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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-31
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

DIED-Mrs Margaret Croger, az tne
residence OF her son. Geo. u. NroseV,
Funeral Sunday Afternoon, ?. m. at
family residence, sIl North fwenty-eightn
avenue. Interment. Forest Lawn ffiehos
invited.
NEIsoN-Adolph, March ., 1919; aged 81
years. go .t
Funeral from residence Of his mother,
ss,l South 18th ST., at p. m. SUNDAY.
H., March q, al
Hotchkiss, Colo. son Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Adam johnson. IL
Funeral sunday, $50 p. M. from his
parents' residence, 2i56 S. Goth ST. Inter
ment Prospect I'M cemetery. FRIENDS
invited.s
cARTANo-George. aged IS years.
months and II days, March y, lsl-.
Funeral from family residence s'eS
California street, Monday morning at SD
o'clock 10 ST. Mary Magdaline church'
Nineteenth and Dodge streets at O'Clock
Interment German Catholic cemetery.
PROSPECT Hin Cemetery, Ssd-Parker
SITS; lot and single interment Tor SAFE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-31

TOWN lot and acre tract statesmen. 80
Karbach Block.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples have secured
licenses to wed:
Name and Residence. Age.
Luciano Mobile, Omaha.,........,..... "A
Maria Grasso, Omaha .........,.........23
William b. Collins, Wilbur. Neb...... 81
Alice Cerving. Wilbur. Neb............. 70
Andrew Woods. Omaha. ................2 q
Nellie J. Youngren, omaha,............ "a
Monticello Edwards. Omaha. 20
Mary b. Hurst, Omaha. ................. 2S
Mark Elliott, South Omaha. 10
Hertha NJ. Petersen, Omaha. II
GuIseppi Bondi. Council Bluffs. 3s
Gulseppina Sampunara, omaha......... 81
James Colder Omaha. ................... S.
Jennie Acton, Omaha. IS
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WANT ADS

Want ads received at any time but
TO insure proper classification must
be presented before II cock M. Tor
the evening edition and before s:So
%. m. for morning and Sunday edi'
tons. Want ads received after snch
hours will have their first Insertion
under the heading Toe Late TO
Classify"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-31
UNDERTAKINGS.

ANTITRUST UNDERTAKEN
Caskets u trust price. Phone II. T.
Brass Co. $50 or F-i7sl. and save money.
ANNOUNCEMENT
HELP! HELP. HELP.
OF course ! need help, II you are a re-
publican l need your vote at the pri-
maries: II you are a democrat / want you
10 speak to your republican friends and
reuest them to help make II Unit for
County Assessor. 80 years tax payer
in Douglas eounty.s
WALL. PAPER cleaned like new: prices
very reasonable. Call Douglas 1880.
vital massage. Anna Fisher. 40l Ware Blk.
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
ELLISVILLE LODGE
OFFICERS H0N0RED
AT GRAND LODGE

AT meeting Of the grand
lodge in Hattiesburg last week,
Mr.. b. F. Fridge was promoted
from GrandsMarshall to Grand
Warden Of State. This means
that in two years time Mr. Fridge
will be elected Grand Master, the
highest office in the lodge.
Mrs. FriGge as grand chaplain
Of Rebekah'a, was reelected to
her office.
We overlooked this naws of
SPECIAL interest to as last week,
but we were none the less APP
preciative of the fact that this
honor was conferred on an Ellis
vile citizen, who is well desery-
ing of the confidence as express
ed by the Grand Lodge in his
election. The election o I Mrs
Fridge AZ Grand Chaplain OF the
RebelSah's is not Of less interest
&c us.
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Look At The Street.

should get busy now and free
tt,. II, 9'.ee's OF Eilisyille from any
ehing that would prove to the sant
tatlon and beauty of the town
Natufaliy We have one Of the pret.
80, sies1 loNh SIN the country aud we can
nave one Of the cleanest and most
: sdni'ary Let each of US cooperate
= 70 freeing the streets from paner
we can do this by clearing the wsst.
matter from our own business door.
NOW Is the time, before the unve,I.
nR. "a'ci-
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30

We are beginning to realize tba,
summertime has come at last.
Miss Laura Wesson Is visiting in
Collins this week.
Mr.. w. r. McGowan left snnda >
night foi Laurel where he has ac.
cepted position with the Eastman
Gardner Co. - "a =
Miss Rufle Moore is visiting
friencs In Gul port
The Baptist Sunday School rave =
moon-light picnic Monday night. n
was well attended and both voupo
and old enjoyed it greatly.
Dr. and Mrs. Champenois of Hat.
LL,esonrg, spent Sunday with Mr. and
RS. MCGOWAN.
We were glad d to see some Of ~,
% the picnic.
Misses Lila Wesson and Dixie
loore are visiting Mrs. r. E, Dale
t Prentiss. ''e
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30

Mr. ]. J.. Breazeale Of p;,a
orove, was in the News off1oa
last Saturday and he is entovino
good health. He wishes to naka
known his appreciation Of tba
assistance given him in his strno-
g'e lor life. 1t is known thai NJ
Breazeale was in dangerous
condition and he feels debt ~
gratitude to his friends VIII
made it possible for him tn he
treated inDr. fuckers hosntt.J
In Meridian.
Mr. Breazeale is now able ~
10 manual labor to support him.
'elf and family. 1t was a orast
opportunity to have assisted him
mo q pleasure to think of him "a
nJoying good health again.
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
HON. HARDY
STONE ACCEPTS
INVITATION

The program for the unveiling
OF the Confederate monument at
Ellisyille promises to be very
interesting. Mr.. Stone is an
able speaker and the home tai
ent is exceptionally good. The
occasion is one of interest to all
and will be we'll worth the time
from our regular work to attend
The exercises are to begin at
10 O'Clock a, m. Music will be-
furnished by brass band and to
consist OF those old melodies un.
der the strains Of which no
nobier soldier ever marched 10
victory or defeat.
The Civil war was a great
chrises to the South bnt our peo-
pie, talented and progressive.
viii ever forge to the front until
the South will be the brightest
and best developed section of
the country. We shall never for
get 10 honor the cause for which
our Southern men gave four
Years Of their best lives. We
would not leave unsaid the noble
part that the Southern women
acted in this war. We NAV
bost Of our gol bearing resources
Of our soils more fertile than the
valleys Of the Nile, but the
Southern woman-hood has al
ways blossomed as peerless
Flower. In THE hours of peace
she is a messenger Of JOY in time
.ol WE an angel of mercy. She
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
GRADUATING EX-
ERCISER OF THE AC-
RCULTURAL SCHOOL.

Next Friday night May sIst g. j
oe an occasion Of interest at the Al
flcultural School Prof PATE !.
most excellent speker, is to deli.
a. auoress On "ihe South as the
maker Of the Nation Dfnlomss
will oe awarded to Miss olive carfer
ana Miss Sadie Graves.
The Exercises Of the n,,,h+ .,,H
e'ose the work Of most successful
session OF school that has becona
'ne PRIDE Of them who have infa
ea themselves Of The real mfrits ar
lhe school If you ask the bows If 4 |
70 enelr intention to return rex,
SESSION they express their intentia.
~ nnish their course ia the scboo,
<uile d number Of them have ma
-ufeo plans for the SUI. mer "a ensAIa
'ueni 10 resume their course nev,
ession The teachers have ha
cooperative in helping the BOYS ~
nature these plans. Such units ana .
work that has been pesfo, ~.
tnls session, iusures the sncraa :
zones county Agricultural School :
Inc girls are not less interested =
'ne school and they have proven n
e'seiFss TO represent the verv d
~ that makes our Sont herr
the greatest factor ID f.
IAping The destiny of our State =
,e I. course Of the school is such ~ y
= plepare the girls for the re- q
onsloilities Of the home and tbev tc
VF manifested such interest IN tbis m
u.'e 'nat should .each us lesson. IF
Ye a pupil such work to do as he or :,
!, "a" 'edslze practical vaise from n
! tney viii very likely complete FL
: course,
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Mr.. L. H. Weems Died Lat
Night.

Mr. l.. n. Weems who has hsen /,
resident of Ellisville for mauy vears
oled at the home of his dauphter
Mrs. j.. +. Myer, at eleven o;clocL
last night. He has been i'll for manu
months past and his death tbouqhf
surprise is not shock. az HE
pnyslca condition has been serions
for some time. o'
me deceased was born and raised
"a Mobile, Ala. but for many wears
past has made his tome here He
leaves to mourn his loss, two dauch-
-ters, Mrs. J. P. Myer, and Mrs. "
clark of New Orleans. also twa
brothers, e. r. and Is. G. Weems he
SIDES several grand children. reIa-
yves and a host of friends through
out the county. The remains will be
carried to Mobile, Ala, for burial,
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
Union Normal
sUMRALL- HKRRINeroN

sunday evening at 3 O'Clock Mr.
Lre Herrington end Miss Lizzie Sum
a.. were united in the holy bonds of
naal nla trlmony- We extend to this young
eodpie our pest wishes for a happy
and successful life. pp'
Mr.; Bufford Collins and family of
Mosel'e were welcomed guests AZ tbe
nome OF j. H. Sumrall Sunday.
hev. Loper had large and atten-
I'VE congregation last Sunday.
! Little = Cola Long is on the sick list
lnis week, but is Improving.
of rain. AZ neeo
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ELLISVILLE DIVIDES
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH MT. OLIVE

'e.'lt'tesisalssa base ball team went
prayed double -header. w1n.ona
and lost one. Both teams NAV
ing good ball. Stokes the star
slabman for Ellisville pitched
both games, loosing his first bv
score OF = to q; winning his sec
ono game s to l.. Moody's home
drlve in the fourth inning with
bases full won the second oama
for Ellisville.
ELLIsyILLE
feddooh left field. Jordan rieth I
ter field, j. Stokes center field
Lewis 30, Moody 2b, Collins IS.
Parker lb, Stokes p, Quick c.
MT. OLIVE
Yelyerton II. Tyroon CT. Hollo-
way RI. Thames 3b, Calhoun 2b
Yelverton ss, Bird 1b, Ware D
Smith p, Harris G.
First game:
Score:
Eiiisville- 0 0 / / % 4 q
MI ohve-o 0 o-3 5 3 ri
Second game: N
Score: y !.
Eiilsville-O 0 4 0-5 2 lte
Mt Oliye-0 @ 0 n ~
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DR.. H. S. TUCKER
7 . -,,1ls
~ LUUt1kL ~
LAD

Pr y. s. Tucker, who has EFT
uared usared himself to the people oi
t'lllsville by his joval dispoei-
tioh' good citizenship and sue-
cessful practice of his profession
mas oeen appointed physician of
'he Wausaw Southern Lumber
company at Laurel. This ID NOT
tne flfst time that our profession
al men nave been called to ser.
wee IN other cities. In q sanaa
We regaet 70 see them 60. but
When we consider that thew ara
not looking for better homez e.
and family, we re. |
joice with them in thsir promo.
Slon. IL pleases US to think that
Or. tucker is to receive a hand.
some monthly check Tor his aar.
'lces. In doing this, we are sura
nat the doctor will not forget ,
ne cooperation and kindness of ,
1ilisvllle friends under whose
atronage and observation ha
as made himself worthy Of any )
onors that may be accorded I
im.
We have other men in line for .
'omotion and in course Of time
eater fields OF work will da.
aAd their service. Even then
, VIII have been left a class "a til
opie, who will ever make El. I'll
vile worth while and the best ia
0n IN the state for environ - -
'nts, lest suited to the proper h.
Veiopment of boys and girls sal
Personally, the. editor ia con. IN
led to remain in EllisyiIle ana W'
plain Hardy says, that he a0 na
'id not be tempted to leave The Iiue
~ ana people with whom SO
ny pleasant years have paat
you have plums for Captain Fra
roy you must bring them to n ma q
Isville and he says that he will die i e,
them here. ceir
zt.p
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
LAUREL-ELLISYILLE CAR
LINE SURVEYED TO ELLISVILLE.

Nessrs Daymon aud Bell have
completed a temporary survey ofthe
Laurel-~ Eilisville car line To the Az.
rlchllural School This runs
East of Talahala II ~
thought that the - aid run
west of the creet h9ieaple cast
of the creek My such nberal
offers of ps rNcAat 1t seems sure
that II .yS~ill run east of the
cree ~
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
CAR
line A REALITY

Mr. Harry Bell has begun The
work OF surveying the Laurel
and EllisvilIe interban. 1t is not
known where the work in Lau-
rel will be first begun, but it is
said that the entire line will be
pushed to completion.
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
BELL WELBORN TO
SUPERVISE ROAD
n0NcTEs,f 9swEnRY
a -arJssU " sxv,aLs
a,sa.
.m--s

am; Bell Welbern is to be
paced IN charge Of county con-
V.o's This means that the work
of the Jones County roads win
% aoly supervised, as Mr.. Wei.
porn Is well prepart d for the
~ofk oy successful experience
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN

= r. ioln ,ll ny place Saturday night one
mare mule bout IS years old u,.s J1s {
~, Mnile spot on back caused from s.d ta
~ cig e.. ~ caught please notify and ~.
2t.n pox q a. A. Howe,
N " Eliisvilic, Miss.
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
7 VI that war
monument, though It

+ monument, though It
%ed the sky until its summit
"a lost from view, could Nor
~ oreait TO our woman hood, be-
n.ause Of what she is In time ~
4 az ana peace. 1t is for us Of
7e2ls generation to have her IN
peacr7and ~ the home which
sile ~ pleased to consider her
proper sphere. She abhors
puolclly and views with a con-
tempsious eye the masculine in.
Of her God given sphere
oy her Northern sister.
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
For Sale
Pure bred Berkshire pigs about
III weeks old and some older
to reRistraticn pr;oae

Isn't it?"
| assented, but | wished she would
drop the other girl wasn't inter
ested there. except just because she
was
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
PR0CRAME
FOR. JUNE 3,
AT JACKSON
Laying Corner Stone OF
Monument to the Women
of the Confederacy.

Prayer ... ......
DR.. H. +. Sproes
Music
Patriotic chorus
Addresses of Welcome On be-.
half Of city Mayor Crowder
On behalf of State
Gov. Brewer
On behalf of Veterans
Maj. Pat Henry
MUSIC .......-. ....... Band
Address ....a ... ........
Rev. De B. Waddell, Meridian
Laying of corner stone by Grand
Master j. Rice Williams, follow
ed by Masonic address.
Short talks by Mrs. S. E. Rose
Pres. Miss. Div. u. D. C. Miss
Anabel Power for Daughters of
Veterans.
Music-Southern Melodies. Star
Spangled Banner.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30

l. Prayer Rev. ]. c. carley
2 Band -- "The Girl Left Behind Me-
8 Welcome Address-By Veteran Capt 7. i Hardy
Welcome Address-By Mayor Hon j r. Tavlor
Welcome Address--By Daughter Mre E. j. Ward
4 Band 'od Kentucky Home
B. song-'Bonnie Blue Flag" School Children
g. Address-By State Officer Mrs D. B. Holmes
:. Band 'Annie Laurie
g. song-"The boys in gray growing old Quartette
D. Address Hon. Hardy r Stone
TO- song-"Dixie School Children
II. Bugle Call over Memorial and Salute Fired
12 Unveling Memorial
13 Sounding Taps
a. Song-"Tenting the old camp ground' Quartette
TO- baho ---- Dixie"
The Jones County news., 1912-05-30
Miss fuckers Recital

Quite delightful musical trea+
va Was Miss Maggie fuckers recit II
" Weduesday evening at the Hiob
ocnooi Auditorium An apprecia tiya
audience applauded the deservi,e
'npi 'gno each rendered faultlessI1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

openinc ball Wandamere. Friday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
Milady's Toilet Table
BY Mime. p'MlLLE,

OF all home treatments for the hair,
the theroX dry shampoo seems to be the
most satisfactory by far. There In some
thing about It totally different from any
other treatment, and the hair responds
so quickly. Put four ounces Of powdered
orrs root (or a cupful Of corn meaD in
a fruit jar. and add the contents OF
small original paclase OF theroX, shak-
ing we'll together. Sprinkle little on the
head and brush thoroughly. 1t makes
the hair wavy. glossy and lustrous.
To have a fair and lovely skin. TO re-
tain the attraction OF youth. to keep the
complexion clear and beauttful-the face.
neck and forearms should be massaged
every morning with solution made by
dissolving n small original package Of
mayatone In a half-plnt Witch hazel Use
this instead Of powder. Mayatone reduces
large pores. eradicatcs dark and muddy
spots. and leaves the skin smooth, soft
and satinlike.
Sometimes a sore may be slow In heal
ing. In cases ike this Mothers Salve Is
good TO use. for il Is antiseptic as we'll as
healing and tends to prevent blood pol
soniug, 1t quickly heals cuts. burns,
scalds etc. and viii also cure chaps, cold
sores pimple5 and skin eruptions when
not caused by constitutional trouble.
No woman need be humliated by wild
hairs or fuzzy growths They will vanish
quickly II de!atone paste is applied Mix
enough powdered delatone with water to
cover the hairy surface apply, and after
two or three minutes rub Off wash the
skin, and the hairs Will be gone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19
CREW Of SUBMARINE
NEAR DEATHS DOOR
Tangled Chain Holds Little
Vessel Two Hundred Feet
Under Water.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1s.-Eight
members OF the crew OF the submarine
Carp drank champagne on the bottom Of
the ocean yesterday and then won a toss
with death.
cable caught IN hawscpipe had
at a depth OF 200 feet. farther under the
waves than diving vessel ever had gone
before, There was no hope of freeing
the cable. The only chance lay in using
the compressed air in the submarine to
force out the tweuty-sX tons OF water
in the submerging tanks to give the boat
sufficient buoyancy to tear II loose. II
the jammed cable still held the men
would suffocate.
The compressed air was shot into the
tanks. The big steel tube rocked and
groaned for an instant and then was still
again. The prisoners looked at the pres
sure gauge and saw that the vessel waS
still fast Lieutenant s. B. Smith, I'm
command, ordered the men to run back
craft In the hope Of starting vibrations
that would release the boat. Suddenly
the men were thrown on their backs and
the pressure gauge fell.
The crew of a barge overhead saw n
long fish nose shoot 100 feet into the air.
and then the submarine rishted itself on
the surface. The men were bruised but
not seriously injured
The submarine was drawn under the
water by cable attached to a ten-ton
weight at the bottom of the bay IN
special government test to determine the
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WEATHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE CITY
AND THE STATE OF UTAH-LOCAL RAIN FRI
DAY. SATURDAY-ThIR.
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G. L. Parsons, sec'y and Treas. Of

G. L. Parsons, sec'y and Treas. Of
the c. H. Ward Drug Co., Pasadena,
Calf, writes: "We have sold and
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for years. We believe it to
be one Of the most efficient expectos,
ants on the market. Containing no
opiates or narcotics it can be given
freely to children Enough Of this
remedy can be taken to relieve q cold
as it has no nauseatiug results and
does not interfere with digestion. +"
For sale by Schramm johnson Drugs
Five stores.
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MONTANA GOVERNOR
DEMANDS PLEDGES

HELENA, Mont, April 1s.-Gov z l..
Norris announced today that he would not
call a special session OF the legislature TO
enact a primary and presidential prcfc-en-
tial law unless three more members OF
the state senate pledged themselves to
vote for the direct primary law drafted
by the nonpartisa1 commission appoiate ed
by the governor last summer. Governor
Norris announced that ma ajority OF the
members of the house had pledged them
selves to vote for the law. but only elev en-
members OF the senate had agreed TO
support II.
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PLANS FORMULATED
BY OLD TRAIL PEOPLE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 1s.-To
unity the several historic roads repre-
sented in the National Old Trails as
sociation, and to work for federal aid
for a national coast to coast highway,
an organization of two delegates from
each state touched by the proposed
road was decided upon at today's ses.
sion of the association s convention.
Five hundred delegates from the states
of Ohio and Arizona were present.
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pressure resisting power OF the boat Mt
great depth. The Carp's windlass was
used In drawing the craft down. The
mon had orders to remain at the bottom
Ten minutes. Champagne and sandwiches
had been provided and the men drank a
last glass before reversing the windlass
TO go to the surface, The windlass would
not work, but this contingency has been
provided for by q. device to cut the cable
The cable was cut, bat II was then that
the imprisoned men realized that the
other cable had caught In the hawsepipe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-19

California the Place TO Spend Your Va
cation.
s35 round trip. Tickets on sale April
Goth to May 9TH, via Salt Lake Route.
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LAND SALE.
Burley, Idaho, April 90.

"KkVS' tUSHO' SAP91K SVs
Sixty-6ve hundred acres of state
school lands to be sold Mt public auc,
from Utah points, April IT, Is and 10;
limit April 81. There will be a sale OF
additional lands at Rupert, Idaho, on
April 22. For further particulars ad.
dress D. f. Burley. general passenger
agent, or call room 20l Deseret News
building. Salt Lake.
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New Corporation,

Filed with the county clerk:
Clayton & Macfarlane Livestock COM
Dany of Salt Lake; capital stock, $50. 900 !;
shares $40 each: n ". Clayton, presi-
dent; John NJ Macfarlane. vice presi-
dent. /. A. Clayton, treasurer; !. T.
Young and Wallace Macfarlane, addition
nj directors.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Rudy Gun club 10 Charles L. Murphy. part
section IL, township ] north range !
WeSt ~
John NJ. Woods and wife TO William II. ALI
Doe, part section 10. township south.
range WeHt S,tt
James Mickclsau and wife 10 Mary D.
Reeves. part lot Z. block 40. plat B..
Ludwig christensen TO Annie G. Petersen.
part lot g. block e5, plat C,.....,....s....,,. II
DouGnx Heights Land a. Investment
pany to Margaret Albres. lot 2s, block
10, Douglas Park subdivision ....,.......... / u
r. C. Ron and wifo to P. C. Crawford. lots
t5 and 4s. block /. North Waterloo. ..s.,,,.s
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Comparative weather data at Salt Lake City.
April 1s. 1912;
Highest temperature today was 80 degrees
highest la this month since 1874 was s5 degrees !;
lowest last night was "a degrees lowest this
month since 1874 Is degrees, mean temper
aturc for today 81 degrees: normal 81
degrees; accumulated deficiency since the 6rst
OF the month Is degrees. accumulated excess
since January l is 242 degrees.
Relative humidity at a. today -
per cent: relative humidity at p. m, today
64 per cent
Total precipitation for tho twenty four hours
ending at M. today II OF inch,
total for thiH month 10 date is lol tpcheF;
mulated deficiency FOR this month TO dato is IT
OF nm Inch total precipitation Since Jnpusry l
10 date iB $40 inches accumulated excess since
January ! is 40 OF inch.
Sun rises OF 6aS q. m sun sets al 71l p.
April la. 1912
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS
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Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Nicola starovch, Garfield. nnd Frances Pezll.
MIdyaie
Harry aahnrs and Maria roloo both OF Mid.
valc.
NJ. e. Howard md Ethel Faddis. both OF Salt
Lake city.
Ncphl Jacobson. MURRAY. and Frances Il. Gi.-
ford. West Jordan
Matt Rubclct and Kate Biksacch. both OF Muir"
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Deaths,

ElsnoTc Tsgcrson. April is, Ics West North
Temple. aged yesrs. pneumonia.
Catherine NJ. Lsndon. April Il. 10 street.
sged 81 years. Henile hamilton
Catherine Truscott, April Is. 3l5 Brooklyn
nue, aged SIS years, unknown but natural.
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Births.

Sa7crio oliyerio. North Salt Lake son.
Gibson a. Mari T05 Eighth avenue. son.
HAIRY Rich, 3ec East Sixth South. son.
Richard {, Dorsey. ST. Marks hospital, dauEh
ter
Eugene T. Ward. $50 Neat Euclid avenue, son.
a. u Epperson. 81 South Eighth East. daugh