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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

Victoria: No: soap of no kind or in
any form should be used as shampoo.
Is too strong for the hair. II makes
the hair split. becomes brittle. dull
harsh and "strinEy." perfect and
very simple shampoo prepared by DIS
cup OF hot water will cleanse your hair
and scalp thoroughly, and leavA IL
ever SO soft, bright and fluffy. This
shampoo removes dandrun and stops
hair dry quickly and evenly without
streak'nG and gives TO 1t most de-
llghtful glossy sh.en.
a. B. c.: The electric needle is too
painful. Mix little powdered della
tone with water. then spread this pas te
on the hairs not wanted; after two or
thrae minutes rub off. wash the skin
treatment leaves the skin soft and
free from blemish.
MILAN r.: You can make your eye
bling pyroxin on with forehnger. Eye
lashes. too, will coma in long and silk
en-, with delightful curl, IL pyroxin
be applied 10 iash-roots with thumb
and forefinger. Exercise care and do
not get ally where no hair is wanted
Maude: Your pimply. sallow skin is
due to Impure blood. You should cor
or comes and SO avoid worse trouble $.
To quickly purify your blood, try this
home made tonic: Dissolve Y cupful
sugar and ] ounce kardene in u mint
alcohol, then add hot water to make a
quart a tablespoonful of this splendid
tonic taken before meals will quickly
clear your blood. and your pimples and
sallowness will give way to rosy
healthy complexion. This is the finest
tonic I have ever found for purifying
the blood giving one energy and build
ing up rundown condition of tho
body. You ara sure to get splendid re-
suits from Its use.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
FnrmrlIle Tobacco Market.

F'armvilie, Va. March So Quantities .,
tobacco have been sold on the FarmyiT- E
market during this week. but prices I'm, -
mot been as satisfactory hoped FOR II
looks nos that the sa'er OF the season t.iIi
reach The s.ooo.otc-pound mark. which wcTe
Coz pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

Emma g.: To make your ayes clear
and sparkling, try this simple eye
n pint of water and put few drops in
each eye twice day. This tonic is
very soothing and strengthening and
will rid your eyes of oil weakness and
Inflammation. and mako them strong
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31

A Famou. New York Chef saidi
~ could as easily do without nour.
in baking. as without Sauer's Ex-
tractg."
unequaled for cakes. ices. cus,ards.
buildings, sauces. etc.
SAUER's VANILLA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-31
pctersburr Tobncco Market.

petersburg, va. March aO.-Sales OF to-
bacco this week were 2so.os0 pounds: sales
for the month. 1.Sio.3so pounds. and for the
season TO date 5.67l,cS0 pounds. The market
was u little off this week. due to the fact
that the manufacturers are heavily stock
ed. with but llttle room for additional
stock. and no good season for drying and
handling. Tho closing quotations Yesterday
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
CANNOT OWN
 COAL FIELDS
ccNTRAETa aT WHICH H. a COMPANIES CONTROL COAL
 ARE cAkcEILEp.

Special NHaast asr~ias.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 17-Thy sd d. preIne court has decided that all ron |. uActE must be enneeIIad by which ratfdadz obtained the pnHAunslon of anthTuuitS coal eaInumnlAz or pnr. chazed the output of Independent com raRIes-
 The cuurt held that Ahch contracts violate the Sherman IAw and On thix ground shs decision waa srrsy~d at.
 Such z TNitn& 1s regarded A1 one of the utfaoHt importance and will pTDb. nhfY resIlt in radical change for ;h$ kettvr Tn the cnnaitionR- The ownership uf the o&aI turnp&hlss bS tle roads had practically Put mdU ' pendent coal cpnpanLFs vut Ut buRl n%SH and had crsRted one 0E the most injurious mcnopnl3ss iM 4xiEtence.
 Ho EreAt T nhAngG L& rs0irL$en by t&1c dcciAlun that many railroads uTr expected to be placed Ln serious man cIAl d1ff1cuItisA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18

Frssh eabsais t5 povnds Fs- ans dei' lur at lshT1snu's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
BISHOP QUITS
 AS PRESIDENT
EcCL ELECTED IN SAN DOMINGO GOT ENOUGH
 OF TT.
huevst ePsaIaI 6e-rsua.

huGgst ePsaIAI 6qe<s0A
 SAN DOMINGO, Dec. l7.-Aruh- hl&hUr Noel whp WIS recently aieotet president nS San DoR1nEp hAs TO. EtenEd and gone uack tn tue slmuIs life.
 IL waA believed that hts oSerpREcy of thr pEesidcnkIIl chuiT would have brought peaCe amOHRst Lhe wsfTins fslrIiuns. but n1 ~rIner Ind he talCsT his seat chan troubles began again The withdrawal Ur the Amcr3cRE rarceE Assmld eS have been the sigma tur G. EonaWaI 0r rAheIIion Sud mot tern are nuw as bad ss ever. Noel r%' fused Iu lake any part In fighting t' hold the presidency.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
Anr,cE PIONEERS or ALASKA.

Wsduesday. De1efnhsr IS. Elecl'oH S on.,erp @nsuInR year, and suck Sthsr h1IslnsuS as nay roile n%TnrF tha tnsenne, FUll Rttendance re- Gi,estea. BY order ut president
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
YRS. AElNzE
 COT DIVORCE
l- pAy ,t.oea fkK MoNTH ALImcNY TO Ills WIFE.
' saaeIaI Rat*aAA

S,..,o., special ssF"aeA resrp itH0H. Dsn. if,"- Eerni1e G. saoured divorce ysBterdaY a,*,.tua HtInzs cn Uns of inc .s.aI Erpundn-
 @. court granted hcr flo9O
 M .s s1In,ony and the custody 0i .r. child of the marriage. In Ed- %,,on ,su to ,he sl''' D month .' 'hs ".' m .,,en s1S a month for rent for t,r apArtmettfz-
 ,..rriags waz known not tG
 ,urned out happily. B"th mode ~-+ ro hc%r on hut the hreach -,. finally made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
M)Ys COMMIT
 BIC ROBBERY
.ANEEsa TO STEALING S2r.0oc
 FroM SANTA FE SAFE
is..,.l Nunsvt HNfvinA

AIsslHI rHQasN
 t.xrESF1ELD. Dse. 1-Marvin .Er.ly. | sanIe Fc messenger, hAs .L....6a to the robbtry Uf Sg1,0oc i'm nn compa"s's "afs- con"setro ,I,s4n him tn the rnbh"Ty %&e hiE I,,;.,hsr. MxlvIn. According to his con sjssivn and both nu" arc under ar 1..t tp AnEwsr Ihe cbEsrEs.
 TSe boys ArH stin undrr <" EsIrs oI .4. MelH1n Ia 1d, but the robbery Tat eomnatttsd sn cls"srly ihIt no Suspic' ,.. crer rested on .hcTn and the be. usf wxs prevalent fUr sSnE time thH' some sxpert thaevfs had "scanapIsh+S
 
 the york
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-18
MINING ( DREDGING EDITION.

The Mtning and Dred,He Edition of the Nome Daily Euggst arc ou sale at Bniler- klAuzo Co. L6nen BEsH.. and the HaArd 0f TrAds- Prlcs sec Per cDp1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
WILSON FEATURES
FIRST SCRIMMAG

Coach Richardson OF the high school
has found a quarterback. In the first
scrlnimage OF the year, yesterday. Earl
Wilson held down this position on the
regular team with such show of ability
as to practically Insure him the job. Earl
demonstrated that he understands how
TO handle the team. He is exceptionally
good on quarterback runs, places the bali
with accuracy, and ia q proficient tackle.
These are all the qualities necessary for
a quarter. and Wilson looks the part.
The boys were out for three hours yes
terday, during which time Associate
Coach Callahan put them through all the
PAGES. He ran them ND and down the
field. practicing forward passes. mas
runs and line bucks. After the practice
"Callie" said the boys progress since
they first reported two weeks ago was
gratifying.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
.LEK| SUGAR FACTORY
WORKS At CAPACITY
Quantity of Beets About the
Same as Last Year; Quail
ity Is Superior.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LEHI, Sept. 2G.-The Idaho Sugar
company's plant at Lehi commenced cut
ting beets today. This is the beginning
OF its twenty-se campaign and prom
ises to be the most successful one In it's
history. More than 100000 has been eX-
pended In improvements during the past
summer consisting chiefly in the installa
ton Of new boiler house. boilers and
q mammoth cement smokestack more
than zoo feet high with an Inside d.
ameter measuring thirteen feet,
Formerly twenty-tour horizontal boil
ers had as many smotestacks. but during
the shutdown these We're removed and
now half many boilers-yet practi-
Cally doubling the former capacity
communicate with the one smolScstack
Last year the plant consumed on an
average 1910 tons of beets every twenty
four hours. The increasing OF the steam
capacity together with other improve
ments, will materially increase the daily
consumption of beets.
The beet crop is about the same as last
season and little above the average
in sugar content and the yield per acre.
The series of rains about one month
ago made the heets fresh and crisp and
the following ideal ripeninG weather is
adding sugar every day. For four days
the farmers have been digging and thoy
report the ground In ideal condition for
this purpose. IT. is probable that the
present run will last we'll into January.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
Will be received by the undersigned up
TO 1 .. M. October s. 1912, for the ma :,
tcral and labor below mentioned and
according 10 the specifications which are
open for the inspection OF the bidders
at the office OF tho secretary OF the
University OF Utah. and all bids, at the
above time will be publicly opened and
read IN the office OF the Deseret Ma
tional bank. In Salt Lake City,
All bids must be addressed to the Unl-
versity OF Utah. Salt Lake City. Utah
and marked ar the lower left hand cor
ner bid" or such bids may be deliv,
ersd TO the board of regents at saio
time and place of opening seme'
A certified check on some bank IN
Salt Lake City. Utah. for at least per
cent of the amount OF each bid must
be inclosed. Each check liz to be Payaole
to the undersigned, and is TO be for
feitcd TO the undersigned In case the Did
is accepted and the bidder does not en-
ter into contract within three days after
its acceptance for the faithful execution
OF the contract and bond herein men
toned
The proposed contract and bond ara
at said office and may be there exam
ined.
A bond must be furnished for cne-half
Of the bid with good and sufficient Sc
curities. all satisfactory 10 the under
signed
For constructing a cement walk eight
feet wide and approximately eS1 feet
''hS VII '"' UNfWERsrTY OF UTAH
gas?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
additional Sporting News
HUNTING SEASON WILL,
BE WITHOUT PARALLEL

Reports from all over the state sent
In to Fred w. Chambers. state fish and
game warden. indicate that the sesson
for hunting, which opens October 1, Will
be without parallel as far as general
condition OF the birds is concerned In
the Bear river marshes in Box Elder
county the wardens report absolutely no
sickness or dead ducks found In an in
spection Of district OF thirty-five square
miles. In Weber county along the We
Der river, as In Davis and Salt Lake
counties, the duck-hunting districts have
been cleaned up and sickness has entire
ly disappeared
Not only Will the ducks In quantity
and quality gladden. the hunters hearts
but the quail and goose hunting will be
equally as good" said Mr. Chambers yes
terday. .I estimate that there are at
least $4,000 quail In Utah county alone.
Reports sent in to the office show
that the greatest fight OF geese ever seen
In this part of the country is now taking
place over the dry-farm districts close
TO water, The shooting promises to be
excellent
DR., T. 8. Palmer OF Washington. D. C,
head Of the bureau Of animal Industry,
while here recently. assured Warden
Chambers that this state will RECEIVE
from seventy-nve to ninety elk to replen-
ish the herds already in the mountains.
These elk are not expected to arrive
until about the middle Of winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DOWN TO SEMI-FINALS

BOSTON. Sept. 26-The semi-flnals in
the womens tennis singles tournament a,
the Longwood Cricket club today resulted
i'm victories for Miss Mary Browne OF
Pasadena, Cal. the national champion,
and Miss Eleauora Sears OF Boston.
Miss Browne eliminated Miss Evelyn
Sears OF Waltham. a former national title-
holder by scores Of 8-3, So Miss Browne
made thirty-four place shots TO forty
one errors,
Miss Eleanora Sears had some diff
Guilty in disposing OF Miss Dorthy Green
Of Philadelphia. three sets being required,
with scores Of 4-6. GO, 6-S
In the mixed doubles, Miss Mary
Browne or Pasadena, paired with A. s,
Williams Of Providence, r l., and s, L.
Reals OF Boston, Ga. 2-6 So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Box Elder Convention.
NJ 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Sept 26.-The Re-
publican county convention of Box Elder
county Will be held In this city October
II. The following nominations will be
made at the convention: One county
commissioner. four-year term; one COM
missioner, two-year term; county clerk,
county assessor. county treasurer: county
recorder county sheriff, county attor-
ney, county surveyor and representa-
tive to the legislature The apportion
ment OF delegates from the various pre-
cncts OF the county is as follows: Brig
ham poll ], IS; Brigham poll 2. 81. Brig
ham poll B. IL Brigham poll 4, IL; Three
Mile, 2; Willard. poll l, 3. Willard poll
II. 9. Mantua, o. Calls Fort, 5. Dewsy-
vile. 9; Collinston. q Beaver Dam, L.
Mslad. 3 Bear River, 6; Manila, g; Sun
set, S; Fielding. 5: Riverside, 3; Plymouth
2: Portage. s; Rawllns. 10. Promontory
l. Curlew. G: Kelton. /: Park Vslloy, 3
Clear Creek. 2; Junction, .; Grouse
Creek. 6; Elwood 8; East Garland. .
Lucln. .; Booth Valley. |: Howell J
Rosette ]: Yost /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
INDICTED MEN MUST
FACE THE CHARGE
Federal Court of Idaho Rules
Against Medbury Land
Company Officials,
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. Sept. 26.--L. g. Bradley.
Gaylor w. Thompson. Samuel 5. Cham
plain, Garde Mahoney. Henry d. Bush
nell and other officers ana agents Of the
Medbury Land & Investment company
indictments returned against them charg-
Ing them with fraudulent use of the
malls. Judge Frank ;. DIETRICH today
handed down an opinion in which he held
that both pleas entered by the defend
ants alleging prejudice and their demur-
rer TO the indictment returned by a
grand jury. should be overruled and The
defendants required to plead further.
The opinion covers a history OF the
case in detail. 1t refers 10 one OF the
pleas involving the telegram sent TO
George W. Fletcher. d member OF the
Jury that returned the true bills. by VIII
liam Dwyer, which was cited by the de-
PENDANTS as one Of the main reasons Tor
prejudice. The court takes an opposite
view and asserts that there is no evidence
to show or no reason to believe that the
jury was preJudlced In the slightest py
/ The sending OF the telegram. al least sut
iicient to influence the returning Of true
bill. At the same time the court sets
| forth that the action of sending such q
telegram was indiscreet and that !,
should not be considered an act that
should pass by unnotlced.
The defendants were indicted on the
| charge OF promoting sale at the town
| site of Medbury and using the malls &c
promote an alleged lottery. The defend
ants are all prominent In this state ano
when IL became known the grand jury
had returned Indictments against then
| the news proved sensational Under tht
courts ruling it will be necessary for the
defendants to go TO trial under tnf
charges contained in the true bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. 2s.-The
" Harvard varsity defeated the second
eleven, % 10 0. today in forty minutes
Of somewhat indifferent football Charlie
Brickley was the star for the varsity,
scoring two touohdowns on long runs and
line plunges besides kicking field Roel
from the thirty-yard line.
Other than Brickley'B star work for the
varsity, Eardwick at halfback and ko-
gan at quarterback showed flashes oil
real football and Bottle was strong IN
r. J. Smith made several brllllan,
Dracou md Storer were strong In the
line. Cable. the negro hammer thrower'
showed strength at guard for the sec
ond team and F'riedley was also strons
bacle OF the limo for the substitutes.
The new rules did not seem TO oother
the candidates
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Prominent Woman Dies.
Special TO The Tribune.

LEHI, Sept. 28-Mrs. Mary Ann An
derson. wife, OF Andrew, II. Anderson and
spected women In Lehi, was buried to-
day. She had held many positions in
ladies' organizations. being particularly
active in the ward and stake organiza-
tions Of the Female Relief society. One
Of her sons, Professor A. b. Anderson. is
supervisor Of the Lehi public schools.
and another. James NJ Anderson, is a
teacher In the Salt Lake City schools.
Her only daughter Ia Mrs s. l. Goodwin
OF Lehi
The speakers were President S J..
Chapman, Abel John Evans, Mrs, Re-
becca StandrinR. Harry Stewart and s.
p. Eggertson r. j. Whipple of the First
ward blshopric presided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Juab Republicans Nominate.

Special TO The Tribune
EUREKA. Sept. 26.-The Republicans
of Juab county held a convention here
today and nominated the following
ticket.
For the legislature-George Jones et
Mammoth.
Four four-year commiss'oner-Gus D.
Henrlod OF Eureka.
For two-year commtssioncr-Ioreh
Manrleson Of Levan
For shcrf-Frank Barrett OF Sureka,
For attorney-Joseph Mcknight III
For clerk-T. W Ylckers nf Nephi
For recorder-John e. Lunt or Lehi
For assessor-Earl Jackman or l.eVah'
For superintendent OF schools-Seorse
A. Sperry Of Nephi.
For survcvor-I II. Carter OF Nephl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Farvard Wins From Second Team;
Yale Men Get Gruelling Work

assuonal News Service.
nA'sN. Conn. Sept. 2s.-Yale
esii -. coaches made no secret to-
u, ". lset that they regard the
u ntnn.er critical They ordered the
|Ess svasn n,ast tho longest and most
|rsslIrsae Of the season, despite
s ,nSs gsme with Wesleyan YES
lsr, lSe Impending Holy Cross
h5s. was ordered. for tho strong
"a b., oli tho squad have been re-
II sdl siH elevens were formed for
eals ,va and before practice closed
& everyone In uniform had been
! Nttraa'E Of work. Every playar
q, Tbo,ou out for duty, even Bo-
b csmos csnoss shoulder "a weak, and
As ,l Jr, who has not vet re-
Bon .,ssSht since his recent Ill
~ On oer .Sr was assigned to senti-
Gsa she second eleven and was
- S,rp practice half an hour, Camp
tGfs fs,O fOp lEdc.hng and logged around
ohd'uoning purposes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Socialist Primaries,

Special TO Tne Tribune.
EUREKA. Sept, 26.-The Socialist
party held primaries in the city hall hore
this evening and nominated \. a. Peter
son for Justice OF tho peace and Joseph
Rarton FOR constable The following
delegates to the county convention that
will no held here next Tuesday were
chosen Robert Adamson. Robert Church,
c. r. Berry. NJ j. Tfschner' NJ j; CON
nelly. J. w. Morton, Rasmus Nelson,
John Church. William Bacon, n. l..
Mitchell. William Freckleton, A. +. Met
SON. c. Brandt and James Hanley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Progressives Hold Rally.
. q. -rI&. fr,lhn,,

SPANISH FORK, Sept. CA Pro-
gressiye rally was held at the opera house
here last night. Following were the
speakers; Stephen II. Love OF Salt Lake
City, c. J, Carpenter OF Provo and Walter
Adams.
Extracts from Roosevet'e confession OF
faith were read and commented on by
the speakers,
At q late hour, after the meeting closed,
q primary was held for the nominal ation OF
eighteen delegates to attend the county
convention 10 be held at Provo, Septem-
Der 81. for the purpose of nominating a
full set OF county officers. The follow
ing were selected
Isaac Brockbnnk, Fred Lewis, Sr.. Jo-
Manuel. Harry Davis, Mrs. Harry Davis.
Mrs. Lottie Jones. Fred Jackman. Mrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
'aree Contenders Win Heats
~ columbus Free-fOr- All IrOt

ElnrsrIoanal News Service.
ls,s . O.. Sept. 2e.-arand cir
IA s,,s sal' afternoon over the Co
4 a1sS iTs. was made notable by tho
asudsrss' all trotters, three OF
W % oSn. winning heats. 0raco.
~ mwrnned, was the winner, In
harSS rSSc,esesssful = heat she redueed ] her m
4 xoriS.Is "a s;o4s. and in the Anal one
Say mss record for ffth heats in
Win R,rAs rAsrehdalo. the favorite.
~ "y Burke tho contending
ssF sssFFA,e q by G. Fl. Ruaoocs o, New
ssa a sn. tGe Horse Review futurity
rtraisb' lot Of rival three-year-
y. a,ssa ,sssagghman. after DON prontc
mi On heat s OF the s;oS pace in
va A. "a and got the race Tine
~ sstt,nuth Inc public expected.
" faSoo.fl faSo fifteen starters. Mack's
.thoIcs taits, ran Nth. Rainbow
The Snd Sn.d In favor, landed thu
ss Fridsr Will he taken up tn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Provo Pioneer Dies.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. Sept. 26.-Peter johnson, one
of the carly pioneers of Utah county, Il cd
at his home in Lake View Wednesday y
night at 1890 of general debility. Mr.
johnson was S7 years uf age born in
Denmark, January /. 1925. FIe came &c
Utah, crossing the plains by OK team. In
1884 Three sons Peter Johnson, Jr
MAIDS Johnson and A. o. Johnson. and a
number Of grandchildren, survive.
Funeral services will be conducted from
the Lake View ward house Saturday az
p. m. Interment will be in the Provo
City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Dawson Reinstated

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Joe Dawson. one
Of the worlds best known automobile
drivers sent word to Chicago last night
that he had Just been reinstated bv the
American Automobile association contest
board and that he probably would be
seen in the Vanderbilt cup and Grand
Prix races at Milwaukee. October and
5. The action OF the board goes Into
effect immediat tely. Dawson was sus-
pended for driving an exhibition mile on
a dirt track for the benefit OF the Elks
lodge OF Memphis. July last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27


State of Utah. county OF Salt Lake
A. II. Peabody. being first duly sworn
according to law. deposes and says that
ne Is cashier OF the above named bank
that the above and foregoing report con-
tains a full. true and correct statement
OF the condition of the said bank at the
close OF business on the 2Srd day OF
September. 1912.
A. II. PEABODY.
Correct-Attest:
H. p. CLARK.
LESTER D. FREED,
JAS. II. BROWN,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
2sth day Of September. 1912.
(ScaD LILLIAN ANDERSON,
Notary Public.
Stale OF Utah. office OF bank commits
soner.
I. c, s. Tneey. bank commissioners OF
the state OF Utah do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and cor
rect copy OF tho statement OF the above
named company, filed In my office this
goth day OF September, 1912.
C.. s. TIECEY.
Bank Commissioner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
Held On Serious Charge.

Special TO The Tribune
SPRINGVILLE. Sept 26.-Edward
Tanner a young married man OF Pay
son. was brought before Justice u. G.
Johnson OF this city yesterday on the
charge OF criminal assault. lie was
bound over To await the action of The
grand jury and placed under $1,000 bonds.
The complaining witness was Marguerite Q
Wauer of Salem, and the offcnse was al
legged to have been committed Sep
ternbpr q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
COLEMAN Shades Palmer

nnDELPHIA. Sept. 26.-Tommy
- The Frankford weiterweight,
t1dls Palmer of New Orleans in
~ I'round bout at the Broadway
Isnt was tame during the first
Moos, brt the fireworks started IN
am, When the southern negro
gn over two night uppercuts. send
Clsaan staggering to the ropes, The
"na was about even, but in the
W rounds Coleman won the banors