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Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
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i " N'- ~--t was lr OUT city last night.
 Turnipceed @t Prices Book s.g1e. 99btf
 Scarborough 1IcElwee and Philip Wtlanzick returned to Au- gusta last night.
 Letter files at Prices Book Store. 99btf
 Joseph N. Berger, Jr., arriv- ed home today or No. 3 from a visit to his parents in Jonesboro.
 Gus and Miss Lotta Mcdonald arrived home from Heber Springs this morning.
 Mrs. Frank Moorehead will arrive home tonight from visit to relatives at Pine Bluff.
 Toilet paper and fixtures at Prices Book Store. 99btf Mrs. Willis Nelson, of Fort Smith, arrived this morning to visit her mother, Mrs. Savan- nah Carpenter,
 Boyce Drummond is in the city for several days the guest of Mrs. Lucia Hobgood.
 Dr. H. E. Dowell left We'd nesday for St. Louis to buy fur niture for the local masonic lodge.
 DR99'vens' Heat Lotion cures heat. 10btf.
 Sam Deener, manager of the Casey Drug Company of Bates vile, was here this morning en route home from Little Rock, Bevens' Heat Lotion cures heat. 1Obtf
 A number of our people will attend the big picnic at Martins Lodge in Cache Township Sat urday.
 Paper napkins and plain and crepe tissue paper at Prices Book Store. 99btf
 Little Miss Margaret Emma Stephens will entertain a num- Der of her little friends 1l.is afternoon with a birthday party
 Turnip, mustard, rape and kale seed at Bowen's Cash Store. O5b3O.
 Joseph NJ. Stayton left We'd nesday evening for a pleasure ] and business trip east and will attend the National Bar Asso- citation at Boston.
 | Pound Paper at Prices Book 1 Store. 99btf
 Fred Reiff has accepted a II position as book-keeper for the Plunkett-Jarrell Co. to succeed W. F. Johnson who goes to 1 Des Arc. Mrs. Reiff and two children are visiting MT. and Mrs. George Foushee east of town, and their Newport friends are glad to have them agai1. locate in their former home.
 Reduced rates to Batesville August 3Oth, account John Rob- inson Shows, fare S1.2O round trip. btd.
 GustaVe Jones will entertain at dinner this evening, his guests to be his present and former law partners, the event to be the celebration of the hosts birthday.
 Jack Rabbit flour has been the standard for fifteen years. We have iU.-Bowen's Cash Store. O5b30.
 MT. and Mrs. Rex P. Me- Cuistion, bride and groom of Newport, returned home to- night after having spent a day or two very pleasantly with friends in this city. Mir. Me Cuistion is one of thebest known and most successful cotton buY-
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Lotion cures

Bevens' Heat Lotion cures heat. 10btf.
 Julia Booth another one of the negresse5 charged with bootlcgging, was tried Friday :. fterro0n After the evidence was heard she was found guilty and fined $50 and costs
 Games of Rock, Finch ard Chanticler at Prices Book Store
 Grant B Miller post office ill., 3D.. o..- #5s here Thuradav o1 his return from Ha.asvill2. That oitr fs asking fo. free mail ser vice and MT. Miller #as looking into the matter
 Toilet paper at Prices Book Store. 99btf
 Mrs. Florence Mc1Iinn, who has been quite sick, had very bad night Thursday and her condition is alarming to friends.
 Fresh candled eggs, young chickens, new sweet potatoes, peas, Concord grapes and ba- nanas at BoWen's Cash Store.
 24d6
 The latest books for rent at Prices Book Store. 99btf
 Dr. Brough, of the Arkan- sas University, was in the city today en route to Batesville.
 J. L. McGi!l, district agent of the Mississippi Valley Lnsur- anc Co.,, will leave tonight for Cotton Plant, where he goes to make settlement of the S7,000 policy held by the late Frank Kennedy, postmaster and ban- ker of that town, who was in- startly killed 5aturday.-Bates~ vs.le Guard.
 See the 5t;idebaker buggies sold 2y j. ?. Duck and Coup@~ fly before you buy. h their line of buggles, you get big val~ ues. o5btI.
 Rev. W. F. Wayman, assisted by Rev. A. H. Dulaney of New ark recently closed a revival meeting at Battle Axe, which resulted in 31 conversions and reclamations. The entire con- munity was greatly benefited by the meeting.-Newark Jour- nal.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
HOW's This :?

|, We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hails Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. CHENEY X CO. Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known |. J. Cheney for the last 5 years and believe him perfectly hou- orable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obliGatons made by hls firm.
 NATIONAL BANK OF CoNMFRcE,
 Toledo, ohio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
To Resume Work on Hotel.

In the light OF recent Developments in
the way OF building activity in and about
Exchange place, there has been attached
an attractive significance to the trip of
Samuel Ncwhouse to New York. He is
In Gotham now aud there crcdencc is
given 10 the general connection OF his
trip with the early resumption Of work
This rumor is given credit further than
other like reports by conservative bust
ness men because Of the prominence
given Exchange place within the last
few daYs.
According TO prominent business man
Of lower Main street. actual work on the
hotel building can not he longer de-
taken advantage OF This opinion Is
given in lieu of definite Information that
work is TO be resumed and Is based upon
what appeared TO be unanswcrablc ar
euments for the necessity of completing
the building at as early date as pos
Slbio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Moran Is Constructing an Addi-
tional Ornament to Elk.
change Place.
Continued From Page One.

the estimation of builders. II is assert :
ca, in the :ast twelve months all over
the country. and in the Moran building
the puolic will have a chance TO sec thor
ouShlE Tested every contested feature of
inc material, as well as tho demonstra-
tiom OF new possibilities.
rms contemplated structure Is another
evidence OF the firm confidence Salt
Lakes most successful business men
nave In the city and comes as a dcclara-
non 10 the world that Investments In Salt
Lake are sure and certain and that re-
turns are bound TO come.
Mr.. Moran now maintains offices in the
old Board of Trade building on West
second South street In Salt Lake. as
well as In the surrounding states his
name is known as the paving contractor
VINO has built the many miles OF paved
streets FOR which Salt Lake is Justly
FAMED Recently Mr.. Moran came into
the public eye on account of completing
the city's high line pipe in less than half
the time allowed by the terms OF The
contract. He has put all of his cnegries
INTO making Salt Lake grow. He has
taken the lead in asking business men OF
tho city TO stand firmly for the future
growth OF the city by investing thousands
OF dollars in Salt Lake property,
AS nearly as can be learned Mr. Moran
rs eager 10 begin work on the new
building and II Is not unlikely that work
VIII begin within thirty days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
BUILDING BOOM IN SALT LAKE,
Is AGAIN ON THE UPGRADE,
Skyscraper to Be Erected by
Walkers Credit to
the City.
Continued From Page One.

side OF the building left 10 plate glass
windows Tor display of merchandise,
belore c!od has been turned or a
single stone laid I'm place IL is understood
ON good authority that the storcrooms
nave been spoken for by some OF the
most prominent merchants OF Salt Lake
building will be erected was bought by
the estate in December. 1909. from the
NeWhousc Realty company for nearly a
quarter OF a million dollars Ii IS one
OF the few Main street corners of the
city that has remained untouched i'm the
last lew years by the hand OF the build
cr. There are one or two, possibly three.
corners on Main that might be classed
as valuable as this corner that arc not
reasonably well improved. The addition
OF the now business block to the fire
new addition TO the federal building
means several months OF busy scenes In
that part of the city.
Some OF the buildings already project
Gu ana started and which, as a result
or the announcement of tho decision to
push forward the work OF the Walker
building i'll all probability will be pushed
ION ard completion this year are the Auer-
oach building on South State street the
Newhouse theater and the Newhouse ho-
tel the Wcy hotel, the business block
as inc corner OF Main and Second South
known as the Smith drug store corner
Not since the. crop of large buildings
started in Salt. Lake four years ago has
,here been the general belief In Salt
'''''' = SSi OF steady I'M
provement in the way of new business
blocks.
For more than year the main building
movement of the city has been restricted
business section OF the city has been
what has been termed n little "off" but
never has there been any other sentiment
than that at some time soon the build
ing activity again would be awhIrl down
town. This belief finds support among
the business men in the Walker build
ing.
From a corner known for small. in
consequential buildings. vacant from time
TO time, TO one of the busiest corners
with beautiful substantial business
oioek fllted with busy stores and offices
will be the change wrought in year's
time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Third Judicial district In and for tine
county OF salt Lake. state OF Utah.
Arthur McLclan, plaIntiH. rs. Jane =.
corporation. and Walker Bros. bank
ers. corporation. Gcfendanis.-Noticc.
To whom II nay concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the above
plaintiff has commenced AN action against
the above named defendants In the above
entitled court 10 foroclosc u mechanic :
lien OF Arthur Mcclellan FOR the sum OF
S2Iii.63. together with interest thereon
at the rate OF per cent per annum from
the 9Th day OF November. y. Ia. 1910
together with costs OF preparing and
hliDg sad Hen, attorneys fees and costs
Of suit. upon the property OF the de-
tendants. Jane 4. Harlow. George Rom
ncy & Sons Co.. corporation ana
Walker Bros. bankers. = corporation.
hereinafter described the amount of said
lien, bciu;; Indebtedness incurred by said
defendants. Jane T Harlow. George
Romncy ~ Sons Co. corporation, and
Walker Bros. bankers. a corporation, 10
the said claimant for furnishing materials
used III the erection and construction OF
certain buildings and the working upon
thereon. as is more fully set forth in
plaintiffs complaint ON file in said court
in said action. and IN PLAINTIFFS notice
OF lien, to which reference is hereby
made
The property on which said lien is
sought to be forecioscd is described as
follows. TO wit:
Those certain premises situated In Salt
Lake City and county state OF Utah. and
moro particularly described as follows.
to Wit; Commencing ten QOl rods west
Of the southeast corner OF lot one Q).
block nlnety-hvo (95). plat "a, Salt
Lake CITY survey. and running thence
west five (5) rods. thence north ten Q0)
rods. thence east five (5) rods. thence
south ten Qo) rods TO the place of be-
ginning,
Together with all easements. appur-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
TO SUPERiNTENp ADDITION.
Louis r, Shlpey Appointed SuperIntend.
ent OF ela Government Building
Extension

Word was received here Tuesday by
government officials that Louis T. Ship
Icy, now liz Logan has been appointed
superintendent of the work on the sl7O.-
QUO addition TO the federal building on
Postoifice place. in this city, and that
work will be begun by April Is at the
latest. II is said that the contract FOR
The building will be let within tho next
few DAYS Ia the Campbell Building com
panv and the work will be begun soon
after that.
The Campbell company which made
the lowest bid on the work. has written
the supervising architect in Washington
advising him that the bid made for the
work would only be good if let at once.
because OF the fact that the company
did the bidding on figures compiled from
the cost OF material and labor at the
present time and not during the sum-
mer
1T is understood that the architect in
washington got busy immcdla tely and is
ready to let the contract This belief is
heightened by reason of the Campbell
company being requested 10 put up a
bond. This has been done and now 1t
is said only the letting of the contra ct
remains before the work will begin
MIR. Shlplcy. who superintendent the
work on the government building at Og-
den and Logan. will have to be here
continually to sec that everything Is done
according 10 contract. He will check
up on every piece OF steel. every stone
and all concrete which goes into the
structure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
IN RAILROAD WORLD
TO EXTEND CAR LINES.
Utah Light G. Railway Applications for
Franchises Granted

Meeting I'm special session Tuesday
morning tn" board OF county commission
ers practically agreed TO grant To the Utah
Light and Railway company Il franchis"
10 build the Halliday extension of Its
Susarhousc line. General Manager Jo-
seph 5. Wells of the Utah Light and
Railway company met with the commits
sioncr5 and a few minor changes In the
provisions OF the franchise were agreed
upon, and soon these can be IN =
corporated in the document the franchise
VIII be granted.
Recently tho city council granted The
company q franchise TO extend its Sugar
house line from the present terminus at
Twelfth South and Eleventh East street
south along the old territorial road 10 the
city limits. The franchise before She
county commissioners is for an extern
sion from the city limits along terri
torlal road to the junction OF the Hllli-
day Murray highway, thence cast to
Nelson's store.
The franchise will he changed 10 PRO
vide for twelve hour service. with not
less than ten trips during the day. The
fare agreed upon will be cents To the
boundary of the city, cents additional
10 Fifteenth South street and another
additional cents TO the end of the line.
The commissioners also agreed to
grant the company franchise for an
extension Of It's West Temple street line
from its present terminus a Tenth Joutt.
street TO Twelfth South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
NOT ICE.

Notice is hcyc0y given by the city
council ot Salt Lake city of Ihe inten-
ing described Improvement, TO wit:
TO grade, gutter and curb with cement
and pave with asphalt (said asphalt
pavement tp be twcnty-rrur ca feel
wide between curbs and nine and t9lJ
inches IhickI Canyon road between Sec
unJ ana Third avenues. in paving dis
irict No. 30. and dcfruy the abutters
portion OF the cost and expense thereof
estimated at four thousand Two hundred
fifty -aight and 3e-lOD tSi-1S so dollars
or five ANA S0-iO0 ($5.S0) dollars per
front or IInC.r foot of abuttine property
there being 1920 feet ahuttng said i'm
provcment by local assessment upon
The lots or pieces OF ground within the
following dcscrincd district, being the
district to be affected nnd DcAeh'ei by
said improl ncn., namely;
Tho west side Of lot I. block 2; the
west side Of loi I. block : plat l; be-
ginning al POINT rs minucs north.
III fec: thence north 81 degrees west
80 feet; thence north 80 degrees 90 MIN
utcs ca9t %. GccG thence north - de-
grcc8 l. minutes east 1874 feet; theme.
mcut at ilir intersection of Canyon road
and state street thence north 239. ~
leei and north - degrees .0i minutes
east Ci.%S feet; thence nOrthwcstcrlv
CicNS n curve of Us feet radius, 40 6S
feet Lcns part of the southwest tuar-
ter of sactign e.. township | north, range
| east, SAT- Lake ouSt hnu DncTIulan.
sail Lake city survey.
The total cost of said Improvement is
estimated at four thousand eight hun
dred forty and Si-10o (SISi0.Sn dollars.
Of which sum the city's portion is fivc
hundred eighty-two and $500 tS5S24S
dollars. leaving four thousand two hun
drcd H;ty-eIght and 36-l00 (sl2jS 800
dollars go be raised by local assessment
An protests and objections to the car
rving ont ~ such intention must he pre-.
sentcd in writing. stating therein lot ana
block. or description al property, To the
city recorder ON or before the 1Irh day
Of March. 1914 being the time set hy
said council when IL will hear ana con-
slider such protests and objections may
be made thereto.
by order of The city council of Salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated January II. 1911.
II. :. RIVES. City Recorder.
Paving extension No. 90, c340I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
NAT GOODWIN DIVORCED
FROM EDNA GOODRICH
Woman May Remarry, but Actor Cannot
In New York In Her
Lifetime.

NEW YORK, March 23.-An interlocu-
tory decree of divorce In favor OF Edna
Goodrich Goodwin. the actress, from Nat
G. Goodwin. the comedian. was signed
today by Supreme Court Justice Giescr-
ich. Miss Goodrich is given permission
TO marry again.
No alimony was asked by Mrs. Good
win in her suit and the decree carries
none. When they were married in 1909
q deed OF trust was signed by the come
dian conveying to Miss Goodrich prop
erty in San Francisco and Los Angeles
said To he worth several hundred thou
sand dollars
Suit was brought by Miss Goodrich
shortly after the fact of the scpara ation
of actress and comedian became public
property Il few months ago. Dispositions
of witnesses In st. Louis and other cities
were taken and submitted al the hear
inSS before the referee here before tcsti-
nony of New Workers as 10 the alleged
indscrctlons OF The actor. Following the
submission ot the referees report Jus
ticc Gcgerich took a week to study the
case and then signed the decree in Its
intcrloCutory form. The decree viii be-
come fully effective upon the signing of
the final decree after three months have
elapsed.
The decree acts as bar upon Mr..
Goodwin 5 rcmarriagc in this state within
his former wlfe's lifetime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
CAUCUS VARRONS
CHOICE To 5 NEW
Herrick, Glynn and Straus Are
Left in Running for New
York Senator.

ALBANY. y. Y. March 2a.-After four
fruitless ballots the Democratic caucus
adjourned at II 30 o'clock this morning
until 10 q. m. without having named u
candidate for United States senator In
announcing the adjournment Senator
Wagner, the presiding officer. apoloeized
for the delay, the leaders were doing
everything possible TO bring about har-
mony.
Senator Cullen emphasized the impor :
tance of every member being ON hand at
the hour named for the rcconvcning OF
the caucus.
When the caucus adjourned il was un-
derstood the choice had narrowed down
To three mend. Cady Ucrrick Martin II.
Glynn and 1sidor Straus Others vino had
not been eliminated from a list OF ten
names submitted by a committee were:
Herman Ridder. Morgan j. O'Brien and
Justice James w, Gerard.
report that the Republicans might
cast their vQtes today for Thomas NJ. Os-
borne and that seventeen OF >the insur-
gents would also support him Us believed
10 have FASTENED determination ON the
part OF the organization leaders to end
the deadlock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
TWO TESTIFY IN
/ LOR|NER PROBE
INCHES Classes Senator as
.'Greatest Man Since Time
of Christ"
ROTH HE AND HINES
DENY USE OF MONEY
1psed Lorimer's Election, They
Say. Because They Thought
Him Best Man.

.np,NcFIEI.D. H.. March 2S.-Two
.s were examined by the senate
~, NJ investigation committee this art
Edward J. Hines. Chicago
-. - man. and John l. Hughes, stock :
- and director OF La Sale Street
80 ls,,.,.t hank, known as Senator Lori
zsts bank.
, po'n nv had knowledge OF any money
& ESns used i'm connection with Senator
indIcr's election.
Ia in prYlsing Senator Dorimer, who,
s'S s.I was The greatest man since
" urgrd ,-T every member of the lower
r." " of the forty-sixth general assem-
9. IN aid in Senator Lorimcr's c!ec-
NJ, ur Hines testified that President Taft
- senator Aldricb were uneasy ABOUT
ne senatorial deadlock az SprinStlelo
- =. l6cy had urged him 10 do his ut
-, IN bringing about Senator Lori
- sIcction. Mr. Hines said President
IN was anxious that Illinois should
". G senator without delay, in View
i Inc then pending tariff question.
ur. Hines denied he had been IN
sheffield during the senatorial dead
p He said all his conversations reln-
Os Ms 10 lhc Lorincr election were held
cor The long distance telephone from
Warrington OF Chicago 10 Springfield.
M. Hines testified that he was i'll
u,shineton. y. c.. in the spring OF 1903,
An his attention was directed TO the
e-,ioriaI situation in Illinois.
Ne sald he first conferred with Sem
,,T Penroso and with Senator AldriCh
,rr1rdlng the matter. but no mention
Us made OF il by these men until
l5i.
III. Hines said the only member of the
rl,1s legislature With whom he dis
soged Mr. Lorimer's candidacy was Sen
n l,g Thomas G. Stewart OF Aurora. The
,rress said that Senator Stewart was
T ssdgrd 10 Albert j. Hopkins.
( he said he had telephoncd from Wash
anon or Chicago 10 Samuel Davis. a
5rm machinery manufacturer AT Rock
hlri. asking Mr.. Davis TO use his in
lzsrce for Mr.. l.orimcr.
Its witness said the question OF finan
Al aid for LorimeY WAS never brought
/, n either In Washington. Chicago or
6sghc,c. that he knew Of Mr.. Hines
Us followed on the witness stand by Mr..
h1bes.
When questioned pointedly by EXamin-
ilesly. Hughes denied the suggestion
.at he had made offers of money or
Jodical patronage is asking votes for
lnrnsr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
ROMAN FOUND BOUND
AND GAGGED IN ROOM

Ma Grace Bradley Of 16l Commercial
sisel was found bound and gagged In
- roon by officer William Wicllic
fc,t o'clock this morning. The Off
n h.am noise as he was going past
= place MS though there was some sort
ga scnifle going on and making an
ntngalion. he found the woman lying
hs ioor securely bound and with
lcny handkerchief tied over her mouth.
lpon isins released, the woman gaVo "a
Eoa description Of the man who. she
sS ued her and robbed her OF So The
No think that they know the man
I'd arg looking for him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Railroad Notes.

The work Of rclayns all that part Of
the Idaho division OF the Oregon Short
Line with 9o-pound steel, not already
equipped. waS commenced Monday and
will he completed In about ni0ctv days.
The new rails win replace the I0pound
rails now in use, which VIII bc used In
the construction OF several Of the hranch
lines now being built ry the company In
Idaho.
American Express company. has returned
from "A business trip 10 Nevada and Call
Iornia.
L. c. Daley general superintendent OF
the Utah lines OF the Denver ~ Rio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Raids on Counte, feiters.

WASHINGTON. March 2S,-Raids In
two cities on alleged Countcrrcters were
reported 10 secret service headquarters
today. David Martin and Rlfsscl Doug
lass were taken to Seattle. charged with
making counterfeit Canadian quarters
and United States nicl1cls. Miles Il.
Bronson and Joseph Ellison were ar
rested in Denver. charged with passing
bad half dollars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
STEAMER WITH 1873 ON
BOARD MAY BE LOST

BRISBANE. Australia. March oS.-
Cargo from the overdue interstate steam
cr Yongala. bound from Townsville to
Mackay with siXty-eiGht passengers and
Il crew of seventy. was washed ashore
today. 1t Is feared that the vessel has
been lost
Tho Yongala is owned bv the Adelaide
Steamship company OF Adelaide She
was built at New Castle in 1893 and
rnplSlcrs 1Sol tons net.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
Foley Kidney PiIls

-.eutralize and remove tho poison:
that cause backache. rheumatism, nerv
BUSINESS and all kidney and bladder ir
regularities. They build up and restore
the natural action of these vital or
gans, Schramm,J ohnson, Drugs, five
stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29

Grande. made an inspection trip of the
Park City branch Tuesday.
Train No. /. wcstbound on the West
cru Pacific. was annulled TUESDAY, on
account of further trouble in the Ecath-
ec River canyon. The dispatches an
nounccd that the trouble was not of a
serious nature and the track is expected
10 be cleared IN time for the 3toound
train 10 leave this afternoon.