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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
benbbrenoe til Meieribr11g iaaoel
9anmnrf lom / Sc. 8.

l~"I ~ a
-vNor6en", Melbpurne, inoe-
bol6t for nogen Sis li6en Ell 9gbs<
ON Heter Mielien, men SEQ
titien bite life tilfllI6e boilfen uo=
merfet Mano ban bar for bette lit
11pe 2ano og ga ilpr for 8un6a@
berg (0), oe1p 9p, til bpis Hionerer
ban berte.
Soo langt tilbage / Si0en iom
1872 Tom Beter Niellen til Queens
lon6 fra Do1marf og maatte / Sc
fpr1te Star tage fat for sllpor paa
set Mrbei6e, iom i11gcn Mpbpgger
fan gaa ll6enpm. Otter ct fort
Opbolo / 2ogal1 0iltriftet flptteoe
ian til M'boro og oeltog / Sern=
bo1eanlngget 0erfra til @Dmpie.
.Ge,1ere begpn6te &c. pao @otelfor=
refining, fdrlt / 0urr11mboi> 6erne}t
Il Bll10aberg, / bp1lfen SDs !Sp=
|fomlt ian iflll0e fon loa flor Sci.
Ser blep fan life olene cit bel5a=
|ben0e Man6, men en- al 9Dens melt
|ofbo16te og foretogiomme @orgere.
g. bar ielpifrepen til at blipe vMl=
6erman", og efter flere Mars frugt-
bringelr6e Girfiombeo iom iaa0ol1
baIgtes Fan / 1890 til ~Mapor"
|bbi1fen bpje gtilling bon beflnote
nre il1lbt. Set piloe bore um11liq1
|ber at income alt, bbo6 Dor be6en>
gong,1e 2anbsmano gjoroe 70,
@1un6oberg, men Oct bortglte Minoe
bar fan moalfe lat Jig / oct nrc
&olpitol, fbr bpis 0pf6relie bar
fnmpeoe iprigt> iomt / EorferneS
Mnlpg (Mleronoro Horf er iaoleoeS
ltn0er bans 2ebelle blepen 8Dens
ltprlte 5ebGr0igbe0), og e1p6elig bal
ban bragt betpoelige Dire for al
bpjnc Set lofale Orfclter, ser M
brrer Sen belflingen6e Sitel: uEb(
Champion Ban6 Of 4l1eenslan6".
Niellen bar to @ange gift, begg(
@ange mes 6nnjf lie Gamer al bbilft
Sen ii61te onerleber bam. Me6 fir
if6rite @l1ltru bap6e fan en- San
Son. 6. s. Niell en- sc. 8. 6.
Sen of6b6e foretog f(ere Mejlc!
It'll lit @iemlan6, ii6it for ca. fer
Mor ii6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
Gu euium ManS blanbt Sanf=
Wmertfancrnc.

81 bor ira ST.. Sorcll Morm
n1ootogct en- 5tripcllc, lom ban
pnjfer optogct / Slaoet.
San oroger / lannrlc lpecielt
tilfelts moo u0en 9orlfe Yto=
neer"s llo9ipcr, foroi 0erne life
piloe optogc Sorcn @orm's Spar
pua en- slrtifel / nppute @lob, bettt=
let uSnobberi".
Ga &r. Gorcn @orm offotter i'm
Sfripclic, lpn1 Oonif Mono til ct
banlf @lao poo G,rgclif, onl loar
Ell Sone, iom mil0clt talt mao fal=
bes ubebcrifet og life CT Mbon=
ue,,t, fpler ri % beller life foran=
Ieoiget til at gao bons sGrenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

Com @fsempeI poo Sen ringe
maritime Sagfunolfab, ser bar
prgget 5cnotor Smiths 2e0elle al
rSitonic" =6Iorbprenc, anfprcr engel=
tie 8laoe %iplgen0e:
@enator Smitb ipprger uGita=
MICS 26en Stprmano, 2igbtoller,
ON noge11 al Monbifobct eller Gos=
iagererne legte til Sc ponotette
Stunt iom Ell li0ltc Si(flugt.
StprnanOen iporcr, at Set troe6e
ban life; Set bar / aft 6olo bgj1t
uianoiDnligt.
@enator Smitb: uSfol Sc pan6=
tette @1m 6a life tiene iom Eil=
flngtSite0 for &osioaerernc?"
Stprmanoen: ~9fej, @r. Cont
n1er, Set er rigtignof life MelIinae1
meo 6em!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

% Mar efter Mar ienote Sc no 1pe
6orbe6ringer.
Meo 8ilbnr @rigbt er, tiger
8laoene / 2on0on, en- al Sioens
@tore gaaet bort, ga ban bar en-
al Slpbefunitens fremrogen6e Bio-
,11eerer.
9rp6renes 8e6rifter gipes Bla6s
blan6t @iltoriens l%1n0erberfer.
Man min0er ogiaa ON, at 8ilbur
8rigbt er SEN fgrlte beremte Nbia.
tifer, iom fif en- naturlig 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
%&omnmnbprcn pg GanbbeScm,

81. Me6aftpr!
Set bar / uMprolDlet" al 23be
Marts, at ieg rette>e ct Mngreb paa
set 6orctogc11oc, ser folber Jig Sen
0an1f=an1cr. Nutipnalparf.
Seq ongreb Sen, for0i Set fore
fom mig, at Ser bar ct ® al
@l1ntba1g oter bele Sagen. Seq
fan6t, at man net fl1noe fre0e 1876
S6r. 2an0 @e6e 110en at bobe IL
2on0es Sberbppeoer pg @eian0ter
og n1eget an0et lat / @ebegelie.
Sg forru,ftige Mennelfer maotte
bore enige me6 mig.
Set ful1 finn ppre l10 al ser
igrgeliglte Ma11geI paa Mrgumer:
ter, at ct 8lo6 ion1 Sen 9an!fe
&ioneer" fau foa fig lelp til al
ifripe: Mrcolets @tgrrelie ipille1
it1gen &pl(e", eller: ~Selp Set 1tbr.
ite og ifipn1elte adjournment bebeoe1
fun ct g(real paa mgle faa So6."
Sra &omiteel1 ielp er inolebel
I@bor beo bets &resieiefretar / Ell
Mrtifel mes Oper ifriften ST.. 9ori
og @%an0be6en".
@an oplpler 6eri, at Set in6fjgbte
Mreal CT ca. 400 Mcres 600 S6r.
2an6) lomt at ban alorig bor babt
ct fierere Mr6ejoe, so Ser life CT
forlangt al mig, at ieg iful0c fri
be ct enc lite Or6, Ser life bar / Sen
ltrelrgelte Sberensltemmclie met
San0be6en.
uGebpen" bor 1l6 fra oc1ne Sp
lpsning bnret ibar6ig / at bQone
mig iaabel / &rola lom poo
vGers".
Seq faar, lto6ig 6e 800 S6r.
2on0 itl1ffet frern. Set mao pnre
ct Mreal fort nof til at tilfre6s=
itille lelp Sen melt fororingsful6e.
~&eppen" lfriper, at &on1iteen al
brig far forl6gt at gjgre &orfcn
lt6rre ems Sc 300 Gor. 2ano> ser
er fjsbt, og llutter fig ganife til Set
bpiteriife Mm0folf, Ser / uNor6=
1piet" be0er mig toae mime SrS
mig, ga jeg ifeier us fra Sonobc-
BEN.
SIT Bette pil bore poa fin @la6s
og iaare rtmeligt, bpis &omiteen
bar fiebt 800 Sor. 2an0 til en- Sea-
tipnalparf.
Seq bapoe mine Oplp5ninger fra
EN- al, 6oretagenoets @ope6mnn0
Der / 9iten, men bom fun6e mulig=
big bore fell 1rn6errettet.
timber 8ngten al 0isje 8elfpl6-
11inger for at fare mel l1ion0De6,
ifreb ieg til Ell al Sc Ie6enoe Mnn6
poo &pbilo=Ggne11. Seq bor ioag
poa min @enpc110elie facet 5par.
Oct in6fi6bte MreaI er
c a. 1875 S6r. 2on6 (m
135-14W.
Seq moa 6erfpr bc6e aprniteens
Sorman0 eller Sens @efretpr ON
Ell unoifploning iant beoe Sem ONT
at tllltao at Set mes Sc 300 S0r.
Sano fun bar noget man iogoe for
at faa set til at ie ro of noaet
1oaoant, at man fltn6e inbitere Sc
Db1e @errer til at bpre syoretoqen=
bets 8atronpr.
So man nu far benpttet Song
SreoertfS 9eo iom M%nleonino til
at op9toe oe itorlaae6e 6eitligbe-
Der, ifal ieg bermeo flute Drpf-
telien fra min SIDE.
Seq baaber, at set 6onlfe NpIf
og. bets &epraientanter Ter fla be.
Orc for en- an0en Gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
En- hoist merkvardig Kur.

Joseph d. Underhill i Doland. Sgd
Dakota, siger: "Jeg havde en- haard-
nakket Hoste OF L;rgerne opgav alt
Haab ON at helbrede mig og kaldte
Diet T;rring. Jeg pr%vede alt vi vidste
ON. Eli af mine Venner raadede mig
at BRUCE White Wine Of Tar, hvilket
jeg gjorde, og to Flasher hialp mig"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

Gn Stamgjrt / @%nrtsbuiet:
u&bor lG1ge far Srlln bpret gift?"
vSSeg tror i(ct life, ban er gift"
So fan er. Seq iaa, fan bleg'
11coe ia tics, oo &(offe11 fog H."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

S mite 9ime fer set life goot
uo at lie Maone iom @reo Moltfes,
6. 8. gbriltianiens, &aItor
g. &iglbe6es og Mabne paa a1tore,
Ser reprei enterer Ell it6rre &reos
paa @omiteliiten.
81. Sd. Sort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

Sprite 2anbtrpger: u@por langt
er set til nGrmelte 8p?"
Mn6en 9anoitrpger: Sire &o=
litibetjente, to Holitiitationer, 1efs
8ull0ogger og tire &lafater ON, at
&rbej6ere ig9es."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

9e in6iife Hrelter Dilier Sc nD=
fe0te 8Grn me0 fglgen0e Sro:
n@re0en0e fom 0u til &er6en,
mems ollie, Joni itoo omfring Big,
imilte. Maotte 0u Iepe fig, at 0u
fam forla6e Ger6er mes ct emil,
mems o1le omfring Sig greoer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

til at lpfte ben fal6ne menneite-
ilegt - enten set iaa er / &ina
eller fer iblan0t % - De er gobt
anbenote og ifal i fin Sis gioe be.
6re &erter en0 noger 8onf / Slime
rita.
Chr. Gbriitenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

g.: r4 flyer, at bans Doctor
bna6 er oem beolte poa Sor6en."
g.: vSSn, BET ton leg go6t tanfc
mig, for pao @an6et er set life me-
saet beben0t me6 1en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
Observation-Disclosures:

Marineoffieeren: set CT ct
itort timber, at ieg en6n11 er ilipe.
Seq er engar1g itprtet / @onoet meo
EN- 2uftballon, og iprunget / 2uften
mes en- l1n6erban6sbaa6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

Sra Mnitralicn fan me66eles:
Observation-Disclosures / Mp
3eelano bar / Sen ienere Sis efs=
perimclrteret mes 6remltillingen al
&aiein, og bar nplia icn6t ST.. Be-
6erien, Ser bar Ell bpi Shilling /
Departementcts Mejeriof6eling, til
europa for at erfpn6ige fig ON set
beoite Spitem. ST., g., Ser anita,
gelig er Danifer, ifal babe flor CT
faring ! S~remgangsmaoben / alt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
8lannt Eannamwnn.

! @r. s. S. Ectericn ira ct. Saul,
Minn., @ornbolmer al Te0lel, bar
op11aoet cit lmatf 5tilling fer / 2an=
Set %in6enfor 0e1 omerifanlfe Sat-
0elspcroen. @an TOM fer til 2an6et
lorn gonife ing Mon6 og in6toger
mt Ell le6en6e Gtilling ipm reiien=
!6e &epreientont for ct Support
firma I fineiiife @arer / Mem Dorf.
S T%orbin0elie me6 lin Girfiombe6
foretager Mr. Eeterien oorlig en-
Neiie iii europa.
Sbeu6pre @anicns 9pb. Ebeo=
bore 8. &onien, @rnii0ent for Sat-
len Storogc Gompmp og fnpttet
til mango it6rre Sorretr1inger /
Milmaufec, 6p6e iom mc00elt / en-
fort Motits fornplig / lomilie1s
Stem, 70 26tb st., 70 Mor gonn=
mel. San bar faot / @l1ium
Slesbig, 1871, og lr0po1orc6e me0
fine 6orr16re til Mmerifu, 6o fan
por z Mar gommel, / 1913, efter
ben fgrlte iespiglfe &rig. Somilien
boiotte fig / Elpmoutb, @is., oe
ban begDnotc io1nrnen n1e6 lin @ro=
Ser, s. S. @onlen, meo !9l1mlefor=
refining / &ilbollrne. s 1879 OPP
retteoe ian &onicn Moltil1g on0
Sop Company / Millpoufce paa
Sen @run0, bpor &onie1 Storage
Gomponp mi bor lin itore @p9ning.
Sans S9n, Guido s. @onien, ct
@efretGr og &asierer / Torretnir1=
gen. Son efterlaoer Jig 6esu6en to
96tre> Mrs. Gronf Monm og Mrs.
Mlbert @ogel, ion1t CIT @roocr, Sobn
6. &anien, Grpii0cnt for tSanien
empire Sur COMPANY. og EFT Se=
iter, Mrs. @milie 3oblioot al Mil=
maltfec.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07

Spcr Sag, iou1 nv / 9ltcn ranot,
@ilcipel CT al oer, JONI lpol1ot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-06-07
fWNEMl ASS;;$;So!C!AIdT1@
MNBERSAPl ABEL ~
&S!@SIAEs;y "a SEaEMgS@s

Entered at the Post Office at st. Pau
Minn., as second. class mail-ma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
SCHOOL ELECTION TODAY.

We trust that the voters Of this city
will give due attention TO the impor'
tant school election which is TO be held
today. The necessity Of voting in good
school officials so that the schools may
thrive is evident to every discerning
person All the nominations made by
the primaries heretofore held have, as
rule, been unanimous. and most or
them good.
In the First ward, George NJ. Sulli'
van is the regularly nominated candl-
date, and he has no opposition.
Iu the Second ward there was a
double call, the original one being for
the primary TO be held in the Fremont
school. Afterwards there was ere.
organized" call, prepared for primary
at the Grant school, and this unfair
ly. was made the primary which repre-
seuted the officialdom Of the schools,
That primary renominated the present
members. Messrs. A. G. Giaoue and
Dr.. +. S. Bascom The meeting held
in pursuance of the original cali, met,
as called, on the Fremont school prem
ises, and nominated Mrs. j, It. Beless
and r. T.. Montrose. These we con-
slider TO be tho regular nominees in
that ward, and trust that all of the
friends OF the schools will rally to their
support.
In the Third ward, Mr.. o. W. Moyle
is the non-partisan nominee, the sitting
member, and deserves to be supported
In the Fourth ward. Mr.. A. d. Nc
Mullen is the regular nominee, and
doubtless will go in without opposition,
In the Fifth ward, Mr.. Ledyard NJ.
Bailey. former member Of the board |
is the nominee and has no opposition.
The voters Of this city owe it TO
themselves to poll strong vote in the
school elections today for thereby
they viii show their interest in the
schools; and that interest will be de-
cidedlv helpful TO all Of those con-
1ected with the educational work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

and equipped, They will stay 90, but
the business will he disconnected The
owners of stock in either or both Of
these roads will be in no wise affected,
Just rs they were in no wise affected
in the decision of the Northern Securi-
ties case. This is a necessary result,
since men cannot be deprived OF their
holdings of property without due pro-
cess of law and compensation, neither
of which is in any way involved in
this decision. Everything, therefore,
viii be practically as before, so far as
tho public is concerned; the effect of
the decision will not in any way be
noted by the public in the service of
either road
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
LOS ANGELES TIMES CELEBRATES

The Tribune has received from the
Times Mirror Company of Los Angeles
cards announcing its anniversary and
restoration day celebration in the ded.
cation Of the new Times building TO.
day, and wishes TO acknowledge the
same with all due courtesy and comph.
ments 1t is a great work that the
Times has done in restoring its plant
and constructing this great, beautiful,
useful building
The distressful circumstances under
which the old Times building was
wrecked. with the loss. OF upwards of
twenty lives, are fresh in the public
mind by reason of the recent trial of
the Mcnamara Brothers for that terri
bic crime. They confessed their guilt.
which Is well, because under the ex.
cited state of feeling In the minds of
many partisans there might still have
fingered a shadow Of doubt of their
guilt had they been convicted without
confession. But since they confessed.
there was nothing to do except to re,
ceIvc that confession as final All law.
abiding persons must necessarily re.
joice in the disclosure Of the identity
of the criminals, and in the proof OF
the wide ramifcations of the criminal
conspiracy which resulted in the great
explosion Of the Times building and in
other dynamite ontrages throughout the
country, since surely these exposures
and the certainty that the law viii win.
dicate itself ought to be sufficient TO
deter other criminally minded persons
from like iDhunan couspjracies.
We extend a hearty oopgratulation
TO tnp IOs Angeles Times on ,ho go,
plction of its splendid new quarters.
and trust that II may live long and
prospGr, and be 3 beacon of liberty for
all time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

u is stated that Mrs. Woodrow vii.
sou promised during the campaign that
if her husband was elected President.
she would try to have the mountain lau-
rel made the National flower instead of
the goldeurod, But why not the aro.
matte sageblossom'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

The Progrcssivcs are. it is SAID. about
I" establish National organ. whick
VIII pc run on cooperative principles,
50 FAR rs the editorial and contributing
departments arc concerned But The
cooperative paymaster has not yet been
cO.operatcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

The Hartman interests are given
three months in which To dissolve the
merger as between the Southern Pa.
cifcis through jue and the Union Pa.
ci6c. IL looks as though they might
not need halt the time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

Philadelphia Record. "Wbeu are
we going TO have statement showing
how much it cost to carry PenDsyl
vapia for Roosevelt and who paid it1
of course. we suspect who paid it. but
arc curious TO know how much it cost
him -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

Curious reports come from Bermuda
pi the pbysical aggrcssiveucss of Presi-
den; elect Wilson. He threatened TO
ihiash photographer. and to break
rhe neck Of local politician who an
nounced an uuiuvited visit 10 Wilson.
\ this rate, how long will it be till
we hear that he is feeling like bull
moose,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Friend Of Starters and savsrx
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to local agent of Anchor Lima ~
DERSON BROTHERS. General a.
Chicago. Ill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

Is \ 81. Louis chemist says that two
ounces of alcohol dropped into goblet
nf water will kill all the germs But
vii! a goblet of water with two ounces
Of alcohol and a lot of dead germs in
Is be fit TO driuky
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

The attitude of Greece halts the ar.
mistice; but Greece can hardly be
blamed, for she is right in insisting
that her operations shall not be disas-
trously halted half way, and her obiec
lion to the provisioning of the he.
leaguered Turkish garrison in Adrian.
ople is sound from every standpoint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

Presidcut-elect Wilson's semi official !
reception by and address to the Ber.
mudan Parliament comprised altogeth.
er a pleasant affair The courtesy of
INC invitation to speak was responded
TO with equal courtesy by Mr., Wilson,
aud the occasion was marked by pleas.
IRE throughout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

Senator Burton Of Ohio is out in pro.
test against the idea that he must de-
vote the greater part Of his energies
10 Office hunting for his constituents.
He needn Z worry about this, though;
Tor circumstances beyond his control
have given the Offices 10 the other side.
and Senator Burton will cut no ice in
their distribution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

The l.. S, Senate resolved itself into
a court Of impeachment without loss
Of time, TO try Judge Archibald Of the
COURT OF Commerce. IL seems curious
that Archibald s counsel should admit
the charges against him, and deny that
they carry any culpabiliiy. And il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

Report is that Mr., Carnegie has
given away all of his vast fortune
except mcasly little SO 10000 and
THIS he viii keep for his private phil
au,hropies. This latter. by the way.
seems TO be new idea; for heretofore
hs giving has been not without osten-
ta.ion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

"rhose $4,000 postoffices placed un,
der civil service by Mr.. Taft, look aw-
fully good 10 the Congressional Demo.
rrats. as they rccede into the distance, -
says wistful "spoilsmau. But no
doubt that recedipg can be overcome.
and as they draw nearer, they can be
grabbed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

4 query in the Oregonian is. . What
will Wilson do with Bryant and an
other, '!What will Bryan do with Will
sou''' Move TO amend by striking out
the latter with and substituting the
the word s.io' -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

Once 1t was thought terrible for
Congress TO appropriate a billion dol
lars in the two wears OF its existence;
out now we overpass the billion dollar
mark at single session. without a
mnrmur. and with many clamors for
moro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

And In accordance with law az
order OF the board OF directors md
shares @ @ Of ' each 81 parcel Yo of stock @ =, 70 \,
necessary will be sold at the pn1I
office OF tho company. No. So 4
block, Salt Lake City. Utah, on Id
day OF December, 1912, at 2 ID
p. m TO pay the delinquent assess
together with the cost of adyertldnk
expense OF sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Wednesday, December 4, 1912.

Los Angeles is holding its sixth elcc-
tion the present year II must be
iov 10 live there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04

would be more curious yet if the Sen
ate should coincide In that view
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Tar Baby Mining COMPANY !,
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v. M. l. B.dly Defeated Saturday
BY St. Johns College

Virginia Military Institute, con-
querors of Virginia, went down in
defeat Saturday afternoon for the
first time of the season at the hands
of St. Johns College of Annapolis,
who ran up a score of % TO 3. The
Virginia cadets started off well
when Youell kicked goal from place
ment on the 35-yard line after eight
minutes of play in the first half. st.
John S tasted first blood in the sec
ond quarter when Mellon, after sew
eral forward passes, went around
left end for "a touchdown and kicked
goal. St. Johns later scored a safety.
St.John's in the second half, after
resorting to a punting game, took
up their forward pass system which
they used with great effect and sent
Clark across for two tOuchdowns,
one in each quarter. Clark, before
the close of the game, kicked a field
goal from the forty-yard line. Mel
lon, who intercepted forward pass
on his fve-yard line, ran for ninety
yards across the field before downed
Virginia Military Institute pisyeo
a great game and keenly felt The
loss of Red Moore, who was Grip
pie, and only went in the game afte
Leech was hurt, but could not b
used for runs or line bucking.
The V. NJ. l. lineup was: Lowry
left end; Youell, left tackle; Cutter
rez. Coburn, left guard; Patterson
center; Beasley, Somers, rigt
guard: Clarkson, Somers, rigt
tackle; Richards, right end; Kinl
man, quarterback; Burress, left bal
Leech, Moore, right half; Balm, flu
back.
Touch6owns, Mellon, Clark,
Goals from touchdown, Mellon,
Goal from placement, Youel. File
goal, Clark. Safety, ST. Johns. r,
cree, Mr.. Jackson of Old Poir
Umpire, Mr.. Robertson, Richmol
College. Head linesman, Mr.. Doll
Washington and Lee. Time OF qua
tiers, 10 and u minutes.
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The waste pipe in the reservoir
became clogged last Friday night,
and the water flowing in filed the
reservoir and ran over the bank,
causing Slight slide on the north
west bank, which was soon repair
ed. 1t is estimated that three
quarters of million gallons Of water
are daily flowing into the reservoir
from Moore's Creek.