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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
New Interpretations
Filed with the secretary of state:

The Swan Creek Development company
Of Swan Creek. Rich county. Utah; capt.
tai stock. $50. 900, divided into shares OF
$l0 each. a. l., Cook, president: l.. l..
Cook, vice president: Harriet Cook sec
retary: Edith Cook. treasurer.
Frederickson Mercantile company OF
Vernon, 20 engage in general mcrcan-
tile business; capital stock s25 900. d-
vided into shares OF $40 each; John Fred
erickson. president, Agnes VI Frederick
son. vice president; James j. Frederick
son, secretary and treasurer, These with
Jennie and Niels Frcderickson, constitute
the directorate.
Filed with the county clerk:
The Colorado Beach Stone company
to engage in general quarryng busl
ness; capital stock SIS, 100 I'm shares OF
cents each. Joseph II. Raleigh. prcsi
dent, John I. Lloyd. vice president
George w. Danley. secretary and treas
urer; A. j, Weber. additional director.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03

To Graduates.
Half rates on cabinet photos. Chase
Studio, 249 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
High School Notes

Il Yesterday was the final day for the
.hxaminations for the seniors. There have
|'been some conflicts and these Will be
'Btraightened up next week The eXami-
nations this year have been very fair and
no complaints of them have been made
by the students.
& The seniors had their usual singing
Ipractice after school yesterday afternoon.
Next week they will have two practices
AT high school and two rehearsals OF the
1eutlrc programme at the Salt Lake the
later where the graduation exercises VIII
be held the night OF June 9. The seniors
have been pracricing faithfully OH their
songs and they will do some very pleas
ing work.
II The commencement issue OF the Red
land Black has been announced for June D.
This issue is the last OF the year and
will undoubtedly be the best. Murray
McCarty editor-in-c chief says that it will
he the best paper gotten out in years. 1t
will contain pictures OF the cadet corps
las q whole and Of the individual conf
''panIes. of the officers OF the various
School organizations. of the teachers, OF
sfhc graduates and OF the various ath
eletic teams and of some of the athletic
ldcontests. There will be several stories
sby members of the school and jokes and
zrartoons on the seniors. The paper will
,conteIn 100 pages and Will cost % cents,
= To Graduates.
! Half rates on cabinet photos. Chase
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03

or two and hfty-fvc -hundredths
(S2,55) dollars per front linear foot
abutting said Improvement, there being
d273 9s feet OF abuttipg property. hy a
local assessment upon the lots or pieces
of ground within the following described
district, being the district To be affected
and benefited by said Improvement
namely:
The south 23,5i feet OF the east side OF
lot a. block 21 Douglas Park subdl
vision. block 80; the south 1875 feet
Of the east side OF lot II, the east side
OF lots 10 and 16 the east side OF lots
L. Is and 10 block 30; the east side OF
lots 80 to 1l6. inclusive. Morningside
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03

THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03

subdivision. block so: the south 166. 20
feet OF the west side OF lot .. the west
side OF lots Z and s. the west side of lots
. to 6, inclusive. block 20. all in five
acre plat &C" Big Field survey.
The total cost of said Improvement Is
estimated at thirteen thousand eight
hundred ninety-six and twenty one
hundreAths (st3. 20) dollars, OF which
sum the cItvs portion is two thousand.
nine hundred ninety seven and fifty
Ave one -hundredths (s2997.56) dollars.
leaving ten thousand. eight hundred
ninety EIGHT and siXty-ivo one-hun
drcdths (st0.S9S.65) dollars to be raised
by local assessment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03

There is one medicine that every fam
lily should be provided with and espe-
cially during the summer months, viz,
Chamberlain IS Collie, Cholera and Diar,
rhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to
be needed. 1t costs but quarter. Can
you afford to be without it7 For sale
by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03

All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
sentcd in writing. stating therein lot
and block. or description OF property, to
tho city recorder on or before the 18th
day Of June. 1911. being the time set by
said council when 1t will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
q. s. RIyES,
City Recorder.
N''' anu S''ot es7o7x
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NOT IC

Notice Is hereby given by the city
council OF Salt Lake City Of the inten
ton OF such council to make the fol J.
lowing described Improvement to-wit:
To grade and gutter and curb with ce-
ment (said grading To he forty-foUr (4D
feet between curbs) Fifteenth East street
between Williams and Martin avenues.
In paving district No. 32 and defray the
Hbutters portion Of the cost and ex-
pense thereof, estimated at ten thousand,
eight hundred ninety y-c!ght and sixty
1--WE one -hundredths es1Q,SaS.65) dollars
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
ADVERTISING TALKS

Continued From Page One,
|STRAIGHT LINE O. +
PUBLICITY (that is, the
shortest and quickest) is
THE DAILY NEWSPA-
PER.
When you get a collection
of daily newspapers togeth-
er, such as is represented by
the newspapers printing
these Advertising Stories,
they give to the manufacture
er an audience of approx
mately TWO MILLION
FAMILIES TO TALK TO.
The manufacturer is put
in DIRECT TOUCH with
these people at an infinitesi-
NAL cost, and if he hesitates
to employ this straight line
between his factory and the
consumer he is not alive to
the GREAT OPPORTUN-
ITY that lies before him.
It is not the policy Of these
stories-and never has been
to decry any form Of pub
licity-ALL ADVERTIS-
ING IS GOOD.
They do EMPHASIZE,
however, the VALUE OF
NEWSPAPER PUBLIC
ITY and the QUICK RE
SUITS that follow if good
newspapers are used intelli-
gently by a manufacturer or
merchant.
The PEOPLE WILL RE
SPOND TO ADVERTIS-
ING-just as they respond
to anything else-if the ad-
vertising is HONEST, RE-
LIABLE, and doesn't try
to humbug.
The nearly two million
| families that read these
stories are MORE RE
SPONSIVE TO ADVER-
TISING than the constit-
uency Of any other combina-
ton [ know of, because they
feel that these newspapers
will print only RELIABLE
ADVERTISEMENTS that
give them a square deal.
Give daily newspapers a
trial, Mr.. Manufacturer, and
see how quickly they will
Iplace your goods into the
homes.
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Thompson Given Judgment.

BY stipulation David 4. u. Thompson
WAS given judgment for slo00 against the
Westinghouse Church Kerr company and
the Utah Light & Railway company for
personal injuries alleged to have been
sustained while working !or the comapnies
IN Judge &. w. Morso's division oi the
Third district court Friday morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
Local Securities

John G., Cutler. Jr., investment banker
Ind dealer in stocks and bonds. In his
weekly letter says
II There is some improvement noticed in
GENERAL business conditions throughout
The country, New bond issues are being
placed and the money Will be used for
Ithe purchase of material which Will give
Ian impetus TO the activities OF the big
Industries,
4 Locally, continued warmer weather has
been beneficial to retail trade and re-
ports in nearly all lines are more favor
Iable. To supply the needs OF the 100,
1000 population OF Salt Lake City and its
Isuburbs requires quite a large volume OF
Business
Farmers are now we'll through their
sprng work. and country storekeepers
REPORT trading TO be of a more active
Character. Prospects for large yields oi
IRlfalfa, hay and dry farm wheat arc get
ling better every day, as this has been a
fair agricultural season In Utah so far.
Conditions have also improved for the
Iapple, peach. plum and apricot orchards.
The regular quarterly dividend period
FOR many OF our institutions is now only
10 month ahead and this Will soon bring
ebout n better demand for local securi-
Ties. The Utah-Idaho Sugar company
Days its dividend the end OF June, The
stock has been In good demand at $3.50
per share during the week. Other sales
nave been made in Consolidated Wagon
l& Machine company stock at 80 pei
Ishare, lions Savings bank s365 per share
Home Fire Insurance company S2l2 pei
1hare. and some OF the bonds at quoted
figures,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-03
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART,
kERSHlP.

w. II, Paul and Thomas f. Rowan.
heretofore doing business AS the New Era
Realty company, have this date dissolved
partnership by mutual consent. w. II.
Paul having purchased the entire in
teres: will hereafter conduct and carry
on said business.
w. II. PAUL,
THOMAS Il. ROWAN.
Salt Lake City. Utah. May 81. 1911.
fl32
III:., ,..plI.I-A-L. ~ s Sr.r Anc Ia11r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-04

10 Anl1o aeianger lpitroeF. Gas mad.
te Etros fret.
IS Sabre iino lett iense 3eit
%teroargcn. Seros bat iid) 81 Ell
ncnl iliitenoen Stootsipeien cnt.
midelt, oeiien @iniuobner nod Mil-
lionen 5ablen unb oorlfbar gebenft
oas &olf bent jener Mdnner, beren
Guten bieie gntmidluna moglid
mo6ten. SSn elmer poetii6en Ser
flarunM eri6ienen uns bel1te oie
greigniiie iener 5riiblingstage bes
Sabres 1886 uno Die 8erionen Sic
in ibnen cine &o11e geipielt baben
8ieles mar in @irfli6feit mol
nidt 10 i6on, uie es uns bellte er-
ideint, aber uos bot es fin e.
zen 3mef, oie Sleden ~berpor5ube
be1l Die oas 8ilo triiben. @s iparen
enoere 3eiten oamals, als beute
ino anoere Weni6en. ltnb ieoel1.
fails lparen Die Manner, bic bamaTs
cine Noae geipielt baber, Die rid)-
tigen Manner am ridtieen .8las
llnb oos lit idlieBlid oas bo6iie
Sob, oos mar erteilen fann.
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Die Sanoelsfammer bat aui
Montag abeno cine Molienper~
lammlutlg einberufen, in Der iiber
Die Gorteile geiprod)en neroen iou,
pel6e San 4ntonio our1 ben 8all
elmer @abn nad Brownsville CT
Dafien miiroen.
@u6 Charles $. 9eoudamb,
Gruitee Der. Collins @ireleB 9ele-
phone Gompann tit in Saft geno,tt.
men moroen. gr muBte $1,000
9lrgidoft iteaen.
grneito 3err, Der ieineroeii
i6uloig befunoen lp,trbe. in einem
vGbili Stano4 auf Dem Seumorfl
einen gepiiien Sole Martine5 eeto.
tet gu baber, bat iein @eiu9 utr
etnen neuerr Bro3eB 5uriidgesoger
uno lit gu 5ebn Sabren 8udtbous
perurteilt moroen.
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Mrs WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit uber fiinf5ie Sabren boz
Wiaionen bon Miittern fir ihr.
&inoer init benz belten Grfolge bein
3abnen gebraudt. ST berubigt oas
4ino, ertpeid)t oas 3abnfIeif9 uni
hilbert oie Sdmersen; BELT aud
8inofolif mo lit oas bette Mittel
BET 9iaarboe. neberaa BEL Ben Mpo.
tbefern 81 BADEN. Sroet na1 Mrs
@iuslow's Sootbing SDrup uno
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents Ole
SIaIde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-04

mes Meni9en tou5te, ala erleoiee er
cine Arbeit oarum fimmerte iid
niemono, ober = Der 9raiioentl
Sam ct iiberboupt? = Damn Bot.
ten ia Die 9eInaer 9omen @elesen-
belt, i'm feline 9reuIoiiefeit fiiblen
gu laifen.
Werfmiroigermeiie bodte oaroll
feline einatge = MIR tper 1i6 beute
IN 1einer CUNT ionrlen lpiirbe, mar
Die brennenoe 5raee.
Honaenio bate Iif lange beion.
men, Oh es inn nibt moeIid lei, un-
ter irseno einem triftieen 8orpan.
g. fib benz beutigen 8aG art emit
5ieben. Or lodte i'm ber5lif ipe
mig, 5ltmal er iid auf manhe Sc
reistbeit, mandes bosbafte @ort
Ser e~r5iirnten 0amentpelt gefo6t
MAIDEN ourfte. Mber Die 8erpflidy-
tlngen, Die er ieiner stenung 5lt-
ibrieb, iiegten uber bic l1nlnit oe5
Weniden. uno nod ems fam So
gu. Benn er aud in @eoanfell
Nel(D bereits ais fem Gigentum BE-
trabtete = nod mar ct frei, nod
fonnte er suriid, uno BEL oller Ser
liebtbeit mar ibm bos ein ongeneb,
mes @efiibl, oesbolb aber mubte
er Die DeffentIidteit 5u ibrem
@edt fommen laiierl ourfte nidt
feblen, neil audJ Tie nidt bo par.
SIN Sbmud ieiner Sr6en, nit
Dem Mir zines fIeinen &onigs, be-
trat er ettDas ipater als ionit oen
8aIiaal.
pa lit ct bod" ioste Die Gee
ftemiinot. uNun, id tperbe mir err
lauben, linn Elm paar 9emerfuli
eett 5ufonmen gu laiiel1, Die i'm
nidt freuen ~tper6en."
nnb Die Damen ladelten unD
perfi6erten, ooB aud feline anoere
oa5u 10 imitonoe lei ipie tie.
Die Gelegenbeit idien ober noe
mig giinitig. Mon3enio manote itd)
fat ausidlieBlid an Die GomeIl
Der gioilbeboroe, NOR liebensmiir-
Dig, berbin6lif, gepaart nit einenr
fleinen Sti6 So1mlt, unb ton3te
MIR einige 8flibtt6nae. Mls oas
Coupler noriiber, begeenete ibm
Srou BON @eeitemiinot i'm Saol,
eeraoe als er ii6 nit @enustuung
iagte, oaB es MN Der 2angentpeile
gertilg lei. NeGp abnte gar ni6t,
ipie er ibre elegante, ifone gr=
iheinung, ibr beiteres 8lauoern
in bas iie 10 pieI SdeIlnerei mi
Ihen fornte, permiBt batte, nie oer
beutige Mbeno ben gntidluB, ernit.
lid uno Oringenb nm tie 5l nerben,
befeitigt batte. @as follte er nod
LANCER bier.
Sn bieier Stimnrung itedte i6ll
bic @eefteminot.
rSerr 8r1iioent," iaste tie bot.
uurfspo1. i'd iebe Sbnen ON, Sic
boben Die Abiidt rns gu entidlu-
pfen."
vMber, meine @nG6igite, i6 nei3i
tpirfIid nidt, ME i9 gu oieiem
8er6adt fomme."
n8etpeiien sic es, ntahen mir
einen @unogang, i6 modte oie
Hmie benusen, mid ab3ufiblen.
Sbne cine Miere gu per5iebelt,
reidte er ibr Sen Mrm, piel gu
tlug, es nit ibr ourh cine @eigs.
rung gu per6erben. Wie cine grofe
Sonnenblume bling lie ii6 on tbn,
Der selbe gorlatan ibres &Ieioes
baui6te uno blGbte ii1 UNI tire aa-
81 iebr aiisgenuste Sdlanfbeit.
Gortiesuna ioIot)
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Cine perrufene Frau.
Son $. 9 6obert.
lAurttekulLl.l


Me6aniid ipielte er nit eiuenl
ibrer Sanoidube, oen .er pom &a-
minlims genommen. 9as 2eber ipar
10 lino nno tpeid) als beriibre er IT,
re Sano, Der Dnft ser BON linn aus
itromte, mar ibm gut befannt.
Bloslih Bot err: uSdenfen sic
mir ben Sanoidub, gnaoige Srau."
Seine Mugen flammten NIT eige.
mem glus6ruf, man font1te 6as ner.
poie @eben Der Singer leben.
.9lber fleiner Baron - bann lit
ia elm 9aar 8erriiien - oas tut
feline oroentlide 6rau." uno f;s
itredte Die Sanb mad Dem &ano.
idub aus.
Gr iob lie on, bitteno, bortpurfs.
poa. uSie iino ihle1t au mir," iae.
te oann better, sir Hiebt tan Sic
me9r fir ben 8raiioellten a,ld)
- i4 bin in Sbren augen oenn 10
gang pertlos, neil id jung bin2"
gr batte nidt unredt nit lei.
mem @ormurf oenn 10 lange Tie i'm
fannie bate er ibr eebuloigt, of
ne oo9 iemals Die Sbranfe gu
ii6eridreitell, Die er innebalten mug.
te. @ir ritterlih uno riidfidtspoa
mar au6 jest ipieoer feline Sal.
tung. Smpuline itrefte iie ibnl
beioe Sanoe entgegen.
u8ebalten Sic bert Sanoidub.
&auonis," iagte tie marin, v5ian,
8ei6en meiner iteten Sreun6iaaft
fir Sic"
St belt Die Sdnoe felt, Die lie
ibm geseben. rSreunoidoft Elm
faltes Bort! Sbrer Srellnoe iino
10 piele."
o@as moaen Sic anoeres9"
r3uneigung = iaeet Sic 3unet
gung."
Sic beiann iid elm @eiI9el..
a6er als lie i'm 10 aniab, mie bot
ibr itano, NIT benz biibiden, offe.
men @eiidt, ben bettelnoen Mugel,
10 Jung nod, 10 iebr Jung, 10 'no!,
Ter S1uiionett, beren Mittelpuugt
lie IN oieIeln Nugenblid NOR, ga log
te tie be5iunngen: u3uneieung =
Sic boben rehtt"
ltno mirflfd empfalo tie, mas Tie
ingtc, Die 3uneieune Der reifen
5rou, Die, init Donfbarfeit semiidt,
Ole tparmen @efiible, Die beiBen
2eioenidoften Der Sugeno al ibren
5uBen nieoergeIegt itebt, obne Ser.
longen nod elmer @egengabe.
gr fiiBte lire beiben Sdnoe uno
lieB lie bann iinfen. Mtit Ser Sono
ii6 iiber oie Stirn Itreideno, iogte
er; aSd meroe iest geben, gndoiae
Strait"
Sic nidte. gs par ibr lieb 10.
@ls ct segongerL idiitteIte lie
iiber lid ielber ben 4opf! ygorin!
Sorin!"
Die 8ulgeleaidfot punoerte iidJ
nIbt penig iiber ooS 5eblen SIRE /,
fenboffs uno Der granoenitein. De-
leste goa in Der Soiion pfleete ioltit
nod einmol olles bas 5u pereil,i.
gen, mas Der @inter |5uiammengs-
bradlt, es eridien oober unbesreif
lid oaB Tie eeraoe oiesntol feblten.
sd ipuBte esl" inete bic 8eeltes
mlinot NIT einem 9ddeln ulo Mdy4
iel5uden, als iei lie alein In oIles
einaemeibt.
Was aber nod iueniger iernano
borberiagen fonnte. mar. ,pie iid
nun Der 9rdiioent benebmen mir.
De, oa fem Stern oiesmal feblte.
Dob @auonis nit Der Wiene Ell.
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@iele iino ni1t oolnit 5ufrie
Den, auf Der unteriten Sproife oei
2eiter oes grfofges iteben 81, blei
ben, Tie iun 10 sor nod ibr beltes
bon oieier binunter5ufallen.
Die b0ie 2etoenidaft lit sll
crit ein @alt; gemdbrit ou ibr @ait-
redt, 10 mad)t iie iid balo gum
Sousberrn.
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Menn Elm Wa1l, iih einhiIoe

Wenn Elm Marm iif einbiI6et,
baB er aues tun fam, mub man.
UNI ibm mieoer 8ernunft bet5ubrir-
aelg ibtn @elegenbeit geben, 81
5etgen, mos er tun tam.
Semano ieuf5te: uMm fam il
meit fommen, baB man 5ll alien ia
iogt = uno NIT nidts einberlton
Sen iiti"
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Sin idredlider Madt . Marm

lit Der i6limme Suiten zines 9ill'
oes, oas plotli6 bon 8r1une befol'
len miro. Bouts gbomblin bol1
Wondeiter, g., 81. 81. 2 murbe So.
onrG BON Ieinen bier &inbern b4ll,
fig aus Dem S6lafe gepedt. Damn
beri6offte er ii6 Or. Sings Seem
9iscoperp uno oie &inoer, bon &c.
men man oas idlimmite befiirftete
tpnroen Interchangeable. SOC rns
81. Brobeflaide fret. 3u boben Bel
auen 0rrgeilten.
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sStet eineu WSrScr.

Appendicitis lit elm unbormber3i-
ger Moroer, aber Or. Sings Meue
2ebens-EiGen totet i'm hurd gnr-
bengllne. sic itimulieren ben Ma.
gen, 2eber unb gingemeioe nrlo ner-
binoern oie @eritopfung, bic CUR
@ppenoicitis fiibrt. 25c bei alien
0ruggilten.
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Motioe bodft beoenflider art lino,
mo es iolte gegen i'm iibcraa nit
gner9ie unos Seitigfeit eimgeidrtttelr
lperoen. 3lim Winoeiten iolten
le'ne @nsartuneen, in oenen geraoe
Dos 9eoenflide 81 Gage trttt, NIT
aQer @emolt unteroriidt per6en.
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Sat Miaiouen 5rennbs.

gudlen's Mrnica Salbe aGblt if.
re Greunoe Bel BEN MiIionen, Die liz
iid ourb ibre eritaunlifen aurel1
in oen letter. bier5ig Sabren ertuor-
BEN Bat. Die bette Galbe fiji
@eidlpiire, gc5ema, Brand.
uno Shnittpunoen, @errenfunger,
idlimme @ugen etc. 25c bei allell
0rug9iiten.
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Naodalbeilmng
gterpeni4md4e.

G4tpade, nsrp6le perionen. seplast bon Soff.
nnngsloNsteit ano ihlstten Srdumen. eridopienoen
MasFnisn. Yrufts,. Rhden= uno aopiidmersen.
Saarausfal, @bnabme bes @eb5rs unS Sebtraft
Ratarrb. Waeenoriden. Gtublperfopfune, Muoias
tsit. Grroten. 3lttern. 6eratlopfen, 9ri,"fbettemmuna,
Meneflidteit uno Srlbfnn = erfabren aus BEN
nSasenbfreanb", mie einfah, iduelI unb
btais ale nnnatiirliden 8erluffe uno
atbere 5olsen iusenbliher B%erirrnugen
srii nolidj gebeilt unb npIe Beiunbleit
nnb Srubfinn suieber erIanst uerbem
t1tnen. Gang nenes Setlpcrfabreu.
Se6er ietn etsemer Nrst. -
9ists anBeroroentlih interefante ano tebrreite
BUD tDeutihe Guhase 1910, pelhes bon jung uno
alt, Mann un6 Grau, geleien ipersen Ioaie, fam
9eeen Ginienouns BON 25 Gents in 8riefmarten Der.
he9slt be,sees tuerotn bon Der
Yrtpats Stint, 1876. Mpenue,
5te,n gnrk, 81. 30.
Ran ertuahue .Treie Irefe fir Seras".
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02
EOusL. PAY FOR WOMEN.

New York women teachers are elat-
ed hec-use they have at last succeed
ed in getting eaua, pay with men foN
doing the same work, In their juhila-
ton some of them have been telling
how tHey came to win the fight for
equal pay. The explanations have
been almost as numerous as the ex-
plainers, but there is only one real
reasan, md that is that it IL right,
ard the end right must prevail
n woman does the same work as
a man, does It as well and does 5
much OF It. there is no reason why
80 should rot .hava the same pay
man would have received for doing
the same work The value OF the
work. all OTHER things beins equal is
as great If member of one sex do 5
ii as though TIRE labor had been per-
formed by member II the OPPOSITE
scv II woman can teach sehoo'
or do any other work. as we'll as :,
man, SIC IS entitled to the same pay A
m d Foce've. and etnu'd have / as a
siuinie rn..ar of instice A fais,
ard efficient teacher. ran or " MAJ.
never gets as mnc'' salary as he os
e.'e is worth sni nsnhah'r never I'D.
One Of tn aaies ro--err ~ 'ahc.
disturbances Il some ;na,'s.ries IN,
in tirres ~r,. hne~ ~. tande-ev af
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02
FALSE MODESTY.

There Is much flree in q declare
ion thaI parents imbued with a sens,
81 false modesiy are largely to blame
tor the downf Ii OF their children
nntaifei IN the repest OF the asuce
an l4a NJ sslun al the e INVENTION o
Re EPis copal diocese of Albany, he, !
ere las, Tuesday and Wednesi ay, l.
; The tendency of parents to keei
rem I. er children As loag as pess.,
,heal,i possess Meny men and W
snen IN the maturity Of middle u.
COX beck upon tue folies of =,
yanth in ''se high. of the IL
knowledge OF ripened years. W
vain regret Haw they known 10
they would have con sucsed re.
selves far lffe. entity. and many :
tseu. are no. backward about saa
ing SO.
II Is i csime aga MS, the child A.
gainss the coz mrnity TO let him :
- :aara frsm hitter experience 1
,i.rss at sholild he taught BY pr
mrs as early a the child IS able
and moflt by such teao
IS AS the years ro'l by II 3
Gas more and NOE true because
.'th lie flight of time. there ar
IRE y # lis 10 epsnara the yo''
Mess they re warned against the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02
TnE STEEL TRUST PROSECUTION.

The relations between the Republ!-
cans and the steel trust have been
such as to cloud with suspicion any
prosecution of that vast combina-
ton by the government. Mr. Roose-
welt licensed it to violate the law
and it was exempted from his wordv
war on tnalef ctors OF great wealth.
Mr. Taft, while prosecuting other
combinations, delayed interfering
with the steel trust until time when
the prosecution might serve campaign
purposes and then be dropped after
the election. We do not say that the
proceedings were not instituted in
good faith, but we do say If they had
been instituted n time to have the
case disposed of during President
Taftas present term there would hsvn
been no room for TIE suspicion that
the whole thing is play for votes
without danger to a corporation that
has been the dearest pet Of two Re-
publican administrations.
IL must be remembered that the
prosecution was not started until the
house, controlled by Democrats, had
appointed committee to investigate
this combination and until that COM
nitteee lad put on record many
damaging facts.
Now it appears that this committee
on account of the prosecution insti.
tuted by the attorney general. must
stop Its Investigation. TIE brins, a.
Of the suit puts st1n to the diseio.
sares being made, while it makes no
disclosures OF its own. Since the
eese will not reach the stage OF CIV
ing out evidence unit | after the cleo
ton of 1912 its only fmmed ate eff
feet is to put an end 10 an inyesti-
CATION that was developing facts that
tre public shorld know. The suit
cperates for the present to shield the
steel truet from any further disclos
ures Was it intended for that pn.
pose?-Flor da Times-rnion.