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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
REPORT ON PROVO FINANCES.
City Recorder Shows That the CITY has
Cash Balance of S36,o5e,

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. lS,-At the city council
meeting tonight, City Recorder Ralph FL
lott reported on the finances OF the city
for the quarter ending December 81.
1910. The report shows cash on hand
in the several funds September l, $780,
059.53
Receipts from taxes. S3S.00O, and pro-
cecds from sale OF waterworks bonds,
S40.3S3.32, and other items amounting
TO a total OF s96 2i4.67. making a grand
total OF s132 ,30i.2O.
The disbursements are S44.236.17, leav-
ing balance on hand January !. 1911,
of sSS,05s.o3. This is divided among the
several funds follows:
Water rates fund .,..-,.........S $40, 0S9 SO
Sewer fund ......-.---.-.....'-. l,SlS. ~
Paving fund .....s-'..s.s.s... o,3hi ~
Total .,............- .Sl5 S22 .9i
Less overdraft In library fund. $50 So
Total ... SIS, 263 O9
In the general fund .....-.... 1874 81
Total -..e..............SS SSS, 05S. %
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALB HELP

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk.
Small family. Bell 3609-X. aloeo
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City Marshal Dismissed,

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO Jan. 1S.-The city council OF
Pleasant Grove has removed D Miley
Smith as city marshal OF that city The
reason given Is overzenlousness in arrest
Ing young man OF that town on a
charge OF drunkenness when the young
man was not intoxicated
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Old Folks at Fete.

Special to The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, Jan 1s.-The reg
uar annual old folks hanuua and enter
tainment was held here today and about
2T5 persons more than 50 Years OF age
sat down TO the repast Josh Bean. Mrs.
Andrew Jensen and Mr.. and Mrs George
Margrctts were present from Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
Officers, Rosters Unchanged,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan, 1s.-Without any change
in the personnel OF employees and Off
GERS. the directors of the six Ogden banks
have selected the officers for the en-
suing year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
Inspects Tooele Schools.

Special To The Tribune.
TOOELE Jan. 1S.-A. c. Nelson. state
superintendent Of schools. arrived in Too
Gle today 10 insItect the SCHOOLS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
Licensed to Wed,

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE. Jan, 1S.--A marriage license
was issued this morning to Richard
Garrard of Salt Point and Chloe Hill of
E,rda,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

To o'clock. and the Older boys from
3 10 .. series OF basketball games be-
tween teams representing the several
wards or the city are To be arranged,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
Open Home Economics Course

The Asrlcultulal college al Logan has
opened winter course in home econom-
les. including theoretical and practical
household management. 1t is the SECOND
OF these annual midwinter housekcepers'
conferences.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
TYPEWRITERS

OLIVER TYPEWRITERS AND SUP
plies Stewa rt Gleason Co, Sc w End
South st. Phones-Bell 2s0. Ind. 702
ta1so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
Sues on Promissory Mote.

Special to The Tribune,
ToOELE, Jan. 1s.-Suit has been
brought in the district court by S r.
England against j. r. Kehoc. Salt Lake
saloon keeper. and ], 3. Sackett, seeking
the recovery OF $685. on a promissory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SHIPPING

WE SHIP IL. II, GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. Cut rates. Kinbaii
Van Storage Co.. 10 w 1st So m26sa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
License TO Marry.
m Tho Tribune

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. ia license to marry
WAS Issued by the county clerk this after
naOn TO Henry Walter Griffith and Zeil:.
Smith. both OF Salt Lake. They were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
FOh SALE
FOR Observation-Disclosures,

220 SHARES BURI.INGAME Tr-.
graphing Typewriter. valued s2o6dn. nLE.
shares Yukon basln Gold. yiOO; % sS, " "
Utah Trout, $50; bargain; all for 'snsrss ssa1ss
Scott Huntington, Y. NJ c. A. szu0g
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MERCHANTS LUNCH.

15 CENTS; 1890 TO .: BEST CHILE
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CHAMPION SHOE REPAIRING.

n,r,r-- ~-~>--~0-0--~~---~-~-----~>
NEWS SEWED TIC. LADIES 5nc,
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FIVE WEI,L-DRESSED SALESLADIES
10 travel in crew taking orders, cast
ern trip. Apply Monday. Geo. B. Updeo
grove. 15S n. w. Temple. al0io
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DR: .GRACE sTRATToN. osTaossiSs,.11
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL
House@orK; IN iamily, osas o,7I8
qnired. 81 q ST., Bell phone 1913. aA'io
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

LADIES TO MAKE $16 TO s25 WEEK
during spare time home; no experience
necessary. Woman's Art Exchange
rooms 3S SO, 3rd floor. Eagle block. $1,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
OSTEOPATHY

DIR, ALICE HoUGHToN. 2oo,Msas: 81 81
IS Mcintyre bldg. Ind. phone s''' m
4346: residence Bell Main s6l'
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

you ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $4,000 month Write tor
list OF positions open. Franklin lnsutute
Dept. 4l3-C, Rochester, n. Y. nlopl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

CALVES ANY AGE: FRESH cows
poultry, bull kept for service cows
fetched. Saunders. rear 1il5 S. Main st.
Phone 2374Y, a724
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

THE UTAH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Co.: Monarch agents. all other type
writer's rented. repaired exchanged, sold;
some splendid bargains at S25. Moved to
&C West End South. Both phones 430.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

BEA UTlFuL SEALSKIN COAT r7,.
length. practically new: will soil chs uLL
financial difficulties. Address T-s lisp; lisp
une, Aun-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

DIR. AUSTIN KERR. OSTEoPAsLannsl
physician Mcintyre bldg. Botn ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19

WHY PAY RENT OR HIGH RATE w.
interest on mortgages and indeptee'iTkosn M
Investigate our per cent plan. We wsee.,sl-
money on city and farm; easy ,Insrse5I
mcnts. Equitable Loan lnVgsIts ats
Co.. 515-516 Mcintyre bldg. Salt LAns nss,I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
LADIES' TAILORING.

NJ Fucker. Vienna: ladies' tailoring:
guaranteed perfect fitting. 1856 Mercan-
tile bldg. al725
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-19
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
MONEY TO LOAN

~~~-~o~o~~-~~~~-- e~So|"~-I-sry> -
AMOUNTS OF $500 AND Up. LOM
rate Of interest Houston Real EStau
Inv. Co. a5I South Main st. Phonea q.
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gokQl.Deri9t
Sizes unb 1as.

50. 6. JoIiom. Der neu. .ehisf
Gonitarp Snipsctor1 bes itdotlihsn
g.Iunbkitgamts, fpirb beuts bier eins
tr.ff.n unO bi, pfii4ten feinss amts
iikrnebm.n.
Die Sirabenbabngeieaf daft
Ionbt. e.Itern Stabtnnpali gaacro
,ineu Gbed iibsr $202.16 in BegIsis
dung elmer Rs6nung fir bic Rsparas
iur Der IL. Straben Bride. Die
tiirslit burt .inen Gtrabenbahnipas
gen bsitdoigt lporbtn mar.
Der Sanbb1nblef Broriermanr
bait. asItern Gin tleines Wortgepldniel
nit 4rb.itsbirsttor Sunbmoter. gror'
t.rmann mar Der 4nfidt. bab biz
StaatsbebDroe fir 6ffenilihe arbeit.r
ibre grlaubnib niht boSu gessber
bate, baB bi. Mobnnt Bride ber'
untsrgeIaFen piirbe. ba bierburh bel
gooipsrisbr auf Dem aanal Brad &C.
Iest pirbe. Serr Gunbmater iiber'
seuet. iebod ben SanbhGnbler baron
bab bi. geb0rb. bic n0tbise Gensbmi
gung ertbeilt bate unb CAB 5errr
8rori.rmann ben guten Ratb, iein
Sanbboote mad Der anberen Gtite be-
Bride Su fhoffsn unb bort Sanb elm
3uIaben, einen Ratb, ben 3rortsrmani
aud kfoIst..
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Wtebi.I r.ben pir2 0iefe
ssyraee "a. elm auseeru5ter aopf in
Der ensliiden 8eI.brtenioelt fib es<
ilent, nm Iie folssnbermaben gu be-
artport.n: Der 9urrjihHiftsmenih
fpriat i'm raiden GeIprdde etiua
hunbert Wprte IN ber Wtirute, mas etz
NO elmer itiinbliten 2eii.urg bon %
DrudIeit.n I'm Sttdpfprmat er.-
ipriht. Rehnet man brti Stuncsn
bes Spfedens auf ben Gag, 70 erges
ben iih tpo6entlih etfpa 600 Druid
ieiten, nit onberen Worten i'm gansen
Sabre 81 Bdnbe BON sierlihem ums
fonoe. 2eiber ipirb fein Menfh fiji
biei. Rebeleiituns besablt. GinJreunh
bes snglifhen @el.brten, bem bieis
Riefen5ahlen etfpos unbeimlih pprs
tam.n, fraste, ob bic 5rauen etipo
.ben1opieI rebeten. tporauf er bic uns
aolante Mntiport befam: .N.in, aebn.
NAL 10 biel!" Nah Der Shdbuna bic
fes trefflihen Gnsldnbers fprehen BIZ
'Srauen alIo permutbIi6 om Gage &c
Stunben lang!
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Seioentbnms. 6gpotbeiex.
Gincinnati 26. San.
Neue Snpoibefen.

Reue 6ppothefen.
2lIIiee g. Weab an CABINET 6. II. y.
Co., $500.
Miaiam Ribs an Williom WintIes
man. Sl535.
Gmili. peiers an TeutIh.r aanbs
pebr y. II. g. Co., $2500.
emma aemp on SilDerion 6. Il. g
Co., $815.
Saeob 5osg.nbers on Satl.p 3. u
6. Co., $500.
6snrn a,iisr an s.. aeiier. $1,000
9be 3. II. u. Weber 60. On Drmonf
6. Ii. 6. Co., $1,000.
Barnet Ratban an lofantebine 9
IL. g. Co.. $1,000.
Mm. Bieion on 4. Worb 9. u. 6
Co., $275O.
Terielbe an 1be O. u. psiers Real
tp Co., $3.50.
sgroness Bed an 6unt Ctr. 3. u
g. Co., $500.
Garab q. 9amburs an splpiaBur
mid, $1375.
Ben. Oramann an %. Worb 3. U
Co.. $1,000.
Derielbe an W. p. Cooper. $1,000
Sulia unb Soeob Glsd on u. Bern
barbt, $1,000.
| 0etiIste 6ppotbeten.
| Wm. Ribs an GilDerion 6. u. 9
Co., $1128.
i Mnrp 9. 6ol5bolb an Gyeeuent 8
In. 9. u. Co., $1,000.
| 4nnn s. 2uttns an Degter aumbe
/ Co., $3O7.
| Disfslbe an :. 8. Hutier & s0r
lNe7.
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MRs. Il. YAEGER.

Cecilia sssane. sinwpsb. GinciaaA:t. 2.
pesis so Isais unb bariibsr.
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ibr cine Gtrede melt, bis lie MnsIamer
sins, um ibn paifiren 5u lafen, iporauf
Der Neger in Der Dunfelbeit pers
ihipdnb. Mls iie In Der Ndbe ihrsr
Wohnung anselanst mar. iprans plpBs
lid Der 8urihe binter einsm 8aume
herpor unb entrib ibr bic 6anbtaihs,
IN ipeItber iih feds 3aidentiiher, cine
goloene 8rille i'm Wertbe bon $8 une
95 Gents in 9aar befanoen. gepor
bic neberfallene iih bon ibrer llebers
rofhuns erbolf bate, mar Der Raubet
in Der 9untelbeit perihtuunpen.
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gDaIisr J. etub on Blue afh 9. II.
6. Co., $500.
henrp 1iden an Qntonio Some e.
II. 9. Co.. $500.
Sunnab 8. Meil an Grnit Citation
g. u. .. Co., $500.
1beo. aIuper an Qrnson 9. u. 8.
60. go. 2. $500.
earab u. MeGonousb an Gbas. 6.
Nourie, $500.
llrfula Gdsri an Mida.l 5Opf,
5000.
5iaberla Barrett an Soutbern Sbio
6. u. 3. Co.. $500.
Cos. Qammers an Wslt sYoripooo
9. u. g. Co., $1,000.
Gliiabstb goIIorb an Wsrean.ile y.
IL. 8. Co.. $500.
Iruneis g. Sroit an Germ. Nm.
6. II. y. Co., $500.
au,n g. Wseab an Gipn 8. II. 3.
Co., $500.
Dm. gornss an Guit Witbbraipal
.. ". Co., 5000.
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u Hl IL IL II ! ~. Jun.
girail 6. Gilmore IL. Ino. on
George Z. 9rap, 5 Sabre pahi duf
Elm Gtiid 2anb in Settion 26, Drill
Greet 9p.; jdbrlife Mietbe 1915, nit
benz Nn,ausreft fir $500.
George Gornuele an William 8os
mein, 3beil BON Got 55 in WaInut
Oils 2ano gH's 2. llnterabtbeilung,
81.
William gomein on Charles SO.
9omein, bosielbe Gisenibum, 81.
NilIiam 9pmein an Clarence 6.
9omsin, 36 bel 105 CUB an Der Glib
oitsgde Der Simmer unb Wolo aDe.,
81.
WilIiam Runpan on Gnnibe a.Wiees
fer, 2ot % in y. .. 9arton's llnters
abihsiluna in Satlep, 81.
Chaplin 6. Barr, per Sberiff, on
Wnpmina 6. II. g. Co., Got a in Gar
rims llnterabibeiIuns in Wpoming,
$500.
SoTeph McGniiter on 5reb.rid 80.
9sii.l. 5beiI BON Got IA in Giias' llns
terabtheiIuns, 81.
eqen .. S'aane an J. albert
Wanb, 3 Sabre pdhi ouf 60 Sub on
Der Siibieiie Der Wliihsu Nps., $3.50
Sub 0itlih pon 8idiou ape.; monoilis
DE Wtistbe $50.
S5annie We9pnalo Ii. Qno. On ans
na 5srranp, 40 BEL 141 SUB an be,
Roroi.its Der Winbior glps., BOA 5ut
0itlih BON Gjilbert 2lpe., 81.
sslorsnce u. WlulIinir an Charles
Gsborns, 9beil Der Got 81 in Ror'
ipoobs SishIano Spnoitat llnterab'
tbsilune, $500.
German aeifer, r., an Senrt
aeifer, % BEL 95 5ub an Der Gfti.ii'
Der Jrssmun ape.. 1877 SUB nOrolid
bon Gebar Ctr, 81.
| Senrn aeiier, sruIts, on Sermar
asii.r. bas'sI6e giesntbum, 81.
Sacob Shasfer (per Gret.) an so
ispbine We2tniii.r, 80 JuB on Robi
Ctr, $500.
morp U. 8rsper an Barnet ga
than. ! 60. on 9. Ctr, nobe Mpunb
$1,000.
gorne. Ratban on philip Rntban
20 Sub on 8. Ctr, nabe Wsouno.
qnibsiI. $500.
philip Rotban on Barnet Nathon
20 Sub an oto., bio. q antheiI)
$500.
Dm. g. Gun an 8. 8. pahoub,
Cots in Clifton Ssishts llnterabthsi
lung, 81 etc.
Geo. q. ROB, 5ruitss. an Sob
grsnnsr, Got 6 in 0len 9rooe llnier
obtbsiluns, 81 etc.
SeFs 6. Qgn.rp an Jraness Bed
go Jub an Marib aOs,. Rorpooo. S
etc.
ailIi. 3. 8riesbabsr an Gsp. 8riea
baber, 2 Cots in Wiils &c &leine'
lInterabtbeiIuna, SaiIen. ST etc.
5bs O. u. petsrs Stealth Go. q
Wm. gieion. 25 Sub on aSa Ctr
81 etc.
} 5pbn s. grpdmann on par. RsaIi
Co., 81 Sub an Genuer Ctr. nal
Jreeman. $4,000.
3hsreTe Bearer an Rob. 6. Sflo
mann, 80 Sub an pIsaiani Die
Ine., 81 etc.
gibel u. 6. Sohniione, Gref., @
Mm. Saris. 57a SUB an Sobnitoi
pIaee. 81 etc.
So. y. Cooper on Ben. 0ramanI
80 SUB an Calhoun Ctr, ST. etc.
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ptrfroren

aoitmeifer: rSeitbem mir fir bas
publitum Gebern unb 1trte In ben
ShaIterraum gefeat baben, fommt je<
ben Gag Der sei5ise aIte geIbDerleiber
BON nebenan unb erlebigt bier feline
Aorrdponbeno .beute bat er iogar
ftineh HaHboIteS ms!Sebra9tl1
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n1be utHr Der WNutpneHlfapl tutlei.
Waiteous Sddferibnlls fhsint iih gu
ben GngIdnbern eefliihtet au babsn,
bic man 10 germ iieif. ialt uno nnt,s
tern nennt. Wiit.en in Der WeItitaot
auf btrielben gDieIs. oeren 0ras bic
Gdleppe Der Dame Ieiht beriibrt,
fueipet irienlih eine Seroe. gDo ftnoet
man nod iolhe Yaitorale. bic fat
unpabrfdeinIih biinit, perihtDom'
men, ttaumbofi i'm f.uhten R.belblau
Der 2ufta Wber bic ipoblgsnahrisn
9hiere, bic auf benz tbeueriten gsies
ienarunb Der Grbe oraien. baben ets
mas burhous grobitdbtifhes anges
nommen. Sic erihreden Dor nihts
uno iheinen iih auf) iiber nihts 3u
nunoern. Cir kben idum ben Gopf.
ipenn bas 5iertide SiOdden oes gors
iiberosknbtn ihre Raie beriibrt, penn
Der QGrm bes 4utpmobiIs BON Der
syabriirabs ber oeuilih gu ihnen tOni.
ipenn bi, .5orfssuarbs" NIT llineens
b.m Spiel ben pari burdreiien. ooer
ipenn Der Duoeliad Der fhottiihen
9ruppen nit eissntbiimlider Wlelans
dolie in ben 2drm Der 9robiiaot hins
einiont. Gin 0oltssorten lit Der
Snoepar., often fir ale Welt, uno
bod, beipabrt er ben .Gbaraiier bes
fsierIih AbgeihIoH.nen, bic urnlten
gGume oebeH ibm bic hilioriihe
Gtimmung, bic guisepfIesten Blus
menbeete, bic eIeganten Camen, bic
Serren i'm 3nlinber. bas 4b3elhsn
mooeru.r GIesans -.
Starfe gff.r. gelonbsrs in
Sent Ihi.n, 10 ihreibt elm ensIiihss
gloit, in iriiher.r 3eii bic gbsunit
tp.niaitens auantiiatip auf cine aubers
orbenslide Sobe e.lans! gu .iein; bic
bdrin erreifien 2eiIiuneen miiHen bei
uni.rsm nit ihpahem Wasen ausss'
fiatteien 9eihlshie cine GENTLE Wehs
mutb, ipenn niht Neip. berporrufen.
IA mar i'm IL. Jabrbunoert in Rent
elm g.lpiFer Riholas Woob. Der ein
gdnses Sdr,in auf eineu SiB persehs
rem une am folssnben 9aae 300usenn
sau6en su iih nehmen tonnte - ba
mar Witbol. aIeihfalls Der 9eiibsr tis
mes out tentilhsn Wasens. Der fi6
benz Tih.sr 1aplor seseniiber erboi.
70 piel itnar3en pnbbmg obne Gbs
pcuie 3u iif Su nebmen. bob es reiGeH
piirbs. bic 3hemie an elmer BON Tap
lor islbii aussuipablenbeu Steae BON
einsm llfer biz gum onbertn su beoes
den. glift libel linb bic Shlubporte
bes Nriitsls: .Wsnben mir uns an
8oites Giiie." ias. Der Ginienber. ooh
er uns geniigsnb appetii su inherent
gfIen alb. unb ausreihenbes Gfien fur
uniersn Nppsiit.- 4ber bas enslifhf
Hlatt ldbi. iros ieines Sio!Ses ouf
bi.fe nationalen geiiiunssn. audi btm
9luslanb. in biefer Beaisbuns Gsrefs
ticieit miberfohren. Go ern1bnf es
cine Weits, bic in Berlin obaefhloiIen
purps, no elm Qaittrdger fih srboten
bate. auf sinen Sis feds 6amuels
toisIettes, 3fpoIf Gier. eine Sans. cine
ente. feds plumb 4ariufisin unb -
% pfunb 6eu su -perbriiden-. Bee
fonbers biefe leste Bebineuns rieI
3peifel an Der Nusfubrborteit bes
Norbcbens bsrpor. Mber Der eeipnls
iiss GiIsr pubie iih su belftn; na1s
benz er nit Der Gnte ftrtig seiporben
mar, rief tr mad siner Cigarette unb
3iinbsfe bas 0eu an. Die Mfne Der,
nsngts Il NIT ben adrioiIeln unb pers
fd5long bonn bos Ganse. 9ros bes
GinlpruGss einiger Jnierefensen -
Is ipdren BON perihisbensn Geiien sros
BE Gummsn fir unb ipiber ssfebt NOR.
ben - ipurbs er oIs sisser aner!annt.
ANAL Ssvfsn
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Etraktnrenb.

9lls 0rau Rate 6orris BON 80. 872
Oft Ribsepop Mpenue geitern Mbtnb
fura noh 6 llbr an ber Gdt Der Blair
Apenue unD R.abins Nodb BON einer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-27

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-01
FOOLISH SEASON OPENS AND
FIRST FATALITIES ARE RE-
CORDED IN NEW JERSEY.
TWO KILLED AND ONE INJURED
BY SHOTS FROM UNDERRRusH
Hunter Who Fired Fatal Shot Thought
Victims Were Deer-Held BY Hunt
ing Party to Await Action Of Police
Tragedy Occurs in Gloom Of Early
Dawn.

Mays Landing. n. j.. Nov. mis-
taken for deer In the gloom of the
early dawn Constant Steelman and
John Yost, business men at Pleasant
vile. were killed, and William Jarvis
was injured today. when hunter fired
at them at Weymouth, six miles from
here. The man who made the fatal
mistake is said to be Charles Norcross
a stranger in the neishborhood. Steel
man, who Is in the oil business: Yost.
furniture dealer: and jarvis. left
Pleasantville at midnight with two
friends to hunt deer. The woods were
filed with sportsmen as the season
opened today.
The party spent the night In the
woods near Weymouth and about day
break were going down the road to-
ward their stand. Without warning
shot was fired from the underbrush
near the road, and Steelman, Yost and
Jarvis feii. a moment later the man
who fired the buckshot stepped into
the road.
The hunter who fired the fatal shot
is under surveillance and can be taken
into custody at a moments notice in
case the police want him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-01
INDUSTRIES ARE INJURED.
win Receive Great Boom II Rates Are
- Made Right.

6pCC11I 10 sIln1eO. ftepuDllCan.
Des Noines, Nov. 1. The hear
Ing IN the Iowa rate cases was
today adjourned in the afternoon
turing the funeral Of Carroll Wright
In order that all might attend. Cliff
FORD Thorne had charge Of the case
today and Testimony was given as to
rates by Mr. Beals. rate clerk for the
.eailroad commission. Mr.. Jones, Of the
eommercial club. Of Waterloo; Sam
.pel: Mahou. oE .ottumwa; ana others.
EHidence waS given showing that Iowa
industries would receive great boom
"a case tho rates are made right
a number .ot business men from
loWpy dong the mississippi were e1.
tected to xfv1 testimony today 1t the
feaftng of tie Iowa rate complaints.
SfSe1 atAs l1terstate Commerce Com.
kiSS3onar Harlan. More than seventy-
;sae userchauts ana JobbcrS yestsrday
Joined n tl0 chm nlalnt againit the
.s1iroads oS the state.
The general complaint is that east.
sound proportional rates are higher
han west hound proportional rates;
.;.s. .s.,nd rates often ex.
.eed the 10cal rates: that the pro-
soffional rates vary with the place of
ahipment ana destihation In such q
aanner - % vtolats the long ana
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-01
NO cHo,cE IN PRIMARY
Los Angeles Election Results in No
Candidate Reesivins Necessary
PluraIity-Many Candidates EIim-
mated and Contest Will ss Fought
Out Dee. 5-SoeiaIist in Lead.

Los Angeles, Nov. /. With the
probable exception Of City Attorney
John w shenk, good government can
didate for reelection. yesterdays pri-
mary resulted in no election. Altho
the record total Of more than $4,000
votes were cast, the primary proved
only an elimination contest to reduce
the ticket from ninety nine candi-
dates to twenty for the Anal struggle
over the question whether Los Angeles
shall have Z Socialist administration
The final electtG-eis set for Dec. s..
when Job HaFrinlan9 oneNof the law
yers in the defense Of the Mcnamara
brothers, and socialist candidate for
mayor again will contest with George
Alexander, the present incumbent.
Women Hold Balance Of Power.
The great question that confronted
political workers today was what will
the women do? The newly enfran-
chised citizens can muster a voting
strength nearly equal to the men. Ad-
mittedly they hold the balance Of
power.
With but few unimportant precincts
yet remaining 10 De lotdieu the 'o.e
on MAJORITY candidates stood: Harrl-
ms. 1854; Alexander, 15.4a3: plur-
ality in favor of the socialist candl-
date Of 2,1S1. 1t was estimated that
Hartman would increase this lead and
finish the count about 5000 votes
ahead Of Alexander
With but five small precincts miss
ing the total count in yesterdays mu-
.nicipal primary shows Hartman 49,
SS2: Alexander, 1921; Mushet. 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-01
SNOW AND FREEZING TEMPERA.
TuREs SWEEP DOWN FROM
THE NORTHWEST.
NEAR THE ZERO MARK
IN DAkoTAS AND IOWA
Heavy Snow in South Dakota, and
Snow in Kansas, Iowa and Other
States - Freezing Weather Due in
Oklahoma and Texas-To Be Of
Short Duration.

Kansas City, Nov. IA real fore
taste Of winter. with snow and freezing
temperature, swept over the Missouri
valley states early today From tenn
perature of zero at Bismarck, n. d.
the thermometer graded down to rs
degrees in northern Kansas and Mis-
souri,. The mercury read 6 above in
Huron, S. D., and the temperature was
near zero at Sioux City, Iowa Sno"
fell thruout north central Kansas,
western Iowa. parts Of Kansas and
parts of South Dakota today. The
wave of cold is sweeping southward
and freezing temperatures may be eX-
pected tonight and tomorrow in Okia-
homa and northern Texas.