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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

case Of Mrs. Maude Eccles West against
William Eccles was reopened before
Judge y. j. Harris in the district court
today. Mr. Ecccs was recently found
guilty Of contempt for his alleged failure
TO pay the alimony ordered by the court
at the time the wife was granted di-
VorCc in 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
SALT LAKERS SHOW
UP WELL WITH CUBS
Continued from Page Eight.)
By Tad

Frisco policeman. has bccn in steady
training on the coast for the last
two montns and right now is f1t 10
buckle down 10 championship going.
Judging from the form displayed By
the far westerner he is going 10 give
Eddie LennoX and II. Zimmerman a
merry battle for the third base post.
In addition 10 showing classy form
rs a fielder Bill also conducted him
self nj bat like chap Who knows
every wrinkle about swstting His
average for last season With Salt
Lake of the Union association was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Conscience Hurts Him.

ATLANTA. Gu, March ia stricken
consriencc because OF perjury he says he
committed fifteen years aSU al Roma, IA:
-, s,Inv his wife FOR divorce. drove q. W.
1'hnu,aa "a preacher uf Portland. Or. "a
write Ia Governor Brown that he IL ready
10 come hack to Georgia ana stand tl9l'
Thomas savs that he loved another won
an and told falschoods 10 set rid OF his
wife
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
y Is Investigating.

~ United States postal department.,
.ssn uS posloiiicc inspectors and the
1unt .s attorney at salt Lake is now in =
1I.tung the business OF this company.
ihe government officers have been
'LaN with list Of most OF the Pro-
.NtsciiberS
;c pan OF the Standard Real Estatc @
~ "a company is almost the same as
~ ,he Equitable Loan a. Investment
NV, The last named company has
~ ncadquartcrs In four states since
,nchs business. At first the home
vas al Phoenix, AriZ then It was
w w 'alinS. Tex, from there 10 Salt
mh. ana at the present time is
es nom Denver, Colo. Every time
sy'updhF changes It's home Office II
~ '@lscS It's Official directory, IL is
inc plan Of both of these com
|rb,,s 10 loan money al . per cent
[ss ,Iloc,s OF the stock. but il is nee
WI ule subscriber TO pay into the
<n,n', IN mstallmcnts, a given per-
- OIL the amount of The loan de-
., w.. county Attorney Jacob Evans
nm i"at no loans have ever been made
rs,n COUNTY except To agents of the
&Ea' even after the full amour,
tn,,, pald IN by the subscriber which
T%'s TO pay in order to get the
.ie..e ieiterhcads of the Stauda I'd
a.s Loan company gives the
1ne officers OF the company as
~. w. T. Medders, president: a
MINI vice president; j, f.. Medders
~ WIN the home office at 6O7.
III 'fohdTd building. Dallas. Tex
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

~LMo' WAS MS FRONT NAME RoONe
hHA0a WHETH6R TWAS WISHED
on HIM or NHEniea r ne HAD LOST
q beT AHD WORE n b0T WiLM6T WAS
KS NAVE Aho QUfGN NAL MS MANNER
Ne WAS OCCUPIED GAcH DAY By
A sParaTirIr AoU5G PUMPING
Afa INTO A PAIL OF M,Hrowl
WiLhtoV ShlpllT7H. me ONLY
TINE he AER SpoKG WAS or
NAG 14N OF FEBRUARY Acso
nSsN HE WNiSpEREa INTO The
bosS LiSTENER-
IF q FLS/sI & FISH CAN 60
HALF A kh,G VNlTAouO a STOP
HOW FAR cAsI 4 RoGT FIS?
BOOM, Boom N5DN GkrnER+R
Ar1Ti PAST BOYS ME-
ARE SANEO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Seeks Missing Wife.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March lin letter IN the
local pollce. T.. n. Young OF Butte. Mont
asks the officers TO assist him In locat.
lns his wife who left home about a
week ago. He states in the letter that
he is under the impression that she Is
sligntiv demented, \ few days ago he
received a letter from her written on
the stationary ot the Marion hotel In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
TO FILL THREE OFFICES.
Former Chief OF Police Browning VIII
Have Numerous Titles.

SnerlaI 10 INC Trlbune.
OGDEN. March Il.-At the regular
meetin OF The city commission tonight
former Chief OF Police Thomas f.
Browning was appointed by unanimous
vote to act as city food Inspector at "A
salary of $45 per month. special tax col
wcSpbts a. nd s1V on, sSn Snu e ses,Sr o.!
making a total salary OF StO5. In addi-
ton to this he is TO receive so 4 month
horse hrc.
A formal permit was granted Roy
Shecdy. contractor. 10 raZe the ruins
of the burned Eccles block The permit
was granted with the understanding
that The contractor snail not use more
than one third of the streets adjace /
10 the building and that the Temporary
plank walks shall be kent in repair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Nam Flvinr Racortl.

POiTlERS. France, March l.-Msu-
rice Tabuteau. the holder OF n number
OF flying records. reached here today
from Pau, a distance of about 26t miles.
which he travelled in his monoplane III
two hours and thirty-five minutes. at
the rate OF approximately 1olt miles an
hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Protto Holding Out.

4 dispatch from Spokane saws than
Spokane Athletic club team Of the civ
league. has signed TO play with Helena
OF the Union association tnls year. but
will not report 10 the club. Protto was
notified by Manager Irby that the Hell
en5 team would train i'm Utah this
spring and was ordered 10 report there.
No transportation was iuclofed and
Manager Cohn OF tine Northwestern
league team has announced that he had
disposed of Jack Tauscher. an inhelder
last season. to the Butte club.
Apparently Weiser Dell mas been lost
by both Butte and McCloskey The big
fellow, who has been wintering In Butte
purchased ticket for st. Louis Satur-
day and left Sunday 10 report for prac-
tice. Dell was drafted last year, but
failed to report when the ST. Louis re-
cruits took the training trip In 1911
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Eccles Case UP Again.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, March 1l.--FoT the purpose Of
giving the defendant opportunity TO
show how much no had contributed to-
ward the support of minor child. the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Granted License 10 Wed.

Special u TIE Tribune.
OGDEN March ll--Jay Sherrud and
Carrie r. Bond, both OF this city, We're
granted marriage license today by
County Clerk Samuel G. Dye.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
s,,al sses Failure to Support,

y Third az ~. divorce was brought
',T; torresFict court yesterday ~
slntlff alp aIIn from Edwin Horror.
A m 10 an n'ases that although the
- proybia5a aolc bodied man he has
we Tor her and a minor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Knhiak Beats Moran.

ALBANY. y. Y, March iI.-Al kubisk
beat Frank Moran. tho PlitSnurg heavy
weight. in round bout here tonight,
Kubak won every round by A wide mar
gin and In the eighth the bell saved
Moran from a certain knockout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

TWAS An oOT OF TOWN GAlL
FOR soAeI E'nsSEeG hrSo BELIEVE
ME 5oHN wAi SutH A GcnEMsSIs
WA'St BE A RG ORDER r.
m'GtT De FROM SOME pnoMuE.T
WAX - eE THAT as u mAS Mo
fi1esRG SwGuED WtTN pens
Az He RWt+D muHARps Ole ls,ee
HshoL HEA-OL He NELLGo
cs'> IS FiNBEPR, WHATS n Is.
peep VOICE SAID
LISTEN Fir BERG
WA I IS IT THAT a WOMAN
HoLLGNS WHEN SAE JAfpJ on
a BANANA 5kJeS AHp SMILES
WHEN 5 HE .SLlPS o9 \
JGAL Sc iN7
Don't I3n tlihA \NiTH THAT
THERE'S NAILS IN II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
Butte Wants Meeting.

The Montana papers are still clamor-
Inc for the holding Of the Union league
schedule etjnS in Butte. The Butts
Miner believes that there will be 4
switch In meeting places, and That Butte
Will win the day. The whole talk came
thought they saw In the schedule. tho
opening dates of which only had bse9
announced. conflict with the Butte rscs
meeting. The entire schedule has not
been given ont: indeed. nothing mora
has been said about II than that the
season would open on April 20 Butte
enthusiasts got down their calendar and
at home and five weeks abroad. the
Butte team would bump into the raoa
meeting. Pre- esident Lucas would be the
last man In the world to desire a clasn
of dates with Buttes pony events. and
there car be no doubt that any siioli
conflict win be avoided The Miner has
this item the subject:
The Montana cities represented in
the Union league are making
the schedule meeting in Ogden, and
Yesterday Helena. MIssoula and
Great Falls come through In answer
to wires sent from nere. requesting
that the meeting be held In thtR city.
Recent DEVELOPMENTS have made II
as pertains TO the question OF rae
Ing dates. the recent decision OF the
supreme court having largely ar
fected the situation generally
There seems to be little question
now that the schedule meeting Will
be held III this city The two Utah
cities can hardly claim any risht In
towns insisting on the gathering OF
the gnates in Butte,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12
am Judd Probing.

|fs H., NhoIncy EYans's investigation
n connasl nuslhess done by the Equitable
y has mere. and Sheriff George
-hs ,n",s;h "Ieh working for moro than six
NJ ronohIhS into the affairs of the
4b ,.grn or,,in Sheriff Judd says that
Rucccss' ln the two companies are
D ht ~ ,he same men. Mr.. Evans
b IS 9s s,,s 10 call a grand jury as
flhsr lclent evidence can be got
. busins, Justify a thorough sitting of
r. stor,, oi those loun associations
ftday as published In Tho Tribune
LaLs Jpn 1,Il Provo created a stir In
d. also Sty. as these two companies
~ N, donc considerable business
Hlalon wright Of The Credit Men $
.fnsy J, at salt Lake called County
-lhs 10 to@eob Evans by telephone this
saSsiurUp make further inquiry.
[tslbsrs Is partial list OF The Provo
'e,hsd ~ IN the Standard company as
y Lake the postofG,e inspector at
ldd ,hN ny The officers here. George
@richnase Of Ctah county: Mark
Cri,tsns1, Jr.. county clerk; Hyrum
Esit.,s county assessor; AIrs r..
aphsr. n, pourlh district court ste
n: l.. NMina Houston, deputy county
ss Nst a. ir.ys Moyes and C.. G. DsInuist.
mon "'elndes business and profess
~ Q. tba as We'll as farmers In all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-12

tsd !. !. Dodge, an al,orn.v or f,ds
essni .,,sst ,dst night that he wsS tho ,egaI I
ali fsve fshve Of The Stsndsrd cnn,n. cnn mn, !, !.
toncsfnn Ind and added that he believed
n eonce,,Jio commissioner Done, when
that /, ing lie Standard company.
'.,as.a IN mad authority 10 transact
aFo. . ny state until about four
TtsaiIon "meh IT withdrew by reason
'',,c ltsisl, enacted at the last session
~ loe conrc, connnc, MIR. Done said that
|lt|ssaesact b,isiniy MAS given permission
.t securiiIan IN the state II de-
"a. in an. WIN him, 10 protect
10Y eo,,,a was Of the optni6n that The ths
4 thesu not lcgalIy transact bnsi :
e,dte al this li,,,a ~.
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eaE7S ooorT~ GALLAS tGfs hAo
HO7 w cRkGp ~ 7 LONG SSAhs
An,SA>JcEf usE t46 t4Ap WAITED
bR'SoM gTAfsla TO TvsrI Up BT
IT AENaa ON a no NOM LIKE
T,@AT GREAT MAeL MAO
FALLEN BAek FoG a Jpe,HGog
NO aco SSIpER AoG MAGnlrUpt
COsT AS ne MAS AeoUT 70 lMfTpTE
The nGEn a LAO f2u5HGp vp
ArSoSLP PED HIM q SoTE
He. AEeNoUJGH Toae opE>I TIE
nNrI 6 kr-o REAC
WHEN hEH CUT RUSSiAH
SABE 90 Dte USE An
ielcLE?
CO RRAATS CAOS
NO. GlopAp NAPOLEON
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-22
.,,,Iy n Elrc Hero.

hands r is he held up small round box,
n nFeIIowsf, he shouted, this. Bucklen' s
Arnica sa,ve ! hold, has everything beat
for e b,trns "Right! also for boils, ulcers
sores, pinlples, eczema Gus, splal T.,
br,lisesi surest pile cure. It snDaues N.
Illumination. kills pain. Only % Genus a.
All Druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-22

J,,d Nv,
was transactino husinocs in wa1cb
Monday whn.I o,'l '''' - "'''n
nol;4;an, ..t' "I' o'heu reiati'e 10 inc
p''''iCal SITUATION IN his section OF the
parish ne replied that there was not
much attention hpIno maid to no,itics
at thic t;oo h,,4 4,,.t /, f' ~ po'' ' -,
,,,t,'> ' - ','''e' ""' 'ii"' 'ie neHeFeo Inc
Yo'e'S mere would III the main support
the country candidates in preference
~ '"o'0 'e''s 0rofght out by Jennings
Bert Longenbach, one of the Dronj.
nent citizens Of Iowa, was transactjnr
business in Welsh Monday.
DR.. Oden, CT Kinder, was one Of the
prominent out OF town visitors here
Monday.
& Ro,lo, oe IL l,,,..,-
rr7,rfato,,r rs 49, T ,,' 49, ','N ~ NV
Co OF Lake Charles. was traDgactin0
business in Welsh Monday,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-22
at Building Falls

81 'a1iol Is undermined, and
y 20 o. health good diges.
quick collapse follows
as Of indigestion, DR..
Pills should be taken
and regulate liver
els Pls sal,t, easy,
seuts at AL Druggists,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-22
New Rice f3ran and Pol
isn at Jones Bros.

Attorney Alfred Barrie, of Lake
Charles was greeting Welsh friends
here Saturday. Mr.. Barbe is a candidate
for the additional JudgeSIip that was
provided for in the last cit ton. While
new in politics, never having asked for
any political preferment in the past,
Mr.. Barbe has the appearance Of being
good material for the position that he
is seeking to be elected to. He is native
of this parish, educated in Tulane, and
has practiCed law in Lake Charles for
the past twelve years, where he has
built up a successful and lucrative
practice. You will find Mr.. Barbe's an.
nouncement in the announcement
columns of this issue of the Journal.
Mrs. F. W. Morrison
wishes to ounC e
through the Rice Belt
journal, that she has
leased what is known as
the Goss Rooming House
on the Corner of Hodges
and Division ST., just 1
block north of New Post
Office in Lake Charles
and will have furnished
rooms for rent with or
without board. 25-4c.
Rev. E. M. Stewart went to Lafayette
Saturday to assist in the installation Of
Rev. W. A. Role, recently of Texas, a:
pastor of the Lafayette Presbyterian
church.
Bring your hair combings to IL
T we will make them up into 3 stem
braids for 81 25-C. A. Macleod
over Crescent Drug Store.
/ Strayed or Stolen:- From my HON
7 near Elton, On Monday night, Nov. Att
one light bay horse about 16 hand
high, weighing about LOCO to l,lO
pounds, black name and ail,White strip
in face, saddle scar on back. Reward
$500 given for recovery OF same
: Louis Gray, Elton, La, 29p.
Sidney Langley, police juror frol
Ward S. was tranSacting business
: Welsh Friday, going from here to LAX
Charles where he spent the afternoo
> on matters of business.
FOUND:...A lap robe Monday mort
t ing, owner can have same by provln
d property and paying for this ad. Il
uaire at the JOURNAL OFFICE. Est
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-22

Rouge, arrived i'll Welsh Saturday
afternoon fer a short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Carr.
ChaS. Mason of Lake Charles was
visiting his family in Welsh Sunday.
Rice Chicken Feed at
Jones Bros. Feed Store.
Anitole st. German, of Lake Arthur,
who is the candidate for Clerk of Court
that was Endorsed by the Jennings
Committee a few weeks ago, was in
Welsh Monday, looking over the poiitl.
cal situation.
The Ladies Aid Society of the U. B.
Oh lrch at Roanoke will hold their
Annual Supper and Bazaar Friday
evening, Nov. 22nd. All invited.
DR.. Morgan Smith. whose announce
ment appears in this issue of the JOUR.
NAL as a candidate for Coroner, was a
pleasant caller at our Office Monday,
H. A. ByWater, the expert engineer
and machineSt, who has been spending
the summers here for the past four
years running pumping plants, returned
to Welsh from his home in New Orleans
recently expecting to spend the winter
here. He is now open for employment
in his line of work, and guarantees tC
make good. Address him at Welsh, La
If in need of his services. 3lp.
Anthony Hebert was in Houston the
latter part of last week, visiting friends
and attending the annual fall carniva
held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Smith, of Por
Arthur, Texas, We're the guests 0
friends in this city Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Julian Louviere and little Sol
Ralph went to Lake Charles Sunda,
for a few days visit with friends.
! Rice Chicken Feed a
} Jones Bros. Feed Store
, E. S. Wood, of Houston, Texas, al
rived in Welsh Tuesday evening for
, few days business.
Mrs. j. W. Mccain, Of Crowley, a
rived in Welsh Saturday afternoon fO
D a few days visit with her daughte
Mrs. Clarence EStis.
5 Miss Avery, of Jennings, was tt
: guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Reeve,
? this city Saturday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Philip COVerdale ar
, little daughter, Pearl, were the CUES
y of relatives in Jennings Saturday al
y Sunday.
y Mr.. Ernest Pratt. of Lake Arthu
} VINO is in the race for sheriff was
3 this locality the latter part of la
q week. Mr.. Pratt is indOrsed by larE
4 percentage of the Lake Arthur voter
Z and expects to beat his competto
y Mr.. VIM in that box by handson
y majority.
. Mrs. Pope Jordan and little daught'
! of BrooksYille, Miss, arrived Mondf
! evening for visit with the former
Z parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Anderso
I of this city.
I No hunting or trespassing allow
4 ON lands owned or controlled by t
{ undersigned Geo. w. Cosner. Esp.
{ w. A. Hervey, of Dunlap, Illinois, 6
I rived in Welsh the first OF the week
I few days business visit. Mr.. HerV
I in connection with his brothers is int
I ested in considerable realestate in Il
4 locality,
I EIoi Hebert made business trip
| Lake Charles Thursday morning.
I T. Jones went to Lake Char
! Thursday morning to attend a meet
. Of the school board, of which he il
member.
su Miss Lassie Estis, OF Crowley Cal
,fs over to Welsh Thursday morning fo1
- L. hama r,G hc1, hpnthI
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-11-22
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Thursday and Friday at
rlodeE Grocery.

Jos. F. Fuselier, candidate for sheriff
spent the latter part of last week in this
locality. Mr.. Fuselier is making a strong
campaign, and has been over most OF
the parish, and is confident that ne will
be an easy winner in the coming election
Mrs. McDaniels does all kind OF Hair
Work, made from combings, dyes and
buys hair. Call or leave orders al nome
of Mrs. Jas. Wilson, Welsh. La. Zip
RE. Medus of Crowley was a Welsh
visitor Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. JeteF and little
daughter Miss Thelma were the guests
Of friends in Lake Charles Monday.
Row Carter went to Lake Charles
on business Monday evening.
We have just received from Smiths
Music Store, Lake Charles. La, the
following new publications; "Onetla
March Twostep," E. F. Losey; "Cupids
Bouquet Waltzes," E. c. Dnble," two
popular dance numbers; Dance OF the
Fairies H. j. Lincoln, a popular dance
by popular composer; Flip FLAP
Galop," Fl. VonBufg All orders VII!
receive prompt attention.
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MOTION PICTURE PLAYS

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Big demand and good pay Details free Associated
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FARM LANDS

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ARIZONA FARM LANDS

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-13
=ON THE SECOND FLOOR

ruling of the Taft majority in the Ma
tional committee, and crftized the
work of that body with increasing
bitterness.
The question of whether or not Col.
Roosevelt would come to Chicago and
what effect his coming would have up
on the tense situation came up at al
most every turn of the endless dis
cussions and arguments. Nearly all
agreed that the arrival of Col. Roose-
welt would bring the situation to an
immediate focus, but the outcome of
such an event was disputed.
The third candidate talk included
Cummins and La Toilette, and then
went on to the much-debated dark
horse" possibility. A dozen names
were mentioned in the latter connec-
ton, but there was no unanimity of
opinion.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-13
family residence, Inferment vi

family residence. Interment VIII
be in the City cemetery. -
Mr.. Arledge was born in Wilcox
County, Ala, 65 years ago the 10th OF
last February, and for so years has
been a resident of South Mississippi,
He came to Hattiesburg about seven
years ago from Jasper county, where
he had engaged for many years in
farming He and his wife, who sur
wives him, have reared to maturity
three sons and seven daughters, all
of whom are living to mourn the death
of their father. Dr. w. |. Arledge, a
practicing physician and DR.. H. j. Ar
ledge, a dentist, living at Poplarville,
and l.. E. Arledge, prominent farmer
of Jasper county, are the sons of Mr.
Arledge. Mrs. s. F. Thigpen of Bay
Springs; Mrs. R. l.. McLendon, OF Ida
Mrs. e. L. Burkett, Mrs. H. c. Jones
Mrs. E. l.. Burkett, Mrs. H. P. Jones
Mrs. d. D. Todd and Miss Lorena Ar
ledge, of Hattiesburg, are the daugh
tiers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-13

cases by the national committee.
1t was a day of Taft victories ex
clusively. In the cases of the Cali
fornia, Arizona and Michigan contests
the Roosevelt forces made fight and
voted their full strength against the
Taft delegates. In the California case
they secured a roll call, losing 16 to
81. In the Arizona contest they failed
to get a roll call and in the Michigan
cases none was asked, although they
voted against seating the Taft dele
gates-at-large.
The contests settled in favor of
President Taft were
Arizona delegates at large, G; Cal
ifornia. fourth district, 2; Louisiana,
delegates at large, G.; first, second,
third. fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh dis
tricts, IA; Michigan delegates at
large, 6; Mississippi, delegates at
large, 4; first district, 2. Total, 40.
Pearl Wright, national committee
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-13
LAUREL BAPTISTS TO
ATTEND ENCAMPMENT

Laurel, June 13-Rev. L. G. Gates,
who Is of the promoters of the Sun
day school encampment at Hatties-
burg, expects to take a delegation
from LAUREL numbering nearly a
hundred. 1t is hoped that this en-
campment will be made a permanent
one, and that it will equal in public
interest the great encampments for
the promotion of Sunday school and
other Christian works that have been
such success in the North. Last Sun
day the various classes of the First
Baptist church determined to send
delegates-some of them promising
half of their membership.