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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
TWO TEACHERS TAKE
SUDDEN DEPARTURE
Leave Ogden Schools After
Receiving Months Pay
Without Giving Notice.


Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. 3.-Wtthout giving the
slightest warning to the superintendents
of city schools ar to any member OF the
city board Of education. the Misses Jo-
ssphne and Esther Grace, teachers in
the employ of the board. have packed
UP their belongings and left the city.
The hasty departure OF the two young
women. leaving the pupils of the third
grade OF the Grant school and the first
grade OF the Quincy school without in
structors, caused a mild sensation in
school circles. In explanation Of the ac-
ton of the young women, Superintendent
J. NJ. Mills says that they came 10 Og
den AT the opening OF the city schools
with the highest recommendations from
the school authorities at Milwaukee.
Wis. their home Both women. he
declares. have shown incompetency in
their work and had been spoken 10 by
The principals OF the schools at which
they taught regarding their lack OF in
terest in their pupils. Immediately after
receiving their pay checks for the past
months services, the two teachers left
the city without advising any ono con-
nected with the city school system OF
their departure.
The school authorities OF Milwaukee
and various school journals throughout
the country have been advised OF their
action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
kills HUSBAND BY
4 ACCIDENTAL SHOT
aau and Wife Playfully
wrsstle for Revolver When
II Discharges.
.,.t,o The Tribune.

.,isl 10 The Tribune.
n,cr Nov, S.-Joseph Pickenstcin,
tor the Southern Utah railroad,
..,,d,ntally killed at Castle juno
q. 80, East Hiawatha, last nisht by
,i.,hores Of revolver in the hands
n1. MI Pickenstein went home
o'clock, after his DAYS work.
4 ,,omsn had the revolver in her hands
n. husband plasfuliy attempted 10
-.', u from her. II was discharge
~. bpllet took effect in the mans ao-
coroners jury this afternoon
|cnsn ,sS The wife Of al blame,
'>snii, >esnni. .,Iernoon fury was secured for
tn,, Of Robert Iaffey and Frank
y charged with the murder OF AL
'on'y. Jenkins Of salt Lake City at
'.n,v,,de last Febrpnry The case
. an IN the morning and the same
~ sa,.ss .s will testify and tho same evi-
~. hs offered as In the Corier case.
,s 10 be sentenced next Monday.
"a. slsrsr. wanted for an alleged muir
~ s, lsren. Colo. and who was apprc-
.s,s here the nCSt of The week by
W. Kel,cr, was returned TO Colo
i. q 'rs,tcrday, an officer coming from
v. Tor him. He consented 10 return
LIAM, rcouisition papers. lie admitted
a, he is the man wanted, but denies
"A r1iiit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
GOLD PRODUCED IN
MONTANA COUNTIES

HELENA. Mont, Nov. 5.-1he month
IL report Of The United states ASSAY
office here shows that the total amount
OF bullion handled amounts TO Sl'S,rb.22
and az tbis amount sl36 456.26 came from
The Montana counties, tnc balance com
Ing from Alaska Washington and Idaho
The deposits made by the Montana
counties follow.
BeaEcThcad. $50 BrpadMatc''
SlSl2JS; ChoUtcau. Sl5.505.52; Deer
Lodge. s2U.0i2.1a: Granite. S129.95i JET
fcrsou sgO55.6o: Lewis and Clark. Sl"-
o.$ s.: Madison s60i29.4l. Meagher,
SS,0.; Allssoula, s4Hl3.gG; Park, S&3i.09
Powell. $S66".9l; Silver Bow, $500 .1l ;
Syco, Grass. $685.. Total $l36, f6G.26.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
MAY REOPEN TARIFFS.
Discussion as to Citrus Fruit Rates FIas
Been Renewed.
TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Los ANGELES. Nov. 3.-An effort Is
10 be made 10 reopen the matter of citrus
fruit rate tariffs from California points
to the east, with view of resembling and
modifying the order establishing a rate
of 81 on lemons 10 Salt Lake City at
Washington November Is before the in
terState commerce commission.
According to advices received by Traffic
Manager f. A. Waun OF tic Salt Lake
Route II is the intention OF the commits
sion 10 make Il graded rate II the rail-
roads do not agree To 4 blanket system,
and II VIII begin by fixing low rate
TO Salt Lake and then grading the same
from there TO eastern points.
Az the present time the rate on lemons
to Salt Lake is 81. and from all points
east of the state line It is sl,15 The
railroads are willing TO agree to the s1.15
rate for all points in the United States.
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Advisor Remembered.
special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. ].-Undcr the will OF
The late Mrs. Arnoldina Besselaar filed
for probate by the executors today.
Sven Matson is named as sole devisec
with n life estate in all OF the property
consisting Of real estate valued at $4,000.
The devisee Is no relation TO Mrs. Bes-
for the past few years OF her life At
Mr., Matson's death, the Will provides
that 500 shall be turned over 10 the
Salt Lake temple and the balance of
the property divided share and share
alike among the children OF the deceased.
The executors OF the estate are Herman
DenEcrs and David Jcnson.
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Petition Of Widower.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Spo'Ia! 10 TIC ITIDUnc.
OGDEN, Nov. $--In the probate di-
vision OF the district court this after
noon Winslow Farr filed n petition ask
ing that The affairs OF his deceased wife,
Mary II. Farr, be administered by Lulu
Browning and that letters testamentary
upon the estate be issued to her. The
petitioner says his wife died at Ogden
MAY al 1906. and that he was appointed
administrator OF the estate September
Il this year. lie asks the court TO re-
lieVe him of his duties as admin istra =
tor and appoint Mrs. Browning in his
place. The estate consists OF several
tracts OF land in Weber county OF an
unknown value
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
DIARIES ARE SANITARY.
Gratifying Report Made by Food Com.
missioner After Thorough Inspection,

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov, 3.-Afler spending four
DAYS inspecting dailies, condenscrs,
slaughter houses and other places where
food is prepared for consumption in
northcrn Utah. ]. :. Carver, chairman OF
the state pure food bureau. has returned
10 Ogden Mr.. Carver was accompanied
by Willard Hansen and other members
of the board. lie says that the dairies
and condenscrs in Cache county were
found to be I'm excellent sanitary condi-
tion. The pure food inspectors found
that Ynany of tho dairies of northern Utah
have recently installed the latest sanl-
tary appliances. The slaughter houses in
spected were found 10 have made many
improvements since the last inspection
and all are complying strictly with the
pure food laws.
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Crushod 70 Death.

LE.Wi&TONN. Mont, Nov. 3-Thomas
Jonas. 20 wears of age, = homcstcal der.
unmarried. Was crushed so death restcr-
day IN coal hole located on govern
ment land som" twenty miles from Ken.
quality and NTH three other rcttler-
Jonas was ~ the hole yesterday getting
some fuel FOR his own use. While lie
WAS IN the hole there w0s n heavy lail
or rock and earth.
Coroner Greet reported The accident TO
state Mine Inspector McDermott who
did not doom further Inquiry necessary.
tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
BRITISH DECADBNcE TN GAMES.

10 all International contests our com
petltors from abroad bring an extra
Rccnnoss. stronger desire 10 win, "A
sounccr and more scientific habit Of in
sursnce against all risks, and far more
readiness 20 submit TO the necessary dis
clpine and take the proper amount of
trouble Than oUv own mon remember
noting an Instance or this when Harvard
and Yale met oxford and Cambridge a
tCW Years ago. There was q slight driz-
zlc falling during the high jump, aud
both the American first and second
strings brought with them upon the field
thick, warm rugs. Nhon they had done
their turn they wrapped themselves IN
the rugs. and thus avoided any change OF
circulation. But the EnEllshncp had no
rug. AFTER making their jump they Law
fUll length or tic damp grass until thpIr
Turn cam" round again. 1t was one more
example OF our old preference FOR mud
dlnG through. anC OF our old disJaip
FOR training. application and minute and
rigorous attention 10 detail We want TO
win. but not enough 20 submit ourselves
20 nil th" trouble. expenditure and disci-
pin" mat arr the price Of victory iu
these dSNR of k"cucr Comuctitiuu No.
have as good material to work on. I sum
pose. as any people I'M tho world. but We
do not make tuc most Of - We rarely
turn the rpoiSnNallE f!rst-r"te msu into
the actually Hrst,rat" man. We are siu-
sularlv heh.ntha1d in discovering aud APP
plyNg Toe hundred and on" lijflr devices
that mean VIZ" difference between failure
and success. Tu" new seat iu the saddle
the new .WCT"u Ia tho high iuutp ;hf
new start in tho spr'utz The now service
.at lawn tennis. aro all American mycn-
lions ana u lS only -'lUctauuy that VIC
cond"s'rnd 20 experiment. with them.
DOES all iH'f poiH, TO national short
coming IN q sense ! suppose II does
suppose " may be- taken RS ono NOR" sign
~ otU plsd"lN. " not our inca paciiy for
prov ision, preparation and The stcaGv aa-
lUstwcnt - means io ends " any one
were 80 Eri up and say tnat We fail be-
causc Ne deserve 20. faIi, because wo ave
as Deliberately casual as our rivals arc
deliberately coreful H. would. I take IL,
be difneuit 10 disproye him.-Sydncy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
Sue for S2400 Damages.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. Am amended COM
plant I'm the case OF Thomas j. Chip
man and Stephen w. Chipmdn - eNecu-
tors OF the estate or William Henry Chip
man against American Fork City, Pleas
ant Grove City and Ieni Irrigation &
Canal company has been filed in the
Fourth district court here plaintiffs are
suing 10 recover s2ioO. The complaint
alleges that defendants allowed water TO
overflow upon plaintlNs' lands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
Dab MAN MEETS
4 DEATH ON DUGWAY
,l,l,o The Tribune.

r-lsl 10 lie lrIoune'
ufaB Nov 3.-Phil Crout received
.-nal Injuries In an accident which
'1rrsd near the iuEway. three miles
Moab canyon from tho ferry, AT about
o'rlock today. from which lie died
unl two hours later al Moan,
fsr accident has not been explained.
IA believed, however. that he fell
n MS buggy. In which he was driving
Moab. and that wheel passed orcr
n The Injured man WIS found by
,fg Anderson. who Was behind Mr..
nul with a load - coal. Crour WIS
a by the roadside and had probably
|n in that position nhouI fifteen ,hin-
4. Croucs team was found about ,wc
es down the canyon from ihc scene
HE accident. Dr. poGce East, who
mined him, believes that a broken
piercing The lung WAS the cause OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
NAMES DELEGATES TO
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

The following delegates to the Nation
al Irrigation congress TO be held at Chi
caCo December . 10 8, have been APP
r, w. Young. y. T. Porter. NJ. III
Walker. y. A. Druehl. r. r. Merritt.
George Austin. DIR, Seymour B. Young,
George T. Odell l.. : Hills. c. A. Carl
uuist, c. n. Strevell. i. n. Mander6eld
d. r.. Buriey, l. \. Benton Salt Lake:
Fred j. kicsel, Ogden: r. T. Jensen
Mount Pleasant. Sven O. Nelson Fair
view; Caleb Tanner. Provo; r. s. AM
son. Layton; Henry Gardner, Spanish
Fork
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
New Bottliilg Works.

new bottling works has been estab-
lished in Salt Lake by Conrad Seipp, the
Chicago brewer.
I, is located near the L. c. NJ. l. ware
house in the block bounded by Second
and Third South and Fourth and Fifth
West streets. The local distributors are
Melehes & Johnke. They say that their
plant has a present capacity OF more
than 5000 bottles day, and that II is
their intention 10 later increase this ca
pacity as business shall justify such
Changes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
k'HAY MACHINE INSTALLED.
'af Subscription Adds TO Facilities
OF Miners hospital.

~ 10 .hc Tribune.
~ CITY. No. 3.-At the Park
M'neIs hospital today the msialla =
.oi an N-iay machine was completed
lohlfht Dr. Browning, physician in
~ made several interesting expert
~ lcSls The machine was tried
'n ainof. every way in which il Nil
&c N actual practice and was found
y perfect In tho smallest detail
\, y ra'k titv Miners hospital is an
,nu9h conducted b. the Western
ENpn 81 Miners and since its es-
teHmea, "a by them in 1905 mas been Of
y, GOOD 10 the csnn. NTanv min
|ine has been saved by timely atten-
~ ihls local institution. Che money
f'h'y Ia pay FOR the X-ra% ma chine
,Ssed through popular subscrlp-
~ dance given by The Western
''a"oh of Miners some weeks ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
WIFE DISCOVERED TO
HAVE TWO HUSBANDS

On the grounds that she had husband
living when he married her, Jim Softer
was yesterday granted a decree OF d.
vorce from Jasper Softer, WHO recently
began suit for divorce from him. chang
Ing him with extreme crUelt: and with
calling her vile names After Mrs. Soters
suit was begun Softer discovered that her
first husband. whose name was Tilburry,
was still living and filed a counter suit.
In her complaint Mrs. Softer set forth
that Softer kept her In fear OF her life
as he carried a knife and two guns,
which he had under his pillow when he
was aSlceD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
New Church to Be Built,
SDecial TO The Tribune

BINGHAM. Nov. 3.-The officers Of
the NJ. p. church sold their building this
week TO Bom e Winter for considera-
tion of $3500. They have purchased prop
erty nearly opposite the high school
date structure a house which will be
used as a parsonage being already on
the ground This Will be an excellent
location and Will not interfere with sa-
loon or business blocks. DR. Talbot Of
Salt Lake and the local pastor. the Rev
Mr.. Driver, effected the deal. which has
been ratified by the church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
a'nletic Fetc Pleascs.

70 TIC Tribune.
rsrs i Nov. 3..-The Young Men 8
q, an athletic entertainments to-
'frIscSSsse Dewey thester ana delighted
nesr ot TIE club by tic excellent
Of W. vi INC Entertainment. \ fea,
secn 1 ~ snnw was n wrestling bout
.Fnlch Weber and George Tolko-
>cn ~ went seven minutes 80 = draw.
IA 10 "ss a handicap wrestling bout.
h tninu,a2" hotl Dslgeish srd Pitts
|pfc csvVs, MISS Mulerayc's physical
.nliar,5 SSyC an Interesting drill and
"eellent selections "su '"a evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
May Be fIomesick,

Special TO The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 3.--Josephine
and Esther V. Grace il Is believed at the
home of their father, William Grace,
I15 Thirty-6rst street are on their way
home, for letter written OF October 20
and dated Pueblo was received here yes
terday telling of their visit TO Colorado
but making no mention OF their quitting
their positions al Ogden. Members OF the
fapni'- believe they became homesicIl and
arc now their way home, seeing the
country as they como.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
TWINS IN ONE GRAVE.
Slnale Coffin Holds Bodies OF Infant
Children Of N. p. Montgomery.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 3.-Alleen {. and Flor
onco A Monigomcrv the twin children
OF Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Il. Montsom
cry were laid al rest in ono casiet at
the North Ogden cemetery this afternoon
al o'clock folowIug brief funeral serv-
ices az the family homo In North Ogden.
The children were born October TO- Little
Allcan died last Tuesday and Florence
hreatlled hev last this morning. The
services we're i'm charge OF Elders y, M
REYNOLDS and John Ellis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
Changes in Judges.


~ 20 Wc Tribune,
'hh CITY, Nov 3.--Seyeral changes
mtoe tonight hv the city council IN
I,o,, IIgu,s9nnel ot judgcs Of ,ne coming
~ several nt those formerly named
,iy 9naole To serve AMI the council
,sa others in heir places. The
~ are a. to!oW.:
,y.I Precinct !, John SwetRc!d
AZ sss'"srn IN oy Dan Clark, precinct ).
M Snen replaced BY r.. uirbrook:
fS = Leo Durkins replaced by Jclir
a ,tne Republicans JoIu Wyckc|.
.as,o, peGe OF Charles TroNusen III
Es''. ulstllct' A. BurEc succeeds
4 C"o.ln w precinct 6. and Natl Uric
hoaoNear's place in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
TRIBUTE TO PATTON.
District Court AdIourns Out OF Respect
to Memory Of Dead Attorney.
Special to The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 3.-Funeral services for
Judge i. r. Patton. who met A tragic
end at his home. lil1 Washington ave-
nue.. last night by drowning. will be held
sunday afternoon. although neither the
time nor the place for the services has
been decided.
AS mark OF respect 10 The family OF
the weil-known attorney, both divisions
OF the district court adjourned this after
noon until after the funeral. Members
OF the Ogden Bar association Will meet
some time tomorrow to arrange for their
ATTENDANCE In D body at ihc funeral.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
favlng Oomnletorl

Ib,-p we Tribune.
rscio,N lily. Nov. 3.-R. l.. N'eh-r
n he gen"t,ed 10 the council Iasi
nk v.o,,. practical completion OF ali
'tnrinesS. and its acceptance b. the
ftd an license of steve Myers Was
two nee ground of noucitizenshjp
Ia bin license money was re-
'hre on .! the treasurer showed a
'b Of 81; snm at the end OF last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
HISTORIC ENGLISH INNS.

A history OF the coac hroads out of
London would be history of England
and the stories az the inns alone would
make lat volume. They are still
charming inns. with the same oak rafters
and oak wainscoting. the same stuffed
trout and foxes I'm dusty glass cases
They are as they were when they sold
brandy In casks thai had been thrown
:holewards OF Brighton and washed into
the hands OF waiting smuEelers: as they
were when as day broke. "a masked gem
with his whip OH their green, shutters
And. then tho inns themselves, What
could he more charming than their
u5mes| such names tho Angel Of
the Annunclatlon. at Staincs on the last
change into Windsor. which dates back
10 the DAYS OF the monasterics when the
inuRccpcr OF that tavern was a Law
brother. and on the last stage 10 Box
Hil Tho Robin Hood inn, which dates
back TO that gentleman himself. and
those other inns that celebrate the stars
ot the animal Kingdom In specific colors.
the White Hart at IIerGeld on the BrIsb-
ton road. the Dun Horse OF Dorkiuc. The
Bull at MockbridSc. the uear at Fisher
the Dog and Fox. Great gentlemen have
stopped AZ these inns and while we
change horses the landlord will point
out thc windows nj the rooms in which
they rostcd--thc Iirs, gentleman OF Eu-
rope on his way 10 brighton. Lord Mel
son on his way 10 join his ship at Ports
mouth and sheridan. Pope. Mr. repps
Walpole. Dick Turpin. Captain Henry
EsmoUd. Mr.. Pickwick. Sam Weller and
David Copporncld. Richard Harding pa
VIE In the November Metropolitan,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04
Transfer Telephone Plant.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BCRLEG Ida, Nov. 3.-The property
OF tho RurleY Independent Telephone
company here has just been sold to the
Mountain States Telephone &; Telegraph
company. which has taken possession Of
the plant and announces that improve
ments and needed extensions are TO be
made without delay. The local plant
has good business in Rurley and several
lines running out OF town.
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FAREWELL RECEPTION,
vly and Pupils Honor Popular Teach
er In Bingham til1h School,
10 the Tribune

Hel 10 me lrlb1ne.
iSGTIAM, Nov. "a delightful fare
reception was rendered Miss Estelle
thc popular teacher al domestic
'hce and art in the Bingham high
ool. las, evening by the faculty and
rs and teachers Of The Central school.
Erintcndcnt Orson Ryan Of the Joy
school district was also present,
p lse was presented with an elegan;
n purse as a token OF the esteem
high regard In which she Is held
'ih Bingham public schools. Miss
~ klupenstinc made an appropriate
F1laticn speech, 10 which Miss Ise
mfiy responded An appetlzing
1Feon followed.
NS Esteilc Ise left today for Law
4, Kan, where she viii be married
Hsr home 20 Lieutenant Felix GygsE
~ United states navy on the 18th.
.te 18Th they viii sail for Switzer-
where Lieutenant GygaN Is sta
N "a Inspector ol engines Of our
,nsr'ne. which are being built there
~ contract
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The Flatterer.

81: is YOUR soul J Worship cried
the first suitor. VINO was youthful. ac.
cordne 10 tho Smart Set. ''Thcrc has
never been one so pure. so white so
wonderful.
The lady looked bored.
"And | love vour mind. cSc!a med
The second suitor, who. was middle.
aged. $50 rich. 30 brilliant
The lady frowned,
"NIadam. - whispered the third suit.
or. who was elderly. Nyou have The
most perfect. the most fascinating. the
most bevitchng ankle in tbe world
"'Flstterer - she murmurcd
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Provo Pioneer Dead.

SpHCIaT 70 Tho TTIDOn".
Provo, Nov. 3.--John 6ergctt. 72 wears
Of age. died At his home I'm the Second
ward last night OF general debility. He
was a native of Germany and came 10
Provo from Michigan about thirty years
son.
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'uc'allsts Are Strong

~" The Tribune.
Ilp N NSoy. S.-Politlcs IL warm.
~ Is sHtlil' s,.tl' The Citizens party.
fflcsn ana of the Hepublicen.
p nsr,,,is ns ,,,isor9n. tight assIneDs eS' trn tgs' sa ,s
'sh rroSa Tne Socinlist nSovnr,sn, @
h deye%inmy not strong enousi, 80
'm the ""p,ng "g sufficient strenstb ,o
? sucoc,s c,sEypposltion. The SoGiaIlsis
'uecsed th,Hsi six years ago ana nom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by toe insertion OF
a little wan, lad in The Tribune.
Rell pboue 5000. Ind $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion Of
2 little want "ad in The Tribune
Bell phone 500. Ind. 500,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved nv thc insertion OF
y little want ''ad - in The Tribune
Bell phone 900, Ind 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-04

'h RoysI Cl tipping is prohibited
Nale.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-21

Point visitor.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Cope. and Mrs
Luther Uncapher ana daughters. Bar
tel and Margaret, motored to Cleye-
!and yesterday They viii return to-
day.
Miss Gladys Bailey returned yester-
day from near Ada. where she spent
,he past week with her mother AN /
brothers, Herold and Wright, who are
spending q month on their farm at
that place.
George Minard, manager OF LomlN
Brothers. az state ana Harrison
streets in Chicago, Is a guest OF his
father, James Minard, of 1854 Kentou
avenue. a family reunion was held
yesterday.
Mrs y, Ryan ana grandchildren.
Katherine Ryan ana Ellen LunderPon
left this morning for a visit in Lima.
Miss Mabel Vogel, of Bucyrus spent
Thursday in Marion
Rev. Il. l.. Weathcrwax Of the Cal
vary Evangelical church In this city
will go TO Upper SanduslSy Sunday
To conduct a quarterly meeting service
at the Calvary church at that place
Helen Lucille Wilson. Of Agosta. is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Wilson.
Mrs. \. J Robinson, Of Ashland,
kentucky, is the guest Of Marion
friends.
Mrs Laura Moore returned to her
home in Toledo today, after u few
days visit with relatives here.
Rev. aud Mrs. Brackney, of Della