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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
PERSIAN Wells FOR
BEAUTIES OF PARIS

Sncciai Cable to The Tribune.
PARIS. Aug. 5-Pari5isn women are
searching for Persian wells, the more
elaborate and the older the better No
inclination TO use them az face cover
inss has manifested itself: the ladies are
merely tired OF Russian emhroldertes and
they see In thcse Persian patterns some
thing novel. Attrnctlve. too. they are.
for. from their length and suppleness
they lend themselves most beautifully
to decoration Of all sorts. An evening
dress may be draped with an antique
Persian veil the s!lken mophen that have
concealed but half revealed the splendoI
Of some dusky beauty are now ewathec
round the enormous hat Of the dark and
slender PariaIenne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
PROBABLE THAT TAFT
WILL ATTEND MEETING
BY Associated Press

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug 5.-OffIcers
day established headquarters and began
the preliminary arrangements for the con-
gress here on September 25, % and 2T.
Thomas r. Shipp. OF Washington. ex-
ecutive secretary of the congress- said
that 1t was probable that President Taft
would attend the congress. He said 1t
was practically assured that Secretary OF
the Interior Fisher Secretary of War
Stimson and Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson would attend. Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt has been urged 10 be present
Clifford Pinchot and James a. Garfield
will attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

More people, men and women, arc
suffering from kidney and bladder
trouble than ever before, and each year
more of them turn for quick relief and
permanent benefit TO Foley's Kidney
Remedy, which has proven itself to be
one Of the most effective remedies for
kidney and bladder ailments, that med.
ical science has devised. Sehramm.
johnson Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
ASSESSMENT NO. 8,

Yankee Consolidated Mining company.
a corporation. Principal office and place
OF business, room s01 NeWhouse build
ing. Salt Lake City Utah,
Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing Of the board Of directors of the Yam
kee Consolidated Mining company. held
on the 18th day of July. 1911, an assess
ment of one % cent per share was levied
and assessed on the outstanding capt.
tai stock OF said corporation. payable
July IS. 1911. to A, e. Garfield. secretary
Of said company. room So7. Newhouse
building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach

81 suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment 7 trial
seemed to do any good" writes n. NJ.
foungpeters, editor Of the Sun. Lake
View, Ohio. "The first few doses of
Chamberlain g Stomach and Liver Tab.
lets gave me surprising relief and the
second bottle seemed to give me a new
stomach and perfectly good health. -
For sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
TAF rs TRIP TO
WEST ASSURED
President Will Start on Swing
Around the Circle in Mid
die of September.
NAY NOT REACH ROCKY
MOUNTAIN COUNTRY
Republican Leaders Expect the
Executive to Make P0liti-
cal Addresses.
BY Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The mos
important trip that President Taft ha
planned since he has been in the whit
house, in the view of Republican lead
ers, trip during which he is expect
ed to open the 1912 presidential cam
paign for his party, will begin Sep
tember 16. 1t will last at least foul
and should it later be decided to ex
tend the outing to the Pacific coast, il
will be stretched into six weeks, Sc
that the president will not get back
to Beverly or Washington until Novem
ber
Tentative Plan.
According to the p:an so far drawn
up at the white house, the president
will visit most of the states in the mid.
die west. north of and including Mis-
souri,, and will make excursions into
practically all of the states which have
progressive congressional delegations.
The president so far has given almost
no consideration to speech making on
this trip, but it has long been the idea
of Republican leaders that he would
make as many political addresses as
pOsSIJlc "eSI Vi JDc 4h!sSIssIppi-
The president will open the Appala-
chian exposition at Knoxville, Tenn,
September Is and speak at the Kan
sas state fair at Hutchinson. Kan, Sep
tember 26, He will speak at the ma
tional G.. A. R. encampment at Roches
ter. y. Y, on August %
From Rochester the president will
make Jump to Hutchinson, Kan,
where H. is to speak at the state fair
September 26 On the way he plans TO
stop at one or two cities in Michigan,
at Chicago and probably will make
few rear platform or even other plat
form addresses In Iowa.
Nebraska on Route,
From Hutchinson the president ex-
poets TO travel into Nebraska, South
Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
where he may see Pauline WAYNE. the
white house cow, which is TO be on ex-
hibit 1T the international dairymen Is
exposition in Milwaukee From this
point the party may turn again into
Kansas and Iowa.
If the trip is to end in four weeks
probably will be the last
stopping place. If it should be extend.
ed the president will journey to Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake and
the coast. taking in California. Oregon
and Washington and returning east
over n northern route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Memorial for Cleveland.
BY Associated Press.

CALDWELL, n. j.. Aug 5.-Governor
wilson has given his Endorsement to the
plan under way here for the purchase OF
Grover Cleveland's birthplace as perma-
nent memorial and museum. Ii Is pro-
posed to raise $50. 900 by national sub
scrtption. $4,000 10 be devoted to the
the remainder going into a fund for Its
maintenance. The land adjoining the
Cleveland birthplace is to be acquired by
the town as the site for O Carnegie II
hraTY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Verdict Of Suicide.


By Associated Press.
ST LOUIS. Aug. 5.-Mrs. Max Judeil
who was, found diving at the rear Of a
hotel here early Tuesday morning, cor,
mitted suicide. according to the cor
oneT's jury today
Peter K. Poulos. who surrendered 70
the police and confessed that he had ac-
conpanied her 10 the hotel and awoke In
Tine TO see her leap from a window, was
released by the police.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

may remain unpaid On ~. =.
August; 1911 viii be deli-e..a. G
vertised for sale at nnhn.
unless payment is mads
sold on the 9Th day n s1
to pay delinquent asses.Ss -
together with costs Of -
expenses OF sale. ss"r
Secretary YANKEES Consojn.
Company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
WOMEN RIDE THROUGH
BLAZING FORESTS
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 70 The Tribune.
PASADENA, Cal, Aug. 5.-Wfth blaz-
ing forests on either side of them Miss
Margaret Hammers and Mrs. Laura s.
Eddy. residents OF Pasadena. made their
way out Of the recent San BernarClino
fire by automobile, IL developed TODAY,
The psTilous run was made with wet
sacks around their heads. After several
narrow escapes they reached San Ber-
nardino, having picked up an unconscious
ranger and two women campers en-
route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
NOT

There is only. one Monroe the pho
tographer and he IL now Iocsted PM
lS$ SO. Main ST. where he will be better
eole TO take care Of his many friends and
customers In new and thoroIphiv
modern up 10 date studio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Another Bomb Outrage.

By Associated PTeRs,
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-The front OF n
store In a five-story building at Avenue
A and Twelfth street WIS blown in by
an explosion Of q bomb early today. The
bomb thrower escaped There was a
panic among the occupants Of the
building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
S.S.S. sKIN aSR 6'ssh 6S'9sshg y!

During the summer most persons are ANNOYED MA.
rashes or eruphons, while others suffer more sevea n
Acne, letter, Salt Rheu, or some kindred skin dsys.v
affections come from humors and acids in the crcula
as il circulaes through the system deposits these ha
the sensitive membranous flesh which lies just beneath M
This acrid matter inflammation and dscharo s o
through the delicate cuce, and skin diseases are
any skin trouble the blood must be freed from ali
and for this purpose nothing equals SSS 1t removsss
of the mpurity enrches the blood, and in this way
skin diseases Book Skin Diseases and any med1
S. S. is for sale at drug stores. aoh
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co AT ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

The everlasting gi.l oue.,;,.
and entirely solved By Ii. ~
a little want cad" in -
Bell phone 5000. Ind. 3s6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Stillrock Water

Pure and healthful; - half gallons
80; % quarts $3.50. Schramm, John.
son Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
TWO SERVANT GIRLS
BURNED TO DEATH
By A Associated Press.

SPIRIT LAKE. Iowa. Aug. Sire to-
day destroyed the Okoboji hotel here.
causing loss OF $4,000 Two servant
girls have not been accounted for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
Avoid Typhoid Fever

By using pure table water. We deliver
Stillrock anywhere; 10 half gallons SIS );
so quarts $3.50. Schramm- J ohnson
Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

Two band concerts at saltair today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06

Two band concerts at saltair today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
WE START A
MARVELLOUS
S1.O0 SHOE SALE

Be on hand tomorrow (Monday) morn
ing sharp at noon and participate in this, the
greatest shoe event ever chronicled in the in
termountain west
No mail or telephone orders received;
come pick them out for yourself Fitted by
experienced statesmen. The lot includes over
three thousand pairs for men, women and
children and is not the usual hodgepodge as
sortment of incomplete lines but includes
complete lines in many instances and every
discontinued line in our store.
Former values were $1.5O, $500, $3.50
$500, $3.50and many better sorts. We are
taking big loss to sell these goods out in a
hurry. Come while the choosing is best.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

Der Saal nnierer Gountp.Go urt
mar ont porigen Wittippdy aitgefiilt
nit giirgenp bonn iiiOlidpn grOe
6es gollntps, melde inn Srtereiie
Ger projeftirten Stoats1 Strobe en-
ifienen narer. Solgenbe Serren
bielten &eSen 81 @ruitcn Der Sa6e:
Or. 8iiemanb Or. 8errel, Geo. s..
gui0er &eibe, Gidter 8reiter iinb
Is. o. Barter. 6olgenoe 9eiu6er
BON Iusap1rts iparen erid)inen: Son
Spnespiqg 30. g. @reenitreet, Ser
man &of, 80. .. Bono, Or. 8iie-
man, s. @. Stndenbroefer ulrO s.
g. 8orter Son 8lafro, Or. 6. 81.
8urge, SEQ. s. Mlf0er Seioe, Or.
SO. 81. Serrel, Sobn sc. Sfermann,
&. Sc. Harfer uno s. q. 9oeih.
Die County, ourt miro Den 9au Der
Staats StraBe unterftitben, merat
bieieIbe burdy @asconaDe fiibrt.
Ri1tigeS &aufen BON Sduben fiji
Die araben irnb fiir Die flcineu Slin-
gen, uno oas ridti9e anpaiien Der
ieIben ap Die Giibe, er6dlt iebr oft
penig ODER gar feline Iufmerfiam
felt BON Seiten Der grtpadienen,
Die bod bireft pcrmntmortlid iinf
fir Die 8oblfabrt oes &in0es.
@enn SdDtrbe 81 eng, pOer ~
melt, o6er SIT fitr5 limo, bonn iinS
bisiel6en ut6eouem, iunb 6ann nj
iorgiGItigcs Stuoium uno 9lufmerf.
%ianrfeit mdbrerto ser SduIitnn6et
obioIut utimogIidJ fir irgeno eli
airo, Oeiien Sditbe nidt ridtie alr
sepoBt iinb ilro Ssien 6iibe Sabel
Idmer5en.
8ringt Cure Snoben rmh Dds
ner & Son, inn 2alfc Ser ISOLDE boz
@rguit %. bis Iilgitit 90, unb be
iihtigt oeren Iltstpobl Ger ridtigei
Sdnthe iiir oieielbem
Mit ieoem Soar bon Sduber
melde I'M Saitfc oieier ISOLDE Der
fault peroerL geben mir Elm &dithci
eRtbalten0 2ineal, Stifte ETC., Joni
, audy elm Sdblet.
Sdsner & Con.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

-5ralt @enepiepe 5. @patt, bon
ct. 2oitis. n@rano lecturer" bes
Sroens y@aitern Stnr", mar fiir3-
lid bier sur Sitipeftion Oes bieii.
gen r&ipernien Gbapter". 8ie ltns
mitgetbeiIt tpiirbe, bat lif) Sroli
@patt, nit 8e3ug ouf Die beige
2oge, iebr lobenb altsgeiprofen. Sic
iagte, onB u&iperpietp Chapter" BON
allen ial Sabr 1911 i'm Staat Wfii-
ior,ri orguniiirten Chapters" oaS
bette lei iln1 NIT 8e3ipa auf feite
Organization, Grin uno 2eiitlargs.
idbigfeit, pielen ser dIteiter y@lGap-
ters" i'm Staat dbenbiirtig lei. SIN
Sinblid ami Die Gbatiade, bob v&i.
perpiep Chapter" crit lett 6 Wona-
ten beitebt, lit pbiees llrt1eil ieSen-
falls iebr iGmedelboit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

6rlS. 2iSie @reeeI nro Gina
Sobl, beibe bon StoIpe, reiiten am
Mio1tao nab ct. 2ouis, un1 iid
ldrgcrc 3eit oaielbit auf3ubalter.
-6rau q. s. gailrp ilnS ainoer,
bon 81. Sollis, trufeit am letter.
Woutag fier elm sum 9eiudJ bel Sen
Gltcru, SpiliS 8urbadj uito Satin.
6rnu Ollie Slater unb ainber,
reiiten an lesten 6reitag nod Ger.
rel, grf.. iuoielbit ibr @atte, eugene
Slater. eiiR STEELE als Sele9rapbiit
bsfleibet.
-6rls. Gtnrta Sitter uno &atBd.
|rine 8ainter, bon Wartbaspiae,
|iinb an lesterr Samstag bier ei1t~
getrcffen Sittn 8eiltd bel 6raii &it-
ter ulro Samilie.
A@m. Gidertnanlt unS camille,
bon Sotsoam, iparer antSamstag
bier olsf 9ciud) Der Ger 8amiIie BON
Sronf Sfnittgcr, Dem gerpalter
Der oGoor 6arm".
Gidter 8reier beiaitb iid) nab,
reno Der porigen Mode in Sefferion
Gitp, no er, an STEELE bon &ifter
@iaiams, Die Sisung oes 0ortigel
| &reisaerid1tS abbielt.
ToItor 9euidte linb @ottin. 10.
mie SRI. gmma 3nstrotu, beianbel
iid] aiil lesteit Moistag bier, otf oel
Durdreiie BON ct. 2ouis nod ihre'
Seinmtb in Stolpe.
6rau @m. @ope uitb oerel
5pei 8odter, trafen am SamstoI
BON Ct. 2ouis bier elm ouf eiiter
ldngeret 9ciudo bel i9ren al9ebc
riaeu. Sic iinb Die @dite no.
@iit. @aiuer, an Der 6tr1t GreeI
l6es 9rt0ers BON Sroit Gope.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

-Eaitor arebs, BON Sipiss, be-
fan6 iid am @ontag bier IN @e.
ffJiften.
SRI. Soa Coll beiinoet it'd,
gcgeufpirtig bier, out 9eiut bel
ibren glteru.
-Gbas. aimmeI begob iid am
Montag ani cine 8eihottsreile nafl
Sefferion Gitp.
-gbas. Heitbemeper, bon StonD
Sill. lpnr am torigen @tittipofJ bier
in @eididften.
gari bem bieiigen Bditamt, fir
Ole ISOLDE erOeno Wig. IL, iiegt
fot9enosr 9rief: Sad &esco.
&c. gngcIbred)t, BON @ap, be.
faiib iidJ am lesten Monta9 bier,
airf Der 0urdreiie nadl Chicago.
@tartin Siig. BON Berger. be-
farO iiG ON letter 9ierrstdg bier
un6 abonnierte auf 6as 8olfSbldtt.
Die &a3aretb @emeinoc, bon
Sipiss, miro fiir Der 6. unb 7. Sep
tember eiit @iiiiousfeit uerar9talten.
-Sberiif Maupin unb 6amilie
tparen am letter Samstng in Stomp
Sill, itno ipobttell oaielbit Dem Tif'
nif bel.
6ranf 5. Claus ulrb @attin
BON Coles Greet, 6egaben lid am
9ienstag nod Morriion, ouf ciaen
laugeren 9eiiId.
SRI. Zulu Gutter, non ct.
2ouis, traf ON leeteiu Sonntug bier
elm, nilf eineir ldnaeren geilth bel
ibren SerDanoten.
-Sroil 9ertba Soft, BON ct.
2ouis, FAM am letter. Spmrtog bier
oil, aitf cinet mcbrpodentliden Be
fltd5 BEL geripanOten.
g. u. @aertner, peld)cr Den
CONNER SIRIUS Der &ormulIfnle
in Gape @iraroeon beiudt bat, febr.
tc porige 8ofJe bon BORT 5uriif,
SRI. Si5aie Sluetid fefrte an
@onrtcg BON Hetp 6lorence. no.
anriif, bon eiirent neutrality-suspicious.
gciud bel ibrem Snfel, Sermat
aobuid.
Srls. 1ouline luiO 2i55ie $50
bititt trafen anl 9ieirstog uom 0fia
bona bier cifl, siim geindI ibres
Snfcls, Senrp &obuld, BON Chico
40, Serrnaii &obuid, BON Ie'p 6io
renee unO Srdu Grit 6luetidl, mel
DE- Iib sur 3eit ale bier BET De
Samilie Sluetih befinoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
aotis

&ir lcnfen biermit Die Iufnierf.
iumfeit Der Seier bieies 8lattes aui
sic nele 4n5eige Der Sermanr ga.
pings 8auf, bon Sermonn, Mto.
Sn ieiner lesten @%erIammlntg
bcid,loB has 9ireftoriitm bieIer @ant
pom s. SUM an, Den 3insiiiB aiif
g oScr IL Wionate lauienoe 3eitoe.
poiiten, ron 8 Sro5ent auf 4 8ro.
sent Der Sobr 81 erboben. 0epoii-
teniheine, iuelfe geQenpartig in
araff fipo, uno auf 8 Srosent aus.
|aeTtcGt iinD. frdger aud bonn 1obigeii
|2aac an 4 9ro3ent per Sabr. Sn.
ESem mir abermals altf Die SidRrbeit
hieies alteu @elDinIfitutes binpeiIen,
bitten mir Inn gurcn pciteren &c.
nrigtcn 3iiipriid,
Sermann SopinoS 8anf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
@oti,.

ed, bin iest In meiner netlen Oh
ice, i'm Jpeiten Stod 0es @eb1ltoes
ser Sermrann Sapings Sonf. apmms
n,lr berein allf oetnlelbeit alter 8eg
mo Damn iuenSet eIth linfs iiilo
tretet elm. gs lit bier fiibIer, bel
rilbler inn CONNER; wdrnier, piel
.pirmel I'M gSlnter; mo niel dit-
genebmer Su irgeno ciner 3elt,
&ommt Dereir uRo mad)t 6 Gud)
teqilerr, gcraoe 10, ais ,pdrct Sbr
81 bapis; gang einerIei oh Cor Sru:
nit Grtren 3abnel babt, oocr
nidf.
@~dytlngsnoa,
Or. %. 9. Sifiuu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-25
REAL ESTATE NEWS BULLETIN THAT IT
WILL PAY YOU TO READ over CAREFULLY
Do Not Fail to Consult Us you Want to Buy Sell Prop
erty. We Study the Value of Each Piece of Property
From Standpoint of Buyer and Seller.

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san ana
OF city,
ohomeco o m
soM 12 month"; The nj
bort temnuon lbetSo uheaT corner
OF and
and d
team, ou Jersey COW
rar
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rdard
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tin NEST dd O
Just Commerce.
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day ony$O
Have to "a
proemen
ueorhad, in RosAae
nefout
land
and rehdnc
etadsn fine
but first two
eooace ~ miles o.
o
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-25
Electric Rubber Hose

prove the fact. He does not testify
to the facts but gives his conclusion,
based upon a former survey made by
himself, without the facts upon which
1t is based, viz: the correct starting
point of the survey and the correct
courses and distances. We must be
enabled to follow in the footsteps OF
the surveyor.
Aside from the authorities cited in
the opinion 1t is said in Stewart v.
Carleton, 81 Mich. 273, 1T appears to
have been supposed that the survey
ors are competent not only to testify
to measurements and distances, but
also to pass Judgment themselves,
and on information Of their own
choosing upon the position of lines
and starting points. This is not the
only case in which we have encoun-
tered such evidence on important pri-
vate rights; and surveyors seem to
have the idea that they may act en-
tirely upon their own judgment In de-
termining public and private rights.
This is very dangerous error :.
But the determination of facts be-
long exclusively to courts and juries."
To the same effect are Radford v.
Johnson s N. d. 1872; 0'Brien v. Cav
anaugh, 81 Mich. S69 In Burt v.
Busch, 50 Mich, SOC, 1t is said that
They (surveyors) may detail facts,
but, when they have no knowledge OF
facts, their opinions or conjectures
cannot control to establish or dis
turb boundaries .. The uues-
tion of location Of a starting point
for surveyor is one OF fact for the
jury and not one Of theory to Re de-
termined finally upon the opinion OF
surveyors or experts"
In Olin v. Henderson, 100 Mich.
149, 154, the following instruction Civ
en- to the jury was approved: "It Is
for you to fix that (the starting point
OF the survey by the evidence in this
case; and the fact that surveyor,
unless he has the original monument
to start from, has made survey, and
what he believes or claims to be the
property, Ia no evidence of that pro-
perty, except such as you may find
that he has started from the original
point" So also, Reast v. Donald, "a
Tex. GAS.
surveyor can testify to any fact
within his knowledge, but his opinion
or conclusion of facts, based upon a
survey made by him, 1t not compe-
tent, at least without giving the de-
tails Of the survey. Therefore, even
though the evidence of the surveyor
was not objected to 1t was not evil
dence of 4 fact but the conclusion OF
the witness, and, as stated in the
opinion. there is no proof that the
west line of the church property is
other than where the old fence was
located. 1t necessarily follows that
there Is no evidence that any of the
land east of that west fence of the
church property was included In the
deed from Genger to Collins. The
east line of defendants property is
only fixed by the west line OF the
church property, Without the iden-
tiication Of that line as being east
of the old fence, defendant has shown
no right to any of the ground sued
for, And unless a better title is
shown by defendant, plaintiffs pos
session at the time he was ousted Is
sufficient to entitle hm to recovery.
! The petition is denied.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-25
THE JUNE WIDE WORLD MAGA-
ZINE,

The June Wide World is a sterling
number and contains mass of in
teresting and instructive information
regarding the four quarters of the
globe Mr.. H. Hesketh Prichard con-
tinues his enthralling account of the
famous journey he made ACROSS I'm
known Labrador" Major Sykes has
another paper on "The Wilds of Per-
sia" and Mrs. Fred Maturin contrib
utes a third article descriptive of her
Trek Beyond the Zambesi." John
A. Hope, hunter of international
reputation, writes an account of his
adventures with the Canadian wolf
and Mrs L. NJ Terry gives an extra
ordinary description of "The Myster-
ious Cave-Dwellers of Arizona" Dr.
Maximus Neumayer commences a SER
les of articles on dealing with "Un-
explored Brazil" and there are a
number of fine adventure stories.
The illustrations are a striking fea-
ture Of this magazine and one Won
ders how it is possible to collect so
many new and remarkable photo
graphs month after month. The Wide
World is the most unique magazine
on the news stands today.