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La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

The constitution al amendments 10
be- submitted To ~. voters OF Colo
"a aio-thir,y.,hr.e OF 'rm-for r.Iec.
ton or approval at the coming el"c.
tlon. are now being published In nf.
tyfour weekly papers In Colorado at
an expense of S.s7s.5s per county
The Denver News. with circulation
OF ~. 900. viii r.c.iy. no NOR. com
pensaiiou than the smallest country
weekly. and tn. stipend received by
some of IN. latter viii In som. In.
stances be NOR. than IN. printing
plant, and the personal goods and
chattrls ~ ~. editor himself would
Invoice for i, Is going to be a
great year for democratic newspaper.
in Colorado. from monetary point
~ yicv. and they are Wis. In get.
ting all they can while the getting
II good. for they may never have an
other chance Even the monetary
consideration. however. would be- ma
induocmeni for some of Ms To be
exposed 10 the world the flesh and
the blood ~ one OF the dcmocrati,
newspaper tribe.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

amendment and the search and seiz
ure law.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

Petitions were filed with the coun.
y clerk a few days ago. signed by
voters residing In the two Swink pre-
cincts. requesting tina, "a. people
be given an opportunity of voting
upon the question OF making dry ter.
ri,ory OF both those precincts at the
coming election. The main street OF
the town Is now the dividing line
between the two precincts. and the
farming territory for a distance of
fourteen miles south OF Swink Is
now Included Ia the two precincts
They say that the saloon men have
lost all interest In the result OF IN.
election. probably being convinced
that theirs is hopeless cause this
year.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

Here is word to IN. doctors Of
the country from a medical journal.
the Alienist aud N.urologist. Of St
Louis
Doctors. II In doubt as TO how
you shorld vo,. in the comius presi-
Dental election" saws an editorial In
this publication. "toHs sidcr Col Roos,'
,rlts appreciation Of your kind when
he was president Of the United
States
mo chief esecuiiV. of this nation
ever delivered .ncomlum 20 hiFh up
on mesiieal men a- h." This eSait'
ID opinion OF the profession was
shown limits appointments also ii'
promoted Leonard Wood tn he reach
I'd tho head of N. American Arm,
and placed Col Gorgas aud santa
ton to N. fore at Panama
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

Frank Philhour left last Ncdncs-
day with carload OF household
goods, team OF mules. and various
and sundry other incidenials. for
Daubury, Texas. where he will be In
charge OF forty acre fruit farm re-
Gently acquired by his father. c. \.
philhour. His mother. Mrs PhilhoI
and children. preceded him a few
weeks ago. and Il Is the intention Of
the family to make their home there
In the future Enfincer Philhour in
tends to quit railroadiug as soon as
he can get around to II. and go down
90 the farm and irangura'e hims II
into the mysteries Of leading the
simple life.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

any hing that apperiaiDs thereto. All
OF la ways are ways OF evil. degfa
dation aud mis,ry. with not a single
reIea ming featureIt Is bad bosin, Z
from which nothing but evil can EN-
auate. The world itself would be
b. tier OFF 1t 1t was quaran'ined
a ,ainst booze. just as Il is by being
quaran,lncd against smallpox, yellow
fever. or any other contagious dis
ease that breeds death and dcstruc-
,ion.
District court will be In session
next week. but there will not be
much doing. I, Is probable that court
may adjourn for month. as many
of the farmers claim that 1t would
work hardship upon them at tn.
present time TO be compelled to
sery. an jurors There have been on
ly four jury trials in the district
court this y"ar-two In January and
two In Jun. This is the least mum
ber OF Jury trials In the district court
In one year. since the county was or
ganlked
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

I, looks as though th"r" ~as n
chance for s's'..aid. prohibition In
Colorado. judging from N. publicity
campaign In opposition that IL be-
ing carried on by IN. liquor inter.
eats. Evidently the boos. advocates =
arc bady scared anyway. as they
have been utilizing all the n.~spa.
pcrs In the state that would carry
their advertising. besides plastrrinr
all the available biiibosrds with
scare headlines" printed In the red.
des, kind II rcd lnk During the pad
week oil Of the biilboards In Ia Jun.
u have be~n ornAmentcd with these
red Ink posters. The great family
Journal IL not only In favor Of state
vide prohibittcn. but would advocate
and vote TOR world vidc prohibition.
There h not . stnsIe argument hat
60 ts oals In fAvos Of beees. q
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

state idc prohibition has work
ed far more harm than good. " say
the red ink posters all over town.
Yea. yorily-far more harm than good
10 the liquor Interests. especially
and more especially. also. City Md.
prohibition put the saloons out Of
business In La Junta. and thereby
worked far more harm than good
10 the saloonkcepers, but there I.
no evidence that it worked far more
harm than good 10 any one else.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-19

Ihe steel wOfktrs IN one OF tne
plants near Piusburs were canyaS-
sed one evening recently AS they
wen, home from work Here IL the
result: Roosevelt. i20. Wilson. 81 !;
Taft, 80 Debs. SO. Undecided. T.
Just few We ka NOR. Of waiting
And a few weeks more OF doubling
Just few weeks more OF hating
And a few weeks more q shouting.
Then, no matter who's elect d.
And NJ matter who's defeated.
Most OF us who have expected
In high places To b. seated
VIII BE- faarfully detected
And insist that we've been cheated.
4 number OF addresses have been
arranged by the Dry Colorado League
for Sunday afternoon In the vicinity
of La Junia Rev r. A. Crooks will
speak at the North La Junta school
house .RevC X Daniel will be- heard
at district No. school house. east
of La Junta. aud VI. +. Miller Will
max. an address aat the Denton
school. about nine miles southwest
of the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
DIED.


PETERSON-ht Bingham Canyon. De
cember "a t9l3. Peter 4. Peterson,
aged g years. The deceased WAS u invin-
Der of Bingham lodge No. 10. |. g. -. +.
Funeral services VIII be held sunday;
December -? az ! =. ~. at tho iuncr''
chapel OF Ebcr W. Hall, l5f South West
Temple street. under the auspices ot salt
Lake lodge No. >. l. @. O +. Ah mem
bcrs aIc requested 10 attend lntermenI.
city cemetery.
HODGES-In "A local hospital. this city.
December -. 1912. vf Briehts disease
John y Hodges Ia his IlIty-tulrd year.
late OF jackson, Wyoming. Deceased
was member Of lodge No. IS. !. -. .. r..
irwin Fails. Idaho. Funeral services to-
daV (SaturdayD at II a. m, from the
mission chapel OF Undertaken Joseph
william Taylor. ~ South West Temple
street. Friends and members oi IN" J. 9.
-. l. order avc specially invited TO at
tend. Intcrment Ia Ctty cemetery
GEITFfTUS In local hospital. tlis
city, December -. l9i:, Louisa Grifhths,
Ia her seventeenth year. native OF
South Wales. Europe and daughter oI
Mary J. Williams Grifhths and the late
Evan Grifnths of 81 Grape street, No
tlcc OF funeral later The remains are
at the funcrnl parlors OF Joseph William
Slor. - South West Temple street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
BISHOP NJ 'CONVEL[
COMING TO OGDEN
Head of Methodist Episcopal
Church in Intermountain
Region En- Route.

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec c7.-Bisiop T.. j. McCon-
ue,i. IL u Of the Methodist EpiscoP''
church and in charge OF tho d'strc; com
uriFinz Colorado. Wyoming, New Mexico
aud Utah WI pay his first oiiclsl vis't
10 ogden next SUNDAY. when lac VIII do
Itcs Sc.fuon in tho firsi MethodiA'
church at II O'Clock n. m. II ~ prooa =
bic that, bc Will visit salt Lake City on
the same day. delivering scrmon therc
IN the Cveni az. 80,
Uishop Mcconnell has had notable
r-rc.r in tho Methodist church. After
proving himself 10 be ono OF tho masters
tf tho puIpl, he was elected IA thC pr"Si %
Jcn,.v ot pc PAW univ crsity OF Indiana.
Ilc completed a distinguished administra-
tlcr I'm this cfilce aud Was elected at the
Isst general conference 10 the hlgh Once
of The MEhopric. being orc 81 IN. younE :
est mon ever elected 10 fhst ONCE. re
succeeded thc tate Bishop Warren IN ,hc
suporvisiou % the district which includes
rho four states mentioned In ADDITION
20 his proinincucc IN church and other
educational WORK. Eish0p Mcconnell is
known by several valuable books OF "hich
nc T. the author.
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WILL BE COSTLY CASE.
Defendants In suit ior Thousand Dollars
Reside Far From Court

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec 21-A suit 81 which tho
,.Np.ns-s probably VIII triple the amount
Tor which Judgment IS sought VIII &c,
cor,ling TO Judg. y. j. Harris. bc tried
ia Tho Weber comfy division oi the &C
opd district court during February. lne
,-,sc j. that ut th.. Rocky Mountain EaIln
,-,rnp,uv against ~. ~. bunt ana others.
and il Is expected that mol. Tess Lna', l
three weeks VIII be required To dispose
OF the matter. .,,,,,.
49, farmers residing iu the vicinity OF
Cc,iar CITY Iron county. Although these
dcrcndsuts reside 5Oo miles from Ogden.
iIc plaintiff company Is Ncoer COUNT
corporation and the court has iuled thal
Jurisdiction has been established mere. As
"A result of this the railroad rare OF INC
small army OF defendants VIII amount 10
sImo.t $1,000. and their expenses. II tofced
to- remain here three weeks, VIII be al
most twice that sum.
TN. Iron county farmers purchased
stallion from the local company, tne
notcs being made payable in Ogden IL
is now alleged by the company that there
H. $1,000 s,ilI due on the contract Judge
Harris las announced that no would tahe
nm IA. case on February D.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT SALT
LAKE TENNIS CLUB.

Pr;ncipa! place OF business, salt Lake
City. Utah.
Notice II hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board OF directors held on the
.5th day OF December, 1912. an assess
mcnt OF eight dollars per share was levied
on the capital stock OF the corporation.
payable Immediately to II. NJ. Garnctt.
secretary u said corporation. Al the club
house OF said corporation. on Tenth East
street between Second and Third South
streets. salt Lake city, Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
re main unpaid on the 3Td day OF Febru-
airy. 1918. will be delinquent and advsr-
,lsej for sale AT public auction and up-
less payment l. made before. VIII be sold
on the eth day OF February, 1919. at
l. o'clock noon OF said day, at the club
house OF said corporation. TO pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
l. NJ. GARNETT. Secretary.
Clubhouse Tenth East street between
Second and Third South streets. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated al Salt Lake CIty. thIs 2,th day
OF December \. y. 1912 m3e0f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

wANTED-FoR L. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men. between ages OF
rs and 80; citizens OF United states OF
good character and temperate habits,
language For information apply to TO-
cruitlnE officer. Walker bank bldg,
Main and End so. sts., Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. m97S
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Leak Forms "GIacior,

special q, The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. eI.--AIanT persons nave
bc.u attracted 90 Ogden chnfon ~
,,,,.Ic-,5 "olacisr'' which has formed
sin.... tn. disastrous slide which blocked
tho electric linc uf the Ogden Rapid
Trausit company. When the many tons
~ rock .nd earth came down the side
~ Ito mountain the siY-foOt CONDUIT "i
tho Utah Light q Railway company vas
yilgh,ly damaged. allowing stream OF
waiter t. flow over the mass ot debris.
'r-Itr water has frozen until a coating
90 ler from four To- sis feet in thickness
extends from the river to the break In
th" water pipe. II i reared that other
.liJor viii result when the mass Of ice
tIflws "a the spliuE.
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May Be Deportcd.

special 20 tn" Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 2I.-Augclo Katsegeanes.
she Greek proprietor OF n store at lS2
'rNcnty-asih street. was taken into
CUSTODY b,, the local police today and Is
being held under bonds by the federal
Immigration officials pending an investi-
cation which may result In his oeporta-
lion Immigration Inspector Jesse G.
I.sa o. Salt Lake was in the city today
ia connection With the case.
II vas only few weeks ago that
NHtseCcanrs. after being Indicted By the
federal grand jury, escaped trial IN the
federal courts on Il charge OF white
slavery bccaus" BE married the GIRL who
Wa the governments principal witness.
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IIyers Funeral Sunday.

Special tp TIL" Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 27.-Wlth tho Utah In,
dustral school band leading the iuneiai
cortcgc and the students vi t"n lnsl'tu
.Io,, ntt.ndin,. In a body. tn. funeral
services for Thomas &. Myers. the vet
crar supervisor WHO died suddenly last
yV,,Incsduv night. VIII he held Sunday
afternoon mt o'Ci"ck in INC fAslth N',u
rI,n.I Rishop lanes Ia ylor VIII be In
cunrc. of the services. The rltua.listic
service ~ the Modern WoOdmcn viii pe
i-'yen ai n" grave in Ogden CITY ceInc-
lew Tho body will lie In state AT the
family home $40 First street. Saturday
afternoon and evening and until j
o'clock noon on SUNDAY.
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING TARLORS. -c5
Main. Prizes each week tor ladies'
tish zcoTcE. n5Si
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
GROCERY SPECIAL.

PKGS. CEREAL. COFFEE 25C: 4
lbs rice. navy beans or chilli beans
25c dog. good eggs, A5c; good broom
2Oc; good cocoa 10. Poe: Humes sal
mon. for 3Jc; lard is down. 3s 15c, rs
Zoe: los SIij: compound lard. IS
3Jc; - 6oc; los Sl.f": large navel
oranges. per dozen, 25c; cans peas
35c: cans corn, I5c: best soft
shell walnuts. 10, 20c: lbs.
era ubcrrles Csc; lbs. dates
25c. lbs. Jonathan apples, g5c: good
oranges. doz., l5c: split peas. ID, Sc:
good mixed nuts H.. 15c; cans
strawberry jam. csc; lbs best peanuts
25c: best creamery butter. Csc; lbs
eastern cheese. t5c: good cocoa lb o5c:
straight grade -four. 800; : pkGs. raIsius.
CSC; is lbs. sugar. Sl.0O: new mincemeut
ID" lVc; pineapple. can. loc. 2 pkgs.
peel. zoe: , lbs Sutand raisins 25c:
pkes. mlncemeat, lac. Chicago Store.
11G w First South m322S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Schools 20 Open Monday.

Sus iai - Tho Tribune.
OGDEN Dec. @s.-i.very school In
Woucr county outside ogden city will
onru next Monday after a weeks vnca-
Lon for Christmas. according % the
statement Of Superintendent W. y Pet
tcrson.
81 their regular meeting tomorrow the
member of the county board cf edu-
cation will consider In detail the pro
POSED construction OF n building 20 De
used foiutiv by tho board OF education
- ogden city and the county Superin-
te1dent Peterson has ascertained Just
what The city board H. willing 20 do In
'a. matter and will submit his report at
tomorrow meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
ENTERTAIN LAWMAKERS.
Weber County Senator'S and Representa-
lives Guests Of Publicity Bureau

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 21.-1he senators ahu
-cpr,gen,ativcs who will represent Weber
county In the next state Legislature "er,
..I,csts @, ihc ogden publicity bureau At
I, ,urrh.ou I'm tie. Weber club At noon
tuday. All of the directors OF the hutesu
,y.rc present 10 confer with the Iceisl1-
,,,r,i,.,n ..rfion of the state. which VIII
hs introduced AT the next session.
The Weber county lcgiu'ators preseut
we're Senator George !. hclIy, senator
William IL Craig. Representatives John
Nviicn, H. W. Wilcox and John Hooper
I,cprcscntativc i. j. Earker being the
only member not present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

yllle bin now playing was rendered by
Manager Joseph GOES at the close or last
nights performance. About sixty per
sons partook OF the Dutch lunch. which
was served on the stage. Aftcr In"
lunch. Charles I.ippiucott. on behalf ot
the orphcum employees, presented Mr.
and Mrs. Goss with FURNISHED copper
chatting dish. This ceremony was ioi-
lowed by speech making and musical
numbers by members OF the various
NaiiIrNIlle ncIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Implement Company Wins Suit.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PROVO. Dec. 27.--Thc Utah Implcm Mt
and Vehicle company was given judgment
In the district court here today against
j. W. Stewart ct al for $1,000 principal.
$652 interest $l65 attorney fees and costs.
and for the foreclosure OF a mortgage on
real property given TO secure the pay
mcnt uf q nOto for tic mount.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
croupv COUGHS and Wbcezy Colds

The quickest, simplest way to rid the
children Of dangerous croupy coughs
and wheezy, stufTy colds is TO give them
Foley s Honey and Tar Compound. It
gives almost instant relief aud stops
cough promptly. II soothes and heals,
contains no opiates.-Schramm-J j ohnsoc
Co. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Law Firms Eeorganize.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec, s7.-Since the with
drawal OF G. \ Boyd from the law firm
OF Richards & Boyd 10 become a mem
Der OF the new iirm OF Boyd, DeNiDc n
Ecclcs, tho announcement has been made
OF "A partnership between {. {. Rich
ards and Judge John 6. Wills. tho lat
ter having been previously associated
with +. ~. DcNiuc. Tho rcoTcnniza tion
OF both law firms viii date from Jan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Extending Power Line.
20 The Tribune.

SPECIAL 20 The 1ribunN.
OGDEN. Dec. .s.-Preparations for The
erection of one % the important trans
mission lines OF the Utah Power *
Light company are now being made In
thls county by the survey FOR "A pro-
roaed route which will follow the shores
of the lake. thus avoiding the valuable
agricultural lands. \ force OF eighteen
cr siascTs IN now al work near Plain
CITY. Two preliminary surveys have been
made. one 20 the east of Palm City and
TIE other 10 the west. When completed
TO line vii connect southern Idaho
pants with The salt Lake CITY sTstem.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

You will find that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy Tbcy know from long
experience in tho sale Of 1t that in eases
of coughs and colds it can always be
depended upon. and that it is pleasant
ard safe 70 take. For sale by all deal
ers. (AdvertisemenD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Fire Threatens Factory.

Special 10 THO Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. ei.--The c,Enr factory OF
the Columbia Club Cigar company M i5i
Twenty NTH street vas threa tened with
destruction by iCo At 1880 O'Clock this
forenoon. when an overheated furnace
pipe ignitcd the woodwork OF the floor
Ing. The efforts OF the employees 10 put
TO summon the auto chemical from the
central station. The toss VII! not cN.
cccd tIOD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Glen Mack Still Gains.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 2I.--Repoits from the
Dee hospital this evening indicated a
continued Improvement in the condition
OF Glen ". Mack. although he had not
been resting as easy as desired during
the past foriy- eight hours, Mrs. Mack
siblo 10 remove her from the hospital
within q few DAYS
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Is Credit to Students.

cI'NtIdI 70 IUE IIIUUUN.
OGDEN. Dec. 27.--An excellent pro-
ductinu from the standpoint Of literary
worth a. well az the typoGrs phical art.
tho Christmas number Of Good Citizen
ship" the official psper or the Utah In
dustrial school has Just been issued from
the printing plant OF the state institution.
In addition 10 holiday greetings from the
students. the magazine carries 4 number
Of good articles dealing with the modern
problems Of the hoy and girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Liberty Is Brief.
olVCIUy ID I1fFNFs
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 27.-EdUard Thomas
and Jack" Raymond. two members Of
the city chain gang, who arc doing
ninety DAYS for shopliftlng, had a brief
respite from their enforced duties this
afternoon when they escaped a o'clock
and were not recapturcd until an hour
"A III prrdrd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures. speciaI designs submitted on
appllca tion. household refrigerators.
rom and pocket billiard tables. bowling
alleys and supplies. Brunswick Bake
Collcnder Co, 100 10 $50 South sth West
Phone WlBatcb i53. alQSe
w L. W2THERBEE co, DESIGNERS
and manufacturers Of bar. bank. office
Hard. pool tables and supplies. OY!ce
and factory. 1850 West LIST So. Was
G22s. n2320
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Rabbit Hunt

At Lake station. north of Great Salt
lake. Sunday. December % Excursion
via Oregon Short Line. Special leaves
Salt Lake December 2S, midnight. re-
turning arrive Salt Lake p. m. $2.75
round trip. Millions Of rabbits. Make
at Western Arms store.
(Advcrtiscmcut0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Convicted Of Striking Woman.

SpccIal 10 Tho TrIDunc.
PROVO. Dec. 27.--E. l.. Jones. justice
OF the peace. impancled a jury In his
court this morning To trF the assault
case against Nephi Nelson. accused OF
striking Mrs. Margaret York in the face
with his fist. Both are residents OF
santaqun. and the defendant is the JUS
ticc of the peace of that city.
The jury brought in "A verdict OF guilty
and the time Tor sentence was set for
Friday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28
Forgery Charge Fails.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. @1.-Becausc of the rul-
ing of Judge ". II. Rceder that the
changing Of "A name on warranty decd
did not constitute forgery. the case OF
the state against George \. Whipps
with George Shorten as tho complninin
witness. was dismissed on motion of the
defendants attorney when called FOR trial
before Judge Rceder this morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-28

were very beautiful \ mum Der OF speak
crE euiocized the short life OF tho de-
ccdcnt, speaking OF the noble character
aud loyao ole disposition OF the young wife
and mother
Charles Holmes. an aged man OF this
city died at Ibis home in the Second ward
this morning. Uf cancer of the stomach
HoIme. moved here from Nerual four ov
i've years ago. His BODY viii be taken
TO Vernal FOR ln,ormcut 10 be buried be-
aide that OF his wife
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COMPANY TO Dissolve.

Special 20 The Tribune.
PROVO. Dec. 3;.-Thc Ely Coustruc-
tIon company ny It's director. G. l.,
CrandaIl Joseph a. Thorn. William \.
Mackenzie. II. r. Reynolds and NJ. %.
Packard. has petiiioncd the district court
here Tor dissolution and the hearing has
been set FOR January -. 1918.
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Funeral of Mrs. Gillispic.

Special To The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Dec. e7.--Imprcs-
sivc funeral services were held at tho
First ward l.. u $. chapel this after
noon for Mrs Mae Gilispic, tho young
wiic OF Roy Gillispic who died here
Gardner offlcstcd The floral offerings
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NATURES FERTILIZER

SILTAISA. powdered. dlssolvcnt. odor-
less, weedless; prepared for plants.
bulbs. lawns. shrubbcry. Mfg. by Taylor
fertile soils and fertilizers. 1867 Bueno
ave. w. 35slW., for salo by Peoples
Forwarding Co. Porter Walton Co.