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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
VOTE FOR RECALL, INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM AMENDMENTS

Vote FOR the INITIATIVE. REF
ERENDUM, and RECALL amend.
menents TO the state constitution.
They are the second. third, and
fourth amendments on the ballot.
The gang politicians are advis-
ing you TO vote against these peo.
pies measures just as they are, ad.
vising you TO vote against Bob
Hodge. And they have their rea-
sons for opposing these amend
ments.
The initiative gives the people
the right to propose and vote on
laws of their own. outside OF the
will OF the legislature.
The referendum gives the people
the right to vote on any law
passed by the legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
HODGE AT
ELLENSBURC

ELLENSBURG, Wash. Nov. 49,
Bob" Hodge. progressive candi-
date for governor, win be greeted
by the biggest crowd that ever as
sembled here at any political meet
ing. when he speaks here tonight.
Hodge speaks at Gle Elum first and
then q Ellensburg. Hodges follow
ing here is so tremendous that all
records are expected to be broken
by the local committee In the size
of the crowd that Will hear him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

The recall gives the people the
right 20 take ou OF office any Off
cial who proves himself unfaitMul
TO them.
Also, don't forget to vote for the
double platoon system in the fire
department In Seattle. II Is a hui
name and just measure and should
pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

TOPEKA, Kansas. Nov. 4.-Suf-
frage leaders OF Kansas predict vic
tory for their cause In the election
tomorrow when the question of
woman suffrage comes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.--voters
OF Wisconsin viii vote on woman
suffrage tomorrow. Leaders of the
cause are confident of success.
PHOENIX, Ariz.. Nov. 4.-The
woman suffrage question which
comes up at omorrow's election has
the backing of all the political plat
forms and Is certain OF success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04


odawth
and women
Roosevelt for for
Phelps hal O he people,.
OF app O
viii
the to
OF
it
Nevry OF them tosny undo
e
h
f hese rsoh tar urges de o
the
andHa the
O.
ayorH ogewh ne o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04

1t is not a new struggle. It's the age old struggle
between dollars and humanity
If it is Hay, dirty dollars triumph Juggling with
the peoples interests will go on. The people will be
given no more than enough to soothe them into
tranquility while they are robbed. Extravaganza
will continue corruption will go on. The machine
will be dominant as of yore
If Hodge wins, there will be new DEAL The peo-
pie will have chance The Vaccinations of Dirty
Dollars will be overturned, and Man will be above
Mammon
the
of
dripping
a to
of
Hodge,
1t Is between the bosses and the people.
And tomorrow is the peoples day---your day You
can rebuke dirty dollars. You can repudiate the
crooked gang You kick the crooked bosses out
of your public affairs with a vote for Bob Hodge,
IT'S UP TO YOU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-04
Colonel Roosevelt's Last Word to the y

&c CSydu,S Progressive Party SaMe Wash
hope Por ticket in Mash including edymc
& % % %
GrMtLme Lh %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

To- the police within tho past four
days
Mrs Roher' Tay lor who has been
confined -o N'r home on South Mar
shall l,'r"'' the past few ddys with
au .uur-.. is slowly improving
Many local politicians will 20 20
Mounds, this morning and watch
The recount FOR sheriff
Miss I'll3 Roscoe lert las. evening
for der home az Cambridge. O.. after
spending the past few days with
friends and relatives in This city.
D. d NcFlhaay. Who for tho past
several mou.hs has been .u the oil
fields OF 81 Pa-o. Texas. arrived home
Saturday and will remain few weeks
with friends and relatives
The new hydrants being installed
hy tho local water company are rap
Ily h-.ug placed IN position and viii
Dee resGy for uS. iu a few days.
Nr and Mrs Charles Mckee. ~
Fairworf. ar" spending a Few day s.
with friends and relatives IN this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
STOCK MARKET CLOSED
LAST WEEK VERY STEADY

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE princi-
pal feature Of last weeks stock mar
ket was the quisting down Of the dis
turbance seen In the previous week
W ALE relieved from this disturbance.
there vas little revival Of strength or
ZION Restricted money supplies
We're the main factor Of restraint. al
though political uncertainties. both
domestic and foreign. shared respon-
slhility for this condition subject TO
these restrictions. underlying conf
Gence found reflection In the frmness
o. tone and Ia the resistance 70 oc-
casional pressure. until the close OF
w. Week. when announcement vas
ulde by Fresident-plect Wilson that
he would call an extra session OF con
fr"ss ~ April resulted IN downward
movement Such announcement had
been Looked for iu financial circles
however. and the moderate extent OF
the movement showed u 10 have been
largely discounted
An important item In the count OF
Vi" week s mnrktt influence was tho
th'.i iu the attitude of foreign opera
tors toward American securities Re.
purchases on large scale were be
Irv"d 10 have been OF foreign spec
u.ttiN' holdings which were throw
over hastily IN the panicky conditions
- m'lOctobcr. consequent on the
breakdown Of Turkeys defenses The
-Hr.'s ui the week D most effect was
a. diplomatic exchanges looking TO a
peaceful adjustment Of the points in
dlsput" between tho great powers OF
Iurop" over the proposed Ralknas
settlement
Ihc departments OF agriculture com.
lut"s IN" average farm price on No
N'nhcg ]. OF products which make
up thr'" iourih- of the Country's crops
To b" lower than on that date for five
years.
The bearing on m. cost OF living Is
important. but with the aggregate OF
an grain crops 100 .u10.OJu bushels
on excess @. last wear. the total valu.
~ the crop maintains It's advantage
over all previous Years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
MANY CANDIDATES
tcontinus6 From Page Ten.l

So The other wOuId-ne district af-
tofu.g- viii arrti" with sou that. Their
TORE. "a. Colonel diz, haTr"d and 30 "b-
legations that amy AND al members "t
tH. Moods family may believe that
they hold against him. Jp b.tii'n. ti.'
Wheeling uftnfrty. listens like name
that would .f.r fI- 'uluu"l- tear duo"
Co. action. hut % should t' recalled tl.f
Joseph thuk a sob cDal-artV.u for the
baron of 1Ituu nous 80 mat little r'f-
tp between Bernie HAudlau and Gov.
Isrc Miller. and that Bernie. who was
Alc'iraw's choice. did not 10 ~ a dele
gut. tu I}alfiW.r.. and Col. J'r. dii.
Sow ,ufu,- ti-p. s.. ". johnson. uf Iat'
s-turE Grurc, has "a pretty clean Pee
cord tur bob LOYALTY and iUf"rf ..f H"-
iiVity in behalf OF NcG.'w. l't -'..
tfrw knows % and appreciates 50.
George hopes that E- Will APPRECIATE %
90 tho "Nf.rt CO.. tagging him for the j'f'
that Ray W.uE. holds Nud thrr" .+
Alfred g. k'unry. also of lArker-hufr.
" tt H. CLOSER 90 McGraW than any other
West NifEiulau and who knows mo-
POLITICS ir % minute than most folks ~"
ir a lifetime. Alfred has been
luzziu.. IIt ur says That h" w"I!dr
think 90 no fuI t minute. 80 t"t-fr.--
man John " Hamilton would like %
RAW. fn- I'D. Kinney has been thr
frar4r.r of 1f.rllt.f- fw" cam ais
and Isl inyaI 90 hos shi-f fu ii- -.'F .'
a.fs4t ns much o.. Dee was when TAMIL
ton w.s Ni.r.f l.tt there i- a.Hf...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

Tn. now rr-.4.r.- or IIati, IIa.
le-'. I'm Nor'H N.-N,.I I- rearae
completion
Joha Nauu.r ..r v.'.. o. u.ru-.
Woliu,r. ~ Ntr t'au'h street.. ,a-
'gr'ly
William 90 Rurn- or N.-..a..rr 81.
las rr'uln'd from hYr'rE tr.. .l
Tho i.ftr'.r ~ fra state
Mrs John Murphy ~ Nircfoer.l
stree. o. reported -..r 80 her nome
I;ey " ~ Gilmore. Do. now pastor
~ OH" Method -- church reached eN-
c'.lcut sermons Yesterday morning
and evening 900 fhc church Mr. Cob
NOR" viii bring h.s family and house
bold GOODS hero from fiffnn " Va.
lis former home. fiis vrrk and VIII
reside nr South Main street
Mrs BENJAMIN Wilson ~ South
Main .'rc"f. N4- unnecessarily operated
~ 80 rho ll1skins hospital Wheeling
saturday Tor The removal a. gall
4fors.
Nrs James Wizard o. Gleru- rrr
Docs rH' Iru'i from visit NIfH r..a.
rtn- orr ArmsfrnLE Mills. %
John Campbell OF cleveland is yis-
1 'h. I.m. o. Dis parent. on
Twenty FIRST street
Dh.r.'- Jones ~ North WarvoaI s
much Improved after ar iiire=.
ionr P,ie of South Naln street Who
Nin hi. f"'f r1UlHf under ff'iur
iron r1r 1rl badly hru sod while sf
HNr .n 'hn u.f electric I'rrf u.a-f
.u Wheeling % few days ago .- much
i proved .Hl 800 h' HlI" fH Dol out
'if1rr. arr beginning to fH.k OF
''I' CONT r municipal election and
f.H avail. l.NfU of warriors.
.H hU.r fr hs f..I
Th" Socialists have declared ftar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
STEEL

NEW YORK. Nov 1T.-Greatcr in.
t'rr-t vas shown BOO fabricated etruc-
tl.Ii steel lpSt v,rl contracts beine
l."c"d for au aggregate OF $1,000 ions.
900 ludiuE about 5000 tons IT railroad
work
To-" railroads were most active in
placing contracts Tor cars. more than
l5 900 being ordered during the week
ll" largest orders Included 400 for
u" Chesapeake and Ohio. 1000 for
tn Southern Pacific: , 200 for ne
u, '1var" lackawanna and Western /.
. FOR the Chicago. s. Paul. Mime
al'as and Omaha and 900 for the
I'ari' and Western The princinaI
locomotive contract came from mo
chcuso and \orfhv astoru. including
l.' for the main lirn and 81 for the
'rt-H 81 Pau. Minneapolis and
Omaha previously noted one OF The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
WARW00D
Ieavr Wedne,dav for CoIorado

Mr. aud Mrs. carr , Schcilenhers
whose marriage occurred last Tuesday
80 the home OF the brides sister. Mrs
Edward o. Elliot. on Main street. will
col where they viii make 'heir iu-
tu.- home Mr. Schellenh"rE will
talk" position a~ assistant civil IN
glu,cr 40 the mine Of the Tom Boy
Gold company a. that place. Mrs
Sthcll-Ibyrg was formerly Miss
i.Smr costello. ~ This place. and
both she and her husband have a
AD-f &C. friends here and in Wheeling.
'" hcs Wish'- viii accompauy
Thorn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

most Interesting Developments was
the placing OF contract for ~. 900
tons Of billets. plates and shapes b.
the Candian car ana foundry company
and the same Interest - uegOtiatluR
FOR 10000 tens q pig iron with
United States furnaces Rail contracts
aggregated 100 900 tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
lrIured Man recovering Slowly


The Ladies' I;.hI" Class ~ M,
First VI D.. church held social las
saturday evening at the ro.l.rhoot
hall and "a Very iars" crowd attended
the affair Th. r.Mmitt,o iu ,nare"
were busy th. 'u.,r.. evening serving
and 10 r'a- suW WAS realized from
the AFFAIR which w.li be- placed In tao
church fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Que n tre san1 ~ a test OF the n
i.4 .'" .At-Y -.Fr
Production IN ,h. SAL, sare.

Production in the Sal, SAND
on -caffQlc -un. Spencer d.stF. :.
fpane cr-nfr. us Solfl Penn o. Cone
.an} has q a-v departure a. IS test N
80 T. I'rn~tf Farm trrn4Sr ta~ eat
san ana i.fei. 1sd = ray In f1s; fof-1a-
lon That lfssaEs- a d. barrel pump.
~ VIII nnt stop % test tut trl.4 OF %
80 ter~a STIR d. center f'strirt. cal
toun county So. Soutr perm g.. COM
tary AA- Completed ~ On ne y
aIuI-r
or Pirce Creek. Pix district, kn-
"a y o." county g." south Penn 'l com
Jarrett farm aud Viii NOE have hsttsr
t.tn "a or iH-Hlrrsl rlu.f-r 20 &c
Ssqaw snds TIE same company = stili
afili.nT % - 20. ou fE- Due or *
tract ard is row below Were o.. b-r..
Eflf san.li have teen .rtu1Et-r-l
Drilling ana starting T.'t..
Harrison county. y. Is Maxwell = rfs-
si1s ~ 90 dr... q test On hi- own farrr.
~ avisson Hun. clark d.strl.t t-"
Car burg liEut and Heat Gomiary l-
starting test on tie e. - ~teWa-t
fti u. Tie same company i- rtart.rs
a second test On the Josiah carter fam.
'-dist@r * DAVIDSON have mate fhe
cation for a test on re wlHe M'rf--
southsastsrn Ohio.
lu TIE shallow sand territory in L...
l"a t'Nrsuip. Washington county. co..
tse ". = PoEes Music company as-
watson farm through TIE 1915 iu..u
afI and has a SHOW Tor "a Ugh. pIm!.r
ln f.- Payne district. Lawrence town.
-.lr. the Eru.uS Oh 'omEaus .t-
li4.lsI uni test on tie " D. iaf.
lew farm through the keeu"r sand ur
.as a. show Tor "a & or t0-uarrei g. iu1irr.
Scar Warner pumping station. Jeff,r-
son township, >Ohl~ county. ratten &
Fatf.u have drilled 80. = On the Dcof e.
N arrer farm through tie Berea kit aud
't'. a lElf puwrer la the ssue e
tri.r. the gallagher Oh company has
farm t.rurg. fIe same formation anil
Lao l' -.uurr'i ru'np'r I'm Aurelf
t.v r-'i.t. Was ...ngt pu county. l.. 4. PM.
ltr- q eco nat" sompl~t"i Nn. ! N I'D"
Ntrs MARBLE farm Hrd have "A la az
plrIer "a th- iiuelI Hun sand
lu t.- NJ Morris district. Durkarl
r.rt has dr.loI 80. On the Hen N
<EIzs tar.n Through fhs rgukarl sand
4u. .a- Do barrel pvmr.r
Extending its Service.
Peoples Natural Gas company IN
ron .ur.fi"u with "a" usIr-.uuf lotion II
its i-.Hk Eu. Goo Altoona AMI 'res-ou. i-
Iref airing O. DO some PROJECTING f'r gas
800 somerset county 1u tbs county. the
Peoples ,nups ~ has been taking up
leases IN Br1th.rs valley stony Cr...>
and Somerset townships Leases uu
.tr. '..u place. on record. TIL" "Nt' n
sion 90 me Is.t les uNfural tiuE COM
Gaut. A. line To- treaspu .aH nearly been
com rl~tsI AMI a. I- expected ta1t service
y...l '-iu h. u.s first of the new yenr
The COMPANY main source ~ supply fnf
it@ eastern line comes from tie Eus fl'.Is
300 West VIZ. rf. nuH D.. no .'f
supply IN Somerset county Il Will obviate
ta~ lurr Ii-taf.I u.r.
20 Doe transported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

= special meeting ~ the local sol.
uu'eer fire department VIII De- hold
either on Wednesday or Friday even
ue oi This week and 5il members arr"
requested to attend. several inter.
eSt.us aud Important meters VIII lie
up for consideration and th- reports
OF several committees viii o., heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

An area %, hlxh pressure 90 great
energy s;retches from the Atlantic
20 The Pacific. attended by far an
cool weather The crest- - pressure.
r-st IN South Dakota and Ne. N.-
ginia The prcssures ara relative ,
low over the upper lakes. where the
leather Is cloudy The Eastern
storm tss passed on the Eorta Allan
TIC Clas-
Far and cool weather. attending
the high Pressure area. wlu preVa.!
IN this section tonight AID : lnCay
Local data h!ghtst temperature
yesterday. So. lowest iast uiEht. IS
40 rain
Rivers
As dam = Will De raised. the or O
viii fall considerably from Parher,-
burg 20 Point Pleasant during the
mex; - hours-H 4 Howe. section
director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18
Il MECHEN
inspeetes Piar,

or ia-t saturday. " o. Beer t.g-
- national water Inspector u4- .r
This r-'y AND E-nVpod .lI r-4L. ll
INSPECTION Df fA. water I.al. ,f thr
BeaVood and M.M,ch.a Cou-oaia-
ID Water company A. tAe CD-olus-
Ton a. t.s Inspection trip l- stated
taa; o." f.scf WIS 'ra of ttt tr.st
be- had visited 10 th.s section ~ tl-
country ana tAa- fna water was very
pure and entirely satisfactory 90 ham
20 De- used foE domestic purpose.
Injured Man Recovering Slowly
steve Fo.sh.. Who was Injured o.
The NitChmaa Coal Vlrk On .a-t FIR.
ia morning an accoun. 81 which
appeared p these columns on S-aur.
day. - r,por.td as resting vera nice
j. a. 'h~ Gl,ndsi~ hospital. atih.uch
Tar from be.lE out of danger l. viii
be- recalled thar Fol-kl Is employed
az the mine as blacksmith. arI when
called 90 Oh" p Gee O. tlr u.u. 90
put shoe or Cd mule fIe trap of -sv,.
empty cars lI.t. luns.. Du tl- steep
lUC.u" and ,lu-l' hlm und' ruea-l
them. Ii- received "a badly cur :ac~
and head. several ms lrrH.u and hi.
-kUil slightly fractured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-18

2 lumber GA the program fatt may tak.
fan'ltat "it uf ;nt- l.ft..4.er tvr-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

of her strongest will power was neces-
sarv to hold her emotions under rea'
sonable control. AS it was, the tears
could not be suppressed and they
would stream from her eyes intermit-
tently as she sat in silent suffering.
The children were wide'eyed in awe at
the great calamity.
Mrs. Sorensen was anxious to know
what was the state OF public feeling.
go. what do they say9' she
moaned. ~ know my ALI must have
been sorelv driven. Somebody told me
that the man said he would '6x' my
husband, and 1 expect that he thought
that his life was in danger. L know
that he could never have done it ii
there hadn't been something like
that.
Mr.. Soreusen has been highly regard.
ed bv his neigbbors on the west side.
His acquaintance In that vicinity is
wide, because he was reared there.
MANY expressions OF sympathy and Of
fers OF help were brought to the fam
ilv by neighbors.
While The Tribune's representative
was at the Sorensen house, and IN that
vicinity, sorrow was expressed by the
residents because of their neighbor s
misfortune. and all gave utterance TO
faith that Sorcnsen must have been
in fear for his life at the time of the
shooting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

| snd after a consultation with his part
| nor and assistants. in which, II Is de
| eIarod. he counseled them TO cause
no trouble, he entered the Jewelry
| shon and went directly to the laundry
counter and asked for his bundle OF
| laundry. LAYING 50-cent piece on the
counter for payment. While the girl
WINS hunting for the bundle, McGillis
walked over to where Sorensen was re-
pairiug a watch and began conversing
with him. -
opening Of the fatal quarrel, though
thew all declare that McGilis began
speaking in concilintory manner. a
moment later he was heard TO say,
''I II GET even with YOU for this, Sor.
cnsen He was then leaning forward
with his elbows on the counter Ine
TWO men were not three feet apart.
Suddenly Sorcpsen sprang back, cry
ing. "I'll teach YOU 70 come in here
and threaten me- The next instant
be was flourishing his gun.
McGjllis sprang back, begging him
not TO shoot Even as he moved. Sor~
ensen fred. The four shots came in
rapid succession. The first shot shat
tered McGillis s right wrist. The sec
ond entered his neck and struck the
spinal column The third entered the
right side Of the back and lodged in
the left lung, and the fourth com
pletely pierced the abdomen. ANY one
of the last three shots would have
proved fatal beyond n doubt, accord
ing TO DR.. II. p. Sprague. who attend
ed McGillis in his dying moments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Crowd Greatly Excited.

A great throne blocked the street in
front of the iewelrv shop following the
shooting and IT was necessary to dis
patch half dozen extra officers to
clear path for traffic. Indignation
against the slayer ran high and as he
was led away in handouts by the dep
nty sberiffs. many threats of violence
were voiced from the crowd.
After the smoking weapon had been
twisted from his grasp and he had
been knocked to the floor by Deputy
Sheriff Hedges, Sorenscn S rage died
within him. He rose from the floor
with CHASTITY pallor OH his face and
held out his trembling hands for the
handcuffs Before these were snapped
over his wrists he asked permission TO
put his shop in order and this was
granted Coolly, and with no haste, he
gathered the valuables from the dis.
play window and locked them in the
safe. Then he pulled the blinds, put
on his cuffs, wiped the perspiration
from his face and stepped out from be-
hind the counter and was shackled.
His one remark was, 81 shot in self
defense. McGillis reached his hand in
his pocket and ] thought he was about
to draw gum Beyond that he re-
fused to make any statement.
Detective William C. Zccso and Dep
uty Sheriff Steele searchd McGi]lis
before he was placed in the ambulance.
They found no weapon, not even a
pocket knife.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
MANY SUSPECTS HELD
IN $4,000 Theft
CONTINUED From Page One.)

ways sent on tho same day of the
month, and that in the present in
stance the robbers knew that it was in
the possession Of the agent at Grand
Junction.
The opinion also is expressed that
the robbers are experts in their line
and that their capture will be a most
difficult task. not only in view Of the
fact that thew have probably carefully
covered their tracks. but the further
fact that the robbery was not discov-
cred for some hours after it had been
perpetrated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
ANOTHER TONG WAR
ON PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 7o.-war between
the BinK Kong sna tire Stag sley ,onss broke
out anew to7iEht IN San Francisco. Stockton and
Fresno. Two Chinese were killed IN Stockton
and several wounded Ono killed in Fresno
Two we're nor,ally wounded In ssa Francisco ane
other wounded have been hidden
SiI arrests have eeen made, two In each city
In Stockton all the chinsse business houses clc-es
thsir doom a. roon the shooting began and
the police we're oonpslled to break their -a,
IN. In ssl Francsco n,ty hho,s ~e-. etchraEot
IN trouf OF tho Chinese Methodist Eplscopa
church. which ehipp~d BY Wild buIle,s
There have been many tong shootprz tai
year that the captain OF Detectives hsre al
frankly toa'ght that he had lost coun. q, "a.
fa,aiiuss II. estimated that eight had beef
ALLIED 10 this city alone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

stomach and there was no cure. L al"
most thought the same, for my breath
was offensive and 1 could not eat any
thing without great misery, and L grad
ually grew worse.
"Finally I concluded to try Peruna,
and I found relief and cure for that
dreadful disease. catarrh. / took i've
bottles of Peruna and two of Manaiin,
and I now feel like a new man There
is nothing better than Peruna, and l
keep a bottle Of it in my house all the
time -