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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-20
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Cards have been received in the cit,
announcing the marriage, Of Mis-:
Jeanette Schimmel to Mr.. Victor
Gwynn, which event was solemnizet
on Wednesday at the home OF the
bride, In Lowell, Ohio. ol
e Mr.. Gwynn Is a member OF the gro
Gerry firm Of Reitz and Gwynn, of Fair
mont avenue, and his bride formerl,
vas employed in .Beckman's store
They returned here Wednesday nigh
and are residing OH Castor avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles sschimmel.
Of Lowell, Ohio, /;
announce the marriage OF thell
i at, daughter NJ
u Jeanette Estelle Z III
Il Il, yietorS Gwynn, a
u Yealnesda y II pnary Sixteenth.
4 4 slneteen hind red and 81 eyens Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-20
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Nearly Anyone ny scsqfe IA spien,|
Z did Growth Of Hair. s2ssil,i ;8

80
We have q RENE y that has a record
OF growing haid and curing badness
In 90 out OF every 100 cases where
used according 10 directions for d rea:
ssonable length I, fsime. That may seem
like q strong statement Al Is, and We
mean 1t to De- and no one should doubt
Il until they have put our claims to
an actual test. Y s3 \ n !,
We are 80 certain 6Rexal1 IIs'.ss, +,
Hair Tonic Will cpre dandruif, pre-
vent badness, stimulate the scalp and
hair roots. stop falling hair and grow
new hair, that We personally give our
positive guarantees % refund every
penny paid us for IN every instance
where It does not give entire salts.
faction to the user. IA \
Is delIghtfully perfamed, and does not
RI Rexnll "9s,' Hair Tonic is as pleas:
ant 70 use as clear spring water. II
grease or gum the hair. Two sizes
Soc and 500. With our guarantee
back Of IT, you certainly take no risk.
Sold only at our store The Hexall
s,ore: ST city Drug Company. Main
street; also Hall Drug Company, sO4
Water street Il 4 "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-20
daughter
Ennice Marie

4 Mr. Charles Manley Holbert
on Wednesday the fourth Of January,
nineteen hundred md eleven,
LETTERS. Montana.
At home Z. q,
After Friday, February the first, 1911.
Jeffers, Montana.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-20

aqhg3l awe rtislnS llnds the 51lndeTsI
and Introduces them \ 70 tae losers aofI
most ofS Tic lost things III this q II. h
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-01-12

day to spend the day with their
brother Herbert and family Miss
Lottie returned to her duties at
Marshalltown the last of the week.
Floyd will remain to assist his
father in his duties as county treas
urer.
Word was received by friends
here of the marriage of the daugh-
ter of George Morgan and wife at
Hydro, Okla. on the 25th of Dec,
1910. Miss Chloe has a host of
friends here and all unite in ex-
tending hearty congratulations for
prosperous and happy journey
through their married life.
Those who spent the day at the
home of F. M. Lowrance last Friday
were Mrs. Maggie Galpin, Mrs.
Lucy Peck, Anna Cozad, Nell Peck,
Alice Dillon and son Raymond.
Mrs. Julia Kinds came down to
Pleasanton Saturday and went to the
home of her son John near Line
vile. She has been under the doc
tors care for some time at Leon, but
is able now to return to her home
at Lineville
her home at Lineville Saturday after
spending holiday week with Mrs.
Anna Coxad.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-01-12

Miss Clara Lanphair of Lamont
visited the first of the week at the
home of her brother, Ernest and
family. ~.
BERTHE Ingram called ON James
and Homer Davis Wednesday. /.
A party was held at Mr. Schoon.-
overs Monday evening in honor of
Miss Susie's thirteenth birthday.
Everyone reported that they enjoy
ed themselves. .-s
Marion Davis hauled water from
Mr.. Schoonoyer's and Ralph Judd's
this week to fill his cistern.
Miss Beulah Drury called on Mae
Spargur Thursday afternoon.
Ralph Judd returned home We'd
nesday after few days visit with
relatives in Garden Grove.
Beulah Drury called on Mrs. Roy
Drury Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Schoonover and wife visited
at Tom Wynn's one day this week.
Those that could not attend school
this week because Of sickness were
Delma LaFollette and Mae Spargur.
James Davis and wife called on
Marion Davis aud wife Friday after
moon.
Mn. Ed stllr s ~ ens day last
Wssk With Mr.. Marion Davis
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-01-12
Little River.
(Delayed),

49, TZ (OolaySUJ.
Everyone is busy talking about
what they did Christmas and New
Years. III ...5. ..sg@-s
George Davis and wife visited at
Mrs. Lanphair's Friday.
Jasper Spargur and daughter
Edith and Mrs. Sarah Spargur and
daughter, Mrs. Julia Rains went to
Clio, Iowa, Monday for short visit
with relatives. Mrs. Sarah Spargur
Intends to remain the rest of the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. A..
q. Lewis. .ss
BERTHE Ingram visited Thursday
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Marion Davis.
a little surprise was held at Mr..
SchoOnover's Monday in honor Of
Mrs. Haag's birthday. Those pres
ent were Mr.. Haag and family, Joe
Dale ana wife, Marion Davis and
family and Mrs. Slower and son
Harry.
'xss lIfs Jim Drury and daughters
q n ana Nellie went to Princstcn
ygo1n1o lofs s< IN daya visit
dapg htsr, ~: LaHfencs
sa N
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-01-12

Seth Davis and wife returned Fri
day from a few days visit in Wayne
county. i'll
Mrs. Lawrence Wilson returned to
her home at Princeton Wednesday
after short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.. Drury.
Mr.. Jim Drury went to GAINESVILLE
Saturday to spend few days with
friends and relatives.
Those that c:2lled at Spargur's
Saturday afternoon were Lloyd
Moore, sBeulah Drury, Mrs. Kate
Still anS Mrs. Marion Davis and
children.
George Piester of Promise City
came Thursday for few weeks visit
with Charles Davis and other friends.
A. w. Spargur took dinner with
George Morey Saturday.
Those that took New Years din
ner at the home of Marion Davis and
wife were Allen> Spargur and wife,
Joseph Ingram and wife, Lester
Davis, Jasper Spargur and daughters
Edith and Mae, Charles Finkbone
and Bert Ingram.
Leon Leeper and Claude Moore
spent saturday night and Sunday
With Johnnie Drury. ;;s'sss.S
Grace Drury - one the sick lint.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-01-12

Coral Curry and Ada Phelps re-
turned to Leon Sunday to resume.
school duties after enjoying the holt
days at home.
olive Lowrance went to Pleasan-.
ton Saturday to take the train to
Leon where she will attend school
the remainder of the term.
M. A. Gammill, real estate agent
from Leon, was in this vicinity We'd
nesday trying to sell a farm IN
woodland township to Mont Petty.
Mrs. Maggie Galpin returned e
January bids fairf to show MS
some winter. She has made good
start, anyway.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-01-12
Wesley Items.
(Delayed),

(Delayed).
w. H. Dillon has his store at
Morgan open now and is ready to
supply the wants of any and all GUS
toners. He purchased part of
the Oscar Stein stock of goods at
Lineville last week and moved them
to Morgan.
Green Moore is working some at
the blacksmith shop now. Our town
is busy again.
Miss Coral Curry entertained
about twenty of her friends at her
home east of Morgan last Thursday
night. All report fine time.
Olive Lowrance spent Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs Nell Peck.
Mrs. Halstead and neice, Mrs.
Toon have been visiting with rela-
5tives near Morgan this week. Tues
day with Mrs. Alice Dillon and
Wednesday at the home OF w. E.
Dillon.
Floyd Cosad and sister I.ottie
came down from Leon last Thurs
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-01-12

Herd Davis visited the latter part
of the week with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Davis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

.sie gebt nit Dem @elo, baba!
Denfit gu mirflid, mir bebielten iie
einen Moment langer?"
vAber iie itnb ia gbeleute, Der @raf
ggon uno sic @u6ererstobter."
nSSit SOS gbe? Die 90ae lit es,
5rit, ia, ia, Sic Soue. l1niere Stride
trennt audi, no gegenieitige Mbnei-
6ung berridt uno 6as 2eben pergaut. "
6rib idiittelte oerltanoniblos Ben
&opf. u@raf geon oiirfte ii6 nie
mieoer 'perbeiratben, mir 1ino ia &a=
tbolifen."
vSobo!" Margarete nabm lire op=
%politioneue 9altung tpieoer ein. $50
10, es giebt nod einen &apit IN Som
mno ser miro &edt iiben. gseiit cine
ge5mungene @be, @raf GgonS Irene
geborte bereits elmer anoern; 6aS ma=
re ia bimmelidreieno, mer1n er fit lei
ne opfermiuige 2iebe fit 8ruoer uno
6am1ilie nidt poue 8elobnung fanoe!
8, 0as mfrs sic @rdfin-M utter i9on
MAIDEN, nl1r %ab1parten. ga, ia, gan5
la1te!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
4n bic 2eier a,kerbalb Stearns
County.

M4e 2eier 6es ,Morbitern," 6ie ni6t
in Stearns. County pobnen, iin6 eben-
10 freun6li9 mie bringen6 eriu@t, If.
re 3ablungen fir 6ieies 8latt, Der.
mtttelit Draft ODER @eloantpeiiung
ein5uienoen. @ir m0dten, 6aB aQe Sc.
ier iid sic bon uns gebotene @elegen-
felt, gegen @orausbe5ublung 0es 8lat-
tes in ben 8eiib elmer berrliden Hra.
mie gu gelangen, 5unuben MAIDEN. Da
es nun aber unieren retien6en Mgen-
ten nidt moglt@ lit, Bel alien nnie-
rem Mbonnenten bor5uipreden, bepor
6ie &usmabl ser idonen 8ramien per-
griHen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm 5nte.
reiie 6%erielben, 6as. @el6 brett nod
Der office 5u fen6en, morauf promp-
tie 3uien6ung Ser gepunidten &rd'
mie erfolgen miro. BUR gntgegen-
nobme ser einen o6er Ser anoeren Die
fer mertbbollen 8rdmien gegen @or-
ausbe5ablung bes uMoroitern" auf ein
Sabr la6et %ereebenit ein sic
uRprbitern"= 9rndgeiellidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
eimeres Set1mttteL

et@ere4 $etttnttteI IS
Trau elizabeth Sibert IN gataotd, Dbto.
6@enebes bon Mt .@afbinston rtet tfbr. aa'
flor A0ntg's geerbenitdrfer 1u oert!r9en: Re
aebruuHte 2 GIaf9en inb bate lett 10 SoRret
feine11 Nufau n.ebr Gie f9retbt: SD BIN benz
8farrer 6afiir banibar, bob er mir au etnem
''G SFsn & 9. psafie. ' fassiSt GUS gsteqaratens,
ain iii etne @otteSeabe far bic Merbentrunfe.
I'd pur LANCE Sabre .letbenb. 9cttoren ur1b
Sic anae5eiafen Mtittel boben MIR ni@t fl
nieI oebolfen pte 8aitor 46nte'4 Merbenftdr'
fer. 1Giniee 0ofe1 batot broGten MIR Befje.
1ruma uni, id bate Sic gSebl5tn tn1mer in
9auie. Metne 1o&ter, Z Monate alt. lit iett
geiuno. nin1mt an ardften 5u. ber gferben'
ftdrfcr bat itr bn8 Qebeu eerettet. SIMMER
neroe Id bieS 4Rtttel empfeblen. per on btes
fem @eri&t 5~tpeifelt, f&retbe an MID.
~-% Elm &pertbpoues BUD fur Nerpeuleibenbe
2GTeI mirb Seoem ber e oerlangt, jusetouet.
wv arue erbalteu aud bic Wee6iain urafpnft.
9iefe @eebiain ipurbe teit BEN Sabre 1876 bon BEN
6phm. Baffor Rbni9. Sort wa6ne. ySSua.. ~jubsreitet
Inb lest unter feiner Anlueitung bon Der
KoENIG Medicine CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, Ill.
Set apstAeserm ~ hebe1 tas
$500 bic 8IatAe. UIataen TAR $500;
erote $1.7S, 0t&1 500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

Sic ni9t. @are ib Elm Mann init
meniger beftiger @emiitbsart, miiroe
i6 Sic pieueidt NIT falter &oflihfeit
bebanoeln. 9as bringe i6 aber ntdt
fertig, mo- ii@ tie 9run0lid peradte.
Ma9en Sizes flr5, i9 mieoerbole es
nod einmal!"
SD mer6e es tbun, Graf &anmpl.
Sd frage sic, marum sic MIDI gum
@eibe begebrt, marum Sic our Gbe
init mir geidrttten, 1pet1n sic MIDI
peradten?"
Graf @gons Mugen flammten auf.
sd babesie ni6t 5um@eibe begebrt,
niemo1s! So1te SIR &ater ptrfli6
peri9miegen BADEN, marum er meinen
Momen fir feline Sodter %begebrte?
go iage i@Sbnen oenn, 6oB Ser tlong=
poae Sautpplname Sen sdmub ser
@u6er5inien beoeden iollte. &aben
sic perltan6en?
nDas lit nidt mabr, es fam nidt
mabr iein!" idrie 2inois iammerno
auf. rMein @ater bat mir geiagt, BOB
er Sic por0em ni6t gefannt, 6aB sic
freimiQig eefommen iino -"
ga, ib bin freimiQig fir meinen
8ruoer eingetreten, sen er in iein geeb
ge5oger, in 0as er r%ettungslos per-
fallen, i@ babe nit meitem 2ebets.
gIiid meines 8ru6ers gbre be5ablt;
Ioate oas 4empers Godter 10 fremo
geblieben iein?" 8etBenoer Sarfas=
mus t0nte aus Sol1pDl's @orter.
uM@ - SEQ - 2eo!" 2inois fam
sic belle Offenbaru1g, Ter - i'm
itammelte iie, uno in %gren5enloier BE-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

iddmung idlug iie belize &anoe Dor
oas @eiidt.
vMb, sic fennen n1einen 8ru0er
2eo?" iagte er nit berbem @pott.
uMeinen Sic nod, id ioQe Sbnen Sic
&pm1bie glauber, sic sic Dor mir
auffubren. IS feblt nod gera6e Die
obltgate 0bnma@t. @enieren Sic iid
nift, unb ieten sic iie rubig III Gee
ne, sic Sade lit als6ann mirfiamer."
Weit unnadabmlider &era6tl1ng i'm
Son uno 8lid mollte ser @raf 6as
3immer perla1ien.
Sett fam 9eben in sic eritarrte &C.
ftalt ser iungen 6rau. Cine 6rage
nod, Sic iolen nidt langer belaitigt
uer6en," periiderte ite tonlos, Elm
frampfbaftes Mufldlud5en gemalt=
Jam nieoeroriiden6.
Sour feline acknowledgements
gen, i4 mer0e Sbnen feline ellie
glauben, un6 i@moren sic audi bnn=
BERT @ibe!" REF &aumpl beftig auf-
brauieno,
n@idt et1en iduore i9! Sour einen
Moment per5ieben Sic nod. @as
mollen sic nit mir Beginner, mas ion
ser Mufentbalt in 6ieiem &auie, ser
mir unb Sbnen our &lage mer0en
muB?"
Isle iino sic @eiiel, sic mir 3u-
geiteut mor6en, Biz oer. lette Seller
ge3ablt lift" @r la9te unbeimli@ milo;
grimmer Corn baltic feline &an6 uno
lieB iie 6r0bncnb auf Ben Sii6 fallen.
Gortfesung folat)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Dine @%rtraaabluna.

Cine groBe Muspabl BON @ebetbm-
dern sic mir" obne Mab5ablung offe-
riren:
Gibrer gum &immel, init grobem
Druid un6 i90nem @inbanbe.
@ebete Ser &eiIigen, Mittelgrob.
orud un6 Morocco=@inban6.
S9ubengel.
Seius, meme 3uperli@t.
&almgdrtlein, idmmtli6 id0ne
@ebetbu9er nit glottem ooer Mo=
rocco=@inbano nno @oloidnitt.
9ie @riitIide Ma1tter Elm i@ones
8elebrungs- un5 @rbauungsbu@ fit
Grauen.
Die 3bilotbea, Elm berrlides Ct
bauungsbu@, mel6es in feinem &au-
ie feblen ioute.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@inea Giubred)ers idredlide Shat

@ines Ginbred)ers idredlide Shat
mag oas &eim ,1idt 10 pouitdnbig pa'
.raIniiren aIs cine LANCE @ranfbeit Der
.Mutter. Mber Gr. Sings Neue Sc
benspinen fino Elm berrlides Mittel
fir 6rauer. rSie brodten mir mum
.oerpouen M1tet in Ber6aln1ngs. uno
Brauen<8 ei6metoen", f6reibt Sra,
So. 6. Dunlap bon 2eo6in, &enn.
@enn SIR f@Iedt ffiiiblt, beriudt fie.
$50 Bel Der MoIttor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@cqcn 25f ertra

Vc9tH coy eEtIu
@ebet=8u9er fir Communicates
nit i6onem @elluloi0 @inban6e.
Balmgdrtlein.
Sibrer gum &imme1.
Sep Of &eapen in englii9.
Bidder NIT Sammet<@ inban6 in
beuti9 un6 englii9.
Croft ser arn1en Seelen, in i90'
11em, Incident 2e6ereinban6, nit @ol0.
i9nitt unb groBem Drmde.
9roit I'M Sitter, in 6emielben 8anoe
un6 nod gr0Berem @rob6rud.
Ser 8aumgarten, Elm groBeS Gor'
mat nit Mittclorud unb mei6em
Mprocco= Gtnbon1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

83olf srofe Eatent-s deere frei.
0ieies Sabr baben mir ferner aIs
Brdmie eine 8 3ou groBe, iif ielbft-
iddrfenoe, Natentideere, melde mag
n~etiiirt lit uno 6as ionit 10 bei9mer<
Iide Mufnebmer bon Maoeln 11nS
6tefna6eln .beiorgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
8eaen SOC ertra.

@offine, &ano Noitine, grbauungs,
8ub.
2egen6e ser @eiligen, nit college
preBtem Gedel uno berrliden Sat-
ben6rud=8iIoern.
0ie groBe @an6farte bon Stearns
gountp, mel9e einen mirfliden @ertb
Don $500 bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
prdntten-ltfe.

@ie6erum befin6en mir u11s i'm ste.
iibe elmer groBen Musmabl berrlider
Eramien. @er bon uniern 2eiern iei>
men @uditan6 auf Sen vMoroitern"
un6 6a5u nod Elm Sabr I'M @oraa1s
be5ablt, lit our Ausmabl irgeno elmer
ser naditeber3 angegebenen Rramien
bere9tigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

&oientrdr5e meiB, iduar5 un6 fat
big nit 6iden un6 6iinner Yerlen.
sSn @nglii9 baben mir:
. &n for Seius, Elm gr0Beres Bud
nit @oloIdnitt un6 glattem 2eoerein.
bun6.
GUIDE to 8tetD.
Sen Of @eapen.
Eai6engebetbu6, 8ei@einbano.
8erlen Ser Mnba9t, @eid)einban6.
Stern 6es Sells, @ei9einbano.
Bodet Braper Boot.
9ie 6rei leBteren iin6 in fleinerem
Gormate ln6 elegant gebun6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

@ei9idten = 8iider peri9ie6enen
SSnbaltes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-19
DRAW Federal G9A|VD
AID PETIT JURIEs
Officers Will Begin Today to
Serve SubpOenas fJr
April Term.

The grand and petit jurios for the April
term Of the United states district court
were selected Saturday afternoon by j.
L. Lctcher. clerk OF the court and Lucian
H. SmyIh, chief deputy United States
marshal. The marshaIs force win set
out today To serve subpoenas, The juries
will meet April 10 and take Up the work
Immediately The following persons were
selected for The grand jury
George T. IngersoU, Salt Lake. l.. $.
Haywood. Layton: George s Ashton. Salt
Lake: William Kidd. Logan: w. X. Wal
lace. Salt Lake; Thomas b, Parker.
American Fork; n. r. Mcdowell. Pay
son. G. +. Adams, salt Lake: j. NJ
HiXon. Coalvllc; j. II. Rlvcs. Salt Lake
j. ". Spargo. ogden; Thomas Burns. Salt
Lake. Ralph Elliott. Provo: j. S. Carver.
Ogden; John l.. Baxter. Hyrum: w, w.
Francis. Morgan; John Il. Glynn. Salt
Lake John Pastor. Ccntcrville: NJ, s.
Browning Ogden; j. +. McCafferty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-19

EpA-e!n.; J ;. seeley, M. Pleasant; VII
liam B-oadhead. HeEer.
Pcut 1urymen were selected as fol-
Iows;
Archie =. Wilson. Park City; Henry L.
Beal, Ephraim; Otto Whitbeck silver
CITY; w. Z. Lowe, Providence Ben
DAYS, salt Lake city: @. f.. Cushing,
Park City: Daniel II. Cook Moroni, Al
Vim j. Strong. salt Lake City: Fred Pc
lorson. Manti, c. A. Quisley, Salt Lake
CITY: Nj l.. Hansen. Bingham; Albert
Singleton Provo: \, \. Shaw. Ogden:
Il. X Hardy. Salt Lake: -. X John
son salt Lake; :. III. Cox, Lohi: J. 6.
Jorgcnson, Richficld r. *. Scott salt
Lake; q. ~ Frank. Eureka; Archie
Lewis. Salina; l. L. IGldredge. Coalvile;
T. j. Morcy Moronl: j. W. Dangerfed.
Provo; Ii. {. Brownlcy. Salt Lake:
George Parker Ogden; Artcmas .iol
msn, Pleasant Grove. w. - Gaby. Salt
Lake; T. u. Wosucr Salt Lake; Iuuius
Young. salt Lake. NJ. Spencer, Taylors-
vile; j. r. Murdock, Charleston: Wills
johnson. Richncd: j. w. Sullivan, Sail
Lake. j. G. Harris Richmond. Bert
Caldwell, Tooclc; Adelbert Burgess. Sa
linn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-19
Parture Of the Regiment for the Border Has Left
Fort Douglas Under the Command Of
the Feminine Contingent

group shown herewith comprises
'loer OF the ladies who have been
'anS OF establishing cordial
Smp between the townspeople
@e army folk in the past few
jsd;aI - Is regretted that several OF
L, at the post either had left
Nv .nis Tune or had no satisfoc-
rS;sL pSS;sLalls except the one in each
~ p,S'en accompanied the regiIucntal
1f;s,, on their recent march. The
5e =; li'tie army post to the east
10y ely presents the appearance of
serted village" these days al.
bs;ery one OF the officers quar-
nSva S,ng In o state Of preparedness
bs y not actually moved. The
f|mea' peen an Adamless Eden since
a ~, NOW more than ten DAYS ago.
ne regiment marched away TO
6s,,, me ladies' and their little
ness sve put In the time mostly in the
M OF preparing 10 leave and
n doyscE mecE or so the post will be
deserted with the exception Of
q two families. pom u
,sdlss Of the regiment bavo mado
.|r aln @ friends among the towns.
poonniy more than were ever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-19
SEIZE ALLEGED DOG FIGHT
PRINCIPALS AND WITNESSES
Police Raid oonteat, Approhend Twenty"
Nlnn Mon and confInoato AnlmsIp
for EVldonoc.

Two alleged principals and twenty
poYon others wcr1 arrested At 1880
o'clock lnnt night In Il contest botweon
two bulldogs which waa taking pinco IN
the basement undcr tho Luxus suioon.
232 South EtGto atront. Tho dogp were
also taken lnto oun.oay by tho police and
VII! DO held M cyidoncc. under tho claim
that tholr condition VIII rubntnntiatr tho
charge OF cruelty on tho part Of tho pro-
moterg and attendants upon the contest
The reid was made by serseunt Roberts
and Patrclmen Barker, Grundvig, Couyers
and Burton. The officers had received
information OF the match. but from what
source they decline TO state, and when
they forced an entrance the fight was in
fun blast. they say.
j. j. Burns. bartender. aged 90, and
T. c, Mangle. harness maker. 90, We're
arrested as principals and held under
bonds. of 500 each. Burns furnished q
caeh bond. but Mangle. up 20 an early
hour this morning. had beon unable TO
raise the amount and remained In ia!l
Twenty seven other persons who were
in attendance were held for appearance
Monday under bonds OF $40 each All
furnished bail with the exception of six
who. through friends. secured q guaranty
that they VIII be I'm court when wanted
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numbered before as friends Of the
army folk. From ting gracious, vito OF
health has hampered somewhat her So
cial life, TO the newest bride in the
regiment they have been extremely
popular in local society, and their de-
parture will be the cause Of much ro.
gret 10 a great many friends. Nor is
that regret a one sided one, for they
one and all ask nothing better than to
bc sent back to Douglas if the regi
ment does not go TO the Philippines,
and TO be returned if II does 90 there.
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SOME OF THE MINERS
REFUSE TO COME OUT
Str'ko Ordered by President Lewis In
Ohio May Prove
Flzslc.
BY Associated Press.

BRIDGEPORT, O., March lS.-NcarIv
5000 coal miners in eastern Ohio were
ordered to lay down their tools at 4
o'clock this afternoon in conformity With
the strike order issued by President T. l..
Lewis OF the United Mine Workers of
America The strike is called in SYM
pnthy with ono which had been on in the
Tuscarawas district of Ohio since April
OF 1910
1t is said the Tusca waras operators
agreed with the men to pay them ac-
cording To the Cincinnati agreement and
Iater rcpudiated their agreement. An ef-
fort made by the officers OF the m{ncrs'
Organization to adjust The difficulty re-
suited IN failure.
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FAVOR WELL BE SHOWN
IRRIGATION SETTLERS
sneclal 10 The TrIbune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c. March l8,-At
the urgent request OF Senator Borah. the
interior department today agreed 10 ac-
ccpt reduced payment from settlers on
tho North Side MInidolSa irrigation pro-
iect In Idaho. as permitted under tho
law passed at the last session of con-
gress These settlers will be required
10 pay only 81 per acre this year on
building charge, but must Gay tuD Charge
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al2,OOO penot az MurraY.

II present plans mature. the city OF
Murray will have 4 1000 railroad sta
tion i'm place of $4,000 structure. The
plans have beer drawn and viii be sent
east for acceptance Monday, and upon
approval work Will begin about MAY ! on
the new structure. The depot. as de-
sjSncd. viii he n two-storY frame build
ing. and will be erected al the terminus
OF Firth avenue. which VIII bring the sta
ton near the business section. being
short distance south OF the present build
ing. The grounds are TO be laid out with
laHu and Shrubbprv
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O'Ocnnel UNCHANGED

Tho condition this morning OF Edward
g. ODonnen, councilman from tile Sec
ond ward. who has pneumonia. was un-
changed over that of Friday. the Holy
Cross hospital reported. The crisis is
expected Monday or Tuesday, --