davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

jest TO gromadony. Orgahlzator:
.propagandy zwiazkowej, zr6d-
10 podsycajace juz istniejace
grupy. Jest to :gotowy naby-
tex do starszej organizacyi i
%odpowiaalda jqcej wymaganiom.
|dojrzalszzeggo w y i' a gotovy
s7zczeg61nie prczeeez S s9!' Wy:
ksztatceYpiq ma zsaHsa asa Oh tel
wiekszej :gf6wnej organiza-
cyl. $780,
PomySlmy dalej,. ze starry.
cz}onkowie %wymieraja szybko
a wypAacanie ,pRg9smiertnego
PREY nader czestych wypad-
kach Smierci jest upfywem z
kasy, kt6ry moze STAG sic ME-
bezpiecznym dla organizacyi
samej. Stare. orgganizacye. a.
merykanskie nawet 0 5wientej
przyszfosci .rozbijaja sic ma.
skale w'yJp}at zapf'omogi i pos:
miertnego, gdy re. 'staroScia.
organizsacyi postepuja do gro:
bu czfonkQwie. a niema m1o-:
|dych i%szdrowyc!lh,l zasttep6w ma ia:
podtrzymanie ., w'ydatk6W ! "a
|jecia miejsca pomar1ych: Ia
przyk}ad MONA wzia6 orga-:
nizacye Woodmen Of the.
World, kt6ra niedawno pre-:
szla grozny kryzys, albo lima
%niemiecka Q .pokrewhym u
|stroju. Obmyslenie srodk6w IT,
%trzymania ola takich -organi-
zacyi da sic wykonac ma Kill
}kadziesiat moze lat, a :potem
przychodzi zast6j gwaftowne
podwyzlszenie podatkd rocz-:
nego, a1by zaspokoic wydatki
zbyt wyg6rioo'waa:ne wpfaty, Jaw
see wypadaja: niekorz:yjistnie.
Nastepaje brak czfonk6w j
ostatecznie upadek. -
o ga i atoi iii kt 3 j po-
1ciaga do grona swe.go { milo:
]dych, jak :: n: p. sok6f, ME
podpada temu niebezp pie
1stwu, 30 S czfonkowie jego. u
mieraja. ": sstosunku .bardzo
malymd do wstepujacych.. So
k6l bedzie zaw1sze miaf l racye .
bytu i W zasadzie g16wnej po-
~zostanie niezmienny nawet W
najbardziej zmienionych oko-.
licznosciach. Taxa zaS organi-
zacya zespolona z lima ola
starszych> bedzie zr6d}em jej
sit liczebnych = W. niej znaj-.
die kasa .poSmiertna: .stafych,
pomocnik6w, a przerzedzolne
zastepy starych mfodych re-.
krut6w. Jest vice ia m}odziez
skupiona PREY opieku6czej
organizacyi zhbezpieie1z'ethiem
jej, ma przyszfos56; ely W tel tel
intencyi: ten oddlzia} pofaczo-
no czy ME, niema :. p'otrzeby
W to wchodzic ma razie..
. W zdrowym ciele zdrowy
Ouch - jest podstawa i celem
zgromadzenia mlo-
dazacych do silly i wy
ducha Przez 6wicze-
MIA cielesne. Dla mfodziezy
polskiej zdrowa gimnastyka
ME straci nigdye pociagu.. Jest
to przymiot wrodzony, kt6re-
rego nie potrzeba dopiero wy
.iagac re: zdrowgigo organizmu1
pelnego zycia, a ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

mem rzeczy, poniewaz istnia-
10 to r%ozdwojenie jake zywy
.dow6d braku zgody. Go do
faktu szkodliwosci jakiejkoi-
wick niezgody nie: moze bye
dw6ch zdan. Niejasny stosu-
mex istniejacy miedzy dw'om on !,
stronnictwami pc ich Cd Sic
bic roz}aczeniu krepoWaf
wszelki wysifek ku rozszerza-
niu organizacyii:: z racya well
ka trzymali sic zdala cd SEE
reg6w Uni ludzie, kt6rym
niezgoda kazda przedstawia.
sic W %prawdziwej ohydzie jake
przyczyna wielu nieszczesc
naszego narodu. Punkta spor-
ne, kt6re by}y przyczyna roz-
dwojenia, dadza sic }atwo u
sunac PREY dobrej wolf obu
stron. Nieporozumienie i ME-
~wyrozumiafosc ME wytrzy-
mafy pr6by czasu. Nastep,stwa.
ola jednosci ME zrobia usz-
czerbku hororowi zadnego po-
laka. Gdyby navel zni6s} W
milczeniu zniewage W imie
zgody, rozsadny czfowiek naz-
wafby to cnota i tylko ola
]g}upiego byfoby to wzgardli-
VEN. Jestesmy i tax do zbyt-
ku czufymi ma najmniejsze
uchybienie naszej godnosci a
z tego wyrosfa wybitna cecha
naszego spo}ecze6stwa brak
solidarnosci. Ladajaka r6zni-
ca pogladu wystarczy ma za1o-
zenie odrebnego :obozu a ka.
mienia niezgody ma drodze
prawdziwego postepu Mkt
pierwszy ME dotknie, by go
usunac, uwazajac, re tamten
wiecej winien. lynn podobne
znamiona st&nowia nasze
stronnictwa i osfabiaja bardzo
}poczucie obowiazku zgody.
Z~apomnlenle uraz ME prZy-
chodzi samo re siebie trzeba
nieraz wielkiej dozy zaparcia
siebie i przedewszystkiem do
brej wolf. A iluz to pycha j
wyg6rowany sad o w1asnej
wielkosci postawif poza gra-
nicami dostepu rozsadku do
brej wolf? Znalezli sic i W u
nil niezgodni i fafszywo god
nose swa %pojmujacy - moze
tylko n~ierozwazni i ]ekko-
myslni. Lecz jezeli zabrakfo W
mniejszej znacznie garstce to-
go goracego entuzyazmu ola
projektu po}aczenia, to gorli-
wa praca trzezwych braci pre-.
prowadzifa, re dobra sprawl:
wygra}a. Ma tysiace wypad-
k6w niezgody many .pirzeciez
przykfady mifo$ci braterskiej.
Obecny ruch wSr6d SOkOl-
silva takze zapowiada ME
mylnie pojednanie zwasnio-
a r6wnoczeSnie istnie-
ME niezaleznego zwiazku So
"Wolny' Sok6f ska
zaf sic dobrowolnie ma mniej-
SIZE kresy od}aczeniem sic cd
pierwotnej organizacyi, lecz
istnia} i rozwijaf sic takze.
Warunki rozrostu PREY roz-
podobnem So zaw-
-. 'F -. . i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

::oflarny cielec NE jest nez Z, wi
ny. A :ci-przy sterze dzierza
w}adze maja wp}ywy:na
GAIA organizacye, PREY niej
take ma Sokofa. Niezaleznte
sokolstwo uwolni sic cd tych1
wp}yw6w, ola wielu polak6w
m}odych-niemifych wp}yw6w.
Otworzy bra,my Ola m}odzie-
zzy W najszerszem' tego s}oMa
znacze elii Zwiazek Mp. !. ME
:wszystk SIX: q kocha}.i=n wszy-
soy. k'o5achaiaa Zwiazek*N. P.
Sok6f wolny. ME bedzie cier-
piaf cd tego' kochania isnie}I
kochania. "a
Organizacye o, sta}ych pol
mys}ach i dojrza1ych przeko-
naniach. z trudem przebywaja
krytyczne .chwile. Freeman
pojec. A poiecia o potrzebie
tych :organizacyi j .skutecz-
nose ich piracy zalezy " pew
nej mierze cd stosunk6w pa
nujacych. Zdarzaja sic ro2::'
[dw,o'jenisa : niajbarddziliiet(jj j: ME- ij!'
pf'lrzze,widziaplych powod6w: tUj;-.
padaja naWet Gale organizacye'
albo wioda such,otn1ic;ze zzycie
u .poWodu:: DankfuctWa ldeo-::
wego. lub finansowego. Mkt:
ME -moze ~przewidziec srod-:
lk6w zaradczych przeciwko
Ewszystkim mozliwym niepio-.
~rozumieniom a ME wstydzmiyi ;:
sic przyznac starosci pewnych'
przywar niekorzystnych pos
POI. z dojrza}oscia umysfu ist''
}niejacych. :Up6r starego. to lie
Iep6r:* mlodego i gietkiegt2o' II; L.
E1hyslu." Byy goriszace< p ti
k1ady:n1iezgosdl;y Z T. niiewielkich
Epowod6w; ale Z kamiennego
uporu," i to e u: olr reyal i: |yl5 el.
|starycho ;lqdzzi. lima drog a i
&rodkami daza do Wytknie-
togo celu: 9rganizacye W5'yi5c;iete
ma zmodfo Zjednoczenia,.
Zwiazku, Uni, i I. d, soK:6 8:
ma; 6rodki odrebne i i :s 1a
zadaniu: wfasciwe. 2'.' -,
Wystarczy i nawet ma przy-
szfoS666 zamiknac oczy, a pa. = ::
trzec ma to, co chwila obecna
doradza. Ma Sok6lstwo bye!
wojskiem do pomocy W obro-
ME narodu, MECH lyle j pra-
cuje ma. obrone i wzmocnienie
cafego narodu, oddzielone oda
stronnictw, Me zmienia "a
sadniczej kwestyi, jak Wel-
klein jest stronnictwo, kt6r'e-:.
mubyasfuzy}y! oddzia}y's ok@-
silva z MEM po}aczoine. Sssookj66}}'
Eniezalezny staniiet= lp'65hh;aId stroll
nictwami i niezgood&.@Taka jest
|jedyna rozsadna rada' bie&aeeeejj
chwili i dodajmy, re zyciie
wolne cd stronnictw, nieza-
lezne cd oboz6w, to dopieero5z
zycie godne Soko}a. Taxi So
k61 Zjednoczony i niezalezny.
- Tdl
MECH lyle!
Widzac te diva piekne iprzy53
k}ady pojednania, nie zaWah !
sic mySl pred mozliWo@7 |
c { i powtofania do zycia ZWiaz-
~. -, 10. ~ II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-03

:takze W polzadku=materyal-
5nym wyzszy. stopie6.wyksztaf-
.cenia. Nauka wyzsza, niedaw-
no temu zaledwojako.punkcik
'ma}y ma powierzchni, teraz
zatacza eoraz:: szersze ko1a.
Rozbudzi ona wychodztwo
nas 5 Z DO" Acknowledged
s dEz Z ia a q " r6znyych kieruna
( k;ach rozwojul: j ulepszenia wa
runk6,W.= bystu: Przytem lat
WEI bedlzie: . :chwilke czasu.
wolnego ma rozryWke. sKto
ca}y: dzie6. pr = ], J! c;iezko, TAX
re wieczorem cz1onki Dol roz-
piera, tego. gimnastyka ME
zdofa pociagnac. z tego maj
nizszego pok}adu =ludu robo-
czego polacy poWoli sic Wyry-
waja j przyjdzie: ::czas, ze "
WiekszoSci ME. bedzie MONA
naszego ludu Do tych k]as "a
|liczac. So narodyi dzisiiaajj, kt6-
re ma tym=. punkcie nizej cd:
mas stoja. . ::
Uniezaleznienie cd:
fzwia:zzk:u,'' iub j. a@kiejjkIo 9 in
nej orgapizacyi NADIA !1 .mu t 8;
samoe td kt6ra jest ko-
niecznym warunkiem rozwoju
Wsr6d spofeeze9hfstWa pa :wlef '!te
oboz6w podzielonego. Pre-
konania i-.daznosci organiza:
cyl wszystkich sic zmieniaja i
to ME zawsze tax, ably u:wszy:
stkich zyskac aprobate. Sta
nowisko, jake dow6dzcy mys-
Ii zwiazkowe >zajeli wobec re-
ligii i duchowie6stwa jest
wrogie: Take postepowanie
must zrazic spewne klasy spo.
}ecze6stwa polskiego! D:aczes
go 'ma Sok6}acierpie6 Y powo'
du >przekona6 -dasnossci o.
piekuhczej .organiza6yii? Jest
Is nioni}sens, kt6rysanj66gf jjuzi
dawniej p6kazac. sic we w}as-
clwem swietle, gayby:n ie, "a
ciek}oScc. i wiaras: w, rnieomyE-
nose, w}asna ;propagowana
przez :tych, u: kt6rych poza
zwiazkiem mic ME istnieje. So
|jeszz1c4e :polacy*i:wcale :pokaz,
match Jest %liczba, kt6rzy %
obowiazkachs religijnych ME
Fodzywaja sic: 2 :przekasem lub
re z}oscia: widoczna 0 ducho-
wienstwie:"E jest Wielu takich;
kt6rzy to- potepiaja,,. DO: du-
chowie6stwo:i i: dobrzy: katoli=
cy to takze: dobrzy polacy. n
Prey Zwiazku =byl: ,Sok6}
zgromadzeniem Q zafarbowa-5
.niu ideowem :Zwiazku o.
lynn samym odcieniu przeko-=
nan i o dazeniach w;jednym.
kierunk:u. Bylo. to. .wojsko re-:
T: krutowe q(!o~rastajace pod wpfy-
wem ludzi, kt6rzy sfowem
martwem i zywem dokuczali
i obrazali, lie sic zmiescifo,
tax ~duchowie6stwu jak i ro-
zumnym katolikom. Czy ma
tenn ME cierpia} Sok6f? Me
cierpieli tel ma tenn ludzie
m}odzi W -zasadach religij-
nych? Kto te zasady szanowaf
ME chciaf dziecka swego wi
ma sWank narazonego.
80 L4. 4o11 I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
TRUSTY TIM MURPHY
HOLDS A CELEBRATION

',io. no. no, and bottle of rum,
ouoth Tim Murphy. who, until yesterday.
Was a trusly at the city Jail. as he
slipped $40 across the bar Of state
street saloon and invited the various
persons who loungcd about the place to
como up and have IL drink.
The money was gone and Tim was
drunk when Sergeant Emil Johnson hap
pencd In and recognized the truSty. He
hailed him back TO the city Jail and be-
obtained the $40. \ fast SOLDERING drunk
ard, bowling and hummering on the door
Of tho drunk house. furnished the first
clcw.
Where's that tr1Isty? Where's my s.
change and why don't you let ME out?
Amt 7 put up enough bail?' yelled the
drunken man.
"BaiI-trusty-tv dollars mused
johnson. after the most approved man
ner OF deduction, "Bail for a. drunk iG
five dollars. Five dollars ball and FIVE
! dollars change makes ten dollars, TIN
! Murphy had ten dollars and Tim Muir
! phy Is n trusty." The sergeant had hlt
! The nail on the head and he knew IL.
! The drunken man was released from the
| drunk house long enough 10 verify these
deductions and then he wss put back
! 10 ponder over the ethics OF trustces-in
| trust and TRUSTEES In general,
! The drunken man was sober enough 10
say that he slipped $40 bin under the
door OF the drunk house TO someone who
! said he was a trusLy, and who promised
tn get him out on IS bail. lie also
promised TO return the other 50. After
waiting All hour the man in the drunl
house began yelling. II was just at thai
Johnson arrived at the police station
arm In arm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
COMPROMISE PLAN
IS TURNED DOWN
Land Board Regards Claims
of Sewer Valley Water
Users Unfounded.

Tho state board OF land Commissi sioncrs
yesterday at special meeting rejected
a. proposition of the Waterusers' asso-
citation and other claimants OF the Sewer
valley to compromise their injunction suit
against the stale in connection with the
Fiute reclamation project il the state
would conccde their claim 10 240 second
feet OF the flood waters Of tho Sewer
river over and above the d15 second :
feet allowed them by the last court adj
judication OF rights.
The board took the, position that the
claimants have no legal right TO the ad-
ditlonsl water and that it would inter-
cede ownership of the waters TO the
! claimants
The board agreed, however. that the
whole matter should be taken UP with
the attorney general. the state engineer
and j. W, Cherry OF Mount Pleasant, rs
| counsel for the claimants for the pur-
| pose of determining whether the state
had any counter proposition to make to
the users in an effort to settle the lltl-
gatIon started by the people of The Sc
Tier valley.
the Sevicr river arose through the state 9
/ action in fling on these waters and be-
ginning the construction OF the large
| Pluto dam and reclamation project.
Nearly $500 00n has been expended al
ready on the undertaking The water
users Joined together and began suit
| In the district court OF Sewer county to
| restrain the state from taking and using
the flood waters, claiming that they were
| entitled TO them by reason of uncon- :
tested usage. The Watcrusers' associ-
alton met recently and appointed a com
mittee TO wait on the state land bonrd
with on offer OF compromise. This COM
mittec, headed by w. ~, SeeCmicr and
| u. y. Young OF RichflcId and Court Wa
district, met with the land board yes
| terday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
University Notes

Mayor Samuel G. Park will speak 10
The students at the chapel meeting this
morning. The subject OF his speech win
be Universal Peace"
Charles kallogG, the noted naturalist
and writer, spoke TO the university stu
dents Yesterday morning on the benefits
OF outdoor living,
All orders for caps and gowns must be
in and paid for by Friday noon
The senior football men will have their
picture taken today in the gymna sium
for the Utoujan.
The Order of Clean will hold an open
meeting this afternoon at o'clock in the
rest room.
The Order OF Clean Will present king
Rene,s Daughter in the university as
sembly hall the evening NJ FEBRUARY "a.
The German circle will meet E'riday
evening at the home OF Professor Wise
on T street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
NO CAUSE TO DOUBT
A Statement of Facts Backed by
Strong Guarantee

We guarantee immediate and posi-
tive relief TO all sufferers from con-
stipation. In every case where our
remedy fails to do this we will return
the money paid Us for it. That's a
frank statement of facts, and we want
you to substantiate them at our risk.
Rexall Ordcrlics are eaten just like
candy. are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time, day or night; do not cause
diarrhoca, nausea, gripping, excessive
loosencss, or other undesirable effects
They have very mild but positive ac-
tion upon the organs with which they
come in contact, apparently acting as
muscular coat Of the bowel, thus over
coming weakness and aiding to restore
tho bowels to more vigorous and healthy
activity,
Rcxall Orderlics are unsurpassablc
and ideal for thc use OF children, old
folks and delicate persons. We cannot
too highly recommend them to all suf
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and it's attendant evils. That g VIII,
we back our faith in them with ou'
promise Of money back If they do no
give entire satisfaction. Three sizes
II tablets 10 cents, So tablets 20 cent
and 80 tablets 30 cents. Remember
you can obtain Rexall Remedies il
Salt Lake City only at our stores-Th
Rexall Storcs-Druehl & Franken, 2T
South Main; Smith Drng Co, 2l5 Soutl
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Schramm -Johnsoll's S Success
Great Popularity OF Plan TO Sell Med.
icine at Half Price and Guarantee
q Cure,

Schramm-J ohnson. Drugs, tho enter.
prising druggists, rather than await
the ordinary methods of introduction,
urged the DR.. Howard Go. TO secure n
quick sale for their celebrated specific
for the cure OF constipation and dys'
pcpsia by Offering the regular 5Oc bot
tie at half-prlce,
In addition to selling II soc bottle of
DIR. Howard e specific for 25c, Schramm-
johnson, Drugs. have so much faith III
the Remedy that they will refund tho
money TO anyone whom il does not
cure.
When your head aches your stomach
does not digest food easily aud natur-
aUv when there is constipation spccks
before the eyes tired feeling, giddiuess.
bad taste jn the mouth. coatcd tongue,
heartburn sour stomach. roaring or
ringing in the ears, melancholy and liv.
er troubles, DR.. Howard IS specific will
cure you. If it does not it will not
cost YOU cent.
This latest achievement Of science Is
of great value in curing sick headache
Thousands Of women are today free
from that painfui disease solely
through the use OF this specific.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
CONTEST IN ORATORY
TO Be HELD TODAY
Twelfth Annual Event at the
High School Scheduled
for Afternoon.

The twelfth annual ora torical contest
will be held at tho high school this aft
ernoou. The contest Is under the eu-
pervision of the Sons and Daughters Of
the Revolution. The contest IS In honor
OF George Washington This year.
greater interest has been displayed in
this contest than in any other year and
there are twice as many contestants
All pupils have been working hard for
the contest and, from The reports, it will
be the best contest ever held. The high
school orchestra will make its first ap-
pearance this year under the leadership
OF Professor Christensen. The Glee club
will make up the remainder Of the musl-
cal programme, Medals will be given by
the Sons and Daughters of the Revolu-
ton to the best boy speaker and the best
girl speaker. The students who enter
the contest are required TO write and de.
liver their own orstions. Tho contest
Will start promptly at 1870 o'clock, The
programme is as follows;
Selection ....... High School Orchestra
Contest.
...~..,.........,. Lucille NIornnsstar
Our Country's Duty 10 Her Youth,
...,e. .,.-.......--: :-.,.,: Earl kass
An Advocate Of American lndepen-
dence - .-.....-.... .Adlai McCabe
Tbs Patriot ............ .Tula Mollcrup
The Great West ........ Frank Swindler
The American Citizen Harold Teasdale
international Peace. Louise WjnsloW
| Tie Revision OF American Labor
Unions ................W Wallace Ward
The Mother of Man. ,Zctha Hammer
| The Fallacy of Equality, Hugh Wiltor
What We owe 10 the Army and
The Future American. Raymond slniti
| The Patriotism OF Good Citizenship.
| ..,......, .........- .Drusilla GabS
| a plea for the Modern Soldier..,-.,
/ Selection. High School Glee Clut
Decision OF Judges and presentation o
| medals.
Song. America ca.....,......... Audienc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
QUESTION OF WITNESS
FEES BEING RAISED

Carl C. Christensen, q former patrol
man whose name was dropped from the
payrolls at the recent reorganization of
the department, found that he is stu
connected with the department when he
attempted to collect witness fees, after
testifying in petty case in police court
yesterday. Christensen made the arrest
In this particular case and was sum
moned TO testify, as all arrcstiDg officers
are.
The court clerk refused 10 issue the
warrant for a witness fee on the ground
that the law prohibits arresting officers
from collecting the witness fee. Cars
tensen argued that he was no longer q
policeman, but the clerk argued that he
was stu the aTesting officer in tho
case. The former petrolnan did not
get his fee.
II is estimated that thcro are at least
$50 cases pending In police court In whicl
former policemen will have To be called
as witnesses. There is talk of institut-
ing test suit TO determine The point al
issue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
[{IIL PROBING
|I|EGK At BINGHAM
y 5 Rio Grande Off
A, Keep Silence While
TI,rsstigation Is On.

! l'.''Sak a.,sck that occurred on
4 Is s.I, branch of the Denver <
~ -, -, Thursday was not corn :
i1's i,.uiar .sl as ii was thought ,',,I5 II
j ls'sres s.. were four men killed
= 81" ard eight injured and 'ne
"a : siassan, ass where the VIZ wreck tx
.,s @ inccnsed at the loss o,
=, :. ',.s ,ssa that they decided to hold
.,,re TO protest against ~
p . n, be hcld at Bingham this
- v. "s;oh !. ". Mulhern. super
:. 4 the lines OF inc nei.,e enoot "a
=, = IN Utah. will be preScn1 "
sM ,oSyyssstigstion committee ad-
y " ~ III Il was 10 meet again
y ~ b IiinIsh up the AFFAIR II ppSo . p,i .
is ,,,t ~ Mr. Mulhern may be % ap,s
a W.. s,se fairly before the people
: e Tho officials declined 10
Information regarding the
Y sN mil IL VAS completed.
:, getting right down 10 vac 10, DO
.ttrs aid Mr. Muhorn iasl hisnt; ~;
80 n heye the matter cleared
~ ~ days Wo want 10 get at
3, iass before we accuse any
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
CLUB TO
|luNCH BOOST PLAN

esti0n Of entrance fees and dues
a eiahtd out at The Commercial
ha lojay. when a general mem
zn,lng will be held 10 launch
lslk campaign 10 increase the
nHrStlt.
,zz,srshlp committee of the cIuo
80 Mondey and drew up its
,inens. /, Is understood that
Me !ayors z plan whereby no
'pl b charged new members.
W loln within ninety davs
l. J, Is also understood that
se VII recommend that tho
onss for resident members
Msy arc. hui that rhe entrance
o,!sIdent' ne reduced TO $40.
sla'y QUO OF $3.50 for such
nsmoors hold varying opin-
matter. and when The recon-
o tlie committee open IN
- y, ior discussion al large it Is
y, NAM commendable MANS
& e'sisd Tor increasing the club I.
2 on q new schedule OF fees
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No DISCRIMINATION.
!. ozsI,IIy Made REGARDING Ae-
..amvdatlon OF Guests.

=, ordsr from the secretary OF
-. Walter u. Fisher. concern
Z in'sl. and places OF entertain
4 ~ YeIlorsione National park.
rsdF sonle discussion in railroad
sJhIs cily. The order Is TO the
eai ibe Yellowstone Park Hotel
"a Inc Wylls Camp company
) ssSs,s 10 accommodate all who
= al without discrimination and
4 r,ssi Of The capacity OF the hotel
a .duds, the patrons Of the Holm
rruipn company Of Cody, Wyo.,
f,trlo hays experienced a great
( Z l-pgNe IN getting accommoda-
1 - ouapany WAS handicapped be-
. !, .J.ursionisls had 20 take their
4 nh them. As il Is now they
|lra he privilege OF the hctels OF
Ia AZ the cast entrance should
= eve popular.
! q oiAsr hand the companies op-
= n holslS assert that they do so
IL nd hat II is only through their
-Ettsa facilities that they made
Eesu nav. The whole trouble
= Y The, outcome Of the rivalry
Hrrdnan and Hi railroad inter
r he Developments will be
y vilh interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
uAN CHINESE OF
ALI LAKE IS DEAD

Sing. ior many years n
..s'''F In this city, died yes
~, dtlls shack IN the rear of
~, iAundry. Isl West South
49, lancer Of the stomach
|,nhe :eats Of egc, He was
a. and came 10 America
ssars ago. living first in
s,u i, iaer 1pa In Salt Lake For
.hN.% . cultivated a small t7,cl;
'gelI. i,,pethein part OF the civ
I, q = II. u'ihs BY house 10 house
sk PRODUCTS. " '0e
kg' MI be held Th,,rsda >
's,i,.!ocl y O'clock from tho 5 n
ces sa pnrlor&. Burial viii
~ es,nnetery. The local Chi.
Vi'arse Of Tho funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
|;SIIS1tR ;IISsl BOY HAD
NFPLY OF COCAINE

Ia cans full of cocaine
possession Of Harry
'stndsy si,,oy boy who was ar
''san On afternoon by Patrol
. hSI,ps1' a charge of selling
's a. yrs NJ. OF II. Holmes
|slr So,',, West Second SoutII
b tle a,, ~ = elrl 10 years Old,
Ia iIs1uS% S%itssting officer
tllssd y N III the possession Of
q PUN aesiI Il from Chinese
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Two New Companies.

Preparations for the admission OF two
new insurance companies 10 do business
in Utah were being made yesterday al
soner The companies are the Title
Guaranty X Surety company Of Scranton.
Pa, and the Railway Mali association. a
fratcrnal insurance organiza lion Of rail
way mail clerks. writing accident insur
nTT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Assist Nature.

You have been told TO "hitch YOUR
wagon to a star that nature will as.
sist you. That's all right. There are
times, however, when you should as
sist nature, and the spring is one of
these times.
Nature is now undertaking TO cleanse
your systenl-lf YOU take Hood IS Sar-
saparilla the undertaking will be sue
cessful, and your complexion bright
and clear.