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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Presents Grave Problem.

Republican political leaders admit that
the situation is q complicated one and one
that may have a serious bearing On the
election II 1t is not soon settled. Mr..
Joseph has for years been one of tho most
active workers for the Republican ticket
in the county and the state and the lack
Of the support of himself and his friends
would no doubt handicap the ticket.
1t is likewise declared that the stories
attacking Johnson now in circulation are
damaging the ticket, especially in this
county, where the women OF the party
are taking an active interest In politics
this year and are suggesting that these
stories be satisfactorily explained.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24

party county headquarters; nm -
Broberg was chosen presiaepTir Trs
Smith first vice president M'u In
Donohus second vice preslas9s rsr:
Crawford third vice president r M H'
Hadlsy secretary and MIS-. - ebcu
treasurer, The officers wsIs ws,;,sIrf s
serve for one year. The follo~ sdf
were we named by the women es sam 40 - y
board: Wesley Is. WaltUn, s,,.o, and
c.. D. Rooklidge, y. a. S"' ~
DoDohue,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
PlMPLE ON CHIN
IS CAUSE OF DEATH

The body OF Mrs. Harriet Burgess, Sc
ysars OF age. OF Mill Creek, who died
at the j. D. S. hospital Sunday evening.
dertaking parlors of John Banks OF Muir
ray ~
Mrs, Burgess died from perltonitis re-
sultlng from blood poison. Infection
chin, which she tried TO cure by picking
IT In the usual fashion. Mrs. Burgess is
survived by a husband and eight chill
dren. Funeral arrangements wifi NOT bn
completed until members Of the familv
living In Canada can be heard from
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
FEW SEEK OFFICE,
Mo Rush for Nominations on Bull Moose
Ticket

Ticket
Very few candidates are being mon
toned for places on the third party coun-
ty and legislative ticket. Few are urg-
ing their candidacy for any office and
IT is likely that many Of the nomina-
tions VIII go to persons not seeking
them.
One OF the few contests that appears
likely Will be that for sheriff. w. II.
Wilkinson Is an nvowed candidate, while
J. G., Corless and Claude Y. Russell are
considered more or less receptive candt-
dates for the place.
Parley P Chrstensn. Wesley X Wal
ton. P. J. Donohoe and Brigham Clegg
are among those suggested for state sem
atorss For representatives H II. Nc
Minln. Claude Y. Russell, F, d. Ruther-
ford. G, n. Rookldge and Allen T. San
ford have been mentioned. There Ap-
pears to be sentiment favorable to
naming women on the legislative ticket
and II ts likely that women will be given
places on the ticket, though none has
as yet been prominently mentioned as
prospective nominee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Speak for Republicans.

Senator George Sutherland is scheduled
to speak at Charleston on Friday after
noon and Heber Friday evening, with a
possibility that he may also speak nj
Midway Saturday evening Senator
Smoot was scheduled to speak at Fair
view tonight, but finds It Impossible for
him to I'LL tho engagement, An effort
is being made TO secure some other
prominent Republican speaker for this
occasion. Carl A. Badger and M, A
Breeden, Jr.. speak at a Republican rally
IN Layton ThursdaY aYeniIr -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Ask Fruit for 0rphnA

The management OF the ~
Homo and Day Nursery has asp ~
that the supply Of fruit mas ,ua 0,s,i,
requests residents to donste ,srss slas
titles from their personal s%iw t;e, n
pointed out that the deprivH1uvaIh IN
donors Will be- practically plL w.
small donations Will mean n,u.a hs ~
children, who will otherwise W
of these luXurles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Undesirable Sent on WAY.

Thomas Johnson. alleged to be IL no.
torious burglar known by the sobriquet
of ''Scar-Faccd Tommy" was released
from the city Jail yesterday upon his
promise TO leave the city. johnson Is
said TO be an eX-convlct from Ca,Ifor-
MIA. He was arrested last Saturday on
suspicion by Detectives Cleveland and
Seager. who had heard that Johnson con-
templated a visit 10 Salt Lake and had
boasted that he would turn the town up
side down. His stay brief as he
was picked up by the detectives shortly
after his arrival here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
SPECTACULAR BLAZE
AT THE HOTEL UTAH

Flames and smoke shooting upward
from the roof Of the Hotel Utah last
evening at dusk caused considerable ex-
element and called out the entire force
of the fire department on a false alarm.
A squad of fremen. mounting to the
roof by the fire escape. discovered that
the flames came from burning SCOT and
grease in the ventilating 0ue that not
long since set fire to the immense bee
hive on top of the building. Last night,
however, the blaze did not spread beyond
the nue. except TO rench upward into the
Sky like q huge candle flame.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Arrange Bryan spesi'-

A special excursion os,isn Oyss or see'
sff s. is Ps Being lae arranged a.; y tsss !ss
give the people OF ne Se't tHryan. m,s
DSg5sniSsi DSo1sr Wi1 70 speak at ogs, ogassn at
nlcInok IN fhe and and at Logan at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Daughters of Pioneers to Meet.

The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers will
hold the first meeting of the season this
afternoon in the bishops building. Pio-
neer music will be "A feature Of the en-
tertainment. Mrs Margaret Romney and
others singing oId-time songs Of the pio-
neers On October 4 the society VIII
give a reception for visiting and resi-
dent pioneers IN the bishops building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
ZEORA MURDER CASE
GOES TO JURY TO-DAY

Taking OF testimony in the case of John
Leora, charged with numbering Ell GRAY
len at Bingham last December was con-
bourow In the criminal division OF the
Third district court. Judge Loofbourow
VIII this morning give his instructions TO
the Jurors and they will retire to consider
a verdict The case has been on trial
for the past ten DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Admits Larceny Charge.

John Doe Reid. alleged to have stoler
500 from Ruby Lee, pleaded guilty to n
before Judge ]. NJ. Bowman of the Grim
inal division OF the city court yesterday
and was bougd over to the district
court. In default OF $500 bond he went
TO the county jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Unable to Give Bail.

w NJ, Smith. alleged TO have robbed
George A Pitts OF $50. was bound over
to the district court on a charge of grand
larceny by Judge j. NJ. Bowman OF the
criminal division OF the city court yes
terday, Bail was fixed at $1,000 In default
OF which the prisoner was committed to
the county Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Buried With Honors,

The body of Ray F'nley-. a colored vet
eran Of the civil war and retired WAGNER
OF the Twenty-fourth infantry. was given
military burial at the Fort Douglas GENE
terry yesterday. Finley first enlisted In
the One Hundred and Sixteenth Kentucky
regiment Of United States coIored infan-
trys August 1S. 1851
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
De1nocrats Organize

Tho Democratic district G., fasp lasi eres.
pemooratic T m HEADQUARTERS nIza a; ton
enompaign, nouer with John = SsVsscrsiarr'
man and G, Il. Islaub as '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
PUT RESPONSIBILITY
UPON SUPERVISOR
Commissioners Say Tudden-
ham Has Exclusive Author
ity in Improvement Work.
DISPUTE is SETTLED
City Engineers Duty Ends
When Plans and Specifica-
tons Are Completed.

Hereafter il the grading OF ones street
does not suit one II one believes the mix
ture OF the cement used in the sidewalk
is not correct, II one have any ideas in
reference TO how street paving should
be laid, II one find any fault at all
with the carrying out OF the plans and
specifications for any character OF pub
lie improv ement. one must make one S
kick TO w j, Tuddenham, supervisor Of
streets.
The city commissioners yesterday at
special meeting finally settled the row
which has been brewing between Mr.,
Tuddenham and the city engineering de-
partment by the passage of a resolution
offered by Mayor Samuel c. Park by
which the city engineer is relieved of any
and all responsibility pertaining to the
inspection OF work or materials on all
public improvements and placing that
responsibility upon the supervisor Of
streets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Progressive Women Form Club.

The orsa nization OF the Women's Pro-
EressiYe club of Salt Lake CITY was per-
fectcd last night at meeting at the third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Mayors Resolution.

Whereas, In order 10 avoid con-
fusion IN the construction Of streets
and other public improvements and
definitely TO fix the responsibility for
The same. II Is necessary 70 place the
inspection OF such work under ono
head, and,
Whereas. The city Is liable for the
chara cter OF work and the quality OF
material entering into such work;
and,
Whereas, Suits are now pondIng be-
cause of a conflict OF authority and a
change OF specifications, therefore,
be It
Resolved That the city engineer be
and he is hereby relieved from ali re-
sponstbility pertaining TO the inspec-
tion OF work or materials on all pub
lie improvements: and, be II further
Resolved That said work be done
hereafter under the inspection of the
supervisor Of streets and public i'm
Provements. who shall be held respon-
sibie to tho board Of commissioners
for same.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Fixing Responsibility.

few days ago when City Engineer d.
II. Blossom presented To the commission
for adoption a set OF plans and specifI-
cations for the construction OF storm
sewer In Ninth South street and pro-
viding for the cleaning OF the Ninth
South street canal, Commissioner r. p.
Morris insisted that the plans and speci
lications be not approved until the ques-
tion Of who would be responsible for the
inspection were finally settled
Supervisor Tuddenham. through Mr..
Morris. has always insisted that the ap-
pointment OF inspectors was his affair and
he objected to anyone else checking. as
sisting in or changing any instructions
or ideas which the inspectors might have.
After a discussion OF nearly four hours
yesterday the commissioners decided TO
turn over to Mr.. Tuddenham not only the
inspection. but also the testing OF mate
any character of public Improvement with
the exception OF the actual prepara tlons
of the plans and specifications.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Relieves Engineer.


BY this step Engineer Blossom is re-
heved OF all responsibility OF every kind
relating TO construction
Heretofore the testing OF materials has
always been under the city engineer and
the work has been done by a chemist In
his employ The chemist will continue
10 do the testing. but only upon orders
from Mr.. Tuddenham II Is expected
that Mr.. Blossom Will at once insist
that the item of the chemists salary be
added TO the street department and de-
Quoted from his department, Other
changes are also contemplated in the
engineers office and a number OF addi-
lions will probably be made to the staff
of the street department.
When the matter was under discussion
Yesterday before the city commission Mr..
'ruddenham was called upon to explain
the qualifications OF the seventeen in
spectors which he has at work. Tudden-
ham said that a number OF them we're
ex-contractors or experts In several lines.
Three. he said, had been inspectors under
Iormer administrations. They are paid
So 30 A day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-24
Test of Material.

\ change Of especial Importance which
is brought about by the resolution will
be the testing. under the direction of
Mr. Tuddenham. OF the various kinds of
Utah rock asphalt which may be SUBJ
mitted by the successful contractor in
paving extension No. 40, bids for which
were recently opened, The city engineer
has drawn certain specifications for this
improvement and II viii be necessary for
Mr.. Tuddenham to assume personal re-
sponsibility In the matter. The resolu-
tion gives hin, no opportunity of ap-
pointing authorized representa- lives but
places the matter squArely on his shoul-
ders.
In, urging the placing OF tho inspection
under The supervisor OF streets, Commits
sioner II. W. Lawrence urged that such
a step would be check on the, city en-
Sineer's work. However, the passage OF
The resolution has turned the tables COM
pletely around and should the commission
at any time wish to check Mr. Tudden-
ham 1t Will be possible to set the CITY en-
Gineer's office at work in that drec-
ton.
May0r PARKS resolution rnIinu,,.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13
OPP g I 3 :? .F:e|lowz 9NEo'norial Nag 4, y.

As it observed at tie Colony at rushykno by Free
Lodge No. 81 assisted by the Ava Lodge and
the following Ava boys who did assist US. =
Brothers, Jenkins, Dunn Pummer, McNlurtry and Briggs
and others that failed to get their
The morning Of the 18th. Of June dawntd upon us~Ap
pearanty the the people Of rusy and especially tn
Colony people, in The Eastern prison with or:ancy
great deal than their anxiety
Memorial Day be forgotten BY all who chance be here
And their anxiety covered anl their expectation
surpassed in grandurc
At 10 o'clock promptly there procession formed iii
front the Odd Fellows Hall Of Odd Fellows in Child
coming next then the and and the march taken
and the ac marched about hundred yards the forks
the then returning back to the steps leading up
the Hail led bv Hon Leo Lemons of Springfield Grand
Herald they marched by twene and hundred and forty
seven passed up and down the steps, visiting the hall.
The procession then marched into the JAZZ Vile Church
where they greeted with song bv the choir where the
house decorated by the Colony people for the occasion
Aud the following program rendered.
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Vol. x BRUSHYKNOB Thursday, June. 18th. 1872 NO.

Following Mr. Ball came Hon John Orr Of Ava who was as
signed tbs subject of Industry And gave the subject due
credit His Instructions Home Industry was of the very best
and great points given worthy of our exception.
Following Mr., Orr came Hon. Mr. Giles WHO dd credit to
himself who entertained the people well while talking,
Rev L Garrett in few remarks closed one of the most
peaceful and grandest days given South Mo such an
And hast cOSpiny OF Mrs. Iubn
Orr of Ava Mo company with the wife Of Rev Garrett urging
the Institution ,bek Lodge at THIS place MIS-, Orr is
mber of the Rebekas odg of Ava she aid much and lasting
good this poc getting up this Rehekahs lodge We cannot
p but regret chat have sister Orr in midst all the
So closed day in honor Of the dead BY singing Cod
with TIL we meet again"
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Notice TO CneAnd d Al

The JA Vile Church build to hold the worship OF Ueo
md ovorv dv is invited under Is roof Any Orthodox Church.
or denomination can hold in it when not occupied oy
the Colony people But there must be strict observance OF e
following rules st In coming upon the land owned oy ns
Colony people there shall be no loud hoowng 10 as ros o
no shooting of guns revovers of kind in like manner
when leaving the church house observe the same rules We
the house. when the house during services there VIII
be no unnecessary talking allowed that will be of disturbing
nature worship other thing that will be be OF os'
urbinc nature No smokng chewing of tobacco or spttng
tobacco uice on the floor anyohtr disturbing
nature to the services Any violating those rules may ex
pect to be de with according to the Law.
/ Rev. t. S. Calle>t Manager
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13
No. a.
TYPEWRITER
GIVENAW hY.

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Company Of Woodstock, Ill, have
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some in your town, They are
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ingIv liberal conditions
If you could make any use of
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cent. then in a letter or on g
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ore Of the highest grade, wholly
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READ THE CIR ESSET
A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY,

cra,tinp or nearly every SuhJec5 wv
wrongs belonging to theories of men perorted TO De "e
Rh Teachings that every Reader and Family should have
in their possession 1t will be grand treasure OF True
knowledge to every one,
No one will be without wnen once read oeno Us your
order accompanied with onedoar and we VIII ssno you
+ha Roo] ED. WORLDS CREssET,
Brushyknob: Me-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13

We are authorized to announce
the Name of J, H. McMurtrey OF
Az, M;ssour! as Candidate for
Assessor of;Doug1as Co Subject
to the Republican voters at the tn
Primary Aug. 9Th 19l2' we
kindly solicit your support
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13

We are Authorized to announce
.be Name of H; II. Bail OF Nor
wood Mo. as Candidate for Pros
ecuting Atty. OF Wright Co.
g: Subject to the Republican voters
o+ tine Primary Aug. 9Th. 19l2'
We earnestly soli2ite yoar sup
port.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13

We are Authorized to announce
t,o maine Of Robert f. Jenkens
Of Ava Missouri as Cand'oa,e
f,,r Assessor Ct Douglas Co. Sub
ject to the Republican voters at,, az
The pri;a,ry Aug. Gsh. 1872
We earnestly solicit your sup
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13

VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED, to An
nouce the Name of Grant hsAlcN
Of Ava Missouri as Candidate Tor
Sheriff, Subject to the will Of the
Voters at the Primary Aug 9TH
1912. We kindly solicit your
support, as we are we'll known
al over the County.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13
ANN0U JUDGEMENTS

We are Authorized TO Annouce
.tbe Name of W. J. Adams OF
Arno Missouri as Candidate tor
Sheriff, Subject to the Reruoll'
can voters at the Primary Aug
9th 1912. We cordially invite
a!l.to vote for us as we nave q
great desire to serve the peop''
in this Office.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-06-13
UISSCKifiTiG
ROLL OF HoN0R

Mr.. ". II. II. Baker.
Stillings Mo. Sl00
. Artic Brown Desota Ill. 80
= ~ A'- --->n Mo, il" 80
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R,R.OG''R ]! I. {: G r! ANl;,
zsA tsss - Iszssas :. ~. 81 u
DINNER.

soro Memorial Day.
oons' alos By Hon, H. H, Ball of Norwood
ooua Christ the light of the world
pr The love to Noble Order BY ba1 OSl'7VV
hec ,,or1r n,on By Jane Keys
=, Memorial day 10y 1Al'" ''sN
Rift in the Cloud
oohs' Something see By Lulu Smons !
Rec. oome''ns p Erv Kovs
Masonry then and now By EhNy heye
,, Rows who run the urrow BY Elijah Br'negar
1odoe and Home BY Mrs, Doshia Ledoetter
c Childhood Home upon the farm
D;a,ea,o Message of the Dandeions.
Noxt cam. the Chldren's Treat,
Song N"eu ~ WV 40 Va
Address By Hon. John Orr. OF Ava, MO-
Rec. Melho'l"l 0el ' d. Notus S,ate
), The Mothers love by Neous o,"'e
, rr them over with beautiful flowers BY Nellie Baker
Oo'el '''" "Odd Fellowship BY c. A. Simons
Essay Ouo leir Iu 1ouo,) Orr
Rec. l"e oA'1' d. Mrs Dor, Nodlev
y Slavery by MIS- Dora NleoiSS
c Wonderously Redeemed
pa, Mamma when will Papa come BY agnes hlhs'
Ne n,a,vo metto Law the Stone By Mrs Netie Garrett
VA w.. On the Shores of Tennessee By NOBLE ola1e'
kec' By Mamie John.
Song s,,;n. rhere vo1 ard BY Elsie Orr. Of Ava:
Rec oh'ne WHERE you az ;n.,
Song A'le o', "a r,...,
naaaina pemarks BY Rev. l. S. Garrett,
Song ooo 0o '" '
Han rooJ,mons of Springfield his adiress to the people
f ha finest and tn. instructions received from him or
d FGovship has and will terminate in mrc1 and lsng 600
tho odce here and the eo oe IN general tae rea t1A
tha. Mr. Lemons mu some tim, come back
H., II II Ball Of Norwood the ext address the an
ao,c. who spoke with the III crest tAt men o1lno
r humanity. Lift deep aad sen ''oa % ''e 10 IA
,ithe prop"
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WORLDS CRESSET
Rev. L. S. GARRETT, ED.

PUBLISHERS
~ 4. Garrett and NJ. NJ. Bowers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-07-19
LAVA ROCKS FOR
QUEEN Street
Rapid Transit Offers to Pave but
Supervisors Sidestep All
Decision.

Lava rock blocks for Queen street
and ohia wood blocks for King street
are the two forms of paving material
selected by the Rapid Transit and Land
Company for paving between its rails
and one foot on the outer sides. The
company submitted these proposals to
the supervisors at yesterday s session,
but the board again side-stepped and
intimated that it was none of their
business what kind of paving material
the company used. as.
Manager Ballentyne of the trolley
company was present at the meeting.
His letter set forth that ''subiect to
your approval the company is prepared
to proceed Immediately with the work
of paving Queen street with proper
sized lava rock blocks, believing this
material TO be best suited to that
street For King street the company
expressed the opinion that ohia wood
blocks would be better than the stone
blocks. The company urged immediate
consideration of these proposals be
cause Queen street was now being pre-
pared by the bitulithic company for q
new pavement of bitulithic sutfacing.
Supervisor Mcclellan, who has been
opposed to the board taking any ae
ton, moved 10 defer action until the
next meeting, Murray said he didn'i
believe the supervisors had anything Il
do with the matter one way or anoth
er, and the "rapid transit company Il
bonnd 10 have It's own way, anyhow
Murray stated that he wanted vitrl
hed brick, believing from what he haf
been told that II was better than an,
other kind of block material.