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The Brunswick news., 1912-09-18

garding The candidates were n favor
Of he democratic nominee, who is
making a great impression on the peo-
pie in his speeches.
81 had a good time all the time and
have come back home feeling fine and
fl for the fall and winter business, "
added MI. sheldon Il am feeling
the heat somewhat today, however, as
/ had on winter clothing several times
during my stay in the North, but am
mighty glad to be back and muir
murs were beginning to be heard
from the line which had gradually
been gathering so the reporter drift
cd out while the going was good, hop
ing that some day he might be a
banker and take a vacation but even
that Job has its drawbacks from the
amount of work on hat desk and the
above mentioned line Of people wait
ing TO transact business
The Brunswick news., 1912-09-18

city had walked the street5 OF
n York and Brooklyn daily in plain
Aof hundreds of uniformed golice-
Hwho were looking for them, and
Yat Con land had rubbed ell
% with many Of the eight hundred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
IONA
STOM ACH
TABLE, 7 s
'tna.ed'ately =. Stop Stomach
0''tress, End Indigestion
0 rut Stomach in Tip
Top Shape.

vs. Iaa sourness. fermentation, diz.
h ssnai i Vourn and misery after eat
Hliule NIIke Ike magic after taking
!. ~ .Nl.J- N A SInmnch tallnts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
Milady's Toilet Table
: M E, D'MlLLE

VI all the various means advised FOR
IernoVai OF superfluous hairs from face
Ur lorearms | have found delatone paste
ehe most effective and satisfactory Mix
niue delatone with enough water TO
cover The hairs, apply, and after two or
hnfec minutes wipe Off, and the hairs will
some cosmetics tend TO Garken and
alscolor the skin. Never use these If
you want true complexion beautifier.
iins,ahthneous in effect Vel harmless and
.astInR, dissolve an original package OF
liiayatone in n half-pint OF witch hazel
sIu Iub ~ little on the face. neck and
drtns each morning Mayatone will not
,olne OH or SHOW Ike powder and keeps
ehg SKIN SOFT. fair and youthful looking
mere always is danger OF catching cold
ihiter washing the head. Dry shampoo
ing makes hair beautifully lustrous and
Iuii M ot lie. To make shampoo powder.
put cuplul OF cornmea Cor four ounces
oi powdered orris roof in n fruit lar and
.nN ,nnN WIN 1T an original package of
mefoN Sprinkle on head and brush out
T. . hIS brushes out easily and takes with
u All art. dandruff and excess oil
As result Of backward spring and
uloeasona bic weather thousands suffer
from colds. An Old d-fashloncd remedy is
IInother SaIve. In fifty years millions OF
Ja's nave been used FOR the treatment
o. colds in head or chest. catarrh and or
uInar& cases of sore throat. bronchitis
.""siIltls, Group. stiff neck and asthma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
SENIOR CLASS TO HOLD
ITS EXERCISES TODAY

The senior class of the University Of
Utah wifi hold It's chapel exercises In the
assembly hall today at 1890. President
George Cannon Of the class VIII open the
hour with an address Of welcome ls.fM to the the
gnest of honor In addition TO an ad-
dress by tho Rev. Mr.. sInpkln. there
will be tenor solo by Hugh DougaH, a
soprano solo by Esther Davis and harp
solo by Marie HuGhs.
Al II 80 the members OF the senior
class, composed of about seventy mem
bers, viii assemble In caps and Gowns
on the. steps OF the Library oniiaing, iSc
From there they VIII march over 10 .ne
assembly hall. where they VIII occupy
positions on the stage:
From 1 o'clock In the afternoon until
. the university band VIII hold an open
air concert on the front lawn. From
until 4 the seniors Will entertain tue
school in the Library building; The en-
iertainment Will he accompanied by Or
chestra music. o'clock the ap s'Irs infopl pl
mai matinee dance TO be given IN the
mems gymnasium,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
AVOID HARSH DRUGS
mahy cathartics Tend to Cause injury
to the Bowels

II you are subject to copstipation
yon should avoid strong drugs and GA.
i;e iI;narlIeS, They only give temporary 70
,iei anu thelr reaction is harmful and
c.i"Hes more annoying than consti
posiou' IhcY III no way effect a curf
auu tnelr tendency is TO weaken the al
ieaoY weak organs with which tbey
come In contact.
we honestly believe that we have
.ne pest constipation treatment ever
ueNised- Our faith in il is so stronp
.nat we sell it on the positive guarantee
that 1t shall not cost the user a cent il
~ uoes not give entire satisfaction and
completely remedy constipation. This
~ ~ Ieparatloh is called Rcxall Orderlies
nese are prompt, soothing and most eff
reoalve reea IN action; They are made of a
recent chemical discovery. Their prin.
cipal Ingredient is odorless, tasteless
and coloress. Combined with other
wen-knoWn ingredients, long estab.
llsned for their usefulness in the treat.
ment OF constipation, it forms tablet
winch is eaten Just Ike candy They
NAV be taken at any time, either day
or ngbt, without fear of their causing
any inconvenience whatever. They do
not Sripe, purge, nor cause nausea. They
act without causing any pain or ex-
cesslve looseness OF the bowels They
are ideal for children. weak. delicate
persons, and aged people. as well as for
the most hearty person.
They come in three size packages, -
tablets. 10 cents; 36 tablets. 25 cents
~ tablets. 80 cents, Remember. you
can obtain them only at our stores
The Rexall Stores Druehl & Franken,
~ SO, Main; Smith Drug Co, 215 So.
Main
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
SIX THOUSAND TO BE
EXPENDED ON ROADS

IT., .,,, ~ $4,000 Will be expended this
on road Improvement In Salt Lake
COUNTY, this action having been dceld Geld ed e.,i
U'H on al Yesterdays meeting Of the board
~ oi ooui'.s . .snronriated Yesterday the sum
81 st'.se $4,000 from the general fund. the state
%I hs made like amount available for
this work and $4,000 more rdd is IN ,nns tne treas
!" S-,,a entire amount Of $4,000 probably
,,,i, he expcnded OH the road between
SANDY and Point OF the Mountain, and
il is expected that about "a miles nsrrsn, Mii'
coudjtion' ee ijis,o This Is one OF the most inn
portant roads in the county and IS III
need Of Improvement. ,.., s..a,,
Sount, Commissioner MacIay and state
fIIohway Commissioners Beers went over
the road in question YESTERDAY "n'
nnannca out the plan ot Improvement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
DEFECT IN COMPLAINT
HELD TO BE FATAL

me method OF drawing up complaints
charging Violation of the new state liquor
law received n serious setback in the
court OF Justice III. s. Harper Yesterday
When the case against Leone Casey
charged with selling liquor without a H.
cehse. was dismissed because the COM
pant failed To state specifically where
the ohense was committed
ordinarily a recitation OF The fact that
tne oHense was committed In Salt Lake
county is considered sufficient The
casey woman invoked new angle, con-
tending thai inasmuch as different por-
tions OF the county are amcnable 10 diff
iercht forms of liquor legislation, n COM
paint specifying no further than the
county at large Is dcfective
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
PICTURE TAKERS TO
MEET IN SALT LAKE
Photographers of Intermoun-
tain Country Arrange Pro-
gramme; Opening Today.

The JntcrInountain Photogra piers as
ISOLATION viii hold its nth annual con-
vention al Odeon hall In this city April
2 10 g. inclusive. The features OF the
programme follow:
Discussion. What Brand OF Brains
Does the Successful Photographer Re-
quire?" with opinions from Abel. Fell,
Muller. Rose, Stewart. Walters. Stone,
RoX Crowley and others
Color photography illustrated with lam
tern slides by Lawrence Ossen OF Dem
yer
Talk by j. c. Abel How to Get Pa
irons to the studio" after which the
members Will go TO n local studio, where
Mr.. Fell will demonstrate ''how the pa
iron should be received This will be
followed by demonstrations In posing
and lighting by members OF the asso-
citation, assisted by Mr.; Stewart
j, G. Abel Of Cleveland. o.. specialist
on advertising and business methods for
the photographer, will talk on "Adver-
tising and Business Methods"
Reports. communications. n1I Tle etc. fol,
'salesmanship in the Studio" After
which Horace Myers OF Boise will tell
nv What Class Of Business Pays Best In
Talk from NJ. T. JulSes on The Co
operation OF Photographers" C. D, Gal
lagher on the Net Cost of Photographic
followed by general discussion Of this
question of cost, profit etc,
Lecture illustrated with lantern slides,
by ]. c: Abel. specialist on advertising
and business methods for the photogra
pher.
Exhibit of negatives made at demon
stration and criticism.
The officers of the association arc:
President, Frank Dean Grand Junction,
Colo; vice presidents, ID. r.. Aultman.
Pueblo Colo, J. F.; Rabe. Logan. Utah;
Miss Attic Raker. Evanston, Wyo.; sec
retarytreasurer, Leroy Kellogg. Denver,
Colo. The session will include a banquet
at the Commercial club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
RuT|CAL CIRCLES
| MANIFEST ACTIVITY
Nj, Committees of Both Re.
nlbIicans and Democrats
viii Meet Saturday.

-, Saturday there will be two state
r-,ttss meetings held here by organ
r.,,s representing both the Repubii- :
nd Democratic parties.
p,,hs I offices OF Gov William Spry, In
iy a and county building. the state
's,icsn S,i committee will meet. This
tgss,,tse will be asked TO act upon the
.uoiIon OF Chairman G. E. Loose, as
ss To- arrange for state conventions
~ held for the purpose of electing
.l.-.,ss 10 the national Republican con-
sE',,n and to nominate a state ticket
= no approaching autumn election.
I, ,bs Offices OF James II. Moyle. sec
e q saor OF the Deseret National bank
psarr the state Democratic committee
y rasst Mr.. Moyle's resignation as
n..,sn OF the committee VIII be acted
- and there is scarcely any doubt
q, q viii be accepted. as Mr. Moyle
scV an his way TO Europe and VIII
.Sssnt for several months. and cspe-
s,ss during the time when much OF the
cssdant work OF the campaign will be
! spssress. 1t appears that g. II, Is-
Y n stiIl In the lead FOR election rs
Il, =, ,iovle's successor as state chairman.
- !. penocratic committee also Will have
~, business TO transact similar to that
y iha Republican organization,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
|00MMISSIONERS HOPE
4 TO AID CONVENTIONS

| nouA County Attorney /, f Wiley
~ ihat the county commission can
rily impose tax levy for the purpose
T aiding IN the entertainment OF tie
insSnisBssippi Commercial congress
Il bs National Irrigation congress. the
|--mIssloners have decided moi 10 tx-
"a The entire amount OF $4,000 on these
r7ysntjons According TO the plans con-
QsrM by the commission, $1,000 VIII be
.rt on each convention. while the re-
lining $1,000 will he expended at the
l,is fair this fall In the preparation of
sYhIkit which will he In the nature
q lasting benefit.
Ir Wiley Is giving the legal phase
he matter much study and will give
/ 4 commission his opinion in the mat
a lodAr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
Held on Pandering Charge,

Roy Ray, aged II. arrested Saturday
nighI IN company with Elizabeth Fitz-
house, was charged with pandering in a
complaint issued by the county attor-
ney yesterday. The boy was arraigned
in the court OF Justice a. :. Harper
YESTERDAY morning and committed 10 the
county jail under $4,000 bail. He Will
plead to the charge Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03

VIM. l.. Cook, prop. the Bee hlve
Drug store, NeIhart, Mont says lnS
Belt Canon running from Belt to Nel,
bar, is the most picturesque spot in all
Montana. He writes, "T recommend
Folev's Honey and Tar Compound to
all nv customers and am never dIsap
nointed. IL gives the best results ror
coughs and colds Of anything l sell &
scbramm Johnson, Drugs. stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
Likes Granite High School.

Principal Homar OF the Nephl hleil
scboo WIS :. visitor OF the Granite high
school yesterday. MI Homar ,T. is tGnrlhs ,l
the state. visiting all the n!sh senno,s'
49, - Mr. IIomar was greatly lmptessc ed
Win The shop work and the student COY
ernnent. which is IN vogue vogue InHre ns, i, he he
i,nro. ~ q students marshal. ana nol
once ne. did lie find the students o"t oi
I'd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
|sWAN SONS PILLS

|EA Sour Stomach, BeIchlng and Liver
1Baklsa. 2Sc Per Box at DruEEicte.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Weather Forecast for Utah-Fair Wed
nesday and probably Thursday.

comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City. April g 1912:
Highest temperature today was So de-
gfecs: highest In this month since 1874
was IS degrees; lowest last night was
oe degrees; lowest this month since 1874
was TX degrees; mean temperature for
today was 80 degrees: normal was 46
1egrees; accumulated excess since the
hrst of the month is 6 degrees
Relative humidity al a m. today
was u per cent: relative humidity at 6
y. In. today was 25 per cent.
Total precipitatlon for the twenty -four
hours ending at p, m. was none: total
FOR this month to date Is none; ac-
cumulat deficiency for this month to
date Is IA Of an Inch: total precipita-
tion since January | TO date Is 5.55
Inches, ACCUMULATED excess since Jahu-
ary 1 is .62 OF an inch,
Sun rises at SOS a. m: sun sets at
6:55 n. m. April 8.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03

WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03
Plan Big Celebration

| fnp completion of the Grand river
Ftrs at Moab will be fittinglv celebrated
M etHns OF Grand and San Juan coun-
| n on April s. when a grand barbecue
| 81 be held, with an incidental pro-
r7.ne OF sports and dancing. The
~n!ltee In charge plans one OF the
| .nssi celebrations in the history of
| fef county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03

IL va 'tiN hSs
Ml-O-NA is a
wonderful pre-
scrlption written
by a wonde erful
doctor, and wheth :
er Your troubles
are catarrh Of the
stomach, dyspep-
sia, or acute or
chronic indiges'
ton, one 30 cent
box OF MILO MA
stomach tablets
viii Danish all
misery, sharpen
YOUR appetite an.
tnJk kp NnlIr ctnnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-03

|tIN0ae aud vigorous,
NON "eerinilY recommend your
|ei d. dn tablets to people suffering
Pa rsiI?p.spSia. They have given me
strono.,; and | have gained in flesh
/. .Rill;aSS,h while using them Mrs.
Asos as Taylorville, III.
Ia 10y 2o cents at druggists all
~. Saeiica, S,. Schramm-J Johnson,
e STORES, guarantees it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28

from Manila says that all the Philippines
tanty In that modest ambition the Philippines alone.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28
THE BANANA QUESTION.

The United Fruit company particularly anxious find
barring the Hawaiian banana of The
this great monopoly supply the Southwest and the Pacific
of Central America particularly of the
Nicaragua where has growing
This thus gathered is landed the Gulf and shipped
especially the Pacific and the only competition
finds the mainland imports from Hawaii To bar these out would
be o the whole business for the Fruit company.
Yesterdays told the tale Of the latest effort which the United
company would have That has
found ruty Hawaiian bananas to the coast
The California inspectors have reported Anybody here who
picks up casual banana and examines finds Of maggots
that somebody that laboratory he
maggos banana and they will and breed Suppose they
The maggots might also be the soft tissues
certain vegetables where they would also breed But what of it? The
point would they breed bananas naturally they found better
purpose they do Hawaii do they breed all in
when left coose And they be forced to breed
bunch Of bananas such used for export?
Fair play would suggest that unless California entomoogis find
fruit fly bananas that send to the coast
the wharf here they peasethey should not
blacklist them should they blacklist them result
alleged laboratory experiments laboratory easily reach
would Burbank laboratory does every little
while do all of strange things with fruits and flow
question with Hawaii and California whether the fruit
fly really breeds in bananas unless he has laboratory assistance
bananas such can't be exported given him for
the purpose?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28
SAFETY AT SEA.

Nixon, great shpbuder authority for plan to make
upper cabins of steamship detachable by the act OF immersion
they may become life RATS the moment when such devices
objection of the lay mind would be that
part of a passenger should be firm else might loose under
pressure boarding gales and thus do harm of itself
though be said that the Nixon device most ingenious and
might pass the st that its authors has great
fessional weight
whether detachable deck houses all right not the rea
surng thing ingenuity of hpbuiders is turning to-
appliances for safety of and passengers rather than OF
speed Hitherto for shipping have concerned
with the Shower qualities As with some hotel build
decoration furnishing and size have counted more
reescapes hrequencng apparatus puers have done
their make their boats magnificent and last Inc titanic
will be without compensatons hereafter the prime
essentials steamship after structural security shall be the
eboats and good navigation To all this the floating hotel
give Passengers get along for while
without bathrooms deck privileges private Promenade music
rooms pungebats and the like favor of room Tor eboa
life RATS and If the Titanic had halt its hotel
space things perhaps thousand more OF its crew and pas
saved AS it its eboats could only
accommodate children and the and the RATS
were too few than group the from the icy depths
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28
THE VOTERS AND THE THIRD TERM.

The Presidents that he would not take third term
himself puts him line Of distinguished precedent Washington
declined the honor grounds Jefferson and Jackson warned
against making such departure from traditional
custom Republican party declined to reward the two terms
of Grant with has President urged revival
of the third herey and that strenuous ePrednt raises i'll
seeking personal power merely accents the wisdom OF the wwren
law against it.
We believe this law cherished much as ever was by the
thoughtful element parties and that If made in the
regular campaign that fact will be registered IN large
adverse maoes The primaries far have drawn out "a very
been left the people who like to vote
elections and here and there where the u OF
snubbg Roosevelt has appealed New York there has been but
expression of something
primary bring out the weghy Votea vote
which has the direct primary and which is &C
cd to let any primary 90 default reservng action for the
tmehonored national 1t pity that this should be So Tor IS
better to prevent an about nominations than is to
punish whole par expense the polls but IS
American way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

port me who say they will, l shall get
the nomination. am leaving for the
Coast tomorrow to get married bu
will soon return. Some question has
been brought up about my not being
"a lawyer; but legislating is a bust
ness proposition and / can look at a
proposition in business way About
a private secretary, 1 don't know. A
lot of them want it. Do you know why
Mcclellan resigned?
HENRY w. KINNEY-The Hilo
members of the Press Club are look
ing forward with keen pleasure to en-
PERTAINING the Representatives of the
Honolulu papers who will be detailed
to cover the great Hilo sporting car
nival arranged for the Fourth of July.
! Bill Sabin is working on the menu and
while we may not be able to offer our
guests Grenouilles en- Caisse a la Re-
gence or Chateau Yquem 1872, we
can promise them impeccable frogs
; legs washed down with liberal potions
of our local brew
+ JOHN ROBERTSON---It seems to
me that when the authorities permit
the use of our parks, or other public
grounds, for private, or eleemosynary
, purposes, it should be coupled with an
agreement on the part of some re-
sponsible party to remove such de-
bris rubbish, lumber, etc, as may be
accumulated on the property, while so
used, promptly. 1t is now one week
since a church fair was held at Thorn
as Square, yet that park is still married
by stacks of lumber piled here and
there, The grass covered by this lum-
Der is now brown and scar and it will
be several weeks before the lawn can
be restored to verdancy.
M. c. w. SETTLE-I write from
Jolo. This island is one of the most
southern of the Philippines. The city
is walled ami attractive. The Noros
are all around it and sometimes hos.
tile. have an almost sick feeling
for Honolulu and want to go back.
JOHN SMITH have a job in pros
pect My japanese yardboy told me
yesterday that, in five years, the Unit
ed States and Japan would fight. Japan
would win and take the Philippines
and Hawaii as prizes. When that time
came the yardboy thought he would
be governor of Hawaii and would make
me his private secretary at $40 a day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28
ARRANGEMENTS FOR

FOURTH OF JULY
Marston Campbell has succeeded H.
M. Hepburn, resigned, as chairman OF
the Fourth of July general committee.
Hepburn takes the Craftsmanship OF
the committee on decoration of build,
ings. F. o. Boyer and H. Walker
have been added to the finance com.
mittee, of which F. C. Anterior is
chairman, Captain John Cook, N. G.
H., will have charge of fireworks. j.
W. Doyle is chairman of the parade
committee, Ed Towse and w. D.
Adams, in charge or literary and
musical exercises, propose to have
representatives of all nationalities on
the platform, and to have all
the church choirs of the city
united to lead the singing, with
Stanley Livingston as director. julius
Unger is head of the printing commit.
tee, that will have poster displayed
in every town and village of the is.
lands inviting people to come to Ho,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28
THE GLAD TOILER
BY WALT MASON.

The who really likes labor, whaeer the tool that he en-
poyse hammer, trowc saberw find this life repee
with But looms grim and bulky to him who hod
whose head whose face su whose feet are
twelve The willing worker doesn't anguish among the
ang unemployed: his cottage doesn't eek with anguish his arde
aching void hired to wash my surrey which got all
muddy in ditch he all his time to DER vices OF the
idle rich away like pipe organ denouncng this and
roasting that throwing things Perp Morgan and every other
ptoc And so fred him through the where he had oated
for half day. and hired Jim Briggs wash my ansom and rid ITS
shining wheels clay With noble ire he never bnse his soul with
err wasn't or: he merely rsted round and whsed and cleaned
the blamed RIG in an hour And old Jim Briggs is always busy Tor
men who want useful hand chase him round till they dizzy
andh hand him coin to beat the band
Copyrght Matthew Adams WAlll MASON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-28

If Captain Greene Chyo Maru does the of
engagements published he put stop easily by getting
larried