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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21

commander John Geiger: Sherman post
6roNo' II delegates. Commander j. NJ
Brown; DiN-Logan post, Ogden, "a dele
gates, Commander j. NJ. Prcshaw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Explains Search Clause.

Two sessions were held, one at 10
a. IN. and the other at p. m. and
all the important features of the law
were thoroughly discussed So far
as the result of such discussion af-
fects Provo City tand | might say.
other dry cities. especially those Of
Utah county, ] will briefly state that
the following are the important fea-
-,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15

Boys Plain and
 KniCkerbOcker Suits
 at 60c on the dollar.
 Was Now s..o .oo Rows, Shit. 2.4O sz 0o por,, su;t, BOO ss ,0 pov,, s.,.. .3.9O < zo pov., s.i.. 5.1O 5000 Boys Suits ...............u u'uu
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15

Mothers see what we have to offer the boy. Deduct 40c on every dollar that's the price.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-02-15
Mems Suits
as llIustrated at oOc on the doIIa

A mammoth collection; standard of makers art, were never equalled. Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Kuppenheim- CTS, Schloss Bros, Society Brand, Elder heimer, Stein's, Rosenwald & Well and s. M. X s.
 All must go at 60c on the dollar.
 Deduct 40c on every dollar in suit section.
 All grouped, regardless of price. S12.50 Mems Suits .isJU
 Deduct 4oc on every dollar; that's the selling price. sl5.oo Suit. 800
 Deduct 40c on every dollar; that's the selling price, $17.50 Mems High Grade 41 r1
 Suits ...................I IUsJU
 Deduct 40c on every dollar: that's the selling price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
IREAIL ESTATE

house, ne East End for sale or VIII VIII
certainly bargain at c
Of Sl25O
level lot East End near car hh "I"S
800
we'll $500
Denver ST. on
part
good WELL VIII
$500
Forsythe Addition,
from line and paved street. erms
Fveroom 'front.' &25 $1,000
house. 5000 and $500 per
OIL MIL good WELL $50
the $725
1870 Factory Addition half
homes in the city from to 10 rooms
odern and located al right prices and terms too
SALE-In small large tracts the city and
well equipped price Sooo
locato
Two smaller restaurants
$3.50, cash.
follows: O. T. and 10 rooms
house for rent with 10 rooms two
baths $50.
CUNNINGIH[AM * [B(UNCHl
COLONIAL TRUST 2ND and MAIN
PHONE SIG RES 652 nd 104sItED.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
7l9 New York Life Bldg,
LEGAL NOTICE.

4 OVERNMENT SALE INDIAN
~ Lands. Absolute title given. The
unallotted lands OK the Choctaw and
Chickasaw Nations OF the Five civil
lied Tribes IN Oklahoma, and not in
cluding the coal and timber segrga-
tions, Will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder at the Following
terms times and places at not less
than the minimum price stated In the
advertisement:
Grady County Chicakasha. 5SS
tracts. 1880 acres. November 2. 3, 4;
Stephens County Duncan, 73O tracts.
60. 800 acres, November 6, 7. 3; JEFF
ferson County, Ryan. 702 tracts 4g,-
400 acres, November 9, 10, IL. Love
County, Marietta, 654 tracts, $500
acres, November l3, IA 20, 16; car
ter County Ardmore, 1875 tracts, 93.-
800 acres, November II, Is, 20, 2l
%, 20, Murray County, Sulphur, 1852
tracts, $4,000 acres, November "a,
25; Garvin County. Pauls Valley. 62i
tracts. S9. 500 acres November a. rs.
20; McClain County, Purcell. ass
tracts, 14,600 acres, December /. e.;
Pototoc County Ada, SEQ tracts
$4,000 acres. December 4. 5, s.;
johnson County, Tishomingo, SEA
tracts, $4,000 acres. December I. g.
o; Marshall County, Madlll. 219
tracts. 1880 acres December IL
Bryan County. Durant. sos tracts.
26, 100 acres. December u, 10: Atoka
County, Atoka. 1909 tracts. $4,000
acres, December II. rs. 16. IS, 70;
Coal County, Coalgate. 6O9 tracts.
"a 900 acre December 20, 2l, %.
Hughes County. Calvin. 437 tracts.
200 acres. December 26. q; Pitts
burg County, McAlester. 1890 tracts.
157.100 acres. December rs. 20. 80.
1911. January /. 2; Haskell County.
stigler. AIS tracts. 10000 acres, Jan
uary 3, 4: Latiner County Wilbur
ton. 1sl tracts, $4,000 acres. January
8; LeFlore County Poteau. 215
tracts, 2l.s00 acres, January 9, Push
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
COldlr@m L@Indl Co..

mataha County Antlers, Gal tracts.
$4,000 acres, January 3, 9, 10; Choc-
taw County, Hugo. aBl tracts, $4,000
acres January II, IL. 13. McCurtain
County ldabel 778 tracts. $4,000
acres January IS. 16. H. IS. 1912.
Not more than 100 acres OF agri-
cultural and Gao acres Of other lands
VIII be sold to one person In any one
nation. Agricultural lands are those
having minimum valuation OF IS
or more per acre. Terms are rs per
cent at the time Of sale. 80 per cent
in twelve months and so per
cent In two years, with per cent
interest. Payments must be made In
the form Of draft or certified check.
payable TO J. @. Wright. Commits
sioner. Upon fun payment being
made at any time deed will issue.
Immediately after approval Of sale
certificate Of purchase will issue and
possession be given, but cutting OF
timber or drilling or mining for min
erals thereon will not be permitted
until full payment OF purchase price.
Right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
For Information apply to the Com
missioner to the Five Civilized Tribes,
Muskogee, Oklahoma, or any OF
NHt lJlsNiltl AHtuls as 10 lhuus WIKI
In their respective districts Lists OF
these lands have been prepared by
counties. showing the terms Of ale.
the description Of the various tracts
and minimum price. II will be i'm
practicable TO furnish each inquirer
all OF these lists and II Is suggested
that persons desiring such ,nforma-
ton specify the locality IN which
they are interested.
Blue prints Of the various counties,
showing the location Of the land to
be sold will be furnished upon appli-
cation TO the undersigned. upon the
payment OF $50 for each county, in
the form OF draft or postal money
order
J. @. WRIGHT.
Commissioner 10 the Five Civilized
Tribes.
Oklahoma. August 1. 1911.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
BIDS FOR TILE FOLLOWING TO BE MAILED AND OPENED AT TIn
OFFICE OF II. {. CISEY DISTRICT AGENT, NINITA,
OKLAHOMA OCTOBER

CASE NO 7O0JACk SQUIRREL, Cherokee, Roll 177G5.
| o O
! Rough,
| To-
|
OF Of o Township %
bottom ulalle; miles Alton Okla
CASE NO 90l-SAllE TAGG, Cherokee Roll No 1921 ~ -
OF q o 2,
So SEA NE]4 sWh NEh Section Township
p Mayes Appasement
miles
o
CASE O. Cherokee No
NE Of SE1 of @ Township
in CragC $4,000
CASE NO 17GO-JACK DUE, Cherokee, Roll No. 1880.
22 40
m o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; modern; ground floor AIS
South Ewood. Phone Black 1854
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
WANT AIDS

No ad less than l6 cents.
We reserve the right 10 reviss
and classify all ads OF reject,
omit and refund amount paid,
Send sugCeaions or COM
plants 10 Want Ad Manager.
Return wrong replies.
Three time ads very seldom
fail.
Money refunded on unused in.
sertioas.
Errors corrected or money re.
funded.
Avoid Saturday night rush
send your az in early.
RATES,
One cent word each Issue.
Phone your al to 1000. Your
credit is good II you own
phona
Classification not guaranteed
after p. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
ST. Lulcie GaFdlemS amid CiTGWS
lFFwiG L@mdSo

County, the
Florida
within onhaf mile
miles Here plantations citrus
the Of Florida WIN sell in tracts of 40 $40
diches graded
be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26

one tract Of 100 acres and one Of
26O at bargain. Terms.
New broom cottage, $4,000. Only
$35O.OO cash to handle this. balance
like rent.
Lot l6, block l, East Lynne. This
lot, close to new park, worth 100000.
$500 90 buys II; one-half cash.
Party owning three nice lots in
Cherokee Heights needs money; Will
sell cheap. Let MS show them to you.
Good income residence property for
trade for good farm. Phone 1855.
LOZiGP * LOZlGP
Alexander Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
TNPEWRITERS.

COMING SOON: FULL LINE OF
Viscoine Auto Oils and Greases These
products are without competition as 70
quality. Prices will be no higher than FOR
ordinary everyday oils Kerosene Kid
Co, sole distributors. Phone 14l5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26

FOR REMITTANCE, WELL FURNISH
ed rQom In modern house; gentlemen pre-.
ferred sol South Boston. Phone 1916
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
Indian Land Sales

Public sealed following bed
TWO T. VI bids viii bcluhcy
opened
on n g. II OtsIt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26
SUMMONS

! Constantine, and j. H. Bisson, will
take notice that they have been sued in the
above named Court and are required 10 np.
pear before me the undersigned Justice Of
ihe Peace Of District No. 1, in said County,
at my office in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on the 9TH
day of October. 1911 at the hour of y
o'tIock a. m. u said day to answer the
bin Of particulars in my office in an action
Ia recover on A contract for advertising pub
iished. wherein the World Pblishing Co., a
corporation, is plaintiff and J. Constantine
and j. H. Bisson are defendants, or said
bill Of particulars will be taken as true,
and Judgment reodered accordingly ani
the attachment had therein granted.
Witness my hand this 2nd day Of Sep.
tember 1911.
Justice Of the Peace
FRED W KOPPLTN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26

THREE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
or sleeping rooms. 11O9 S. Cheyenne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-26

FRED W. KOPPLlN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
List Of Jurors Drawn
Tor the Year Of 1912

After fifteen dsvs' work the mr,
commission has completed tho work OF
drawing the venirc for petit Jurors fo-
the year of 1919. The list was an
nouncod by the county clerk s Office
Yesterday.
The list contains about 1900 names
nc lnrN commission consisted Of Ed
WIZ Z. Brown ana Pearly 4. Hill.
Inc Ncnlrcs for the various terms OF
court arc drawn from tho general list
The frst drawing must be in Jan.
uarN, the January term opening the
FIRST Monday in the new year. This
list follows:
District No1.-SsI; LaEe city. thirty
Two Jurors Arthur ] Adams, \. X. Ar
p'n;; William w, Rcckstcad, w. ". Bau1cn.
J. VI. Britain. Nicholas Bvhowcr, El O.
Beal. James H.. Bell. Charles 6. Buckle
~. e. Elcasdsc John w Back Finley
9. Brooks John Eond. Itei,Hy Bennion sr..
ChanoGrIain. Gc2rCo ~ FrIcdei Danle'
trundvis John I'ipGswcrth. Thomas w
IIoncs' Oscar r. Johnson. chris Kupfer.
n,.arii,l liilan h LI",@y. Iay. =; J Moran James
Parsons. 1lyl,um r. Raleigh Orson VIII
cox. Alhcrt Wasstaff, Hyrrm j. Young
o,IHs District No 2 sail Lake city. twenty
ASHTON Carl 4. Al1uist, NJ. NJ. Atwood,
John 4. BowdidEc, ". Ecclcs Baird.
James NJ Bullock Henry G. Bywatcr.
iF''Iil'l =. plb''ls - ~. 'drlUiltSf. IL j
Crearer, Alexander Curtis. Chester y.
CiawSon, Alma II. Davis. Joseph Dob
meier. Edgar w. Drucc. Charles y Fchr,
Joseph Ferguson Joseph NJ. Graham
Robert w. Gillispie. John Goddard Horace
\. Goodfcllow. Arthur 6. Hayward 10
soph NJ. JorGenScn. W. \. Kcyscr. Irwin
NJ. kimbsIi, George +. Lloyd. Walter j
District No 81, salt Lake CITY. twenty
lurors-William Henry Bennett. Jonas y.
Bcrqutst. Henry CarIican. &. H.. Christcn
sen. Edwin Davoy Earl Runshco, David
Duptns. " V. England, Frank II Eard :
ley. ~. +. Fcrnstrom. Ervon H. Fair
banks. George A. Goff, Nicol Hood Will
liam r, llandlcy. George S Uandley.
George L. knepD Thomas H. Maxwell.
Robert q. McNiccc. George +. Naylor S.
j. Stookcy.
District No. ?. Salt Lake Citt. thirty
six jurors.-Jcd W. Ashton, John Acemb.
Edward Bennett, w. II. Bills. w -.
Beers. Herbert Clark, Dennis A. Cole
man WILDER w. De Camp. Alfred l..
Derrick, J Forbes Done, David r. Evans.
AXcl l.. rillstcad John Fowler. Charles
J. Foulger. Robert Fcnton. Charles w.
Gibbs, Albert l.. uamin. Orson r. Hog
gan. Henry Harms, Walter l.. Holt Pc
ter Johnson, George r. Jones, j. B. XII
patrick. Il. n. Lancaster, Iohn s. Muir,
Eli J. MarscIl, j. George Mdgley. Ray
mond G. Naylor. John G.. Ncbckcr, John
Oliver Rodney Proctor, William II. Sum
merhsys, James Spuires f. r, Sands NJ.
NJ. 1'uttlc. Charles G. Wirici.
District No. Z. Salt Lake City, twenty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
|IALTY IMPOSED
|FDR PASSING BILL
/ Money Artist Goes to
|eavenworth; He Also
Is Fined.

,,ss he changed his plea or not
a guilty, in the federal court yes
] Walter Watson. charged With
! nassed a raised bill. must serve
-.rd half wears In ihc federal
.s,,arv al Leavenworth and pay 4
! ssoo. As soon as he entered his
1. ras SENTENCED by Judge John y.
IN Hc was charged With having
bnl that had been. raised from
sio Wilson is alleged TO have
. ..ysd the bIl while confined I'm the
.oor Of a grocery store pending the
4 or the police
4 NJ the demurrers 20 tho com
,yainst TernsnG Arifont. charged
-,,olafine the white-slavo law, were
.is5 and one of the five WAS Sus-
Arifont will appear for trial
..srv 4 has been set as tho date for
-iels NJ George Eives. Jessie Gray.
fsssIe Rlvcs. and j. l.. Price,
q with having violated the white
.ter I uodeman is 10 be tried Janu-
! Hodgman is charged with talilns
nrrent property,
4 Gailaway, charged with having
a calf from an Indian i'm Iini9h
I last September. appeared before
Marshall yesterday and changed
hes 20 guilty. Gallsway toId tho
'fhat he had been i'm Jail a little
lwo months. lie was sentenced TO
fhirty days in tho Salt Lake county
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iqrors-Ioseph Be'zsirom. r. B. Row
dldEe, James Il. Cecil. John Cracrof,.
Kit Carson. Adam Duncan, Clarence NJ.
Green. Cyrus r. Gamble. William j. Hus
band, r. f. Jessup. James Johnson. Al
tred G. keeley, Charles \. klcnk. Elias
Ice, George " Masscy John Z.
Shorten.
Distric, No. ;. salt Lake city. twenty
four jurors.-Fred r. Arnold Thomas ;,
Brooks. Charles ~ Brown. w r. Bills.
Charles X Bowring. James Blowers,
George Carlcsss, Daniel II. Calder. O.. \.
Droubay j. \. Edwards. NJ. r Eakle.
Orman w Ewing. Lorenzo h Elcsren.
Thomas Gricyc. Edwin Glen. Arthur T..
Hubbard, ~. J. Irvine. Hyrum L. Jones.
\. J. Jenkins. George w. King
jurors. Anderson. J. J. Cannon,
BENJAMIN T. Eek. j. B. Ferguson. James
T. Holmes. T. u. Heath Henry c. James
iurors-J. Fred Anderson. Joseph Buck
ley II. Bruening. T.. X. Beck. Joseph ;.
W. n. Dye. Douglas L. Ferguson. sam
uel s. Groosbcck. John r. Goodwin. VII
liam GALLAGHER. +. 4. sialcs. Lewis T."
IIyerson. }. H. Johnson y. J.. Jeremy
Fred Kelsey. 4 r.. Knowdcn. l., y. Mil
lard and -. l.. Mclian.
District No, 8. Salt Lake City. twenty
eight jurors. H. Armstrong. James
Buckley, l.. S Becsley John Baer. VIII
liam j. Barber. Harvey Coombs George
\. Olson Roscoe w Eardley, II. 7.
Egan NJ. Froisland w. j. Gardner. j.
T. Grant Oliver iInIssoU. William Hus-
bands. Jacob l.. Held. Jnmcs f.. lvcrson.
Henry Jones. Murray f.. King. Arthur
j.. Lund, Angus Mcclellan. Albert NJ. Pen
dlcton. Samucl V. Pitts, John T., Pace,
& w. Smith. Fritz \, Sackctt. Il. NJ
Weier Edwin i. Woolley and Peter J..
SandbcrS.
District No . Salt Lake City. twelve
iurors-Iolln Brink, William Chamberlain.
George c. Calvert; II. j, Folsom. William
J.. Goo5scll w. C. Locking ton, Jesse c.
Little, George f. Marge,ts. James d.
Murdock, George W. Mcdonald, Miltop
*. Sims and John NJ rruit.
District No. 10, Salt Lake CITY. twenty
four jurors-John Anderson Alien H.
Avery. J. T.. Barrow, Isadore a. Beck.
J. j. Cooner, c. ". Denhalter. William
Everett. Thomas T. ,Golighly; GRANVILLE
Oscar +. Hunter. Robert Hilton Tony
Jacobson William C. Keysor James w.
killccn, Theodore Lovcndale. ]. w Mus
grave, Angus. Mex eliar Jr., Ephraim s.
Oblad, r. ". O'Bricn. Claude Price
George N. Simms and W. G.. Scley
District No. II, Salt Lake City, sixteen
jurors-:inrry j. Achcson, Walter :, An
dcrson. c. NJ. Brookcr. A. Buchanan
Frank L. Boynton, Louis r. Coates O.
T. Carlson. Hyrum Christie. j. r. Craig
j. w, Driscol Charles d Driscoll. Wal
Ter Fish. Olaf NJ. Froisland Frank Godbe,
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W. c. Barton, Henry Coyl. Frank NJ.
Cox. l.. II. Charrington, 4. G. Ellis, Chris
Larson, Thomas Leyland, j. Mason.
Distrit No, 81, Salt Lake couuty,
twenty jurors.--Jamcs f.. Alsworth, An
drew Z. Anderson, Oscar w. Anderson.
W. II. Bess, Fred Bennett, Campbell 81.
Brown. C. d. Brinton. John F. Cochrane,
V, D. Cram. r, s. Davis. William Dun
bar. NJ. a. Dundas. r. III. Eardley. Frank
II. Eardley. NJ. III. Ellis, John GabbotL
Andrew GALLAGHER Henry n. Crow, Da .
vid Genpeler. w. II. uendriekson.
District No. as, Salt Lake county,
twelve jurors.-steve Amlcone. Bendixen,
William Bracken, George Brink, NJ $.
Clsys, F. f. Dudley. Daniel Eden. W.
s Ganan, j. Z. Jones. Farley r Jones.
w Fl. North. ". ", Paul.
District No. 90. Salt Lake county. eight
jurors.-Niel Anderson. Josapb \. Rrind-
ley, Clifford L Goff, David j. Greene, An
drew Hansen, Alma II. Rock, Alfred So
derberg, Samuel j. Williams
District No. 100. Salt Lake county. four
iurors.-GeoIge Hall w. F. True blood
James NJ. Wardrop. GeorBe w Whippls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
TAFT'S MESSAGE STlRS
UP THE MEXICAN PRESS
BY Associated Press.

EN NsHDLTdIsU T TENoH'
MEXICO CITY, Dec. l6.-E Parcial st
this late date prints an editorial regard :
Ing President Tafts message 10 congress
on foreign relations, which was presented
December Z,
I The afflrmatlons contained in the mes
sage the newspaper says, ARE so deHnhs
that they NAV be taken as outlining
policy applicable TO all cases. That pol
lev can be called simply Intervention" In
asmuch as the Madero government may
find itself shorty confronting similar
situation to that in which the DiaS gov
ernment was placed.
The newspaper points 10 the presidents
message az proof that the 'phantasn,
of intervention confronts the Mexican ma
ton. II refers ssjrically 10 Eubassanor
Wilson'S penetration which. at the early
date OF his interview with Mr. Taft. en-
ables him 10 perceive a situation which
no Mexican saw and which only present
cd Itself la ter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
MOVING PICTURE FILM
Anglers MORMON BAND
Special Cable to Tie rribuns.

Special Gable to TIE Tribune.
LONDON Dec. ia band OF Nor
mons created a disturbance IN populs r
picture hall at Sutherland today and ct
tempted to wreck the films. The h!ul
that aroused their anger was entitled,
Victim OF Mormons." and representea
a young girl lurcd from her home 10 salt
Lake CITY by the Mormons and taken 10
the home Of q Mormon elder
While the picture was being presented
4 number OF the leading Morrnors tried
TO rush the platform, but few men IN
the front row pushed and iostled then,
aside, frustrating their purpose The hall
war pa cked and the audience as one ma
cheered the picture and booed the Nor
mons. finally succeeding In bowling them
down.
Al last the police were sent for. ano
or their arrival the MormonS were eject
ed from the hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
TRYING TO KILL OFF
ROOSEVELT SENTIMENT
Rv Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. o., Dec, 1s.--ro impress
on Ohio Republicans that TheodoTs
Roosevelt will moi be a candidate for the
presid ential nomination in 1917, John p
Fackler, secretary Of The Ohio Progressive
league today completed arrangements
for a speech making tour of the state by
United States Senator Moses e. Clspp
OF Minnesota, former United States POI.
OF Clev Gland and Louis d. Brands!s OF
Boston.
Because Pnchot and Garfield are cred
ifed with having the entire conndepcs %
Colonel Roosevelt. progressive leaders
hope their words will sffectually Rlla- s1H
Roosevelt sentiment among Onio pro
smooth progress OF the la Toilette cam
paign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Will Help Aged Widow.

nJs of Mrs. NJ. Christy, an aged
4; Iivino on Union avenue. who
rly recovering from n broken leg
sho suffered through a fall last
\ have arranged n ball for her
4 The ball will he given in the
NTH ward hall next Friday even.
Ia authorities having donated the
the building. il is hoped that
\ sum will be realized for the
.amnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
Arrested on Suspicion.

b shelton. 20 years old. was arrest
|sierday afternoon by Detective
Wheeling and booked at tho po-
Non on an open charge. Shelton
IN night clerk at the fremont
ma yesterday attempted 10 cash
fcks TO which ne is alleged 10 have
'lhe name Of Tho proprietor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-23

coats. underwear. gloves, yelling and
every other accessory of woman's dress.
Celebration week is especially appro-
pirate at just this season. for the ami
versary sale cuts into all usual prices. In
bedwear and downy comforts, soft,
Woolly blankets, best feather pillows and
snowy spreads Of every accepted weave
less desirable grades. Dry goods, for
which Lansburgh & Bro. stand pre-emi-
nent. represent. in their various lines,
an endless opportunity for shoppers who
recognize the value of real bargains.
There are brocade satins, heavy and
strong, in delicate blue. peach-pink, april
cot and other lovely colors at startling
reductions in their standard prices; vel
vets in the newest fall shades share the
reductions govern the department devoted
to silks, broadcloths. serges: every tex
ture and shade for house, street and
evening wear, and the great aggregation
of white fabrics classed under the head
of domestic
Damask napery will appeal to the
housewife who is considering the festivi-
ties that come with Thanksgiving and
Christmas reunions, and the tots in the
homes are provided for with wonderful
bargains In dresses, stockings and every
kind OF wrap from f1eecy worsted sacques
In daintily knit colors to the loveliest
warm bearskin coat that every woman
wants for her baby. but which is never
SO readily within reach as on an occa-
sion like this. Lansburgh & Bro, hav-
ing provided this mercantile feast, extend
invitation to accept OF the weeks bar
gains in return for the patronage which
has made the establishment the sue
cess II is today.
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AUTO TOTAL LOSS.
Machine Owned by Harry E. Chand-
lee DESTROYED by Fire.

An automobile owned by Harry Ellis
Chandlee was completely destroyed and
the garage in the rear OF his home,
1928 Lamont street northwest. slightly
damaged by fire yesterday afternoon
at 4 80 o'clock, as the result of the ac-
cidental ignition OF gasoline Mr.
Chandlee, in company with Dempster
Smith, was soldering a pipe, using a
gasoline blow torch. when suddenly he
discovered his clothing was ablaze
Looking around, he saw that his ma
chine was also burning. Putting out
the fire in his clothing. he rushed into
the house and telephoned for fire de-
partment apparatus. In the meantime
pedestrian passing saw the smoke Is
suing from the burning garage and
turned In an alarm.
Mr.. Smiths machine was also In the
garage at the time. but this was re-
moved to n place OF safety. The burn
ing gasoline melted the connections TO
the tank used for lighting purposes on
the car and the pressure gauge in the
rear. causing the tank to explode.
Mr.. Chandlee said the fire was prob
ably caused by ignition OF the drip-
INFLATED in a small pan. He and Mr.
Smith were working in the far end of
the room at the time. and the fumes. n
is believed. communicated the fame TO
the machine. The auto, including the
equipment. was valued at $1,000 The
building was only slightly damaged.
Both the machine and the Hara9A
were insured. Mr.. Chandlee was slight-
lly burned about the hands