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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
COURSES IN FLYING NOW

Washington, Dec. 29-Courses Of
aeronantics soon will be established
in American universities to fit young
men for the profession OF flying and
airship building. This ADVANCE in
education was predicted today by
Professor a Lawrence Roach Of Blue
Hill meteorological observatory. Bos.
ton, in an address before the Ameri-
can association for the advancement
OF science saa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
PHARMACY BOARD ME- Eg71Ne

The Oklahoma state Board or phat.
macy VIII hold its regular quarterly
meeting for the examination of can
dllaaates lsa Tor certificates as registered
pharmacists in the Chamber OF Com
mefce building, in Oklahoma city.
on January 9th and 10Th, 1912. Nee.
essary application blanks and inform.
atlon VIII be furnished on request
! e. BURTON, Secretary. stroud.
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Guthrie. Okla. December 2S, 1911
To the taxpayers OF Logan county.
Attention, Saturday, January o.
is the monthly meeting OF the local
Taxpayers Leagne, also the semi
annual election uf officers, These OF
ficors hoId over the time the next levy
is made All who are interested in
the re Anctlon of t,yxes, he on hand at
tais election, to help us perfect our
organization and TO strengthen our
association Come. w S. Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
BOY. KILLED BY HIS UNCLE

Carnegie Okla, Dec. 29.-Karl Van
'ier. aged %, was mortally wounded by
discharge from shotgun fired by
his uncle Fred Vanier, his guardian,
and nt whose home he had been liv-
ing at 5 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
as the result ot bitter quarrel be-
tween the two men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29

Keep sharp lookout boys. said
the build ng inspector.
Yes, sir"
And II a stout gentleman comes
in ard wants permit to 80 down
chimneys. don't charge aim anything
Tor IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
sLAps DAWES COMMISSION

Mnskogee. Okla. Dec 29--An opin.
Jon handed down late Thursday night
by Federal Judge Ralph y Campbell
olds that 'thGs Doves commission
held without treason, or authority in
dividing certain allotmehts for sep
arate tracts designated one the
homestead and the other the surplus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
RsYes IN MEXICO cITY

Mexico City Dec 29--GeneraI
Reyes arrived last night The car in
which he Travelled was dropped In
the freight yards and the prisoner
conducted by an unfrequented route
10 tine Santiago military prison.
There was no demonstration
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
| BurreIl Must Go Back.

Arrangements have been made
whereby Hugh A. Burrell, tne aged
banker of Brownstown, Ind, who is
charged with eight counts of forg
cry, by which he is alleged 70 have
secured $4,000, will he taken back for
trial and will be allowed to give bond
in the sum of $4,000. Governor Cruce
Thursday. refused to interfere in a
writ Of requisition for Burrells re.
turn. lBurrell is 67 years old and is
in bad condition physically
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
Decision Against vandenvoort

Holding that the 1910 sarnishment
law was constitutional Justice So
ward. Thursday, decided the case OF
John McNeal VS.. DR.. NJ. Vanderyoort
in favor of the plaintiff, allowing him
damages in the sum OF $57,40. Attor.
neys for the defense announce that
they will immediately appeal the
case The law provides that mans
wages cannot be garnished outside
OF The state in which the debt was
contracted fa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29

Cake or biscuits made with THE
ALTON GOODS Baking Powder will
astonish YOU They are so aight.
sweet and good in every sense Of the
word.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
File suit on Note.

File Suit on Note
ore case was flied in tae United
states circuit court this morning.
Frank ireland and Son Of Illinois vs.
T. W. .Poarch. A. r Jackson, J. T,
Copp. E. c. Woods. T. w. Dalton, 3.
H. Schoeler, IA. Fl. O'Briant G. z
Brown, r. J Jackson. R. G.. Wood am
j. ". Abbott, all OF Carter, Beckham
county The suit is to recover on two
81 800 notes given by Robert Burgess
4 Son OF Carter The defendants
were enaorsers on the notes in the
sung Of $500 EACH, The notes have
been paid by the defendants and the
demand is for tine balance, s., 200
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
N oLo-FAsHIoNEp WOMAN.

why did yon get divorce from
your irusband?"
well | didn't have the heart to
feed him cyanide. although | notice a
good many ladies are going In for
that now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
yoEMEN's BENEFIT.

The members OF the Yoemen lodge
via give benefit dance ut their hau
oyr McNultys store, Harrison avenue
next Wednesday, night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29

The Womans Relief CORP. win have
eau meeting IN the Burford hail at
'.oo FRIDAY evening for initiation and
hni'ished business All members are
rged TO be present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
Clark %

Speaker Champ. Clark Inspected the
Masonic temple yesterday with Chief
.litchell and the ladies reception COM
1iittee. He was much pleased. The
organ peeled out Home Sweet
lIome" his honor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
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Woodward Firm Bankrupt.

One Involuntary bankruptcy case
was filed in the United states district
court this morning by Hegler & Co.,
OF Woodward
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29
A PLEASANT SURPRISE

Mrs. A, E. Peacock. gave her daugh
Ter Edith a pleasant surprise party
Wednesday night Thirty inyiteG
guests partooh of light refreshments
Dancing was the order of the evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-29

HOT DRINKS AT LEWIS CON
FECTlONERY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

T1 T. t queer bu' captain cy him
self dDrsn remember wlrthrr
IL the dny wa, Tuesday OF
- Wednesday Asnph Iddlrrs
records ought 20 settle H. for rhsrs wos
meeting uf the board NJ srlrrrmrn
that day ana Asuph hn, been town
clerk IN Bnfpyr' slucc the summer be-.
fore the BlutIsl meeting house burned
but on the record the date. IN Asuph's
handwriting stands Tuesday. May
10, lS9 mud ms 10 happens, May 10
OF thn yenr rcil ON Wednesday not
Tuesday at Nll
krtuwh Bangs. who keeps the per
feet bo1ydng house." says f. was
Tuesday. bceausc sho remembers they
had fried cod .hcck3 and cabbage that
day. ns they have every Tuesday, aud
neither Nlr Tlddltt nor Bailey Hnugs,
kcturnh'a husband was on hnud when
the dinner bell rang Kcturuh says
she lB certain II was Tuesday. because
she remembers smelling the boiled
cabbage as She stood ut the side door.
looking up the road tu SOC n either
Asapb or Bailey was coming A. tor
Bailey, hp says he remembers being
mtc 10 dIuurr lud his wircs "sraniu.
10 hcnye O brundsidcs into hIm' bee
cause of it bat he doesn't remember
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

a brandshcd but reysrent left hand
the second by a dsrslyely pointing
right The two friends had reached
the crest Of the long slope leading UP
from the town hail On ono sldo of
tho rOad stretched the Imposing front
age of the Atkins estate" with i.a
iron fence and atone posts; on tho 9th.
or slouched tho weed grown. tumble.
down desolat0n Of tho 'Cy Whitaker
place" Tho contrast was that Of opu.
lent prosperity and poverty stricken
neglect
Heman whs our leading citizen, our
representative ia Washington and tho
towns pbllanihroplst He gave the
Atkins memorial window and the At
klns tower clock to the Methodist
church The Atkins town pump. also
his gift. stood before the town hall.
The Atkins portrait IN the Bayport
Ladies' library was much admired. aud
the sIle Of The Atkins fortune was the
principal subject ~ conversation at
sewing circle, ne the table NJ "the per
feet boarding house" around the stove
IN simmons store or wherever Bay
pOrters were used 10 gather
The "Cy Whitaker place" faced the
Atkins eaHi- from The opposite side
Of the main road but Il was the gen.
crnl opinion that Il ought 10 be ashnm-
cd 10 face f. Originally II had enjoyed
the di.uIard seeIuslon afforded by
white picket fence with square gui,.
posts, nnd The path 70 ~ seldom used
front door hsd been guarded by rigid
lines ~ box hedge This, however.
was years ngo. before the SECOND Cap.
tain y Whitaker died and before the
Howes family turned II into the Sea
Sight House, hotel for summer
bOnrders
The lIowcses improved" the house
and grounds They tore down the
picket fenne. uprooted the box hedges
hung Sign over the sacred front door
and built n wide yrran1a under the
parlor windows. They took bouriors
for five consecutive summers Then
they gave up The Improbable under
taking returned 10 Concord, y H..
their nntvc city and left the Cy Whit
tinker place 10 bear the rayages Of
Bnyport winters and Bayport small
boys ~ best n might
tCuuiIuurd Ina tnunrro,,'. unnprA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

PLACE
BY JOSEPH c. LINCOLN
copydlh.. 1908. BY D. AppI.ton q Co.

T,,y,tsbt tong h. n An,I.,o, n, r.
49,
4 "'' '''liI.'' Hhu pI""''''n I'D 10 ms
b''i 10, 'h' appropriation 'ud hHd tor
4 "u.' D''h very s'"gu'n' OF securing
"'.'h'y' however No uHd not
uirA Gulle as hoD'Iui
what's tupn josiah thlnk about
ihe chances" asked Ashph engerly
Vel. somotimr7 hn thinks Yes and
tAnn again he thinks 'No' replied
Bailey lie says. of course, II lleman
70 able 20 gel II he Will, bun n Boo nin't
able 10 hc h"'-
Ito WON'T ! spose Well. can
lh.nA ihw my''If nnd ! don't sot up
." be uo Inspired 1no"itnii Ike Joe
hlm'E Hr nInt heard from lieman
lnIr'7 Inns her
$40. hr amt Hrl'nrrS anybody
elise, SD fur % can ma out
'h ies, they have nave Tor
one
Nr Bangs stopped short IN hls dou-
bI' Iui'A mnf'h Tot home nnd AIN.
nor ana looked MS companion IN the
tlr"
'A'" IIddiiI' he ori'd, 20 you
nrnu ip lc'l me yon Y' had letter
from Hemhn A'hlni from WaHhin.
"nf
A7'ph nodded poihn'oWIY
Yes 'ir' be d'.'nrci a letter
rom ih" Hon irmnn 4. Atkins of
Wa5Nln'ion, y e. come 70 me last
nlEll ] r'nd u hi'g" lurn"d lu.
You did. Ana never said nothin'
about i'
why should say anything about
' WIS 'u'I''7'n TO mo "' Town
'''rN ana was ''n'eFnin' matter to
be- took up with ih" board N s.icct.
men amt ~ me hhbll " hoIlcrln
town HHalrs through O SpoakIn' irum
pct I"lb' mat vote Tor me town
mco'ln' day know that guess. Angle
Ihihhey mys 10 m" only yesterday,
Mr Ilddltl' SnyS she. there's one
'n'hg III 'Ay ior you yoN don loIk.
lINWph'' bailey Snorlrd indignant
" She thought twas good thing
NOT p" tax, heyf She dldi We'll, by
m,Ehy. You never get no chance to
l0'k "h'h shes around. Angie Phin
n'y' why when thar poll parrot OF
hers dIrd AIph'w Smollcy declared up
ana down that what Killed II was Ieal-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

"YoUya MAD 4 rErrrR rVoN HFNNN AT
KiHB FROM WAsUtN rON
more 'hoo but hc moppod hl. Gore
head, or .hc extension above &c. u,
ing or h ap 20 DO so
Il corlo'r She with, he said nro,uy
"Tell you the truth. Asc, was MP .o
the store, aud CUp'n Josiah Dlmtk
aud some more Of en- drlftcd I'm. lud
we got ulNn' about the chances ~
the hnrhor appropriation nnd ouo
thing or mother, and 'twus latcrn
thought TWINS fore knew lr'
The appropriation from the govern
mcnt which wos 10 deepen and wldcn
our harbor horc at Bayporl was a
very vital topic among us just then
Hcman Atkins, the congressman frow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
OF TULSA, OKLA, CAPITAL ANC
SURPLUS $500, 100000, OFFERS TO
ITS PATRONS EVERY COURTESY,
AND EVERY ACCOMMODATION
WHICH THEIR BUSINESS, DEPOSIT
BALANCES AND RESPONSIBILITY
WARRANT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
FISHER OUTLINES
GOVERNMENT PLAN
Secretary of the Interior Tells
What Is Wrong With Ad-
minislration Of Laws.
Continued from Page One.)

ment all through the west and divcrtinc
immigration Into Canada.
In answering this criticism. SecrCutr'-
Fisher said that much OF this Was due
To the present laws: that individual In
spectiou OF claims and CONSEQUENT delays
were necessary to prevent exploitation.
'Tf timber lands were classified rs
such" lac said we would not have TO
withdraw them 10 save tac m
In suggesting reforms In the mining
laws Secretary Fisher advocated aDol-
ishlng the power OF attorney and tn
aneN theory of tho mining Isws. 81" said
The fundamental requirement should b."
devc lopment-
Tho secretary said tho admlnistrd ion
had been pursuing too liberal policy
in tho rcCia amalIon service. that the irri-
cation laws were unwisc and needed To
he changed. that 81 TIC entire public do
main Is To- bc surveyed more money
would have to he appropriate ted for the
geological survey. lie said the leasing
sSsrenl Is the only way water power can
be conserved for the people. but tho reVe-
nuc tncrcfTom should not so 10 inc gov
ernmcDt. and advocated n leasing system
FOR grazing lands.
\ resolution WAS ado<cd making II
The sense Of the meeting that each state
represented In tho Northwestern DeYel-
opincnt league make n liberal appropria-
ton fur publicity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
SENATOR KEARN,S
SOUGHT REPEAL

The recommendation or Secretary FISH
~ FOR the repeal Of tho so-callcd apex
law IS q Nlndi,ation Tor the hin intro
duced Ia tho United States senate in
1908 by Senator Thomas Kesrus. Sena-
tor Ecsrns'S measure in substance pro-
vided for precisely the game change in
tho mining laws that Secretary Fisher
now (aVora. ~ tho time OF It's iuiroduc-
ton bv senator kcarns. however. there
Was opposition To the bill and II failed of
passage.
Vt least threc-fourtls OF The big law
Euita involving mining claims an prose-
cuted and defended on tho apex theory,
Millions Of dollars have been expended in
litigation based on the theory OF apex
rights. Geological experts have been
raid fortunes IN witness fees in some OF
tho big mining suits to prove that Il party
tO the litigation was or was not tho
iighifui owner of = vein whose apes was
located I'm The ground Of ono side or the
other n was the usual custom that iI
ono Geolocis, said tho vein ia dispute
was a part of tho vcu system that had
SIS apex in ,crtsin ground. another ScoI-
ogist tcEtIrviuc for tho other side, con-
tended that il WAS part uf another vein
system whose apex lav elsewhere.
AboliFhiu1 the apex rights law viii
place mining locations on tho same basis
as agricultural entries. The recon-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Births.

John Norris. IS7; Canell street, girl.
Joseph Eugene McCinty. 10 Nirth First
West street. boy
Walter Reach Bryson $50 South Eighth
East street, boy.
James p Mcik. 997 ~ street. boy.
Dewey 5. Morgan, $50 South West Tenn
pie street. girl.
Arthur NJ Walker. S3s Harrison ave-
nue, girl.
George :. Alexander. o1T South Third
East street, girl.
John Kempton. Barrcts court. boy.
David A Smith, go Lincoln avenue.
John L. Reynolds. a35 Fourth avenue
John Austin Pack. osa Blaine avenue
James f. Dick, 5i5 Brigham street
girl
John F. C;ordelius. rear 1926 Yves,
Eighth South street. boy.
Henry Man, 81. Marks hospital, girl
Albert H. Eempton, Sc. Marks hospl-
tai. girl.
avenue. boy.
Artie T.e Roy Peck Lake Rreozc, girl
Clark Oral Dunshee, st Marks hos
Robert G. Shelton. 25S Lucy avenue
boy.
Rosslyn Eugene Wells. SO Third ave
nuc, boy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
FOUR LIVES LOST IN
TROLLEY COLLISION

KANSAS CITY, Dec 1S.-That me
casualties in tho collision between two
trolley cars on tho kansas City-Leavcn-
worth electric line At Wolcott. Kan, TO
day we're only four killed and seven N
inred was due 10 the heroism OF Roscoe
Ayers. an employee,
Ayers VAS in tho smoking compart-
ment of the southbound car when the
two met. each going al speed ot anon'
thirtv-fyc miles an hour. The north
bound car powcd it's way almost half
through tho other. smashing the forward
smoking compartment to Spllntcrs. AZ
Ayers craYled from the wrcCkagc GOALS
from the battered stove already had set
'lro TO the wrcClSaGc.
He stamped tho hre out and with his
bare hands threw the pieces OF the
broken stove away. His hands were bad
ly burned but ne saved the wrcckasc
frnnl catching nrn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Kirnban & Richards Building Co
20 Samuel NJ Wood. lot lOs.
block 3; lots l0l and 102. block 2.
Burton place .-...............-..S q
Eleanor A. Mcdonald TO Junius Nc
Donald. part OF block l6. 5-acre
plat A ..r.,..--. ............-.....
Prudential Realty Co. to Joseph
NJ. Miller lots s and ?. block
F.. y. Wicks 10 Martha j., CoCh-
Poplar Grove ..,....-..-....
Joseph Simon 10 n. NJ. Lazelle.
part lot (. block 3. plat A.. ,
Bella Lannlng ct 81. TO George Pc
.tcrson aud wife. part lot 6. block
u, J-acre plat A..,..-..-..-...- rs
Olina Christensen 10 John Boil
winklc ct al. par, lot ], block is.
plat H. Observation-Disclosures.
Gustav UoElUnd 10 Anna g. y.
IIoslund. part lot is. block 1,
5-Acrc plat ....-....-.---....-.
Parry W Beckstoad. part Sec
ton II. township ; south. range
west ........,-> ,->..-...-........ 80
+. i. Kearns and wife Ia 6. r.
Camomil". lOiF l9 and 20. block
/, Ovande addition ........-....
W S. Mccormick g. co, 10 McCor-
nick Co.. bankers, part lot !,
block Il. plat B..,.--..........--
Robert y. Trlpp 10 Klmboll & Rich
ards. lots et al, Burton Place
second .............--....
Paul Goddard and wife. Grace, 80
Alfred BowIes. lot 6. block |. De
Longs subdivision .-.,........., >
Fort HERMAN Land & Stock 60.
90 Isaac J. Dunyon. part SEQ
lions II and 90. township south.
range vest .,,.s-.,-.s-s-..... IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
SAY DYVAM|TERS
BLEW Up BUILDING
Lyon County Court House at
Yerington, Nev., Badly
Damaged.

RENO. New, Dec IS-Thc Lyon
county courthouse AZ Yerington was bad
" damaged from some unknown cause
early Sunday morning. one story Is TO
the effect that the building was dyna-
mItcd.
Tho county commissioners of Lyon
county and Ward Brothers. the coutrac-
tors. have commenced an inquiry into the
cause OF damage. which will amount TO
S3500. on tho new $4,000 courthouse.
Statements from 0orInston that the
damage WAS done by dynamite arc met
by conflicting rumors from Mason, near
by that thc cause was severe cold act
ing on newly nodded concrete The lat
ter theory is borne ont somewhat by the
fact that although the damage occurred
Sunday morning. the claim OF dyna NIT :
ing lid not spread until today. No lnbor
troubles occurred during construction.
but there was considerable ill-feclins
over the award OF The contract and also
over the fact thnt the county seat had
been moved from Dayton 10 Gcrtngton
by the last legislature.
The damage reported consists OF the
IA Hing OF two concrete partitions on the
second door and the carrying down or a
portion OF the floor and the debris to
the lower floor. Tho outside walls We're
not damaged in any way, except where
one iron beam pulled out from tho north
wall.
/, is claimed that evidence of The use
Of powder was found In tho presence OF
pieces OF burned fuse in tho debris.
II IS said that about o'clock Sunday
morning residents heard two muillcd re-
ports The damage was not discovered,
however. until late in thc morning.
The Lyon county courthouse Ind not
vet been occupied. The installation or
plumbing fixtures had Just been COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach

A wcakan and who does &&W
odvls hndth
hcicutly nourishcd. ~
Or. PFERCES GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY A
make he OF G$
Juice Josf
smysn and
and
Hesh.b and
in cool in jDdsemens
a of American medical
All
nsd has relationship with
Don't substitute for this
dy
40 right nshborhood
Medical DR. RV Pierce Pres, Buffalo, NJ Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
MaIriag ge Licenses.

Dan c. Davis and Frances l. Greene.
Salt Lake.
L. r. Frost and Blanche Jacobs, Aroca.
Iowa.
Alvin Drabblc. Elba. Ida; Ellen Moore,
Salt Lake.
Russell G.; ScarIes and Ethel l.. Solo
mon. Salt Lake.
Arthur W. Mcleod and Marguerite A
Davis. bingham.
Arthur r. Cas,leton, Jr., and jamie :.
McKay, Malad
Sterling Nichers, Lehi; Ethel Barrett,
Pleasant Grove.
w. c. Noble and Kathrinc Sone Stef-
fenscn. Salt Lake,
William J. Scott. Mcadvdle, Pa: Re
beuuc Dec. Duncan. Denver. Colo.
Robert Caloraith and Millie Ritter, Salt
Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
JURY FOR PACKERS
NOT YET OBTAINED

CHICAGO Dee 1S.-Two additional
jurors were obtained today I'm the United
States district court 10 Try the ten Chi
caco meat packers indicted for alleged
violation OF the criminal section or the
sherman antitrust law.
When tho hour Of adjournment was
reached nine jurors had been accepted
by both Sides.
Twice during The day twelve jurors
we're rendered, once by each side. but
yaniremeu were challenged and hopes OF
completing tho list before adjournment
were not fulfilled The task will be re-
SumpJ tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
Don e.

Don Z think becauso you have taken
many remedies in vain that your ease
Is incurabe.
Nou have not taken Hood s Sarsap-
arilla.
1t bas cured many seemingly nope
less eases of scrofula, catarrh, rhcuma.
tism. kidney complaint, dyspepsia and
general dcbility-many eases that may
have been worse than yours,
What this great medicine has done
for oi hers il can do for you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19
EDNA GOODRICH WILL
RECEIVE ONLY 100000

SANTA ANA. Cal. Dec. l&.-Ry tnc
terms OF four documents filed in the
county court here Nat Goodwin tho
actor. has settled all claims held against
him by Ibis former wife Edna Goodrich
Goodwin for tho sum of $4,000, 10 be
paid in three installIucuiS.
II WAS agreed, according 10 the papers
flied today that Goodwin would dismiss
tho suit hc brought IN Los Angeles
zgaiusr MS former wife, and she In turn
was To reliuduish all claim she had
against Goodwin. arising from m agree
mcnt. signed in London FOR an equal di-
,.isinn OF I,nndWin's prOpcrtN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-19

mcndation of Secretary Fisher probably
is. NJ IL has been understood here that
it would be, to abolish extra lateral
rights.
OF Salt Lakes eminent mining lawyers
that il tho law were changed so as To
abolish the apes theory. there would he
no interference with vested rights, that
is. the new law would apply only 10 those
mineral locations made after the nov
law went into effect