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Chr. Miheliens &crfomit.

Sfelge Ell Sog ON SIpgten 3d.
eltb, uogipet AT Intbon Wobr 8ies,
ner, neoitammer Statsminiiter sci.
felien fra Wifel Gnbreisn, ionl
ifsIge &irfebcgen for gaeriuno I
1889 bapbe en- Sen til SaaberL iou
fit Hapnet Mfi6el.
Senne MifeI MideIien bar
@aarbbruaer. San eiebe fsrit @aas.
Den MeeIbus, iom Iigger i ggeriuno
Serreo oe bar en- Sfplb al 1918
@arf. s 1878 fisbte ban BEN noget
itsrre 8aarb Safssen, bpor ban
boebe til lin Sso.
Wi6el Mifelien Meelbus, eQer
iom ban ienere faIote fig Safseen,
blep 24be Hopember 1853 gift meo
Singer Soriusbatter Gle. De fit s
Barn, bporaf Ssnnen Sallaf MifeI.
len bleo Stamfaoer iii Sen bergenife
Slpgt.
Salaf WideIien bar fsot 1882.
Com ing Ranb reiite ban til Ser.
gen, boor ban bespnote iom @cieI
paa 9rpagen. Senere brep ban en-
ielpitanoig 9onbebanbel / Sollpn.
oergaben. San bar gift meO @aoii
Mtagbalene @pbe, 17S2-tS29, Sat.
ter af Rabs gpbe, iom oaiaa bar
fra Ggeriunosfanten. Saaaf Wt.
bellen oebe / Bergen 1861 iom en-
ganlte pelbapenbe 8isbmanb.
Sans Ssn oar 9srfommisipr So.
cob Inbreas WiheIien, tS2t-19O2,
lom bar gift meo 9iifop &ieri6ops
Satter, Caroline Sophie @raitine.
Seres Glbite Ssn er Gbriitian 1i.
delien. gaa Woriiben neoitammer
Gbr. WifeIien fra SIpgterne @nfer,
gie, Goaett, Sersleb, 2eoud1 m. II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
Dr.. Goof / Ricbenhapn

Sra aiebenbapn telegarferes Den
21oe October:
Ro~lariarercn Or. Sreoericf 81.
Goof mntom nplig BERTH, men rciItc
itrar pioere til Srpsiel, bpor ban bar
mango Senner. San er ogiaa Web.
lem al oct oeruGrcnoe geografiife
Snitititt paagruno al i'm 9eltagelic
/ "Selgico"S SpopolSerpcoition. San
bar MI b"eiluttct at perroe tilbagc Der,
til npIte W%anbag / oct Giemeo al
isge at title fig ielp / eft gunltigere
2pS; Ben ofientIige Ieuing Der er
nemIia oiaiort imob bom. Oct pen'
tcS, at ban Eirsbog Iiten bill boIoe
SorcNrag / @pcnS ~itsrIte 2ofaIc, oa
Npiicrne cmtaIer Sogeu lnoer Sper,
ifriitcu: observation-disclosures Sri,
umf".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24

haSoe Iiot I fer llaer, fSr vi ~iorisste Guttrnra Srbc
% Ointment, % bel truos at ri baobc tOrisgt mcaci
anoet. FAINT Oeiaa Eager. Sea tror, at Griieira
WibIerus oil uorriie of, be uosloes for, oe en- bel
Sd mere" tlroertcsuet) mrs. RobIe Eubmau,
G0sioH, Ntput.. 2sot Gan. 1911.
SCR mere cuo en- ReuneiieaIocr bar Guticnra SGbe
"a Ointment stpet ben met giUHOmiite SebauoItns
for speoOmme { Suoeu o. Siolpen pGa Sprobsrr,
ling, % gOrut. Ct eucite Stpt,, GHttcura SGbe (25c)
% en- 9gfe Guiicura Ointment (5Oe) CT rfte tiIirGi
feIiai. Cmtnbfipuf be 'rlees al GpOtherere 90 Sono.
Icnbe Optr belle Gerbcu. piI bca IN liberal grpec al
beape iammcu neO IN 30 Sieers BOG ON SuOtn. bliUr
iruot frit paa Numpbuius Ill Potter Drug 4 Chem.
Corp, Dept. lsA, Bosten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
Spis o~roentlie til Srofoit.

Ger er illtet Waaltib De fleite Der
hos ps forismmer / iaa bsi 8rab iom
Srofoiten. Sor Sc feite gialoer bet
Oesparre bare iaa burtig iom mi!iG
at faa belize / Jig libt aaffe og foe
ill,gt ct eler / Ssioen TO SmsrrebreO
% ian barer BET afiteo til srbeioet.
Wten burbe life Solf tG1fe paa, at
"oet p9ientligite Irbeioe pber Ri paa
oenne Wtaabe ON Sormiobagen paa
- n9Iten tom Wape!"
Sab os iaaleoes fsrit og remit lie
paa bore Sfolebarn. Ieiten ana
WsOre er enitemmig / BEN llOtalelie:
Seq er GLAD, ON ieg Tan faa mi!
Barn til at oriffc Iiot Nelf, for Oct
saar paa Sfolen; ON at ipiie Smsr-
rebrso or Oct life tale ~engang!" Wten
bporOan fan man perte, at ct 9arn
ifaI bore iitano til at opfatte og lore
pau Sfolen - paa en- tom Weape?
Wan maa buife paa, at SsIgen al en-
tom Wape maa bli en- Hap, uinteres.
ieret Sierre! Get er iaaleoes life
rart, at 2Greren tiger, at / Den fprite
Sime er garna oiteit minoit intereS.
ierte % lGrpiaige. Ssrit naar Sc
bar iaat i Jig liot at lin Stolemar,
blir oct bebre / oenne Senieenoe.
Sporoan Ifal man mn imiolertir
fao 9arna til at ipiie ON Woreenen?
Sa, isrit % remit MAJ man faa bera
til at alta op / gobSib. Som He.
gel fomnler / 9perre iaIfalb ale
Barn for lent / Seng. Sc orar oct
IGngit mulig no ON aitener, % Scr.
Glorene blir noturIispis trpt al o.
gaa % 9naaIe poa Dem. Sfte er De-
oeiua SaOerens StpIb; for naar bait
fummer biem ira lit Irbeibe, pil ban
10 ogiaa gierre ie libt til fine 8srn.
% oct fan man 10 life forterfe
bam /.
@en for 9orna er set meget ubei.
Dig, for De maa bape iaa % ioI
mango Simers Sspn - uben oct
t q N De life sreie tit SfoIearbeioe.
Men naar be fommer en- balp til er
bel Sime ~forient tiIiengs ON aitenen,
er oct life LET at iaa Dem op / rette
Sib ON Rorgenen. 90 fommer &c
life pp ! goo Sib 9aar oct fsrit o.
remit no pper Srofoiten. gsrnene
fan 10 ingen 6oritaaeIie bape Of, bpor
pigtig, ia abioIiIt nsouenSie FOR en-
900 Sfoleoag" ct eobt Srofoitmaa!.
flo npot / no og Nag ipiler. DC;
maatte bore lGreriet % initruftirt
for en- SfoIe en- Iarbae I. Or. at IN.
berisge, boab buert enfeIt 9arn bap.
DC ipiit til Srofoitl Seq er iiffer pan,
at Teiultatet pilbe bore pberit neb.
~flaaenbe.
On iaa efter en- Zig Examination
2Grercn piISe iise ct Bar icrnuitiac
Gro til 9prneue ON Settel Spiltell
rbpre &oue en- ! Ho npot Srofoii
ipiuer for Barnet % ior bets Sfole.
gierning-iaa pilSe en- iaaoan Sal.
time life bare burttaitet! SpaS Nor
% Gar anaaIer paa bi9Iper oite life
men ct Orb ON bette fra 9Grerer
nilSe monsensans aisre goo - /;
uomertet = Sirfnins = set er iis
tert. Oct piISe neuIis ! be fIeite I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
9ecDrab % Smegn.
@nl9 / Sgmraiurcningcn.
Sen 23be Sttpber 1911.

6oreningcu Spnra bauoc lit IorS'
msbc iioitc 6rcoag ben 20oe Otto
Der hos 6ormon0cu NroicSior 8. 2.
Heque. Galg paa gmbeoSmGnb Tor
nnitc Ior ioretogeS meo ~fslgenbc
ll6ialb:
Sormanb, TroicSior DR.. Sc. @icrs
iet; @iceiormauo, SbcrIt CIR.
Brandt; Sefrctrr, Ginor Soicpbicn;
&uaicrcr. ariitian ErcitgorO; @ibli'
ptcfnr, Bait. $. q. @lcgeu. EroicSs
for Rcalrc iroboo fig @jcuualg iom
Sormanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
Ouperncren fom
acknowledgements

ga 8uperner Gberbart eitcr
Srnueurationsieiteu peo Minneiotas
Statsuniperiitet penbte tilbaee til FIN
grtomobiI. opbaeeoe ban, at Suit.
rinaen paa CT al S~asbiuIeue bar
punfteret % Tiuseu iaa ilao ipm en-
Yunoefaee. 8upernsren betraeteoe
Ell Sio Den flabflemte "Sire", sior.
DC enbeI itiItienoe Sem9rtuinser ON
&ubbertruiten, ippttebe berpaa. II.
surlis taIt, | GGperne % tos fat paa
ieIp OF reparere Staoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24

Nollefici bcapuote mto SoeOcT,
Der BRAT 90 agar Tateric. 90 ocT
bIsu tore Saar. Saar % 6inger.
neaIcue falot al "a Sdareus
ipTcoie ie uper belle 9ceemti. iaa
Der blco liStu sguu, iadpcI for
mig Tom Barnet. StOr Siuro
fuIafr meO naar ies tos al bans
Sfiorte.
''gi iprigate cu bel Tel TioIcr.
men iutri biaIp, iuotiI Ell Ben
iucs tiliioh bspraeoe mia Ill at
prgue Guiicura SGbe % Ctut
mtut. See baooc brusi bisie iuu
en- fort 1io. ba lea iad @uttcu
beoreess. % iuosu icJ Tiger Oar
han fulbftruhia hclhreptt. Sau
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
On itprart.t Wura,stnr h.nre Spt. Se

er I'LL anereSe marse ipm bar tesnet fig at
ilaa Splse meo ben iture 9pitreiie til Rprse
Sisie refer til ale Banter Of &orse; ON BIZ
pniter COB &eiieicIse lige bient, iaa er Der Ell
sob anleonins. Set pil bGi ai Snteresie for
big at ifripe eiter fuloitGnOis Splpsnins til
g. 8. Slitab, 201s 2pnbale guc. an Rin.
neapoIis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
Smaapluf.

SisriO % Marit apaIe rciite
ibag til Superior, @is., for at be.
isee Ell oerboenOe grooer.
Ssiian pil MI osioa ina Bolt.
iporebanf. Zen ifaI begpn6e fin
@irfiombeb ben Soc Mopember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24


ton, bar beiIuttet oeioa at etabIere
ct 5iIialfontor / Chicago.
50 enselife Samperc foaibereoe
Sreoags | tet Gage foran Wun-
oingen al Glben. st al Sfibene
ianf og oct anbet itranbeoe. 99r.
mere Splpsninger ON uIpffen fore.
ligser enbnu life.
Sbien monument / Gomp Yarf. =
Ser berettes fro Ct. Eaul, at Der Of
"Ssnner al 1orge" er lat en- gep9.
eelie igang nleo bet Sormaal at faa
anbrast en- Statre Of Senrif Sbien
/ Como Rarf. afilerineen antages
at fiinne firbe Steb til Sommeren.
Sbp. St~atsfaSierer M. 6. Beef.
furo | Hortb 9afota, Der bar anita.
get for ltnoeril9b, bar Den 20be bs.
faaet fin Com. Den loo paa 3 Iars
Strafarbeioe og getaling al Sagers
Smfoitninger, tiliammen $500.
9ommen ifal appeaeres til Ssieite-
ret.
2ape Spurposnstarter. gpen Se.
troit, Wid., bar ferret / lin Scamp
for Iape Sporpognstarter, oa / SCR.
bags mbertegnebes en- Sperensfomit
mreb SporpognsieIifabet, ifsl9e bpil.
fen bette forpligter fig til at ubiteoe
s giQetter for % Gent. &en
bar paret / ODER 20 aar.
Or. War Scnins fra Chicago er
al Song 5reoerif blet oetoreret meo
neutrality-suspicious. aommanoer.
TORS. S benne I%nlebning er ban
8jenitanb for meget ~imigrenoe Sm.
taIe / ben banife Bresie, ser betegner
bam iom en- at 9anmarfs bebite &e.
prGientanter / Imerifa. Sor fire
Iar iioen blep Or. Senilts &ibber al
Ben iamme Srben.
8crniebe Spns. On Some / ana,
moia, Soma, Irs. Inna 8eiis,
tsmte forIeben Gag Snbbolbet al en-
3ruffe ipItebe "Grab".sgbIer Tom
bar eaaet / 8iprins, no til Seniene
meo Oct Reiultat, at De ale lit iig en-
proentlig Serial. Se begpnbte at
rape omfring % Bolbe ct ipnoigt
Speftafel, til be Ell efter en- fang
Iebe ooerenoe % iopnebe mo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24

gltfpr slat. Srueu: "0ten Innn, Sc
ifuIbe 10 ba Ell gal meb biem."
Yieen: Set gIatte Sbr er 9IeSet
mig fuIbitG1bis no at Sanferne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
1t0ilGt bcbirfcoc
nlinclige Smcrtcr
@armets 9eserne bebGffet mcb itore
Saar. Sputes at lilo o. brGnbc.
Sinserueglere falot al. Siben cIler
inscn Sppu. Srugtc Guiitura
SGbe % Sintmcnt. 6eIbrtbet in:
Den Ter Tiger.

pa min lille @ut bar Ger Iaaueocr eauinsl bIcr
baus 9eacmc iuISiruoia bcorfiet meo tore Saar. Der
iputes al iIs 0s brGuoc. beoirieuoe ~ulioelise Smerier'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
SorRieuiot.

Ten repnblifanife 5remifribtsIisa,
Der bar tit Sop%eofparter / @aibins.
ton, bar beiluttet oaioa at etablere
ct SiIialfontor / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
50 cnselife Sampere foaibereoe

| 8reoags / tort Gage foran Wun-
oingen at gIben. st al Sfibene
ianf og oct anbet itranbebe. 99r.
mere S%pIpsninger ON uIpffen fore.
ligger enbnu life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
WICKERsHAM VS.. ARIZONA.

We see that Attorney General Wick
ersham has again broken loose against
the provision in the Arizona constitu-
tion, which allows Of the recall Of the
Judges by popular vote. But, inasmuch
as the Judges are elected by popular
reason why they should not be re-
called by the same means. if there is
TO be recall in which other officials
elected are recalled. We believe. how.
ever, that since the recall is in the
nature of n motion to reconsider, as
suggested by the New York Sun, none
should be allowed 10 sign a petition for
the recall, either of a Judge or Of
any other officer, unless he makes af1i-
davit at the same time that ne voted
for the person whose recall is sought
SO guided, we believe that the recall
of Judges would be in no wise more
objectionable than the recall Of other
officials, in fact, it might be less so.
But even without that protecting
consideration. il is 10 be remembered
that Oregon has had the recall OF
Judges legally established for many
years, and there has been no abuse of
the privilege. In fact, until this out
cry against the Arizona constitution
there has never been even as much as
suggestion in Oregon of putting the
recall In force against Judge, Now
no practical steps have been taken to
put it into effect California also is
about to adopt the recall for Judges
the, same as for other officials. II is
true also that Arizona, by temporarily
eliminating this provision Of its con
stitution, and obtaining Statehood
thercupon, could replace the judicial
recall in IT'S constitution at any time
that it chose after Statehood were OBJ
tanned.
1t appears, therefore. that the iu-
dicial recall is in effect in Oregon
without doing anybody any mischief
1t is about to be adopted in California
without remonstrauce from the outside.
Arizona could waive this provision at
present, and restore it without any eff
fective opposition from the outside az.
ter it obtained Statehood Why. then,
all this outcry against the judicial re.
call is made ii is hard to understand.
The outcry is absolutely futile and in
effective. Those making it are making
themselves ridiculous, AS engaging in
a clamor that is at once Ineffective
and absurd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
SHOULD BE STOPPED.

The essence of the law against i'm.
pure, adulterated. and unwhoIesome
food is, that It's purpose is to guard the
public health. and ensure good and
wholesome sustenance to the people
The requirement that labels on pro
prietary medicines must detail the sub
stances contained in such medicines. is
for the purpose of protecting the pub
lie against deleterious substances Ia
be used by the sick. All this is fully
understood by the public.
But there has recently come TO the
public notice an evasive and fraudu-
lent liberty, which does not seem to be
forbidden in the law. This refers to
the labels on certain preparations
which announce them to be specifics or
absolute cures for cancer, consump
ton, paralysis, and various forms
of human ailmcnt which are. in fact
either incurable or by no means durable
by the preparation.
These preparations comply with the
law in enumerating the ingredients of
which they are composed, but it is
clear even by that very enumeration
that the preparations are not specifics
for the diseases which they pretend
TO cure. And so the law is evaded, and
is made of no effect in what may be
STYLED its weakest point.
We are glad TO see that move is he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

| drug stores very large and profitable
rights in the matter of liquor selling.
This explains the logically impossible
| position in which prohibition is placed
in this city and the elusive bluff which
is being run upon the people In the
name of prohibition. Prohibition senti.
ment had to he catered to in some way,
even if frauduIently. and so tbore was
a fake fight made "against saloons. -
| But IL would not do TO stop liquor sell
| ing in Utah because that would he n
| betrayal of the general liquor inter
ests and affiliated interests to which
| Smoot owed so much, because of the
help furnished by those allied interests
to him, when he wanted that help to
retain his seat in the Senate. The
liquor interests must be preserved, and
at the same time the people must he
induced to believe that there was a
genuine effort being made against the
liquor traffic The result is the anoma-
lous conditions presented to the people
of this city. These are in effect a
quasi promise to the people in favor OF
prohibition. but in effect guarantee to
the liquor men that liquor sales shall
not in any way he interfered with,
from the standpoint OF, the msnufac
turer.
The practical effect. in case the vote
is against sale, will be to change the
personality of those who deal in liquor;
that is all. The manufacturers, the
drug stores. and the hotels viii do the
selling in place of the saloon Keepers; :;
otherwise liquor will have to be bought
by wholesale in place of by retail. The
general liquor interests are fully pro.
tected by this legislation, and by the
further showing that the imports OF
liquors of all kinds in original pack
ages by express or otherwise will be in
no wise interfered with.
II is not fight against liquor sell
ing. hut on the contrary TO protect the
general liquor interests. II is not a
fight for temperance, but for guzzling,
since it compels people to buy far more
liquor in order to get a drink than
they want. IT. is an effort to foster
liquor sales through certain channels,
while forbidding them through others,
being altogether deceptive, Elusive,
and false pretense throughout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

ing made to correct this. Representa-
tive Swagar Sherley of Kentucky has
introduced a bill forbidding untruthfu
labelling of this kind. IT provides that
false aud misleading statements as
TO the curative powers of a medicinal
preparation or patent medicine shall be
prohibited, and if persisted in those
who make it shall be punished. Mr.
Sberley states that his measure rs de
signed to strengthen the law. and nm
doubtedly-it will do So The present
extra session OF Congress could do Nc
better work than to push this bill to
immediate passage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
WORKING THE PRISONERS.

The preliminary test of using the
convicts out of the State peuitentiary
on public work has been welcomed by
the prisoners themselves, with iubils
tion A small party of them were
taken out on Monday and set to work
on the Fair Grounds under the pro.
visions of tho new law. This work
consists in changing the fences, mum
Der Of the sheds, and doing in gen
eral the work which will change the
grounds so as TO permit Of bigger and
better fairs being held than ever he
fore. One of these changes will con
sist in constructing a new race track
endurance tests for horses than has
been possible heretofore.
The work is not unduly hard; the
conditions under which it is being done
are favorable, and there is every reason
to expect a successful issue from th,
experiment.
Ihls preliminary work at the FAN
prounds is. In way, a test also Of h,
practicability Of the employment of
copvlcts IN the making of good road.
throughout the State, and especially in
places near at hand. The idea in this
experimental use of couvicts in pooc
road building is to have the State
ciothe and guard the men, and furnisi
tools and machinery with which theN
will work, the counties to pay for the
feeding of the convicts and the guards
1t is joint programme that seems
very well adapted for the purpose, and
the preliminary work at the Fair
Grounds is good indication of sue
cess in the road work
Again we venture to offer the sug
gestion that the accounts be so kept as
to afford the public full information on
the question as to the comparative cost
of making good roads By convict labor
and by free labor. 1t will not be diff
cult to do this, and the suggestion thai
we make in tins behalf is that the de
tails Of the account keeping be so al
ranged that experts or students ot
economies, on coming 10 Utah, may be
able TO get the information that will
be desired in other States on this
point--whether, IN fact, it is economi
cal and wise, from the standpoint OF
effective work, to employ convlcts tc
make public highways.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received al the
office OF tho Utah State Fair association.
IS West South Temple street, Sail Lake
City. until - noon on tho 30th day o.;
June. 1911, and then opened. for the con
struction of new race track and the
necessary nlllng under the proposed grand
stand. at the Stair Fair grounds, in ac-
cordance with the drawings and specif-
cations. copies OF which may be had from
tho secretary OF the association or from
Young G. Son e r. -. Rutherford. asso-
ciatcd architects. S2I Mcintyre building.
Salt Lake CITY.
The said ASSOCIATION reserves the right
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

The threatened Erevolt" by the
Senators who oppose the Canadian reci-
procIty agreement may safely be disre-
garded. 1t won't scare President Taft
for minute. And if they carry Out
that threat to reopen the whole tariff
question in case reciprocity is voted.
their partisan house will fall crumbling
about their cars. and they will have
home sentiment to deal with that will
put them 10 the bad,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

The story of Senator Luke Lea of
Tennessee offering blood to be drawn
from his veins and infused into the
veins of his wife, recalls the vivid
story Of "Grifith Gauut.' by Charles
Reade. In that story, Griffith went
mad on the suggestion that other blood
than his own should bc transfused. and
had his. way. And since any other
husband would naturally feel the same
way about such proposition. the
novel -;wa5 a realism. And Senator
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

A London doctor wants MS all to do
away with cats. as unsanitsry and
dangerous animals. He says that
snakes are better to catch rats and
mice than cats are, and are more
clcanlv; also that some Of the harmless
varieties are well adapted 10 being
peis. AS they are both intelligent and
affectionate. But we should say the
more affectionate the worse they would
l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Little on no fault can he found with
the ''wetn zone as established bv tbc
CITY Council at its session OH Monday
night. The 'wet " district is sub.
siantlalIy as heretofore. while what
"wct' is left out can be spared with
out suffering
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

The glee with which the Smoot organ
welcomed the Logging of temperance
speakers at Bingham appears TO be
changing TO shocks of dismay For no
decent sentiment can condone riotous
hoodlumism against speakers who arc
advocating their cause under the pro-
lection of the flag and the law Moth
ing but condemnation can be expressed
or felt for rioters in such case, or for
those who rejoice in or defend them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

The opening of the bridge across the
Grand river will be a great boon 10
The people of southeastern Utah. as
Representative j. P. Miller points out.
The appropriation making this possible
was good legislative work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

And so, Judge Carpenter stops the
sdulrmlng of the packers, holding that
they must 90 TO trial in the Federal
court at Chicago. And with the precc-
dents in the Standard Oil and Tobacco
trust cases. IT looks as though the hold.
lug of them 10 trial might practically
be equivalent TO condemnation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

The second Lorimer Investigation is
on. and If is said will be much more
thorough than the former one. This
viii give Senator Lorimer an oppor.
tunity to learn about tho depths of
corruption and degradation in Illinois.
Of which he has had no conception
hitherto
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Major Fitzgerald certainly has \
poor opinion of Boston business men: !:
he saws that fully seventy-fvc per cent
Of them would cheat in short weigh,
and bad quality of goods if they got
the chance. He should come West,
where traders are honest and strive
only TO help the customer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Evidently some Of the Senators
would like to make the Canadian rcci
procity bill not worth passing by their
hostile amendments. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

1t IS said that tho coming fake Iiouor
election here is not costing very much
public money. That S about all that
can be said 70 excuse it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Won 7 Marshal Anderson shake in
his shoes. though, when he goes TO
serve that unwelcomo subpoena upon
President Smith?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

Boston woman declares that
drunkards can be cured by song. But
she Is probably mistaken: most drunk
ards would prefer "red licker.''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

The women who shot ". f. D.
STOKES announce that they are seeking
secluslon' Well. they We got il, and to
retain 1T they'd better stay in iail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21

TO to reject, any and all bids If. in it's dis
crStIoh, " may desire so To do.
Horace ). Ensign. Secretary.
Dated at salt Lake CITY. June 20. 1911.