSsan.-la. W. 4. Lsstkers, dirsster
q PsAEs AssltA, delivered lectures sE
Asslk Asttess st several places in the
seats Curing the past week. These
hx HR,A Essrest throughout the state
ana &siw a great deal of good, especis l.
y - aEsrg TIE children, whose youth
fk hish are being taught and are zap
hF sbswbiag the Importance Of giving
lse rsgarl - these natten. Mesis-
sirpp is advancing rapidly along the
lMs ~ - uitatisn.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

Eslly errinfs.-A deal las bssn nsAs
wtA tAs Esrti kissirsippi Fair A1seis-
tisa By Capt. Jsln ". Berry, iis<etsr-
general fer tse nstionsl avistsrs, ~
wAish there viii hs big aviation ncet-
ing En- Nay ssa at the fair grounds
hsre. -Four different types Of the nod-
err machine will We used.
Anshs the lsetsd sviator win he Jofa
j. Frisbes, the sstsd Irish hyer, whs wiz
he tAc esp+sin Of The squad. Ass the
celebrated French aviator, Dr. Dlasos,
will give IN sIiibitisn Of his skill.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Vatican Responds to spanish Rsss

At Madrid, SPAN, reply has bsa
received from the Vatican 10 ths Iast
Spanish note and In 1t the chxroh -
fuses to continue negotiations unlsn
the law rv!atirx to the chsrch anssh-
tssns n ixeiEded snoss 6As nnattsss
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

.Iohn F. onraGr snA Benjs4fA D.
GIeea, who servcA SU~r years IN tho
federal penitcatIery at Atlanta, Ga,
for participGt tiea IN the Savannah hAr-
bcr imprvvemext Frauds, were allow
ed to take tie YAupsrs' cath and were
released from CuSteAy. This clears
then OF pay3sg ~ tsFJ,eeo fre tyn-
Hq<p~A
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
YAiN Dietrict JuSfeehip.

1H4tN DEtIIVt JCWEOLlHF'
JAcksoa.-Gov. Noel has snnsrAcsa
tist he will appoint judge for the
Third judicial district in sbont three
weeks, ss it seem. to be generally ua-
derstood that Judge ". A. RoaEe will
resign about July l, and the governor
will follow his usual custom Of making
the appointment sAsut tlxse asatAs N
sAvaass.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

'Vst HegsNAsr" Meeting.
EaAleAl.st.-A lsrse snA satA lsias tis
meeting Of farmers and business men
was Ask here in ths county ssurthsss
1t was Get Together" meeting Of all
interests pertsisiig to the upbuiliing Of
this immediate territery and was called
by number Of progressive business nsa
Of tie community. The object Of the
meeting was the reorganization Of tas
Progressive League, which did splendid
vsrk hsrs sense years 49,.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Nsesissiypis ecntrihstise.

JaeLS0E. Gov. Noel SITS tee thst, -
tar as he ia Informed, the only Ei.sis-
commercial congress- fund for sontia-
percies st The Atlanta meet was that
cOatributes ss tks part of the Eissis-
siPpyi Cole - tien Association. This
was tie suE ef $1,000, contributed in
he KANE Of thst erssnigstioH by l.. I.
TEsmpsoa, LsoH V. iShearer and James
NJ. Sullivan ef hGttiesburs. Asba ma
.sassihassl ta,oos en- tie sPst.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

NeriAian.-kr J. p. RlA Of West
Point, enc Of the most extensive alfalfa
raisers in Mississippi, has 5000 acrss in
alfalfa and ships to Meridian, Laurel,
Hattieshurg and ether markets in this
territory. The demand - 30 great that
he ear not ssiss ~ quAstity 10 supply
tks demand
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
cxAEeE ENGINEER DIs9oIcT.
visksSuIg Gets Headquarters Third
Capt. Smith IN Charge.

Vicksburg. Official transfer ts vieks-
burg Of the sffss Of the Third United
States engineers sfhce is new being
made, and Capt. j. A. Woodruff, who has
been under supervision Of Capt. Clarke
S. Smith, stationed in Memphis, is 70
be given charge OF the local office. Capt.
Smith remains in charge in Memphis.
The transfer will se concluded within
the next few days.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Og Citis,a DisA.

heridMn-W. c. Harbour, one Of the
pioneer citizens Of tliis section and for
wears = resident of keinper county,
dica ct the sgs Of rs years.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

1Ats Epst EAAG.
Ja0Ass Fate must hang. He Was ssn-
visited and sentenced ~ death several
nss,ltAs Ass tsr murder, but ha ease
Wa appealed 10 the supro&e court,
which Has just handed dawn decision
Affirming the &ssth penalty and fixing
kpril - ~ ~ date Of kx execution.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
etjsst 10 KsgRs Carriers.

herdiaa-Tls Mail Carriers assseia-
tdon Of this city, in reply to comnunt-
sstiea fren the state organization 70
sHsting that they send a delegate TO the
ssxt annual convention and ask for ad-
nittanss ints the state sessciRtisn, kas
s4aiAcd It's iHtsntisn Of ignoring the re-
ausst. Their sction is prompted BY the
fast tAat solersa carriers are employed
n - anPArtasnt at VioksAuSs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Coed Reads E&xeSet.

GttG EtaGs E&KgHtt.
Grserwoos.-Gsod reads was the soIs
topic of discussion at banquet givea
by the uresnvills Businsfs League, in
hoRsr Of Congressman b. G. Humphreys
and government goca-ros&s expert, At
wiish Asrs tAAA Sso Euets wsrs pres
snt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

liI,Jseie State &C rscse Ases FevspRbiy
sn GSffy~ee Ms~sSre.
TIE women rurssee htn pssrsd the
Il1inois senate ky . vote Of 81 - 10.
Eight Drrc ecyss vst06 against the
measure. Only two Aer1blisans, Penn
bertox End Potter. we've recorded
sGaiMrt it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20
GRANT CERTIFICATES TO
THREE NEW PHARMACISTS

The Utah board OF pharmacy mas just
completed two-days' session at the
museum building, University OF Utah, for
tration. The examinihS board are as fol-
lows: Wynre l.. Eddy OF Brigham City,
John Culley Of ogden, Alex HedQuist Of
Provo, Walter III. Dayton. secretary, Of
Salt Lake City. James l.. Frankcn, presl-
dent. of Salt Lake City,
The following named persons passed a
successful examination and were granted
certificates US regi-tcrcd pharmicists:
Walter r. hampton. m, Of Pennington.
William Musser OF Salt Lake City. Fred
T, Liddell OF Bingham Canyon. Mr.. Lid
dell vas granted certificate by recipro-
cal registration. and y, the first pharma-
cst To be registered under the new law
passed BY the last legislature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20

kee Consolidated Mining company. held
on the 18th day OF July 1911, an assess
ment OF one % cent per share was levied
and assessed on the outstanding capt.
tai stock OF said corporation. payable
July IS. 1911, to A. f. Garfield. secretary
of said com 2any room s07, Newhouse
building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
August. 1911, Will be delinquent and ad
unless payment is made before. win be
sold on the 4th day OF September, 1911,
TO pay delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and
expenses of sale.
A E. CANFIELp.
Secretary Yankee Consolidated Mining
Company. h2125
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20
Real Estate Transfers.

Charles T Brown 10 Elizabeth Z.
Dehlin. lots a and 2o. block l.
Waterloo addition ....-..,. .....S
James II. Angel and wife TO Johan-
nah Srixen. part of lot :. block II. d.,
Burt 6: Carlqulst to William NJ. Gri-
singer. lot l. block. s. section l6
Township ] south. range | east,
Charles j.. Evans and wife to Peter
+. Erskire. part of lots ]. i2, -
and ~. block l, La Ncta place 80.
Hannah e. w, Brown To william
T.. Brown. part Of section Is,
township >. south. range ! west. 4
Jededlah .idar and others To Joseph
Nelson supply company, part OF
lots 20. u and IS, block 10. For
The Progress company 70 Archibald
Bradford. part OF section Z. town
ship south. range l east ....s..
Alfred L. Kcndeil and wife TO Peter
+. Erskine. part Of lot 3. block 80.
William II. Evans and wife 10 Peter
Il. ErslSine part of lots l. 80. A.
block !, La Neta place ...........
George ]. Fox and wife TO Jesse NJ
Fox, part OF section Is. township
. south. range l wesZ ..,,..,.....
Frank I. Pogoda 10 Walter Rufcn-
acht part OF lot II. block ., Capt.
tol avenue addition .,..,.......,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-20

II BEAUTIFUL church wedding OF
Yesterday morning was that OF
Mis- Beulah Behlc. the talented
Y young pianist. and Frank Esta-
I brook oi Nampn. Idaho. which took
/. al noon at ST. Marks cathedral. The
IN held happy company OF the
m friends only VINO had gathered 10
= Tho service To the strains OF
|xvcct music the brida! party en-
rom the vcstibulc and advanced
Ia altar steps. Attending the bride
'hcr dearest friend and schpolmate,
|'CIndvs McCouaughy. Oscar Pierce
|nmpn was the best man. The bride
River IN marriage by her brother
Al c. Bchle and among the guests
4 her two sisters Airs. Dietrich. and
dauahtcr Margaret from Nampa and
-E. ". Rowlcs and her husband from
n The bride made a lovely picture
cr smart suit Of white serge with a
'o match and Il great shower Of white
4 The bridesmaid wore a gown and
of lilac shades. and carried q great
er OF lavender sweet peas. y break
for the family and attendants fol-
d at the brides mother. Mrs. Anna
:. and Mr.. and Mrs. Estabrook left
he afternoon train for the coast.
\ Sen Ftancis co they Will go 10 Port
and later will return To Nampa
. they will make their home.
Iior and Mrs. Sydney a. Cloman will
here this morning from the west
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Births

Kenneth Earl Nllham. 2SG r street
boy
William Reunin uargis. SAL South
Tenth East street. giri
Thomas L, Samuelson, 3lS Brooklyn
avenue. boy.
David Tylcr sos Third avenue. boy,
S. S. BucRwalter. rear 1874 West Frrs,
North street. boy.
Wallis j. Llais, 3i3 West Fourth North
street. boy
Frank Oborn. 36O Belmost avenue
boy
Mork Haywood S26 Hoyt avenue boy
Charles L. kaefer. 534 East Fifth South
street. girl,
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Club License Held Up.

The Alta club application for club
liquor license was held up by Judge
George G. Armstrong yesterday owing to
the fact that the signers of the certificate
accompanying the application were not
resident freeholders OF the voting district
where the license is TO be effective. The
club has another opportunity TO secure
other signcrs.
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Those Who Take : ley Kidney Pills

Those Who Take : ley Kidney Pills
For their kidney and bladder ailments,
and for annoying urinary irregularities
are always grateful both for the quick
and permanent relief they afford and
for their tonic and strengthening effect
as well. Try Foley Kidney Pills,
Schramm-J J ohuson, Drugs, five stores,
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Mrs Charles Z. Richards was the
hostess yesterday morning at delight
full morning kensngton and garden
party. followed by a luncheon at her
home on Eleventh East street the affair
being in honor OF Mrs William G. Jen-
nngs, who leaves shortly for the east.
The guests. numbering a dozen Of the
most intimate friends were seated at
small tables which were decked with
bright yellow coreopsis and ferns.