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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-11-08

n, Is .ho greatest woman in all
sa7 One HUNDRED and fifty school
5eacners recently answered the ones.
tion, aud with enthusiasm and unani-
nifty the judges awarded the prize to
thA one who made this reply: "Tne
yeife of L farmer of moderate means
who does her own cooking, washing,
ironing, sewing, brings up family OF
boys and girls to be useful members OF
society and has time for intellectual
improvement"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-11-08

If there is an enterprise that owes its
success to the cooperation of the com.
munity it is the local newspaper How
ever, there is not an enterprise where
the benefits are more reciprocal.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-11-08

Very many men attain a wide repu-
tation within the male circle of their
acquaintance of being good fellows
when the men themselves know it il
nndeserved and that the term ''bad
fellows would more nearly suit tn
case
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-11-08
THE
MILWAUKEE SANITARIUM
THE

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ESTA BLISHED IN 1884.
Located at Wauw atosa Ga suburb of Milwau-
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Chicago. Two car lines from Milwaukee, 5
minutes walk from all cars.
New Psychopathic Hospital. All appliances
for acute eases. Fire-proof building; separate
grounds
New West House. Attractive rooms: pri-
waite bath.
New Gymnasium and Recreation Building.
Secluded. yet convenient Five houses set
on hill. 90 acres beautiful lawn and forest
Modern bath house.
Individual treatment for all
Address: RICHARD DEWEY, !. MIND.
lin charge) Wauwatosa. Wis.
FRANK I. STEVENS. MD. WHIT. KRADwEIL.M. D.
Assistant Physicians
CHICAGO OFFICE: Venetian Bldg.
Hours. 1890 to Wednesdays Except in July
and AuEcsO
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-25

The last week of the political primaries is now
here and the candidates for the various Offices have
about finished their campaigns Indications are
that John n. Hanes will be the choice of the repub
leans for the Office of governor this being especially
true OF the north ii is conceded that Mr.. Haines
will carry the entire northern counties and it is said
that he is strongly Ill the lead throughout the south
and southeast Ills friends have made strong fight
for his nomination. believing that he is the man best
fitted for the high Office of governor and best quail
fled to give to the people of The state of Idaho that
which it is and has been badly in need of for some
timo-"A Business Administrations.
Before go to press again the primaries will be
and the people viii have made their choice In
so dong they will place before the voters Of the state
at the coming November election the men to be select
to conduct the affairs OF this vOung and growing
state for the next two years. ct us notI make mis-
take. Take into consideration what you would
wish to do YOU in need of q man to assist in look
ing after personal affairs; remember that as taxpay-
you the employer of those holding public Of
flee in the state of IdaIo look forward to the up-
building and the development Of your state place the
reins of government in the hands Of those who have
made success Of their own business affairs and do
not allow yourselves to be led asray with some lit
tie one idea grievance that may benefit few and in
jure many; go to the polls next Tuesday and cast
your ballot for John NJ. Iancs for governor of the
state of f1daho and republican you will have made
a selection that the republicans of this state can win
with in the coming election and one that every repub
lican can point to with pride. Mr. IIaines business
success is his record and without exception none is
better qualified to conduct the affairs of Idaho than
John M Hanes. Vote for him.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-25
MAY CONSOLIDATE MONITOR AND WENDELL GROUPS

Negotiations are pending between the Monitor Mining
company and the of the Wendell group adjoining
either consolidate the properties enter into agreemen
for the joint ownership of long tunnel to tap at depth the
veins of boh according to the Spokane Review This plan
he's been under consideration for time but arrangement
for financing the work have been practically completed by Dan
Wendell the principal of the Wendell group who has
been endeavorng to interest eastern capital in the fo1
number of months
The Monitor and the Wendell groups located in the
Satese district just the Idaho line in Montana and both
are very promising properties The Monitor
worked quite extensively several years ago and shipped
svey but has been idle for time Some of the finest
copper west of the Butte district has been taken from the
mine.
The plan rumored to be under consideration provides for
the running OF tunnel from point the Chicago wau
kee Puget Sound railway tracks Adar station Surveys
have already been prepared which show that tunnel there
would ntesec the leads in the properties at than 1906
feet DEPTH besides making it possible to the from
the workings and load it for shipment at very little cost The
Monitor is capitalized For 100000 shares of the par value
81 and selling at about cents During the time the
mine operating it sold high 60 cents share.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-25
GOOD PROGRESS AT NEW HOPE.

The showing encountered some time ago on the pronerty
the New Hope Mining company in the Evolution district
rear Osbum is showing vast Improvement the work pro-
esses The management expects to open large body
Wien the present workings reach the point underneath where
he ore shoot was first discovered the surface number
local mining men who have inspected the property lately
nd are familiar with the characteristics of the district in
Yc the New Hope located have expressed the opinion that
he near future will prove to be among the producers of this
district There Of the stock the market at present
although large blocks of held by local people, The work
being done under the supervision of Eugene Thomas one of
he best known mining Of this district Mr. Thomas has
worked hard to make mine of the New Hope and seems to
only matter of short time until his efforts will be
rowned with success.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-25
FEDERAL MAKES BIG PURCHASE oF CLAIMS

The largest and most important mining deal in the history
OF this district has been completed by the Federal Mining and
Smelling company by the purchase of all the property between
the Morning mine at Muan and the Helena Frisco mine
Mace The deal includes about 80 claims and has
been purchased under the lease and bond plan long
option Five per cent of the purchase price is understood to
have been paid The claims purchased along the line Of
the Morning and Frisco and include continuous group
OF claims with the single exception OF the lvanoe property
which is owned by stock company composed principally
Mulan men, The claims included in the deal the Star
the group consisting OF the Morning STAR the Morning ta
Fraction and the JOSIE owned by Finch & Campbell of po
kane E. H. Mott of Wallace Clarence Cunningham of Alas
ka and Youngstown, Ohio people, the Iron Silver claim
quarter interest in Which owned by Mrs Pat Flynn of Butte
quarter by Mr. and Mrs Mccarthy Of Caalo eighth by
the Flynn group company and the remaining three eghs by
unknown parties the West Flynn group owned by JOSEPH
Whaen of Wallace and his associates and the eenaF Frsco
hodngsthe Black Bear the Black Bear Fraction the Grover
Cleveland the Ben Harrison the So Mote 1t Be- the Moonlight
the Badger the Gem Fraction the San Francisco the Gem
the Mountains, the Josie and the Chief claims deal is a
under way for the lvanhoe claims but it has not yet been
fected
This immense group of claims territory on the lin
OF the Morning and Frisco mines about three miles in 9Th
Active development work will be prosecuted from both end
OF the ground from the Frisco tunnel level at Mace where t
development work will be extended east and from the No
tunnel level at Muan from which point the work will be ex
tended west
On the Frisco end the main vein system supposed to liz
south OF the old Frisco workings and the development vii
disprove this theory before has extended far On
the Muan end the Federal company has started operations
the Star group in the lower tunnel by the Star COMPANY
at the head of Grouse guc In this tunnel large bodies
have been opened up the western continuation of the Morn
ing vein system and the company making active preparations
to ship from these workings. Until connections can be
made from the No. tunnel workings of the Morning mine thu
will be hauled to Muan by team Some of it will be ship
ped in the crude state and will be tested in the Morning
MILL
If the vast amount of property under option meets the ex
pecatons OF the purchasing company the Federal people will
own the largest group Of claims continuous system
IN the district and will eventually make underground connec
ton between Muan and the Mace mines.
The purchase price of the combined group of claims car
not be learned but is known to be high and should the op
tons be taken up at the expiration of the time limit it will b.
the largest purchase of mining property made in th
Occur Aene district and vii be the means of increasing The
present great output Of this district
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-25
WORK TWO SHIFTS AT PALISADE.

number Of Spokane residents this week made an inspec
ion of the Pasade Mining company holdings Pine creek
Those III the party Dr. Won Gundlac A. K Rogers Mr.
Van Keuren +. W. Schmidt, Ben Schmidt Carl Hughes r. j.
Whalen and W. B Monte all all officers in the company.
All expressed themselves well pleased with the show
ing and progress that is being made The company
corporation but has done considerable work having installed
equipment that will materially hasten development Up to
the present they have uncovered good ledge which 1900
feet through the company ground consisting of six claims
One is shift is employed but it is the intention add
other Immediately.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-25
CALEDONIA CASE IN AUGUST.

dispatch from Occur Aene says that by agreement Of
Attorneys NJ. A. Folsom and John P Gray representing the
Bunker Hill and Caledonia Mining companies, respectively
the hearing the injunction demanded by the first corpora
ton to stop the Caledonia from mining will be heard in
August instead of July o. first stated The acon~was
taken this week and the lawyers arranging matters
with the judge at Boise to have the hearing held Coer
dAene City. This will permit the Caledonia to operate at
least two weeks Should the Injunction be granted
The trial Of the suit itself will not up until fall later
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-25
COLLINS VISITS G. & R.

Russell f. Collins of Spokane who is spending time
this district inspecting the mining properties in which he is
Interested this week made inspection Of the c. r. This
located adjoining the Hercules and lies between the
Hercules and the Sunset. He states that the work the
crossut which has been progress all winter about
900 feet and good eadway although the rock very hard
It is thought that 200 feet additional will have to to
counter the ledge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

IF YOU have headache. or backache,
or nervousness. or rheumatism. or pain
in muscles and joints, and would like
10 have treatment. come TO the oi-
fees of the Hamilton. Beach company
aud skilled operator will give you "A
thorough trcutmcrt with q TRY
Life machine. DO not be afraid OF
having TO undrcss-thc Treatments are
given with all the clothes on. II you
are woman. you need feel no tm'd-
ity. for there are women operators Tor
tho women, aud The men arc treated
by men operators
Come and try it, and YOU Will be
amazed AZ the difference YOU feel after
Just one treatment.
Aud the beauty Of IL is that the pa
ticnt applies the treatment himself
in the privacy of his own room, and
makes il as long or as short, as mild
or as vigorous as he chooses. The free
treatment AT the offices Of the HamlI-
ton Beach company are given by
skilled operators, merely TO show the
sufferer how 10 apply tho machine, and
what n world of good it will do In II
few minutes. But at home, where the
patient may make the application him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14
New Magic Instrument
For Healing Disease Is
Offered at Low Rental
Small Payment Down Gets Machine for a
Month, and Rent May Be Applied
on Purchase Price

For the benefit Of those who
suffer from headache. rheuma-
tisnl, nervousness, sleeplcssuess,
sciatica. soreness of the muscles or
any of the complaints due to poor
circulation and ill-nourishcd or
cans. The Hamilton Beach Com
panv at ID w, 1st SO street will
rent It's marvellous new machines,
"Try-New-Lifc, y at small
monthly rental.
Free treatments Will be given
every applicant at the store-and
when relief is given. the sufferer
will be sure to want a machine 10
take home with him. It's opera
tion is so simple and the results SO
amazing that he doesn t want 90
go away without it.
The man or woman who can al
ford it buys one at once. But the
man who cannot afford the price
has This opportunity. By paying
"A small monthly rental. he may
take the machine home with HIM,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

treat himself and his family, #
they need it for one month, and
then either return the machine to
the store at II w. 1st so. St. or
he may buy the machine and the
month S rent applies on the pur-
chase price.
Results-thal is all that enables
the lIamilton-Beach company 20
make such an offer as this. No
other company ever made such an
offer, because their goods will not
give the results that Try New
Life . gives. The Hamilton-B Beach
company knows that when once a
customer has been given a treat
ment, he will want a machine 20
take home with him-a d. that f
he once rents machine. he would
not let it 90 out Of his house again
at any price.
So the company is giving free
treatments at its store, lo w. 1st
SO. street. and rents and sells ma
chimes TO sufferers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14
Free Treatment Given With An Pa
t,ert's Clothing On

self under whatever conditions he may
wish. is the ideal place for treatment.
The little machines arc sold on the
easiest terms, a small payment down.
and 81 week. will suffice for those
who do not feel able to pay all at once,
and one may be cured whilo he pays,
No tiresome preparations arc re-
quired for using "Try-New Life. All
the paticut mas to do is To connect it
with an ordinary electric light socket.
turn the button, and the power is
ready TO apply. For use in houses
where there il no electric current. the
Hamilton Beach company has for sale
small dry batteries which will run the
machine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

In either case, with batteries or with
current. the patient chooses the appf-
Gator best suited TO his ailment, wheth
or headache, backnche, rheumatism, or
whatever it mny be. He turns on the
current. draws the applicator over his
throbbing temples. his weak back, or
his rheumatic joint. and he feels in
stantly the thrill and glow of healthy
circulation and soothcd nerves. II
cannot harm him. it cannot hut do
him good. II is easy, simple, and in
n few minutes the best way of oper.
ating the macine is taught each pa
tient who calls even for free trial
treatment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

Results-that is the only thing that
ever sold "Try- -NewLife' and is
the only thing the company ever ex-
poets to sell one No customer is ever
asked to buy one until he has been
given a free treatment, and knows by
actual experience just what it will do,
And even then, if he prefers, be pays
only a small deposit down and the
rest at the rate OF 500 a week; OF
better still, ne pays small sum for
the rent Of the machine one month,
during which time he and his family
treat themselves. When the month is
up, he pays another months rent, or
returns the machine, or he buys IL
outright, the month 3 rent being ac-
cepted as part payment,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14
WHAT TRY -NEW,LIFE" IS

What is this "TryNew-Lite
that docs such great things Ior
suffering humanity
It is small, compact and
very strong machine, operated
bv electric current, but 1t does
not apply electricity to the BODY.
One gets no more electric shock
than in riding in an electric
cab. or on a street car. L he eiec-
trici,y merely drives tho ma
chinerv.
A small arm OF the machine y
whirled at great velocity-l3,0O9
strokes a minute or. more-and
this arm conveys tnis vibration
TO the body through any one. or
six different kinds OF appllca-
tors. Some are of the softest
rubber. 40 that the tenderest
skin cannot be injured with
them. Some are stronger and
are meant for deep-seatcd mus
cular trouble. The operators
explain carefully to each one
lust which appIicator is best for
each ailment. Demonstration
overv dav from s:a5 n. m. until
6 p. N. at No. - W. LIST So. st.
A A a L a u n \
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
TRY -NEW-LIFE' WANTED

The Hamilton. Beach Sales
company wants exclusive agents
TO take charge of outside ter
ritory and handle the selling and
renting OF 'Try-New.Life.
The company has had scores
of requests for machines on the
rental and instailmeut plan, but
il cannot handle this class out
side of Salt Lake City. Outside
agents who are financially able.
are wanted to take over this
large class of customers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

Treating the throat with the BELL
shaped applicator No. .. 1t is of very
soft rubber, and so constructed that
it creates vacuum when in use The
most tender skin cannot be injured
by it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by The Board
of Commissioners Of Salt Lake City.
Utah, of the intention of such Board Of
Commissioners 10 make the following
described Improvement. to wit.
Constructing and LAYING sewer lateral
ten G0) inches IN diameter In lslluS-
ton (FIotchkiss) court, north from Sixth
South street between Second West and
Third West streets. i'll sewer district NO.
.. and defray tbe abutters' portion OF tho
cost and expense thereof estimated at
nine hundred sixty and Si-100 (s960.S4b
dollars. or one and 2-I00 (Si,03D dollars
per front or linear foot of ahuttjng prop
erty there being 942 feet abuttinS said
Improvement by a local assessment upon
following described district, being the
district To be affected and benefited by
said Improvement. namely.
The east side of the north 2s1 feet OF
the west 1s.5 feet of lot y. the west side
OF the south 235 feet OF the north 2th
feet OF the east IL feet OF lot Q, the west
side OF the south 2i6 feet OF the east
Is feet of lot 6. the east side OF the
south 2S0 feet of the cast 16,5 feet of
lot :. all In block 30, plat A, Salt Lake
an protests and objections to the
carrying out OF such intention. must be
presented I'm writing. stating therein lot
and block or description OF property, TO
the city recorder on or before the stn
day of April. 1912. being the time set
bv said Board of Commissioners OF salt
Lake city Utah. when IL will hear and
consider such protests md objections as
MAY he made thereto.
Esy order of the Board or Commission
crs of Salt Lake City. Utah.
NOBLE WARRDM.
City Recorder
Dated February 10th. 1912.
Sewer extension No. 3pa- 0fvfS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
To HOLD
MONSTER MEETING
Democratic Love Feast Will
Be Held in Salt Lake
April II.

Democrats of Salt Lake county are
to hold a special meeting and political
love feast in this city April IL, the
hall for that purpose to be selected aud
later announced by County Chairman
Joseph A. Young,
A meeting Of district commit eemen
WAS last night held in the Office of
Chairman Young, in the Hooper build
ing. at which this determination WAS
arrived at. 1t is proposed that all
Democrats in the county be invited to
attend the big meeting next month,
q sufficiently large hall for the purpose
to be procured by the county chair
man.
The speech recently delivered here
by william Jennings Bryan is to be
printed in full, committee to make
provisions for such publication having
been appointed at last nights meet
ing.
A committe also was appointed to
consider the advIsability OF recommend
ING to the Democratic judicial commit
fee. and to like committees of other
parties, a proposal to nominate j non
partisan judicial ticket for the coming
election,
There was big attendance at last
night g meeting, which was character
ized by much enthusiasm and opti-
mIsm-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-16
HOLDS BUTTER COST
MEASURE OF LIVING
Social Service Commission of
Episcopal Church Explains
Views of Situation.

Bearing upon the present agitation re-
sardine the selling by Erocers and dairy
men Of pound" packages of butter that
fall short OF the required weight, The
Tribune has received the following com.
from the social service com
mission OF the Episcopal church for the
district of Utah:
To the People Of Salt Lake CITY:
Several months ago We called your
attention to a custom prevailing here
Of selling packages. containing less
than sixteen ounces OF butter at
prices fixed bv quotations elsewhere
on full-wclCht pounds. The state
chemist figured that the creamery
men We're thus getting An illeEitimate
profit of Sl25.000 per year, Later, the
local butter producers agreed to put
full sixteen ounces in each package.
agreement II this were merely a
matter of business we would have
nothing 10 say, But it Is not a husi-
ness problem wholly. II Is vital
moral matter that has come to trou-
BILE not only the country, but the
world That the cost of living is
largely moral and less economic is
SHOWN nowhere and nohow moro con-
clusively than in the prevailing prico
OF butter In the state OF Utah. Tho
creamery men TODAY are purchasing
their butter fat by the pound of six
teen ounces at a price fixed by the
Eleln quotation. which has for some
time been less Than 30 cents per
pound, But they ere selling their
butter-somc OF them al least--in
packages weighing from one half IN
an ounce less tnan A pound, al such
: price as The "traffic will bear
That price is SO cents wholesale. the
highest of any city In the country.
The price in Portland Is 333 cents;
phia. 81 cents, New York, 90 cents:
ST. Louis. % cents; Chicago, IS
cents; Kansas City. ~ cents. all on
full weight pounds.
Butter is tho one medium by the
price Of which the cost OF living is
measured. This is shown in Prcsi-
dent Tafts special message TO con-
gress on foe high cost OF living. In
the European countries the price Of
butter marks the mean in the scale
Of living expenses. Thus the cost Of
living In Salt Lake City waits upon
the rise and fall in the price Of
butter.
The question here is largely moral
one. Moral wrongs can he rlSbfed
without the Intervention of law, by
the righteous demands of the people,
We ask YOU TO strive with us TO COM
pei the creamery men to give full
weight pounds ot butter, for which
we pay the highest price OF any city
IN tho country. by demanding full
weight pounds
SOCIAL SERVICE COMMISSION OF
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOR
THE DISTRICT OF UTAH