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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Brigham Patriarch Dead.
TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Sept. 20.-hnother of
Brigham's old citizens has passed away.
Early Tuesday evening William l.. Wat
kins died at his home, corner First East
and First North streets. after brief
Illness. Watkins was born in Islngton.
London. England. February y. 1927. lie
Joined the Mormon church in England In
1912. and sailed for the United States In
the fall Of that year After a ten weeks
voyage Mr.. Watkins landed in New Or
leans where he remained for some time.
then continued on his way 10 Nauvoo.
Ill. In 1874 he went 10 Kentucky for the
purpose of dispensing the views of Jo-
seph Smith on the policy Of tho United
States government. He was married I'm
1874 10 Mnry Hammond OF New York
state, and IN 1886 was compelled TO star,
the pioneer trip across the plains, He
remained In Iowa until 1862. At that
time the trip 10 Salt Lake was COM
menced and the Watkins family resid ed
there until 1861. at which time they
moved 10 Brigham. and since that time
they have resided in this city.
Watkins was again married in S6I Ia
Teah 7 Johnson. He WAS the father
Of twenty children fifteen OF whom arc
Yet living. Besides a widow and fifteen
children. he leaves l0l grandchildren and
about thirty great grandchildren. Time
Of funeral services has not been an
noupced yet
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|. o. 0. r. AT BRIGHAM.
PatriarchaI Pilgrimage Big Success; VIII
Be Annual Event.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Sept 2o-The pa
triarchal pilgrimage. or outing. OF the
odd Fellows Of salt Lake Is being held
in Brigham city and is great success.
The odd Fellows are having fine time.
and at least 100 OF them viii remain
over until tomorrow evening.
Three hundred Odd Fellows composed
the party from salt Lake and at least
nfly came from Ogden. Logan and Tre-
monton each. The odd Fellows occu-
pied prominent position In the Peach
day parade and were escorted hy two
bands. The Bear River City band was
assigned as escort 10 the odd Fellows.
and the Logan lodge brought its own
band.
The visitors are located in comfort bic
tents pitched IN Central School square.
They arc well supplied with all the good
things to eat and are as happy as they
possibly can be Tonight there s. A
rousing get acquainted rally AT the
camp. The local Odd Fellows are doing
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LOVE FEAST HELD BY
IDAHO REPUBLICANS
Both Regulars and Insurgents
Represented at Boise
Meeting.

Special TO The Tr;Dus-.
BOISE. Ida. Sept 20.--Tho most har-
monious love feast held by representa-
tive Republicans Of this state since the
abolition of the state convention took
place today. when the Republican state
central committee met hero with the fun
membership OF the committee present, to-
gether with the congressional delegation.
stale officials members OF the supreme
court state senators and representatives
and other party leaders, The committee
failed To adopt resolutions indorslhS
President Taft. as had been predicted
Both regulars and insurgents were repre-
sentcd including Senators Hepburn ana
Borsl;,
Lewiston was selected as thc city In
which TO hold tho 1912 convention 10 Sc
lcct delegates to tho national convention
and the selection of the date was lett 70
state Chairman Ucitman.
The appUrtonmcnt agreed TO this CON
ycntion was one delegate at large and ono
additional delegate for each 100 votes. ol
major fraction thereof, cast Tor j. y
| sullivan candidate for justice OF the So
prcmc court. at the last regular election
! from each county.
| Captain t. O. Davis Of Boise. formerly
OF Oneida county. was selected as th'
committee secretary Ia succeed Addison
r smith secretary to Senator. teEpurn
resigned. j. Il. Stotts Of Boise was elect
! Cd assistant.
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DANGERS OF
SKIN INFECTION
lurk In All Eruptlons and Abrasions-
Poslar, Kills Germ life and
Heals Quickly.

ANY abrasion or tho skin. cut. boil.
blister rash or open sore spot is danger
GUS as a possible source of Infection. lead %
Ing 10 serious skin disease and should be
treated promptly with Poslam. the anti
septic. healing remedy.
Posiam readily shows it's power 10 XIII
germ life by stopping all itching aud
causing the trouble 10 disappear. Pos
lam acts In this manner in any skin dis
order. including all cczcmas. acne. salt
rh"urn. skin scale, psoriasis. seven year
Itch harbcrs itch and similar diseases
Every day brings records Of remarkable
cures, exceeding all claims made for N.
Minor affections. such as pimples, are
quickly driven away
All who have not vet tried Poslam
should write for n free 50 mple. sent b"
mail by the Emergency Laboratories, 3e
West 25th street New York
Poslau is sold Tor 30 cents bv SchrAmm E
Johnson Drugs. The Never SubStitutors,
five good stores ani- AL druggists.
Poslam Soap offers tho healing mediCa
'ion OF Poslam I'm mIldcr form and tones
and protects the skin while cleansing
Aniiscptic. rs cents at druggists.
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BOX ELDER To HAVE
BIG EXHIBIT At FAIR
Commissioners Make an Ap-
preparation to Aid CONNER
cial Clubs of the County.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Sept Pc, W.
Dunn and Carl fsaacson. delegated from
"A recent meeting Of the Box Elder peo-
pie. appeared before the county commits
sioners this week and asked the board TO
aid them in placing a big exhibit at the
Utah State fair I'm October, The esti-
mated cost OF getting up the exhibit was
placed at $500. The commissioners made
an appropriation of s4OO TO aid the com
mercial clubs OF the county in carrying
out the exhibit.
The matter OF roappointinG delegates
10 the various conventions and congresses
was taken under consideration. Il. H.
Jones reported his inability to attend the
public land convention at Denver. and
David Holmgren WAS appointed in his
stead, For n delegate 20 the conser-
walton congress w 4. Nanncet was APP
pointed in place OF J. c. Whcclon of Gar
land. who reported that he unable
! TO attend the congress. T. A. T., Roche
was appointed delegate 10 the conser-
walton congress to take the place OF
James Cottam OF SnoWvile T.. T. ca
pcncr was appointed 10 attend the same
congress instead Of c. w. Hall. and Mr.
To attend the sixth International dry farm
congress at Pueblo instead OF Mr.. and
| Mrs, Charles knudson.
| The bid Of the / l. Furniture com
pany OF Salt Lake City MAS accepted foi
furnishing furniture for the new cour
! house.
[ Numerous matters pertaining 10 roac
] repairs were considered By the commits
! sioncrs at this session.
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Pioneer Resident of City Dead.

Frederick l.utZ. aCcd - yrars. native
Of Germany who has resided in salt
Lake since 1866. died YESTERDAY afternoon
Firm We, street. a. the result ~ an
attack of bronchitis from which he had
suffered FOR two weeks.
Mr l.ui5 LETT his native land AT an
caIi,. ACC and went 10 St Joseph Mu,.
where hc WAS employed for many years
bv the WciiS-Farro Express compsnv.
Nftcr coming 10 salt Lake he also waS
signed. when he went tu work tor the
George \ LopC implcm"nt compaUS.
Air. G.uta Is survived bN "A widow. TN"
furc ral viii hc held from the residence
OF Thomas i Eult go West Third North
street. FRIDAY afternoon AZ O'Clock.
Mrs Butt les sister of Mrs. luiz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

Comparative weather data at salt Lake
City, September 20, 1911:
The highest temperature today was ~
degrees: the highest in this month since
1874 was % degrees. The lowest tern :
perature last night was 46 degrees; the
lowest this month since 1874 was - de-
grees The mean temperature Tor To-
day was IS degrees: the normal was b."
degrees The accumulated excess de.
ficioncy Of temperature since the first OF
the month is 16 degrees: the accumulat :
ed excess since January lst is SO de-
The relative humidity al s a. m. today di,
was Al per cent; the relative hnnlui'E
at 6 n m today was IS per cent.
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. was none:
The total for this month TO date Is ,Ol
OF an inch; tho accumulated deficiency iot
this month 10 date Is sc Of an inch tho
total precipitation since January lst 10
date Is 92i inches. the accumulated de =
ficiency since January list Is. 2.2s inches.
Sun rises at 6:ii n. m: sun sets az
6,2S p m. September 2l, 1911.
WEATHER RECORD.
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Excursions East.
Via D. & R. q. r. R., Sept. %, %.
Good Returning Until Oct. 81,
WITHDRAWN
TRACTS TO DOMAIN

Under an order signed by President
William II. Taft. known as Utah coal
land restoration order No. To-" the de-
partmeut OF the interior has notified the
local land oGncc that parts ol nine Town
withdrawn FOR the purpose oi coal land
.classi1cation have been restored. This
means that The undcvcloped tracts may
tomarv waiver and. reservation in The
parent. The restored land Includes parts
OF sections and lots I'm townships north.
range east, 30 souh. range . east ~
cast. 20 south range : cast; * south
range west: 80 south, range west, 81
south range II west and * south. range
IS west, Of the salt Lake mcv!diah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
LOGAN CITY TICKET
: NAMED At MEETING
Eighty-SiX Names Placed on
Blackboard; Selections Made
by Elimination Process.
Special 70 The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune,
LOGAN. Sept, 2o-A municipal ticket
bearing the name Of the Nonpartissn
Citizens ticket. but said by Democrats
10 be a Republican machine ticket. was
placed in nomination nj a mass meeting
held here tonight Following Is the ticket
nominated:
For mavor-Dr George Thomas of the
Agricultural college.
For rour-ycar commissioner-Geor w.
Lindquist.
For two-year commissioncr-Hyrum
Haybsll,
For auditor. F. Hyde.
About $50 persons attended the meet
Ing. The selection of the nominees re
quired a great deal OF time. owing 10
the manner IN which ii was conducted.
Eighty-siX names were placed on black
board and those present were asked TO
vote for their choices. 4 great many
ballots were necessary. FOR the reason
that n majority was not often shown. BY
a process OF elimination, however the
list was finally reduced and the ticket
here shown was declared nominated.
T. W. Crockett was chairman OF the
meeting and @. e. Jensen secretary. The
chairman was authorized TO appoint a
committee Of ten TO conduct the cam
paign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
OGDEN GIRL WEOS.
Miss maude Mathews Is Married 10 John
D. Tinsmsn

Special ia The Tribune
OGDEN sept 2o.-Misa Maude Math-
c"F. dauEhicr Of Thomas MathcAs. and
John -. Tinsman OF Rockport. Y Y
were united la marriage At the home of
IN" bride. as Twenty-1fth street a, s
q clock this evening. The Rev. William
Fleetwood officiating Mrs Horace Il
Hampton of salt Lake WAS tho lnatron of
honor. Miss Adelaide Hampton was tho
Tlng bHhrcr. and Frank Mathews. brother
of th" bride. was best man. The bride 5
wedding gown was white silk chiffon over
white satin. and her Eolng-awav gown
Was OF gray diagonal cloth After the
ceremony tho Young people won't 10 Salt
Lax" i'm an auto and registered at the
Hotel Utah. They VIII leave for the cast
tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
[I|NINV PLAINTIFF
|II A SLANDER SUIT
Of Ogden Has Weber
| County Citizen" Editors
\ Arrested.
INCOME OF ATTACKS
Libel Also Charged
political comedy-Drama
Promised.
INCOME OF ATTACKS
ne Thhune

!, rs ne Tribune.
~. SEPT so..-conpIa,n's %. chars =
wilson and r T smith pub
-. weber County CITIZEN.
~. ,.,est newspaper, wi'h Grim
-, and criminal slsnder we're
~ yavor william Glasmann
c.t 7. n. Fulton Of tho municipal
M, afternoon, after which war
-, we're served on the two
80 he a deputy sheriff
4 .,,.., II wilson and Smith Is the
Il. q several Attacks which have
"a, mon the mayor and other
~ the CITY since the publication
q. -,..,v hogan a short time ago
~ ne legal verbIhge. the com
,,. that on August - Inc ac-
-. trith tho intention 10 lmptAci
,..,.,v integrity and reputation "'
II. ci,snann and TO deprlV" MN
u - rame fame. credit and repn-
- Ia bring him into contempt,
"a ,r,smy and disgrace. did ma
~ md f.lonlously publish a scan
,,,lslc IN tho Weber County Cll-
"A when Il Vas directly and mol
. ,lsrgei that Mayor GlaSmann
. N ,ss members of the city council
4 =, ,l,y attorney, Gin Potter. Dora
--,,n Denny Smith. Gus Becker
. .'ltry entered into a corrupt deaI
.,-,,l he ciry liquor law passed be :
4 n. Ilquor election last June. ana
| e.arS.s MAJOR Glasmsnn with haH
4 .ssr.d money for alleged support
. =, ,vss of The vets during the elec-
.,y-ann SAYS that this articl" cN-
. u iIp 10 public hatred and rldicule.
4 ,s,ond count. In which tn. defend
M charged Wits criminal slandcr,
rs ,hrt they published another ar
a thlr weekly on Scptcpber 10
| f,kA GIasmann. with II. NJ, Rove,
Srylh and others. were accused ui
"a ,hs Fair association.
complaint further declares that
rsrr xns referred 10 In the article
M" Pow" ~ "Dlcg and Smith rs
r1,- which Glasmam says cX-
fu TO public hatred. ridIculc and
IA wilson and Smith had been
y etier arrest they were taken be-
isg Murphy where bonds in the
rAl we're fixed by the court.
Issml,h one Of The defendants
u aglring IN a case IN the police
b which be and +. j. Stcinaltci
fsnej With disturbing the pcnc,
11fing IN drunken fight ia low
Nly.hith stree, saloon. The case
~ stehakcr was dismissed this
~ ard that OF Smith viii. in al
thiy, BE- called tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Foety Women Use
/ New Wrinkle Remover

Fion socie,y World1
h discovery that solution Of
Eaolile and witch hazel has a
'lite' npon wrinkird skins, II
~ ieamed that many prominent
w women all over hc country have
~ sunpIe home treatment with
a.sss'- ICES The formula is: Pow.
A.T'l'e, one ounce, dissolved i'm
a: ,,; l1, one'halt pint. Use daily as
!, sohe'sl action OF this wash is
'lse There's an agreeable re,
~, ,'epT.iat'on Ti ard feeling of ex.
ihe skin soon becoIlcs firm.
,vie vouibtul looking. fiabbiuess
snasles are immediately affect.
~, ,ls need hesitate TO get the ia.
-.i inc drug store and make
m ~ herself. for there are nc
.. meets whatever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

peatcd each night untll the cure IS per
,rancnt CoTnE' and calouses can he
peeled light or. BuuiouS arc reduced.
Sncatv smelling feet. tender and suol-
len feet usually need but few appiic0
stock or viii gSt II from hts wholesale
house Twcnty-fyo cents buys suffi
cfcn, TO put the worst feet IN good con.
diiion. CBiocide should not ho confused
with pstcnt medicines Formerly IL Was
used only by tho profession. hat be- nov
used by the general public and VS. surely
a blessing. especially 10 those who have
hccu experimenting with Intellectual
rcWdr~s ard tablets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Shakespeare Visits Ogden.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 2O.-Stopping off for a
few hours on his way 10 Los Angeles,
whore he VIII spend several months. Will
liam Shakespeare. the vocal instructor Of
London. England. who has Il worldwide
reputation, called on Prof. Joseph Bal
lsniyne. director Of the Ogden tabernacle
choir while in tn" city. Professor Bal
lantyne studied voice culture under the
distinguished Instructor while touring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Non Support Charged.
Special 70 The Tribune

opccIaI 10 Inc Trlbuno.
OGDEN. Sept 2o.--Sut for divorce was
begun i'm the district court here today
by Leila Maher against John l.. Msher
on the ground Of nonsupport. Mrs.
Maher Saws that her husband. who is
emDloved rs n conductor bv the Southern
Pacific Railroad company. has failed TO
provide her and their infant son with
the ncccssaries sof life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Kills a Murderer.

\ mcrciless murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims. but Dr. Kings New
Life Pills kill it by prevention. They
gently stimulate stomach, liver and
bowels preventing that clogging that
invites appendicitis, curing Coustipa-
ton. Headache. Biliousness, ChiIis. 25c
at Schramm.J Johnson Drugs. five stores,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
TO Assist La Toilette.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 20.-At a mass meeting
OF those In sympathy with progressive
Republicanisru, 10 be held al the county
building Thursday evening. tho organizs =
ton of The La Toilette league will be
perfected MAYOR William Glasmann.
ono of the leaders of the progressive
wing of the Republican party in Utah
has issued . call to those who wish 20
align themselves with The new party.
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Aged Man in Sad Plight.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 20-Sunoring from an
aggravated attack Of pneumonia and
complications. j. w. Carpenter aged 50
years. was found yesterday half covered
with weeds In vacant lot near the cor
ner of Wall avenue and Twenty-nfth
street. lie was taken TO a nearby home,
whore County Physician J. w Pollock
was called 10 attend him. This morn
ing The unfortunat" man was sent to the
Dee hospital for treatment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
". 8. Graves Receivers.

Word comes from TruCkee, Cal, that
| w. (. Graves. formerly OF Salt Lake, is
rapidly recovering from the effects OF a
sunshoi wound received while Mr.. Graves
and lack Tuttle were endcaYoTinG 10
uuell q riot among a lot Of drunken
rorsone Mr.. Graves Is n son of w. \
Graves No Bellevue place, this city,
and was formerly member OF the salt
Lake fire department,
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Nenhi Woman OF so Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune.
N.PIII. Sept 2OThe funeral of Mrs.
John Dawes was held from the home OF
her daughter. Mrs J. H.. BrouGh last
sunday. She was 81 years old and has
resided In Utah since 1899. Mrs. Dawes
Is survived by four daughters, ono OF
whom lives in England one in Canada.
Mrs. 7. n Brough and Mrs. william
O Bird nf Nsnhi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Auto Strikes Hack.

\ hack driven hy Charles Thomas ant
standing u front ~ II West second Souti
street was struck carly this morning h'
an automobile. and Thomas was slightly
injured, while one ot his horses WAS Mise
hurt The automobile. which carried H.
Cruse No lifS S-.| pv'aE faliow iIE IN,
collision.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Want BETTER Sanitation

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. sept. 2n-Mcmbers Of the
Womens Relief society have started a
campaign for better santa ton In Ogden.
The first meeting In tho interest of this
important movement viii he held in the
relief society's hail Saturday afternoon
A. g.3n o'clock, when Miss Agnes Dancy.
ono pf the leading authorities on the
subject, will deliver an address
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
Boy Shoots Man Accidentally.

Special 10 The Tribune
SPANISH FORK. sept. 20.-SNhert
Nielsen OF this city was accidentally shot
this afternoon ny i2-Ecar-oId hoy
named Burt. The boy, 1, is said. had
run away from school and was shooting
with n 22-callbcr revolver. Nielsen eau
toned him 10 he careful, but. immodi
1tcIy afterwards the weapon was aCci-
dcntallv DISCHARGED The bullet entering
Ncilscn's BODY just above the right thigh.
The wound is not serious.
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Thurdal Dick Dead


Special 10 The TrIbune.
OGDEN. Sept 20.-Folowiug a short
illness from typhoid pneumonia. Thurdal
Dick. 2S years OF age. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dick died at the home OF
his father-in law. William Skeen. at
Plain City this morning. He is survived
by widow, three children and his par
erts. No funeral arrangements have
been made
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To Improve Public Buildings.

PROVO Sept 20.-EXtensiye improve
ments in and about the county court.
house and iail are 10 be made this fall
according TO plans outlined and agreed
upon by the commissioners a their meet
ing Yesterday afternoon. Additions are
10 be built 10 the county iail for sheriff :
offices and the offices now occupied by
the sheriff and his force are 10 be given
over To the assessor The plans for the
improvements a, the iail include a wom-
ans ward. which will he on the second
| floor of The new building.
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everything within their power Ia make
tho visitors feel ~ home.
Farley 4. Christensen. q high officer
Of tho order iu Salt Lake. declared that
the outing WAS complete success aud
annual event.
IT Is really tho only way tO get ac-
quain,ed" said Mr. Christensen.
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10 Beautify Grounds.
TO The Tribune.

'if.N sepl 20. To transform tho
M No'rnac'c sauarc into one Of
E.sw spon of the city. n commit
|e'e's hv President James Wurh"r-
VA President e, g. Richardson.
-nllns inc Weber North Weber and
.sa.n siokes Of the Mormon church.
IfIlnf nlnns for b"autIfrlnG the
IN surrounding the house OF wor-
- 70 culid a handsome iron fence
Nc tabernacle and tho other
poefstv on tho square. The to-
IN ~ The improvements already
z shl be approximately $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

Diarrhoca is always more or less
prevalent during September. Be pre-
pared for IL. Nhahosriaih Nollc'
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and effectua!. 1t can always
be depended upon and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers
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Blind Senator to Talk.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept 2O.--Announcement has
been made by the committee in charge
OF the lecture course at the Weber acad =
emy that the services of Thomas r. Gore.
the blind senator Of Oklahoma have
been obtained by the lyceum bureau for
this season.
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Salaries Increased.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SncCial 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 20.-Orders from the
postal department AT Washington. d c.
have been received bv Postmas sier L. W.
Shur'liff increasing the salaries OF six
clerks and carriers At the local office
from S1l00 10 $1,000 n wear each. Tho
Increased salary Is based upon general
merit and length Of service OF the bcnc-
iCiaries.
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ETT IOOT flVUUT'S. TIIr@OINN
TWO tablcspooufuls Oi
Cslocide compound iu a
ba sin Of hot water. Soak
the feet iu this for full
fifteen minutes gently
massngiug tho sore paris.
"a shorter time viii not
bring results Tho effect
VIII he a revelation. Al,
Soreness gone and the
fcct feel so good voU
could sing for joy. This
treatment should hc re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
News Of lntermountaiin Region

Europe tnc past summer and tho visit
OF his London tutor was q pleasant
surprise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast for Salt Lake CITY
and the state Of Utah-Genera'Iy 's'r
Thursday and Friday.
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Quickest Relief Known
for All Foot Troubles


The following Is absolutely the surest
and quickest treatment obtaineblc Tor