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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
RAINY WEATHER AND
HARD LUCK At RACES
Juarez Regulars Ignore the
Showers, but Regret Back
ing the Favorites,

JUAREZ. March s.--Rainy weather
which prevailed in Juarez today did not
have much effect on the attendance. The
talent was in bad form. favorites farinG
badly Raining. Results;
First race. one mile-Strite, 11S (Rossl,
to 1, won; Port Arlington. 112 (Grotf),
6 to ]. second: Modern Priscilla, SIS
(Kederis), TO 2. third. Time. LAB 4-5-
Ailsa Paige. Nancy Ray, King, Joseph
NJ, Pish Tush and withers also ran.
Second race. five and half furlongs-
Yo Solo. 1o1 (Moleswortf), to l, won.
Mike Molett. los (Taplin), 5 to ], sec
ond: John H Sheehan, 105 (Gross)s to
@ third. Time los 1-6. Lady Tendi.
veuo Won, st. Joseph and Antigo also
ran.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-
j b. Robinson, 105 (HilD, 3 to ., won:
Amohalko. 81 (Carter), 4 to 1, second;
Gelico, 115 (Gross), TO ., third. Time,
Fourth race six furlongs--H Hidden
Hand. LOG (Gross), to 3, won Meddling
Hannah, 10s (Groth), & to /. second, Pit
a-Pat, ITO (Selden), even, third. Time.
ia 20. Chess and Hex also ran.
Fifth race, f1ve and half furlongs-
Florence Roberts. 80 (selden),- to !,
Guaranols los (Molesworth), to /,
third. Time. 1:o6 1-5. Free and Dudo
also ran.
Sixth race, one mile-ocean Queen. Jos
(Taplin). TO /, won: L. NJ Eckert, 100
CuiiD. to 1. second; Black Mate, 1lo
(Gross), TO /. third. Time, 1;4l 3-5.
Wicket, Mazle Girl, Zulu and Juan also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
HARLEM TOMMY" MURPHY
CON0UERS ABE ATTELL
Continued From Preceding Page.)

punches to the face, drawing blood in
streams Abe fought back desperately
So fierce was the fighting that both men
almost fell through the ropes As the
round closed Attell staggered the Har-
lemite with right hook to the jaw.
Round Four.
It was honors even In round four
Attell now appeared no gain strength and
a well-directed volley OF snappy 1olts
caused the New Yorker to spill blood.
Round Five,
Murphy rushed Abe to the ropes in the
was holding and jeered him. AttelI had
the better OF a mid ring rally. Murphy
used his superior weight and pushed At
tell through the ropes Both bled as they
took their corners
Round Six
Long distance sparring started In the
sixth. both fighters slowing up perceptib-
~ Attell clearly outboXed Murphy, who
cllnched to avoid punishment
Round Seven.
Murphy forced his opponent into a cor
ner in the seventh. landing right and left
heavily. The blood fairly spurted from
AttelFs nose. Attell worked to the CEN
ter of the ring, where a hard rally en-
sued, Murphy doing the greater execu-
ton.
Round Eight
In the eighth round Murphy landed
several short lefts to the face. but was
again cautioned not 10 hold. Abe sent
In a body punch and Murphy grunted.
while Attell winked at the New Workers.
seconds. Two more rights found their
berth in the Harlemite's stomach and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Y. NJ. C. A. Basketball

The Junior department of the Y. NJ. c.
a. took advantage OF the first night that
the Senior team did not have basket
ball game scheduled and pulled off three
hotly contested games.
The first game was between the T. M.
G. a. Intermediates and the Lafayette
school, The Iafayette's team work eX
celed the "Y' boys and they won by the
score OF 30 10 21. The lineup;
Lafayette Intermediates.
Cowley. y.....--.....-..n. :. Jarvis
Christensen. ,....,. erf-. .. ....o Dugan
Glaussen' ''..-'-..'-.,c-... III Hudson
Taylor. .-.......~..rg rg..s... j. Roach,
G.. Hudson
Referee-wyman.
The second game was between the pre-
paratory leaders OF the ''Y'' and the
Midget team from the Oquirrh school.
The Midgets secured a good lead in the
a brace in the second they were unable
to make up the difference. The lineup:
Mldgels. Props.
A. Steifel l,...........rf.. :. %. Peabody
Tresedder, .-.,--.--...h 90 Evans
NJ. Steifel. ......-....c-... &C. Hurd
Page. -rg-.., .....- Il Hurd
Davis. .1g.... :. Rhodes
Referee-Wyman,
The windup was between the Student
Juniors and the Intermedla pick ed
team. and extra time was taken to de-
eide It, the final score being 20 to is
In favor OF the Intermediates. The
lineup:
Intern ediates. Student Jrs-
Nathan ...-ns..... II. .."Leonaru
McCaslin. ......-..-. H.. -..-s .Jones
Davis. .-.-.......,s.-, .~..Callnhan
Larson. on...-...........rE,- -. Ertman
Refereed Davis.
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Charleston Race Entries.

CHARLESTON. N. O.. March 9.-Mon-
First race, four furlongsaaEl Gallo.
Roseburg ". Fort Sumter, DR.. Chawk.
George Karme. Maury Boy, Monitor. Ar
Gene. Forge, Richard Gentry. 1l0, lIulda
Maid. Cedar Green. Faustina, Cordie F..
107
Second race, FIVE and half furlongs-
Insurance Man. 107 Grace Patterson,
Pedigree. 1O4: Goletta, Tackle. Cocolida,
Pretend. LOG: Pennyroyal, Sam Rank, los:
wild Cherry. Lady orimar. lo9' Charley
Strauss. III; Landlgan. IN Also eligible:
Fiddle Bion, l09 Sandy Hill. Lighthouse,
III; Barney Igoe. 106; Carlisle H.. 103.
Third race. one mile-Captain Bravo
Helene. 80; Beaucoup, 10; Bob r.. Lo-
chie. 1tS.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Lady
Lightning. Ill: Republican, 100: Mad
River. Grif, 1o5: Titles Nightmare 100
Fifth race, six furlongs-Ocnre Court.
90, Bad News IT.. Rye Straw, 9S; Royal
Captive. 1o5: Magazine. LOG: Horriclk,
Berkeley. Jessupburn. 107.
Sixth race, mile-Sleeth, 90: Aviator.
Guilty Hunk. 90: Chiffon Squaw. 1o1: :
Feet 10I Montagnie. lO5: Rarman,
Beach Sand 1917 Joe Rose. Sid Edward
10: Roebuck. III; Force. Effendi IA
Also eligible: Barn Dance, l0i; Indian
Maid, los.
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Juarez Entries for Sunday.

JuAREZ. Mex. March e.--Entries for
tomorrow:
First race. selling. six furlongs-.De-
cassaron, Camarada. sg; Booger. Battle.
Gus Hartrldse. 9s: Transparent. 1o5: Fair
Louise, Chantecler,. LOG; Lady Stalwart.
1o7: Doc Allen. Tallow Dip, Stafford.
Light knight, Gilbert Rose, los; Judge
Walton. 10: Frank G. Hogan, 11s.
Second race. selling, mile and fur
long-The Bailift's Daughter. 90: Mis-
prison. los; Figent, los: Jim Cafferata,
los; onatassa. IN:
half furlongs-Dr. Snoot. 81; Thistle
Belle. lo2; Delaney. 1o6; Kootenay. los
Chapultepec. 10; Closer. liz.
stakes. $1,000 value. mile and a furlons@
'Sebago. 1902; 'Arasee, los.
,The Hague. 90: .Eye White i01; oxer,
l0e Crossover. 1lo. ]. II. Reed, Iii.
Sixth race. selling. FIVE and one half
furlongs-sThe Visitor, 96; Narf. 100;
Royal Dolly, 10S: Sam Connor. Isom. Gift.
Bill Anderson. Hugh Gray. lob; Error.
Raauette. Mary Emily, Free viii. Wild
Bear. Droni. Thistle Rose los.
Apprentice allowance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
LIFE SAVING TEsTS|
GIVEN At Y, M. c,
Crowds Watch Boys Dive
Bring From Water Bae.
of Sand.
By Ia
o o
. o

The life savers test at the Y n
A. last night was witnessed by
sized crowd. Benches were nlaced IN,
the swimming pool 10 acconmodaf.
spectators.
The test was given especially for'
parents of the boys wuo are rsris1
to participate in the swimming cam
which will start Monday at 3:So "a
The test consisted OF the follovinr
l, Dive into seven feet Of wzsrr
bring from the bottom to the surf
bag Of sand weighing five pounds
2. Swim 100 yards on the back n
out the use OF the hands.
J. Swim 100 wards With the o.
the hands (any stroke).
a. Demonstrate: (a) On land
methods Of release; (bj In watsr
methods OF release: fc) Schaeffer n
cd OF resuscltation; I'D rescue .and
person of own weight a distance a
yards. using two different strpHes
two different holds.
The first OF the squad 10 Set Inl1
water was Don Williams. who was
lowed by Ralph Branning. Roy Mc1r|
Ray WaEstsff, Abe Cline. Leo Clan
7. H. Boucher All we're succesa'.
passing the test with the excepiIc
Boucher. who was Handicapped D.
injured knee.
All excepting Boucher have be-
Iected as instructors for the blk (
ming campaign and the periods G
as follows: Mcintyre and Clark WI
the afternoon periods vita Brernin
ternating afternoons and evening": +
Williams and Wagstaf will take n
Ing periods. The fact that any d
has not passed the test does not pr
him from assisting In the sx1u@
campaign and he will receive tha
watch fob award at any futurs ~
which he may be successful In %
the examination. Examinations "
given every Saturday evening for
weeks and thereafter once eyerT q
Approximately 200 boys (not ct
OF the 7, NJ c. Al have register>|
the free swimming lessons. Es1
will receive at least five lesson
probably more II the regIstrati1
does not exceed 500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
COEUR D 'ALENE To
HANG UP BIC PURSES
Racing Official Says There
VIII Probably Be Only One
Meet There This Year.

SPOKANE, Wash, March 9.-One
hundred AMI twenty thousand dollars
in purses. including eleven stakes, each
of not less than $1,000. will be hung up
at the Occur d 'Alene Racing associa-
lion s spring meeting at the Alan track
beginning April %. An added feature
is the breeders stake every week, the
association presenting animals to farm
PRS in Idaho for breeding purposes.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made for Derby day, the middle OF
June, when it is planned to run special
trains from various parts of the north
west. The amount of the stake has not
Vet been decided upon, but it is given
out it will not be less than $4,000
Blanks for this and other stake races
will be issued IN ten days.
Sixty horses were wintered at the
track this season. and they are in good
condition, -. said Frank W. Smith. sec,
retary of the association. ''We expect
several cars from FL Paso in q few
days and there will be others from
Oklahoma. Texas, Kentucky, Washing
ton, California, Montana, Oregon. Ida
no. British Columbia, Alberta Mani
Present advices indicate that we will
have 600 horses on the ground when
the first bell rings.
80 Horsemen IN various parts of the
country already are making reserva-
tions at the hotels in Spokane, Coeur
d Alene and Hayden Lake, and we are
looking forward TO highly successful
meeting, which probably will be the
only one at the Idaho track this year.
The course is faster than ever and
some new marks are in order
Besides the special service by steam
and electric railroads operating in the
Spokane valley, it is planned TO run
steamboat and electric launches from
Occur 'Alene 70 the track. ride of
nine miles sloug the picturesque Spok
sne river, which is within six furlongs
of the grand stand. Automobiles will
be used on the transfers.
Persons acquainted with the turbu
lent rapids of the shallow Spokane river
will prefer travelling by airship rather
han by ef ga m hnaf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

NGS, II WAS tuS ttANN~
WRiT1N@. THERE CONlO
sE NO oOO9T OF q WHc
tN NtE WORLD EVER cAAoe
AN X THAT LOd@Gb So
MSGN LIKE 40 VAG
ENVELoPG TOO, WAS RLA
OoO eAEO Up As tF IT HAb
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A Zip eCckEC RoR CWc
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MAILED. TREMBLING IKE
A. PAVE OF GLASS tN CNE
WiNOOW or A rHiRO ave.
elEvATGO TRAM, NE QUO
mAN CLOSE MS EYES
ANe Lee HIS THOUGACG
WANDGR LIKE "A STRAY
CAT IN a VACANT AoUSG. He
Wou6tU OF The TINE THAT
JouHl LETT HOME TO GeooNG
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Student Jrs.
w. ]. Travis Defeated.

sensational defeat OF Walter J. Travis of
Garden City, formerly American and Brit
ish champion, by Irving s, Roheson OF
the Oak Hill Country club. Rochester. was
the feature OF today's seni-final round In
the eighth annual spring golf tournament.
The match stood stroke for stroke TO the
nineteenth green.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
LIMITS MONTANA RACING.
Supreme Court Says Thirty Day Meet Is
Longest Permitted.

HELENA. Mont, March 9.-Thirty
days racing and laying OF wagers on
races in county OF the first-class and
fourteen days In counties Of other classes,
Is all the Montana law permits, accord
ing 10 decision by the state supreme
court today In the case decided VIII
liam Gsmmell was acquitted In the dis
trict court OF having wagered upon the
result OF race on the track OF the Butte
Jockey club. after there had already been
tracks In Silver Bow county. The state
appealed. and by the decision OF the
higher court the district court is re-
yersed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
o,Toola vs.. Marchaut.

By international News Service.
PHILADELPHIA, March s.-n
the best featberweight bouts evef =
these parts Tommy O'Toole OF ~
had slightly the better OF Billy uni
OF England at the National Athietr
tonight. O'Toole's all around agEss
ness and clean hitting was WHIST y
popular verdict for him. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

and the crowd cheered again and again.
Attell was a very tired boy and seldom
landed blow. The fight ended with At
tell covered with blood and holding des-
perately to his beligerent antagonist.
Referee Welch promptly declared Muir
phy the victor The decision was roundly
Oh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

AN ACTOR ~ AN tulNHRAla
SChl(o GAGVoRE. AE WAS ~
VNE GARcT MSeNNNo oe
us VNGN. A GO EAcGc
ToUTH Full OF 0prttAtsA.
AGe&0MtSED 10 Write R,eRI
DAH. he DO eoR A DAI, #
WAS YEARS ANO HGAS
AGO. On II WAS MORE
teAAN rHAT sure, q WAS
A6O0V SIX MONTHS LohtSeR.
THE SuS MAN. OpENEo
AIS EYES NE AROSE
FROM CHE era SkGk
SoK ON W Ht&tt AE WAS
SWTtN6, uoGNCoNV iNTo
nN TIT TSHEN look tbs
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Call for Ball Players.

The management OF the Johnson A. c,
requests the following hall players to re-
today: Zimmerman. johnson. Wade,
Brown, Barber, Donkn, Kinder. Jarvis.
Peterson. Pickett and McDevitt. Any
one under is years OF age will be given a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Sullivan Gets Decision.

PITTSBURG. Pa. March 9.--Jack
(Twin) Sullivan of Boston went the limit
in a. six round bout with Tom McMahon
OF Spring Valley. H.. here tonight and got
the popular decision
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
American Horse Wins.

PARIS, March 9.-Eugene Eischof S
Saloman won the PriX de I.Orme at the
race meeting at Saint Ouen today.
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Charleston Race Results.

CHARLESTON, s. c., March s.-Race
results;
First race, six furlonss-Hempstead
IL (koener), TO 8, won: Colonel
Brown. 107 (Turner), 8 to !, second; De-
tour, 1oi (Goose), 20 to I, third Time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10
Burlington Team Wins.

The Burlington basketball team de-
feated the l.. d. s. business college quin-
tet last night at the Burlington gym by n
score of So 10 y, The Burlington FIVE
and won as they pleased. The same
teams will play again next Wednesday
night at Burlington. The lineup.
Burlington f., D s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

Mercury and potash will sometimes dry asyZ ~
up or temporarily remove the outward evil W 70
dences of Contagious Blood Poison and suf-
erers msed into the belief that the disease has been
These deluded victims Hnd however, that the cure
than the disease that not only has the virus been all e w
thoroughly saturang the blood but the strong mineral mea
likewise been undermining the system and breaking down He
The truth about Mercury and Potash is that these mnsss
not cure Contagious Blood Poison and when the treatment
the snouldering infection itself into the old deScuve
and every symptom Of the disease returns with increased @
What was at first tiny sore or pmpe becomes an mceo %
the mouth and throat grow and tender glands IN me
and form painful knots brown spoches appear on ne SAS
frequently running sores and ulcers break out on me Inc e M
Years upon years of failure is abundant proof 1at ue
treatment is not specific for Contagious Blood Poison r3
wrecks the oMercury and Potash are all arouno
experience should be warning to others who may Dc
this disease. . :, coo+s1
S. S. S. purely vegetable remedy IS spechc io1 II
Blood Poison. Ii is medicine with the mertonouS IeCo
than forty years of and which in all that tune aa a.
harmfuy upon single system s. s. s. is the great' t o Al
for Contagious Blood Poison because il the geaes.
purifiers 1t goes right down into the circulation ana
particle OF the virus and makes perfect cure p.,sh Or
S. does not contain particle OF Mercury rUt Ssrts
other mineral but is made entirely OF roots herbs anu m se
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

Here'is an aspirant for the heavy
weight championship crown who is
matched to fight Carl Morris in a tom
round bout to be held in New York
City on March 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-10

Persons acquainted with the turbu-
lent rapids of the shallow Spokane river
will prefer travelling by airship rather
than by steam boat.
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The CURE fSan' i !
fheDISEASE.N N

Mercury and potash will sometimes dry
up or temporarily remove the outward evil
dences of Contagious Blood Poison and suf-
Graham guardian., 1912-03-29
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court. Of Graham County. Ari-
zona. - $3.50 ...' tys
Lorenzo Cutler plaintiff VS.. Mary L. Cutler. de-
fendant. Ik
Action brought in the Superior Court Of the
County of Graham. State Of Arizona.
The State Of Arizona. sends greeting to Mary
l.. Cutler. ts3 fr
You hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff and answer the complaint
filed with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court at
SolomonviIle, in the County Of Graham. State of
Arizona. within twenty t20) days (exelusive of
the day Of service) after the service upon you of
this summons, II served in this County: in all
other cases within thirty days,
You arehereby notified that il you fail to appear
and answer the c2mplaint as required by law
Judgment by default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
tSEALl the Superior Court affixed hereto at
Solomonville this 20 day Of February. 1912.
:, r. W. Smith. Cleyk.
Attorney for Plaintiff S-5t
Graham guardian., 1912-03-29

To vote for the granting Of said franchise the
voter shall mark cross in the square above the
word YES" and to vote against granting such
franchise the voter shall mark cross in the
square above the word No"
The said franchise is in words and figures as
follows: ,.s
Graham guardian., 1912-03-29
LOCAL NEWS

C. E. Finch left for Douglas
Sunday on a business trip.
Hon. w. T. Webb was business
visitor in Stafford Monday.
To RENT-A. farm in the Artesian
Belt. Inquire of JOSEPH HAMBLIN,
Stafford, Ariz. Cat
A. T, Cotton made a business trip
to Globe last Thursday, returning
7 Sunday.
When in need of Portland Ce-
ment. call. at Faulkner's Lumber
yard. 34t
A. j. Lewis left for Red Rock, N
M, where he will visit with his
children for several weeks.
Mrs. H. E. Dunlap left for her
home Ia Wilcox Sunday after visit
ing relatives and friends here.
w. H. Parks and daughter, Miss
Leo, were visitors from Globe Sun
day. Mrs. Parks had been here
several DAYS.
4 The imported French Percheron
stallion, Brutus, known as the Follett
horse, died last week of cancer of
the stomach.
r. j. Young and Ed. Branch left
for Klondyke on Tuesday by auto.
From there they will go on horse
back into the Galino mountains to
examine some mining property.
For SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs; 81. 90 per setting of Is.
52-tf GUY F. HoUCK, Stafford,
It is quite likely that the Elks
lodge will give an excursion from
Globe to Stafford on May Day. They
will celebrate the day at the Fair
grounds.
For SALE-One 16-horse power
Stickney Gasoline Engine, virtually
new, at a low price. just the thing
for bailing hay. Inquire at Solo,
mon Wickersham Co. 4-3t
Lime Follett, an old time resident
of Graham county but for several
years past a prosperous resident of
Canada, came to the valley last week
on a visit to relatives and friends.
AssoonasTHE GUARDIANpublishe
: the fact that we had. organized a
Chamber of Commerce, letters be-
gan arriving from other commercial
bodies requesting information on
Graham county. sfssE!!..t
The most common cause Of in
somnia Is disorders of the stomach.
Chamberlair's Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders and
enable you to sleep. For sale by
Stafford Drug Co. 2-5t
Mr.. c.. d. Hamilton and C. w.
Braden. Ocean to Ocean Highway
map makers, after making careful
surveys and measurements of the
Ocean to Ocean Highway passing
through Graham county, left for
Douglas last Saturday accompanied
by Mrs. Hamilton and daughter,
Miss Isabelle.
Graham guardian., 1912-03-29
A Proposed
WATER SERVICE FRAN.
CHISE FOR THE TOWN
OF THATCHER,
Together with the Resolution of
of the Common Council of
Thatcher, Submitting the
Same to the Qualified Voters
of Thatcher.
RESOLUTION NO. 3
OF THE
TOWN OF THATCHER

WHEREAS. s. J. Sims and s. George Sims
have expressed desire to obtain franchise
from the town Of Thatcher unAa themselves, their
heirs and assigns. to supply water TO the said
town and its inhabitants and have presented the
franchise desired by them to this. the Common
Council Of the said town; and.
WHEREAS. the said Common Council has con-
sidered the matter and deems the granting Of
such franchise beneficial for said town:
NOW THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED BY
Graham guardian., 1912-03-29
Do you know that Of all the minor

Do you know that of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? 1t is not the cold itself
that you need to fear, but the SER
ious diseases that it often leads to.
Most of these are known as germ
diseases. Pneumonia and consump-
ton are among them. Why not
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and cure your cold while you can.
For sale by Stafford Drug Co. 2.5t
I Advertise in The GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1912-03-29
ST. JOSEPH STAKE NEWS
Home Mission Appointments for
March Oath and 31st


Bryce = Hubbard Hopes and
Evans Coleman.
Hubbard-Karl v. Cluff and Rob-
ert Ison.
Graham-Wm. "A. Moody and D..
D. Phillips.
Artesia-Edwin Moody and Orson
Robinson.
! Lebanon-Oscar G.. Layton and
E. M. Claridge.
! Layton-D.. w. Birdno and Am
mon Morris.
Thatcher-D. H. Claridge and
Elam Olsen.
Central-Don G. Mcbride and
Marion Lee.
ma-Rupert E. Lee Wixom and
Wilford A. Porter.
Matthews-Peter A. Norton and
Hugh Foster. :
Emery--Joseph H. Lines and
Phineas Teeples.
Eden-D. d. Jones and Ike Rob-
inson.
The regular stake priesthood meet
ing will be omitted on account of
the school election on Saturday,
March Both.
Graham guardian., 1912-03-29

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
OF THATCHER:
That we deem the granting Of said franchise
beneficial for the said town.
AND FURTHER BE 1T RESOLVED. by the
said Common Council: That the question as to
whether said franchise shall be granted or not be
submitted to the qualified voters Of the said town
at the next regular election to be held in said
town. to-wit. on the frst Monday in April. 1912.
the same being the first day of April 1912. and
that the said proposed franchise be published in
full for thirty consecutive days prior to such
election in the Graham Guardian. being paper
of general circulation published in said town.
At the foot Of the regular ballot at said election
the said question shall be submitted to the said