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CHARGE
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CONTINUED From First PaRe.)
prospects of Democratic success were
very bright I thought any Demo-
crat except Mr.. Bryan could be elect
ed. and was willing to aid any other
man. He had led the party to defeat
three times and I regarded him a. the
only cloud on the horizon I had no
special interest In any one. but had
known Governor Harmon, OF Ohi6. Tor
twenty-five years and believed he
would make q good President I gave
his managers somewhere between $751;
Oo0 and $4,000. Later on my friend.
Senator Bankhsad. manager for Mr..
Underwood. came to me with an ar
gument in favor OF a Southern man
for President That appealed to me.
and / gave him thirty-odd thousand
dollars" He added: Il was not asked
to aid Mr.. Clark or Mr.. Wilson. but
would have given them assistance
If I had been requested"
Mr.. Ryan said he was convinced
that Judge Parker could not be elect.
ed before he was nominated. TIE
Ss5e.0oo was given. he said. after
Judge Parker's defeat was assured.
Half a dozen Philadelphia newspa-
per men were sworn to-day to testify
that William Finn. the Pittsburgh
leader. was In Philadelphia At the
time Senator Psnrose charged Finn
offered him 100000 for his support
for the senatorship to succeed Sena-
tor Quay. Mr.. Finn. on the stand. de-
cla1ed that he was not in Philadsl-
phia At the time.
The committee will meet tomorrow,
but 1t Is probable no witnesses VIII
be heard Several will be summoned
for Wednesday, according to present
plans, and the committee, after Wed
nesdays session. probably viii adjourn
until after election
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f-,,E he nzs tsnu~ 90 c,-sst nth Sn9se
N q RICHARDSON IN reass6 80 the tsS To-
...,,e,,ise ~hy-n ~s.i se tshrp % ~ the,
,r..S fyrv Of H.Sssrss Ceur.. Par T.. JU1Oo,
f-,rrg "a Wells. Of Hsssiags Court. fsrs
n Ell take ~ steps ~ sAe mDeter. SesUIe
49, BJebarGUuD 0DeW - - - ..
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INV, O~epsns. ~ ~.

Among the ssce-s siarsf 90 rrcora Nes-r.
a. I. !, Nus.i-gs rsu--. Fsrt ". as 6~>d
.. ss,ssin s,d sse ''e- . c9nt 70
- =, sssy-nsr. Zee, On ssm-es street. BE-
vour,ess.s ana Psssseess. u sas im-
.-ayer~r.s ecrsss,soe - ss-ee s~eysNo9
s,..- q. fsa. fsse ssA 81, semNes sreee
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Wilson Stands For a Principle
Will You Stand BY Him7

pe.e6eL political life
Of politicians and banes
eAa.e Who believe : the end justices the who are honest
candidate Of
snyns old fashioned honesty dea OF In
Wilson Of his candidacy and platform
throughout
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Want a Good Healthy
Stomach Free From Indigestion?
The Sooner You Get Box of Mona Stomach
Tablets the Quicker Gas, Sourness, Fermenta-
ton and Stomach Misery Will Vanish.

Get nd Of indigestion, dyspepsia,
gastritis or cataTrh Of tho stomach or
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Baptist.

bApIlSt,
IMMANCEI. BAPTIST CHURCH
Fourth East and Second South streets
The Rev. l.. y. Bowerman. u. D.. min
!s;er. Preaching services at i0:i6 a. m.
and s .. M Mothers Sunday: morning
subject, "Womsn's Work and influence
In the World" evening. In What Sense
Ia Father tho Head OF the Family?'
Fine gospel singing. Bible school az ITO
D. m; y Ben Brown superintendent.
Young Peoples meeting at $50 p; N.
Midwcck prayer and social service Wed-
nrsdnv evening at s o'clock. You are
very cordially invited to all OF these
services
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST cHIRCH,
West Second South near Ninth West
e. T. Bronson. minister; Fricda y. DIeS-
gel. missionary: Manuel Porter Bible
school superintendent. Bible school al ~, ~
proSra mme with sermon on ',The Heroine
~ the Home" Junior X. Y. r.. |. at
9SS p sb r. Ssn@F o. a Fss sssf'fe Living 3 ~ ioseh
ing upon the Titanic tragedy aud other
vital issues Special music at both %dr,7 SeIy5
icss MiaySek serviee 7sn and tsaeheIs @ We
cordially invite you 10 meet with us.
BURLINGTON BAPTIST MISSION,
corner Of Indiana and Navajo streets.
sbepheTd ftfi MISS issohary. i Sunday % school % at
tend.n, teaG It M Msslon NJ sandag s:hool st
p. m. at 90 Gsnesee avenue, ShN Schalz,
superint endent. Young Peoples meeting
at $40 u. m: tonic, '"fhe Value OF Initla-
tive" Miss Jackman leader tonight.
Preaching service at 1;So ?. m. by the
Rev George r. Narney Of Reno. NcN.
Young Peoples meeting Thursday night
at 7:f5. followed by the prayer meeting
at o'clock.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH (coI-
ored). Third South and Seventh East
stroets-John II. Allen. pastor. Religious
worship will be held AT this church Sun
day. May 10. The pastor will deliver n
spnr,is nn .Ii+h ~ 6,ao ~ th.
Earth" The Grand United Order OF Odd
Fellows viii hold annual thanksgiving
the pastor will deliver the principal ad
dress. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing: Mrs. V. Wickliff. leader The pas
Tor viii also lecture on Baptist Articles
OF Faith" Sunday school as usual.
/ Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. King
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Episcopal.

ST. MARES CATHEDRAL. East First
South. between Second and Third East
streets.-rhe RI. Rev: Franklin ;. Spald-
ing. ID. D., bishop, the Very Rev. Sam
uel II. Colladay, dean; tho Rev Donald
Is. Johnston. canon. Sunday, May y.
hfth after Easter (Rogation Sunday :
$50 a. m, holy communion; 9:f5 a. M
Sunday school; II a m. morning prayer.
litany and sermon by the dean. 0 D. M.
evening prayer and address by the dean
on John Knox; y. M. at Rowland hall.
shortened evening prayer and address,
ST. PAULS CHURCH. Main and Fourth
South sireets.-Serviccs SUNDAY as fol-
lows: Holy communion at IL m; morn
ing prayer and sermon by the rector at
il o'clock. evening prayer and address AT
O'Clock. Sunday school at 9:i5 a IN. Az
seats arc free and everybody welcome.
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PreSbYterian

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner of South Temple and c streets
The Rev. William NJ. Padcn. u. d. pas
tor. Morning services at IL o'clock.
Evening services at ,:ij o'clock. Sun
DAY school nj 1880 y. III. Young peoples
meeting Sunday night at go O'Clock.
Midpcek services ON Wednesday even
inr. Prayer and conference at o'clock
Everybody cordially invited TO all these
services.
w l. S r MINISTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. FIRST West and Fifth South
streets. Sobcr; Asa Smith, pastor. At
tho morning service II o'clock, Mothers
day viii he observed and n sermon
preached on "Our Mothers" Al per-
sons attending arc requested 10 wear y
white flower In honor OF their mothers.
Al l2;l5 noon the Sunday school Will con =
duct Mothers dar programme. At 6:fS
r. IN. :hc Presbyterian young people of
the city have union service In this
church. At 1;i5 y. IN. tho young people
or the Endeavor society will take charge
"f the evening service, for which they
have arranged musical programme.
Tho pastor will speak on The Place OF
TIC Young People in the Work Of the
Church"
THIRD PEESBY TERRAIN CHURCH.
corner OF Eleventh South and Eleventh
East Streets-Frank q. Leonard pastor
Morning service of worship and preach
Ing, ~ o'clock: subject. Times and Sea
sons" Sunday school, I2:15. Y +. s.
&. T., o'clock. Evening song and
preaching service. o'clock: subject.
Bunker Hin Failures" cordial well
como given to all
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Sunday Services in
Salt Lake Churches
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES EXTENDED TO ALL

Aiiss C. Wittenberg. 515 sixth avenue
Thursday evening AT S o'clock.
DANISH LUTHERAN CIIUHCH, cor
ner OF First avenue and l. street-Harald
Jensen. pastor: residence, 81 IL street
Bell phone -Wasatch. High mass
service at II n m. with rehearsal and
confirmation. on account OF tho con
flrmation there Will be no evening service
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. cor
ncr Second South and Fourth East
streets-Erlck Floreeu. pastor. sunday
school at 1880 a IN. Services at p. m
Confirmation class at 6:l5 p. IN. Mon
day evening, May 13.
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MethndiSt.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CUURCIi--The Rev Robert VI. Steven
son. u. D.. president Of Westminster
college will conduct the services and
preach both morning and evening today,
Morning service ~ l0:i5: subject, Learn
ing the Lesson OF Content Evening
service IT 80: subject. What Are You
Worth?" Special music 1T Doth services.
Sunday school convencs at 12:45, and all
arc cordially invited. Epworth League
service al 6:i5. The midweelI service at
r. m. Wcdne sday.
ILTFF NJ. T.. CHUECH-Niuth East and
First South streets. Ransom l.. Nichols.
pastor. residence i2s l street. 9:s5 A. M,
sunday school. G. l.. Jacobson. supcrin-
icndent: ~ d. m, preaching by F. a.
kcywoTih: ( u. M. mems meeting: 1:45
y. NJ. Ep%orth league Wednesday, s
n. me- adult Bible class.
LIBERTY PARK NJ l.. CHURCH cor
ner or Eighth East and Ninth South
streets-The Rev. John II. Pape. pastor.
Sunday school ar Ia a. m. II. G. Scott,
superintendent. Mothers day viii be OBJ
served In the SUNDAY school. with n Spe-
clal programme. All mothers arc espe-
cially invited. Preaching at II a. IN.
Anniversary exercise of the Epwortn
League at : =. m. followed rs preaching
~ o'clock Subject. morning sermon
Ideal Service" Evening, "a Glorious
Dosolocy.'
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TO
HOLD CELEBRATION

The Norwcgians OF Salt Lake county
viii observe Norwegian iudepend encc day
at the Granite stake tabernacle next Fri
duy night. The principal speaker OF The
evening will he the Rev. Mr. L. T. Morlt.
and music VIII bc furnished by the Nor
wcSian Gloe club OF this city. conducted
by Prof Anton Pcdcrsen. The pro-
gramme VIII be followed by dancing
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
corner of Fourth East and First South
Strects-Elmer J. Goshen, pastor, Moru-
Ing service at II o'clock,
p II L l. j p : CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Fifth South and Seventh East
strocts.-The Rev T. 4. Slmpkin, pastor
Services this day: Mothers day service
At II; rs =. M. "a Message To Young
People" SUNDAY school at 1890. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6.GO. Cordial welcome
Ia all v'orshiDcrg
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Lutheran.

ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
HOLY TRINITY. 336 South Fourth East
street. r. W Russsrd, pastor.-Chior
service At II "A. m. sunday school al
10 O'Clock. Al welcome.
GERMAN LUTHERAN ST. JOHNS
CHURCH, Seventh South and State
strccts-WiiliaEl J. LankoW, uastor. Sun
day school at $50 a III. Services at 1890
n. IN. Next Thursday, Ascension day,
service at 7:30 p. m.
RWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
80 South Fourth East street-Kr
kFamuie. pastor. residence $50 South
Fourth East street Morning service II
. clock. Sunday school. i2.i5 O'clock
Toe Young Peoples society meets with
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The Wednesday evening services are held
at O'Clock.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST Unity hall. 13S Second East
street-Sundsy services. IL o'clock III.
Sunday school. 9:f5 a. ~. Wednesday
evening services. o'clock All are well
come 10 these church services. Subject
Sunday sermon. adam ana Fallen Man"
FREQ reading rooms In the Scott build
Ing. los South Main street. where Chris
tian Science literature may be obtained.
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Christian.
CENT? Al
CIIERCII,

CENTRAL. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
corner Fourth South and Third East
r. Nccl. pastor. 26' East
II u. M. and I;f5 y. IN. Morning sct-
mon. Mother. service in honor OF our
mothers; night, Gods Power 20 Save"
Bible school 10 a. NJ. Christian En-
drayor 6.i5 d m. Prayer mee ting.
Wednesday night You are invited,
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Judge Mercy Chapel.

JUDGE-MERCY HOSPITAL CHAPEL.
Fourth East. between Sixth and seventh
South street.-The Rev j. y. Homau,
chaplain. Sunday: Mass a. a. m;
evening service and sermon al p. m
Strangers welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

whatever ails yo0r
stomach.
Take two MO
MA Stoms Oh Tab
lets after, or with
each meal, for q,
week, and you II bs
joyfully surprised
NJ the gain In
health,
A treatment Of
MI.O-NA Stomach
Tablets viii clean
up and renovate
the most disorderly
stomach.
They will drive
pimples a n d
blotches from the
skin and bring brigh
MONA Stomach
ply splendid for the
Schramm.J johnson
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Christian Science.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
ENLIST, 336 East Third South street
Sunday services. II o'clock a. IN. and
o'clock n m. Sunday school, 9;i5 a. m.
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Y, w. C. A

There will be no vesper services mt the
y. w G. 4. this afternoon. The pro-
gramme VIII be rendered next SUNDAY.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24
"The Rosary
AT the Temple Theatre Next
Friday Night.

The following Is the story OF ''The
Rosary" which comes to the Temple
Theatre next Friday. March lst.
Bruce Wilton has amassed a fortune
which he has lavished on his wife,
Vera.
Their household Is happy one but
into it creeps note OF menace. No
one hears IL at tirst save Father Kelly,
a priest, the former tutor Of Bruce.
Quietly he goes To work with his
sharpened sense To find the person
who IL causing the adverse influenc In
the household. Almost on the verge
of discovering same, calamity de-
scends upon the WitOn house. Bruce's
fortune is swept AWAY, and In such Il
manner that he believes his wife the
cause Of his ruin.
Husband aud wife are separated.
the home is destroyed and yet the
cause OF all this disaster is unknown.
Father Kelly, with a faith that
moves mountains, goes on quietly,
serenly and con 6dently with but one
purpose in view, the happiness OF
those he loves.
He solves the mystery and lets the
white light cf truth into the minds
that have been darkened 10y evil.
More tnan this. he finds the one who
has caused all The misery aud restores
the home
The Rosary" is sprobably the most
successful play Of the year, IL having
recently closed three months run in
Chicago aud a two months run at the
Garden Theatre, New York City.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24
BIG "SPUDS" IMPORTS DUE.
Large Consisnments of Potatoes
From Abroad Coming.

Six large cOnsignments Of potatoes
are expected 10 arrive in New York
from abroad during tue next few days,
bringing the total receipts for thd
season up to million sacks. The
duty Oh the entire quantity will foot
UP TO nearly $7O0,GO0.
Imports will decrease from now on,
as Germany and France are both buy
ing heavily In Ireland and England
This is the frst year that America
has gone abroad for potatoes since
1908.
In the United States growers raise
about seventy-tive bushes Of pOtatoe:
to the acre, while in England aDC
Ireland the crops run from 200 To %;
bushels To the acre.-Associated Press
Dispatch.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24

A noteworthy contribution TO dis
cussion OF the question as to whether
or not the absence Of saloons and
breweries is helpful or hurtful to the
state is provided in recent issue OF
Judicious Advertising. magazine
published by Lord & Thomas, one Of
the leading advertising agencies OF
the United States. The expert writer
Of this advertising agency refers to
the absence of breweries and saloons
In Kansas, just as he refers to the fer
tile soil and other favorable condit-
ions Ia that state. He calls attention
to the fiourishing commercial status
OF Kansas. its wonderful progress and
railroad building, to its possession OF
great machineshops. to It's empty jais
its uuoccupied poor houses, and TO
other facts directly related to the ab-
sence OF saloons and breweries From
forty TO tftv million dollars per year
are saved to the people of Kansas
through the fact that saloons and
breweries are not permitted there.
And these millions OF dollars have not
only made the state one Of the most
prosperous sections OF the entire globe
but absence OF the saloons have saved
10 its people misery and affliction in
the form of poverty and disease and
death almost beyond computation.
And these results of the prohibition
OF saloons aud br1weries from Kansas
are publicly proclaimed as one OF the
most alluring business and industrial
propositions that could be made To
any conservative and ambitious home
seeker or prospective investor.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24

Main Street distance OF ten feet, Is
n necessary public improvement, and
IL is ordered that said improvement
be made with the necessary grading,
curb'ng, drainage Of streets and all
necessary attachments, according 10
and as shown by said plans, pats,
diagrams, pr0files, blueprints aud
specifications on file with said City
Clerk
Further resolved, and this Commits
sion does hereby determine, that a
special assessment district be, and the
same is hereby established for the pur-
pose OF defraying part Of the cost Of
said Improvement, said assessment
district to consist of the lots. lands
and premises fronting and abutting
upon said proposed improvement. as
shown by the plans, plats, diagrams,
proties aud bueprints, and that said
special assessment district shall he
known as Paving District No. /.
Further resolved, That the CITY OF
East Jordan pay its just proportion OF
cost OF such improvement at the in
tersections Of streets aud alleys aud
Of benefits To be derived by public
parks and public places, which said
cost is hereby determined aud fixed
at the sum OF three thousand three
hundred $4,000 dollars
Further resolved, That the City of
East Jordan pay twenty-five (25l per
cent Of the COST OF said improvement
after the deduction of the amount ap-
pOrtiOned ds the cost OF tie intersec-
lions Of streets and alleys aud Of beni-
fits TO public parks and public places,
which said further sum TO be paid by
said City is hereby determined and
fixed at the sum OF three thousand
six hundred seventy-tve (3675) dollars
Further resolved, That seventy-tive
(15) per cent Of the cost Of SAID im-
prOvement after the deduction OF the
amount aportiOned as the cost OF the
intersections of streets and alleys aud
OF benefit 10 public parks aud public
places, be paid by special assessment
TO be levied oD the lots. lands and
premises fronting and abutting upon
said proposed improvement and 10 be
benitited by said improvement and
constituting said Paving District No.
l, which said special assessment shall
be levied according TO frontage, and
which said sum 70 be raised by said
special assessment Is hereby determin-
ed aud fixed at the sum of eleven
thousand sevenIy-tive (ll,075) dollars.
Passed by an aye aud nay vote of
the City Commission OF the City OF
East Jordan on the fifteenth day OF
February, A. ID. 1912, az follows:
Ayes, Hudson and Kenny (2); nays,
none (0).
Carried
Moved by Hudson, supported by
Keuny, u adjourn.
Carried
OTIsJ j. SMITH,
City Clerk
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24
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We are so positive that our remedy
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Constipation is caused by weak
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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-02-24
City Clerk

Adjourned special meeting of the
City Commission Thursday evening.
Feb. 10. 1912. Meeting was called to
order at the City Hall, by Mayor pro
tenn Hudson and adjournment was
taken TO the City Attorneys office.
Minutes of the last meeting were
not read.
The City Commission Of the City of
East Jordan, having under considera-
tion the matter of paving on Mill,
Main and Esterly streets In said City,
Com. Hudson offered the following re-
solution and moved its adoption. Mo-
tion was seconded by Com. Kenny.
Whereas, This Commission has met
pursuant TO notice duly given. proof
OF which is now on file in the Office Of
the CiLy Clerk, for the purpose OF
hearing objections TO the proposed
paving on Mill, Main and Esteriy
streets. according TO the plans. plats,
diagrams, protles, blueprints. specifi.
cations and estimate of cost Of said
proposed improvement now on file
with the City Clerk, and TO the for
nation Of special assessment district
tiiAIefor: and whereas, after listening
20 the objection OF al persons desiring
TO present the same, and due consid.
GRAFTON being had thereon;
Resolved, by the City Commission
OF the City of East Jordan, that the
plans. plats. diagrams. profiles, blue
prints, specifications I'd the estimate
OF cost Of the proposed improvement
as now on iile with the City Clerk, be
and The same are hereby approved
and adopted;
Further resolved, that the paving
OF Mill street from the east rail OF the
East Jordan g. Southern Railroad
track To the east line OF Third street
Main street, from the north liue o
Mill street TO the north line of Gar
6eld street, and Esterly street easi
from the east line of Main street 4
distance Of one hundred seventy
feet, aod vest from the west line o.