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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
READY To INCREASE
SKYSCRAPER LIST
Salt Lake Security & Trust
Co. Will Erect Modern Of
flee Building Soon.
COST QUARTER MILLION
New Structure to Go Up on
Corner Now Occupied by
Utah National Bank.

another modern Office building has
been planned for Greater salt Lake The
Salt Lake Security! Trust company
has decided 1" eroc; a silsc-apcr on the
corner % Main sr'! TirS; South streets.
ON the ground nov occupied by Tho Utah
National bank Tho old pioneer build
ing that now sttuds on tae corner Will
hc torn down and the new structure
reared ~ soon ms the lease on the old
building. held bv the Utah National bank
81 terminated.
The new building wiu be thc home Of
tho salt Lake Security & Trust COM
many
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
May Extend Plans.

The accompanying cut shoes tho ex-
terror OF The building. plans ~ which
have been prepared by Architect George
Stuart Walkcr. Th~se plans provide Tor
All eievcn-s;or, structure. but &; is possi =
hls that tho bank officials may conclude
To- enlarge the proposed building 40
twenty stories. conforming 10 the gem
cral plans dawn up by Mr. Walker. This
viii be determined later.
The building VIII Ie o; iircprJof steel
construction and It's dimensions will be
S1N91 feet The lower stories win be OF
gray granite and the upper stories will
he % white cnamelcd terra Gotta. In the
sicycn-s;ovy building there viii bc i25
office rooms. Zach office suite viii bc
provided with freproof vault
In ih. basement the Salt Lake Secur-
ity n Trust company viii install It's safe
~ deposit vaults and abstract depart
ncnt The nrst floor Will he devoted 10
the cnnpanv's banking department. the
mezIaninc floor being used Tor auditing
and committee roofing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Would Avoid DELAYS.

\ change In tho methods used by tho
street railway company in nllottiug con-
tracts Tor paving its portion OF the streets
was suggested In Il communication from
Ia" city engineer. The company now
makes blanket ContrsC; with ono con-
tractor 10 do all OF its work, and this
system sometimes causes delays, as well
as Keeping many contractors from bid
ding OH work.
An ordinance granting the Denver (
Rlo Erandc Railroad company the right
10 construct Il spur track on Eighth East
street was read. Objection was raised to
the amount OF rental asked, the city de-
manulnS $40 n month in addition to a 5000
Zee for the franchise, and the matters
wont over until today's meeting.
Jhc discharge of Detectives R J.
SoldinG and IL H. Wilson and Jailcr w
~. Wilkinson, made by Police Chief B.
y. Grant. was confirmed. The rcsgna-
tlou of Palrolmn i. r. Kelley, who re-
iircS to enter business. was also report
cd chief Grant appointed Pntrolman Joe
Bush 10 succeed Wilkinson as taller and
added John w. Nckcnna and Leon May
liue to the force as patrolmen to succeed
Kelley and Bush. No appointments TO
succeed Goldlng and Wilson were an
nounced, but il Is understood that the Sc
lect'nus already have been made and tho
men are doing secret service work until
their official appointment is announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-23
Salary Increased.

Increases IN salary made by the com
mission III The street department, the
chief clerk to Supervisor Tnddenham be :
ing raised 10 $l25 a month Oh account of
added work resultant from the board Of
public works duties being added to his
department Mounted men In this de-
partment viii receive 500 q month each
instead OF $50 q day, and $l5 Il month
FOR the care OF their mounts.
Hlua w. Cummings. 70 O street, asked
to be permitted to bid on the contract
OF FEEDING the city prisoners at the rate
of 10 cents a meal, the price now paid
Dr. Samuel g. Paul head of the health
department. submitted a reply to COM
pleint brought against the practice OF
having school children. absent for more
than three days on account OF Illness
call at the office for certificates. On Dr.
Pauls showing that as many as eighty
such certificates are sometimes issued in
one day. the commission promptly sus-
tained his position and indorsed his ac.
ton.
The annual report OF the city recorder
was received and referred to Commits
sioner Bawrence's department.
The building inspector was instructed
to appraise all city buildings and the
parks and public buildings commissioner
was Instructed to ask for bids on pre-
pairing abstracts to all city property,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

Observations, Of Old Cap whlppIs, =
The TELLER. who invented the immor.
tai phrase to the effect that talk is
cheap never paid many Telephone
sk;lI.s GEtr EvSTsl11INle't - ~
S.fThe teller who sits, With his eye on
the clock ain'tathe one who gits the
raise IN salary on the first of the
;1aa,S a,8Fe at il'si;F ~
4 Hank fumms amt never been able
10. vote for a president vet He IS. q
Democrat and he has always voted in
Michigan and a Democrat vote in
Michigan for president is Of about as
much use as the fifth; wheel on a wag'
ION. aa
There are SO many wImmen WIG
want to have careers ,thatthe supply
OF good cooks has Just about peteredl
out: W. -. ~,
/ I'feiler who doesn't own an auto.
mobile nowadays amt in It, but the
Teller who does own one is In It more
than is good fer him. -" N'N5
1t is getting SO you can't tell an
actor by the fur collar any more.
Even the book agents areEearin, ZEN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
WAS the wedding asueee
son, huge one. WIZ. women wept
bitterly who didn't even know tlie
brlde.g-Louisyllle courlsrJopfnal

D . . . 81 = z. -
There is more. Catarrh in ellis SEQ
ton Of the. r6jihtr than an OTHER ne
eases put together, andsantt tiie last
few, years was supposed til be Incur
able. For a. great mani years doctors
pronounced 1t a local disease and pre-
:scrihed local remedies and ~ cor
stantly failing to cure with local tfeal-
inent, pronounced It incdrable scienee
has proven catarrh toSbe d constltu'
tional disease and therefore require
constitutional treatment Halls e.
itarrh Cure, manufactured by !.
cheney& Co, Toledo. Ohio Il the only
constitutional cure on; the marie y
is taken internally in doses from y
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts direci
liz On the blood aud mucous suffacis Of
gthe system. They oteFone hundred
dollars for any case 1t fails g cure
send fof qeirSuidrsahd tsstiHlonials.
Address: f. j. CEF1sSEs !
,asoid By Druggists. 75c
!. T r s.. a ~ sal's'
.Pt1SASSr' ~ M ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

q . b TO-
There are certain infalllble signs Of
spring and anybody wno,l a close OBJ
seryeraneedihot be deeeised as to the
trne statuss6f the season. Until you
observe sfI.ese signs Il INDY be lust as
wen 10 leave on the heavy ones and
refrain from taking down the storm
.hoase. Some ofitke sure signs follow.
The trousers begin to roll up atsthe
bottom! r. nv ~ ~
The shovel begins to scrape on the
bottom Of the coal bin.
TIE stIk hat begins to appear on
Sunday morning.
The wife begins. to haunt the mil.
illneryS emporium ! e. Y
The tan shoes begin to appear on
the streets.
The old.fashioned gentleman begins
to think about getting tls'halt' cut:
; Stray couples begin to walk in the
suburbs in the cleaning.
The husband begiusdo hear OF, paint
and wall paper bargains.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
CUPID KNEE DEEP IN JUNE.

LYNN, Mass.-Clty Clerk Attwil
looked suspiciously at a young mar
who applied for a marriage license las
night, for he seemed to be able t
say nothing but June"
The man gave his name as Albert
June, said he was born in June, Fla,
and asked for license to wed Ethel
June EFadaway OF Hudson Falls, N. Y.
The wedding was to have taken place
in June, but other arrangements had
to be made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

germ only attacks the weak places and
is thrown out, OF the bols again Bears
Emulsion sold by Mountain City Drug
FCo., Opposite, Court; House and Hall
Drug Co., First ward. 1t, is recon-
fmended to build up the system and
aungs $50 as to fortify US against this
germ And as / haye read 50 many
Ifestitmonials from different people Of
Marion couuty,I believe this remedy
is. one Of tie best, for run down sys-
TEN and weak lungs. ~ .g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
A Tip FOB MAYORS

LoNDoN--A new test for dgunkens'
ness has been adopted by Police Mag
istrates. II the suspect can say
British Constitution, = without stumb-
ling, he Is dismissed. bsie
The firstprisoner to.tryit at London
Sessions got three months: The best
hsScoa1d do was 'BishC cusb.s = y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
LwArc4 FOR THAT WEAK SPOT
A couch q. coId. 90 4 Every Tlme.
II May Bring on tuberculosis; Fortify
Yourself by Taking Bears
Emulsion. -.

How are We to keep from getting
consumption II our lungs are weak?
by taking good care Of yourself. Never
let your system getin Q rundown weak.
nervous. condition. Never let q cough
.linger on from day to day no matter
how little 1t may bother yous Try TO to
get rid Of getting a cold and allowing
it to attack one spot every time y mtj.} 81 Y,
a little exposure; Get remedy thar q!
win baild,uputhat spot strengthstl a. ,4It,
and make 1t, as, strong AS ANY other lF
part 81 the body The tubefa, flosts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
WOMAN is KILLED BY. a5EAuTYgg
TREATMENT

NEW YoRK-& chemical examina.
ton was being made today Of the
beauty lotion" which, applied to the
face Of Mrs. Laura Williams, a widow,
recently arrived from Texas, caused!
her death and it, was foundsto contain
poisonous Ingredients.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
MINISTERS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

cHIcAGo-Ba Baptist ministers IN Chi
cage yesterday went on record in op,
position to the titles "reyerent% and
"doctor" as applied to themselves, and
decroed thd.sustitution of mister and
pastor"
Hereafter Baptist elergymen while
in their parishes will be Addressed
as pastor" and on other. occasions us
mister" ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
I What Troubled Hin.

An overworked man was feeling de-
pressed and run down and his doctor
advised a tripyto a rest cure When the
doctor bade the patient good by he
said: "Now remember my Instructions.
Adhere to a strict diet. take plenty OF
exercise in, tbeiopen air.. Drinkno in.
and smoke one cigar a day
and one only, "a W
In the course of'two weeks the doc;
tor got a letter from the patient which
!Fsatigas follows %
Dear Doc: ! have been getting
salons pretty well. dm'keeping to a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
EAGLE CAPTURED

SCHIcAGo+A,blg bald eagle blown
blythe blasts from the Northwest into,
the city Units on the northwest side,
Mas captured tn;the snow atie; a hard
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01


cIeaniiness 81 he ksynotS r
diFyihg
coz up 10 II, a
80 definite temperature for ehurn-
it1 ann ~ tyan li:tg
A
Ths. sheen harm shauId be&butsin bfs
dsf foF tiie aock now. 1:
fhs slios il the best solution Of the
B probIeiis 81 short pastures. t9it
80
blss to Eeeb Us tlet eiobrasnt.
f.i; y u 4
ma 81 nor Working Gotta varies
lid & ~ ffaf,i. d, "A m m III
". s3@l,
sls time now TO wrap young fruit
SIN pFotection'ir6nf the rabbItsas /
4 ii too ex pensiye 10 dig around the
II ~ hand. and 1T is seldom done.
II Il, esbensiye 10 let 4 COW fail IN,
s. vi p,
-
Il has been welInsaId that farm
~ llst Ise sgoye NE leyel q ''s
III IA
Fcf cream and butter the Jersey
aid GUERNSEY kfades should be,
Shos III M
Thes annie crap nf,the United States.
III ii sfer cent. larger than the average
ria year. n
N Ast.%ss -.
III III fAtiens for 1--we weeks and al
IN ~ fot1soltl I'M INA 81 ia 81,
III. M, sl;..Y,t-.ttag.jy b!tr.agt.s
Eli weeds crowd the cultivated plants
Mi, .soil aaasaIr d; :; ,,g..d1 wl,l !.
as n - 50, Mr,yity 2,
Tho ration should be-. balanced. to.
4 meet the needs of tho COW at all
Il + ~
The Development Of the young horse
yedui XII the sxercis6.o th chest iudg.
I.ieat ifIsi HANDLING him, q
sil.siS sgl.Sy
49, fifsiilts o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

yorces from six them the6ae The weak but put
committed suicide because heap fight q: VA
hated divorce Victor Vacha and gus
proceedings had the bid and were making
natural death and thathe wien Game
bnnrrow ninth husband, Adams and bis deputy
grow filed mouonin we're
yesterday suit 7qt sheaan pay 10y te
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
HAS, HAD, MINE HUSBANDS,

!. Z SALEM, .eo re,rvAlIeslng taakt his
Wife, Ellen GhangEows, has a pe ~ nae
Ssried to nine men, that she secured d.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

strict diet anu I'take a little exercise
in the fresh air every day. Haven't
touched i drop OF liquor since ! have
been, here, but there is one thing that
.keeps,sbee,i Sick ali tie time. IT'S that
oae, ciga eY sry day. at E1 ! am
.fndlns hard to follow your in m
'tionsIfn that regafds'''l never SMOKED stl
"a cigar before in my Iife.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
COATS

,tf StS0O6A4o
A large assortment ev-
cry conceivable style, in
Serges, Broad vale, Bedford
Cord and Cheyiots.
Colors are White, Tan,
Brown, King Blue, Navy and d
Black III, ~.
and trimmings, all sizes to fit :
the Miss Of - and the lady
up to Priced $1,000 to
$4,000.
SKIRTS
Those High waist effects are shown
IN every prfee,freln, $tss up 70 1000,
the materials are Serge Whlp.cord,
Bedford coEa, icheviots,. hand spunS
and Chiffon Ranamss;in all the sea.
sons approved solors.t lis |. H
1--WE ebarautee9 a perfeet fit, no
charge for.aIterlng%
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

These c'.cald Make Ananias Jealous.
q ~ never have sign Of a cold" Z
%My daughter is going; TO sing in
grand opera in Rome or Vienna in five
years" pnl 81
Y "oh. no! You're not interrupting my
work. Stick around all day If you
like"
9h"My wife has never spoken a cross
word to me since We have been mar
ried."
II always tell the plumbers and gas
filters where to get off when they send
me their bills and they always get of,
too"
"My husband has got Just theslove.
,liest family ! adore every one Of
them"
N"No body can make biscuits like my
I 4 neEer banker for a drink" :. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
Ladies Suits

M Ina 10 az genuine Socialists having secured the Eastern
sAts ~ syerHng that Fashion approval upon We
nett turned our quality materials nngs and E9Ean
ca we oone all buyers for while they we're bag
cling over terms We talked result dtboug them BY
NV ali tits specialization your ben Because gives YOU
~ mpeIfuy to get suit least than other stores WIZ
quote the Same ,.a q ~ 90 81 #s 9sg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01
Memories.

Poke bonncts.
Hearse piumes. ~
Railroad car stoves
Detachable cuffs.
Carved. meerschaum, pipes.
Wristlets,
Ear muffs. u '.
Magafaafals Atrafsbateities: 80
Bell ringers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

sce to tl ocation which Ias been Millinery Store oE
We effort something different smetang
out Of the ordinary for this long time patronage
For the past months the wholesale Millinery trade mas WORKED
with us order to you largest as
sorent and especially at prices below what have been
to pay. II . s.. 3 5iag5 a&4$s,55e 43 qsgss .A4i2s
81 COME IN NOW AND SEE
THE HATS ARE HERE AND READY ses
EVERY STYLE EVERY SHAP
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

tell you about. our eXclNsYe rlgE 70 SCH
FarInoOIilt Gle Celebrated Sunshine Garments OF
QUALITATIVE have a good selection in stock for you
Is choose from III every style and color,,t .
For the woman who usually has her suits made
alta Tailors Wereconimend these Sunshine Gar
ments and can show how to geta strictly Tailor
made suit.ata saving off inprce SO to S75.OO
WeFhaye III stock over 200 styles of suits with the
(,sgood label, a guarantee goes with every one Of
them, q larger ASSORTMENT can't be found, every
style, YOU read about here eIoth you heard
about IS represented in all new wanted shades
Every garment guaranteed to fit perfectly or mon
ey refunded Quality very high, Bus priced unDe
lievably3Iow $1,000, to $4,000. ,.c
{ 2 AK Ffo see our special Suits at $tL9S look
elsewhere you'll see other merchants Charging
Great deal more Come back and Save the differ
ence. 5a eS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-01

Rspss olrFeuslastiss 10 the ~
livery d your pager to the FaIrmonns'
! News company y
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
FIRE LOSSES IN
UNITED STATES
EVERY WEEK

MADISON. wis, Feb. % Our
losses BY fire are on an average,
three theaters, three public halls. 10
schools. two hospitals, two asylums,
two colleges six apartment houses,
26 hotels, three department stores.
two iails, 40 1athouses and 1900
dwellings every week of the year.
This summary of fire waste in
the United States was by T. w.
Fitzpatrick Of Washington, secre-
tary OF the National Building In
speetors association in an article
published yesterday Barely 10 of
the buildings of the country are full
~ and completely fireproof, he says
There were lt.45O persons burned
or killed by fires last year and scot
seriously hurt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
WHAT THIS
means IS
A MYSTERY
POSTMASTER HOFER RECEIVES
A COMMUNICATION FROM
WAR DEPARTMENT.

CARSON CITY, Feb. 29.-Per-
haps Developments have not yet
passed the perhaps stage-Carson
City will be made the site of an
army post.
A few days ago when Major
Roudiez visited this city, his pur-
pose was ostensibly to select site
for the mobilization of the state
troops all seven of whom range in
rank from lieutenant colonel up
ward.
Now it develops that--perhaps
it is the intent OF the government
TO establish a real army post here,
the abode of business-like regulars.
This may simply mean that the
war department Is getting into n
state OF preparedness for any un-
toreseen emergency and perhaps
i 1t may mean that steps are to be
taken Immediately for the establish
lment Of an army post here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
SHOULD NOT BEGIN
RETRENCHMENT BY
FILLING POCKETS
BILL ALLOWING $40 TO EACH
LEGISLATOR FOR STATION
ERY is PASSED BY HOUSE.

CARSON CITY. Feb. 20. Thir-
teen democrats and nine republicans
voted in favor Of the bill allowing
$40 to each legislator for station
cry when that measure was put
through the house Yesterday
There were two more republicans
than democrats voting against the
measure, giving as their reason that
not penny of the money was
earned
A member of the Elko county
delegation, a republican, who voted
and debated against the bill. said
to the press;
It is an outrage that we should
begin retrenchment by filling oul
own pockets. | shall move before
the session is over that each mem
Der throw his 500 piece into tn,
hat and that the fund be donated
to the Florence crittenten home a
Reno.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
NEWLYWEDS ARE
SERENADEO BY THE
STATE SOLONS
CAUCJSES DISPENSED WITH
LAST NIGHT WHILE SOLONs
MAKE MERRY.

CARSON CITY. Feb. instead
OF holding the customary caucuses
last evening the members of both
houses and both parties assembled
en- masse IN front of the Senator
Brougher residence, armed with all
manner of yillainous noises. The
members resolved themselves into
IA committee of the whole OF the
third house and turned loose.
Their coming must have been
anticipated by Mr.. and Mrs. New
lywed Maxwell, whom they were
serenading, for instantly the lights
of the house were switched on
and the doors Of the mansion hos
Pitably opened
Music, feasting wining, felicita-
tions and comeraderie prevailed I'M
I'll it was almost time to hurry
back 10 the state house.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
CANADA HAS SNOW.

MONTREAL, Feb pa heavy
has played havoc with
transportation in this vicinity. The
trains on the Canadian Pacific and
Grand Trunk from Toronto are late
and several snowbound.
uNN@-NNNsAe-N~N~N-~~N
horsepower a minute, All he needs
is few hundred thousand dollars
which he hopes to get from the
prosperous farmers of Kansas
The banking department will pass
upon the business end of these
companies and the merits of the
mechanical inventions will be tested
at the university.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
GRAND JURY
IS DRAWN FROM
"a NAMES

The twenty-four names drawn last
week by County Commissioner Pete
Booth and Judge Ayerill were drawn
from box this morning The
FIRST seventeen names Of citizens
taken from the box are as follows,
and will compose the grand jury
for the year 1912: w. S. Dryden,
foreman; H. e. Epstine. Thomas
Lynch, Timothy J. Lydon, Elmer G.
simpson, w r. Bozarth, Fred
Brown. r. w. Condor, r. f. Nor
row, David S. Lleweilyn. William A.
Parker. A. T. Canayan. H. +. Hurl-
burt, George Ludwig, John II.
Sehweble, Ed Mills. Clarence Kind.
The seventeen members immedi-
ately convened and elected w s.
Dryden as their foreman. On ae-
count OF District Attorney Sanders
absence at Rhyolite, where he went
yesterday to conduct the examina-
tion of Rainbow" Hickman, who is
charged with the murder of his
wife, the grand jury took an ad-
iournment until next Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
SECRETARY is
WELL RECEIVED
AT The ISIHMUS
NEWSPAPERS or THAT CITY
GIVE PROMINENCE To VISIT
oF SECRETARY oF STATE

PANAMA. Feb % The news
papers here give great prominence
Is the yisit 81 Secretary ef state
Knax whom lhey welcome 20 Pan.
ama ia the warmcst terms EteC
movement of the state secretary
is recorded and lpsny luirrslee
uitb pnamipsat mee afe pabllshei
as e. ihe eHeei uf ht gat
f'or che seeond das Of tte visit
3 mn posram " epseFtalameat.
saA ttaFlians n provided Nttta
efdss uNfHles fav te'sfitnweHI
vmmiuea lams e. fAa hatel ehsf'
tMl knos b. Ha4iHr aad faah iRi
etsEy aaa ~ ahaie esfse ae
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
MIDSHIPMEN
SAID TO BE
FAR DEFICIENT

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. 29.-It
was learned yesterday that at least
70 midshipmen failed to measure up
to the required standards on the
recent examinations. Twenty-Five
were found so far behind in their
work that they were forced to re
sign. while As were retained only
through the departments interyen-
ton.
1t was stated that the reduction
of the standard of efficiency recent
ly ordered by the navy depart,
ment will not apply to the annual
examinations in June, but will be
effective only for the semi-annnal
or February tests.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29
BLUE SKY LAW
To BE RIGIDLY EN-
FORCED IN KANSAS
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS WILL
INVESTIGATE TRANSPoRTA-
TIoN SCHEMES.

LAWRENCE. Kan, Feb az
When a concern which has an IN
yentiou that will reyomtionize
transportation ia a few mouths tries
Is sell stock an Kansas hereafter,
the enslneerius department Of the
state university viii take a look
at the eoutrivanee
IS ua,lley state h4nk examiner
asked ehanoeilor stroag for the ee-
operation ag rbe unisersiu lh eu
tafglus thn shlae Sly law
Macs applications CO saiE steeA
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-29

BOSTON, Feb 20. The leading
volunteers in the campaign for The
odore Roosevelt in Massachusetts
had a final meeting with their can
didate yesterday. Several who have
Just enlisted for the fight were in
troduced to Mr. Roosevelt and there
was a council of war as to the
selection Of leader for the Massa-
chusetts forces 1t is understood
no decision was reached on this
point.
Mr. Roosevelt was asked what he
of the result throughout the coun-
try Of his announcement that he