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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
CHAMPION KRAMER
DEFEATED BY CLARKE

NEWARK. y. j., July 5o.-Jackie
Clarke won his last scheduled bicycle
race with Frank Kramer. the national
champion. by twenty yards today
The event was for Ave miles and the
riders were kept at top speed by five
pacemakers who alternated at half mile
intervals. Clarke's time was 7:ts
Clarke also won the three mile race
by good margin from Joe Foslcr and
SOP 2-5.
Worthington Mittcn of Davenport la
with a handicap OF fifty yards. won the
two-thirds- mile handicap. Time, LA 2-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Pioneer Miner Found Dead,

Special TO The Tribune,
SALMON CITY. Idaho. July 3o.-Mich-
ael Culllnau, one OF the pioneer mining
men OF this district, was found dead In
his cabin last Saturday near Leesburg.
where he had been working some placer
ground. Death was due TO heart disease,
CulInan was 20 years old. and had been
n resident OF this county for the pa 81
thirty-seven years. He was one OF the
best mon physically that ever came to the
valley and his fents OF strength and en-
durance are hearth talk among tho pIo-
neers. For years he carried the mail on
his back 10 Leesburg over the steep
mountain trail and on snowshocs In the
dc pths Of winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
ELECTRIC PLANT SOLD.
New Concern Takes Over Salmon CITY |
. Light and Power Company.
Special to The Tribune.


SALMON CITY, Idaho. July 30-The
Andrews Light and Power company have
disposed of their interests In the electric
plant to Pomeroy. Wash. capitalists
The consideration is said TO have been
SIC. 900. c. L, Mackenzie is president Of
the new company. which will be known
as the Lemhi Power company, Ed Riggs
is vice president and manager and Ralph
Irwin secretary. The members of the
new company are practical electric light
men and have ample capital to carry on
the business.
w. A. McCutcheon. president OF the
Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad arrived
tbs week on his special train. accom-
panied by w, II. Bichler, auditor and
traffic manager; T. H. Bacon, chief en-
gineer and some Pittsburg men who are
Interested In the road
Services were held at the new Catho-
lie church for the first time last Sun
day by Rev Fathers Gresl and Duclose,
Bishop GlorieuX Is expected to dedicate
the building this fall.
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Check Artist in Jail,
peciai 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The TrIbunc.
OGDEN. July 30.-Frank Burton, ar
rested by Capiain OF Police 6. c. Brown
last night after making several inenec,
tual efforts 10 pass q bogus check signed
By the Utah Ice & Fuel company. a
onerating I'm this vicinity for several
weeks according to late Developments
On his person al the time OF his arrest.
n number of other checks signed by inc
rbants who have cashed a number OF
had checks lately are believed TO have
been Burtons victims. full inNestiga- v
ton will be made by the police before q
formal charge is preferred against the
prisoner.
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BUTTE.

'' Batted for Wells in seventh.
Two out when winning run was made.
Boise 30 OO2 o 0 o o 0 1-S
Butte ... ...0 0 0 O ! 0 0 %
Summary: First base on errors-Boise
2. Struck out-By Stone 7, by Pugsley
4. by Wells 5, by Remneas 8. Base on
balls-Off Stone 4, off Pugsley I. off
Remneas !. Two-base hits-Kellackey,
Perrine. Druhot Sacrifice hit-Fries.
Stolen bases--Corbin,. Flanagan, Levy.
Double play-Kellackey to Flick; Mathes
to Marshall Left on bnses-B0ise g..
Butte 9. Hit by pitched ball-Duddy,
Passed ball-Hannnh Innings pitched
BY Pugsley 1-3. by Wells 2-3. by
Remneas D. Base hits-On Pugsley 2.
hours and 90 minutes, Umpire-Lawler.
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Early Settler Dies,
o The Tribune.


'STAlN GREEN. July 30.-Heph-
VILE OF John Green OF this city,
ps morning after an illness Of sew
'eeks OF cancer of the stomach. Mr.
IRE. Green were among the early
. OF this, city and among the highly
<eu people OF the community. She
la daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
!athe%s and was born In Noting
nre, England. February 10: lSi4.
came a convert 10 the Mormon re-
,rhlle In her native land and emil
10 Utah short time later, She
nnrried November II, 1866. TO Mr..
hnd since that time they have
Lneir nome here, There is one son,
who Is married and living In
valley; The funeral services will
.a al the meeting house Tuesday
'pii al 2:3O. Interment will be in
ountain Green cemetery,
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Al PREPARES FOR BIG TIME.
4 Carnival viii This Year Include
. Sports Of All Kinda.
o The Tribune.

N 10 The Tribune,
51. July 30.-The Lehi Commercial
at Its meeting last evening, COM
"a pcrfecting plans for It's annual
[time carnival at the Saratoga
n. "Wednesday. August 9. This date
,hosen because OF tho full moon TO
|Igbt the merrvmakcrs home after
are over. a half dozen
Iffees ware appointed TO work out
Efais OF the different events and IT
pected that practically the whole
Ind OF Utah county will join in the
fun. besides a dozen launches load
10 people from Provo. Mosida and
lake towns.
|des.. the boating, bathing. baseball
b. fishlng and dancing, thcro VIII
|er1l special events. ARRANGEMENTS
Ing perfected for boxing and
||ng contest between Joe Clark, the
Lehi blacksmith. and some Salt
City middlewcight, the wrestling
1eing between Alex Christofferson
\ American Fork man The original
per Girls" baseball team from Iowa
Ee crack Lehi nine Will play a base
'2mc which promises TO be big
rg card. The Silver band will fur
ne music for the day and also give
a ball In the evening, causing the
'<ies which will commence in the
Morning 10 last well into the night.
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GREAT FALLS

Summary: Stolen bases-Irby. Sacri-
nco hits-Shea, Prout, Earned runs
Helena l. First base on errors-Great
Falls . Two-basc hits-Baker. Peiper.
Double plays-Prout 10 Clothier TO Foster.
Bases on balls-On Ames l. Off Hide
brand . Struck out-By Amcs ,, by
Hildebrand g. Left on bases-Helena ),
Great Falls 6. Time of game--l hour and
Ia minutes ,npire--Wright.
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eturus From Gunnison Lands,

10 The Tribune.
,NiSoN: July 30.-Land along the
river west OF Gunnison and ex-
north as far as Fayette, which
-trs grew little else beeides worth
-vps OF whitetop grass, Is now pro-
sualia seed In prolific quantity.
destructive storm should come
.As crop OF alfalfa seed will he
,per and those who have been for
enough TO keep their farms In the
named Will realize a good sum.
~ ,s OF heavy nature and IL has
sash or several years to garminate
'ea and get the plant to spread over
" Last year Gunnison shipped
'hr,y carloads of seed from this val
y Is thought that this year will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
o. 8. L. Employees Outing.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, July SO.--Oregon Short Line
employees Of Salt Lake City Will hold
their annual outing al the Hermitage re-
sort in Ogden canyon August 1o 1t is
expected that fully COO railroad men and
their families will come to Ogden on that
day A committee from the Short Line
ogden TODAY. and closed final arrange
ments for the resort on that day with
Manager Charles c. Branham There WIN
he programme OF sports held in the
morning. The outing will close with Il
big bail in the pavilion. 4 special train
from Salt Lake City will bring the Vlsi-
inrs 10 the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

EXPERIENCED JAPANESE WANTS
position al house cleaning. Bell t5ssso
Fred. pSi''
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Bad Boys Arrested.
Special to The Tribune,


PROVO. July 3O.-The horse stolen by
the two bays who escaped from the state
reform school has been recovered, The
animal was found al the mouth OF Provo
canyon and Is In the care of the sheriff
here. The boys stole the horse from
A. r. Evans at Hooper and rode il as
far as the Provo river bridge. where they
abandoned 1t, The boys were captured
later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Thrown by Plunging Horse.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. July 30.--Suffering from a
broken knee cap caused by plunging
horse which reared and fell backwards.
Hiram Spencer. son OF II, II Spencer. has
been brought to Ogden from his father s
ranch at Spencer. Ida. for surgical treat
ment. Young Spencer was out riding
when the animal became frightened and
suddenly plunged backwards, throwing
the rider to the ground and falling on
him. The left knee was badly injured.
and Spencer in helpless condition was
taken to the ranch by friends An S-raY
examination showed that the knee cap
had been broken and the injured leg was
placed in a plaster paris cast.
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DIED

S~-~~--~S~O~-~~-~-~-~0~-o~
LLERSBERGER-At the residence,
1888 Seventh East street. July 90. Of
organic heart disease. Marie Thresia.
berger. Funeral services will be held In
the Sugar House ward chapel Monday
July 81. at p. m. Friends Wishing to
view the remains may call at the resi-
deuce between the hours OF II a. m. and
l p, m. Monday. Interment In the City
cemetery.
AMOS-At the residence 90 y street,
July 20, of cancer OF the lungs. George
Amos, aged 10 years. Funeral services
chapel Monday, July 81. at 2 p, m.
Friends wishing to view the remains may
call al the mortuary chapel Of S. NJ Tay-
lor. 253 East First South street, between
the hours OF IL a. m, and D. n. Monday.
Interment In City cemetery.
ARGALL-In this city, July q, 1911,
Emanuel Argall, aged SO years. Funer-
al services will be held AT the mortuary
chapel of S. d. Evans, IS South State
IL a. m. Intcrment In City cemetery.
Zelma Elizabeth Walters. in her forty
seventh year, a resident OF Des Molnes.
Ia, to which place The remains will be
sent for interment today.
PECK-At 4107 South State street. July
30, 1911, of miners consumption. Cyril
Peck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin n.
Peck, In his forty sixth year. native OF
Utah. Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at p. m. from the Miller ward
streets, Friends are invited TO attend
and can call at the family residence on
day OF funeral from II to 1:30 p. m. In
terment in City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Vanderbilt's Horses Win.

PARIS, July 80.-W. X. Vanderbilt s
chestnut colt Monlrose III, today won the
Omnium de Dcux Ans at the Meiscns-
Iafitte track The stake was worth s16.-
600 and was al hve and a half iurlonSs.
For the Same owner Gibcrnc won the
Prix d Igny. selling event ut five fur
longs. F J. Goulds Cont Ia Belle Nm,
ished second in tho Prix Champauhert:
handicap at one mile. four and half
fnrl0u2g
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Pioneer Woman Dead.
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune,
PROVO, July 30.-Mrs. Oscar wilkins.
sc years of age. died this afternoon at
her home in this city. Funeral arrange
mepts Will be made later. Mrs, Wilkins
was born in Nauvoo ILL.,. on November
I. 1S46. and came to Utah with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs John McEwan, in
lS+s. She Is survived by three sons,
william, Ike and John McEwan and two
daughters, Mrs. Jessie Mcknight and
Mrs John Roundy
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Horses for California.

Special TO The Tribune.
yITNNISON. July 30.-F, Defferbsush
and son OF Los Angeles recently made
purchase OF a number Of fine horses in
this section, shipping them 10 California.
car OF twcnty-ons horses was shipped
from Gunuison during the woek, bring
ing $4,000, averaging $500 for each anil
NAL. Messrs. Derffcrbaush have expended
in the purchase OF horses In Utah since
February last over S39. 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

Never leave home on journey with
ont bottle of Chamberlain s Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t IS
Almost certain to bo needed and can
not be obtained when on board the
cars OF steamships, For sale by all
dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Competent Servants

Skilled kitchen help, careful painaking
petent workers for the home easily reached
Tribune
There's to sove the problem quickly asfa
tony for the housewife when calls
Tribune bring
well recommended and able their ability
the household and perform their duties with pnnstakng that
will make them welcome Of the home.
maids
Tribune Want Columns provide for 4
Want Ad will the
whom she select who
undertake the work expected of her.
There is why the housewife should with
different when others
through The Tribune Wants
vertisng department call either phone Bell $500 Ind
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

AN HONEST YOUNG MAN WISHES
10 learn bar tender trade small Waseo
while learning. KISS Tribune. h2Sio
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To Bring Prisoner Back.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. July 30.-Deputy Sheriff Felix
Bachman left this evening for Grand
Junction. Colo. TO bring back o. J. Shan
ncn. who is In the custody OF officers
OF that place. Shannon Is wanted by
the authorities here for passing worth
less checks In this place and also In
Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Gun Club Scores

Yesterdays Salt Lake Gun club scores
ou, OF a possible so were;
j. n Sharp 43 Kingsley ~, Morssn q.
Balm d5. Riley AZ, GNieett IS: With
Out of possible s5 with 2o-gauge gun.
Hardy 81 Sibley and Burgess shot a
match at fifty targets. 2o-gsugc guns.
Eihley winning. f2a9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
News Of 1ntermountaiin Region
AUTO RUNS OVER BOY,
WHO IS SLIGHTLY HURT
Special Ia The Tribune.

OGDEN. July 30.-Manaser .. A. Parm
lev OF the Ogden Steam Laundry. driving
his automobile along Washington ave-
nue. near the Ogden river bridge. ran
Into Harry Miller. Il years OF age.
Parmley was going SLOWLY and the boy
In said TO have 1umped off street car
and ran directly in front Of the machine.
The machine passed over him. but he
was not seriously hurt lie was taken
home by Parmley I'm his machine. His
INJURIES were found to consist OF few
bruises and scratches
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Band Goes to Ogden.
special to The Tribune,

oc,DIN July 0.-Arrangements were
CONNECTED BIZ Superintendent Joseph
Baiicv OF the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
nany this afternoon for series OF sun
Sav afternoon concerts at Glcnwood park
~ tho Hermitage resort IN Ogden can
von by the PhilippIni band The concert
NV This famous organization at Glenwood
mark this afternoon was highly appre-
hated by several thousand people, many
~ whom had not heretofore attended any
NJ the Chautauqua meetings
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Children I'm Trouble.

Special to The Tribune.
FOUNTAIN. GREEN July 30.-During
tho past week several children have been
unfortunate In breaking limbs. One
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, John
Jensen. who has her arm broken, One
is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, y. p.
Aagaard who also hns "a fracture Of the
arm and the other Is Berton Bigler who
has dislocated elbow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Original D. g. z. G.'s Win.

The D. & r. C. team defeated the Utah
Fuel nine In what was expected to be
closely contested game but proved an
easy Victory for the railroads by a score
OF Is TO (. The batteries were Batter
Dustin and Smith for the u. & r., G..
Harris and Johnson for the Fuel. Man
ager Robertson say that another team
piaying under the name OF Denver &
Rio Grande has no connection With the
railroad Robcrtson's -. x r. q. team
has playcd II games. losing but three this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework no washing; No. Emery
flats, 1st ave. and State ST. h354I
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Score 20 to 8.
Special 10 Thn Trihnne

special TO The Tribune.
GARFIELD. July 50.-The Denver e.
Rio Grande ball team OF Salt Lake was
defeated by the team representing the
Utah Copper company OF this place this
afternoon by the score OF 90 TO g. The
local club secured seventeen hits 10 eight
made by the Salt Lakers H. Richard
son and Christian were In the points for
the winners and Little and Swagger did
battery duty for the visitors
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ELEcTRIcs WIN SHORT GAME.
Dust Storm Causes Contest to Be Called
at End OF Sixth Inning.

GREAT FALLS. July 3o.-Wind and
rain stopped today's game at the end OF
the first half OF the sixth inning of the
first game. Hildebrand was working In
splendid form, A single by Irby and
second inning. Four singles and a tumble
by Shea netted Great Falls two runs In
the third. The game was played ln
binding dust storm and finally stopped
by rain. The score;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

require careful treatment.
qulet and apply Cham bcrlain IS
ut froely. II will remove the
~ and quickly restore the parts
nesithy condition. For sale by
.1lors
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COMPETENT EOoKKEEPER: NINE
accounts a specially. best reterenCe,
Address LII. Tribune. nS-ol
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MOTHER AND l7~YEAR OLD DAUGH-
ter wish permanent positions as cooks
In camp or on ranch. Address La
Tribune h3l35
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Provo Cooler This Year,
TO The Tribune.

- July 3O.-rThe report Of James
government weather observer
~ ,he effect that II is not so hot
i9ll the thermometer recorded
|i5 "hlle the same date in 1910 II
-. IN 1910 the average high tenn
~ WAS 30 and the low so; and for
~ tlne OF the year just past the
'e'aec was 30 and the low az
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

The matadors will fight the widest
buffalo bull on earth Wednesday night
at Saltnir
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VAN GETS TWO HOME
RUNS IN ONE GAME
Continued From Preceding Page.
decisions.

Levy's grounder 10 Mathes. Lawler mar
rowly escaped trouble with the crowd.
which WAS dIsplessed with some OF hls
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BUTTE.
Total.

Butte 20 o 2 0 o 2 0 0 al
III innings)
Summary; First base on errors-Boise
]. Struck out-By Killilay Q. by Quick
5. by Remneas 8. Bases on baIls-On
Home run-Kellackey Two-base hits
Flanagan. Fries, Sacrifice hlts-Dock
stadcr. Perrine. Stolen bases-Flick.
. % innings st nItcbeapRy o pqS6 6n,ck uIse bv
Remneas 4 2-3, Base hits-On Quick 5.
off Remneas /. Time OF game hours
and 26 minutes. Umpire-Lawler.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-ONE SMALL HAND sATCHEL
containing 3 purse with $50, somewhere
between Ogden aud Salt Lake on sun
day night, Tel Main Sl53-k-
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wANrEp-srTUATIoNs-MALE

RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS
work at anything. Address k-'' r5e
unc. "-'7-
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

sHEPPARD's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
The Red Front" 1I2 West End South.
headquarters railroad and mining talp.
Bell 1884. el5t3
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Revolver Club Scores.

Following are the scores made yester-
day by the Salt Lake Revolver club:
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so MEN TO BORROW MONEY on
lst South. c240
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SEWING MACHINE
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE COMPANY. INCORPORAT-
ed we sell all makes. latest styles
new and slightly used; largest stock in
Utah: very lowest prices. we rent and
repair Raleigh & Nalsh. managers. l0e
East Second South. Bell t7o3. h2Ots
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
,-Skilled and unskiled 'aborcrs fur
nished 40 East lst South. corner Com
merciaL Bell phones 33S8. Ind. s23 pa
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

-
CLEANING AND PRESSING NEATLY
done: first class work guaranteed. 222
West 3rd South. h29ii
SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED
for 81 month. Work guaranteed.
California Expert Cleaning Co, 3f5 50;
State. Phone 1922. f5ZYl
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17
SHOULDN'T WE RESPECT THE
 KICKER?

Some people think the kicker is a nuisance; and some think he is a helper. The evidence is that it does not pay to bear imposition or injustice of any sort with patience. He does not. He has the ratt1esnal<e motto: Don't Tread on Mel and those who venture feel his fsngs.
 The kicker regulates ths trolley serv- ice. knocks out the high car step. allows no neglect of crosswalixs un- less his howl is heard: and while we peaceful souls walked up to the water oface after the near-famine and paid the bill for water we never had with out a murmF. didn't you notice that the kiclSers reduced the receipts by some eleven thousand dollars? We do net think it pays to kick; but do not laugh at the kicl1ers because they do.
 The neighbSrhood of best kickers have the finest streets and the bright est illumination at night in all the cities. Both greed and auda city like the patient and suffering citizen bscsGse he whispers his grievances to himself instead of getting up and ho~bag so that three neighborho oods are made aware of them at once.
 Those who impose upon others al- ways appear to be afraid of those whe cry aloud and aeitate for better con- ditiens.
 Instead of less kickers the world needs more of them. Those who can nst be eent~olIee by love need be moved by fear. Do not think the kick CTS rBeke unnecessary noises-it is the steam whistles and lecomotixeo tha, do that. Their oppFessors sssaink they make unnecessary noise: but since they are quick to stop it by making concessions to them there is no doubt 1t is profitable.
 If you want things different just kick for better things and you will get them. Rewards dc not go to those who sit in silence and in tears. If you do not think this is so. open ysuI weather eye and watch out.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17
EXCEPTIONALLY SENSIBLE

The graduating class of 1911 of the Meriden high school is made up of pupils of resolution and spiN4t They have dethroned style aHd put common sense in it's place. The Meriden girls have dechded not to hire csrYis aes for graduation. d custom that has been gaining ground the past few years. Ciiris' graduation gowns are made with a view to other wear than this-for street wear. church wear etc, and why it has become necessary to pay cab hire when appearing in the graduation gown at commencement is something to be explained. They think if a girl can walk out in her graduation gown an hour after the exercises, she might as well walk to the graduation exer- cises in it.
 The Meriden Journal says: Ut is fine thing to see these young people working together for the common good and doing all they can to prevent hesrtsches on the part of these who would suffer if all the usual expenses were allowed"
 These young women are attracting wide attention to themselves; and their splendid example will make a record they may always feel proud of